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Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Counselor Name:_______________________ | Catalog: 2018-2019 San Joaquin Delta College Catalog Program: California State University General Education Requirements (CSU-GE), Certificate of Achievement Pattern | |||
California State University General Education Requirements (CSU-GE), Certificate of Achievement PatternThis certificate is designed for the student who intends to transfer to a California State University. Certification of completion of this certificate of achievement will fulfill lower division General Education Requirements at all CSU campuses and eliminate the need to complete additional lower division general education requirements at the transfer campus. Each candidate for the bachelor’s degree from a California State University (CSU) institution shall complete a pattern of forty-eight (48) semester units of general education courses in addition to courses in American History and Institutions. A student may complete a maximum of thirty-nine (39) of the forty-eight (48) units at San Joaquin Delta College. The San Joaquin Delta College forty-three (43) unit requirement allows students to meet both the CSU General Education pattern and the CSU’s 40404 requirement for American History and Institutions. Students completing the CSU general education pattern will meet the general education requirements of San Joaquin Delta College’s Associate Degree. Click here to access a PDF of the CSU general education pattern. Students must file an application for CSU-GE certification and are urged to apply for the CSU-GE Certificate of Achievement with Evaluators at the end of the semester in which all courses have been completed. Contact evaluators from the Delta College homepage, www.deltacollege.edu by selecting “Student Services” and “Evaluations”. Students are encouraged to consult with a counselor to develop a Student Education Plan. Counseling appointments may be scheduled online by selecting “Counseling Center”, “Make a Counseling Appointment” under “Student Services” on the Delta College Home Page, www.deltacollege.edu. Counseling appointments are not available by phone. The Counseling Center may be reached at (209) 954-5151, ext. 6276 for information regarding other Counseling and support services. Failure to consult with a counselor may unnecessarily delay progress toward transfer. Program Learning OutcomesThe student will have successfully completed all required CSU lower division general education breadth pattern coursework. |
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Courses shall be selected from Areas A - E below: | ||||
Area A - Communication in the English Language and Critical ThinkingComplete 9 units with at least one course each from A1-Oral Communication, A2-Written Communication, and A3-Critical Thinking. | ||||
A1: Oral Communication^ | ||||
Course Name | Units: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
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COM ST 001A Public Speaking | Units: 3 | |||
A2: Written Communication^ | ||||
Course Name | Units: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
ENG 001A Reading and Composition | Units: 3 | |||
A3: Critical Thinking^ | ||||
Course Name | Units: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
COM ST 005 Argumentation and Debate | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 001B Written Communications II: A Critical Introduction to Literature | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 001D Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking | Units: 3 | |||
PHILO 030 Introductory Logic | Units: 3 | |||
Area B - Physical Universe and Its Life FormsComplete a minimum of 10 units with at least one course each from B1-Physical Science, B2-Life Science (at least one to include a B3-Laboratory Activity component), and B4-Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning. | ||||
B1: Physical Science | ||||
Course Name | Units: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
ASTRO 001 Introductory Astronomy | Units: 3 | |||
ASTRO 001L Astronomy Laboratory * | Units: 1 | |||
CHEM 001A General Chemistry * | Units: 5 | |||
CHEM 001B General Chemistry * | Units: 5 | |||
CHEM 003A Introduction to Chemistry * | Units: 4 | |||
CHEM 003B Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry * | Units: 4 | |||
CHEM 012A Organic Chemistry * | Units: 5 | |||
CHEM 012B Organic Chemistry * | Units: 5 | |||
GEOG 001 Physical Geography | Units: 3 | |||
GEOG 001L Physical Geography Laboratory * | Units: 1 | |||
GEOL 001A Physical Geology w/Lab * | Units: 4 | |||
GEOL 001B Historical Geology w/Lab * | Units: 4 | |||
GEOL 005 Earth Science | Units: 3 | |||
GEOL 005A Earth Science w/Laboratory * | Units: 4 | |||
GEOL 005L Earth Science Laboratory * | Units: 1 | |||
GEOL 015 Environmental Geology | Units: 3 | |||
GEOL 015A Environmental Geology w/Lab * | Units: 4 | |||
GEOL 016 Oceanography | Units: 3 | |||
GEOL 016A Oceanography w/Lab * | Units: 4 | |||
PHSCI 001 Matter and Energy | Units: 3 | |||
PHYSC 002A General Physics * | Units: 4 | |||
PHYSC 004A Principles of Physics: Mechanics * | Units: 4 | |||
PHYSC 010 Introduction to Physics * | Units: 4 | |||
PLANT 014 Soil Science * | Units: 4 | |||
B2: Life Science | ||||
Course Name | Units: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
AH SC 010 Principles of Animal Science | Units: 3 | |||
AH SC 010L Principles of Animal Science Laboratory * | Units: 1 | |||
ANTHR 002 Biological Anthropology | Units: 3 | |||
ANTHR 002L Biological Anthropology Laboratory * | Units: 1 | |||
BIOL 001 Molecular and Genomic Biology * | Units: 4 | |||
BIOL 002 General Zoology * | Units: 5 | |||
BIOL 003 Plant Diversity and Ecology * | Units: 4 | |||
BIOL 010 Survey of Biology * | Units: 4 | |||
BIOL 011 Humans in the Biological World * | Units: 4 | |||
BIOL 014 Practicing Modern Biology * | Units: 4 | |||
BIOL 023 General Microbiology * | Units: 5 | |||
BIOL 031 Human Anatomy * | Units: 4 | |||
BIOL 032 Human Physiology * | Units: 5 | |||
BIOL 033 Anatomy & Physiology * | Units: 6 | |||
N R 002 Environmental Science | Units: 3 | |||
PLANT 010 Principles of Plant Science | Units: 3 | |||
PLANT 010L Principles of Plant Science Laboratory * | Units: 1 | |||
B3: Laboratory ActivityThis requirement will be satisfied by completion of any laboratory course in Area B1 or B2. Laboratory courses are indicated with an asterisk (*). | ||||
B4: Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning^ | ||||
Course Name | Units: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
MATH 001 Calculus I | Units: 5 | |||
MATH 002 Calculus II | Units: 4 | |||
MATH 003 Multivariable Calculus | Units: 4 | |||
MATH 004 Differential Equations | Units: 4 | |||
MATH 005 Linear Algebra | Units: 4 | |||
MATH 012 Introduction to Probability and Statistics | Units: 4 | |||
MATH 013 Survey of Calculus | Units: 4 | |||
MATH 017A Concepts and Structures of Mathematics | Units: 3 | |||
MATH 020 Finite Mathematics | Units: 3 | |||
MATH 038A Precalculus I | Units: 4 | |||
MATH 038B Precalculus II | Units: 4 | |||
MATH 039 Precalculus | Units: 6 | |||
PSYCH 002 Statistical Methods For Psychology & Social Science | Units: 3 | |||
Area C - Arts, Literature, Philosophy, and Languages Other Than EnglishComplete a minimum of 9 units with at least one course each from C1-Arts and C2-Humanities. | ||||
C1: Arts | ||||
Course Name | Units: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
ART 001A Art History: Europe from Prehistory to 1400 | Units: 3 | |||
ART 001B Art History: Europe from the Fifteenth to the Twentieth Century | Units: 3 | |||
ART 001C Modern and Contemporary Art History | Units: 3 | |||
ART 002 Art History of the Non-Western World | Units: 3 | |||
ART 003 Art Appreciation | Units: 3 | |||
ART 006 2D Design and Color | Units: 3 | |||
ART 007A Painting I | Units: 3 | |||
ART 012 3-D Design | Units: 3 | |||
ART 020A Sculpture I | Units: 3 | |||
ART 033A Beginning Drawing | Units: 3 | |||
ART 040A Printmaking I | Units: 3 | |||
ART 064A Ceramics I | Units: 3 | |||
DANCE 029 Dance Appreciation | Units: 3 | |||
DRAMA 010 Introduction to Theatre | Units: 3 | |||
DRAMA 016A History of Theatre: Primitive to the 18th Century | Units: 3 | |||
DRAMA 016B History of Theatre: 18th Century to Present | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 030 The Film as Literature | Units: 3 | |||
FASHION 008 History of Fashion to the Twentieth Century | Units: 3 | |||
HORT 004 History of Garden Design | Units: 3 | |||
ID 008 History of Interior Design & Furniture | Units: 3 | |||
MUSIC 001 Music Fundamentals | Units: 3 | |||
MUSIC 004 Exploring Music | Units: 3 | |||
MUSIC 007 Excursions in Music of Our World | Units: 3 | |||
MUSIC 008 Exploring Jazz, Ragtime, and Blues | Units: 3 | |||
PHOTO 001A Introduction to Photography | Units: 3 | |||
C2: Humanities | ||||
Course Name | Units: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
CHIN 002 Elementary Chinese II | Units: 5 | |||
CHIN 003 Intermediate Chinese I | Units: 5 | |||
CHIN 004 Intermediate Chinese II | Units: 5 | |||
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CIVIL 003 Autobiography of Civilization | Units: 3 | |||
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ENG 035 Chicano Literature | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 037 Women in Literature | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 038 Mythology | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 042A Survey of American Literature I | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 042B Survey of American Literature II | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 043C World Literature I | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 043D World Literature II | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 045 Introduction to Shakespeare | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 046A Survey of British Literature I | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 046B Survey of British Literature II | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 049A Introduction to Creative Writing | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 052 From Story to Screen | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 055A Studies in Drama | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 055B Studies in Fiction | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 055C Studies in Poetry | Units: 3 | |||
ENG 057 Children’s Literature | Units: 3 | |||
FASHION 009 History of Fashion from the Twentieth Century to Present | Units: 3 | |||
FASHION 010 Clothing and Culture | Units: 3 | |||
FREN 002 Elementary French II | Units: 5 | |||
FREN 003 Intermediate French I | Units: 5 | |||
FREN 004 Intermediate French II | Units: 5 | |||
FREN 005 Advanced French | Units: 5 | |||
GERM 002 Elementary German II | Units: 5 | |||
GERM 003 Intermediate German I | Units: 5 | |||
GERM 004 Intermediate German II | Units: 5 | |||
HIST 006C History of the Middle East + | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 007 History Through Film | Units: 3 | |||
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HUM 003 Autobiography of Civilization | Units: 3 | |||
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ITAL 002 Elementary Italian II | Units: 5 | |||
ITAL 003 Intermediate Italian I | Units: 5 | |||
ITAL 004 Intermediate Italian II | Units: 5 | |||
JAPAN 002 Elementary Japanese II | Units: 5 | |||
JAPAN 003 Intermediate Japanese I | Units: 5 | |||
JAPAN 004 Intermediate Japanese II | Units: 5 | |||
PHILO 006 Introduction to Philosophy | Units: 3 | |||
PHILO 040 Ethics | Units: 3 | |||
PHILO 045 Philosophy of Religion | Units: 3 | |||
PHILO 050 Asian Philosophy | Units: 3 | |||
RELGN 014A Great Religions of the Eastern World | Units: 3 | |||
RELGN 014B Great Religions of the Western World | Units: 3 | |||
SL 002 Elementary American Sign Language II | Units: 4 | |||
SL 003 Intermediate American Sign Language I | Units: 4 | |||
SL 004 Intermediate American Sign Language II | Units: 4 | |||
SPAN 002 Elementary Spanish II | Units: 5 | |||
SPAN 003 Intermediate Spanish I | Units: 5 | |||
SPAN 003A Spanish for Spanish Speakers I | Units: 5 | |||
SPAN 004 Intermediate Spanish II | Units: 5 | |||
SPAN 004A Spanish for Spanish Speakers II | Units: 5 | |||
SPAN 005 Advanced Spanish Introduction to Literature I | Units: 5 | |||
SPAN 006 Advanced Spanish Introduction to Literature II | Units: 5 | |||
Area D - Social, Political, and Economic InstitutionsComplete a minimum of 9 units from at least two disciplines. | ||||
Course Name | Units: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
A J 021 Criminal Justice in Society | Units: 3 | |||
AGBUS 012 Agricultural Economics | Units: 3 | |||
ANTHR 001 Cultural Anthropology | Units: 3 | |||
ANTHR 006 Native Peoples of North America | Units: 3 | |||
ANTHR 010 Introduction to Archaeology | Units: 3 | |||
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BIOL 030 Human Sexuality + | Units: 3 | |||
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BUS 008 Introduction to Law and Society | Units: 3 | |||
CDEV 021 Child and Adolescent Development + | Units: 3 | |||
BUS 026 Economics of Business | Units: 3 | |||
COM ST 007 Intercultural Communication ** | Units: 3 | |||
COM ST 011 Intracultural Communication ** | Units: 3 | |||
ECON 003 Principles of Microeconomics | Units: 3 | |||
ECON 005 Principles of Macroeconomics | Units: 3 | |||
ECON 013 Global Economics | Units: 3 | |||
GEOG 002 Cultural Geography | Units: 3 | |||
GEOG 003 Geography of California | Units: 3 | |||
GEOG 010 World Regional Geography | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 002A World History to 1600 | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 002B World History Since 1600 | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 004A History of Western Civilization | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 004B History of Western Civilization | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 006A History of Asian Civilization | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 006B History of South and Southeast Asian Civilization | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 006C History of the Middle East + | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 017A History of the United States | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 017B History of the United States | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 027 Women in History | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 030A African-American History to 1877 | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 030B African-American History Since 1877 | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 031 Mexican-American History | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 034 Asian Pacific American History | Units: 3 | |||
HIST 037 California History | Units: 3 | |||
PETHEORY 041 Sport in Society | Units: 3 | |||
POLSC 001 American Government and Institutions | Units: 3 | |||
POLSC 002 Introduction to Comparative Politics | Units: 3 | |||
POLSC 003 Introduction to Political Theory | Units: 3 | |||
POLSC 004 California Politics | Units: 3 | |||
POLSC 005 International Relations | Units: 3 | |||
POLSC 006 International Political Economy | Units: 3 | |||
PSYCH 001 Introduction to Psychology | Units: 3 | |||
PSYCH 003 Personal and Social Psychology + | Units: 3 | |||
PSYCH 004 Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology | Units: 3 | |||
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PSYCH 030 Human Sexuality + | Units: 3 | |||
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SOCIO 001A Introduction to Sociology | Units: 3 | |||
SOCIO 001B Social Problems | Units: 3 | |||
SOCIO 005 Sociology of the Family | Units: 3 | |||
SOCIO 027 Sociology of Sex and Gender | Units: 3 | |||
SOCIO 033 Sociology of Race and Ethnicity ** | Units: 3 | |||
Area E - Life-Long Learning and Self-DevelopmentComplete a minimum of 3 units, not all in PEACTIV. Veterans or reservists who submit a DD214 verifying discharge under honorable conditions or active duty military personnel who submit an official document (e.g., Joint Services Transcript) verifying completion of basic military training will clear Area E and receive three units of general education credit. | ||||
Course Name | Units: | Term Taken | Grade | Gen Ed |
ANTHR 004 Introduction to Linguistics | Units: 3 | |||
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BIOL 030 Human Sexuality + | Units: 3 | |||
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CDEV 021 Child and Adolescent Development + | Units: 3 | |||
CDEV 026 Child, Family and Community | Units: 3 | |||
COM ST 003 Interpersonal Communication | Units: 3 | |||
FCS 002 Life Management | Units: 3 | |||
FCS 006 Nutrition | Units: 3 | |||
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FCS 019 Human Development | Units: 3 | |||
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FCS 023 Marriage and the Family | Units: 3 | |||
GUID 008 Education and Interpersonal Growth | Units: 3 | |||
H ED 001 Health Education | Units: 3 | |||
H ED 030 Community First Aid and Safety | Units: 2 | |||
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H S 019 Human Development | Units: 3 | |||
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HUM 004 Introduction to Linguistics | Units: 3 | |||
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PEACTIV 001D Swim Training and Conditioning | Units: 0.5-1 | |||
PEACTIV 012A Individual Conditioning I | Units: 1.5 | |||
PSYCH 003 Personal and Social Psychology + | Units: 3 | |||
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PSYCH 030 Human Sexuality + | Units: 3 | |||
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Minimum Units Required: 40 | ||||
NOTES:For a complete listing of courses and approval dates log on to www.assist.org or see a counselor or evaluator for a list of course approval dates. ^ Course in this area must be completed with a grade of “C” or better + Course may be listed in more than one area but may not be used to certify more than one area. * Indicates Laboratory Activity course ** Course satisfies CSU Sacramento “Race and Ethnicity in American Society” general education requirement | ||||
California State University American Institutions RequirementStudents satisfy the American Institutions requirement of the California State University through coursework in three areas.
This requirement may be met before or after transfer to CSU; however, students are advised to meet this requirement prior to transfer and while completing the CSU General Education certification. If a course is approved for more than one U.S. Area below, a student may use the course to satisfy all areas listed. US-1 may be completed with a score of 3 or higher on Advanced Placement U.S. History. US-2 (but not US-3) may be completed with a score of 3 or higher on Advanced Placement U.S. Government and Politics. At Delta College, qualifications of these courses to fulfill the United States History, Constitution, and American Ideals requirement is restricted to the following combinations:
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Courses that meet the CSU American Institutions requirement may also be used to satisfy CSU-GE Area D requirements. | ||||
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