Associate of Arts/ Oregon Transfer Degree (AAOT)

Foundational Skills Requirement

Writing Skills

(minimum 8 credits required)

Students who took writing classes of 3 credits each must have WR121, WR122 and either WR123 or WR227. Students taking classes of 4 credits each must take WR121 and either WR122 or WR227.

WR121

English Composition I

4

WR122

English Composition II or
WR227 Technical Writing

4

Oral Communication

(minimum one course required)

COMM111

Fundamentals of Public Speaking

4

COMM115

Intercultural Communication ¹

4

COMM218

Interpersonal Communication

4

Mathematics

(minimum one course required; Prerequisite: MTH95 or MTH96)

MTH105

Introduction to Contemporary Mathematics ²

4

MTH111

College Algebra

4

MTH112

Elementary Functions

4

MTH211,212,213

Fundamentals of Elementary Math I, II, III

4-4-4

MTH243

Probability and Statistics ²

4

MTH244

Inferential Statistics

4

MTH251,252,253

Calculus I, II, III

5-5-5

MTH254

Vector Calculus

5

MTH256

Differential Equations

5

MTH261

Linear Algebra

5

Fitness/Health/Physical Education

(minimum one or more courses totaling at least 3 credits)

HE112

Emergency First Aid

1

HE199

Special Studies

variable

HE208

HIV and Infectious Diseases

1

HE250

Personal Health

3

HE252

First Aid/CPR

3

HE253

Wilderness First Aid

3

HE259

Care and Prevention of Athletic Injury

3

HE261

CPR/Basic Life Support Provider

1

HPE295

Health and Fitness for Life

3

PE185___

Activity Courses

1-3

PE199

Special Studies

variable

Discipline Studies Requirements

Humanities Requirement

(minimum three courses from the following list chosen from at least two disciplines)

ART204,205,206

History of Art I, II, III ¹

4-4-4

COMM100

Basic Communication

3

COMM111

Fundamentals of Public Speaking ³

4

COMM115

Intercultural Communication ^{1, 3}

4

COMM201

Media and Society

4

COMM218

Interpersonal Communication ³

4

COMM225

Small Group Communication

4

COMM237

Communication and Gender ¹

4

COMM270

Argumentation and Debate

3

ENG104

Introduction to Literature (Fiction)

4

ENG105

Introduction to Literature (Drama)

4

ENG106

Introduction to Literature (Poetry)

4

ENG107

World Literature: Ancient to Classical ¹

4

ENG108

World Literature: Medieval to Renaissance ¹

4

ENG109

World Literature: Enlightenment to Modern ¹

4

ENG201,202

Shakespeare I, II

4-4

ENG204

Introduction to English Literature: Medieval to Renaissance

4

ENG205

Introduction to English Literature: 18th Century to Romantic

4

ENG206

Introduction to English Literature: Victorian to Modern

4

ENG253

Survey of American Literature: Colonial

4

ENG254

Survey of American Literature: 19th Century

4

ENG255

Survey of American Literature: 20th Century

4

ENG257

African American Literature ¹

4

ENG260

Introduction to Women Writers ¹

4

ENG275

The Bible as Literature

4

HUM101

Introduction to Humanities: Classical to Medieval ¹

4

HUM102

Introduction to Humanities: Renaissance to Enlightenment ¹

4

HUM103

Introduction to Humanities: Romanticism to 20th Century ¹

4

HUM215

Native American Arts and Cultures: Eskimo/Inuit ¹

4

HUM216

Native American Arts and Cultures: First Nations of the Northwest Coast ¹

4

HUM217

Native American Arts and Cultures: Nations of the Plains ¹

4

HUM218

Native American Arts and Cultures: Nations of the Southwest ¹

4

HUM219

Native American Arts and Cultures: Peoples of Mexico ¹

4

IS110

Introduction to International Studies ¹

4

MUS108

Music in World Cultures

4

MUS201

Exploring Music: Introduction to Music History

4

MUS205

History of Jazz

3

MUS206

Introduction to Rock Music

3

MUS208

Film Music

3

MUS261

History of Western Music I: Ancient to Baroque

4

MUS262

History of Western Music II: Classical to Romantic

4

MUS263

History of Western Music III: 20th Century to Modern Day

4

MUS264

History of Rock I: The Roots of Rock

3

MUS265

History of Rock II: Rock’s Golden Age

3

MUS266

History of Rock III: Heavy Metal to Hip Hop

3

PHL101,102,103

Philosophical Problems, Ethics, Critical Reasoning

4-4-4

REL201

World Religions ¹

4

REL243

Nature, Religion and Ecology ¹

4

SPAN201,202,203

Second Year Spanish I, II, III ¹

4-4-4

Social Science Requirement

(at least four courses from the following list chosen from at least two disciplines)

ANTH110

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ¹

4

ANTH150

Introduction to Archaeology

4

CJ100

Foundations and Ethics in Criminal Justice

4

CJ201/SOC221

Juvenile Delinquency

4

CJ214

Crime, Justice and Diversity ¹

4

ECON201

Principles of Microeconomics

4

ECON202

Principles of Macroeconomics

4

GEOG110

Introduction to Human Geography ¹

4

GEOG120

World Regional Geography

4

HST104

World Civilizations: Prehistory - Middle Ages ¹

4

HST105

World Civilizations: Byzantium - Present ¹

4

HST201

U.S. History through Reconstruction ¹

4

HST202

U.S. History: Post-Reconstruction - Present ¹

4

PS201

U.S. Government: Institutions and Policy

4

PS202

U.S. Government: Ideologies and Political Participation

4

PS203

State and Local Government

4

PSY201,202

General Psychology I, II

4-4

PSY215

Life Span Human Development

4

PSY219

Introduction to Abnormal Psychology

4

PSY228

Introduction to Positive Psychology

4

PSY231

Human Sexuality

3

SOC204,205

Introduction to Sociology, American Society ¹

4-4

SOC213

Race and Ethnicity in the U.S. ¹

4

SOC218

Sociology of Gender ¹

4

SOC225

Social Problems and Solutions ¹

4

SOC228

Environment and Society ¹

4

SOC230

Introduction to Gerontology

4

SOC235/HST259

The Chicano/Latino Historical Experience ¹

4

SOC243/CJ243

Drugs, Crime and Addiction

4

SOC244/CJ200

Introduction to Criminology

4

Science/Math/Computer Science Requirement

(Four courses required of which three must be lab sciences from the Lab Science list. The fourth course may be a lab or non-lab science, math or computer science. Note: Maximum of three courses from any one discipline or prefix and only one of the four courses can be a regional field studies course indicated by asterisk.)

Lab Science Courses

BI101,102,103

Introduction to Biology I, II, III w/lab (non-majors)

4-4-4

BI121,122

Elementary Anatomy and Physiology I, II w/lab

4-4

BI211,212,213

General Biology I, II, III w/lab

4-4-4

BI231,232,233

Anatomy and Physiology I, II, III w/lab

4-4-4

BI234

Microbiology w/lab

4

CHEM104

Introductory Chemistry w/lab and recitation

5

CHEM105

Introductory Organic Chemistry w/lab

4

CHEM106

Introductory Biochemistry w/lab

4

CHEM221,222,223

General Chemistry I, II, III w/lab and recitation

5-5-5

G101,102,103

Introduction to Geology I, II, III w/lab

4-4-4

GS104

Physical Science: Physics w/lab

4

GS107

Physical Science: Astronomy w/lab

4

GS108

Physical Science: Oceanography w/lab

4

GS170*

Regional Field Studies (includes lab)

4

PH201,202,203

General Physics, I, II, III w/lab and recitation

5-5-5

PH211,212,213

General Physics (Calculus Based) I, II, III w/lab and recitation

5-5-5

Non-lab Science/Math/Computer Science Courses

CS160

Introduction to Computer Science

4

CS161J,162J

Computer Science I, II (Java)

4-4

CS161U,162U

Computer Science I, II (C++)

4-4

CS260

Data Structures I

4

ENV111

Introduction to Environmental Science

3

G100

Fundamentals of Geology

3

MTH105

Introduction to Contemporary Mathematics ⁴

4

MTH111

College Algebra ⁴

4

MTH112

Elementary Functions ⁴

4

MTH211,212,213

Fundamentals Elementary Math I, II, III ⁴

4-4-4

MTH243

Probability and Statistics ⁴

4

MTH244

Inferential Statistics ⁴

4

MTH251,252,253

Calculus I, II, III ⁴

5-5-5

MTH254

Vector Calculus ⁴

5

MTH256

Differential Equations ⁴

5

MTH261

Linear Algebra ⁴

5

NFM225

Nutrition

4