CORE Distributive Studies
Interdisciplinary and Emerging Issues

(CORE Code: IE)

Optional category, effective beginning Fall 2005.

(D) listed after a course indicates that this course also double counts as Human Cultural Diversity.

Course Number
Course Title
Diversity
BMGT 110 Introduction to Business and Management  
CPSP 221 Cultures of the Americas D
ENEE 200 Social and Ethical Dimensions of Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology
ENES 210 Entrepreneurial Opportunity Analysis and Decision-making in 21st  
HLTH 285 Controlling Stress and Tension  
HONR 228I
History of Mathematics (also as MATH 274)
 
HONR248N Extinction Risk: Where Biology, Geography and Mathematics Meet  
HONR 248P Beyond 9/11: Stress, Survival, and Resilience  
HONR 267 Knowledge Across Disciplines  
HONR 279O Counterterrorism
 
HONR 298T Rip, Mix and Burn: Social Creativity Online  
HONR 298Z Science and Journalism: The Two Societies in the 21st Century  
GEMS 104 Topics in Science, Technology and Society (STS)  
JOUR 175 Media Literacy D
MATH 274
History of Mathematics (also as HONR 228I)
 
PHIL 261 Philosophy of the Environment  
PHIL 280 Perspectives on the Mind: Philosophy and Cognitive Science  
PLSC 171 Introduction to Urban Ecosystems (formerly NRSC 171)  
PUAF 201 Leadership for the Common Good  
WRLD 235 The Power of Water: Politics, Technology, and Development of the Mekong River  

Current as of: 4/2/2008

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