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Child Studies
	• CHS 111 - Foundations of Early Childhood Education
	• CHS 113 - Infant-Toddler Care and Assessment
	• CHS 115 - Movement and Music
	• CHS 199 - Practicum I
	• CHS 201 - Creative Activities
	• CHS 203 - Children's Literature and Language Arts
	• CHS 208 - Teaching Exceptional Learners
	• CHS 236 - Home, School and Community
	• CHS 250 - STEM in the Early Childhood Education Classroom
	• CHS 252 - Social Studies in Early Childhood Classroom
	• CHS 254 - Health, Safety and Nutrition
	• CHS 298 - Practicum II
	• CHS 299 - Practicum III
	• CHS 307 - Administration of Child Care Programs
	• CHS 320 - Emergent Literacy
	• CHS 330 - Environment for Play
	• CHS 425 - Curriculum Approaches in Early Childhood
	• CHS 450 - Observations, Assessments and Individualizations
	• CHS 490 - Capstone: Field Experience
Communication and Media Studies Courses numbered COM 107 or higher qualify as Humanities or Liberal Arts electives.
	• COM 107 - Introduction to Communication
	• COM 108 - Principles of Communication and Media
	• COM 201 - Communication Theory
	• COM 207 - Fundamentals of Professional Presentations
	• COM 208 - Interpersonal Communication
	• COM 240 - Introduction to Social Media
	• COM 250 - Introduction to Strategic Communication
	• COM 301 - Mass Media and Society
	• COM 311 - Writing for the Communication Profession
	• COM 324 - Persuasion
	• COM 330 - History of Sports Broadcasting
	• COM 335 - Group Communication
	• COM 340 - Social Media Management
	• COM 341 - Media Literacy
	• COM 375 - Public Relations
	• COM 378 - Organizational Communication
	• COM 400 - Media Research Techniques
	• COM 410 - Sports Journalism
	• COM 415 - Social Interaction in a Virtual Environment
	• COM 450 - Advanced Seminar in Communication and Media
	• COM 460 - Internship in Communication and Media
Computer Information Systems
	• CIS 112 - Introduction to Computing
	• CIS 120 - Introduction to Information Technology
	• CIS 200 - Programming Fundamentals VBI
	• CIS 213 - Project Management I
	• CIS 216 - Programming Principles
	• CIS 220 - Hardware Fundamentals
	• CIS 221 - Networking Fundamentals
	• CIS 222 - Fundamentals of IT Security
	• CIS 230 - Programming VBII
	• CIS 240 - Programming in C++
	• CIS 241 - Python Programmming
	• CIS 244 - Network Security
	• CIS 250 - Advanced Excel
	• CIS 280 - Multimedia Web Design
	• CIS 290 - Mobile Application Development
	• CIS 303 - Software Engineering I
	• CIS 311 - Technical Writing in CIS
	• CIS 312 - End-User Computing (Application Design I)
	• CIS 314 - Project Management II
	• CIS 317 - Decision Support Systems/Expert Systems
	• CIS 320 - Fundamentals of Router and Switch Configuration
	• CIS 321 - Microsoft Workstation Course (MCSE)
	• CIS 322 - IT Security Quality Management
	• CIS 337 - Networking in Business
	• CIS 340 - Computer Ethics
	• CIS 341 - Enterprise Risk Management
	• CIS 342 - Cloud Computing and Virtualization
	• CIS 350 - Advanced Multimedia Web Design and Development
	• CIS 351 - Responsive Web Design and Development
	• CIS 360 - Systems Analysis I
	• CIS 361 - Systems Analysis II
	• CIS 370 - Global E-Commerce
	• CIS 380 - Data Structure and Algorithms
	• CIS 398 - Internship in CIS
	• CIS 404 - Software Engineering II
	• CIS 410 - Operating Systems
	• CIS 412 - End-User Systems Design (Application Design III)
	• CIS 415 - Information Resource Management
	• CIS 420 - Database Management Systems
	• CIS 422 - Database I
	• CIS 424 - Database II
	• CIS 425 - Computer Control and Audit
	• CIS 427 - Database III
	• CIS 429 - Database IV
	• CIS 430 - Accounting Information Systems
	• CIS 441 - Fundamentals of Client/Server Technology
	• CIS 450 - Seminar in CIS
Criminal Justice Forensic Science courses quality as Natural Science or Liberal Arts electives. FRS 380 may be used to fulfill the general education science requirement.
	• CRJ 101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
	• CRJ 102 - Introduction to Law Enforcement
	• CRJ 103 - Introduction to Corrections
	• CRJ 104 - Introduction to Security
	• CRJ 180 - Forensic Science I
	• CRJ 180L - Forensics Laboratory
	• CRJ 201 - Juvenile Justice
	• CRJ 207 - Foundations of Terrorism
	• CRJ 209 - Criminal Law
	• CRJ 211 - Criminal Investigation
	• CRJ 212 - Crime Mapping and Analysis
	• CRJ 213 - Fingerprinting
	• CRJ 215 - Institutional Corrections

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