Registrar -- General Education Courses

MAT 111	College Mathematics
MAT 112	Elements of Calculus
MAT 115	Finite Mathematics for Computer Science
MAT 120	Precalculus
MAT 121	Calculus for Engineering Technology I
MAT 122	Calculus for Engineering Technology II
MAT 151	Calculus I
MAT 152	Calculus II
MAT 225	Applied Statistical Analysis
MAT 413	Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
STA 100	Statistical Methods

AST 222	Astronomy
BIO 101	Introduction to Biology
BIO 105	Introduction to Ecology
BIO 110	Anatomy & Physiology I
BIO 111	Anatomy & Physiology II
BIO 122	Insects & Society
BIO 130	Plant Biology
BIO 150	Introduction to Genetics
BIO 215	Anatomy & Physiology I
BIO 216	Anatomy & Physiology II
BIO 222	Nutrition and Health
BIO 224	Biology and Aging
BIO 225	Biology of the Sexes
BIO 305	Biology of Aging
BIO 310	Evolution
BIO 337	Nutrition & Health
CHE 110	Essentials of Chemistry
ENV 115	Introduction to Physical Geology
ENV 210	Weather & Climate
PHY 101	General Physics I
PHY 102	General Physics II
PHY 201	Calculus Based Physics

ANT 301	General Anthropology
ANT 302	Biology Anthropology: Contemporary Issues
ANT 303	Cultural Diversity
ANT 310	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
COM 262	Online Politics
ECO 110	Microeconomics
ECO 330	Economics of Aging
POS 110	American Public Policy
POS 252	The Politics of Life & Death
POS 262	Online Politics
POS 321	State & Local Government
POS 330	World Politics
POS 340	Elections & Political Behavior
POS 341	American Politics & Communication Technology
POS 342	Constitutional Law
PSY 100	Principles of Psychology
SOC 100	Introduction to Sociology
SOC 110	Social Problems
STS 360	Science, Technology & Politics

For All Students
HIS 101	American History: Colonies to Reconstruction
HIS 102	American History: Reconstruction to the Present
HIS 330	American Women's History
IDS 104	Technology in America
For Students Scoring Above 84 on NYS Regents in American History
HIS 308	Latinos in American History

GEN 400	Prominent Themes in Western Civilization Since the Renaissance
GEN 401	Contemporary World Views
HIS 150	History of Modern Europe
HIS 306	History of Science & Technology
HIS 317	Topics in Black History
HIS 350	History of Modern Europe
HIS 360	Environmental History
HIS 370	Western Civilization & the World

ENG 211	Art & Culture Revolution
HIS 306	History of Science and Technology
HIS 340	Latin American Civilizations
HIS 370	Western Civilization & the World
PHI 330	World Religions

Courses listed under the Humanities requirement can ONLY be used to fulfill the Humanities requirement and cannot be double counted.
ART 350	History of American Art
COM 315	Theater & Communication
COM 316	Media & Communication
ENG 110	Introduction to Literature
ENG 211	Art & Cultural Revolution
ENG 310	Topics in American Literature
ENG 311	Topics in World Literature
ENG 312	Studies in the Short Story
ENG 320	Recent American Poetry
ENG 331	Black Voices
ENG 350	Dramatic Literature
ENG 360	Reading the Film
ENG 361	Film Direction: Alfred Hitchcock
ENG 362	Aging in Literature & Film
ENG 375	The Novel
GEN 204	Understanding Human Nature
HIS 150	History of Modern Europe
HIS 306	History of Science & Technology
HIS 307	History of Science & Technology Since Newton
HIS 317	Topics in Black History
HUM 110	Humanities and Postmodern
HIS 350	History of Modern Europe
PHI 350	Technology & Ethics
STS 301	Monsters, Robots, & Cyborgs
** Courses listed under the Humanities requirement can ONLY be used to fulfill the Humanities requirement and cannot be double counted.
IDS 101*	Perspectives on Knowledge
IDS 102*	Nature & Culture
IDS 103*	Science, Technology, & Human Values
*See description of the Freshman General Education Core.

ART 210	Principles of Two Dimensional Design
ART 335	Drawing
ART 340	Painting: Technique & Style I
ART 341	Painting: Technique & Style II
ART 350	History of American Art
COM 212	Digital Photography & Imaging
COM 315	Theater & Communication
ENG 205	Creative Writing
MUS 300	Music Appreciation
MUS 301	SUNY Jazz
MUS 302	Choral Performance
THR 300	Theater Production

COM 306	Report Writing & Technical Communication
COM 308	Analytical & Research Writing
ENG 101	Freshman Composition
ENG 105	Critical Reading & Writing

IDS 101, 102, 103 taken alone satisfies only the Humanities General Education requirements.

IDS 101 and 102 satisfies both Humanities and Fine Arts General Education requirements.

IDS 101 and 103 OR FRC 102 and 103 satisfies both Humanities and Other World Civilizations General Education requirements.

ALL 3 IDS (101, 102 and 103) satisfy Western Civilization, Other World Civilizations, Humanities, and Arts General Education requirements.

IDS courses were FRC prior to Fall 2008.

** Prior to fall 2007: All three FRC (101, 102, 103) and ENG 101 waived the Upper Division writing requirement for freshmen.