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Academic Maps, 2020–2021 The Omnibus Collection

This omnibus document collects all available Academic Maps for students entering UCA as freshmen in academic year 2020–2021. Updates/corrections will be made to this file when updates/corrections are made to any of the plans/maps collected within it.

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Omnibus Published 2020-05-29

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College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences undergraduate Academic Maps follow, listed here in alphabetical order:

Program Name Degree

African/African American Studies BA

Anthropology BA

Anthropology BS

Art, Art Education BA

Art, Art History BA

Art, Fine Art BA

Art, Studio Art BFA

Communication BA

Communication BS

Creative Writing BA

Criminology BA

Criminology BS

English BA

English, with teacher licensure BA

Film BA

Film BS

General Education AA

History BA

History BS

Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies BA

Interior Design BA

Interior Design BS

International Studies BA

Journalism, Broadcast Journalism BA

Journalism, Broadcast Journalism BS

Journalism, Online Journalism BA

Journalism, Online Journalism BS

Journalism, Print Journalism BA

Journalism, Print Journalism BS

Linguistics, Track 1: Spanish, French, German, or Chinese BA

Linguistics, Track 2: TESOL BA

Linguistics, Track 3: Computer Science BA

Linguistics, Track 4: General Linguistics BA

Modern Languages, Chinese BA

Modern Languages, Chinese – Business BA

Modern Languages, Chinese – K–12/ESL BA


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Modern Languages, French BA

Modern Languages, French – Business BA

Modern Languages, French – K–12/ESL BA

Modern Languages, Spanish BA

Modern Languages, Spanish – Business BA

Modern Languages, Spanish – K–12/ESL BA

Music (non-performance) BA

Music, Composition BM

Music, Education – Instrumental BME

Music, Education – Piano / Instrumental BME

Music, Education – Piano / Vocal BME

Music, Education – Vocal BME

Music, Performance – Instrumental BM

Music, Performance – Piano BM

Music, Performance - Vocal BM

Music, Piano Pedagogy BM

Philosophy BA

Philosophy BS

Political Science BA

Political Science BS

Public Administration BA

Public Administration BS

Public Relations BA

Public Relations BS

Religious Studies BA

Religious Studies BS

Social Studies, History BSE

Sociology BA

Sociology BS

Theatre BA

Theatre BS

Writing, Professional Writing BA

Writing, Writing Studies BA

AMAP – Eight Semesters

Form AMAP8S Version: 2020–2021 Page 1 of 4

Academic Map: African/African American Studies

Department: History Degree: BA Program/Major: African/African American Studies Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1

Important program information in the online Undergraduate Bulletin:

UCA Core Requirements: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/uca-core/

LD UCA Core Check Sheet: https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/

UD UCA Core Course List: https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/

Degree Requirements: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/

Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/aaas/

Course Descriptions: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/courses/

This degree program requires a total of 120 semester credit hours, including at least 40 upper-division credit hours.

Comparable courses in the Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) are cross-referenced in the ACTS column of each se-mester block below; a core link (https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/) takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin’s UCA Lower-Division Core check sheet, where UCA Core options and ACTS course numbers are listed in full; an acts link takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin's ACTS page (https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/acts/) for additional information and a UCA-ACTS crosswalk.

Scholarship recipients: Please be aware of eligibility criteria for your scholarship(s). In particular, pay attention to (1) the enroll-ment requirements each semester for disbursement of your scholarship(s) and (2) the number of hours and GPA required each semester and/or year for renewal of your scholarship(s). Some Academic Maps may suggest enrollment in fewer hours than required for disbursement of your scholarship(s). In such cases, work with your academic advisor to adjust your schedule to meet requirements most efficiently. Contact the Office of Student Financial Aid at (501) 450-3140 with any questions regard-ing enrollment/renewal requirements of your scholarship(s). For online information resources, see endnote 2.

Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (credit hours: 16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 AFAM 1330 Introduction to African/African American Studies3 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link Foreign Language (2000-level)5 3 acts link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)4 4 core link

Spring – Semester 2 (credit hours: 16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative4

3 ENGL1023 ENGL1023 core link

MATH 1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra

3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)4 4 core link

https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/uca-core/

https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/

https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/

https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/

https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/aaas/

https://uca.edu/ubulletin/courses/


https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/acts/








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS African/African American Studies core course 3 General elective6 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link African/African American Studies core course 3 General elective6 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS African/African American Studies core course 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link African/African American Studies core course 3 Minor elective1 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link

Year 3

Fall – Semester 5 (credit hours: 15)7

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS African/African American Studies core course 3 African/African American Studies core course 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective6 3 African/African American Studies core course 3

Spring – Semester 6 (credit hours: 15)7

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS African/African American Studies core course 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective6 3 African/African American Studies elective 3 Minor elective1 3

Year 4

Fall – Semester 7 (Credit hours: 14)7

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Minor elective1 3








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS African/African American Studies elective 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective6 3 General elective6 2

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 14)7

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective6 3 African/African American Studies elective 3 General elective6 1 AFAM 4105 Senior Interdisciplinary Capstone (UD UCA Core: Z) 1

SIGNED – DEPARTMENT CHAIR DATE

SIGNED – COLLEGE DEAN DATE

To be completed by the advisor when an Eight-Semester plan is accepted by the student:

If applicable, has student selected a minor? Type “x” as appropriate. No Yes If “yes,” specify:

1 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 First Year Seminar (FYS) preferred. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 7.) 5 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need voids the guaranteed Eight-Semester plan.

The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that stu-dents complete this requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school.

Notes

https://uca.edu/scholarships/

https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/



Notes – continued 6 In selection of general electives, a student should consider the need to achieve 40 hours of coursework at the upper-division level. 7 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. The capstone course is AFAM 4105 Senior Interdisciplinary Capstone. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other appropriate UD UCA Core courses.



Academic Map: Anthropology

Department: Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology Degree: BA Program/Major: Anthropology Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/soc-crim-anth/





Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (Credit hours: 15)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 ANTH 1302 Introduction to Anthropology2, 3 or LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link Foreign Language (2000-level)5 3 acts link

Spring – Semester 2 (Credit hours: 16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Research/Writing)2


ANTH 1302 Introduction to Anthropology1, 3 or LD UCA Core4 3 ANTH1013 LD UCA Core4 3 core link





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/soc-crim-anth/












SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)4 4 core link Minor elective6 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH Major elective 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link General elective 3 Minor elective6 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH SOC 2321 Social Statistics3 3 ANTH Major elective 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)4 4 core link Minor elective6 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH 3321 Qualitative Research Methods3 (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 ANTH Major elective7 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH Major elective8 3 ANTH Major elective 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3 General elective 3








Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH 4380 Anthropological Theory3 3 ANTH Major elective 3 Minor elective6 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH 4360 Seminar3 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3 General elective(s) 4



To be completed by the advisor when an Eight-Semester Plan is accepted by the student:


1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 For Anthropology majors, ANTH 1302 meets both a major requirement and the UCA Core requirement for the Diversity in World Cultures category. Consult with your major advisor or the chair of the department for additional information on courses that may double count in this way. 3 This course is one of five required major courses that students should take in sequence. Three of these courses are semes-ter-specific: Qualitative Methods and Anthropological Theory are generally available only in the fall and the capstone Seminar course is only offered in the spring. Social Statistics (SOC 2321) is recommended for this sequence but students may substi-tute other qualified introductory statistics courses including GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, and QMTH 2330. Consult with your major advisor or the chair of the department to make sure you coordinate your schedule with the proper sequence of the five required courses. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

Notes





Notes – continued The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this AMAP for courses in the major that fulfill UD UCA Core re-quirements. The following optional elective courses may be used to fulfill the Diversity (D) and Responsible Living (R) require-ments: SOC 3310 [UD UCA Core: D, R] or SOC 3361 [UD UCA Core: D, R] (see also Note 7). Consult your academic advisor and the Undergraduate Bulletin for other options. 5 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study, and students who need these courses will, therefore, need to adjust the number of general electives in this plan. The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that students complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 6 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 7 Anthropology majors may take either SOC 3310 Racial and Ethnic Relations or SOC 3361 Gender and Society, offered each fall and spring term, and count it toward elective credits in the major and toward upper-division UCA Core (UD UCA Core) re-quirements in both the Diversity and Responsible Living categories. Furthermore, ANTH 3321 and ANTH 4360, required major courses, double count in this way—for the major and for UD UCA Core (see notations in this AMAP). Students should review the Department of Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology page in the Undergraduate Bulletin and the sociology major checklist or consult with their major advisor for additional information on these requirements. 8 Anthropology majors may take either SOC 3310 Racial and Ethnic Relations or SOC 3361 Gender and Society, offered each fall and spring term, and count it toward elective credits in the major and toward upper-division UCA Core (UD UCA Core) re-quirements in both the Diversity and Responsible Living categories. Furthermore, ANTH 3321 and ANTH 4360, required major courses, double count in this way—for the major and for UD UCA Core (see notations in this AMAP). Students should review the Department of Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology page in the Undergraduate Bulletin and the sociology major checklist or consult with their major advisor for additional information on these requirements.





Academic Map: Anthropology

Department: Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology Degree: BS Program/Major: Anthropology Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 ANTH 1302 Introduction to Anthropology2, 3 or LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 acts link



1320 1320



ANTH 1302 Introduction to Anthropology1, 3 or LD UCA Core4 3 ANTH1013 LD UCA Core4 3 core link


















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH Major elective 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link General elective 3 Minor elective5 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH SOC 2321 Social Statistics3, 6 3 ANTH Major elective 3 LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)4 4 core link General elective 3 Minor elective5 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH 3321 Qualitative Research Methods3 (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 ANTH Major elective7 3 BS Math/Science6 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH Major elective 3 ANTH Major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3 General elective

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH 4380 Anthropological Theory3 3







SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH Major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH 4360 Seminar3 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3 General elective(s) 4





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 For Anthropology majors, ANTH 1302 meets both a major requirement and the UCA Core requirement for the Diversity in World Cultures category. Consult with your major advisor or the chair of the department for additional information on courses that may double count in this way. 3 This course is one of five required major courses that students should take in sequence. Three of these courses are semes-ter-specific: Qualitative Methods and Anthropological Theory are generally available only in the fall and the capstone Seminar course is only offered in the spring. Social Statistics (SOC 2321) is recommended for this sequence but students may substi-tute other qualified introductory statistics courses including GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, and QMTH 2330. Consult with your major advisor or the chair of the department to make sure you coordinate your schedule with the proper sequence of the five required courses. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this AMAP for courses in the major that fulfill UD UCA Core re-quirements. The following optional elective courses may be used to fulfill the Diversity (D) and Responsible Living (R) require-ments: SOC 3310 [UD UCA Core: D, R] or SOC 3361 [UD UCA Core: D, R] (see also Note 7). Consult your academic advisor and the Undergraduate Bulletin for other options.

Notes





Notes – continued 5 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 6 SOC 2321 Social Statistics may be used to complete one-half of the mathematics option for the BS Special Degree Require-ment. An additional and approved MATH course will be required to complete the requirement under this option. If other choices are made to complete the BS requirement, the total number of general electives will need to be adjusted. For a de-scription of the options for fulfilling this requirement, see https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-require-ments/#sec020206. 7 Anthropology majors may take either SOC 3310 Racial and Ethnic Relations or SOC 3361 Gender and Society, offered each fall and spring term, and count it toward elective credits in the major and toward upper-division UCA Core (UD UCA Core) re-quirements in both the Diversity and Responsible Living categories. Furthermore, ANTH 3321 and ANTH 4360, required major courses, double count in this way—for the major and for UC UCA Core (see notations in this AMAP). Students should review the Department of Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology page in the Undergraduate Bulletin and the sociology major checklist or consult with their major advisor for additional information on these requirements.

https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/#sec020206



AMAP – Four Years

Form AMAP4Y Version: 2020–2021 Page 1 of 5

Academic Map: Art, Art Education (K–12)

Department: Art Degree: BA Program/Major: Art Track/Emphasis: Art Education (K–12) Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/art-design/


This degree program requires a total of 120 semester credit hours, including at least 40 upper-division credit hours.1



Year 1

Fall (Credit hours: 15)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 1310 2D Design 3 ART 1321 Drawing I 3 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core course3 3 core link LD UCA Core course (FYS)3 3 core link

Spring (Credit hours: 16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 2312 3D Design 3 ART 2322 Drawing II 3 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research (preferred) or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative3






https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/art-design/







AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core course (Natural Science)3 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART Upper-Division (UD) Studio – Category A, 3D Studio4 3 ART UD Studio – Category B, 2D Studio5 3 ART 2140 Portfolio I – Fall only – Sophomore Major Advancement Interview6 1 EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession 3 ART 2335 Art History: Prehistoric to Medieval 3 ARTA2003 Elective credit 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 3304 Introduction to Art Education (spring only) 3 ART UD Studio – Level II 3 ART 3140 Portfolio II (spring only) (UD UCA Core: R) 1 ART 2336 Art History: Renaissance to Modern 3 ARTA2103 LD UCA Core course3 3 core link LD UCA Core course3 3 core link

Summer (Credit hours: 0-6)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Foreign Language Prerequisite (if needed)7 0-3 acts link Foreign Language Prerequisite (if needed) 0-3 acts link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 4350 Art Education Practicum (fall only) 3 ART UD Studio or UD Art History 3 MSIT 3310 Learning and Development (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 LD UCA Core course (Natural Science)3 4 core link Foreign Language (2000 Level)7 3 acts link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 3324 Drawing III 3 ART UD Art History (UD UCA Core: D) 3 ART 4388 Advanced Studio or Third Level of Studio Area 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings8 3








AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core course3 3 core link

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 4361 Art Education Internship I (fall only)8 3 ART UD Art History (UD UCA Core: D) 3 ART 4140 Portfolio III, Senior Exhibit (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 LD UCA Core course3 3 core link EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning8 2 MSIT 4321 Classroom Assessment8 (UD UCA Core: I) 3

Spring (Credit hours: 12)9

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 4690 Art Education Internship II Directed Teaching (Student Teaching) 6 ART 4691 Art Education Internship II Directed Teaching (Student Teaching) 6

1 The program is 120 semester credit hours if the student tests out of the Foreign Language prerequisites. The degree re-quires 45 hours of art (including 12 hours of art history), 21 hours of art education, 14 hours of professional education, 35 hours of UCA Core courses (no additional course in the Fine Arts/Humanities section of the Core is required—ART 2335 or ART 2336 fulfills the LD UCA Core requirement in Critical Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities), and 3 hours of foreign language at the 2000 level. Art courses must follow a prerequisite structure.

In order to complete the state-mandated minimum number of hours for core requirements in general education, art majors are required to complete a Humanities course in either the Diversity or the Responsible Living section of the UCA Core. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map and consult your academic advisor for courses that will satisfy these upper-division requirements – Diversity (D), Responsible Living (R), Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), and the capstone experience (Z). 4 Category A – Ceramics I, Contemporary Media in 3D, Fibers, Sculpture I. 5 Category B – Graphic Design I, Illustration I, Painting I, Photo I, Printmaking I, Watercolor I. 6 Prerequisites for Portfolio I are ART 1310, 1321, 2310, 2322, and 3 hours from 2335 or 2336. 7 Only the 2000-level Foreign Language is required (fall, Year 3); however, students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction in order to complete the 2000-level course. The hours for these lower-level courses are not included as part of the 120 hours required for the degree. Students with prior experience in a foreign language should contact the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures to take the depart-mental placement test before enrolling in their first course.

Notes





AMAP – Four Years


Notes – continued The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order to not lose fluency gained in high school.

Teacher Education Requirements 8 Must be admitted to the Teacher Education Program (Gate 1) to enroll in this class.

Candidates seeking admission into the teacher education program will initiate the process for admission in the Office of Candi-date Services upon completion of minimum requirements. Full admission will not be granted to candidates enrolled in prerequi-site courses until those courses are successfully completed. Admission is required for enrollment in designated upper-division professional education courses.

The following minimum requirements must be met for admission to the teacher education program. Individual programs may have further requirements for admission.

• Submission of application for admission to teacher education, internship waiver, and admission affidavit. The admis-sion affidavit states that the candidate has never been convicted of any crime that would prevent the issuance of a teaching license (Act 1313 of 1997 and Act 752 of 2001).

• Complete preliminary background check. • A minimum cumulative 2.7 GPA on all coursework attempted or a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA with a 3.0 or better

GPA on the last 30 credit hours. • Complete the following foundation coursework with grades of C or better:

1. Written communication (WRTG 1310 and 1320) 2. Oral communication (COMM 1300) 3. Mathematics (MATH 1360 or above as required by the major) 4. Introduction to Education 5. EDUC 1300 for middle level and secondary major

• Demonstrate basic skills proficiency. 1. For reading and mathematics, unconditional admission to UCA with a minimum 19 ACT (or SAT equivalent)

reading and mathematics subtest scores. 2. For writing, minimum score of 6 on ACT writing subtest or minimum score of 162 on Praxis Core Writing.

• Successful completion of forty-five semester credit hours. • Successful completion of candidate interview with art education faculty to determine the candidate’s dispositional and

academic readiness for the teacher education program.

9 Directed Teaching (Student Teaching) semester should be completed in the Spring semester when possible.

The final semester of the teacher education program consists of a one-semester full-time placement (Internship II) in an ac-credited and approved public school setting. During this time the candidate will be placed with a mentor teacher who is fully licensed in the candidate’s major area of study. Candidates will be approved to enroll in Internship II upon successful comple-tion of the following:

• Minimum cumulative and major GPA of 2.7. • Acceptable scores on the summative performance evaluation from Internship I. • Submission of scores on the Praxis subject-area assessment. • Completion of all major and professional education requirements with a grade of C or better. • Clear criminal history and child maltreatment background checks. • Demonstrate appropriate dispositions as measured by College of Education rubric.

Program Exit Requirements:

• Minimum cumulative and major GPA of 2.7. • Satisfactory completion of program key assessments. • Submission of scores on the Praxis Principles of Learning and Teaching or subject-specific pedagogy exam. • Completion of Internship II with a grade of C or better. • Earned baccalaureate degree.

AMAP – Four Years


Notes – continued Note: Completion of the degree does not satisfy all requirements for licensure from the state. Successful completion of both the content area exam and the PLT are required for Art Education (K–12) licensure.



Academic Map: Art, Art History

Department: Art Degree: BA Program/Major: Art Track/Emphasis: Art History Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes









Comparable courses in the Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) are cross-referenced in the ACTS column of each se-mester block below; a core link (https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/) takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin’s UCA Lower-Division Core check sheet, where UCA Core options and ACTS course numbers are listed in full; an acts link takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin’s ACTS page (https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/acts/) for additional information and a UCA-ACTS crosswalk.


Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 1310 2D Design 3 ART 2335 Art History: Prehistoric to Medieval3 3 ARTA2003 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core (FYS)4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 1321 Drawing I 3 ART 2336 Art History: Renaissance to Modern3 3 ARTA2103 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research (preferred) or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Research/Writing)4
















MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core4 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 2325 Asian Art Survey3 3 ART 3301 History of Modern Art (UD UCA Core: D) 3 LD UCA Core (Natural Science)4 4 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link

Foreign Language prerequisite5 (if needed) or General Elective

3 acts link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 3303 Nineteenth-Century Art History (UD UCA Core: D) 3

ART 3307 3329

Arts of Africa (UD UCA Core: D) or Ancient Mesoamerican Art (UD UCA Core: D)

3

LD UCA Core (Natural Science)4 4 core link General Elective 3

Foreign Language prerequisite5 (if needed) or General Elective

3 acts link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 3335 Art Museum Studies 3 ART 3365 Women in Art (UD UCA Core: D) 3 Foreign Language, 2000 level5 3 core link Minor Course6 3 Minor Course6 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 3302 History of American Art (UD UCA Core: D) 3

ART 3307 3329

Arts of Africa (UD UCA Core: D) or Ancient Mesoamerican Art (UD UCA Core: D)

3

LD UCA Core4 3 core link Minor Course6 3 Minor Course6 3











Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 4372 Senior Seminar (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link Minor Course, upper-division6 3 Minor Course, upper-division6 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 4302 Directed Study7 3 ART 3311 Ancient South American Art (UD UCA Core: D) 3 Minor Course, upper-division6 3 Minor Course, upper-division6 3 General Elective 1





1 The program requires 45 hours of art (39 credit hours in art history and 6 credit hours in studio), 38 hours of UCA Core courses (see note 3), 3 hours of foreign language at the 2000 level, and a minor. Art courses must follow a prerequisite struc-ture. To fulfill the minimum required 120 hours needed for the degree, students may use 6 hours of foreign language prerequi-sites, if needed, and minor or elective courses, or a combination of these. See additional information about minors and foreign language prerequisites below.

In order to complete the state-mandated minimum number of hours for core requirements in general education, art majors are required to complete a Humanities course in either the Diversity or the Responsible Living section of the UCA Core. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 Fulfills the LD UCA Core requirement in Critical Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities (FA). 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the

Notes

https://uca.edu/go/ubulletin2014-ldcore/





Notes – continued upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the ma-jor that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other availa-ble UD UCA Core courses. 5 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for the 2000 level course that is required for the degree (Fall, Year 3). Students with prior experience in a foreign language should contact the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures to take the departmental place-ment test before enrolling in their first course.

The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order to not lose fluency gained in high school. 6 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 hours in the minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected and courses needed to meet the foreign language requirement, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this AMAP. Please note: art studio may not serve as a minor for this degree. 7 ART 4302 requires a written proposal submitted for departmental approval the semester prior to enrollment. Please check Art Department website for submission deadlines in fall and spring semester.



Academic Map: Art, Fine Art

Department: Art Degree: BA Program/Major: Art Track/Emphasis: Fine Art Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 1310 2D Design 3 ART 1321 Drawing I 3 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL 1013 LD UCA Core (FYS)³ 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link



1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research (preferred) or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Research/Writing)














MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART Upper-Division (UD) Studio – Category A, 3D3 3 ART UD Studio – Category B, 2D4 3 ART

2140

Portfolio I – Fall only – Sophomore Major Advancement Interview (SMAI)5

1

ART 2335 Art History: Prehistoric to Medieval6 3 ARTA2003 LD UCA Core 3 core link

Prerequisite to 2000-level Foreign Language7 (if needed) or General Elective

3 acts link



ART 3304

UD Studio – Category A or B or Introduction to Art Education

3

ART UD Studio – Level II 3 ART 3140 Portfolio Assessment II – Spring only (UD UCA Core: R) 1 ART 2336 Art History: Renaissance to Modern 3 ARTA2103 LD UCA Core 3 core link

Prerequisite to 2000 level Foreign Language7 (if needed) or General Elective

3 acts link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART UD Studio 3 ART UD Art History (UD UCA Core: D) 3 Foreign Language (2000 level)7 3 acts link Minor course8 3 Minor course8 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART UD Studio – Level II 3 ART 3324 Drawing III 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link Minor course8 3 Minor course8 3










Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART

4388

Advanced Studio or Third UD Course in Studio Area

3

LD UCA Core (Natural Science) 4 core link General Elective 3 UD Minor course8 3 UD Minor course8 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 4140 Portfolio Assessment III (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 LD UCA Core (Natural Science) 4 core link UD Minor course8 3 UD Minor course8 3 General elective 1





1 The program requires 48 hours of art (39 credit hours in studio and 9 hours in art history), 38 hours of UCA Core courses (see note 6), 3 hours of foreign language at the 2000 level, and a minor. Art courses must follow a prerequisite structure. To fulfill the minimum required 120 hours needed for the degree, students may use 6 hours of foreign language prerequisites, if needed, and minor or elective courses to equal 120 hours. See additional information about minors and foreign language pre-requisites below.

In order to complete the state-mandated minimum number of hours for core requirements in general education, art majors are required to complete a Humanities course in either the Diversity or the Responsible Living section of the UCA Core. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 Category A – Ceramics I, Contemporary Media in 3D, Fibers, Sculpture I. 4 Category B – Graphic Design I, Illustration I, Painting I, Photo I, Printmaking I, Watercolor I. 5 Prerequisites for Portfolio I are ART 1310, 1321, 2312, 2322, and to be enrolled 3 hours from 2335 or 2336. 6 Fulfills the LD UCA Core requirement in Critical Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities (FA).

Notes







Notes – continued 7 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for the 2000 level course that is required for the degree (Fall, Year 3). Students with prior experience in a foreign language should contact the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures to take the departmental place-ment test before enrolling in their first course.

The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order to not lose fluency gained in high school. 8 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected and courses needed to meet the foreign language requirement, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this AMAP. Please note: art history may not serve as a minor for this degree.

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Art / Studio Art

Department: Art Degree: BFA Program/Major: Art / Studio Art Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 1310 2D Design 3 ART 1321 Drawing I 3 LD UCA Core3 3 core link WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core (FYS)3 3 core link



1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research (preferred) or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Research/Writing)3













AMAP – Four Years



MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1003 MATH1103


Year 2

Fall (Credit hours: 14)4

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART Upper-Division (UD) Studio – Category A, 3D Studio5 3 ART UD Studio – Category B, 2D Studio6 3 ART 2140 Portfolio I – Fall only – Sophomore Major Advancement Interview7 1 ART 2335 Art History: Prehistoric to Medieval 3 ARTA2003 LD UCA Core (Natural Science)3 4 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART UD Studio – Level II 3 ART UD Studio – Level II 3 ART 3324 Drawing III 3 ART 3140 Portfolio II (UD UCA Core: R) 1 ART 2336 Art History: Renaissance to Modern 3 ARTA2103 LD UCA Core3 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART

3304

UD Studio – Category A or B or Introduction to Art Education

3

ART

4388

Advanced Studio or Third Level of Studio Area

3

ART UD Studio 3 ART UD Art History 3 ART 3150 BFA Folio 1 ART UD Studio – Category C⁷ 3 acts link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART UD Studio 3 ART

4388

Advanced Studio or Fourth Level of Studio Area

3

ART 4150 BFA Professional Orientation 1 LD UCA Core (Natural Science)3 4 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link







AMAP – Four Years


Summer (Credit hours: 6)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 4675 BFA Internship8 6

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 4325 Drawing IV 3 ART 4372 Senior Seminar or UD Art History 3 ART 4300 BFA Studio Practicum9 3 ART UD Studio 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 4301 BFA Studio Practicum 3 ART 4160 BFA Exhibit (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 ART UD Art History (UD UCA Core: D) 3 LD UCA Core3 3 core link General elective10 2

1 The program requires 80 hours of art and art history, 35 hours of UCA Core courses (a course in the Fine Arts/Humanities section of the Core is not required – Art 2335 or 2336 fulfills the LD Core requirement in Critical Analysis, Fine Arts/Humani-ties), and 3 hours of foreign language at the 2000 level. Art courses must follow a prerequisite structure. Students with a 2.5 cumulative GPA and 3.25 major GPA on a minimum of 24 hours of art may apply for entrance into the BFA program after suc-cessfully completing SMAI (Sophomore Major Advancement Interview). Students should submit application for acceptance into the BFA program in the spring of the sophomore year to be on track for graduation.

In order to complete the state-mandated minimum number of hours for core requirements in general education, art majors are required to complete a Humanities course in either the Diversity or the Responsible Living section of the UCA Core. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and cap-stone requirements of the UCA Core. Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core includes Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), Responsible Living (R), and a Capstone experience (Z). See the Department of Art & Design page in the Undergraduate Bulletin and annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available UD UCA Core courses. 4 Students with scholarships need to be aware of the required number of credits to maintain their scholarship eligibility. There will be 30 hours completed in the Fall and Spring semesters of the sophomore year. 5 Category A – Ceramics I, Contemporary Media in 3D, Fibers, Sculpture I. 6 Category B – Graphic Design I, Illustration I, Painting I, Photo I, Printmaking I, Watercolor I.

Notes





AMAP – Four Years


Notes – continued 7 Category C – Digital Photography, Graphic Design II, Graphic Design III, Graphic Design IV, 3-D Animation, Time-Based Media, Interactivity, Emergent Art. 3 Credit hours of an upper division technology-oriented art course beyond any previously stated emphasis degree requirements; require major advisor approval. 8 Prerequisites for ART 2140 Portfolio are ART 1310, 1321, 2312, 2322, and 3 hours from 2335 or 2336 9 ART 4675 prerequisite: Submission of written proposal and departmental approval in the semester prior to enrollment. Please check Art Department website for submission deadlines in fall and spring semester. 10ART 4300 and 4301 BFA Studio Practicum are offered each fall and spring. Students should enroll in ART 4300 first. ART 4300 prerequisite: Submission of written proposal and departmental approval in the semester prior to enrollment. Please check Art Department website for submission deadlines in fall and spring semester.



Academic Map: Communication

Department: School of Communication Degree: BA Program/Major: Communication Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/communication/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 COMM 1300 Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]2 3 SPCH1003 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link



1320 1320



LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link COMM 2308 Perspectives in Communication 3





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/communication/











SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS COMM 2313 Introduction to Communication Research 3 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement (Natural Science)3 4 core link General Elective 3 General Elective 3



COMM 3308 3312

Argumentation and Advocacy or Persuasion

3

Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3 Major Elective 3 LD UCA Core Requirement (Natural Science)3 4 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Major Elective 3 Major Elective 3 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3 General Elective 3



Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Foreign Language (2000-level)5 3 acts link









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS COMM 4336 Advanced Communication Theory 3 Major Elective 3 Minor Elective4 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS COMM 4130 Communication Practicum (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 Major Elective 3 Minor Elective4 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See the School of Communication page in the Undergraduate Bulletin for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 4 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the Minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general electives and Minor elective credit hours in this plan. 5 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of the general elective hours in this AMAP and may void the guaranteed Eight-Semester plan.

The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school.

Notes






Academic Map: Communication

Department: School of Communication Degree: BS Program/Major: Communication Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1





1320 1320



LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link COMM 2308 Perspectives in Communication 3

















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS COMM 2313 Introduction to Communication Research 3 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement (Natural Science)3 4 core link General Elective 3 General Elective 3



COMM 3308 3312

Argumentation and Advocacy or Persuasion

3

Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3 Major Elective 3 LD UCA Core Requirement (Natural Science)3 4 core link

Year 3





Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BS Science/Math5 3-5 acts link









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS COMM 4336 Advanced Communication Theory 3 Major Elective 3 Minor Elective4 3 General Elective 1-3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS COMM 4130 Communication Practicum (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 Major Elective 3 Minor Elective4 3 General Elective 1-3 BS Science/Math5 3-5 acts link






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See the School of Communication page in the Undergraduate Bulletin for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 4 This Academic Map includes 24 hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. De-pending on the Minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general electives and Minor elective credit hours in this plan. 5 Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science.

Notes







Academic Map: Creative Writing

Department: Film, Theatre, and Creative Writing Degree: BA Program/Major: Creative Writing Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/film-thea-crwr/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013

CRWR 2310 Introduction to Creative Writing2 (LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works)

3 ENGL2013

LD UCA Core3 (one LD UCA Core must be FYS this year) 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link Foreign Language (2000-level)4 3 acts link



1320



CRWR Forms5 3





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/film-thea-crwr/










SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Science) 4 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 3305 Writing as Information Design 3 ENGL2013 CRWR Forms or Workshop corresponding to Semester 2 Forms 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Science) 4 core link General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CRWR Forms or Workshop corresponding to a previous Forms 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link General Elective 3 Minor6 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CRWR Workshop 3 CRWR Creative Writing Elective, upper-division 3

General Elective or UD UCA Core (C, I, D, or R)

3

Minor, upper-division6 3 Minor6 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CRWR 4324 Topics in Creative Writing (UD UCA Core: Z)7 3 Creative Writing Elective, upper-division 3

General Elective or UD UCA Core (C, I, D, or R)

3










Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CRWR 4324 Topics in Creative Writing (UD UCA Core: Z)7 3 CRWR Creative Writing Elective, upper-division 3 General Elective or UD UCA Core (C, I, D, or R) 3 Minor, upper-division6 3 Minor6 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CRWR Creative Writing Elective, upper-division 3 Minor, upper-division6 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 CRWR 2310 Introduction to Creative Writing is a prerequisite for all other Creative Writing courses. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See the Department of Film, Theatre, and Creative Writing page in the Undergradu-ate Bulletin and consult your academic advisor for courses in the major or related courses that will fulfill these requirements. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need voids a guar-anteed Eight-Semester plan. 5 Students may choose any Creative Writing Forms course. The “forms” class is a prerequisite for the corresponding “work-shop” class. The major requires 2 separate “forms” courses and 2 separate “workshop” courses. The student may take addi-tional “forms” and “workshop” courses in other genres to fulfill other major electives.

Notes






Notes – continued 6 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP. 7 Students must have completed 9 hours in CRWR courses before enrolling in a Topics course. Students must take 2 separate “topics” courses to fulfill the major electives.



Academic Map: Criminology

Department: Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology Degree: BA Program/Major: Criminology Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link SOC 1300 Principles of Sociology3, 4 3 core link Foreign Language (2000-level)5 3 acts link



1320 1320



CRIM 2300 Foundations of Criminal Justice3 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link


















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CRIM Major elective 3 CRIM Major elective 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH SOC 2321 Social Statistics3 3 CRIM Major elective 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)2 4 core link Minor elective6 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH SOC 3320 Social Research Methods3 (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 CRIM Major elective 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective7 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CRIM 3370 Criminology3 3 CRIM Major elective 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3 General elective 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CRIM 4360 Seminar3 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CRIM Major elective 3 Minor elective6 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CRIM Major elective 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3 General elective(s) 4





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for fulfilling requirements for UD UCA Core I, C, and Z. The following optional elective courses may be used to fulfill the Diversity (D) and Responsible Living (R) requirements: SOC 3310 [UD UCA Core: D, R] or SOC 3361 [UD UCA Core: D, R] (see also Note 7). Consult your academic advisor and the Undergraduate Bulletin for other options. 3 This course is one of six required major courses that students should take in sequence. Social Statistics (SOC 2321) is rec-ommended for this sequence but students may substitute other qualified introductory statistics courses including GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, and QMTH 2330. Consult with your major advisor or the chair of the department for ad-ditional information. 4 SOC 1300 meets both a major requirement and the UCA Core requirement for the Social Science category in Critical Inquiry. Consult with your major advisor or the chair of the Department of Sociology for additional information on required courses or courses that may double count toward major and Core credit. 5 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will result in the consequent need to adjust the number of general electives in the plan. The Academic Advising Center and the Department

Notes





Notes – continued of World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that students complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 6 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 7 Criminology majors may take either SOC 3310 Racial and Ethnic Relations or SOC 3361 Gender and Society, offered each fall and spring term, and count it toward elective credits in the major and toward upper-division UCA Core (UD UCA Core) re-quirements in both the Diversity and Responsible Living categories.



Academic Map: Criminology

Department: Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology Degree: BS Program/Major: Criminology Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link SOC 1300 Principles of Sociology3, 4 3 core link



1320 1320



CRIM 2300 Foundations of Criminal Justice3 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link


















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CRIM Major elective 3 CRIM Major elective 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH SOC 2321 Social Statistics3, 6 3 CRIM Major elective7 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)2 4 core link Minor elective5 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH SOC 3320 Social Research Methods3 (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 CRIM Major elective 3 BS Math/Science6 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CRIM 3370 Criminology3 3 CRIM Major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3 General elective 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CRIM 4360 Seminar3 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CRIM Major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CRIM Major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3 General elective(s) 4






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for fulfilling requirements for UD UCA Core I, C, and Z. The following optional elective courses may be used to fulfill the Diversity (D) and Responsible Living (R) requirements: SOC 3310 [UD UCA Core: D, R] or SOC 3361 [UD UCA Core: D, R] (see also Note 7). Consult your academic advisor and the Undergraduate Bulletin for other options. 3 This course is one of six required major courses that students should take in sequence. Social Statistics (SOC 2321) is rec-ommended for this sequence but students may substitute other qualified introductory statistics courses including GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, and QMTH 2330.Consult with your major advisor or the chair of the department for ad-ditional information. 4 SOC 1300 meets both a major requirement and the UCA Core requirement for the Social Science category in Critical Inquiry. Consult with your major advisor or the chair of the Department of Sociology for additional information on required courses or courses that may double count toward major and Core credit.

Notes





Notes – continued 5 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 6 SOC 2321 Social Statistics may be used to complete one-half of the mathematics option for the BS Special Degree Require-ment. An additional and approved MATH course will be required to complete the requirement under this option. If other choices are made to complete the BS requirement, the total number of general electives will need to be adjusted. For a de-scription of the options for fulfilling this requirement, see https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-require-ments/#sec020206. 7 Criminology majors may take either SOC 3310 Racial and Ethnic Relations or SOC 3361 Gender and Society, offered each fall and spring term, and count it toward elective credits in the major and toward upper-division UCA Core (UD UCA Core) re-quirements in both the Diversity and Responsible Living categories.





Academic Map: English

Department: English Degree: BA Program/Major: English Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/english/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core: SS or American History/Government2 3 core link ENGL ENGL

1350 1355

Introduction to Literature or Film and Literature or Other LD UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities

3 ENGL2713 core link

23XX BA foreign language requirement3 3 acts link

MATH 1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy (LD UCA Core: Quantitative) or College Algebra (LD UCA Core: Quantitative)

3 MATH1113 MATH1103


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL WRTG

1320 1320

Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Academic Writing and Research or Other approved alternative2






https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/english/










SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL ENGL ENGL

2305 2306 2320

World Literature I or World Literature II or Asian Literature or Other LD UCA Core: Diversity in World Cultures2


ENGL ENGL ENGL

2370 2380 2390

Introduction to Fiction or Introduction to Poetry or Introduction to Drama or Other LD UCA Core: Diversity in Creative Works

3 core link

ENGL

1345

Introduction to Literature and Social Responsibility or Other LD UCA Core: Responsible Living

3 core link

LD UCA Core, Life Science or Physical Science2 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS COMM

1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]4 or Approved equivalent2

3 SPCH1003 core link

ENGL

2312 or 2313 or 2316 or 2319

English or American Literature Survey Course 3 ENGL2653 ENGL2663 ENGL2673 ENGL2683

ENGL

2312 or 2313 or 2316 or 2319


LD UCA Core: Social Science 3 core link LD UCA Core: Life Science or Physical Science2 4 core link



ENGL 2XXX 3XXX English elective 3



Minor course5 3 General Elective 3

Year 3



ENGL 3315 3335 4360

Gender and Language or English Language Studies History and Structure of the English Language (UD UCA Core: C)

3

ENGL 3XXX 4XXX English elective (UD UCA Core: I or D) 3

Minor course 3










SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Minor course 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL 3345 Literature and the Examined Life (UD UCA Core: R) 3

ENGL 33XX 43XX English elective 3

ENGL 3375 Internship in English 3 Minor course 3 General elective 3

Year 4





Minor course 3 Minor course 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL 4335 Senior Seminar (UD UCA Core: Z)7 3



Minor course 3 General elective 3







1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. It is strongly recommended that English majors take core courses with ENGL prefixes where possible. If that is not possible, courses with the following prefixes are recommended: ANTH, AFAM, HIST, LING, PHIL, PSCI, RELG, SOC, WLAN. 3 This requirement may be fulfilled with courses from SPAN, FREN, GERM, CHIN, or JAPN. Students with no previous experi-ence with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of the general elective hours in this AMAP.

The Academic Advising Center and the Department of World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that students complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 26 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this AMAP. 6 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement will, In addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See the Department of English page in the Undergraduate Bulletin for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 7 This course serves as a capstone for the English major and also for the Core capstone requirement.

Notes



http://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments-programs/college-of-liberal-arts/department-of-english/

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: English, Teaching Licensure

Department: English Degree: BA Program/Major: English Track/Emphasis: Teaching Licensure Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes – Teaching & Learning






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/english/





Year 1

Fall — Semester 1 (credit hours: 15)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core (SS or American History/Governement) 3 core link ENGL 1355 Film and Literature2 3 23XX BA foreign language requirement3 3 acts link

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

Spring — Semester 2 (credit hours: 16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL WRTG

1320 1320

Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Academic Writing and Research or Other approved alternative4













AMAP – Four Years



ENGL 2305 2306 2320

World Literature I or World Literature II or Asian Literature in a Global Context5

3 ENGL2113 ENGL2123

ENGL

2370 2380 2390

Introduction to Fiction or Introduction to Poetry or Introduction to Drama or Other approved LD UCA Core (Diversity in Creative Works)

3 core link

EDUC 1300 Teaching as a Profession 3 LD UCA Core, Life Science or Physical Science4 4 core link

Year 2

Fall — Semester 3 (credit hours: 16)


1300

Principles of Communication or Other LD UCA Core (Oral Communications)


ENGL

2312 or 2313 or 2316 or 2319


ENGL

1345

Introduction to Literature and Social Responsibility or Other approved LD UCA Core (Responsible Living)

3 core link

LD UCA Core (Social Science) 3 core link

LD UCA Core, Life Science or Physical Science4 4 core link

Spring — Semester 4 (credit hours: 16)6

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL 3335 English Language Studies [UD UCA Core: C] 3

ENGL

2312 or 2313 or 2316 or 2319


ENGL 4361 Literature for Adolescents 3

MSIT

3310 4325

Learning and Development or Disciplinary Literacy (Teaching and Learning Minor course, pre-admission)

3

General elective 4

Year 3

Fall — Semester 5 (credit hours: 15)6


ENGL 33XX 43XX English elective [UD UCA Core: I or D] 3

ENGL 33XX 43XX English elective [UD UCA Core: I or D] 3

ENGL 4360 History and Structure of the English Language 3

MSIT

3310 4325

Learning and Development or Disciplinary Literacy (Teaching and Learning Minor course, pre-admission)

3







AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS General elective 3

Spring — Semester 6 (credit hours: 15)6

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL 3345 Literature and the Examined Life [UD UCA Core: R] 3



EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners (Teaching and Learning minor course) 3 ENGL 4335 Senior Seminar [UD UCA Core: Z] 3

Year 4

Fall — Semester 7 (Credit hours: 15)6

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL 4350 English Education Internship I7 3 ENGL 4358 Methods of Teaching English and Composition7 3 MSIT 4305 Classroom Management7 3 EDUC 4210 Educational Technology7 2 MSIT 4321 Classroom Assessment7 3 General elective 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL 4680 English Education Internship II7 6 ENGL 4681 English Education Internship II7 6

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Satisfies “Inquiry and Analysis: Fine Arts/Humanities” UCA Core requirement. This course or a World Literature course (ENGL 2305 or 2306) should be taken as “First Year Seminar.” 3 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six additional hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study.

The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. It is strongly recommended that English majors take core courses with ENGL prefixes where possible. If that is not possible, courses with the following prefixes are recommended: ANTH, AFAM, HIST, LING, PHIL, PSCI, RELG, SOC, WLAN.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Notes – continued 5 Satisfies “Diversity in World Cultures” LD UCA Core requirement. Either World Literature (ENGL 2305/2306) or Film and Lier-ature (ENGL 1355) should be taken as “First Year Seminar.” 6 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See this Academic Map and the Department of English page in the Undergraduate Bulletin for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 7 These courses require formal admission to Teacher Education program.





Academic Map: Film

Department: Film, Theatre, and Creative Writing Degree: BA Program/Major: Film Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 FILM 1305 Introduction to Film or LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link Foreign Language (2000 Level)4 3 acts link LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)3 4 core link



1320 1320



FILM 1305 Introduction to Film or LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link


















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)3 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FILM 1310 Introduction to Visual Storytelling 3 FILM 2310 Script Analysis 3 Minor Elective 3 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FILM 2466 Digital Filmmaking 1 4 Minor Elective 3 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link

Year 3

Fall – Semester 5 (credit hours: 15–16)


FILM 3456

Digital Filmmaking 2 or FILM Elective

4/3

FILM FILM Elective 3 FILM 3350 Cinema History 1 3 Minor Elective1 3 General Elective 3

Spring – Semester 6 (credit hours: 15–16)


FILM 3456

FILM Elective or Digital Filmmaking 2 (if not taken in Semester 5)

3/4

FILM 3351 Cinema History 2 (UD UCA Core: D) 3 FILM FILM Elective 3 Minor Elective1 3 General Elective 3










Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FILM 4356 Digital Filmmaking 3 (UD UCA Core: C) 3 FILM FILM Elective 3 Minor Elective1 3 Minor Elective1 3 Minor Elective1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FILM 4357 Digital Filmmaking 4 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 FILM 3315 Classical Film Theory (UD UCA Core: I, R) 3 Minor Elective1 3 General Elective 2





1 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of the general elective hours in this AMAP.


Notes





Academic Map: Film

Department: Film, Theatre, and Creative Writing Degree: BS Program/Major: Film Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 FILM 1305 Introduction to Film or LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science) 4 core link



1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research (preferred) or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative


FILM 1310 Introduction to Film or LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link
















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science) 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FILM 1310 Introduction to Visual Storytelling 3 FILM 2310 Script Analysis 3 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link BS Science/Math4 4 acts link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FILM 2466 Digital Filmmaking 1 4 Minor Elective 3 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link BS Science/Math4 4 acts link

Year 3

Fall – Semester 5 (credit hours: 15–16)


FILM 3456

Digital Filmmaking 2 or FILM Elective

4/3

FILM FILM Elective 3 FILM 3350 Cinema History 1 3 Minor Elective1 3 Minor Elective1 3

Spring – Semester 6 (credit hours: 15–16)


FILM 3456

FILM Elective or Digital Filmmaking 2 (if not taken in Semester 5)

3/4

FILM FILM Elective 3 FILM 3351 Cinema History 2 (UD UCA Core: D) 3 Minor Elective1 3 Minor Elective1 3











Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FILM 4356 Digital Filmmaking 3 (UD UCA Core: C) 3 FILM FILM Elective 3 Minor Elective1 3 Minor Elective1 3 Minor Elective1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FILM 4357 Digital Filmmaking 4 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 FILM 3315 Classical Film Theory (UD UCA Core: I, R) 3 Minor Elective1 3





1 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 4 This AMAP includes eight total credit hours for the BS Science/Math requirement, although the requirement can be fulfilled with six hours if math courses are selected. Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Require-ments,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science.

Notes



AMAP – Two Years, Associate of Arts

Form AMAP-AA2Y Version: 2020–2021 Page 1 of 2

Academic Map: General Education (AA)General Education (AA)

Department: College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Degree: AA Program/Major: General Education (AA) Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No





Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/gened-aa/


This degree program requires a total of 60 semester credit hours.



Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing2 3 ENGL 1013

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH 1113 MATH 1103

LD UCA Core2 3 LD UCA Core2 3 Lower-division General Elective3 3



1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research Interdisciplinary Writing and Research

3 ENGL 1023 ENGL 1023

LD UCA Core, Natural Science2 4 LD UCA Core2 3 Lower-division General Elective3 3 Lower-division General Elective3 3




https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/gened-aa/




AMAP – Two Years, Associate of Arts

Form AMAP-AA2Y Version: 2020–2021 Page 2 of 2

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH LD UCA Core, Natural Science2 4 LD UCA Core2 3 LD UCA Core2 3 Lower-division General Elective3 3 Lower-division General Elective3 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH LD UCA Core2 3 LD UCA Core2 3 Lower-division General Elective3 3 Lower-division General Elective3 3 Lower-division General Elective3 1

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. 3 Electives not taken in fulfillment of the UCA Core, chosen from lower-division courses with the following course prefixes: ANTH, ART, BIOL, CHEM, COMM, CRWR, CSCI, ECON, ENGL, FREN, GEOG, GERM, HIST, MATH, MUS, PHIL, PHYS, PSCI, PSYC, SOC, SPAN, THEA, WRTG.

• 0–7 hours of upper-division courses, chosen in consultation with the student’s academic advisor, may be substituted for lower-division General Electives.

• The credit counted toward an Associate’s degree must include at least 15 hours earned in residence at UCA.

Notes





Academic Map: History

Department: History Degree: BA Program/Major: History Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/history/





Year 1



HIST Any LD History course: 1310, 1320, 1330, 1399, 2301, 2302, 2310, 2320, 2360

3

LD UCA Core3 3 core link Foreign Language (2000-level)4 3 acts link LD UCA Core, Natural Sciences3 4 core link



1320 1320




3





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/history/










SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core, Natural Sciences3 4 core link

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103


Year 2




3

LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link General elective5 3




3

HIST

2320

Introduction to Historical Research (recommended if not yet taken)6 or LD UCA Core3

3 core link

General elective5 3 General elective5 3 Minor elective1 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST 3390 Introduction to Historical Writing 8 3 HIST Major elective (World) 3 General elective5 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST Major elective (US) 3 HIST Major elective (Europe) 3 HIST Major elective 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST Major elective 3 HIST Major elective 3 General elective5 2 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST 4300 Seminar (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective5 3 General elective5 3 General elective5 2





1 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core (see note 7). 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of the General Elective hours in this AMAP. The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that students complete this requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 5 In selection of general electives, a student should consider the need to achieve 40 hours of coursework at the upper-division level.

Notes





Notes – continued 6 HIST 2320 is a prerequisite for the Internship in Public History (HIST 4392). 7 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. Three (3) upper-division hours must be cho-sen from either: African, Asian, Latin American or Middle Eastern history. See the Department of History page in the Under-graduate Bulletin for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 8 HIST 3390 Introduction to Historical Writing must be taken prior to or concurrently with enrolling in other upper-division his-tory courses.




Academic Map: History Department: History Degree: BS Program/Major: History Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1




3

LD UCA Core, Natural Sciences3 4 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link



1320 1320




3

LD UCA Core, Natural Sciences3 4 core link

















MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103


Year 2

Fall – Semester 3 (credit hours: 15/16)



3

LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link General elective4 3 BS Math/Science5 3–4 acts link

Spring – Semester 4 (credit hours: 15/16)



3

HIST

2320

Introduction to Historical Research (recommended if not yet taken)6 or LD UCA Core3

3 core link

General elective4 3 BS Math/Science5 3–4 acts link Minor elective1 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST 3390 Introduction to Historical Writing8 3 HIST Major elective (World) 3 General elective4 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST Major elective (US) 3 HIST Major elective (Europe) 3 HIST Major elective 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST Major elective 3 HIST Major elective 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective4 3

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 11/13)7

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST 4300 Seminar (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective4 3 General elective4, 5 1 / 3





1 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 4 In selection of general electives, a student should consider the need to achieve 40 hours of coursework at the upper-division level. 5 Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science. 6 A prerequisite for the Internship in Public History (HIST 4392). 7 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or

Notes





Notes – continued elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. Three (3) upper-division hours must be cho-sen from either: African, Asian, Latin American or Middle Eastern history. See the Department of History page in the Under-graduate Bulletin for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 8 HIST 3390 Introduction to Historical Writing must be taken prior to or concurrently with enrolling in other upper-division his-tory courses.


AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies

Department: Department of English Degree: BA Program/Major: Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/ils/





Year 1

Fall (Credit hours: 15/16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 MATH MATH

1360 1390

LD UCA Core, Natural Science3 or Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra

4 3 3

core link MATH1113 MATH1103

Foreign Language4 3 acts link COMM 1300 Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]5 3 SPCH1003 LD UCA Core3 3 core link

Spring (Credit hours: 15/16)


1320 1320







https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/ils/








AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH MATH

1360 1390

LD UCA Core, Natural ScienceError! Bookmark not defined. or uantitative Literacy or College Algebra

4 3 3


LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core, Natural Science3 4 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link General Elective 3 LD UCA Core3 3 core link Minor elective1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ILS Foundation 3 ILS Foundation 3 ILS Foundation 3 PHIL 2310 Introduction to Logic 3 ILS Foundation 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST 2320 Introduction to Historical Research 3 Minor elective1 3 ILS Course 3 ILS Course 3 ILS Course 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ILS 3380 History and Principles of the Liberal Arts (UD UCA Core: I, R)3 3 ILS Course 3 ILS Course 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3








AMAP – Four Years


Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ILS Course 3 ILS Course 3 ILS Course 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ILS 4380 Senior Capstone Project (UD UCA Core: Z)3 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3 General elective 1

General Notes: Admission to the Program, Required Concentration Students seeking to be admitted to the Interdisciplinary Studies (ILS) degree program must have completed 30 hours with a 3.0 or higher cumulative grade point average, meet with the Associate Dean of the College of Liberal Arts (ILS director), and prepare an official application for admission to the program. The ILS degree requires 21 hours of Foundation courses; see degree check sheet.

The Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies degree requires a concentration. The concentration must include a minimum of 27 hours of course work. See the program page in the Undergraduate Bulletin or the degree check sheet for more information.

1 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this AMAP. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

Students are also required to complete upper-division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Diversity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See entries in this Academic Map for courses fulfilling requirements for UD UCA Core I, R, and Z; consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for courses fulfilling UD UCA Core C and D. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that students complete the foreign language re-quirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school.

Notes

https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/ils/



AMAP – Four Years


Notes – continued 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them.



Academic Map: Interior Design Department: Art and Design Degree: BA Program/Major: Interior Design Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 COMM MATH MATH

1300 1360 1390

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]2or Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra3 (Students need only one LD UCA Core MATH course.)

3 SPCH1003 MATH1113 MATH1103

BIOL

1400

LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works (Humanities only)4 or Exploring Concepts in Biology (or approved alternative)

3 4

core link BIOL1004

ART 1310 2-D Design 3 IDSN 1390 Introduction to Interior Design 3



1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative


COMM MATH MATH

1300 1360 1390

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]2 or Quantitative Literacy or 3

SPCH1003 MATH1113 MATH1103













SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS College Algebra3 (Students need only one LD UCA Core MATH course. If MATH taken first semester, COMM 1300 must be taken here.)

BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology (or approved alternative) or LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works (Humanities only)

(If BIOL taken first semester, Creative Works must be taken here.)

4 3

BIOL1004 core link

IDSN 2330 Digital Design 3 IDSN 2391 Interior Design Studio 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core, Social Science 3 core link CHEM PHYS PHYS

1400 1400 1401

Chemistry in Society or Physical Science for General Education or Descriptive Astronomy or Other approved LD UCA Core, Physical Science, course

4 CHEM1004 PHSC1004 PHSC1204 core link

ART 2312 3-D Design 3 IDSN 2365 Fundamentals of Technology for Interior Architecture 3 IDSN 2392 Interior Design Drawing and Rendering 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ANTH 1302 Introduction to Anthropology or

Other LD UCA Core, Diversity/World Cultures (Social Science only) 3

core link IDSN 2360 Interior Materials 3 IDSN 3305 Lighting and Codes 3 IDSN 3310 Design Communications 3 IDSN 3320 Advanced Technology for Interior Architecture 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ART 2300 Art Appreciation 3 ARTA1003 LD UCA Core, Responsible Living 3 core link IDSN 3300 Principles of Architecture and Building Systems 3 IDSN 3340 History of Interiors and Architectures I (UD UCA Core: C, D)5 3

IDSN 3360 Methods in Interior Architecture 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis: American History/Government 3 core link

IDSN 3315 Residential Interior Design 3

IDSN 3325 Commercial Interior Design I 3 IDSN 3341 History of Interiors and Architectures II (UD UCA Core: D, C)5 3 General Elective 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Foreign Language (2000 level )6 3 acts link

IDSN 3326 Commercial Interior Design II 3 IDSN 3355 Historic Preservation (UD UCA Core: I, R)5 3 IDSN 4300 Professional Practice for Interior Design 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS IDSN 4305 Advanced Interior Design Studio (UD UCA Core: Z)5 3 IDSN 4350 Internship 3 General Electives (as needed, using any combination of courses) 7



To be completed by the advisor when an Eight-Semester plan is accepted by the student: If applicable, has student selected a minor? Type “x” as appropriate. No Yes If “yes,” specify:

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 3 MATH 1390 College Algebra is a prerequisite for ECON 2320 and ECON 2321 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 5 The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. The student must complete upper-division UCA Core courses that address each of the four UCA Core areas: Diversity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). One course may address up to two areas. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core require-ments. 6 The Bachelor of Arts degree requires completion of three hours in a foreign language at the 2000-level or above. Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement OR satisfactorily complete the competency exam for the prerequisites. These prerequisite courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of general elective credits required in this AMAP. Work with your academic advisor to make such adjustments as needed.

Notes






Academic Map: Interior Design

Department: Art and Design Degree: BS Program/Major: Interior Design Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No








This degree program requires a total of 120 semester credit hours, including at least 40 upper-division credit hours. Comparable courses in the Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) are cross-referenced in the ACTS column of each se-mester block below; a core link (https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/) takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin’s UCA Lower-Division Core check sheet, where UCA Core options and ACTS course numbers are listed in full; an acts link takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin’s ACTS page (https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/acts/) for additional information and a UCA-ACTS crosswalk.


Year 1 Fall – Semester 1 (credit hours: 15/16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 COMM MATH MATH

1300 1360 1390

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]2 or Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra3 (Students need one LD UCA Core math course.)


BIOL

1400

LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works (Humanities only)4 or Exploring Concepts in Biology (or approved alternative)

3 4

core link BIOL1004

ART 1310 2-D Design 3

IDSN 1390 Introduction to Interior Design 3



1320 1320



COMM MATH MATH

1300 1360 1390

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]2 or Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra3 (Students need one LD UCA Core math course.














SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS If math is taken in the first semester, COMM 1300 to be taken here.)

BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology (or approved alternative) or LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works (Humanities only)

(If BIOL taken first semester, Creative Works must be taken here)

4 3

BIOL1004 core link

IDSN 2330 Digital Design 3

IDSN 2391 Interior Design Studio 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LC UCA Core, Social Science 3 core link

CHEM PHYS PHYS

1400 1400 1401

Chemistry in Society or Physical Science for General Education or Descriptive Astronomy or Other approved LD UCA Core, Physical Science, course

4

CHEM1004 PHSC1004 PHSC1204 core link

ART 2312 3-D Design 3 IDSN 2365 Fundamentals of Technology for Interior Architecture 3

IDSN 2392 Interior Design Drawing and Rendering 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ANTH 1302 Introduction to Anthropology or

Other LD UCA Core, Diversity/World Cultures (Social Science only) 3

core link

IDSN 2360 Interior Materials 3 core link

IDSN 3305 Lighting and Codes 3

IDSN 3310 Design Communications 3

IDSN 3320 Advanced Technology for Interior Architecture 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core, Responsible Living 3 core link

ART 2300 Art Appreciation 3 ARTA1003 IDSN 3300 Principles of Architecture and Building Systems 3 IDSN 3340 History of Interiors and Architectures I (UD UCA Core: C, D)5 3

IDSN 3360 Methods in Interior Architecture 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis: American History/Government 3 core link

BS Math/Science Special Degree Requirement6 3 or 4 acts link

IDSN 3315 Residential Interior Design 3

IDSN 3341 History of Interiors and Architectures II (UD UCA Core: C, D)5 3

IDSN 3325 Commercial Interior Design I 3











Year 4

Fall – Semester 7 (Credit hours: 15/16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BS Math/Science Special Degree Requirement6 3 or 4 acts link

IDSN 3326 Commercial Interior Design II 3

IDSN 3355 Historic Preservation (UD UCA Core: I, R)5 3

IDSN 4300 Professional Practice for Interior Design 3

General Elective7 3

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 13/11)7

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS IDSN 4305 Advanced Interior Design Studio (UD UCA Core: Z)5 3

IDSN 4350 Internship 3

General Elective (as needed, any combination of courses)7 7 or 5





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 3 MATH 1390 College Algebra is a prerequisite for ECON 2320 and ECON 2321. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 5 The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. The student must complete upper-division UCA Core courses that address each of the four UCA Core areas: Diversity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). One course may address up to two areas. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core require-ments. 6 Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP (see note 7). For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.5, Bachelor of Science. 7 See note 6. Assuming that everything else in the student’s curriculum is as outlined in this AMAP, a student choosing to fulfill the BS requirement with six hours of MATH will need 13 hours in the final semester (so seven hours of general elective); a

Notes






Notes – continued student who fulfills that requirement with eight hours of lab science will need 11 hours in the final semester (so five hours of general elective).



Academic Map: International Studies

Department: Political Science Degree: BA Program/Major: International Studies Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/political-science/





Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (credit hours: 15/16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 PSCI 1330 U.S. Government & Politics3 3 PLSC2003 2000-Level Foreign Language4 3 acts link MATH MATH

1360 1390

LD UCA Core, Natural Science5 or Quantitative Literacy College Algebra

4 3 3



Spring – Semester 2 (credit hours: 15/16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG ENGL

1320 1320







https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/political-science/











1360 1360

LD UCA Core, Natural Science5 or Quantitative Literacy College Algebra

4 3 3


IS required course (additional semester of foreign language)6 3 LD UCA Core5 3 core link LD UCA Core5 3 core link

Year 2

Fall – Semester 3 (credit hours: 16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI IS core required course 3 LD UCA Core, Natural Science5 4 core link LD UCA Core5 3 core link LD UCA Core5 3 core link General elective 3

Spring – Semester 4 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI IS core required course 3 LD UCA Core5 3 core link General elective 3 General elective 3 Minor elective1 3

Year 3

Fall – Semester 5 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI IS core required course 3 IS concentration course7 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3 IS core required course8 3

Spring – Semester 6 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS IS concentration course7 3 IS concentration course7 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3

PSCI 4391 or 4392 or 4393

Experiential Learning Requirement 3










Year 4

Fall – Semester 7 (Credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS IS concentration course7 3 IS concentration course7 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 13) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS IS concentration course7 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3 General elective 3 General elective 1





Notes

1 This Academic Map includes 24 hours in a minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours, so stu-dents will need to adapt the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan as needed, depending upon the chosen field. Given a student’s choice of minor and special degree requirements, the total number of credit hours taken may exceed the total number required to complete the program. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 PSCI 1330 is a prerequisite for all upper-division Political Science courses and satisfies the American History & Government requirement in the LD UCA Core. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of General Elective hours in the plan. The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguis-tics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that students complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 5 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.





Notes – continued The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Diversity (D), Criti-cal Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective require-ments, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See the Department of Political Science page in the Under-graduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 6 The program in International Studies requires 3 credit hours of a foreign language beyond that required for the BA. 7 International Studies has been divided into three concentrations: (1) International Affairs & Security, (2) International Devel-opment and Globalization, and (3) Regional and Cultural Studies. Students must complete a minimum of eighteen hours of upper-division elective courses within their selected concentration: six courses at the 3000-level or above from one of the three International Studies concentrations, including at least two courses at the 3000-level or above from the political science offer-ings. 8 Choose one of the following course options: ANTH 2300, ENGL 2305, 2306, GEOG 3300, or LING 2350.




Academic Map: Journalism, Broadcast Journalism

Department: School of Communication Degree: BA Program/Major: Journalism Track/Emphasis: Broadcast Journalism Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)2 4 core link



1320 1320



MCOM 1300 Media and Society (LD UCA Core: Responsible Living) 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link



















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2300 Beginning Reporting 3 LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link Foreign Language (2000 Level)3 3 acts link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2305 Basic Press Photography 3 JOUR 2340 Broadcast Journalism Production I 3 JOUR 1123 Electronic Media Applications 1 JOUR/ MCOM JOUR/MCOM Elective4 3

General Elective 3 General Elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2325 Principles of Online Journalism 3 JOUR 3308 News Editing (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 JOUR 3374 Broadcast Journalism Production II 3 JOUR 2123 Electronic Media Applications 1 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 4315 Broadcast Journalism Production III 3 JOUR 3123 Electronic Media Applications 1 MCOM 3301 Media Law and Ethics (UD UCA Core: R, D) 3 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR/ MCOM JOUR/MCOM Elective4 3

JOUR 3321 Internship (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 JOUR 4123 Electronic Media Applications 1 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR/ MCOM JOUR/MCOM Elective4 3

General Elective 3 General Elective 3 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 3 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of the general elective hours in the AMAP and may void the guaranteed Eight-Semester plan.


Notes





Notes – continued 4 A total of 9 elective hours are required for the major. Elective courses are listed in the Undergraduate Bulletin and on the Journalism checklist. 5 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP.



Academic Map: Journalism, Broadcast Journalism

Department: School of Communication Degree: BS Program/Major: Journalism Track/Emphasis: Broadcast Journalism Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1





1320 1320






















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2300 Beginning Reporting 3 LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link BS Science/Math3 3-4 acts link General Elective 0-1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2305 Basic Press Photography 3 JOUR 2340 Broadcast Journalism Production I 3 JOUR 1123 Electronic Media Applications 1 JOUR/ MCOM JOUR or MCOM Elective4 3

BS Science/Math3 3-4 acts link General Elective 1-2

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 3308 News Editing (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 MCOM 3301 Media Law and Ethics (UD UCA Core: R, D) 3 JOUR 3374 Broadcast Journalism Production II 3 JOUR 2123 Electronic Media Applications 1 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 4315 Broadcast Journalism Production III 3 JOUR 3123 Electronic Media Applications 1 JOUR 2325 Principles of Online Journalism 3 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3










Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 3321 Internship (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 JOUR/ MCOM JOUR or MCOM Elective4 3

JOUR 4123 Electronic Media Applications 1 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR/ MCOM JOUR or MCOM Elective4 3







The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 3 Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.5, Bachelor of Science. 4 A total of 9 elective hours are required for the major. Elective courses are listed in the Undergraduate Bulletin and on the Journalism checklist.

Notes





Notes – continued 5 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP.



Academic Map: Journalism, Online Journalism

Department: School of Communication Degree: BA Program/Major: Journalism Track/Emphasis: Online Journalism Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1





1320 1320






















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2300 Beginning Reporting 3 LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link General Elective 3 Foreign Language (2000 Level)3 3 acts link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2325 Principles of Online Journalism 3 JOUR 2305 Basic Press Photography 3

JOUR 1121 1123 Print or Electronic Media Applications 1

JOUR 3308 News Editing (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2340 Broadcast Journalism Production I 3 MCOM 3301 Media Law and Ethics (UD UCA Core: R, D) 3 JOUR 3345 Online Publishing I 3


Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3



JOUR 3346 Online Publishing II 3

JOUR/ MCOM JOUR or MCOM Elective5 3


JOUR/ MCOM JOUR or MCOM Elective5 3









Year 4



JOUR 3321 Internship (UD UCA Core: Z) 3




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS General Elective 3 General Elective 3 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 3 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of the general elective hours in this AMAP and may void the guaranteed Eight-Semester plan.


Notes





Notes – continued 4 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP. 5 A total of 9 elective hours are required for the major. Elective courses are listed in the Undergraduate Bulletin and on the Journalism checklist.



Academic Map: Journalism, Online Journalism

Department: School of Communication Degree: BS Program/Major: Journalism Track/Emphasis: Online Journalism Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1





1320 1320






















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2300 Beginning Reporting 3 LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link General Elective 3 BS Science/Math3 3-4 acts link General Elective 0-1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2325 Principles of Online Journalism 3


JOUR 3308 News Editing (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 BS Science/Math3 3-4 acts link General Elective 3 General Elective 1-2

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2305 Basic Press Photography 3 JOUR 2340 Broadcast Journalism Production I 3 JOUR 3345 Online Publishing I 3




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 3346 Online Publishing II 3


MCOM 3301 Media Law and Ethics (UD UCA Core: R, D) 3 JOUR/ MCOM JOUR or MCOM Elective5 3










Year 4



JOUR 3321 Internship (UD UCA Core: Z) 3





General Elective 3 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 3 Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science. 4 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP.

Notes





Notes – continued 5 A total of 9 elective hours are required for the major. Elective courses are listed in the Undergraduate Bulletin and on the Journalism checklist.



Academic Map: Journalism, Print Journalism

Department: School of Communication Degree: BA Program/Major: Journalism Track/Emphasis: Print Journalism Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1





1320 1320






















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2300 Beginning Reporting 3 LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link General elective 3 Foreign Language (2000 Level)3 3 acts link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2325 Principles of Online Journalism 3 JOUR 3305 Publication Design and Makeup 3 JOUR 1121 Print Media Applications 1 JOUR 3308 News Editing (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2305 Basic Press Photography 3 MCOM 3301 Media Law and Ethics (UD UCA Core: R, D) 3 JOUR 3300 Advanced Reporting 3 JOUR 2121 Print Media Applications 1 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2340 Broadcast Journalism Production I 3 JOUR 3121 Print Media Applications 1 JOUR/ MCOM JOUR or MCOM Elective5 3









Year 4



JOUR 3321 Internship (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 JOUR 4121 Print Media Applications 1 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3









The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 3 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of the general elective hours in this AMAP and may void the guaranteed Eight-Semester plan.


Notes





Academic Map: Journalism, Print Journalism

Department: School of Communication Degree: BS Program/Major: Journalism Track/Emphasis: Print Journalism Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes









Comparable courses in the Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) are cross-referenced in the ACTS column of each se-mester block below; a core link (https://uca.edu/go/ubulletin2014-ldcore/) takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin’s UCA Core page, where UCA Core options and ACTS course numbers are listed in full; an acts link takes the user to the Under-graduate Bulletin's ACTS page (https://uca.edu/go/acts) for additional information and a full UCA-ACTS crosswalk.

Scholarship recipients: Please be aware of eligibility criteria for your scholarship(s). In particular, pay attention to (1) the en-rollment requirements each semester for disbursement of your scholarship(s) and (2) the number of hours and GPA required each semester and/or year for renewal of your scholarship(s). Some Academic Maps may suggest enrollment in fewer hours than required for disbursement of your scholarship(s). In such cases, work with your academic advisor to adjust your schedule to meet requirements most efficiently. Contact the Office of Student Financial Aid at (501) 450-3140 with any questions regard-ing enrollment/renewal requirements of your scholarship(s). For online information resources, see endnote 1.

Year 1





1320 1320



MCOM 1300 Media and Society (LD UCA Core: Responsible Living) 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link








https://uca.edu/go/acts











SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)2 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2300 Beginning Reporting 3 LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement2 3 core link General Elective 3-4 BS Science/Math3 3-4 acts link General Elective 0-1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2325 Principles of Online Journalism 3 JOUR 3305 Publication Design and Makeup 3 JOUR 1121 Print Media Applications 1 JOUR 3308 News Editing (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 BS Science/Math3 3-4 acts link General Elective 1-2

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2305 Basic Press Photography 3 MCOM 3301 Media Law and Ethics (UD UCA Core: R, D) 3 JOUR 3300 Advanced Reporting 3 JOUR 2121 Print Media Applications 1 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS JOUR 2340 Broadcast Journalism Production I 3 JOUR 3121 Print Media Applications 1 JOUR/ MCOM JOUR or MCOM Elective5 3









Year 4



JOUR 3321 Internship (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 JOUR 4121 Print Media Applications 1 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3








Notes

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 3 Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science.





Academic Map: Linguistics, Track One: Language

Department: Languages, Linguistics Literatures, and Cultures De-

gree: BA Program/Major: Linguistics Track/Emphasis: Track One: Language (Chinese, French, German, Spanish) Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/languages/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 ANTH LING

1302 1310

Introduction to Anthropology or Language, Culture, & Society (recommended for LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures (SS)3

3 ANTH1013 core link

LING

2350

World Languages (required; recommended for LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis [HUM])3 3

LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government3 3 core link BA Foreign Language Requirement (2000 Level) 4 3 acts link





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/languages/











1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core, Research/Writing)3


LD UCA Core, Life Science3 4 core link LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works (FA only)3 3 core link COMM

1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]5 or Other approved alternative3


Foreign Language6 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 2320 Introduction to Linguistics 3 Foreign Language6 3 LD UCA Core, Responsible Living3 3 core link LD UCA Core, Physical Science3 4 core link Minor1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Foreign Language6 3

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis (SS)3 3 core link Minor1 3 General Elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 3325 Sociolinguistics (UD UCA Core: D) 3 Foreign Language6 3 General Elective 3 Minor, upper-division1 3 Minor, upper-division1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 3315 Semantics 3 Foreign Language6 3 General Elective 3 Minor, upper-division1 3 Minor, upper-division1 3










Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 4350 Phonology 3 ENGL LING LING

4360 4370 4355

History and Structure of the English Language (UD UCA Core: C) or Field Methods in Linguistics (UD UCA Core: R, I) or Special Topics in Linguistics8

3

General Elective 3 Minor, upper-division1 3 Minor, upper-division1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 4345 Analytical Methods of Morphology and Syntax 3 LING 4110 Capstone in Linguistics (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 Foreign Language6 3 Minor, upper-division1 3 General Elective, upper-division 3





1 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 27 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need voids the guaranteed Eight-Semester Plan. 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them.

Notes





Notes – continued 6 15 hours in one language (Spanish, French, German or Chinese) at the 2320 level or higher. 7 Students are required to take upper-division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available UD UCA Core courses. 8 LING 4355 Special Topics is only offered in the Spring Semester, so a student may take a Foreign Language course, an up-per-division Minor, or an Upper-division General Elective as listed in Semester 8 in Semester 7 rather than ENGL 4360 or LING 4370 in Semester 7 and take LING 4355 in Semester 8.



Academic Map: Linguistics, Track Two: TESOL

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Linguistics Track/Emphasis: Track Two: TESOL Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1



1302 1310

Introduction to Anthropology or Language, Culture, & Society (recommended for LD UCA Core, Diversity/World Cultures [SS])3

3 ANTH1013

LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis (SS)3 3 core link LD UCA Core: Inquiry & Analysis/American History & Government3 3 core link BA Foreign Language Requirement (2000 Level)4 3 acts link



1320 1320



LD UCA Core: Life Science3 4 core link
















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core: Diversity in Creative Works/Fine Art only3 3 core link COMM

1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]5 or Approved alternative3


Minor1 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 2320 Introduction to Linguistics 3 LD UCA Core, Responsible Living3 3 core link LD UCA Core, Physical Science3 4 core link LD UCA Core, Quantitative3 3 core link Minor1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING

2350

World Languages (required in major; LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis [HUM])3 3

General Elective 3 General Elective 3 Minor1 3 Minor1 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 3325 Sociolinguistics (UD UCA Core: D) 3 LING 4320 Grammatical Structures of English (TESOL requirement) 3 General Elective 3 Minor1 3 Minor, upper-division1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 3315 Semantics 3 LING 4330 Educational Linguistics (UD UCA Core: C; TESOL requirement) 3 LING 3310 Issues in ESL 3 Minor, upper-division1 3 Minor1 3








Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 4350 Phonology 3 WLAN 4315 Methods of Teaching Second Languages (TESOL requirement) 3 WLAN 4325 Second Language Acquisition (TESOL requirement) 3 Minor, upper-division1 3 Minor, upper-division1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 4345 Analytical Methods of Morphology and Syntax 3 ENGL LING

4360 4355

History and Structure of the English Language (UD UCA Core: C) or Special Topics in Linguistics (Linguistics Core elective)

3

LING 4110 Capstone in Linguistics (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 General Elective 3 General Elective, upper-division 3





1 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 27 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of the number of general elective hours included in this plan. 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them.

Notes





Notes – continued 6 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available UD UCA Core courses.



Academic Map: Linguistics, Track Three: Computer Science

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Linguistics Track/Emphasis: Track Three: Computer Science Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (credit hours: 16


ANTH LING

1302 1310

Introduction to Anthropology or Language, Culture, and Society (recommended for LD UCA Core, Diversity/World Cultures [SS])3

3 ANTH1013

LD UCA Core, Physical Science3 4 core link

LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government3 3 core link

Foreign Language (2000-level)4 3 acts link



1320 1320



MATH 1390 College Algebra5 3 MATH1103















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core, Life Science3 4 core link

COMM 1300 Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]6 or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core, Oral Communication)3


Minor1 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 2320 Introduction to Linguistics 3 LD UCA Core, Responsible Living3 3 core link LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis (SS)3 3 core link

CSCI 1470 Computer Science I 4

Minor1 3

Spring – Semester 4 (credit hours: 16

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 1480 Computer Science II 4

LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works (FA only)3 3 core link LING

2350


core link General Elective 3

Minor1 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 3325 Sociolinguistics (UD UCA Core: D) 3

CSCI 2320 Data Structures 3

General Elective 3

Minor, upper-division1 3

General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 3315 Semantics 3

CSCI 3345 Human-Computer Interaction 3

General Elective 3











Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 4350 Phonology 3

ENGL LING LING

4360 4370 4355

History and Structure of the English Language (UD UCA Core: C) or Field Methods in Linguistics (UD UCA Core: R, I) or Special Topics in Linguistics8

3

CSCI Elective, upper-division 3




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 4345 Analytical Methods of Morphology and Syntax 3

LING 4110 Capstone in Linguistics (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 CSCI Elective, upper-division 3

General Elective 1






1 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 27 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six additional hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of the number of general elective hours included in this plan. 5 MATH 1390 is a prerequisite for CSCI 1470, required in this track. 6 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them.

Notes





Notes – continued 7 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available UD UCA Core courses. 8 LING 4355 Special Topics is only offered in the Spring Semester, so a student may take a General Elective as listed in Se-mester 8 in Semester 7 rather than ENGL 4360 or LING 4370 in Semester 7 and take LING 4355 in Semester 8.



Academic Map: Linguistics, Track Four: General Linguistics

Department: Languages, Linguistics Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Linguistics Track/Emphasis: Track Four: General Linguistics Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1



1302 1310

Introduction to Anthropology or Language, Culture, & Society (recommended for LD UCA Core, Diversity/World Cultures [SS])3

3 ANTH1013 core link

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis (SS)3 3 core link LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government3 3 core link Foreign Language (2000-level)4 3 acts link



1320 1320



LD UCA Core, Life Science3 4 core link

















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core: Diversity in Creative Works/Fine Art only3 3 core link COMM

1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]5 or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core, Oral Communication)3


Minor1 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 2320 Introduction to Linguistics 3 LD UCA Core, Responsible Living3 3 core link LD UCA Core, Physical Science3 4 core link

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

Minor1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING

2350


core link Minor1 3 Minor1 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 3325 Sociolinguistics (UD UCA Core: D) 3 LING General Track elective, upper-division 3 Minor1 3 Minor, upper-division1 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 3315 Semantics 3 LING General Track elective, upper-division 3 LING General Track elective, upper-division 3 Minor, upper-division1 3 Minor1 3








Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 4350 Phonology 3 ENGL LING

4360 4370

History and Structure of the English Language (UD UCA Core: C) or Field Methods in Linguistics (UD UCA Core: R, I)

3

LING General Track elective, upper-division 3 Minor, upper-division1 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LING 4345 Analytical Methods of Morphology and Syntax 3 LING 4110 Capstone in Linguistics (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 LING General Track elective, upper-division 3 LING 4355 Special Topics in Linguistics 3 General Elective 3





1 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 27 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this AMAP. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. Please note that such need will require adjustment of the number of general elective hours included in this plan. 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them.

Notes





Notes – continued 6 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available UD UCA Core courses.



Academic Map: Modern Languages, Chinese / Traditional

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Modern Languages Track/Emphasis: Chinese / Traditional Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 1410 Elementary Chinese I 4

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013

PSCI

2300

International Relations (recommended) or Other LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis (SS) 3

3

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government3 3 core link

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 1420 Elementary Chinese II 4

WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation)















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WLAN

2325

Issues of Cultural identity (recommended for LD UCA Core: Diversity in World Cultures)

3

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

SOC

2325

Social Problems or Other LD UCA Core: Responsible Living (SS)

3 SOCI2013

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 2310 Intermediate Chinese I 3

LING 2350 2320

World Languages (LD UCA Core: Inquiry & Analysis/Humanities) or Introduction to Languages & Linguistics

3

LD UCA Core: Life Science3 4 core link

Minor elective1 3

LD UCA Core: Diversity in Creative Works (FA only)3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 2320 Intermediate Chinese II 3

LD UCA Core: Physical Science3 4 core link

Minor elective1 3

Minor elective1 3

General elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 3303 Advanced Chinese Grammar II (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3

Minor elective1 3

CHIN 3312 Chinese Major Civilization area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I)5 3

General elective 3

General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 3320 Chinese Major Literature Area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I)5 3

CHIN 3300 Advanced Chinese Grammar I (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3

CHIN 33XX or 43XX Major elective 3

Minor elective1 3

General elective 3






Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 33XX Major elective 3

CHIN 33XX Major elective 3

CHIN 4350 Introduction to Chinese Linguistics 3

General elective Upper Division 3

General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 33XX Major elective 3

CHIN 4110 Senior Capstone Project (UD UCA Core: Z) 1

Minor elective, (UD UCA Core: R)1 3

Minor elective, upper-division1 3

General elective 1





1 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending upon the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in the plan. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. 4 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See notations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill these requirements. 5 See Undergraduate Bulletin for options.

Notes





Academic Map: Modern Languages, Chinese / Business

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Modern Languages Track/Emphasis: Chinese / Business Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes – General Business1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 1410 Elementary Chinese I 3 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013 MATH

1390

College Algebra (prerequisite for ACCT 2310, ECON 2320, QMTH 2330)

3 MATH1103

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government3 3 core link LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA only)3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 1420 Elementary Chinese II 4 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Research/Writing)
















2325

Issues of Cultural identity (recommended for LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures)

3

COMM

1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]4 or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Oral Communication)


ECON

2320

Principles of Macroeconomics (required for minor; UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis [SS])

3 ECON2103

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 2310 Intermediate Chinese I 3

LING 2350 2320

World Languages (LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis: Humanities) or Introduction to Languages & Linguistics

3

LD UCA Core: Life Science 4 core link ECON 2321 Principles of Microeconomics (required for minor) 3 ECON2203 ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I (for minor elective) 3 ACCT2003


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 2320 Intermediate Chinese II 3 CHIN 2023 SOC

2325

Social Problems or Other LD UCA Core: Responsible Living [SS]

3 SOCI2013

LD UCA Core: Physical Science3 4 core link ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting II (for minor elective) 3 ACCT2013 General Business minor elective1 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 3303 Advanced Chinese Grammar II (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 General Business minor elective 3

CHIN 3312 Chinese Major Civilization area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I)6 3

General Business minor elective 3

General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 3320 Chinese Major Literature Area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I)6 3

CHIN 3300 Advanced Chinese Grammar I (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3

General Business minor elective 3

CHIN 2330 Introduction to Business Chinese 3

General UD elective (UD UCA Core: R) 3






Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 33XX Major elective, upper-division 3 CHIN 3330 Advanced Business Chinese 3 CHIN 4350 Introduction to Chinese Linguistics 3 General elective 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 33XX Major elective 3 CHIN 4110 Senior Capstone Project (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 General elective 3 General elective, upper-division 3 General elective 1




If applicable, has student selected a minor? Type “x” as appropriate. No x Yes If “yes,” specify: General Business

1 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the General Business Minor. Students planning on completing an MBA de-gree may wish to select as General Business minor electives two courses that are also prerequisites for admission to UCA’s MBA program: FINA 3330 Managerial Finance and QMTH 2330 Business Statistics. See the Minor in Business Administration in the Undergraduate Bulletin for a summary of requirements. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses desig-nated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 5.) 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 Students are required to take upper-division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain

Notes

https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/mis/#sec020202





Notes – continued UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See notations in this Academic Map for courses in the major that fulfill these requirements. 6 See Undergraduate Bulletin for options.

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Modern Languages, Chinese, K-12/ESL

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Modern Languages Track/Emphasis: Chinese, K-12/ESL, Second Language Education Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes – Teaching & Learning1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 2310 Intermediate Chinese I3 3 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013 PSCI

2300

International Relations (recommended for LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis [SS])

3

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis: American History/Government4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 2320 Intermediate Chinese II 3 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320













AMAP – Four Years



2325

Issues of Cultural Identity (recommended for LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures)

3

COMM

1300



LD UCA Core: Physical Science4 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 3303 Advanced Chinese Grammar II (UD UCA Core: I, C)6 3

LING 2350 2320


3

CHIN 3312 Chinese Major Civilization area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I) 7 3 LD UCA Core: Life Science4 4 core link EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession (for Minor)1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 3300 Advanced Chinese Grammar I (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA only)4 3 LD UCA Core: Responsible Living (SS only)4 3 core link EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings (for Minor)1 3 MSIT 3310 Learning and Development (for Minor)1 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 33XX Major elective 3 CHIN 33XX Major elective 3 MSIT 4305 Classroom Management (for Minor)1 3 WLAN 4350 Internship I 3 WLAN 4315 Methods of Teaching Second Languages 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 3320 Chinese Major Literature Area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I)7 3 CHIN 33XX Major elective, upper-division 3 WLAN 4330 Second Language Assessment (for Minor elective)1 3 MSIT

4325

Strategies for Content Literacy Development & Curriculum Integration (for Minor)1

3

EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology in Teaching & Learning (for Minor)1 2 General elective 1





AMAP – Four Years


Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHIN 33XX Major elective 3 CHIN 4350 Introduction to Chinese Linguistics 3 CHIN 4110 Senior Capstone Project (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 WLAN 4325 Second Language Acquisition 3 General upper-division elective (UD UCA Core: R) 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WLAN 4690 Internship II 6 WLAN 4691 Internship II 6

1 This Academic Map includes the 18 credit hour Minor in Teaching and Learning. This minor is required for all students seek-ing Arkansas K–12 licensure to teach Chinese. NB: WLAN 4330 substitutes for MSIT 4321 in the minor. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 Prerequisite CHIN 1420 or departmental placement. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses desig-nated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 6.) 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 6 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 7 See Undergraduate Bulletin for options.

Notes





Academic Map: Modern Languages, French / Traditional

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Modern Languages Track/Emphasis: French / Traditional Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 1310 Elementary French I 3 FREN1013

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013

PSCI

2300

International Relations (recommended) or Other LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis (SS)3

3

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government 3 core link

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 1320 Elementary French II 3 FREN1023

WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation)















WLAN

2325

Issues of Cultural identity (recommended for LD UCA Core: Diversity in World Cultures) 3

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

SOC

2325


3 SOCI2013

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 2310 Intermediate French I 3 FREN2013

LING 2350 2320


3

LD UCA Core: Life Science 4 core link

Minor elective1 3

LD UCA Core: Diversity in Creative Works (FA only) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 2320 Intermediate French II 3 FREN2023

LD UCA Core: Physical Science 4 core link

Minor elective1 3

Minor elective1 3

General elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 3300 Advanced Grammar and Composition I (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3

Minor elective1 3

FREN 33XX French Major Civilization area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I/R)5 3

General elective 3

General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 33XX French Major Literature Area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I/R)5 3

FREN 3303 Advanced Grammar and Composition II (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3

Minor elective1 3

General elective 3

General elective 3






Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 4350 Advanced Conversation and Phonetics 3

FREN 33XX Major elective5 3

FREN 33XX Major elective5 3


General elective Upper Division 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 33XX Major elective5 3

FREN 33XX or 43XX Major elective5 3

FREN 4110 Senior Capstone Project (UD UCA Core: Z) 1


General elective, upper-division 3





1 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending upon the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in the plan. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses desig-nated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 4.) 4 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See notations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill these requirements. 5 See Undergraduate Bulletin for options.

Notes





Academic Map: Modern Languages, French / Business

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Modern Languages Track/Emphasis: French / Business Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes – General Business1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 1310 Elementary French I 3 FREN1013 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013 MATH

1390

College Algebra (prerequisite for ACCT 2310, ECON 2320, QMTH 2330)

3 MATH1103

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government3 3 core link LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA only)3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 1320 Elementary French II 3 FREN1023 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320
















WLAN

2325

Issues of Cultural identity (recommended for LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures)

3

LD UCA Core: Physical Science3 4 core link ECON

2320

Principles of Macroeconomics (required for minor; UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis [SS])

3 ECON2103

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 2310 Intermediate French I 3 FREN2013

LING 2350 2320

World Languages (LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis [HUM]) or Introduction to Languages & Linguistics

3

LD UCA Core: Life Science3 4 core link ECON 2321 Principles of Microeconomics (required for minor) 3 ECON2203 ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I (for minor) 3 ACCT2003


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 2320 Intermediate French II 3 FREN2023 SOC

2325


3 SOCI2013

COMM

1300



ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting II (for minor)1 3 ACCT2013 General Business minor elective1 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 3300 Advanced Grammar and Composition I (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 FREN 33XX Major Civilization area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I/R)6 3 General Business minor elective 3 General Business minor, upper-division elective 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 33XX Major Literature Area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I/R)6 3 FREN 3303 Advanced Grammar and Composition II (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 FREN 2330 Introduction to Business French 3 General Business minor, upper-division elective 3 General elective 3






Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 33XX Major elective, upper-division 3 FREN 3330 Advanced Business French 3 FREN 4350 Advanced Conversation and Phonetics 3 General elective 3 General elective, upper-division 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 33XX Major elective 3 FREN 4110 Senior Capstone Project (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 General elective 3 General elective, upper-division 3 General elective, upper-division 3



To be completed by the advisor when an Eight-Semester plan is accepted by the student: If applicable, has student selected a minor? Type “x” as appropri-ate. No x Yes If “yes,” specify: General Business

1 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the General Business minor. Students planning on completing an MBA de-gree may wish to select as General Business minor electives two courses that are also prerequisites for admission to UCA’s MBA program: FINA 3330 Managerial Finance and QMTH 2330 Business Statistics. See the Minor in Business Administration in the Undergraduate Bulletin for detailed requirements. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 Students are required to take upper-division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain

Notes






Notes – continued UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See notations in this Academic Map for courses in the major that fulfill these requirements. 6 See Undergraduate Bulletin for options.

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Modern Languages, French, K-12 / ESL

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Modern Languages Track/Emphasis: French, K-12 Second Language Education/ESL Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes – Teaching & Learning1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 2310 Intermediate French I3 3 FREN2013 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013

PSCI 2300 International Relations (recommended for LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis: Social Science)4

3

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis: American History/Government 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 2320 Intermediate French II 3 FREN2023 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320













AMAP – Four Years


WLAN

2325

Issues of Cultural Identity (recommended for LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures) 3

COMM

1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]5 or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Oral Communication) 3 SPCH1003

core link LD UCA Core: Physical Science 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 3300 Advanced Grammar and Composition I (UD UCA Core: I, C)6 3

LING 2350 2320


3

LD UCA Core: Life Science 4 core link EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession (for Minor) 3 LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA only) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 3303 Advanced Grammar and Composition II (UD UCA Core: I, C)6 3 FREN 33XX French Major Literature Area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I/R)6,7 3 FREN LD UCA Core: Responsible Living (SS only) 3 core link EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings (for Minor) 3 MSIT 3310 Learning and Development (for Minor) 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 33XX French Major Civilization area requirement (UD UCA Core: D/I/R)6,7 3 FREN 33XX Major elective 3 MSIT 4305 Classroom Management (for Minor) 3 WLAN 4350 Internship I 3 WLAN 4315 Methods of Teaching Second Languages 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN Major elective, upper-division 3 FREN 33XX Major elective 3 WLAN 4330 Second Language Assessment (for Minor) 3 MSIT

4325

Strategies for Content Literacy Development & Curriculum Integra-tion (for Minor)

3

General elective 1 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology in Teaching and Learning (for Minor) 2






AMAP – Four Years


Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FREN 33XX Major elective 3 FREN 4350 Advanced Conversation and Phonetics 3 FREN 4110 Senior Capstone Project (UD UCA Core: Z)6 1 WLAN 4325 Second Language Acquisition 3 General elective 3 General elective 3



1 This Academic Map includes the 18 credit hour Minor in Teaching and Learning. This minor is required for all students seek-ing Arkansas K–12 licensure to teach French. NB: WLAN 4330 substitutes for MSIT 4321 in the minor. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 Prerequisite FREN 1320 or departmental placement. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses desig-nated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 5.) 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 6 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 7 See Undergraduate Bulletin for options.

Notes





Academic Map: Modern Languages, Spanish / Traditional

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Modern Languages Track/Emphasis: Spanish / Traditional Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 1330 Elementary Spanish in Review2 3 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013 PSCI

2300

International Relations (recommended) or Other LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis (SS)

3

COMM

1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]3 or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Oral Communication)4




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 2310 Intermediate Spanish II 3 SPAN2023 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320
















LALS

2310

Latinos in the United States (recommended for LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures, HUM) 3

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

SOC

2325


3 SOCI2013

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 2320 Intermediate Spanish III 3 SPAN 23XX Major elective, lower-division5 3

LING 2350 2320


3

LD UCA Core: Life Science 4 core link LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA only) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 3300 Advanced Grammar and Composition I (UD UCA Core: I, C)6 3 SPAN 23XX Major elective, lower division 3 LD UCA Core: Physical Science 4 Minor elective7 3 General elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 3303 Advanced Grammar and Composition II (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3

SPAN 33XX Major Civilization area requirement;8 suggested: 3312/3313 (UD UCA Core: D, I) or 3315 (UD UCA Core: D, R)

3

Minor elective 3 Minor elective 3 General elective 3



SPAN 33XX Major Literature area requirement;8 suggested: 3320/3321 (UD UCA Core: D, I) or 3315 (UD UCA Core: D, R)

3

SPAN Major elective, upper-division 3 Minor elective, upper-division 3 General elective 3 General elective 3





Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN Major elective, upper-division 3 General elective 3 Minor elective, upper-division 3 General elective 3 General elective, upper-division 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 4350 Advanced Conversation and Phonetics 3 SPAN 4110 Senior Capstone Project (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 Minor elective, upper-division 3 Minor elective, upper-division 3 General elective, upper-division 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Prerequisite: Three or more years of high school Spanish, departmental placement, or consent of chair. 3 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses desig-nated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 5.) 5 Options include Spanish 2325, 2330, or 2350. See the Undergraduate Bulletin for more information. 6 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See notations in the Academic Map for courses in the major that fulfill these requirements.

Notes





7 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 31 credit hours. Depending upon the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in the plan. 8 See Undergraduate Bulletin for options.



Academic Map: Modern Languages, Spanish/Business

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Modern Languages Track/Emphasis: Spanish/Business Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes – General Business1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 1330 Elementary Spanish in Review3 3 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013 MATH

1390

College Algebra (prerequisite for ACCT 2310, ECON 2320, and QMTH 2330)

3 MATH1103

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government4 3 core link LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA only) 3 core link



1320 1320
















LALS

2310

Latinos in the United States (recommended for LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures)

3

LD UCA Core: Physical Science 4 core link ECON

2320

Principles of Macroeconomics (required in minor; LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Social Science)

3 ECON2103

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 2320 Intermediate Spanish III 3

LING 2350 2320


3

LD UCA Core: Life Science 4 core link ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I (for Minor) 3 ACCT2003 ECON 2321 Principles of Microeconomics (required for minor) 3 ECON2203


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 3300 Advanced Grammar and Composition I (UD UCA Core: I, C)5 3 SPAN 2330 Introduction to Business Spanish 3 SOC

2325


3 SOCI2013

COMM

1300



ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting II (for Minor) 3 ACCT2013

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 3303 Advanced Grammar and Composition II (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 SPAN 23XX Major elective, lower-division7 3 General Business Minor elective 3 General Business Minor elective, upper-division 3 General elective 3



SPAN 33XX Major Civilization area requirement8; suggested: 3312/3313 (UD UCA Core: D, I) or 3315 (UD UCA Core: D, R)

3

SPAN Major elective, upper-division 3 General Business Minor elective 3 General Business Minor elective, upper-division 3 General elective 3






Year 4



SPAN 33XX Major Literature area requirement7; suggested: 3320/3321 (UD UCA Core: D, I) or 3315 (UD UCA Core: D, R)

3

SPAN 3330 Advanced Business Spanish 3 General elective 3 General elective, upper-division 3 General elective, upper-division 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 4350 Advanced Conversation and Phonetics 3 SPAN 4110 Senior Capstone Project (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 General elective 3 General elective, upper-division 3 General elective, upper-division 3




If applicable, has student selected a minor? Type “x” as appropriate. No X Yes If “yes,” specify: General Business

1 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the General Business minor. Students planning on completing an MBA de-gree may wish to select as General Business minor electives two courses that are also prerequisites for admission to UCA’s MBA program: FINA 3330 Managerial Finance and QMTH 2330 Business Statistics. See the Minor in Business Administration in the Undergraduate Bulletin for detailed information about the minor. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 Prerequisite: Three or more years of high school Spanish, departmental placement, or consent of chair. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses desig-nated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 5.) 5 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are

Notes






Notes – continued assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See notations in the Academic Map for courses in the major that fulfill these requirements. 6 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 7 Options include Spanish 2325, 2330 or 2350. See Undergraduate Bulletin for more information. 8 See Undergraduate Bulletin for options.

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Modern Languages, Spanish, K-12

Department: Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures Degree: BA Program/Major: Modern Languages Track/Emphasis: Spanish, K-12 Second Language Education/ESL Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes – Teaching & Learning1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 1330 Elementary Spanish in Review3 3 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013 PSCI

2300

International Relations (recommended for LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Social Science)

3

LD UCA Core: Responsible Living (SS only)4 3 core link LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government 3 core link



1320 1320














AMAP – Four Years


LALS

2310

Latinos in the United States (recommended for LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures)

3

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

COMM

1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]5 or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Oral Communication) 3 SPCH1003

core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 2320 Intermediate Spanish III 3 SPAN 23XX Major elective, lower division6 3

LING 2350 2320


3

LD UCA Core: Life Science 4 core link LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA only)4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 3300 Advanced Grammar and Composition I (UD UCA Core: I, C)7 3 SPAN 23XX Major elective, lower-division6 3 LD UCA Core: Physical Science 4 core link EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession (for Minor) 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings (for Minor) 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN 3303 Advanced Grammar and Composition II (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3

SPAN 33XX Major Civilization area requirement8; suggested: 3312/3313 (UD UCA Core: D, I) or 3315 (UD UCA Core: D, R)

3

WLAN 4350 Internship I 3 WLAN 4315 Methods of Teaching Second Languages 3 MSIT 4305 Classroom Management (for Minor) 3



SPAN 33XX Major Literature area requirement8; suggested: 3320/3321 (UD UCA Core: D, I) or 3315 (UD UCA Core: D, R)

3

SPAN Major elective, upper-division 3 MSIT 3310 Learning and Development (for Minor) 3 WLAN 4330 Second Language Assessment (for Minor) 3 General elective 1 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology in Teaching and Learning (for Minor) 2





AMAP – Four Years


Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SPAN Major elective, upper-division 3 SPAN 4350 Advanced Conversation and Phonetics 3 SPAN 4110 Senior Capstone Project (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 WLAN 4325 Second Language Acquisition 3 MSIT 4325 Disciplinary Literacy (for Minor) 3 General elective, upper-division 3



1 This Academic Map includes the 18 credit hour Minor in Teaching and Learning. This minor is required for all students seek-ing Arkansas K–12 licensure to teach Spanish. NB: WLAN 4330 substitutes for MSIT 4321 in the Teaching and Learning Mi-nor. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 Prerequisite: Three or more years of high school Spanish, departmental placement, or consent of chair. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students may complete the lower-division core classes in any semester that suits their academic needs ex-cept as specified in this document. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses desig-nated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 7.) 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 6 Options include Spanish 2325, 2330, or 2350. See Undergraduate Bulletin for more information. 7 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 8 See Undergraduate Bulletin for options.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Music

Department: Music Degree: BA Program/Major: Music Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/music/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1230 Harmony I 2 MUS 1231 Ear Training I 2 MUS 2133 Piano III3 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 1 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble4 1 WRTG

1310

LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation5 Introduction to College Writing

3 ENGL1013

MATH 1360 1390

LD UCA Core: Quantitative Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra

3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core (First Year Seminar) 3 core link





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/music/





AMAP – Four Years



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1232 Harmony II 2 MUS 1233 Ear Training II 2 MUS 2134 Piano IV 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 1 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble4 1 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

LD UCA Core: Research and Writing Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Approved alternative


BIOL

1400

LD UCA Core: Life Science

Exploring Concepts in Biology or approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Life Science)

4 BIOL1004 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2430 Theory III 4 MUS 2210 Introduction to Music Technology 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 1 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble4 1 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2431 Theory IV 4 MUS

1340

LD UCA Core: Diversity in Creative Works6 Introduction to Music Literature

3

MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 1 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble4 1

PHYS 1400 LD UCA Core: Physical Science Physical Science for General Education or approved alternative

4 PHSC1004 core link


Year 37


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3302 Music History I (UD UCA Core: C, D)8 3 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 1 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble4 1







AMAP – Four Years



1300

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication Principles of Communication or approved alternative


LD UCA Core 3 core link Music Electives, upper-division 2 Minor course 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3303 Music History II (UD UCA Core: C, D)7 3 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 1 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble4 1 Music Electives, upper-division 3 General Elective (upper-division recommended)7, 9 3 Minor course 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 1 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble4 1 Music Elective, upper-division 1 General Elective (UD UCA Core: R)7, 8 3 Minor course 3 Minor course (upper-division recommended) 3 23XX BA Foreign Language Requirement (2000 level)10 3 acts link



MUS 4102 4108

Senior Recital (UD UCA Core: Z) or Senior Project (UD UCA Core: Z)7 1

MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 1 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble4 1 Music Electives, upper-division 6 Minor course (upper-division recommended) 3 Minor course (upper-division recommended) 3

1 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 18 credit hours in a minor field of study. Students will need to adapt the number of gen-eral elective and minor course credit hours in this plan as needed, depending on the chosen minor. Given a student’s choice of minor and special degree requirements, the total number of credit hours taken may exceed the total number of credit hours required to complete the degree. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/.

Notes






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Notes – continued 3 MUS 2133 Piano III and MUS 2134 Piano IV are degree requirements, but many students need MUS 1131 Piano I and/or MUS 1132 Piano II prior to MUS 2133 Piano III. Piano placement exams occur immediately before the beginning of classes in the fall semester of the first year of study. 4 Large ensembles include MUSE 2101/4101 Marching Band, MUSE 2102/4102 Wind Ensemble, MUSE 2103/4103 Sym-phonic Band, MUSE 2110/4110 Concert Choir, MUSE 2111/4111 University Chorus, and MUSE 2120/4120 Symphony. During the course of the degree program, it is expected that students will take an appropriate mix of small conducted ensembles in addition to the required large ensemble each semester, as assigned by the major applied professor and the advisor. Students receiving music scholarships should review their scholarship contract/award letter for specific ensemble participation require-ments. 5 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 6 MUS 1340 Introduction to Music Literature is a degree-required course. MUS 1340 also fulfills the LD UCA Core Diversity in Creative Works requirement and is designated as a Fine Arts (FA) course. 7 All BM, BME, and BA music majors must pass all three sections of the Upper-Division Qualifying Assessment (UDQA) prior to enrollment in upper-division MUS courses. The musicianship portions of the exam (piano and sight-singing) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of musicianship courses (harmony/theory, ear training, and piano courses). The performance section of the exam (applied jury) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of applied study on the student’s major in-strument/voice. For more information visit uca.edu/music/udqa/. 8 To fulfill Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core requirements, students must complete approved UD UCA Core courses designated as Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), and Responsible Living (R). Students must also complete an Upper-Division UCA Core Capstone course (Z). Bachelor of Arts in Music students should carefully choose major, minor, and general elective courses to ensure all UD UCA Core requirements (including a minimum of 40 upper-division credit hours) are fulfilled. For more information, consult with your academic advisor and see the UCA Core section of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 9 General elective courses are included in this plan of study to ensure students complete a minimum of 120 credit hours. If a student’s minor requires more than 18 credit hours, the number of general elective courses should be reduced accordingly. Any courses that do not fulfill other LD Core, major, or minor degree requirements are general electives. 10 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to complete up to two prerequisite courses before enrolling in a 2000-level foreign language course. These prerequisite courses are not included in this plan of study.

http://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/uca-core/

http://uca.edu/music/udqa/


AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Music, Composition

Department: Music Degree: BM Program/Major: Music Track/Emphasis: Composition Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1230 Harmony I2 2 MUS 1231 Ear Training I2 2 MUS 2133 Piano III3 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson, Instrumental or Vocal 1 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble4 1 WRTG

1310


3 ENGL1013

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103











AMAP – Four Years



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1232 Harmony II2 2 MUS 1233 Ear Training II2 2 MUS 2233 Composition Class2 2 MUS 2134 Piano IV3 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson, Instrumental or Vocal 1 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble4 1 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



BIOL

1400

LD UCA Core: Life Science Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternative


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2430 Theory III 4 MUS 2210 Introduction to Music Technology 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2260 Composition Applied Instruction 2 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson, Instrumental or Vocal 1 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble4 1 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2431 Theory IV 4 MUS 3230 Form and Analysis 2 MUS

1340


3

MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2260 Composition Applied Instruction 2 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson, Instrumental or Vocal 1 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble4 1

COMM 1300 LD UCA Core: Oral Communication Principles of Communication or Approved alternative







AMAP – Four Years


Year 38


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3302 Music History I (UD UCA Core: C, D)9 3 MUS 3210 Counterpoint (UD UCA Core: I)9 2 MUS 3201 Conducting 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4460 Composition Applied Instruction 4 MUSA 4Vxx Applied Lesson, Instrumental or Vocal 1 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble4 1 General Elective9, 10 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3303 Music History II (UD UCA Core: C, D)9 3 MUS 4215 Choral Arranging (if available) or approved substitution 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4460 Composition Applied Instruction 4 MUSA 4Vxx Applied Lesson, Instrumental or Vocal 1 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble4 1 LD UCA Core 3 core link General Elective9, 10 1

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 4210 Instrumental Arranging 2 MUSA 4460 Composition Applied Instruction 4 MUSA 4Vxx Applied Lesson, Instrumental or Vocal 1



General Elective (UD UCA Core: R)9, 10 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 4102 Senior Recital (UD UCA Core: Z)9 1 MUSA 4460 Composition Applied Instruction 4 MUSA 4Vxx Applied Lesson, Instrumental or Vocal 1 LD UCA Core 3 core link General Elective9, 10 3

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/.

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Notes – continued 2 A minimum grade of “B” is required in MUS 1230, 1231, 1232, 1233, and 2233 for admission to the Bachelor of Music in Composition degree program. 3 MUS 2133 Piano III and MUS 2134 Piano IV are degree requirements but many students need MUS 1131 Piano I and/or MUS 1132 Piano II prior to MUS 2133 Piano III. Piano placement exams occur immediately before the beginning of classes in the fall semester of the first year of study. 4 Large ensembles include MUSE 2101/4101 Marching Band, MUSE 2102/4102 Wind Ensemble, MUSE 2103/4103 Sym-phonic Band, MUSE 2110/4110 Concert Choir, MUSE 2111/4111 University Chorus, and MUSE 2120/4120 Symphony. During the course of the degree program, it is expected that students will take an appropriate mix of small conducted ensembles in addition to the required large ensemble each semester, as assigned by the major applied professor and the advisor. Students receiving music scholarships should review their scholarship contract/award letter for specific ensemble participation require-ments. 5 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 6 Bachelor of Music in Composition students should notify the composition faculty of their intent to apply for admission to the program during the freshman year. In addition to the minimum grade requirements in MUS 1232, 1233, and 2233 students must also submit an audition portfolio of two or three pieces for different media at the end of the freshman year. Students who have significant composition experience prior to entering UCA as freshmen may submit a portfolio of two or three compositions to the composition faculty when applying for admission to the music program or during the summer before the freshman year. 7 MUS 1340 Introduction to Music Literature is a degree-required course. MUS 1340 also fulfills the LD UCA Core Diversity in Creative Works requirement and is designated as a Fine Arts (FA) course. 8 All BM, BME, and BA music majors must pass all three sections of the Upper-Division Qualifying Assessment (UDQA) prior to enrollment in upper-division MUS courses. The musicianship portions of the exam (piano and sight-singing) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of musicianship courses (harmony/theory, ear training, and piano courses). The performance section of the exam (applied jury) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of applied study on the student’s major in-strument/voice. For more information visit uca.edu/music/udqa/. 9 To fulfill Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core requirements, students must complete approved UD UCA Core courses designated as Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), and Responsible Living (R). Students must also complete an Upper-Division UCA Core Capstone course (Z). Students should carefully choose general elective courses to ensure all UD UCA Core requirements (including a minimum of 40 upper-division credit hours) are fulfilled. For more information, consult with your academic advisor and see the UCA Core section of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 10 General elective courses are included in this plan of study to ensure students complete a minimum of 120 credit hours. Any courses that do not fulfill other LD Core or major degree requirements are general electives.




AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Music Education, K–12 – Instrumental

Department: Music Degree: BME Program/Major: Music Education Track/Emphasis: K–12 – Instrumental Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No








This degree program requires a total of 123–125 semester credit hours, including at least 40 upper-divi-sion credit hours.



Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1230 Harmony I 2 MUS 1231 Ear Training I 2 MUS 2133 Piano III2 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2VXX Applied Lesson 2 MUSE 21XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 WRTG

1310

LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation4, 5 Introduction to College Writing

3 ENGL1013

LD UCA Core (First Year Seminar)4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1232 Harmony II 2










AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1233 Ear Training II 2 MUS 2134 Piano IV2 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2VXX Applied Lesson 2 MUSE 21XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

LD UCA Core: Research and Writing5 Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Approved alternative


MATH 1360 1390

LD UCA Core: Quantitative5 Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra

3 MATH1113 MATH1103

COMM

1300

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication5 Principles of Communication

3 SPCH1003

Year 26

Fall (Credit hours: 17/18)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2430 Theory III 4 MUS 2170 High Brass Methods (if required)7, 8 0–1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2VXX Applied Lesson 2 MUSE 21XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession (Music Majors Only Section)8 3 PHYS

1400

LD UCA Core: Physical Science Physical Science for General Education or approved alternative



Spring (Credit hours: 15/16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2431 Theory IV 4 MUS 2211 Integration of Music Technology into Teaching and Learning8 2 MUS

1340


3

MUS 2171 Low Brass Methods (if required)7, 8 0–1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2VXX Applied Lesson 2 MUSE 21XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 MUS 3312 Musical Development and Learning8 3

Year 310


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3302 Music History I (UD UCA Core: C, D)11 3




AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3201 Instrumental Conducting8 2 MUS 3305 Elementary Methods in Music Education8, 12 3 MUS 2150 String Methods7, 8 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4VXX Applied Lesson 2 MUSE 41XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 LD UCA Core4 3 core link

Spring (Credit hours: 15-17)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3303 Music History II (UD UCA Core: C, D)11 3 MUS Theory Elective, upper-division 2 MUS 2180 Double Reed Methods (if required)7, 8 0–1 MUS 2199 Percussion Methods (if required)7, 8 0–1 MUS 3304 Secondary Instrumental Methods in Music Education8,12 3 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSE 41XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 MSIT 4305 Classroom and Behavior Management8, 12 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link

Year 4

Fall (Credit hours: (15/16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2181 Single Reed/Flute Methods (if required)7, 8 0–1

MUS 4102 4108 Senior Recital or Project (UD UCA Core: Z)11 1

MUS 4340 Internship I (UD UCA Core: I, C) 8, 11, 12 3 MUSE 41XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings8, 12 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link BIOL

1400




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 4690 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z)8, 11, 12 6 MUS 4691 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z)8, 11, 12 6

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 MUS 2133 Piano III and MUS 2134 Piano IV are degree requirements, but many students need MUS 1131 Piano I and/or MUS 1132 Piano II prior to MUS 2133 Piano III. Piano placement exams occur immediately before the beginning of classes in the fall semester of the first year of study.

Notes







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Notes – continued 3 To fulfill the large ensemble requirement, woodwind, brass, and percussion music education majors are required to partici-pate in MUSE 2101/4101 Marching Band each fall semester. For the spring semester, woodwind, brass, and percussion ma-jors are required to participate in MUSE 2102/4102 Wind Ensemble or MUSE 2103/4103 Symphonic Band. String music edu-cation majors must participate in MUSE 2120/4120 Symphony each semester. Guitar music education majors are required to participate in a large ensemble each semester (Band, Symphony, or Choir) but may substitute up to two semesters of MUSE 2104/4104 Jazz Ensemble or MUSE 2107/4107 Dixieland Band for the large ensemble requirement. During the course of the degree program, it is expected that students will take an appropriate mix of small conducted ensembles in addition to the re-quired large ensemble each semester, as assigned by the major applied professor and the advisor. Students receiving music scholarships should review their scholarship contract/award letter for specific ensemble participation requirements. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 5 WRTG 1310, WRTG 1320, COMM 1300, and MATH 1360/1390 must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher for UCA Teacher Education Program admission requirements. 6 During the second year of study, music education majors should begin the UCA Teacher Education Program admission pro-cess. Music education majors must be fully admitted to the UCA Teacher Education Program prior to the fifth semester of study in order to graduate within eight semesters. Visit uca.edu/ocs for more information. 7 Instrumental pedagogy course requirements: Woodwind music education majors must take MUS 2150, MUS 2170, MUS 2171, MUS 2181, and MUS 2199. Brass music education majors must take MUS 2150, MUS 2170 or 2171, MUS 2180, MUS 2181, and MUS 2199. Percussion music education majors must take MUS 2150, MUS 2170, MUS 2171, MUS 2180, and MUS 2181. String music education majors must take MUS 2150, MUS 2170 or 2171, MUS 2180 or 2181, and MUS 2199. 8 All music education majors must earn a grade of “C” or higher in all music education and professional education courses in addition to maintaining a minimum 2.70 cumulative GPA. 9 MUS 1340 Introduction to Music Literature is a degree-required course. MUS 1340 also fulfills the LD UCA Core Diversity in Creative Works requirement and is designated as a Fine Arts (FA) course. 10 All BM, BME, and BA music majors must pass all three sections of the Upper-Division Qualifying Assessment (UDQA) prior to enrollment in upper-division MUS courses. The musicianship portions of the exam (piano and sight-singing) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of musicianship courses (harmony/theory, ear training, and piano courses). The performance section of the exam (applied jury) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of applied study on the student’s major in-strument/voice. For more information visit uca.edu/music/udqa/. 11 To fulfill Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core requirements, students must complete approved Upper-Division Core courses des-ignated as Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), and Responsible Living (R). Students must also complete a UD UCA Core Capstone course (Z). See annotations in this AMAP for courses in the major that fulfill some of these require-ments. For other options, consult with your academic advisor and see the UCA Core section of the Undergraduate Bulletin and the UD UCA Core course list. 12 Music education majors must be fully admitted to the UCA Teacher Education Program to enroll in upper-division music ed-ucation and education courses.


http://uca.edu/ocs/



http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Music Education, K–12 – Piano / Instrumental

Department: Music Degree: BME Program/Major: Music Education Track/Emphasis: K–12 – Piano / Instrumental Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No








This degree program requires a total of 125-126 semester credit hours, including at least 40 upper-divi-sion credit hours.



Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1230 Harmony I 2 MUS 1231 Ear Training I 2 MUS 21XX Non-Piano Secondary Applied Lesson2 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 WRTG

1310


3 ENGL1013













AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1233 Ear Training II 2 MUS 21XX Non-Piano Secondary Applied Lesson2 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

LD UCA Core: Research and Writing5 Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research, or approved alternative


MATH 1360 1390

LD UCA Core: Quantitative5 Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra

3 MATH1113 MATH1103

COMM

1300

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication5 Principles of Communication

3 SPCH1003

Year 26

Fall (Credit hours: 17–18)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2430 Theory III 4

MUS 2170 2171

High Brass Methods, fall semester or Low Brass Methods, spring semester (choose one)7

0-1

MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession (Music Majors Only Section)7 3 BIOL

1400

LD UCA Core: Life Science

Exploring Concepts in Biology or approved alternative



Spring (Credit hours: 16–17)


1340


3

MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0

MUS 2170 2171

High Brass Methods, fall semester or Low Brass Methods, spring semester (choose one)7 0-1

MUS 2199 Percussion Methods7 1 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 MUS 3312 Musical Development and Learning7 3




AMAP – Four Years


Year 39


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3302 Music History I (UD UCA Core: C, D)10 3 MUS 3201 Instrumental Conducting7 2 MUS 3305 Elementary Methods in Music Education7, 11 3 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 41XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 MUS 4202 Piano Pedagogy7 2 LD UCA Core4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3303 Music History II (UD UCA Core: C, D)10 3 MUS Theory Elective, upper-division 2 MUS 2181 Single Reed/Flute Methods7, 12 1 MUS 3304 Secondary Instrumental Methods in Music Education7, 11 3 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSE 41XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 MSIT 4305 Classroom and Behavior Management7,11 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link

Year 4




MUS 2150 String Methods7 1 MUS 4340 Internship I (UD UCA Core: I, C)7, 10, 11 3 MUSE 41XX Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings7, 11 3





SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 4690 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z)7, 10, 11 6 MUS 4691 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z)7, 10, 11 6

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/.

Notes







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Notes – continued 2 Piano-instrumental music education majors are required to fulfill two non-piano, minor applied credits (any MUSA 2VXX/4VXX credits other than MUSA 2V30/4V30). 3 Piano-instrumental music education majors are required to participate in one large instrumental ensemble each semester. Large instrumental ensembles for piano-instrumental music education majors include MUSE 2101/4101 Marching Band, MUSE 2102/4102 Wind Ensemble, MUSE 2103/4103 Symphonic Band, or MUSE 2120/4120 Symphony. Piano-instrumental music education majors may substitute up to three credits of the large ensemble requirement with MUSE 2140/4140 Accom-panying. During the course of the degree program, it is expected that students will take an appropriate mix of small conducted ensembles in addition to the required large ensemble each semester, as assigned by the major applied professor and the ad-visor. Students receiving music scholarships should review their scholarship contract/award letter for specific ensemble partici-pation requirements. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 5 WRTG 1310, WRTG 1320, COMM 1300, and MATH 1360/1390 must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher for UCA Teacher Education Program admission requirements. 6 During the second year of study, music education majors should begin the UCA Teacher Education Program admission pro-cess. Music education majors must be fully admitted to the UCA Teacher Education Program prior to the fifth semester of study in order to graduate within eight semesters. Visit uca.edu/ocs for more information. 7 All music education majors must earn a grade of “C” or higher in all music education and professional education courses in addition to maintaining a minimum 2.70 cumulative GPA. 8 MUS 1340 Introduction to Music Literature is a degree-required course. MUS 1340 also fulfills the LD UCA Core Diversity in Creative Works requirement and is designated as a Fine Arts (FA) course. 9 All BM, BME, and BA music majors must pass all three sections of the Upper-Division Qualifying Assessment (UDQA) prior to enrollment in upper-division MUS courses. The musicianship portions of the exam (piano and sight-singing) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of musicianship courses (harmony/theory, ear training, and piano courses). The performance section of the exam (applied jury) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of applied study on the student’s major in-strument/voice. For more information visit uca.edu/music/udqa/. 10 To fulfill Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core requirements, students must complete approved UD UCA Core courses designated as Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), and Responsible Living (R). Students must also complete a UD UCA Core Capstone course (Z). For more information, consult with your academic advisor and see the UCA Core section of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 11 Music education majors must be fully admitted to the UCA Teacher Education Program to enroll in upper-division music ed-ucation and education courses. 12 Piano-instrumental music education majors must take either MUS 2180 Double Reed Methods or MUS 2181 Single Reed/Flute Methods. MUS 2181 Single Reed/Flute Methods is recommended.


http://uca.edu/ocs/



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Music Education, K–12 – Piano / Vocal

Department: Music Degree: BME Program/Major: Music Education Track/Emphasis: K–12 – Piano / Vocal Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No








This degree program requires a total of 124–25 semester credit hours, including at least 40 upper-division credit hours.


Scholarship recipients: Please be aware of eligibility criteria for your scholarship(s). In particular, pay attention to (1) the enroll-ment requirements each semester for disbursement of your scholarship(s) and (2) the number of hours and GPA required each semester and/or year for renewal of your scholarship(s). Some Academic Maps may suggest enrollment in fewer hours than required for disbursement of your scholarship(s). In such cases, work with your academic advisor to adjust your schedule to meet requirements most efficiently. Contact the Office of Student Financial Aid at (501) 450-3140 with any questions regard-ing enrollment/renewal requirements of your scholarship(s). For online information resources, see endnote.1

Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1230 Harmony I 2 MUS 1231 Ear Training I 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V50 Voice (Secondary Applied)2 1 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2

MUSE 2110 or 2111 Large Choral Ensemble3 1

WRTG

1310


3 ENGL1013











AMAP – Four Years



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1232 Harmony II 2 MUS 1233 Ear Training II 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V50 Voice (Secondary Applied)2 1 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2


WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

LD UCA Core: Research and Writing 5 Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Approved alternative


MATH 1360 1390

LD UCA Core: Quantitative 5 Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra

3 MATH1113 MATH1103

COMM

1300

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication 5 Principles of Communication

3 SPCH1003

Year 26


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2430 Theory III 4 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2


EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession (Music Majors Only Section)7 3 BIOL

1400






1340


3

MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2


MUS 3312 Musical Development and Learning7 3




AMAP – Four Years


Year 39


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3302 Music History I (UD UCA Core: C, D)10 3 MUS 3201 Choral Conducting7 2 MUS 4160 Vocal Pedagogy 7 1 MUS 3305 Elementary Methods in Music Education 7, 11 3 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2


MUS 4202 Piano Pedagogy 7 2 LD UCA Core 4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3303 Music History II (UD UCA Core, C, D)10 3 MUS Theory Elective, upper-division 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2

MUSE 4110 or 4111 Large Choral Ensemble 3 1

MUS 3306 Secondary Choral Methods in Music Education7, 11 3 MSIT 4305 Classroom and Behavior Management7, 11 3 LD UCA Core 4 3 core link

Year 4




MUS 4340 Internship I (UD UCA Core: I, C)7. 10, 11 3


EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings7, 11 3 LD UCA Core 4 3 core link PHYS

1400

LD UCA Core: Physical Science Physical Science for General Education or Approved alternative



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 4690 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z) 7, 10, 11 6 MUS 4691 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z) 7, 10, 11 6





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1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Piano-vocal music education majors are required to fulfill two non-piano, secondary applied credits. MUSA 2V50/4V50 Voice is recommended. 3 Piano-vocal music education majors are required to participate in MUSE 2110/4110 Concert Choir or MUSE 2111/4111 Uni-versity Chorus each semester to fulfill the large ensemble requirement. Piano-vocal music education majors may substitute up to three credits of the large ensemble requirement with MUSE 2140/4140 Accompanying. During the course of the degree pro-gram, it is expected that students will take an appropriate mix of small conducted ensembles in addition to the required large ensemble each semester, as assigned by the major applied professor and the advisor. Students receiving music scholarships should review their scholarship contract/award letter for specific ensemble participation requirements. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 5 WRTG 1310, WRTG 1320, COMM 1300, and MATH 1360/1390 must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher for UCA Teacher Education Program admission requirements. 6 During the second year of study, music education majors should begin the UCA Teacher Education Program admission pro-cess. Music education majors must be fully admitted to the UCA Teacher Education Program prior to the fifth semester of study in order to graduate within eight semesters. Visit uca.edu/ocs for more information. 7 All music education majors must earn a grade of “C” or higher in all music education and professional education courses in addition to maintaining a minimum 2.70 cumulative GPA. 8 MUS 1340 Introduction to Music Literature is a degree-required course. MUS 1340 also fulfills the LD UCA Core Diversity in Creative Works requirement and is designated as a Fine Arts (FA) course. 9 All BM, BME, and BA music majors must pass all three sections of the Upper-Division Qualifying Assessment (UDQA) prior to enrollment in upper-division MUS courses. The musicianship portions of the exam (piano and sight-singing) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of musicianship courses (harmony/theory, ear training, and piano courses). The performance section of the exam (applied jury) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of applied study on the student’s major in-strument/voice. For more information visit uca.edu/music/udqa/. 10 To fulfill Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core requirements, students must complete approved UD UCA Core courses designated as Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), and Responsible Living (R). Students must also complete a UD UCA Core Capstone course (Z). For more information, consult with your academic advisor and see the UCA Core section of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 11 Music education majors must be fully admitted to the UCA Teacher Education Program to enroll in upper-division music ed-ucation and education courses.

Notes




http://uca.edu/ocs/



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Music Education, K-12 – Vocal

Department: Music Degree: BME Program/Major: Music Education Track/Emphasis: K-12 – Vocal Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No








This degree program requires a total of 124–125 semester credit hours, including at least 40 upper-divi-sion credit hours.



Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1230 Harmony I 2 MUS 1231 Ear Training I 2 MUS 2133 Piano III2 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V50 Applied Lesson 2


WRTG

1310


3 ENGL1013

LD UCA Core (First Year Seminar) 4 3 core link










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SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1232 Harmony II 2 MUS 1233 Ear Training II 2 MUS 2134 Piano IV 2 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V50 Applied Lesson 2


WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

LD UCA Core: Research and Writing 5 Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Approved alternative


MATH 1360 1390

LD UCA Core: Quantitative 5 Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra

3 MATH1113 MATH1103

COMM

1300

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication 5 Principles of Communication

3 SPCH1003

Year 26


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2430 Theory III 4 MUS 1141 Diction for Singers I 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V50 Applied Lesson 2


EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession (Music Majors Only Section)7 3 LD UCA Core 4 3 core link BIOL

1400




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2431 Theory IV 4 MUS 1142 Diction for Singers II 1 MUS 2211 Integration of Music Technology into Teaching and Learning7 2 MUS

1340


3

MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V50 Applied Lesson 2


MUS 3312 Musical Development and Learning7 3




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Year 39


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3302 Music History I (UD UCA Core: C, D)10 3 MUS 3201 Choral Conducting7 2 MUS 3305 Elementary Methods in Music Education7, 11 3 MUS 4160 Vocal Pedagogy7 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V50 Applied Lesson 2


LD UCA Core 4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3303 Music History II (UD UCA Core: C, D)10 3 MUS Theory Elective, upper-division 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V50 Applied Lesson 2


MUS 3306 Secondary Choral Methods in Music Education7, 11 3 MSIT 4305 Classroom and Behavior Management7, 11 3 LD UCA Core 4 3 core link

Year 4




MUS 4340 Internship I (UD UCA Core: I, C)7, 10, 11 3


EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings7, 11 3 LD UCA Core 4 3 core link PHYS

1400




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 4690 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z) 7,10,11 6 MUS 4691 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z) 7,10,11 6





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1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 MUS 2133 Piano III and MUS 2134 Piano IV are degree requirements, but many students need MUS 1131 Piano I and/or MUS 1132 Piano II prior to MUS 2133 Piano III. Piano placement exams occur immediately before the beginning of classes in the fall semester of the first year of study. 3 Vocal music education majors are required to participate in MUSE 2110/4110 Concert Choir or MUSE 2111/4111 University Chorus each semester to fulfill the large ensemble requirement. During the course of the degree program, it is expected that students will take an appropriate mix of small conducted ensembles in addition to the required large ensemble each semester, as assigned by the major applied professor and the advisor. Students receiving music scholarships should review their schol-arship contract/award letter for specific ensemble participation requirements. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 5 WRTG 1310, WRTG 1320, COMM 1300, and MATH 1360/1390 must be completed with a grade of “C” or higher for UCA Teacher Education Program admission requirements. 6 During the second year of study, music education majors should begin the UCA Teacher Education Program admission pro-cess. Music education majors must be fully admitted to the UCA Teacher Education Program prior to the fifth semester of study in order to graduate within eight semesters. Visit uca.edu/ocs for more information. 7 All music education majors must earn a grade of “C” or higher in all music education and professional education courses in addition to maintaining a minimum 2.70 cumulative GPA. 8 MUS 1340 Introduction to Music Literature is a degree-required course. MUS 1340 also fulfills the LD UCA Core Diversity in Creative Works requirement and is designated as a Fine Arts (FA) course. 9 All BM, BME, and BA music majors must pass all three sections of the Upper-Division Qualifying Assessment (UDQA) prior to enrollment in upper-division MUS courses. The musicianship portions of the exam (piano and sight-singing) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of musicianship courses (harmony/theory, ear training, and piano courses). The performance section of the exam (applied jury) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of applied study on the student’s major in-strument/voice. For more information visit uca.edu/music/udqa/. 10 To fulfill Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core requirements, students must complete approved UD UCA Core courses designated as Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), and Responsible Living (R). Students must also complete an Upper-Division UCA Core Capstone course (Z). For more information, consult with your academic advisor and see the UCA Core section of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 11 Music education majors must be fully admitted to the UCA Teacher Education Program to enroll in upper-division music ed-ucation and education courses.

Notes




https://uca.edu/ocs/

https://uca.edu/music/udqa/


AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Music, Performance – Instrumental

Department: Music Degree: BM Program/Major: Music Track/Emphasis: Performance – Instrumental1 Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1230 Harmony I 2 MUS 1231 Ear Training I 2 MUS 2133 Piano III3 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Instrumental Ensemble4 1 WRTG

1310


3 ENGL1013













AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1233 Ear Training II 2 MUS 2134 Piano IV3 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Instrumental Ensemble4 1 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2430 Theory III 4 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Instrumental Ensemble4 1 General Elective6 1 BIOL

1400



COMM

1300

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication Principles of Communication or Approved alternative




1340


3

MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2Vxx Applied Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Instrumental Ensemble4 1 General Elective(s)5 2 LD UCA Core 3 core link

Year 38


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3302 Music History I (UD UCA Core: C, D)9 3 MUS 3201 Instrumental Conducting 2 MUS 3210 Counterpoint (UD UCA Core: I)9 2






AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4Vxx Applied Lesson 4 MUSE 41xx Large Instrumental Ensemble4 1 General Elective6, 9 1 LD UCA Core 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3303 Music History II (UD UCA Core: C, D)8 3 MUS 3230 Form and Analysis 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4Vxx Applied Lesson 4 MUSE 41xx Large Instrumental Ensemble4 1 General Elective6, 9 1 Junior Recital10 0 PHYS

1400



Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 4210 Instrumental Arranging 2 MUS 4204 Instrumental Pedagogy and Repertoire 2 MUSA 4Vxx Applied Lesson (1 hr. + 2 hrs.) 3 MUSE 41xx Large Instrumental Ensemble3 1 LD UCA Core 3 core link General Elective (UD UCA Core: R)6, 9 3 General Elective(s)6, 9 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2233 Composition Class 2 MUS 4102 Senior Recital (UD UCA Core: Z)9 1 MUSA 4Vxx Applied Lesson 4 MUSE 41xx Large Instrumental Ensemble4 1 General Elective(s)6, 9 4

1 Students must audition and be approved to pursue a BM Performance concentration. Students should discuss the BM Per-formance concentration audition with their primary applied instructor. Students should complete a jury audition for admission to the BM Performance concentration within the first two years of study, preferably during the first year. Students should submit a Bachelor of Music Performance Concentration Application to the audition jury panel. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/.

Notes






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Notes – continued 3 MUS 2133 Piano III and MUS 2134 Piano IV are degree requirements, but many students need MUS 1131 Piano I and/or MUS 1132 Piano II prior to MUS 2133 Piano III. Piano placement exams occur immediately before the beginning of classes in the fall semester of the first year of study. 4 Woodwind, brass, and percussion performance majors are required to participate in MUSE 2101/4101 Marching Band or MUSE 2102/4102 Wind Ensemble each fall semester. For the spring semester, woodwind, brass, and percussion majors’ re-quired large ensemble options include MUSE 2102/4102 Wind Ensemble, MUSE 2103/4103 Symphonic Band, and/or MUSE 2120/4120 Symphony. String majors must participate in MUSE 2120/4120 Symphony each semester. Guitar performance ma-jors are required to participate in a large ensemble each semester (Band, Symphony, or Choir) but may substitute up to two semesters of MUSE 2104/4104 Jazz Ensemble or MUSE 2107/4107 Dixieland Band for the large ensemble requirement. Dur-ing the course of the degree program, it is expected that students will take an appropriate mix of small conducted ensembles in addition to the required large ensemble each semester, as assigned by the major applied professor and the advisor. Stu-dents receiving music scholarships should review their scholarship contract/award letter for specific ensemble participation requirements. 5 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 6 General elective courses are included in this plan of study to ensure students complete a minimum of 120 credit hours. Any courses that do not fulfill other LD Core or major degree requirements are general electives. 7 MUS 1340 Introduction to Music Literature is a degree-required course. MUS 1340 also fulfills the LD UCA Core Diversity in Creative Works requirement and is designated as a Fine Arts (FA) course. 8 All BM, BME, and BA music majors must pass all three sections of the Upper-Division Qualifying Assessment (UDQA) prior to enrollment in upper-division MUS courses. The musicianship portions of the exam (piano and sight-singing) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of musicianship courses (harmony/theory, ear training, and piano courses). The performance section of the exam (applied jury) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of applied study on the student’s major in-strument/voice. For more information visit uca.edu/music/udqa/. 9 To fulfill Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core requirements, students must complete approved UD UCA Core courses designated as Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), and Responsible Living (R). Students must also complete a UD UCA Core Capstone course (Z). Bachelor of Music in Performance students should carefully choose general elective courses to ensure all UD UCA Core requirements (including a minimum of 40 upper-division credit hours) are fulfilled. For more infor-mation, consult with your academic advisor and see the UCA Core section of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 10 A Junior Recital is required for all Bachelor of Music in Performance students. The Junior Recital is a non-credit require-ment.




AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Music, Performance – Piano

Department: Music Degree: BM Program/Major: Music Track/Emphasis: Performance – Piano1 Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1230 Harmony I 2 MUS 1231 Ear Training I 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21XX Large Ensemble or Accompanying3 1 WRTG

1310


3 ENGL1013

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core (First-Year Seminar) 3 core link










AMAP – Four Years



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1232 Harmony II 2 MUS 1233 Ear Training II 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying3 1 General Elective5 1 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



BIOL

1400



Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2430 Theory III 4 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying3 1 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link COMM

1300

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication Principles of Communication or Approved alternative




1340


3

MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying3 1 General Elective5 1

PHYS 1400 LD UCA Core: Physical Science Physical Science for General Education or Approved alternative


Year 37


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3302 Music History I (UD UCA Core: C, D)8 3 MUS 3201 Instrumental Conducting 2







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SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3210 Counterpoint (UD UCA Core: I)8 2 MUS 4202 Piano Pedagogy 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson 4 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying3 1 General Elective5, 8 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3303 Music History II (UD UCA Core: C, D)8 3 MUS 3230 Form and Analysis 2 MUS 4203 Piano Literature 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson 4 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying3 1 General Elective(s)5, 8 3 Junior Recital9 0

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 4210 Instrumental Arranging (or MUS 4215 Choral Arranging if available) 2 MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson (1 hr. + 2 hrs.) 3 MUSA 2Vxx Minor Applied Lesson (non-piano) 1 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying3 1 General Elective5 (UD UCA Core: R)8 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2233 Composition Class 2 MUS 4102 Senior Recital (UD UCA Core: Z)8 1 MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson 4 MUSA 2Vxx Minor Applied Lesson (non-piano) 1 General Elective(s)5, 8 3 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying3 1

1 Students must audition and be approved to pursue a BM Performance concentration. Students should discuss the BM Per-formance concentration audition with their primary applied instructor. Students should complete a jury audition for admission to the BM Performance concentration within the first two years of study, preferably during the first year. Students should submit a Bachelor of Music Performance Concentration Application to the audition jury panel.

Notes



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Notes – continued 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 Large ensembles include MUSE 2101/4101 Marching Band, MUSE 2102/4102 Wind Ensemble, MUSE 2103/4103 Sym-phonic Band, MUSE 2110/4110 Concert Choir, MUSE 2111/4111 University Chorus, and MUSE 2120/4120 Symphony. BM Piano Performance majors may substitute up to six semesters of MUSE 2140/4140 Accompanying for the large ensemble re-quirement. During the course of the degree program, it is expected that students will take an appropriate mix of small con-ducted ensembles in addition to the required large ensemble each semester, as assigned by the major applied professor and the advisor. Students receiving music scholarships should review their scholarship contract/award letter for specific ensemble participation requirements. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 5 General elective courses are included in this plan of study to ensure students complete a minimum of 120 credit hours. Any courses that do not fulfill other LD Core or major degree requirements are general electives. 6 MUS 1340 Introduction to Music Literature is a degree-required course. MUS 1340 also fulfills the LD UCA Core Diversity in Creative Works requirement and is designated as a Fine Arts (FA) course. 7 All BM, BME, and BA music majors must pass all three sections of the Upper-Division Qualifying Assessment (UDQA) prior to enrollment in upper-division MUS courses. The musicianship portions of the exam (piano and sight-singing) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of musicianship courses (harmony/theory, ear training, and piano courses). The performance section of the exam (applied jury) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of applied study on the student’s major in-strument/voice. For more information visit uca.edu/music/udqa/. 8 To fulfill Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core requirements, students must complete approved UD UCA Core courses designated as Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), and Responsible Living (R). Students must also complete a UD UCA Core Capstone course (Z). Bachelor of Music in Performance students should carefully choose general elective courses to ensure all UD UCA Core requirements (including a minimum of 40 upper-division credit hours) are fulfilled. For more infor-mation, consult with your academic advisor and see the UCA Core section of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 9 A Junior Recital is required for all Bachelor of Music in Performance students. The Junior Recital is a non-credit requirement.






AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Music, Performance – Vocal

Department: Music Degree: BM Program/Major: Music Track/Emphasis: Performance – Vocal1 Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1230 Harmony I 2 MUS 1231 Ear Training I 2 MUS 2133 Piano III3 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V50 Applied Voice Lesson 2


WRTG

1310


3 ENGL1013

LD UCA Core Requirement (First Year Seminar) 3 core link










AMAP – Four Years



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1232 Harmony II 2 MUS 1233 Ear Training II 2 MUS 2134 Piano IV3 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V50 Applied Voice Lesson 2


WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2430 Theory III 4 MUS 1141 Diction I 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 2V50 Applied Voice Lesson 2


BIOL

1400



COMM

1300

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication Principles of Communication

3 SPCH1003


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2431 Theory IV 4 MUS 1142 Diction II 1 MUS

1340


3

MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance MUSA 2V50 Applied Voice Lesson 2






AMAP – Four Years


Year 37


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3302 Music History I (UD UCA Core: C, D)8 3 MUS 3210 Counterpoint (UD UCA Core: I)8 2 MUS 3201 Conducting 2 MUS 4160 Vocal Pedagogy 1 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V50 Applied Voice Lesson 4


Junior Recital9 0 FREN GERM 1310 Elementary French I or

Elementary German I10 3 acts link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 3303 Music History II (UD UCA Core: C, D)8 3 MUS 3230 Form and Analysis 2 MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V50 Applied Voice Lesson 4


LD UCA Core 3 core link FREN GERM 1320 Elementary French II or

Elementary German II10 3 acts link

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 4210 Instrumental Arranging (preferred substitute for MUS 4215) 2 MUSA 4V50 Applied Voice Lesson 4


PHYS 1400 LD UCA Core: Physical Science Physical Science for General Education or Approved alternative


MUSE 4112 Opera11 1 General Elective (UD UCA Core: R)8 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 4102 Senior Recital (UD UCA Core: Z)8 1 MUS 2233 Composition Class 2 MUS 4205 Vocal Literature 2 MUSA 4V50 Applied Voice Lesson (1 hr. + 2 hrs.) 3





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MUSE 4112 Opera11 1 LD UCA Core 3 core link

1 Students must audition and be approved to pursue a BM Performance concentration. Students should discuss the BM Per-formance concentration audition with their primary applied instructor. Students should complete a jury audition for admission to the BM Performance concentration within the first two years of study, preferably during the first year. Students should submit a Bachelor of Music Performance Concentration Application to the audition jury panel. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 MUS 2133 Piano III and MUS 2134 Piano IV are degree requirements, but many students need MUS 1131 Piano I and/or MUS 1132 Piano II prior to MUS 2133 Piano III. Piano placement exams occur immediately before the beginning of classes in the fall semester of the first year of study. 4 Vocal performance majors are required to participate in either MUSE 2110/4110 Concert Choir or MUSE 2111/4111 Univer-sity Chorus each semester. Participation in MUSE 2110/4110 Concert Choir is by audition only. Participation in MUSE 2111/4111 University Chorus is open to all students. During the course of the degree program, it is expected that students will take an appropriate mix of small conducted ensembles in addition to the required large ensemble each semester, as assigned by the major applied professor and the advisor. Students receiving music scholarships should review their scholarship con-tract/award letter for specific ensemble participation requirements. 5 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 6 MUS 1340 Introduction to Music Literature is a degree-required course. MUS 1340 also fulfills the LD UCA Core Diversity in Creative Works requirement and is designated as a Fine Arts (FA) course. 7 All BM, BME, and BA music majors must pass all three sections of the Upper-Division Qualifying Assessment (UDQA) prior to enrollment in upper-division MUS courses. The musicianship portions of the exam (piano and sight-singing) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of musicianship courses (harmony/theory, ear training, and piano courses). The performance section of the exam (applied jury) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of applied study on the student’s major in-strument/voice. For more information visit uca.edu/music/udqa/. 8 To fulfill Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core requirements, students must complete approved UD UCA Core courses designated as Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), and Responsible Living (R). Students must also complete a UD UCA Core Capstone course (Z). Bachelor of Music in Performance students should carefully choose general elective courses to ensure all UD UCA Core requirements (including a minimum of 40 upper-division credit hours) are fulfilled. For more infor-mation, consult with your academic advisor and see the UCA Core section of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 9 A Junior Recital is required for all Bachelor of Music in Performance students. The Junior Recital is a non-credit requirement. 10 BM Vocal Performance majors are required to take 6 credit hours of either French or German. These requirements may be waived with UCA World Languages Department placement exam or AP/CLEP exam results that demonstrate the student pos-sesses the knowledge, skills, and experience required for placement in a 2000-level French or German course at UCA. 11 BM Vocal Performance majors are required to participate in two contiguous semesters of MUSE 2112/4112 Opera. Other equivalent stage experiences may be substituted for the opera requirement if approved by the applied instructor.

Notes







AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Music, Piano Pedagogy

Department: Music Degree: BM Program/Major: Music Track/Emphasis: Piano Pedagogy Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUS 1230 Harmony I 2 MUS 1231 Ear Training I 2 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying2 1

WRTG 1310 LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation Introduction to College Writing

3 ENGL1013

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core (First Year Seminar) 3 3 core link










AMAP – Four Years



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUS 1232 Harmony II 2 MUS 1233 Ear Training II 2 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying2 1 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



BIOL

1400



Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUS 2430 Theory III 4 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying2 1 MUS 2202 Piano Pedagogy 2 COMM

1300

LD UCA Core: Oral Communication Principles of Communication

3 SPCH1003



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance MUS 2431 Theory IV 4 MUSA 2V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 21xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying2 1 MUS

1340


3

MUS 2320 Piano Pedagogy II 3 MUS 3312 Musical Development and Learning (UD UCA Core: R)5 3

Year 36


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying2 1 MUS 3302 Music History I (UD UCA Core: C, D)5 3 MUS 3206 Piano Internship I 2




AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 2211 Integration of Music Technology into Teaching and Learning 2 LD UCA Core3 3 core link General Electives6, 7 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUS 1000 Music Recital Attendance 0 MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying2 1 MUS 3303 Music History II (UD UCA Core: C, D)5 3 MUS 3207 Piano Internship II 2



LD UCA Core3 3 core link Junior Recital8 0

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying2 1 MUS 3320 Piano Pedagogy III 3 MUS Upper-Division Theory Elective 2 MUS 3201 Conducting 2 MUSA 2Vxx/4Vxx Secondary Applied Lesson (non-piano) 1 LD UCA Core3 3 core link General Elective6, 7 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MUSA 4V30 Applied Piano Lesson 2 MUSE 41xx Large Ensemble or Accompanying2 1 MUS 4102 Senior Recital (UD UCA Core: Z)5 1 MUSA 2Vxx/4Vxx Secondary Applied Lesson (non-piano) 1 MUS 4203 Piano Literature 2 General Electives6, 7 7

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 BM Piano Pedagogy majors are required to complete four (4) credits of MUSE 2140/4140 Accompanying and four (4) credits of Large Ensemble. Courses that fulfill Large Ensemble credit include MUSE 2101/4101 Marching Band, MUSE 2102/4102 Wind Ensemble, MUSE 2103/4103 Symphonic Band, MUSE 2110/4110 Concert Choir, MUSE 2111/4111 University Chorus, and MUSE 2120/4120 Symphony.

Notes







AMAP – Four Years


Notes – continued 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 4 MUS 1340 Introduction to Music Literature is a degree-required course. MUS 1340 also fulfills the LD UCA Core Diversity in Creative Works requirement and is designated as a Fine Arts (FA) course. 5 To fulfill Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core requirements, students must complete approved UD UCA Core courses designated as Communication (C), Critical Inquiry (I), Diversity (D), and Responsible Living (R). Students must also complete a UD UCA Core Capstone course (Z). Bachelor of Music in Performance students should carefully choose general elective courses to ensure all UD UCA Core requirements (including a minimum of 40 upper-division credit hours) are fulfilled. For more infor-mation, consult with your academic advisor and see the UCA Core section of the Undergraduate Bulletin. 6 All BM, BME, and BA music majors must pass all three sections of the Upper-Division Qualifying Assessment (UDQA) prior to enrollment in upper-division MUS courses. The musicianship portions of the exam (piano and sight-singing) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of musicianship courses (harmony/theory, ear training, and piano courses). The performance section of the exam (applied jury) will take place at the end of the fourth semester of applied study on the student’s major in-strument/voice. For more information visit uca.edu/music/udqa/. 7 General elective courses are included in this plan of study to ensure students complete a minimum of 120 credit hours. Any courses that do not fulfill other LD UCA Core or major degree requirements are general electives. 8 A Junior Recital is required for all Bachelor of Music Piano Pedagogy majors. The Junior Recital is a non-credit requirement.






Academic Map: Philosophy

Department: Philosophy and Religion Degree: BA Program/Major: Philosophy Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/philosophy-religion/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 PHIL

1301

Philosophy for Living (LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities [HUM]) or Other LD UCA Core2

3 core link

LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH 1113 MATH 1103



1320 1320







https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/philosophy-religion/










SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Science)2 4 core link Minor elective3 3 PHIL PHIL

2325 2360

Contemporary Moral Problems or Gender, Race, and Class (LD UCA Core: Responsible Living [HUM[) or Other LD UCA Core2

3 PHIL1103 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL 2310 Introduction to Logic (PHIL major req.) 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link Foreign Language, 2000-level or above4 3 core link Minor elective3 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL PHIL major requirement 3 General elective 3 LD UCA Core (Natural Science)2 4 core link General elective 3 Minor elective3 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL 3300 Greek & Roman Philosophy (PHIL major req.; UD UCA Core: I, C)5 3 PHIL PHIL elective 3 Minor elective3 3 General elective 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL 3302 Modern Philosophy (PHIL major req.) 3

PHIL 3320 3325

Ethics (PHIL major req.; UD UCA Core: I, R) or Political Philosophy (PHIL major req.; UD UCA Core: I, R)

3

General Elective 3 Minor elective3 3 Minor elective3 3










Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL PHIL elective (UD UCA Core)5 3 PHIL PHIL elective 3 PHIL PHIL elective 3 General elective 3 Minor elective3 3



PHIL 4310 4340

Great Works in Philosophy (UD UCA Core: Z) or The Meaning of Life (UD UCA Core: Z)5

3

PHIL PHIL elective 3 General elective 3 Minor elective3 3 General elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 5.) 3 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study.


Notes





Notes – continued 5 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See annotations in this AMAP for major requirements that fulfill UD UCA Core requirements and for the recommended courses from which a student may select the capstone course; see the Department of Philosophy and Religion page in the Undergraduate Bulletin or consult your academic advisor for elective courses within the major that fulfill other UD UCA Core requirements.




Academic Map: Philosophy

Department: Philosophy & Religion Degree: BS Program/Major: Philosophy Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ca/philosophy-religion/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 PHIL

1301

Philosophy for Living (LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities [HUM]) or LD UCA Core requirement2

3 core link

LD UCA Core requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement2 3 core link

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH 1113 MATH 1103



1320 1320

















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL

2325

Contemporary Moral Problems (LD UCA Core: Responsible Living [HUM]) or LD UCA Core requirement2

3 PHIL1103

LD UCA Core requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement (Natural Science)2 4 core link Minor elective3 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL 2310 Introduction to Logic (PHIL Major req.) 3 LD UCA Core requirement2 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement2 3 core link General Elective 3 Minor Elective3 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL PHIL major requirement 3 General elective 3 LD UCA Core requirement (Natural Science)2 4 core link General elective 3 Minor elective3 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL 3300 Greek & Roman Philosophy (PHIL major req.; UD UCA Core: I, C)4 3 PHIL PHIL major elective 3 BS Science/Math5 3-4 acts link Minor elective3 3 General elective(s) 2-3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL 3302 Modern Philosophy (PHIL major req.) 3

PHIL 3320 3325

Ethics (PHIL major req.; UD UCA Core: I, R) or Political Philosophy (PHIL major req.; UD UCA Core: I, R)

3

BS Science/Math5 3-4 acts link

Minor elective3 3 General elective(s) 2-3











Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHIL PHIL major elective (UD UCA Core)4 3 PHIL PHIL major elective 3 PHIL PHIL major elective 3 Minor elective3 3 Minor elective3 3



PHIL 4310 4340

Great Works in Philosophy (UD UCA Core: Z) or The Meaning of Life (UC UCA Core: Z) 3

PHIL PHIL major elective 3 General elective 3 Minor elective3 3 General elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. 3 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 4 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See annotations in this AMAP for major requirements that fulfill UD UCA Core requirements and for the recommended courses from which a student may select the

Notes





Notes – continued capstone course; see the Department of Philosophy and Religion page in the Undergraduate Bulletin or consult your academic advisor for elective courses within the major that fulfill other UD UCA Core requirements. 5 Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science.




Academic Map: Political Science

Department: Political Science Degree: BA Program/Major: Political Science Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 PSCI 1330 U.S. Government & Politics3 3 PLSC2003 2000-Level Foreign Language4 3 core link MATH MATH

1360 1390


3–4 core link MATH1113 MATH1103




1320 1320


















MATH 1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra or LD UCA Core, Natural Science5

3–4 MATH1113 MATH1103 core link


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PSCI core 3 LD UCA Core, Natural Science5 (if not completed previously) 4 core link LD UCA Core5 3 core link LD UCA Core5 3 core link PSCI PSCI core 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PSCI core 3 PSCI PSCI subfield6 3 PSCI PSCI core 3 PSCI PSCI core 3 Minor elective1 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PSCI subfield6 3 General elective 3 General elective 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PSCI subfield6 3 PSCI PSCI subfield6 3 General elective 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3










Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PSCI subfield6 3 PSCI PSCI subfield6 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PSCI subfield6 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3 General elective 3 General elective 1





1 This Academic Map includes 24 hours in a minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours, so stu-dents will need to adapt the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan as needed, depending upon the chosen field. A student’s choice of minor and special degree requirements may result in the total number of credit hours taken to exceed the total number required to complete the degree program. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 PSCI 1330 is a prerequisite for all upper-division Political Science courses and it satisfies the American History & Govern-ment requirement in the UCA Core. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that students complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 5 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

Notes





Notes – continued The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Diversity (D), Criti-cal Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective require-ments, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See the Department of Political Science page in the Un-dergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 6 Political Science majors must complete one three-credit-hour course from a minimum of four of the six Political Science sub-fields for a total of twelve credits; and an additional nine credits from any of the six Political Science subfields.




Academic Map: Political Science

Department: Political Science Degree: BS Program/Major: Political Science Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 PSCI 1330 U.S. Government & Politics3 3 PLSC2003

MATH MATH

1360 1390






1320 1320


















1360 1390



LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link PSCI PSCI core 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PSCI core 3 PSCI PSCI core 3 LD UCA Core, Natural Science4 4 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BS Science/Math5 3–4 acts link PSCI PSCI core 3 PSCI PSCI core 3 PSCI PSCI subfield6 3 Minor elective1 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PSCI subfield6 3 BS Science/Math5 3–4 acts link Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3













Year 4



Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 11/13)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PSCI subfield6 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3 General elective 2–3





1 This Academic Map includes 24 hours in a minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours, so stu-dents will need to adapt the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan as needed, depending upon the chosen field. A student’s choice of minor and special degree requirements may result in the total number of credit hours taken to exceed the total number required to complete the degree program. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 PSCI 1330 is a prerequisite for all upper-division Political Science courses and it satisfies the American History & Govern-ment requirement in the UCA Core. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Diversity (D), Criti-cal Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective require-ments, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals

Notes





Notes – continued and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See the Department of Political Science page in the Un-dergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 5 Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP (see Semester 8). For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science. 6 Political Science majors must complete one three credit-hour course from a minimum of four of the six Political Science sub-fields for a total of twelve credits; and an additional nine credits from any of the six Political Science subfields.




Academic Map: Public Administration

Department: Political Science Degree: BA Program/Major: Public Administration Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to Writing 3 ENGL1013 PSCI 1330 U.S. Government & Politics3 3 PLSC2003 MATH MATH

1360 1390






1320 1320


















1360 1390



LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link PSCI PA core 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PA core 3 LD UCA Core, Natural Science4 (if not completed previously) 4 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link PSCI PA core 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PA core 3 2000-Level Foreign Language5 3 acts link PA/Policy issue area6 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PA core 3 PA/Policy issue area6 3 General Elective 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PA/Policy issue area6 3 Minor elective1 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3 General elective 3










Year 4




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI 4610 Internship in Public Administration 6 PA/Policy issue6 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 1





1 This Academic Map includes 21 hours in a minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours, so stu-dents will need to adapt the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan as needed, depending upon the chosen field. A student’s choice of minor and special degree requirements may result in the total number of credit hours taken to exceed the total number required to complete the degree program. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 PSCI 1330 is a prerequisite for all upper-division Political Science courses and it satisfies the American History & Govern-ment requirement in the UCA Core. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.


Notes





Notes – continued and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See the Department of Political Science in the Under-graduate Bulletin and consult your academic advisor for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 5 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study.

The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 6 Students must complete a total of fifteen credit hours (five courses) from the Public Administration and Public Policy issue areas. Students must complete nine credit hours (three courses) in the Public Administration issue area and six credit hours (two courses) in the Public Policy issue area. At least two of the three courses taken in the Public Administration issue area must be PSCI courses; at least one course taken in the Public Policy issue area must be a PSCI course.




Academic Map: Public Administration

Department: Political Science Degree: BS Program/Major: Public Administration Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to Writing 3 ENGL1013 PSCI 1330 U.S. Government & Politics3 3 PLSC2003 MATH MATH

1360 1390


3–4 core link




1320 1320


















1360 1390


3–4 core link

LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link PSCI PA core 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PA core 3 LD UCA Core, Natural Science4 (if not completed previously) 4 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link LD UCA Core4 3 core link PSCI PA core 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PA core 3 BS Math5 3 acts link PA/Policy issue area6 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI PA core 3 PA/Policy issue area6 3 BS Math5 3 acts link Minor elective1 3 General elective 3













Year 4




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI 4610 Internship in Public Administration 6 PA/Policy issue6 3 Minor elective1 3 General elective 1





1 This Academic Map includes 21 hours in a minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours, so stu-dents will need to adapt the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan as needed, depending upon the chosen field. A student’s choice of minor and special degree requirements (see note 5) may result in the total number of credit hours taken to exceed the total number required to complete the degree program. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 PSCI 1330 is a prerequisite for all upper-division Political Science courses and satisfies the American History & Government requirement in the UCA Core. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.


Notes





Notes – continued and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See the Department of Political Science page in the Un-dergraduate Bulletin and consult your academic advisor for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 5 This degree plan assumes six hours of math to satisfy BS special degree requirements. Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the num-ber of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science. 6 Students must complete a total of fifteen credit hours (five courses) from the Public Administration and Public Policy issue areas. Students must complete nine credit hours (three courses) in the Public Administration issue area and six credit hours (two courses) in the Public Policy issue area. At least two of the three courses taken in the Public Administration issue area must be PSCI courses; at least one course taken in the Public Policy issue area must be a PSCI course.




Academic Map: Public Relations

Department: School of Communication Degree: BA Program/Major: Public Relations Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1





1320 1320



LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)3 4 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link


















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PRLS 2305 Introduction to Public Relations 3 JOUR 2300 Beginning Reporting 3 LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)3 4 core link General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS COMM 2313 Introduction to Communication Research 3 PRLS 3103 PR Applications: Punctuation and AP Style 1 Minor Elective4 3 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link General Elective 3 General Elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PRLS 3105 PR Applications: Photography 1 PRLS 3305 Public Relations Techniques 3 JOUR WRTG

3305 3305

Publication Design and Makeup or Writing as Information Design

3

COMM 3301 Organizational Communication (UD UCA Core: C, R) 3 Foreign Language (2000-level)5 3 acts link Minor Elective4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PRLS 3103 PR Applications: Professional Skills 1 PRLS 3310 Writing for Public Relations (UD UCA Core: C) 3 MCOM 3301 Media Law and Ethics (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3








Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PRLS 4308 Social Media Management (UD UCA Core: I) 3 PRLS 4312 Multicultural Public Relations (UD UCA Core: D) 3 Major Elective 3 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PRLS 3107 PR Applications: Portfolio 1 PRLS 4305 Public Relations Cases and Campaigns (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3 General Elective 3






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 4 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the Minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general electives and Minor elective credit hours in this plan. 5 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study.

Notes





Academic Map: Public Relations

Department: School of Communication Degree: BS Program/Major: Public Relations Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1





1320 1320



LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)3 4 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link


















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PRLS 2305 Introduction to Public Relations 3 JOUR 2300 Beginning Reporting 3 LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)3 4 core link General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS COMM 2313 Introduction to Communication Research 3 PRLS 3103 PR Applications: Punctuation and AP Style 1 Minor Elective4 3 BS Science/Math5 3-5 acts link General Elective 1-3 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PRLS 3305 PR Applications: Photography 1 PRLS 3305 Public Relations Techniques 3

JOUR WRTG

3305 3305

Publication Design and Makeup or Writing as Information Design

3

COMM 3301 Organizational Communication (UD UCA Core: C, R) 3 BS Science/Math5 3-5 acts link General Elective 1-3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PRLS 3103 PR Applications: Professional Skills 1 PRLS 3310 Writing for Public Relations (UD UCA Core: C) 3 MCOM 3301 Media Law and Ethics (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PRLS 4308 Social Media Management (UD UCA Core: I) 3 PRLS 4312 Multicultural Public Relations (UD UCA Core: D) 3 Major Elective 3 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PRLS 3107 Public Relations Applications: Portfolio 1 PRLS 4305 Public Relations Cases and Campaigns (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3 Minor Elective4 3






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 4 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the Minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general electives and Minor elective credit hours in this plan. 5 Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science.

Notes





Academic Map: Religious Studies

Department: Philosophy and Religion Degree: BA Program/Major: Religious Studies Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/religious-studies/





Year 1



MATH 1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra 3 MATH1113

MATH1103 RELG

1320

World Religions (LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures [HUM]) or LD UCA Core2

3 core link

LD UCA Core2 3 core link Foreign language, 2000-level or above3 3 acts link



1320 1320







https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/religious-studies/










SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG

1330

Exploring Religion (LD UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities [HUM]) or LD UCA Core2

3

LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Science)2 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG RELG major elective 3 RELG RELG major elective 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG 3301 Theories and Methods in Religious Studies (UD UCA Core: I, C)4 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 LD UCA Core (Natural Science)2 4 core link RELG RELG major elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG RELG major elective (UD UCA Core)4 3 RELG major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG RELG major elective (UD UCA Core)4 3 Minor elective5 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3 General elective 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG RELG major elective 3 RELG major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG major elective (UD UCA Core: Z)4 3 RELG major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 4.) 3 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study.

The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 4 Students are required to take upper-division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain

Notes





Notes – continued UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See the Religious Studies program page in the Undergraduate Bulletin and consult your academic advisor for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core re-quirements. 5 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan.




Academic Map: Religious Studies

Department: Philosophy and Religion Degree: BS Program/Major: Religious Studies Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/religious-studies/





Year 1



MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

RELG

1320

World Religions (LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures [HUM]) or LD UCA Core2

3 core link

LD UCA Core2 3 core link General Elective 3



1320 1320
















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG

1330

Exploring Religion (LD UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities [HUM]) or LD UCA Core2

3 core link

LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Science)2 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG RELG major elective 3 RELG RELG major elective 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG 3301 Theories and Methods in Religious Studies (UD UCA Core: I, C)3 3 Minor elective4 3 LD UCA Core (Natural Science)2 4 core link RELG RELG major elective 3 General elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG RELG major elective (UD UCA Core)3 3 RELG major elective 3 Minor elective4 3 BS Degree Requirements (Mathematics/Science)5 3–4 acts link General elective 2–3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG RELG major elective 3 Minor elective4 3 Minor elective4 3 BS Degree Requirements (Mathematics/Science)5 3–4 acts link General elective 2–3












Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG RELG major elective (UD UCA Core)3 3 RELG major elective 3 Minor elective4 3 Minor elective4 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RELG major elective (UD UCA Core: Z)3 3 RELG major elective 3 Minor elective4 3 Minor elective4 3 General elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core (see note 3). 3 Students are required to take upper division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. See the Religious Studies program page in the Undergraduate Bulletin and consult your academic advisor for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core re-quirements.

Notes






Notes – continued 4 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 5 Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science.

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Social Studies, History

Department: History Degree: BSE Program/Major: Social Studies Track/Emphasis: History Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes – Teaching & Learning











Year 1



HIST

1310 1320

From Mummies to Mongols: World History from Ancient Times to the Early Modern Period (formerly World History I) or From Galileo to Gandhi: World History from the Early Modern Period to the Present (formerly World History II)

3 HIST1113 HIST1123

GEOG

1400

Earth Systems Science or LD UCA Core (Life Science)2 4 PHSC1104

core link

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities or LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works or LD UCA Core: Responsible Living2

3 core link












AMAP – Four Years




1320 1320



HIST

1310 1320

From Mummies to Mongols: World History from Ancient Times to the Early Modern Period (formerly World History I) or From Galileo to Gandhi: World History from the Early Modern Period to the Present (formerly World History II)

3 HIST1123 HIST1113

GEOG 1320 Introduction to Human Geography 3 GEOG1113 GEOG

1400

Earth Systems Science or LD UCA Core (Life Science)4


SOC 1300 Principles of Sociology 3 SOCI1013

Year 2



HIST 2301 2302

The Making of America: US History to or America in the Modern Era: US History Since 1877

3 HIST2113 HIST2123

PSYC 1300 General Psychology 3 PSYC1103 EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession 3


3 core link

COMM

1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]5 Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Oral Communication)2


PSCI 1330 United States Government and Politics 3 PLSC2003



HIST 2301 2302

The Making of America: US History to 1877 America in the Modern Era: US History Since 1877

3 HIST2113 HIST2123

HIST 2320 Introduction to Historical Research 3


3 core link

MSIT 3310 Development and Learning (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 ECON PSCI

2320 3300

Principles of Macroeconomics or State Government and Politics7

3 ECON2103

Year 3

Fall (Credit hours: 17)6

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST 4355 The Role of Arkansas in the Nation 3 HIST History elective, upper-division – World 3 HIST History elective, upper-division – US 3 MSIT 4325 Disciplinary Literacy8 (UD UCA Core: C) 3






AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON PSCI

2320 3336

Principles of Macroeconomics or Local Government and Politics 7

3 ECON2103

General elective 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST History elective, upper-division – US 3 HIST History elective, upper-division – World 3 MSIT 4305 Classroom Management8 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings8 3 HIST 4300 Seminar (UD UCA Core: Z) 3

Year 4

Fall (Credit hours: 11)6, 9

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST 4310 Teaching Social Studies 3 HIST 4351 Internship I10 3 MSIT 4321 Classroom Assessment (UD UCA Core: I) 3 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST 4680 Social Studies Internship II11 6 HIST 4681 Social Studies Internship II 6

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulleting. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core (see note 6). 3 Prerequisite for ECON 2320 Principles of Macroeconomics. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulleting. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core (see note 6). 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 6 Students are required to take upper-division courses that address outcomes in each of the four areas of the UCA Core: Di-versity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). These courses may count as major, minor, or elective requirements, and one course may satisfy up to two Core requirements, as long as the outcomes for both areas are assessed. The UCA Core capstone requirement (Z) will, in addition to any disciplinary goals and outcomes, address certain

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Notes – continued UCA Core goals and outcomes in Critical Inquiry, Communication, and Collaboration. HIST 3310 and HIST 4392 MAY NOT be used as upper-division electives. See note 8 for courses in the major that fulfill these requirements. 7 PSCI 3300 State Government and Politics is offered only in spring semesters, and PSCI 3336 Local Government and Politics is offered only every other fall semester. One of the two is required. 8 Program admission required [GATE 1]. Requirements: (1) 2.7 cumulative GPA on all coursework attempted; (2) Minimum 2.7 GPA in all social studies content courses attempted before admission; (3) Praxis I passing scores; (3) MATH 1390 with grade of C or better.

Bachelor of Science in Education in Social Studies, History Emphasis

Persons wishing to pursue a BSE in social studies (history emphasis) must apply to the Office of Candidate Services and meet established criteria for admission to the teacher education program. The degree requires completion of (1) the UCA Core, (2) the 18-hour minor in Teaching and Learning, (3) 54 hours of History/Social Studies, and (4) 18 hours in Teacher Internship and Social Studies Methods. Licensure requirements are established by the Arkansas Department of Education, and must be met before a teaching license is issued. Upper-division UCA Core requirements will be met through the following required pro-gram components:

US History Electives [UD UCA Core: I] MSIT 3310 [UD UCA Core: D and R] MSIT 4325 [UD UCA Core: C] HIST 4300 [UD UCA Core: Z]

Students should refer to the College of Education in the Undergraduate Bulletin to determine specific requirements for admis-sion to the professional education program. Contact the Chair of the Department of History (450-3158), the Chair of the De-partment of Teaching and Learning (450-5466), or the Office of Candidate Services (450-3131). 9 Praxis II Social Studies Content and Interpretation (code #5086) test must be passed by April 30 of semester before senior year. Senior Fall Block required courses are not part of the Teaching and Learning Minor. 10 Admission into Internship I required [GATE 2]. Requirements: (1) two faculty recommendations; (2) admission interview with history department faculty. Application for Program Admission, including registration for faculty interview, must be completed by October 1 for Fall or March 1 for Spring. 11 All other course work must be completed and Praxis II taken before enrolling in Internship II.

http://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ce/#sec03



Academic Map: Sociology

Department: Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology Degree: BA Program/Major: Sociology Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 SOC

1300

Principles of Sociology2, 3 or LD UCA Core requirement4

3 SOCI2013 core link

LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link Foreign Language (2000-level)5 3 acts link



1320 1320



SOC

1300

Principles of Sociology2, 3 or LD UCA Core requirement4 3 SOCI2013

core link

















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement (Natural Science)4 4 core link Minor elective6 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC Major elective7 3 LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link General elective 3 Minor elective6 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC 2321 Social Statistics3 3 SOC Major elective 3 LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement (Natural Science)4 4 core link Minor elective6 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC 3320 Social Research Methods3 (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 SOC Major elective 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC 4330 Social Theory3 3 SOC Major elective 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3 General elective 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC 4360 Seminar3 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 SOC Major elective 3 Minor elective6 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC Major elective 3 Minor elective6 3 General elective 3 General elective(s) 4





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 For sociology majors, SOC 1300 meets both a major requirement and the LD UCA Core requirement for the Social Science category in Critical Inquiry. See the Undergraduate Bulletin and consult with your major advisor or the chair of the Department of Sociology for additional information on courses that may double count in this way. 3 This course is one of five required major courses that students should take in sequence. These five courses (SOC 1300, SOC 2321, SOC 3320, SOC 4330, and SOC 4360) are offered each fall and spring term (and in many cases during a summer term). Social Statistics (SOC 2321) is recommended for this sequence but students may substitute other qualified introductory statistics courses including GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, and QMTH 2330. In consultation with a depart-mental advisor, a student may elect to take these courses during either term. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See also note 7.) 5 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study.

Notes





Notes – continued The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 6 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 7 The student should be aware that some major electives may also count as UD UCA Core courses. For example, Sociology majors may take either SOC 3310 Racial and Ethnic Relations or SOC 3361 Gender and Society, offered each fall and spring term, and count it toward elective credits in the major and toward upper-division UCA Core requirements in both the Diversity and Responsible Living categories [UD UCA Core: D, R]. Furthermore, SOC 3320 [UD UCA Core: C, I] and SOC 4360 [UD UCA Core: Z], required major courses, double count in this way (see notations in this AMAP). Students should review the De-partment of Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology page in the Undergraduate Bulletin and the sociology major checklist or consult with their major advisor for additional information on these requirements.




Academic Map: Sociology

Department: Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology Degree: BS Program/Major: Sociology Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 SOC

1300

Principles of Sociology2, 3or LD UCA Core requirement4

3 SOCI1013 core link

LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link



1320 1320



SOC

1300

Principles of Sociology2, 3 or LD UCA Core requirement1 3 SOCI1013

core link

















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement (Natural Science)4 4 core link Minor elective5 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC Major elective6 3 LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement4 3 core link General elective 3 Minor elective5 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC 2321 Social Statistics2,7 3 SOC Major elective 3 LD UCA Core requirement (Natural Science)4 4 core link General elective 3 Minor elective5 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC 3320 Social Research Methods2 (UD UCA Core: I, C) 3 SOC Major elective 3 BS Math/Science7 3 acts link Minor elective5 3 General elective(s) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC 4330 Social Theory2 3 SOC Major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3 General elective 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC 4360 Seminar2 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 SOC Major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SOC Major elective 3 Minor elective5 3 General elective 3 General elective(s) 4





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 This course is one of five required major courses that students should take in sequence. These five courses (SOC 1300, SOC 2321, SOC 3320, SOC 4330, and SOC 4360) are offered each fall and spring term (and in many cases during a summer term). Social Statistics (SOC 2321) is recommended for this sequence but students may substitute other qualified introductory statistics courses including GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, and QMTH 2330. In consultation with a depart-mental advisor, a student may elect to take these courses during either term. 3 For sociology majors, SOC 1300 meets both a major requirement and the LD UCA Core requirement for the Social Science category in Critical Inquiry. Consult with your major advisor or the chair of the Department of Sociology for additional infor-mation on courses that may double count in this way. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. (See note 6.) 5 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan.

Notes





Notes – continued 6 The student should be aware that some major electives will also fulfill UD UCA Core requirements. For example, Sociology majors may take either SOC 3310 Racial and Ethnic Relations or SOC 3361 Gender and Society, offered each fall and spring term, and count it toward elective credits in the major and toward upper-division UCA Core requirements in both the Diversity and Responsible Living categories [UD UCA Core: D, R]. Furthermore, SOC 3320 [UD UCA Core: C, I] and SOC 4360 [UD UCA Core: Z], required major courses, double count in this way (see notations in this AMAP). Students should review the So-ciology, Criminology, and Anthropology page in the Undergraduate Bulletin and the sociology major checklist or consult with their major advisor for additional information on these requirements. 7 SOC 2321 Social Statistics may be used to complete one-half of the mathematics option for the BS Special Degree Require-ment. An additional and approved MATH course will be required to complete the requirement under this option. If other choices are made to complete the BS requirement, the total number of general electives will need to be adjusted. For a de-scription of the options for fulfilling this requirement, see https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-require-ments/#sec020206.







Academic Map: Theatre

Department: Film, Theatre, and Creative Writing Degree: BA Program/Major: Theatre Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 THEA 1350 Introduction to Theatre 3 THEA 1370 Acting I 3 THEA 1122 Theatre Production and Performance2 1 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link Foreign Language (2000 Level)4 3 acts link



1320 1320



THEA 2325 Fundamentals of Theatrical Design 3














SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS THEA 1360 Text Analysis 3 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science) 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS THEA 2331 Stagecraft 3 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science) 4 core link General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS THEA THEA (Design)5 or

LD UCA Core Requirement 3

core link THEA 2122 Theatre Production and Performance2 1 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link

Year 3

Fall – Semester 5 (credit hours: (16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS THEA 3122 Theatre Production and Performance2 1

THEA (Design)5 or LD UCA Core Requirement

3

THEA 3324

THEA Elective8 or Theatre History I6 (UD UCA Core: I)

3

General Elective 3 Minor Elective7 3 Minor Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS THEA THEA Elective8 3

THEA

THEA Elective8 or Theatre History II9 (UD UCA Core: C, D)

3

General Elective 3 Minor Elective 3 Minor Elective 3












Year 4



THEA 3324

Theatre History I6 (UD UCA Core: I) or THEA Elective8

3

THEA 4122 Theatre Production and Performance2 1 THEA 4320 Directing for the Stage (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 General Elective 3 Minor Elective 3 Minor Elective 3



THEA 3325

Theatre History II9 (UD UCA Core: C, D)9 or THEA Elective8

3

THEA 4300 Professional Issues (UD UCA Core: R) 3 Minor Elective 3 Minor Elective 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Students are required to complete a minimum of 4 hours (one at each level) but can repeat each level twice. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 4 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study. The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that students complete the foreign language re-quirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school.

Notes





Notes – continued 5 Choose from Stage Lighting, Costume Design, or Scene Design. 6 Theatre History is offered every other year. Theatre History I is taught in the Fall of odd years (e.g., Fall 2021). 7 This Academic Map (AMAP) includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elec-tive credit hours in this plan. 8 A total of 9 elective hours are required for the major. Elective courses are listed in the Undergraduate Bulletin and on the Theatre checklist. 9 Theatre History is offered every other year. Theatre History II is taught in the Spring of even years (e.g, Spring 2022).



Academic Map: Theatre

Department: Film, Theatre, and Creative Writing Degree: BS Program/Major: Theatre Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 THEA 1350 Introduction to Theatre 3 THEA 1370 Acting I 3 THEA 1122 Theatre Production and Performance2 1 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)3 4 core link



1320 1320



THEA 2325 Fundamentals of Theatrical Design 3














SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS THEA 1360 Text Analysis 3 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement (Critical Inquiry: Natural Science)3 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS THEA 2331 Stagecraft 3 THEA 2122 Theatre Production and Performance2 1 LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link BS Science/Math4 4 acts link General Elective 1



THEA THEA (Design)5 or LD UCA Core Requirement

3

LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement3 3 core link BS Science/Math4 4 acts link

Year 3



THEA 3324

THEA Elective6 or Theatre History I7 (UD UCA Core: I)

3

THEA 3122 Theatre Production and Performance2 1

THEA (Design)5 or LD UCA Core Requirement

3



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS THEA THEA Elective6 3

THEA 3325

THEA Elective6 or Theatre History II9 (UD UCA Core: C, D)

3













Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS THEA

3324

Theatre History I7 (UD UCA Core: I) or Minor Elective

3

THEA 4122 Theatre Production and Performance2 1 THEA 4320 Directing for the Stage (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor Elective 3 Minor Elective8 3



THEA 3325

Theatre History II9 (UD UCA Core: C, D) or THEA Elective

3

THEA 4300 Professional Issues (UD UCA Core: R) 3 Minor Elective8 3 Minor Elective8 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Students are required to complete a minimum of 4 hours (one at each level) but can repeat each level twice. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements.

4 This AMAP includes eight total credit hours for the BS Science/Math requirement, although the requirement can be fulfilled with six hours if math courses are selected. Depending on the math or science courses selected to satisfy the special degree requirements for a Bachelor of Science, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective hours in this AMAP. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science.”

5 Choose from Stage Lighting, Costume Design, or Scene Design.

Notes





Notes – continued 6 A total of 9 elective hours are required for the major. Elective courses are listed in the Undergraduate Bulletin and on the Theatre checklist. 7 Theatre History is offered every other year. Theatre History I is offered in the Fall of odd years (e.g., Fall 2021). 8 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 9 Theatre History is offered every other year. Theatre History II is offered in the Spring of even years (e.g., Spring 2022).



Academic Map: Writing, Professional Writing

Department: School of Communication Degree: BA Program/Major: Writing Track/Emphasis: Professional Writing Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2 4 core link



1320 1320





















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2 4 core link General Elective 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 2325 Introduction to Rhetoric (LD UCA Core: Responsible Living) 3 WRTG 3310 Technical Writing (UD UCA Core: C) 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link Foreign Language (2000-level)3 3 acts link General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 3305 Writing as Information Design 3 Professional Writing Elective, upper-division 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link General Elective 3 Minor4 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 3306 Information Design II: Usability and Accessibility 3 Professional Writing Elective, upper-division 3 General Elective 3 Minor, upper-division4 3 Minor4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG

4381

Special Topics in Writing or Substitution approved by School of Communication director

3

UD UCA Core (D)2 or General Elective

3

Professional Writing Elective, upper-division 3 Minor, upper-division4 3 Minor4 3







Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 3390 Discourse Analysis (UD UCA Core: I, R) 3 WRTG WRTG Elective, upper-division 3 WRTG WRTG Elective, upper-division 3 Minor, upper-division4 3 Minor4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 4308 Writing for Change: Advocacy Writing (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 General Elective 3 Minor, upper-division4 3


3

General Elective 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this AMAP and consult the School of Communication page in the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for courses within the major or related areas that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 3 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study.

The Academic Advising Center and the Department of Languages, Literatures, Literatures, and Cultures recommend that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school.

Notes






Notes – continued 4 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan.



Academic Map: Writing, Writing Studies

Department: School of Communication Degree: BA Program/Major: Writing Track/Emphasis: Writing Studies Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2 4 core link



1320 1320





















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2 4 core link

LD UCA Core2 or General Elective

3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 2330 Introduction to Writing Studies 3 LING 2320 Introduction to Language and Linguistics 3

LD UCA Core2 or General Elective (depending on the choice in semester 2)

3 core link

Foreign Language (2000-level)3 3 acts link General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 2325 Introduction to Rhetoric (LD UCA Core: Responsible Living) 3 CRWR

2310

Introduction to Creative Writing4 (LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works)

3

General Elective 3 General Elective 3 Minor5 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 3305 Writing as Information Design 3 WRTG

4381

Special Topics in Writing or Substitution approved by School of Communication director

3

General Elective 3 Minor, upper-division5 3 Minor5 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 4360 Research Methods in Writing Studies 3


3


3








Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 3390 Discourse Analysis (UD UCA Core: I, R) 3 WRTG WRTG Elective, upper-division 3 WRTG Elective, upper-division 3 Minor, upper-division5 3 Minor5 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Upper-Division Rhetoric Course 3 WRTG 4308 Writing for Change: Advocacy Writing (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor, upper-division5 3 WRTG Elective, upper-division 3 General Elective, upper division 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this AMAP and consult the School of Communication page in the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for courses within the major or related areas that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. Students should consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for courses that fulfill the UD UCA Core: (C) Communication. 3 Students with no previous experience with a foreign language may need to enroll in up to six hours of lower-level instruction to prepare for this requirement. These courses are not included in this plan of study.


Notes






Notes – continued 4 Introduction to Creative Writing (CRWR 2310) is a prerequisite for all other Creative Writing courses. 5 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan.


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Academic Maps

College of Business undergraduate Academic Maps follow, listed here in alphabetical order:

Program Name Degree

Accounting BBA

Business Administration (General Business) BBA

Cybersecurity Management BS

Economics, International Trade BA

Economics, International Trade BBA

Economics BS

Finance BBA

Information Systems BS

Innovation & Entrepreneurship BBA

Insurance & Risk Management BBA

Insurance & Risk Management, Personal Financial Planning BBA

Logistics & Supply Chain Management BBA

Management BBA

Management, Human Resource Management BBA

Management Information Systems, Application Development – E-Commerce BBA

Management Information Systems, Application Development – GIS BBA

Management Information Systems, Application Development – Programmer/Analyst BBA

Management Information Systems, Business Analyst BBA

Management Information Systems, Network & System Administration BBA

Marketing BBA



Academic Map: Accounting

Department: Accounting Degree: BBA Program/Major: Accounting Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/accounting/





Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core)2 3 ENGL1013 MATH MATH

1390 1395

College Algebra (LD UCA Core)2, 3 or Applied Mathematics for Business (depending on placement)

3 MATH1103

LD UCA Core Choice4 (Recommend ECON 2310 for Diversity in World Cultures)

3 core link

LD UCA Core Choice (Recommend a course designated First Year Seminar) 2,3 3 core link

General Elective 3

Spring – Semester 2 (credit hours: 16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research (LD UCA Core) or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research (LD UCA Core) or Other approved alternative2






https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/accounting/









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business3 or

General Elective (if MATH 1395 was already taken) 3

LD UCA Core Choice4 (If not already taken, ECON 2310 for Diversity in World Cultures)

3 core link

LD UCA Core Choice (Lab Science Preferred)2, 4 4 core link

LD UCA Core Choice, First Year Seminar (If not completed, First Year Seminar)2, 4

3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I 3 ACCT2003 QMTH MGMT

2330 2301

Business Statistics3 or Business Communications

3 BUSI2103 BUSI2013

ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics or Principles of Microeconomics (both LD UCA Core – Social Science)

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

LD UCA Core Choice4 3 core link General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting II 3 ACCT2013 QMTH MGMT

2330 2301

Business Statistics3 or Business Communications

3 BUSI2103 BUSI2013

ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics or Principles of Microeconomics

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MIS ACCT

2343 2321

Desktop Support Technologies or Legal Environment of Business

3 BLAW2003


Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ACCT 3311 Intermediate Accounting 5 3 ACCT 3315 Cost Accounting 5 3 MGMT 3340 Managing People & Work (UD UCA Core: D, R) 6 3 MIS ACCT

2343 2321

Desktop Support Technologies or Legal Environment of Business

3 BLAW2003

General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ACCT 3312 Intermediate Accounting II 5 3 ACCT 3320 Accounting Information Systems 5 3 ACCT ACCT

4315 4304

Advanced Cost Accounting or Accounting for Governmental/Non-Profit Organizations5 3








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 3330 Managing Finance & Capital (UD UCA Core: I)6 3 General Elective 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ACCT 3316 Individual Taxation 5 3 ACCT 4312 Advanced Accounting5 3 ACCT ACCT

4315 4304

Advanced Cost Accounting or Accounting for Governmental/Non-Profit Organizations5 3

MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing 6 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ACCT 4316 Advanced Income Tax5 3 ACCT 4317 Auditing (UD UCA Core: C)5 3 MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z)6 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

• During Year 1, students must complete a Lower Division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS).

• During Year 1, an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken. • During Year 1 or 2, an approved LD UCA Core lab science should be taken. Students may take their UCA Core Sci-

ence classes in any space designated UCA Core course.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Upper-Division (UD) Core. Accounting majors will satisfy the UCA Core Upper Division

Notes





Notes – continued Requirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], ACCT 4317 Auditing [UD UCA Core: C], and MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UD UCA Core: Z (Capstone)]. 3 A student who places into MATH 1395 does not have to take MATH 1390, but takes one additional 3-hour elective. If ap-proved by the student’s advisor, QMTH 2330 may be interchanged with MATH 1395. Both courses are required. 4 Students must select one course from each of the following seven categories to meet LD UCA Core requirements. At least one of the seven must have a Humanities designation (HUM) and at least one of the seven must have a Fine Arts designation (FA).

• Physical Science • Life Science • American History and Government* • Fine Arts/Humanities* • Diversity and Creative Works* • Responsible Living*

*First Year Seminar courses may be available in these areas. 5 Accounting majors wishing to do an accounting internship should meet with their accounting advisor early in Year 3 to dis-cuss sequencing of upper-division accounting courses. 6 FINA 3330, MGMT 3340, MKTG 3350. These courses can be interchanged in scheduling subject to the following:

• These three courses have a prerequisite requirement of a 2.0 or better cumulative grade point average on the most recent attempts of the following courses: ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, and QMTH 2330.

• All three courses plus ACCT 3315 must be taken before MGMT 4347.



Academic Map: General Business Administration

Department: Management Information Systems Degree: BBA Program/Major: General Business Administration Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/mis/





Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core)2 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core)2 3 MATH1103 LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar3 3 core link LD UCA Core Choice3 3 core link General Elective 3


1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Approved Alternative (LD UCA Core)2


MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business 3 ECON 2310 Global Environment of Business (LD UCA Core)2, 4 3





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/mis/









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Choice (Natural Science) 3 4 core link LD UCA Core Choice2 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS QMTH 2330 Business Statistics 3 BUSI2103 ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I 3 ACCT2003

ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics (LD UCA Core)2, 4 or Principles of Microeconomics (LD UCA Core)2, 4 3 ECON2103

ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321

Business Computing or Legal Environment of Business

3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core Choice3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 2301 Business Communications (LD UCA Core)4 3 BUSI2013 ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting II 3 ACCT2013

ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core Choice (Natural Science) 3 4 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS General Business Major Course5 3 MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work6 (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing6 3 MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3344 Operations in Supply Chain Management6 3 FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital (UD UCA Core: I)6 3 General Business Major Course5 3 General Business Major Course5 3 General Elective 3







Year 4

Fall – Semester 7 (Credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS General Business Major Course5 3 General Business Major Course5 3 General Business Major Course5 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 13) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 General Business Major Course5 3 General Business Major Course5, 7 (UD UCA Core: C?) 3 General Elective 7 (UD UCA Core: C?) 3 General Elective 1





Notes

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a Lower-Division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses des-ignated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core. General Business majors will satisfy the UCA Core Upper Division Requirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Fi-nance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], a designated upper-division UCA Core communication course of their choice, and MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UCA Core: Z (Cap-stone)]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet UCA Core requirements.

• Physical Science • Life Science • American History and Government* • Fine Arts/Humanities* • Diversity and Creative Works*





Notes – continued • Responsible Living* • ECON 2310 (Diversity in World Cultures)*

*First Year Seminar courses may be available in these areas. 4 All BBA students must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foundation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 Completion of eight (8) College of Business upper-division courses in at least three (3) degree areas is required for the Gen-eral Business major. 6 FINA 3330, MGMT 3340, MGMT 3344, MKTG 3350. These courses have a prerequisite requirement of an average grade of C or better in the following courses ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311 or CSCI 2330, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, QMTH 2330. 7 Completion of an upper-division UCA Core course in Effective Communications (C) is required. Using one of the eight re-quired General Business Major Courses to fulfill this is acceptable, so long as it is designated a “C” course. Every major in the College of Business has a least one “C” designated course. Alternatively, any upper-division UCA Core “C” course (anywhere on campus) is acceptable, but one must still take eight General Business Major courses.


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Academic Map: Cybersecurity Management

Department: Management Information Systems Degree: BS Program/Major: Cybersecurity Management Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Life Science)2


UCA Core: Responsible Living Requirement 3 core link PSCI 1330 US Government and Politics3 3 PLSC2003 MATH 1390 College Algebra4 3 MATH1103


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH WRTG 1320 Academic Writing and Research 3 ENGL1023 MGMT 2301 Business Communication5 3 BUSI2013 UCA Core: Physical Science Requirement 4 core link MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business 3














Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH QMTH MATH

2330 2311

Business Statistics or Elementary Statistics

3

ECON 2320 Principles of Macroeconomics6 3 ECON2103 CSCI 1470 Computer Science I 4 UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities Requirement 3 core link ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I 3 ACCT2003


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ECON 2310 Global Environment of Business7 3 CSEC 2300 Introduction to Cybersecurity 3 UCA Core: Diversity in Creative Works Requirement 3 core link ECON 2321 Principles of Microeconomics 6 3 ECON2203 General elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3 MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 MIS 3363 Networking I 3 PSCI 2300 Introduction to International Relations 3 General elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSEC 3320 Computer Forensics 3 MIS 3365 Database Applications 3 MIS 3363 Networking II 3 MIS 4360 Information Security 3 MIS 3328 Systems Analysis and Design (UD UCA Core: C) 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH PSCI 3316 Cybersecurity Law and Policy (UD UCA Core: C) 3 FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital (UD UCA Core: I) 3 MIS 3364 Network Security 3 MIS 4361 Cybersecurity Governance and Policy 3 General elective 3






SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH MIS 4355 Project Management (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 MGMT 3305 Business Ethics 3 PSCI 3369 Cybersecurity Citizenship 3 MIS 4375 Cybersecurity Strategy and Management 3 General elective 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a Lower Division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that will fulfill these requirements. 3 Fulfills the American History and Government requirement in the LD UCA Core. 4 Fulfills the Critial Inquiry/Quantitative requirement in the LD UCA Core. 5 Fulfills the Oral Communication requirement in the LD UCA Core. 6 Fulfills the Inquiry and Analysis/Social Science requirement in the LD UCA Core. 7 Fulfills the Diversity in World Cultures requirement in the LD UCA Core.

Notes



AMAP: Eight Semesters


Academic Map: Economics, International Trade

Department: Economics, Finance, Insurance, and Risk Management Degree: BA Program/Major: Economics Track/Emphasis: International Trade Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes





Degree Requirements: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/ Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/efirm/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core) 3 ENGL1013 MATH

1390

College Algebra (LD UCA Core) or More advanced UCA LD Core MATH, depending on placement

3 MATH1103

LD UCA Core First Year Seminar or Other LD UCA Core Course2

3 core link

Foreign Language3 3 acts link General Elective 3



1320 1320







https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/efirm/










ECON

2310 1310

Global Environment of Business (LD UCA Core)4 or Modern Political Economy (LD UCA Core)4 or Other LD UCA Core Course2

3 core link

Foreign Language3 3 acts link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Course2, 5 4 core link


3 core link

Year 2



ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics (LD UCA Core)4 or Principles of Microeconomics (LD UCA Core)4 3 ECON2103

ECON2203

ECON

2310 1310


3 core link

LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link Foreign Language3 3 core link Minor Course6 3



ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics (LD UCA Core)4 or Principles of Microeconomics (LD UCA Core)4

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

ECON

2310 1310


3 core link

Minor Course6 3 LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Course2, 5 4 core link General Elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON 3301 Intermediate Microeconomics 3 Economics Global Major Elective7 3 Economics Global Major Elective7 3 Minor Course6 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON 3302 Intermediate Macroeconomics (UD UCA Core: I,C) 3 Economics Global Major Elective7 3 Economics Global Major Elective7 3












SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Minor Course6 3 General Elective 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON 4335 International Trade (UD UCA Core: D) 3 Economics Global Major Elective7 3 Minor Course6 3 Minor Course6 or General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON 4375 Economics of Developing Nations 3 ECON 4380 Senior Seminar (UD UCA Core: Capstone) 3 Minor Course6 3 Minor Course6 or General Elective 3 General Elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “LD UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. Note: Students may be able to take a LD UCA Core course required for the major as a FYS option. The student would then substitute another LD UCA Core course in its place on the AMAP. For example, if a student took ECON 2310 as a FYS, they would need to replace ECON 2310 on the AMAP with a different LD UCA Core course. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone re-quirements of the UCA Core. (Please see endnotes 4 and 5 for additional LD Core information related to this major.) Students will satisfy Upper Division Core requirements for Critical Inquiry, Communication, Diversity, and the Capstone by completing the following required major courses: ECON 3302 Intermediate Macroeconomics [UD UCA Core: I, C], ECON 4335 Interna-tional Trade [UD UCA Core: D], and ECON 4380 Senior Seminar in Economics [UD UCA Core: Z (capstone)]. Students may

Notes





Notes – continued choose from major electives, minor courses, or general electives to meet the UCA Core Responsible Living upper-division re-quirement. Possible major elective alternatives with the Responsible Living Designation are: ECON 3310 Public Finance [UD UCA Core: R] or ECON 3330 Environmental Economics [UD UCA Core: R]. 3 Students must complete a course at the 2000 level or higher in a foreign language (or score an equivalent score on the placement exam) for a Bachelor of Arts degree. A student with no previous experience in a foreign language normally will en-roll in 1310. Students with prior experience in a language are strongly encouraged to take the departmental placement test before enrolling in their first course. Note: Guided Study (i.e., correspondence) courses will not be accepted as transfer credit in fulfillment of the foreign language requirement. Students who have not previously received undergraduate credit in a given foreign language at a college or university may receive credit by examination in that language. Such credit is limited to a maxi-mum of six hours in one language or twelve hours within the department and is granted by fulfilling the following criteria:

• Achievement of a satisfactory score on a placement examination administered by the Department of Languages, Lingtuistics, Literatures, and Cultures.

• Satisfactory completion, with a minimum grade of B, of the next foreign language course above the level for which credit by examination is to be awarded.

• In cases of unusually thorough preparation, or in the case of international students, exemption may be sought from the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures.

A student who has met the foreign language requirement in fewer hours than listed on the AMAP must substitute a 3-hour general elective for any foreign language course that is not needed. 4 A student must take either ECON 1310 (LD UCA Core Responsible Living) or ECON 2310 (LD UCA Core Diversity in World Cultures) from the LD UCA Core. A student will meet the LD UCA Core Critical Inquiry Social Science requirement by taking either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321. 5 Students may take their LD UCA Core Science classes in any space designated LD UCA Core course. However, at least one Natural Science course must be completed in the first year. 6 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this AMAP.

7 Economics Major Global Electives Course Options:

The student must take three upper division economics major elective courses.

The student must also select two additional classes from the following list of classes:

• Economics courses: Any 3000- or 4000-level Economics course not used elsewhere on the academic map • Finance courses: FINA 3340, FINA 4333 • Geography courses: GEOG 3300, 3305, 3315, 3320, 3335, 3345, 3346, 3381, 3385 • History courses: HIST 3304, 3312, 3321, 4305, 4328, 4347, 4377, 4381, 4383, 4387, 4394, 4397 • Political Science courses: PSCI 3305, 3315, 3340, 3382, 4305, 4310, 4320, 4325, 4328, 4345, 4348, 4388, 4395 • Sociology courses: SOC 3398, 4341 • Global courses must have an international component and be current. A student may take other classes approved by

his/her faculty major advisor (or major department chair) to meet this requirement.



Academic Map: Economics, International Trade

Department: Economics, Finance, Insurance and Risk Management Degree: BBA Program/Major: Economics Track/Emphasis: International Trade Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/efirm/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core)2 3 ENGL1013 MATH MATH

1390 1395

College Algebra (LD UCA Core)2, 3 or Applied Mathematics for Business (depending on placement)3, 4 3 MATH1103

LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar or LD UCA Core Choice2,3 3

core link ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business1,4 (LD UCA Core) or LD UCA Core Choice2,3 3

core link Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG or ENGL

1320 or 1320

Academic Writing and Research (LD UCA Core) 2 or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research (LD UCA Core)1 or Other approved alternative















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business3, 4 or


ECON or

2310 or

Global Environment of Business2,4 (LD UCA Core) or Other LD UCA Core Choice3

3 core link

LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Choice2,3, 5 4 core link

LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar or Other LD UCA Core Choice2, 3

3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS QMTH MGMT

2330 2301

Business Statistics6 or Business Communications2,4 (LD UCA Core)

3 BUSI2103 BUSI2013

ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I6 3 ACCT2003

ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics2,4, 6 (LD UCA Core) or Principles of Microeconomics2,4, 6 (LD UCA Core)

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MIS ACCT

1300 2321

Business Computing7 or Legal Environment of Business

3 BLAW2003

ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business4 or Other LD UCA Core Choice2,3

3 core link



2330 2301

Business Statistics6 or Business Communications4 (LD UCA Core)

3 BUSI2103 BUSI2013

ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting II6 3 ACCT2013

ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics2,4, 6 (LD UCA Core) or Principles of Microeconomics2,4, 6 (LD UCA Core)

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MIS or ACCT

1300 2321

Business Computing 7 or Legal Environment of Business

3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Choice2,3, 5 4 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON 3301 Intermediate Microeconomics 3 ECON Major Elective8 3 Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3 Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3 Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON 3302 Intermediate Macroeconomics (UD UCA Core; C, I) 3 ECON Major Elective8 3








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3 Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3 Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON 4335 International Trade 3 FINA 4333 International Finance 3

ECON Major Elective8 or General Elective

3



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core; Capstone) 3 ECON 4380 Senior Seminar 3

ECON Major Elective8 or General Elective

3






1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a Lower Division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses des-ignated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Upper-Division (UD) Core. Students pursuing the BBA in Economics International Trade will satisfy the UCA Core Upper Division Requirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UCA Core: D, R],

Notes





Notes – continued ECON 3302 Intermediate Macroeconomics [UCA Core: C, I], and MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UCA Core: Capstone]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet UCA Core requirements.

• Physical Science • Life Science • American History and Government* • Fine Arts/Humanities* • Diversity and Creative Works* • Responsible Living* • ECON 2310 (Diversity in World Cultures)*

*First Year Seminar courses may be available in these areas.

Students may use either MATH 1390, MATH 1395, or any lower division UCA Core approved calculus class such as MATH 1496 to meet the lower division UCA core requirements depending upon their initial placement. Students who take MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 to meet their lower division core requirement will have an additional 3 hours of general electives. 4 All BBA students must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foundation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. Students who initially place in MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 will be able to use the course to meet the BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 Students may take their UCA Core Science classes in any space designated UCA Core course. However, at least one Natu-ral Science course must be completed in the first year. 6 In order for a BBA-seeking student to enroll in more than nine (9) hours of upper-division courses in the College of Business, they must meet the following progression requirements:

1. Obtain a 2.0 or higher cumulative grade point average, and 2. Complete ACCT 2310, 2311, ECON 2320, 2321, QMTH 2330 with a 2.0 grade point average in these five courses.

7 Formerly MIS 2343 Desktop Decision Support Technologies. 8 BBA Economics major must select three courses from the following list:

_____ ECON 3310 Public Finance** _____ ECON 3330 Environmental Economics** _____ ECON 3335 Econometrics** _____ ECON 3382 Internship in Economics** _____ ECON 4320 Comparative Economic Systems** _____ ECON 4375 Economics of Developing Nation** _____ ECON 4390 Independent Study in Economics** _____ ECON 4395 Special Problems in Economics** _____ FINA 3340 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets** _____ MGMT 3342 International Business**

** This course has prerequisites; check the Undergraduate Bulletin for details. 9 FINA 3330, MGMT 3340, MGMT 3344, MKTG 3350, MIS 3321. These courses have a prerequisite requirement of a 2.0 GPA or higher in the following courses ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, QMTH 2330.



Academic Map: Economics

Department: Economics, Finance, Insurance and Risk Management Degree: BS Program/Major: Economics Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core)2 3 ENGL1013 MATH MATH MATH

1390 1392 1496

College Algebra (LD UCA Core) or Plane Trigonometry or Calculus I (depending on placement)3

3 MATH1103 MATH1203 MATH2405

LD UCA Core First Year Seminar or Other LD UCA Core Course

3 core link

LD UCA Core Course 3 core link General Elective 3



1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research (LD UCA Core) or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research (LD UCA Core) or Other approved alternative
















1392 1496

Plane Trigonometry or Calculus I or General Elective (if MATH 1392 or MATH 1496 already taken)3

3 MATH1203 MATH2405

LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Course2, 4 4 core link


3 core link

LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link

Year 2



ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics (LD UCA Core) or Principles of Microeconomics (LD UCA Core)

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MATH

1496

Calculus I or alternative MATH course (if MATH 1496 used to meet UCA LD Core requirement)3

4 MATH2405

LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link General Elective 3 Minor Course5 3



ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics (LD UCA Core) or Principles of Microeconomics (LD UCA Core)

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MATH 2311 Statistical Methods I3 3 MATH2103 LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Course2, 4 4 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link Minor Course5 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON 3301 Intermediate Microeconomics 3 ECON 3335 Econometrics 3 Minor Course5 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON 3302 Intermediate Macroeconomics (UD UCA Core: C, I) 3 Economics Major Elective6 3 Minor Course5 3 Minor Course5 3 General Elective 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Economics Major Elective6 3 Economics Major Elective6 3 Minor Course5 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Economics Major Elective6 3 ECON 4380 Senior Seminar (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor Course5 3 General Elective 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. Note: Students may be able to take a LD UCA Core course required for the major as a FYS option. The stu-dent would then substitute another LD UCA Core course in its place on the AMAP. For example, if a student took ECON 2320 as a FYS, they would need to replace ECON 2320 on the AMAP with a different LD UCA Core course. Students pursuing the BS Economics degree will meet the LD UCA Core Critical Inquiry Social Science requirement by taking ECON 2320 or ECON 2321.

Students pursuing a BS in Economics degree will satisfy the upper-division (UD) UCA Core requirements for Critical Inquiry, Communication and the Capstone by completing the following required major courses: ECON 3302 Intermediate Macroeco-nomics [UD UCA Core: I, C] and ECON 4380 Senior Seminar in Economics [UD UCA Core: Z (capstone)]. Students may choose from major electives, minor courses, or general electives to meet the UD UCA Core Responsible Living upper-division requirement and the UD UCA Core Diversity Requirement. Possible major elective alternatives with the Responsible Living Designation are: ECON 3310 Public Finance [UD UCA Core: R] or ECON 3330 Environmental Economics [UD UCA Core: R]. A possible major elective with the Diversity Designation is ECON 4335 International Trade [UD UCA Core: D].

Notes





Notes – continued 3 Students completing a bachelor of science in Economics must complete one additional year (2 courses) of additional MATH courses at or above the level of MATH 1496 to meet the requirements for the BS degree. Most economics majors will use MATH 1496 and MATH 2311 to meet this requirement. However, students who use MATH 1496 to meet their lower-division UCA Core requirements will need to take MATH 2311 and an additional MATH course chosen in consultation with their major advisor. 4 Students may take their LD UCA Core Science classes in any space designated LD UCA Core course. However, at least one Natural Science course must be completed in the first year. 5 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this AMAP. 6 A student must complete four economics major elective courses from the following list: ECON 3310 Public Finance (UD UCA Core: R), ECON 3315 Labor Economics, ECON 3330 Environmental Economics (UD UCA Core: R), ECON 3382 Internship in Economics, ECON 4320 Comparative Economic Systems, ECON 4335 International Trade (UD UCA Core: D), ECON 4340 Managerial Economics, ECON 4360 Health Care Economics, ECON 4375 Economics of Developing Nations, ECON 4382 Internship in Economics, FINA 3340 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, FINA 4332 Investments, FINA 4333 International Finance. Students should check the Undergraduate Bulletin for details about prerequisites for these courses.



Academic Map: Finance

Department: Economics, Finance, Insurance and Risk Management Degree: BBA Program/Major: Finance Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing2 [LD UCA Core] 3 ENGL1013 MATH MATH

1390 1395

College Algebra [LD UCA Core]2, 3 or Applied Mathematics for Business (depending on placement)3, 4 3 MATH1103

LD UCA Core First Year Seminar or Other LD UCA Core Choice2,3 3

core link ECON or

2310

Global Environment of Business [LD UCA Core]2, 4 or Other LD UCA Core Choice3 3




1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research [LD UCA Core] 2 or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research [LD UCA Core] 2 or Other approved alternative2















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business2, 3, 4, 5 or


ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business [LD UCA Core]2, 4 or Other LD UCA Core Choice2, 3 3

core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Choice2, 3, 6 4 core link

LD UCA Core First Year Seminar or Other LD UCA Core Choice2, 3 3

core link

Year 2



2330 2301

Business Statistics5, 7 or Business Communications2, 4 [LD UCA Core]

3 BUSI2103 BUSI2013


ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics [LD UCA Core]2, 4, 7 or Principles of Microeconomics [LD UCA Core]2, 4, 7

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business2, 4 or Other LD UCA Core Choice2, 2

3 core link



2330 2301

Business Statistics5, 7 or Business Communications2, 3 [LD UCA Core]

3 BUSI2103 BUSI2013


ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics [LD UCA Core] 2, 4, 7 or Principles of Microeconomics [LD UCA Core] 2, 4, 7

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Choice2, 3, 6 4 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital9 [UD UCA Core: I] 3 FINA 3340 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets 3

Business Core 3000-Level Course9 or Finance Major Elective10

3

Business Core 3000 Level Course9 3 Finance Major Quantitative Requirement11 or General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 3350 Personal Financial Planning 3









Business Core 3000-Level Course9 or Finance Major Elective10

3

Finance Major Quantitative Requirement8 or General Elective 3 Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3 Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 4332 Investments 3 FINA 4333 International Finance 3 Finance Major Elective10 or General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UD UCA Core: Z (capstone)] 3 FINA 4336 Advanced Financial Management [UD UCA Core: C] 3 Finance Major Elective10 or General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a Lower Division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses des-ignated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the Upper-Division (UD) UCA Core.

Notes





Notes – continued Finance Majors will satisfy the UCA Core upper-division requirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Manag-ing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UCA Core: D, R], FINA 4336 Advanced Financial Management [UD UCA Core: C], and MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UD UCA Core: Z (capstone)]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet UCA Core requirements.

Physical Science Life Science American History and Government* Fine Arts/Humanities* Diversity and Creative Works* Responsible Living* ECON 2310 (Diversity in World Cultures)*


Students may use either MATH 1390, MATH 1395, or any lower division UCA Core approved calculus class such as MATH 1496 to meet the lower division UCA core requirements depending upon their initial placement. Students who take MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 to meet their lower division core requirement will have an additional 3 hours of general electives. 4 All BBA students must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foundation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. Students who initially place in MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 will be able to use the course to meet the BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 If approved by the student’s academic advisor, a student may take QMTH 2330 in semester 2 and MATH 1395 in semester 3 or semester 4. 6 Students may take their UCA Core Science classes in any space designated UCA Core course. However, at least one Natu-ral Science course must be completed in the first 2 semesters, if possible. 7 In order for a BBA-seeking student to enroll in more than nine (9) hours of upper division courses in the College of Business, they must meet the following progression requirements:


8 Formerly MIS 2343 Desktop Decision Support Technologies. 9 FINA 3330 (semester 5), MGMT 3340, MGMT 3344, MKTG 3350, MIS 3321. These courses have a prerequisite requirement of a 2.0 GPA or higher in the following courses: ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, and QMTH 2330. 10 Finance majors must pick two major electives from the following courses: FINA 3323, FINA 3382, FINA 4331, FINA 4334 (may not be used as a finance major elective if taken to meet quantitative tools requirement), FINA 4376, FINA 4390, FINA 4395, INSU 3324, ACCT 3311, ACCT 3312, MGMT 4341, or QMTH 4341. 11 Finance majors must take one of the following quantitative tools courses: MIS 4325, ECON 3335, or FINA 4334.



Academic Map: Information Systems

Department: Management Information Systems Degree: BS Program/Major: Information Systems Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes – Computer Science











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 BIOL

1400



LD UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities2 3 core link HIST HIST PSCI

2301 2302 1330

The Making of America: US History To 1877 or America in the Modern Era: US History Since 1877 or US Government & Politics3

3 HIST2113 HIST2123 PLSC2003

ECON 2310 Global Environment of Business4 3



1320 1320
















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 1470 Computer Science I 4 LD UCA Core: Physical Science2 4 core link ECON 2320 Principles of Macroeconomics5 3 ECON2103

Year 2

Fall – Semester 3 (Credit hours: 16/17)


MATH 1395 1491

Applied Mathematics for Business or Applied Calculus for Life Sciences6

3–4 MATH2405

ACCT 2310 Accounting I 3 ACCT2003 MGMT 2301 Business Communication7 3 BUSI2013 CSCI 1480 Computer Science II 4 ECON 2321 Principles of Microeconomics5 3 ECON2203


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 2320 Data Structures 3 QMTH MATH

2330 2311

Business Statistics or Statistical Methods I

3 BUSI2103 MATH2103

CSCI MIS

1340 3335

Introduction to Programming or Programming in Python I

3

LD UCA Core: Diversity in Creative Works2 3 core link ACCT 2321 Legal Environment of Business 3 BLAW2003

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3 CSCI Advanced CS Elective (3000/4000 level) 3 MIS CSCI

3363 3335

Telecommunications and Computer Networks I or Networking

3

MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing 3 MIS CSCI

3365 3360

Database Applications or Database Systems

3

CSCI MIS

3381 3339

Object-Oriented Software Development with Java Programming in Java I

3

CSCI MIS

4315 4360

Information Security Principles of Information Security

3

LD UCA Core: Responsible Living2 3 core link






Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital (UD UCA Core: I) 3 MIS 3328 Systems Analysis and Design (UD UCA Core: C) 3 CSCI MIS Advanced Elective (or MATH 3311 or WRTG 3310) 3

CSCI MIS

3375 3382

Internship in Computer Science Internship in Management Information Systems

3

General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI MIS Advanced Application Elective 3

MIS 4355 Project Management (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 CSCI Advanced CS Elective 3 General Elective(s) 4-5




If applicable, has student selected a minor? Type “x” as appropriate. No x Yes If “yes,” specify: Computer Science


The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that will fulfill these requirements. 3 Fulfills the American History and Government requirement in the LD UCA Core. 4 Fulfills the Diversity in World Cultures requirement in the LD UCA Core. 5 Fulfills the Inquiry and Analysis/Social Science requirement in the LD UCA Core. 6 Either course fulfills the Critical Inquiry/Quantitative requirement in the LD UCA Core.

Notes





Notes – continued 7 Fulfills the Oral Communication requirement in the LD UCA Core.



Academic Map: Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Department: Marketing & Management Degree: BBA Program/Major: Innovation & Entrepreneurship Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No





Degree Requirements: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/ Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/mktg-mgmt/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core)2 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core)2,3 3 MATH1103

ECON 2310 Global Environment of Business3,4 3 core link LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar3 3 core link General Elective 3



1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research (LD UCA Core) or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research (LD UCA Core) or Other approved alternative


MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business4,5 3 MIS 1300 Business Computing 3





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/mktg-mgmt/









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Choice (Lab Science Preferred)6 4 core link LD UCA Core Choice (First Year Seminar, if not semester 1) 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MKTG 2376 Business Innovation and Creative Thinking 3 ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I7 3 ACCT2003

ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics4,7 or Principles of Microeconomics4,7

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

ACCT 2376 Business Law for Entrepreneurs 3 LD UCA Core Choice 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS QMTH 2330 Business Statistics5 3 BUSI2103 ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting II7 3 ACCT2013

ECON 2320 2321


3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MKTG 3376 New Product Development (I&E Major Core Course) 3 LD UCA Core Choice (Lab Science preferred)6 4 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital (UD UCA Core: I)2,8 3 MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R)2,8 3 MGMT 3349 Small Business Management (I&E Major Core Class) 3 MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3 MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing8 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3346 Strategic Human Resource Management (I&E Major Core Class) 3 MGMT 3344 Operations and Supply Chain Management8 3 core link ACCT 3376 Taxation for Entrepreneurs (I&E Major Core Class) 3 LD UCA Core Choice 3 core link General Elective 3 core link










Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS General Elective 3 MGMT 4376 New Venture Creation (I&E Major Core Class) (UD UCA Core: C)2 3 FINA 4376 Entrepreneurial & Small Business Finance (I&E Major Core Class) 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z)2 3 I&E Major Elective 3 I&E Major Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Innovation and Entrepreneurship majors will satisfy the upper-division UCA Core require-ments by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Manag-ing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UCA Core: Z (Capstone)], and MGMT 4376 New Venture Creation [UD UCA Core: Communication]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet LD UCA Core requirements.


Notes






* First Year Seminar courses may be available in these areas.

Students may use either MATH 1390, MATH 1395, or any lower division UCA Core approved calculus class such as MATH 1496 to meet the lower division UCA core requirements depending upon their initial placement. Students who take MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 to meet their lower division core requirement will have an additional 3 hours of general electives. 4 All Innovation and Entrepreneurship majors must take ECON 2310, MKTG 2376, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foundation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MKTG 2376, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. Students who initially place in MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 will be able to use the course to meet the BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 MATH 1395 is no longer a prerequisite for QMTH 2330. These courses may be interchanged in semesters where they are listed. 6 Students may take their UCA Core Science classes in any space designated UCA Core course. However, at least one Natu-ral Science course must be completed in the first 2 semesters, if possible. 7 In order for a BBA-seeking student to enroll in more than nine (9) hours of upper division courses in the College of Business, they must meet the following progression requirements:


No course may be repeated for a grade after a course for which it is a prerequisite has been passed. 8 FINA 3330, MGMT 3340, MGMT 3344, MKTG 3350. These courses have a prerequisite requirement of the successful com-pletion of the following courses: ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, and QMTH 2330. No course may be re-peated for a grade after a course for which it is a prerequisite has been passed.



Academic Map: Insurance and Risk Management

Department: Economics, Finance, Insurance and Risk Management Degree: BBA Program/Major: Insurance and Risk Management Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing [LD UCA Core]2 3 ENGL1013 MATH MATH

1390 1395

College Algebra [LD UCA Core]2, 3 or Applied Mathematics for Business (depending on placement)3, 4 3 MATH1103

LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar3 3 ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business [LD UCA Core]2 or Other LD UCA Core Choice3

3 core link

LD UCA Core Choice2, 3 3 core link



1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research [LD UCA Core] 2 or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research [LD UCA Core] 2 or Other approved alternative2















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business2, 3, 4, 5 or


ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business [LD UCA Core]2, 4 or Other LD UCA Core Choice (FYS if needed) 2, 3 3

core link MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Choice2, 3, 7 4 core link

Year 2



2330 2301

Business Statistics5, 8 or Business Communications [LD UCA Core] 2, 4 3 BUSI2103

BUSI2013 ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I6 3 ACCT2003

ECON 2320 or 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics [LD UCA Core]2, 4, 8 or Principles of Microeconomics [LD UCA Core]2, 4, 8 3 ECON2103

ECON2203 ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business [LD UCA Core]2, 4 or Other LD UCA Core Choice2, 3 3

core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Choice2, 3, 7 4 core link



2330 2301

Business Statistics5, 8 or Business Communications [LD UCA Core] 2, 4 3 BUSI2103

BUSI2013 ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting II8 3 ACCT2013

ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics [LD UCA Core]2, 4, 8 or Principles of Microeconomics [LD UCA Core]2, 4, 8 3 ECON2103

ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

INSU 3324 Risk and Insurance 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3 Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3 INSU 3315 Life and Health Insurance 3 INSU 3320 Property and Liability Insurance 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3 Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3 Business Core 3000-Level Course9 3








Insurance Major Elective10 or General Elective

3

General Elective 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS INSU 4330 Insurance Operations & Regulations 3


3

General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UD UCA Core: Z (capstone)] 3 INSU 4315 Employee Benefits 3 INSU 4320 Corporate Risk Management [UD UCA Core: C] 3


3

General Elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a Lower Division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses des-ignated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Upper-Division (UD) Core.

Insurance Majors will satisfy the upper-division (UD) UCA Core Upper Division Requirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UD UCA

Notes





Notes – continued Core: D, R], INSU 4320 Corporate Risk Management [UCA Core: C], and MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UCA Core: Z (capstone)]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet UCA Core requirements.

Physical Science Life Science American History and Government* Fine Arts/Humanities* Diversity and Creative Works* Responsible Living* ECON 2310 (Diversity in World Cultures)*


Students may use either MATH 1390, MATH 1395, or any lower-division UCA Core approved calculus class such as MATH 1496 to meet the lower division UCA core requirements depending upon their initial placement. Students who take MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 to meet their lower division core requirement will have an additional 3 hours of general electives. 4 All BBA students must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foundation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. Students who initially place in MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 will be able to use the course to meet the BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 If approved by the student’s academic advisor, a student may take QMTH 2330 in semester 2 and MATH 1395 in semester 3 or semester 4. 6 Formerly MIS 2343 Desktop Decision Support Technologies. 7 Students may take their UCA Core Science classes in any space designated UCA Core course. However, at least one Natu-ral Science course must be completed in the first 2 semesters, if possible. 8 In order for a BBA-seeking student to enroll in more than nine (9) hours of upper division courses in the College of Business, they must meet the following progression requirements:


9 FINA 3330, MGMT 3340, MGMT 3344, MKTG 3350, MIS 3321. These courses have a prerequisite requirement of a 2.0 GPA or higher in the following courses ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, QMTH 2330. 10 Insurance majors must complete two insurance elective courses from the following list:

____ INSU 3330 Surplus Lines and Reinsurance** ____ QMTH 3325 Data Analysis** ____ FINA 3350 Personal Financial Planning ____ INSU 4330 Insurance Operations and Regulations** ____ INSU 3382 Internship** ____ INSU 4310 Internship in Insurance and Risk Management**

** This course has prerequisites; check the Undergraduate Bulletin for details.



Academic Map: Insurance and Risk Management, Personal Financial Planning

Department: Economics, Finance, Insurance and Risk Management Degree: BBA Program/Major: Insurance and Risk Management Track/Emphasis: Personal Financial Planning Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core)2 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core)2 3 MATH1103

LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar2, 3 or Other LD UCA Core Choice2, 3 3

core link ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business (LD UCA Core)2 or Other LD UCA Core Choice2, 3 3




1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research (LD UCA Core) 2 or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research (LD UCA Core) 2 or Other approved alternative2


MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business2, 4 3














SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business (LD UCA Core)2, 5 or Other LD UCA Core Choice2, 2 3

core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Choice2, 3 4 core link

LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar2 or Other LD UCA Core Choice2, 3, 6 3

core link

Year 2



2330 2301

Business Statistics 4, 5, 7 or Business Communications (LD UCA Core)2, 5

3 BUSI2103 BUSI2013


ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics (LD UCA Core)2, 5, 7 or Principles of Microeconomics (LD UCA Core)2, 5, 7

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business (LD UCA Core)2, 5 or Other LD UCA Core Choice2, 3 3

core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) Choice2, 3 4 core link



2330 2301

Business Statistics4, 4, 7 or Business Communications (LD UCA Core)2, 5

3 BUSI2103 BUSI2013


ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics (LD UCA Core)2, 5, 7 or Principles of Microeconomics (LD UCA Core)2, 5, 7

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

INSU 3324 Risk & Insurance 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

INSU 3315 Life & Health Insurance 3 Business Core 3000 Level Course9 3 Business Core 3000 Level Course9 3

General Elective or UD UCA Core Communication Course

3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 3350 Personal Financial Planning 3 Business Core 3000 Level Course9 3 Business Core 3000 Level Course9 3








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Business Core 3000 Level Course9 3


3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 4332 Investments 3

ACCT 3316 Individual Taxation 3

ACCT 4305 Estate Planning (or approved alternative) 3


3


3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy & Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z) 3

INSU 4315 Employee Benefits 3

ACCT 4316 Advanced Income Tax 3


3

General Elective 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Insurance Majors in the Financial Planning Track will satisfy the UCA Core Upper Division

Notes





Notes – continued Requirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UCA Core: D, R], an upper-division UCA Core communication course of their choice, and MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UCA Core: Capstone]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet UCA Core requirements.


*First Year Seminar courses may be available in these areas. 4 If approved by the student’s academic advisor, a student may take QMTH 2330 in semester 2 and MATH 1395 in semester 3 or semester 4. 5 All BBA students must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foundation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 6 Students may take their UCA Core Science classes in any space designated UCA Core course. However, at least one Natu-ral Science course must be completed in the first 2 semesters, if possible. 7 In order for a BBA-seeking student to enroll in more than nine (9) hours of upper division courses in the College of Business, they must meet the following progression requirements:


8 Formerly MIS 2343 Desktop Decision Support Technologies. 9 FINA 3330, MGMT 3340, MGMT 3344, MKTG 3350, MIS 3321. These courses have a prerequisite requirement of a 2.0 or higher GPA in the following courses: ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, QMTH 2330.



Academic Map: Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Department: Marketing & Management Degree: BBA Program/Major: Logistics and Supply Chain Management Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cb/mktg-mgmt/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core)2 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core) 3 3 MATH1103 ECON 2310 Global Environment of Business3, 4 3 core link

LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar3 3 core link

General Elective 3



WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business4, 5 3 LD UCA Core Choice3 3 core link















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Choice (Lab Science Preferred)3, 6 4 core link LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar (if not semester 1)3 3 core link

Year 2



2330 2301

Business Statistics5 or Business Communications4 3 BUSI2103


ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics4, 7 or Principles of Microeconomics4, 7 3 ECON2103

ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003




2330 2301



ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics4, 7 or Principles of Microeconomics4, 7 3 ECON2103

ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003


Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital (UD UCA Core: I) 2, 8 3 MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R) 2, 8 3 MGMT 3344 Operations and Supply Chain Management 8 3 MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3 MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing8 3



MGMT 3365 Transportation and Motor Carrier Management (LSCM Major Core Class)

3

MGMT 3352 Purchasing and Materials Management (LSCM Major Core Class) 3 MGMT 4341 Quantitative Methods in Management (LCSM Major Core Class) 3 Elective 3 Elective 3







Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LSCM Major Elective 3 LSCM Major Elective 3 MGMT 3375 Logistics Strategy (LSCM Major Core Class) 3 Elective 3 Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z) 2 3

MGMT 4385 Safety and Motor Carrier Policy (LSCM Major Core Class) (UD UCA Core: C) 3

MGMT 3346 Strategic Human Resource Management (LSCM Major Core Class) 3 Elective 3 Elective 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Logistics and Supply Chain Management majors will satisfy the upper-division UCA Core requirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UCA Core: Z (Capstone)], and MGMT 4385 Safety and Motor Carrier Policy [UD UCA Core: Communication]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet LD UCA Core requirements.

• Physical Science • Life Science • American History and Government*

Notes





Notes – continued • Fine Arts/Humanities* • Diversity and Creative Works* • Responsible Living* • ECON 2310 (Diversity in World Cultures)*


Students may use either MATH 1390, MATH 1395, or any lower division UCA Core approved calculus class such as MATH 1496 to meet the lower division UCA core requirements depending upon their initial placement. Students who take MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 to meet their lower division core requirement will have an additional 3 hours of general electives. 4 All Logistics and Supply Change Management Majors must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foundation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. Students who initially place in MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 will be able to use the course to meet the BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core require-ments. 5 MATH 1395 is no longer a prerequisite for QMTH 2330. These courses may be interchanged in semesters where they are listed. 6 Students may take their UCA Core Science classes in any space designated UCA Core course. However, at least one Natu-ral Science course must be completed in the first 2 semesters, if possible. 7 In order for a BBA-seeking student to enroll in more than nine (9) hours of upper division courses in the College of Business, they must meet the following progression requirements:





Academic Map: Management

Department: Marketing & Management Degree: BBA Program/Major: Management Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No





Degree Requirements: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/ Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments-programs/college-of-business/marketing-

and-management/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core) 2 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core) 2, 3 3 MATH1103 ECON 2310 Global Environment of Business3, 4 3 LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar 3 3 core link General Elective 3



1320 1320



MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business4, 5 3 LD UCA Core Choice 2 3 core link





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments-programs/college-of-business/marketing-and-management/

https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments-programs/college-of-business/marketing-and-management/









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Choice (Lab Science Preferred) 3, 6 4 core link LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar (if not semester 1) 3 3 core link

Year 2



2330 2301



ECON 2320 2321


3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003




2330 2301



ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics4,7 or Principles of Microeconomics4,7 3 ECON2103

ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core Choice (Lab Science Preferred)3,6 4 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital (UD UCA Core: I) 2, 8 3

MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R) 2, 8 3

MGMT 3344 Operations and Supply Chain Management 8 3

MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3

MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing 8 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3346 Strategic Human Resource Management (Mgmt. Major Core Class) 3

Mgmt. Major Elective 3

MGMT 4341 Quantitative Methods in Management (Mgmt Major Core Class) 3

General Elective 3

General Elective 3




https://uca.edu/ubulletin/ldcore/



Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Mgmt. Major Elective 3


MGMT 4348 Advanced Organizational Behavior (Mgmt. Major Core Class; UD UCA Core: C)2

3

General Elective 3

General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z)2 3



General Elective 3

General Elective 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Management majors will satisfy the upper-division UCA Core requirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UCA Core: Z (Capstone)], and MGMT 4348 Advanced Or-ganizational Behavior [UD UCA Core: Communication]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet LD UCA Core requirements.

• Physical Science • Life Science • American History and Government* • Fine Arts/Humanities*

Notes





Notes – continued • Diversity and Creative Works* • Responsible Living* • ECON 2310 (Diversity in World Cultures)*


Students may use either MATH 1390, MATH 1395, or any lower division UCA Core approved calculus class such as MATH 1496 to meet the lower division UCA core requirements depending upon their initial placement. Students who take MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 to meet their lower division core requirement will have an additional 3 hours of general electives. 4 All Management Majors must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foun-dation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. Students who initially place in MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 will be able to use the course to meet the BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 MATH 1395 is no longer a prerequisite for QMTH 2330. These courses may be interchanged in semesters where they are listed. 6 Students may take their UCA Core Science classes in any space designated UCA Core course. However, at least one Natu-ral Science course must be completed in the first 2 semesters, if possible. 7 In order for a BBA-seeking student to enroll in more than nine (9) hours of upper division courses in the College of Business, they must meet the following progression requirements:





Academic Map: Management, Human Resource Management

Department: Marketing & Management Degree: BBA Program/Major: Management Track/Emphasis: Human Resource Management Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No










Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core) 2 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core) 2, 3 3 MATH1103 ECON 2310 Global Environment of Business3, 4 3 LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar 3 3 core link General Elective 3



1320 1320



MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business4, 5 3 LD UCA Core Choice 2 3 core link














SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Choice (Lab Science Preferred) 3, 6 4 core link LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar (if not semester 1) 3 3 core link

Year 2



2330 2301



ECON 2320 2321


3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003




2330 2301



ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics4,7 or Principles of Microeconomics4,7 3 ECON2103

ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core Choice (Lab Science Preferred)3,6 4 core link

Year 3



MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R) 2, 8 3





SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3346 Strategic Human Resource Management (Mgmt. Major Core Class) 3

MGMT 4341 Quantitative Methods in Management (Mgmt Major Core Class) 3

Human Resources Directed Elective9 3

General Elective 3

General Elective 3




https://uca.edu/ubulletin/ldcore/



Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3350 Compensation Administration (HR Emphasis Major Core Class) 3

MGMT 3355 Management Skills (HR Emphasis Major Core Class) 3

Human Resources Directed Elective 9 3

General Elective 3

General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z)2 3

MGMT

4348

Advanced Organizational Behavior (Mgmt. Major Core Class; UD UCA Core: C)2

3

Human Resources Directed Elective 9 3

General Elective 3

General Elective 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Management majors will satisfy the upper-division UCA Core requirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UCA Core: Z (Capstone)], and MGMT 4348 Advanced Or-ganizational Behavior [UD UCA Core: Communication]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet LD UCA Core requirements.


Notes







Students may use either MATH 1390, MATH 1395, or any lower division UCA Core approved calculus class such as MATH 1496 to meet the lower division UCA core requirements depending upon their initial placement. Students who take MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 to meet their lower division core requirement will have an additional 3 hours of general electives. 4 All Management Majors must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foun-dation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. Students who initially place in MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 will be able to use the course to meet the BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 MATH 1395 is no longer a prerequisite for QMTH 2330. These courses may be interchanged in semesters where they are listed. 6 Students may take their UCA Core Science classes in any space designated UCA Core course. However, at least one Natu-ral Science course must be completed in the first 2 semesters, if possible. 7 In order for a BBA-seeking student to enroll in more than nine (9) hours of upper division courses in the College of Business, they must meet the following progression requirements:


No course may be repeated for a grade after a course for which it is a prerequisite has been passed. 8 FINA 3330, MGMT 3340, MGMT 3344, MKTG 3350. These courses have a prerequisite requirement of the successful com-pletion of the following courses: ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, and QMTH 2330. No course may be re-peated for a grade after a course for which it is a prerequisite has been passed. 9 Human Resource Directed Electives (9 Credit Hours) include the following:

ACCT 4395 Special Topics in Business Law^ INSU 4315 / MGMT 4315 Employee Benefits MGMT 3300 Labor/Management Relations MGMT 3305 Business Ethics MGMT 3315 International Business Communications MGMT 3349 Small Business Management MGMT 3351 Contemporary Issues in Human Resource Management MGMT 3382 Internship in Management^ MGMT 4320 Selected Topics in Management MGMT 4382 Internship in Management^ MGMT 4390 Special Problems in Management^

^ May be selected as electives in the Human Resources (HR) concentration if the content area is sufficiently HR-related, as determined in consultation with an HR faculty advisor.



Academic Map: MIS, Application Development – E-Commerce

Department: Management Information Systems Degree: BBA Program/Major: MIS Track/Emphasis: Application Development – E-Commerce Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core)2 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core)2 3 MATH1103 LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar3 3 LD UCA Core Choice3 3 core link General Elective 3



1320 1320
















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Choice (Natural Science)3 4 core link LD UCA Core Choice2 3 core link

Year 2



ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003




ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core Choice (Natural Science)3 4 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R)5 3 MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing5 3 MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3 MIS 3300 Introduction to Computer Architecture and Programming 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3344 Operations in Supply Chain Management5 3 FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital (UD UCA Core: I)5 3 MIS 3365 Database Applications 3 MIS 3366 Web Site Development 3 General Elective 3







Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MIS 4366 E-Commerce and Advanced Web Site Development 3 MIS 3363 Telecommunications and Computer Networks I 3

MIS

3301 3335 3339 3362

Programming in COBOL I or Programming in Python I or Programming in Java I or Programming in Visual Basic I

3

MIS 3328 Systems Analysis and Design (UD UCA Core: C) 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 MIS 4355 Project Management 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a lower-division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Management Information Systems majors will satisfy the upper-division UCA Core require-ments by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Manag-ing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], MIS 4328 Systems Analysis and Design [UD UCA Core: C], and MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UD UCA Core: Z (Capstone)]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet UCA Core requirements.


Notes






*First Year Seminar courses may be available in these areas. 4 All BBA students must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foundation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 FINA 3330, MGMT 3340, MGMT 3344, MKTG 3350. These courses have a prerequisite requirement of an average grade of C or better in the following courses: ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311 or CSCI 2320, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, QMTH 2330.



Academic Map: MIS, Application Development – GIS

Department: Management Information Systems Degree: BBA Program/Major: MIS Track/Emphasis: Application Development – GIS Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core)2 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core)2 3 MATH1103 LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar3 3 core link LD UCA Core Choice3 3 core link General Elective 3



1320 1320


















Year 2



ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core Course Choice3 3 core link



ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003


Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R)5 3 GEOG 2475 Cartography 4 MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3 MIS 3300 Introduction to Computer Architecture and Programming 3 MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing5 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3344 Operations in Supply Chain Management5 3 FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital (UD UCA Core: I)5 3 MIS 3365 Database Applications 3 MIS 3363 Telecommunications and Computer Networks I 3 General Elective 3







Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 3403 Geographic Information Systems 4

MIS

3301 3335 3339 3362


3

MIS 4355 Project Management 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core; Capstone) 3

GEOG 3404 4307

Geographic Information Analysis or Decision Making in GIS 3 or 4

MIS 3328 Systems Analysis and Design (UD UCA Core: C) 3 General Elective 3 or 2






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Management Information Systems majors will satisfy the UCA Core Upper Division Re-quirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UCA Core: D, R], MIS 4328 Systems Analysis and Design [UCA Core: C], and MGMT 4347 Man-aging Policy and Strategy [UCA Core: Z (Capstone)]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet UCA Core requirements.


Notes






*First Year Seminar courses may be available in these areas. 4 All BBA students must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foundation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 FINA 3330, MGMT 3340, MGMT 3344, MKTG 3350. These courses have a prerequisite requirement of an average grade of C or better in the following courses ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, QMTH 2330.



Academic Map: MIS, Application Development – Programmer Analyst

Department: Management Information Systems Degree: BBA Program/Major: MIS Track/Emphasis: Application Development – Programmer Analyst Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1





1320 1320



MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business 3 ECON 2310 Global Environment of Business (LD UCA Core)2, 4 3 LD UCA Core Choice (Natural Science)3 4 core link















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Choice3 3 core link

Year 2



ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003




ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003


Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R)5 3 MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing5 3 MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3 MIS 3300 Introduction to Computer Architecture and Programming 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3344 Operations in Supply Chain Management5 3 FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital (UD UCA Core: I)5 3

MIS

3301 3335 3339 3362


3

MIS 3365 Database Applications 3 General Elective 3






Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MIS 3328 Systems Analysis and Design (UD UCA Core: C) 3 MIS 3363 Telecommunications and Computer Networks I 3 MIS 4329 Database Management Systems 3 MIS MIS Major Course Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z)5 3 MIS 4355 Project Management 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a Lower Division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Management Information Systems majors will satisfy the UCA Core Upper Division Re-quirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], MIS 4328 Systems Analysis and Design [UD UCA Core: C], and MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UD UCA Core: Z (Capstone)]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet UCA Core requirements.


Notes






*First Year Seminar courses may be available in these areas. 4 All BBA students must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Foundation courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 FINA 3330, MGMT 3340, MGMT 3344, MKTG 3350. These courses have a prerequisite requirement of an average grade of C or better in the following courses ACCT 2310, ACCT 2311 or CSCI 2320, ECON 2320, ECON 2321, QMTH 2330.



Academic Map: MIS, Business Analysis

Department: Management Information Systems Degree: BBA Program/Major: MIS Track/Emphasis: Business Analysis Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1





1320 1320


















Year 2



ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003




ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003


Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R)5 3 MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing5 3 MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3 MIS 3300 Introduction to Computer Architecture & Programming 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital (UD UCA Core: I)5 3 MGMT 3344 Operations in Supply Chain Management5 3 MIS 3328 Systems Analysis and Design (UD UCA Core: C) 3

MIS

3335 3343 4320 4325 4330 4380 4381

Programming in Python I or Advanced Spreadsheets or Critical Thinking or Predictive Analytics or Prescriptive Analytics or Business Intelligence or Data Mining

3

MIS 3365 Database Applications 3







Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MIS MIS Major Course Elective 3

MIS

3335 3343 4320 4325 4330 4380 4381


3

General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy 3

MIS

3335 3343 4320 4325 4330 4380 4381


3

MIS 4355 Project Management 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a Lower Division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living An approved LD UCA Core lab science and an approved LD UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Management Information Systems majors will satisfy the upper-division UCA Core require-

Notes





Notes – continued ments by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Manag-ing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], MIS 4328 Systems Analysis and Design [UD UCA Core: C], and MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UD UCA Core: Z (Capstone)]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet UCA Core requirements.





Academic Map: MIS, Network and Systems Administration

Department: Management Information Systems Degree: BBA Program/Major: MIS Track/Emphasis: Network and Systems Administration Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1





1320 1320


















Year 2



ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003




ECON 2320 2321


ECON2203 MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003


Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work5 (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing5 3 MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology 3 MIS 3300 Introduction to Computer Architecture & Programming 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3344 Operations in Supply Chain Management5 3 FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital5 (UD UCA Core: I) 3 MIS 3365 Database Applications 3 MIS 3363 Telecommunications and Computer Networks I 3 General Elective 3







Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MIS MIS Major Course Elective 3 MIS 4363 Telecommunications and Computer Networks II 3 MIS 3328 Systems Analysis and Design (UD UCA Core: C) 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 MIS 4355 Project Management 3 MIS 4364 Computer and Network Security 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Management Information Systems majors will satisfy the upper-division UCA Core require-ments by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Manag-ing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], MIS 4328 Systems Analysis and Design [UD UCA Core: C], and MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UD UCA Core: Z (Capstone)]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet UCA Core requirements.


Notes





Academic Map: Marketing

Department: Marketing & Management Degree: BBA Program/Major: Marketing Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No










Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core)2 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core) 2,3 3 MATH1103 ECON 2310 Global Environment of Business3, 4 3 core link LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar 3 3 core link General Elective 3



1320 1320



MATH 1395 Applied Mathematics for Business 4, 5 3 LD UCA Core Choice3 3 core link















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Choice (Lab Science Preferred) 3,6 4 core link LD UCA Core Choice First Year Seminar (if not semester 1) 3 3 core link

Year 2



2330 2301

Business Statistics5 or Business Communications 4 3 BUSI2103

BUSI2013 ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I 7 3 ACCT2003

ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics 4,7 or Principles of Microeconomics 4,7

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core Choice 3 3 core link



2330 2301

Business Statistics5 or Business Communications 4 3 BUSI2103

BUSI2013 ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting II 7 3 ACCT2013

ECON 2320 2321

Principles of Macroeconomics 4,7 or Principles of Microeconomics 4,7

3 ECON2103 ECON2203

MIS ACCT

1300 2321


3 BLAW2003

LD UCA Core Choice (Lab Science Preferred) 3 4 core link

Year 3



MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: D, R) 2,8 3





SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MKTG 4353 Marketing Research & Data Management (Mktg. Major Core Class) 3

Mktg. Major Elective 3


General Elective 3

General Elective 3







Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MKTG 4354 Customer Behavior (Mktg. Major Core Class) 3



General Elective 3

General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy (UD UCA Core: Z) 2 3

MKTG 4355 Marketing Management (Mktg. Major Core Class; UD UCA Core: C) 2

3


General Elective 3

General Elective 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the requirements of the upper-division (UD) UCA Core. Marketing majors will satisfy the upper-division UCA Core requirements by completing the following courses: FINA 3330 Managing Finance and Capital [UD UCA Core: I], MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work [UD UCA Core: D, R], MGMT 4347 Managing Policy and Strategy [UCA Core: Z (Capstone)], and MKTG 4355 Marketing Manage-ment [UD UCA Core: Communication]. 3 Students must select one course from each category to meet LD UCA Core requirements.


Notes







Students may use either MATH 1390, MATH 1395, or any lower division UCA Core approved calculus class such as MATH 1496 to meet the lower division UCA core requirements depending upon their initial placement. Students who take MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 to meet their lower division core requirement will have an additional 3 hours of general electives. 4 All Marketing Majors must take ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, ECON 2320, and ECON 2321 as part of their Business Founda-tion courses. Nine of these hours (ECON 2310, MGMT 2301, and either ECON 2320 or ECON 2321) will count towards both BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. Students who initially place in MATH 1395 or MATH 1496 will be able to use the course to meet the BBA degree requirements and the UCA Core requirements. 5 MATH 1395 is no longer a prerequisite for QMTH 2330. These courses may be interchanged in semesters where they are listed. 6 Students may take their UCA Core Science classes in any space designated UCA Core course. However, at least one Natu-ral Science course must be completed in the first 2 semesters, if possible. 7 In order for a BBA-seeking student to enroll in more than nine (9) hours of upper division courses in the College of Business, they must meet the following progression requirements:




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Academic Maps

College of Education undergraduate Academic Maps follow, listed here in alphabetical order:

Program Name Degree

Elementary Education K–6 BSE

Middle Level Education, Language Arts + Mathematics BSE

Middle Level Education, Language Arts + Science BSE

Middle Level Education, Language Arts + Social Studies BSE

Middle Level Education, Mathematics + Science BSE

Middle Level Education, Mathematics + Social Studies BSE

Middle Level Education, Science + Social Studies BSE

Special Education K–12 BSE

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Elementary Education K–6

Department: Elementary, Literacy, and Special Education Degree: BSE Program/Major: Elementary Education K–6 Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ce/else/





Year 1



MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

PSCI 1330 U.S. Government and Politics (LD UCA Core: SS) 3 PLSC2003 COMM 1300 Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]2 (LD UCA Core) 3 SPCH1003 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core) 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Life Science)


HIST 2301 2302

The Making of America: US History to 1877 (LD UCA Core) or America in the Modern Era: US History since 1877 (LD UCA Core)

3 HIST2113 HIST2123





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ce/else/






AMAP – Four Years



1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core)


EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession4 3 LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST 2304 Instructional Strategies for K–6 Social Studies 3 MATH 3351 Number Systems: Integers 3 PHYS 1400 Physical Science for General Education (LD UCA Core) 4 PHSC1004 EDUC

2330

Topics in Social Justice in Teaching & Learning (recommended) or Other approved LD UCA Core Responsible Living course

3 core link

LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures (SS) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ELSE 3301 Early Development and Learning Theories 3 ELSE 3305 Integrated Approaches to Child and Young Adult Literature 3 HIST 3310 Arkansas History 3 MATH 3352 Number Systems: Reals 3 SCI GEOG

3410 1400

Earth Science or Earth Systems Science

4

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ELSE 3308 Foundations of Diverse Learners 3 ELSE 3390 Integrated Curriculum and Assessment Planning 3 MATH 4310 Topics in Mathematics 3 SCI 4410 Concepts in Science 4

Spring – Semester 66 (credit hours: 17) Junior Block

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ELSE

4307

Instructional Programming for Diverse Learners (UD UCA Core: D, R)

3

ELSE 4309 Positive Classroom Environment 3 ELSE 4310 Junior Block Practicum 3 ELSE 4311 Foundations of Reading 3 ELSE

4315

Workshop Approach to Teaching Writing in the K–12 Classroom (UD UCA Core: C)

3

EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning 2





AMAP – Four Years


Year 4

Fall – Semester 77 (Credit hours: 18) Internship I

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ELSE 4305 Literacy Assessment and Intervention 3 ELSE 4316 Instructional Strategies for Math and Science 3 ELSE 4318 Internship I 3 ELSE 4319 Guidance and Management of Children 3 ELSE 4320 Elementary Reading Methods 3 ELSE 4331 Data-Driven Instructional Planning (UD UCA Core: I) 3

Spring – Semester 88 (Credit hours: 12) Internship II

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ELSE 4603 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z) 6 ELSE 4604 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z) 6

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses that fulfill these requirements. 4 See Teacher Admission requirements; take ACT for reading and math; take ACT writing or Praxis writing. 5 If 15 hours are needed, please see academic advisor. 6 To enroll in courses listed for Semester 6: Must be admitted to teacher education; cohorts formed: Jr. Block field T 8:00–2:00. 7 To enroll in courses listed for Semester 7: Must be admitted to teacher education; take PRAXIS II content exams; INTERN-SHIP I field, Tuesday 8:00–4:00 and Thursday 8:00–4:00. 8 To enroll in courses listed for Semester 8: Must be admitted to teacher education; Admission approval to INTERNSHIP II; take remaining PRAXIS exam(s) and Pearson Foundation of Reading Assessment; field daily, 8:00–4:00.

If 15 hours are needed, please see academic advisor.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Middle-Level Education, Language Arts + Math

Department: Teaching and Learning Degree: BSE Program/Major: Middle-Level Education Track/Emphasis: Language Arts + Math Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No





Degree Requirements: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/ Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ce/teaching-learning/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core: Critical Inquiry, Quantitative) 3 MATH1103 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013 EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession2 3 BIOL

1400


4 BIOL1004

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis: Fine Arts/Humanities 3 core link



1320 1320

Academic Writing & Research or Interdisciplinary Writing & Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Research and Writing)


MATH 3352 Number Systems for Elementary and Middle School Teachers: Reals 3





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ce/teaching-learning/






AMAP – Four Years



1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]4 (LD UCA Core: Oral Communication)

3 SPCH1003

LD UCA Core: Physical Science 4 core link LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis: American History/Government) 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3364 Concepts of Geometry 3 ENGL 2312 American Literature I 3 ENGL2653 LD UCA Core: Responsible Living (suggest EDUC 2330) 3 core link LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis: Social Science 3 core link

LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures) (suggest ENGL 2305 or ENGL 2306 if HUM needed)

3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3354 Concepts of Discrete Mathematics (spring only) 3 ENGL 2313 American Literature II 3 ENGL2663 WRTG 3340 Writing Acquisition: Theory and Practice (spring only) 3 MSIT 3310 Learning and Development5 (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3

LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (suggest ENGL 2370, 2380, or 2390 if HUM is needed)

3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4314 Applications of Middle Level Mathematics (fall only) 3 MATH 4320 Concepts of Calculus (fall only) 3 ENGL 3335 English Language Studies (fall only) 3 ENGL 3320 Literature for the Middle Grades (fall only) 3 MSIT

3320

Introduction to Teaching at the Middle Level5 (must be completed prior to Gate 1 admission to teacher education)

3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4335 Concepts of Advanced Mathematics (spring only) 3 ENGL 4361 Literature for Adolescents 3 HIST 3310 Social Science Concepts in Arkansas History 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings6 3 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning7 2 MSIT 4325 Disciplinary Literacy (UD UCA Core: C) 3







AMAP – Four Years


Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MSIT 4305 Classroom Management 3 MSIT 4311 Internship I 3 MSIT 4312 Strategies for Reading and Writing Assessment and Instruction 3 MSIT 4321 Classroom Assessment (UD UCA Core: I) 3

MSIT 4328 Advanced Strategies for Teaching and Learning in Middle Level Content Specific Classrooms

3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MSIT 4612 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z) 6 MSIT 4613 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z) 6

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Field experience hours required. Refer to College of Education Office of Candidate Services website (uca.edu/ocs) for teacher education admission requirements. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core (see annotations in this Academic Map for courses fulfilling these requirements). 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 Field experience hours required. 6 Must be admitted to teacher education and field experience hours required. 7 Must be admitted to teacher education. 8 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required in some courses. Take required Praxis II content exam(s). 9 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required. Take required Praxis II pedagogy exam(s).

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Middle-Level Education, Language Arts + Science

Department: Teaching and Learning Degree: BSE Program/Major: Middle-Level Education Track/Emphasis: Language Arts + Science Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ce/teaching-learning/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1390 College Algebra (LD UCA Core: Quantitative) 3 MATH1103 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013 EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession2 3 BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Life Science)


LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities3 3 core link



1320 1320

Academic Writing & Research or Interdisciplinary Writing & Research or Other approved alternative


COMM 1300 Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]4 (LD UCA Core: Oral Communication)

3 SPCH1003












AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1400 Physical Science for General Education (LD UCA Core: Physical Sci) 4 PHSC1004

LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (suggest ENGL 2370, 2380, or 2390 if HUM is needed)

3 core link


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL 3335 English Language Studies (fall only) 3 CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1004 ENGL 2312 American Literature I 3 ENGL2653 LD UCA Core: Responsible Living (suggest EDUC 2330) 3 core link

LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures (suggest ENGL 2305 or ENGL 2306 if HUM can be taken)

3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 3340 Writing Acquisition: Theory and Practice (spring only) 3 PHYS SCI GEOG

1401 3410 1400

Descriptive Astronomy or Earth Science or Earth Systems Science

4 PHSC1204 PHSC1104

ENGL 2313 American Literature II 3 ENGL2663 MSIT 3310 Learning and Development5 (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Social Science 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL 3320 Literature for the Middle Grades (fall only) 3 SCI 3320 Advanced Science Concepts I (fall only) 3 SCI 4314 Applications of Middle Level Science (fall only) 3 HIST 3310 Social Science Concepts in Arkansas History 3 MSIT

3320


3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SCI 4420 Advanced Science Concepts II (spring only) 4 ENGL 4361 Literature for Adolescents 3 MSIT 4325 Disciplinary Literacy (UD UCA Core: C) 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings6 3 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning7 2






AMAP – Four Years


Year 4



MSIT 4328 Advanced Strategies for Teaching and Learning in Middle Level Content-Specific Classrooms

3



1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Field experience hours required. Refer to College of Education Office of Candidate Services website (uca.edu/ocs) for teacher education admission requirements. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses fulfilling these requirements. 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 Field experience hours required. 6 Must be admitted to teacher education and field experience hours required. 7 Must be admitted to teacher education. 8 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required in some courses. Take required Praxis II content exam(s). 9 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required. Take required Praxis II pedagogy exam.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Middle-Level Education, Language Arts + Social Studies

Department: Teaching and Learning Degree: BSE Program/Major: Middle-Level Education Track/Emphasis: Language Arts + Social Studies Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1



1400






1320 1320

Academic Writing & Research or Interdisciplinary Writing & Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Research/Writing)


GEOG 1305 Principles of Geography 3 GEOG1103












AMAP – Four Years



1300


3 SPCH1003

HIST

1310

Mummies-Mongols: World History I (LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures)

3 HIST1113


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL 3335 English Language Studies (fall only) 3 ENGL 2312 American Literature I 3 ENGL2653 PSCI 1330 United States Government and Politics 3 PLSC2003 HIST

2301

The Making of America: US History to 1877 (LD UCA Core: American History/Government)

3 HIST2113

LD UCA Core: Responsible Living2 (suggest EDUC 2330) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 3340 Writing Acquisition (spring only) 3 HIST 2302 America in the Modern Era: US History since 1877 3 HIST2123 ENGL 2313 American Literature II 3 ENGL2663 MSIT 3310 Learning and Development5 (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3

LD UCA Core (Diversity in Creative Works)

(suggest ENGL 2370, 2380, 2390 if HUM is needed) 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGL 3320 Literature for the Middle Grades (fall only) 3 ECON 2320 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 ECON2103 HIST 2320 Introduction to Historical Research 3

MSIT 3320 Introduction to Teaching at the Middle Level5 (must be completed prior to Gate 1 admission to teacher education)

3

LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Inquiry and Analysis: Social Science)

(suggest ECON 2320, ECON 2321, SOC 1300, OR PSYC 1300) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HIST 1320 Galileo-Gandhi: World History II 3 HIST1123 HIST 3310 Social Science Concepts in Arkansas History 3 ENGL 4361 Literature for Adolescents 3 MSIT 4325 Disciplinary Literacy (UD UCA Core: C) 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings6 3 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning7 2





AMAP – Four Years


Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MSIT 4305 Classroom Management 3 MSIT 4311 Internship I 3 MSIT 4312 Strategies for Reading and Writing Assessment and Instruction 3 MSIT 4321 Classroom Assessment (UD UCA Core: I) 3 MSIT

4328

Advanced Strategies for Teaching and Learning in Middle Level Content-Specific Classrooms

3



1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Field experience hours required. Refer to College of Education Office of Candidate Services website (uca.edu/ocs) for teacher education admission requirements. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the ma-jor that fulfill these requirements. 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 Field experience hours required. 6 Must be admitted to teacher education and field experience hours required. 7 Must be admitted to teacher education. 8 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required in some courses. Take required Praxis II content exam(s). 9 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required. Take required Praxis II pedagogy exam.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Middle-Level Education, Math + Science

Department: Teaching and Learning Degree: BSE Program/Major: Middle-Level Education Track/Emphasis: Math + Science Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1390 College Algebra (Critical Inquiry: Quantitative) 3 MATH1103 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (Communication: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013 EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession2 3 BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Life Science) 3





1320 1320















AMAP – Four Years



1300


3 SPCH1003

PHYS 1400 Physical Science for General Education (LD UCA Core: Physical Sci) 4 PHSC1004 LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis: American History/Government 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3364 Concepts of Geometry 3 CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1004 PHYS 1401 Descriptive Astronomy 4 PHSC1204 LD UCA Core: Responsible Living (suggest EDUC 2330) 3 core link LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3354 Concepts of Discrete Mathematics (spring only) 3 SCI GEOG

3410 1400

Earth Science or Earth Systems Science

4 PHSC1104

MSIT 3310 Learning and Development5 (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Social Science 3 core link LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4314 Applications of Middle Level Mathematics (fall only) 3 MATH 4320 Concepts of Calculus (fall only) 3 SCI 3320 Advanced Science Concepts I (fall only) 3 HIST 3310 Social Science Concepts in Arkansas History 3

MSIT 3320 Introduction to Teaching at the Middle Level5 (must be completed prior to Gate 1 admission to teacher education)

3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4335 Concepts of Advanced Mathematics (spring only) 3 SCI 4420 Advanced Science Concepts II (spring only) 4 MSIT 4325 Disciplinary Literacy (UD UCA Core: C) 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings6 3 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning7 2






AMAP – Four Years


Year 4




3



1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Field experience hours required. Refer to College of Education Office of Candidate Services website (uca.edu/ocs) for teacher education admission requirements. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 Field experience hours required. 6 Must be admitted to teacher education and field experience hours required. 7 Must be admitted to teacher education. 8 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required in some courses. Take required Praxis II content exam(s). 9 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required. Take required Praxis II pedagogy exam.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Middle-Level Education, Math + Social Studies

Department: Teaching and Learning Degree: BSE Program/Major: Middle-Level Education Track/Emphasis: Math + Social Studies Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1



1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Life Science) 3

4 BIOL1004

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities 3 core link



1320 1320














AMAP – Four Years



1300


3 SPCH1003

HIST

2301


3 HIST2113


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3364 Concepts of Geometry 3 PSCI 1330 United States Government and Politics 3 PLSC2003 HIST

1310


3 HIST1113

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Social Science (suggest ECON 2320, ECON 2321, SOC 1300, or PSYC 1300)

3 core link

LD UCA Core: Responsible Living (suggest EDUC 2330) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3354 Concepts of Discrete Mathematics (spring only) 3 HIST 2302 America in the Modern Era: US History since 1877 3 HIST2123 GEOG 1305 Principles of Geography 3 GEOG1103 MSIT 3310 Learning and Development5 (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3 LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4314 Applications of Middle Level Mathematics (fall only) 3 MATH 4320 Concepts of Calculus (fall only) 3 ECON 2320 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 ECON2103 MSIT

3320


3

HIST 2320 Introduction to Historical Research 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4335 Concepts of Advanced Mathematics (spring only) 3 HIST 3310 Social Science Concepts in Arkansas History 3 HIST 1320 Galileo-Gandhi: World History II 3 HIST1123 MSIT 4325 Disciplinary Literacy (UD UCA Core: C) 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings6 3 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning7 2





AMAP – Four Years


Year 4




3



1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Field experience hours required. Refer to College of Education Office of Candidate Services website (uca.edu/ocs) for teacher education admission requirements. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 Field experience hours required. 6 Must be admitted to teacher education and field experience hours required. 7 Must be admitted to teacher education. 8 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required in some courses. Take required Praxis II content exam(s). 9 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required. Take required Praxis II pedagogy exam.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Middle-Level Education, Science + Social Studies

Department: Teaching and Learning Degree: BSE Program/Major: Middle-Level Education Track/Emphasis: Science + Social Studies Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1



1400



LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities 3 core link



1320 1320



COMM

1300


3 SPCH1003












AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS

1400

Physical Science for General Education (LD UCA Core: Physical Science)

4 PHSC1004

HIST

2301


3 HIST2113

LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 1305 Principles of Geography 3 GEOG1103 CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1004 PSCI 1330 United States Government and Politics 3 PLSC2003 HIST

1310


3 HIST1113

LD UCA Core: Responsible Living (suggested: EDUC 2330) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS SCI GEOG

1401 3410 1400

Descriptive Astronomy or Earth Science or Earth Systems Science

4 PHSC1204 PHSC1104

ECON 2320 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 ECON2103 HIST 2302 America in the Modern Era: US History since 1877 3 HIST2123 MSIT 3310 Learning and Development5 (UD UCA Core: D, R) 3

LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Social Science (suggest ECON 2320, ECON 2321, SOC 1300, OR PSYC 1300)

3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SCI 3320 Advanced Science Concepts I (fall only) 3 SCI 4314 Application of Middle Level Science (fall only) 3 HIST 2320 Introduction to Historical Research 3 HIST 1320 Galileo-Gandhi: World History II 3 HIST1123 MSIT

3320

Introduction to Teaching at the Middle Level Education5 (must be completed prior to Gate 1 admission to teacher education)

3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SCI 4420 Advanced Science Concepts II (spring only) 4 HIST 3310 Social Science Concepts in Arkansas History 3 MSIT 4325 Disciplinary Literacy (UD UCA Core: C) 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings6 3 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning7 2




AMAP – Four Years


Year 4




3



1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Field experience hours required. Refer to College of Education Office of Candidate Services website (http://uca.edu/ocs/) for teacher education admission requirements. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 Field experience hours required. 6 Must be admitted to teacher education and field experience hours required. 7 Must be admitted to teacher education. 8 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required in some courses. Take required Praxis II content exam(s). 9 Must be admitted to teacher education to enroll in courses listed in this semester and field experience hours required. Take required Praxis II pedagogy exam.

Notes



http://uca.edu/ocs/

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Special Education K–12

Department: Elementary, Literacy, and Special Education Degree: BSE Program/Major: Special Education K–12 Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No



LD Core Check Sheet: https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/


Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ce/else/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core) 3 ENGL1023 PSCI 1330 U.S. Government and Politics (LD UCA Core [SS]) 3 PLSC2003 LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities2 3 core link

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

COMM 1300 Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]3 (LD UCA Core) 3 SPCH1003



1320 1320



HIST 2301 2302

The Making of America: US History to 1877 (LD UCA Core) or America in the Modern Era: US History since 1877 (LD UCA Core)

3 HIST2113 HIST2123

EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession4 3




https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ce/else/






AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works 3 core link BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Life Sciences)


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3352 Number Systems: Reals 3 ELSE 3301 Development and Learning Theories 3 PHYS 1400 Physical Science for General Education (LD UCA Core) 4 PHSC1004 LD UCA Core: Responsible Living (EDUC 2330 recommended) 3 core link LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures (SS) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS SCI 4410 Concepts of Science 4 ELSE 3308 Foundations of Diverse Learners 3 ELSE 3390 Integrated Curriculum & Assessment Planning 3 MATH 3364 Concepts of Geometry and Measurement 3

Year 3

Fall – Semester 56 (Credit hours: 17) Junior Block


ELSE 4315 Workshop Approach to Teaching Writing in the K–12 Classroom (UD UCA Core: C)

3

ELSE

4307

Instructional Programming for Diverse Learners (UD UCA Core: D, R)

3

ELSE 4309 Positive Classroom Environment 3 ELSE 4310 Junior Block Practicum 3 ELSE 4311 Foundations of Reading 3 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology into Teaching and Learning7 2

Spring – Semester 68 (Credit hours: 18) Internship 1A


ELSE 4306 Educational Programming for Middle and Secondary Learners with Mild Disabilities

3

ELSE 4308 Educational Programming for Students with Significant Disabilities 3 ELSE 4320 Elementary Reading Methods 3 MSIT 4325 Disciplinary Literacy 3 ELSE 4303 Current Issues and Trends in Special Education 3 ELSE 4325 Special Education Practicum: Secondary 3





AMAP – Four Years


Year 4

Fall – Semester 79 (Credit hours: 15) Internship 1B

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ELSE 4331 Data Driven Instructional Planning (UD UCA Core: I) 3 ELSE 4302 Behavior Guidance for the Diverse Classroom 3 ELSE 4301 Math and Science for Diverse Learners 3 ELSE 4305 Literacy Assessment and Intervention 3 ELSE 4324 Special Education Practicum: Elementary 3

Spring – Semester 810 (Credit hours: 12) Internship II

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ELSE 4603 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z) 6 ELSE 4604 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z) 6

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Respon-sible Living.

The student will also need to complete major or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and cap-stone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses fulfilling these requirements. 3 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 4 See Teacher Admission requirements; take ACT for reading and math; take ACT writing or Praxis writing. 5 If 15 hours are needed, please see academic advisor. 6 Must be admitted to teacher education; cohorts formed: Jr. Block field T 8:00-2:00. 7 Must be admitted to teacher education. 8 Must be admitted to teacher education. Internship 1A is spring only. May be completed before or after Internship 1B. No ad-ditional courses can be added to Internship 1. Field Hours TBA. 9 Must be admitted to teacher education. Internship 1B is fall only. May be completed before or after Internship 1A. No addi-tional courses can be added to Intership1. Field Hours TBA. 10 Must be admitted to teacher education. Admission approval to INTERNSHIP II; take PRAXIS Fundamental Subjects: Con-tent Knowledge #5511 and Pearson Foundation of Reading Assessment; must have completed PRAXIS II Special Education: Core Knowledge and Application #5354 prior to INTERSHIP II semester. Field Daily 8:00–4:00.

If 15 hours are needed, please see academic advisor.

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Academic Maps

College of Health and Behavioral Sciences undergraduate Academic Maps follow, listed here in alphabetical order:

Program Name Degree

Addiction Studies, Prevention BS

Addiction Studies, Treatment BS

Communication Sciences & Disorders BS

Community Nutrition BS

Dietetics (formerly Nutrition) BS

Exercise Science BS

Exercise Science, Clinical Exercise Science BS

Exercise Science, Pre-Athletic Training BS

Family and Consumer Sciences (General) BS

Family and Consumer Sciences Education BSE

Health Promotion BS

Health Sciences, Health Services Administration BS

Medical Laboratory Science BS

Nuclear Medicine Technology BS

Nursing BSN

Nutrition Science BS

Physical Education Teacher Education BSE

Psychology BS

Radiography – Baptist BS

Radiography – St. Vincent BS



Academic Map: Addiction Studies, Prevention

Department: Health Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Addiction Studies Track/Emphasis: Prevention NO Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/health-sciences/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core (Diversity/World Cultures [SS only])2 3 core link

MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

General Elective 3 core link HLTH 1320 Essentials of Health and Wellness3 3



1320 1320



UCA Core (Diversity/Creative Works [FA only]) 3 core link General Elective 3 core link





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/health-sciences/











SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NUTR

1300

Foundations of Nutrition or Any HLTH elective course not otherwise required

3

PSYC 1300 General Psychology (LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis [SS]) 3 PSYC1103

Year 2



1300



LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: Fine Arts/Humanities [HUM only]) 3 core link BIOL 1400 Exploring Concepts in Biology (LD UCA Core: Life Science) 4 BIOL1004 HLTH 3320 Epidemiological Research (UD UCA Core: I) 3 HLTH 3123 Medical Terminology 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: American History/Government) 3 core link LD UCA Core (Physical Science) 4 core link PSYC SOC

2330 2321

Psychological Statistics or Social Statistics

3

H SC 3315 Theory and Practice of Prevention 3 PSYC 2370 Developmental Psychology 3 PSYC2103

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 2405 Human Anatomy and Physiology5 (BS Special Requirement) 4 Elective: UD UCA Core: D 3 PSYC 3332 Research Methods 3 HLTH 3301 Theoretical Bases of Health Education (UD UCA Core: R) 3 HLTH 2320 Mental Health 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 2411 Microbiology in Human Affairs5 (BS Special Requirement) 4 BIOL2004 HLTH 4370 Administration of Health Programs (UD UCA Core: C) 3 PSYC 4320 Abnormal Psychology 3 H SC 4312 Drug Education 3 HLTH 4331 Program Planning and Evaluation 3







Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HLTH 4300 Community Health 3 HLTH 3300 Methods and Materials for Health Promotion (UD UCA Core: C) 3 General Elective UD 3 General Elective UD 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HLTH 4600 Health Promotion Internship in Prevention (UD UCA Core: Z) 6 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 H SC 3120 Prevention Practicum 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available UD UCA Core courses. 3 LD UCA Core: Responsible Living. It is recommended that the student enroll in an FYS section of this course if possible. 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 BIOL 2405 and 2411 can be used to fulfill the BS special degree requirement. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science.

Notes





Academic Map: Addiction Studies, Treatment

Department: Health Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Addiction Studies Track/Emphasis: Treatment NO Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1



MATH 1360 1390


3 MATH1113 MATH1103

LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures (SS only)2 3 core link HLTH 1320 Essentials of Health and Wellness3 3 H SC 2310 Addiction Counseling: Theory and Practice 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA only)2 3 core link WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



General Elective 3














SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS H SC 2320 Addictions: Assessment, Intervention, and Treatment Planning 3 PSYC 1300 General Psychology 3 PSYC1103

Year 2



1300



LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: Fine Arts/Humanities [HUM only])2 3 core link

BIOL

1400 1401 1402

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Exploring Ecology & the Environment or Exploring Human Biology or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Life Science)2

4 BIOL1004 BIOL1004 BIOL1004 core link

H SC 2330 Etiology and Epidemiology of Addiction 3 HLTH 2201 First Aid 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government2 3 core link LD UCA Core: Physical Science2 4 core link PSYC SOC

2330 2321

Psychological Statistics or Social Statistics

3

H SC 3315 Theory and Practice of Prevention 3 Elective UD UCA Core: C (WRTG 3310 suggested) 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 2405 Human Anatomy and Physiology5 4 PSYC 2370 Developmental Psychology 3 PSYC2103 PSYC SOC

3332 3320

Research Methods (UD UCA Core: I) Social Research Methods (UD UCA Core: I, C)

3

H SC 3330 Family Systems and Addiction 3 HLTH 2320 Mental Health 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 2411 Microbiology in Human Affairs5 4 BIOL2004 H SC 3320 Legal and Ethical Issues in Addictions 3 PSYC 4320 Abnormal Psychology 3 H SC 4312 Drug Education 3 General Elective, UD 3








Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS H SC 3310 Group Counseling Skills (prerequisite: 2310) 3 PSYC 4300 Theories of Personality 3 General Elective, UD 3 General Elective, UD 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS H SC 4610 Practicum in Substance Abuse (UD UCA Core: Z) 6 General Elective, UD (UD UCA Core: I) 3 General Elective, UD (UD UCA Core: R) 3






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements (D, I, and Z—and C if SOC 3320 is used for Research Methods). Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available UD UCA Core courses to fulfill the additional requirements (R—and C if PSYC 3332 is used for Research Methods). 3 This course fulfills the LD UCA Core requirement in Responsible Living. It is recommended that, if possible, the student enroll in an FYS section of this course to fulfill the FYS requirement. 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 BIOL 2405 and 2411 fulfill the BS special degree requirement. For further details about the BS Science/Math requirement, see the Undergraduate Bulletin, “Degree Requirements,” § 2.2.6, Bachelor of Science.

Notes





Academic Map: Communication Sciences and Disorders

Department: Communication Sciences and Disorders Degree: BS Program/Major: Communication Sciences and Disorders Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No1






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/csd/





Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG

1310

Introduction to College Writing or Approved alternative

3 ENGL1013

MATH 1390 College Algebra 3 MATH1103 LD UCA Core (Responsible Living) 4 3 core link COMM PSYC SOC

1300 1300 1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]5 or General Psychology or Principles of Sociology (students need either PSYC or SOC)

3 SPCH1003 PSYC1103 SOCI1013

LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: Fine Arts/Humanities)4, 6 3 core link


1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research (preferred) or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research Other approved alternative4






https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/csd/









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSD 2300 Introduction to Communication Sciences and Disorders7 3

BIOL 1400 1401 1402

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Exploring Ecology and the Environment or Exploring Human Biology

4 BIOL1004 BIOL1004 BIOL1004

LD UCA Core (Diversity in Creative Works)4, 6 3 core link COMM PSYC SOC

1300 1300 1300

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]5 or General Psychology or Principles of Sociology (If PSYC/SOC taken first semester, COMM 1300 to be taken here)

3 SPCH1003 PSYC1103 SOCI1013

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSD 2306 Neuroscience for Communication7 3 LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: American History/ Government)4 3 core link CHEM CHEM PHYS PHYS PHYS

1402 1450 1405 1410 1441

General Chemistry for Health Sciences or College Chemistry I or Applied Physics or College Physics 1 or University Physics 1

4

CHEM1214 CHEM1414 PHYS2014 PHYS2034

LD UCA Core (Diversity in World Cultures [SS])4 3 core link General Elective8 2

Spring – Semester 4 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSD 2322 Applied Phonetics 7 3 General Elective8 3 General Elective8 3 BIOL BIOL BIOL

1440 1410 2405

BS special degree requirements (science): 9 Principles of Biology or Human Anatomy and Physiology I or Human Anatomy and Physiology

4 BIOL1014 BIOL2404

General Elective8 2

Year 3

Fall – Semester 5 (credit hours: 16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSD 3306 Anatomy and Physiology for Communication Sciences/Disorders7 3 CSD 3321 Language Acquisition and Literacy 7 3 CSD 3311 Fundamentals of Speech/Hearing Science 7 (prereq.: CSD 2322) 3 General Elective8 3 BIOL BIOL BIOL BIOL

1441 2410 2411 2420

BS special degree requirement (science):9 Principles of Biology II or Human Anatomy and Physiology II or Microbiology in Human Affairs or Histology for Health Sciences

4

BIOL1014 BIOL2414 BIOL2004






Spring – Semester 6 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSD 3301 Articulation & Phonological Disorders 3 CSD 3335 Birth To Five: Assessment and Intervention 3 General Elective8 3 General Elective8 3 PSYC MATH SOC QMTH

2330 2311 2321 2330

Psychological Statistics Elementary Statistics Social Statistics Business Statistics

3 MATH2103

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSD 4340 Research Principles and Practice (UD UCA Core: C, I) 3 CSD 4311 Audiology 7 (prereq: CSD 3311) (UD UCA Core: R) 3 CSD 4325 Clinical Methods (prereqs.: CSD 2300, 3321, 3301, 3335) 3 General Elective (upper-division)8 3 General Elective (upper-division)8 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSD 4315 Aural Rehabilitation (prereq.: CSD 4311) (UD UCA Core: D) 3 CSD 4400 Language Disorders Across the Lifespan (prereq.: CSD 3321) 4 CSD 4343 Capstone in CSD (prereq: CSD 4340) (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 CSD 4326 Diagnostic Methods (prereqs.: CSD 2300, 3321, 3301, 3335) 3





General Note A master’s degree is required for licensure in speech-language pathology. To practice as a speech-language pathologist in Arkansas and other states, individuals must have a master’s degree and be licensed. To be licensed, individuals must have the Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. To obtain this certificate, individuals must successfully complete a master’s degree, pass a national examination, and complete a clinical fellowship year. The clinical fellowship year is typically completed during the first year the graduate is working as a speech-language



pathologist. The master’s program takes two full years to complete. Applications for the UCA master’s program are submitted in January of the student’s senior year. The program starts in the Fall.

Notes

1 A minor is not required. In lieu of a minor, students must complete approximately 22 hours of electives across related disci-plines approved by the major academic advisor. 2 The program requires a 2.75 minimum cumulative GPA and a 3.0 minimum major GPA. If a student receives a D or F in any CSD course, the course must be repeated. 3 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 6 Students must complete at least one Humanities (HUM) and one Fine Arts (FA) course as part of the LD UCA Core require-ments. 7 This course is offered in both Fall and Spring. The student must meet prerequisites to register. 8 Suggested electives: Psychology: PSYC 2350, 2370, 3310, 3325, 3351, 4320, 4325, 4351, and 4352; Physics: PHYS 1400 and 1405; Linguistics: LING 2320, 3115, and 3325; Biology: BIOL 2490 and 3370. 9 This degree plan assumes eight (8) hours of lab science coursework beyond the lower-division UCA Core requirement to satisfy the BS special degree requirements (science option).





Academic Map: Community Nutrition

Department: Family and Consumer Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Community Nutrition Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/facs/





Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (Credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 NUTR 1300 Foundations of Nutrition 3 BIOL 1400 Exploring Concepts in Biology (LD UCA Core, Life Science) 4 NUTR 1100 Introduction to the Profession 1 HLTH

1320

Essentials of Health and Wellness or Another approved LD Responsible Living course2

3 core link

General elective 1



1320 1320








https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/facs/








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH BIOL 2405 Human Anatomy and Physiology 4 LD UCA Core, American History/Government2 3 core link NUTR 2311 Meal Management 3

Year 2

Fall – Semester 3 (Credit hours: 16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ANTH 1302 Anthropology or

Other LD UCA Core, Diversity/World Cultures (Social Science only)2 3 ANTH1013 core link

FACS 2341 Lifespan Development 3 CHEM 1402 General Chemistry for Health Sciences 4 CHEM1214 PHIL

1301

Philosophy for Living or Other approved LD UCA Core Fine Arts/Humanities course2


PSYC 1300 General Psychology 3 PSYC1103


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH NUTR 3310 Food Science 3 FACS 3311 Resource Management (UC UCA Core: C)4 3 COMM MGMT

1300 2301

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]5 or Business Communication

3 SPCH1003 BUSI2013

MUS 2300 Music Appreciation (LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works [FA]) 3 MUSC1003 General Elective 3

Year 3

Fall – Semester 5 (Credit hours: 16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH NUTR 3350 Community Nutrition 3 NUTR 3370 Lifecycle Nutrition I 3 NUTR 3380 Food Economics 3 BIOL 2411 Microbiology in Human Affairs 4 FACS 3318 Parenting Issues 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH FACS 3372 Personal and Family Finance [UD UCA Core: I, R]4 3 FACS 3356 Methods in Family & Consumer Sciences Education 3 NUTR 3371 Nutrition Counseling 3 UD General Elective 3 NUTR 3375 Lifecycle Nutrition II 3






Year 4

Fall – Semester 7 (Credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH NUTR 4301 Research in FACS/Nutrition 3 NUTR 4395 Nutrition Contemporary Issues [UD UCA Core: D]4 3 UD General Elective 3 PSYC

2330

Psychological Statistics or Other introductory statistics course6

3

UD General Elective 3

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 12) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH NUTR 4321 Nutrition Services Administration 3 FACS 2351 Family Relations 3 UD General Elective 3 NUTR 4339 Community Nutrition Practicum [UD UCA Core: Z]4 3





Notes

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 3 MATH 1390 is a corequisite/prerequisite for CHEM 1402. 4 The student will need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. The student must complete upper-division UCA Core courses that address each of the four UCA Core areas: Diversity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). One course may address up to two areas. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core require-ments. 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 6 Other statistics courses include GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, QMTH 2330, and SOC 2321.





Academic Map: Dietetics

Department: Family and Consumer Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Dietetics Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 NUTR 1300 Foundations of Nutrition 3 BIOL 1400 Exploring Concepts in Biology 4 BIOL1004 NUTR 1100 Introduction to the Profession 1 PSYC SOC

1300 1300

General Psychology or Sociology 3 PSYC 1103

SOCI 1013 General elective 1


1320 1320



MATH 1390 College Algebra3 3 MATH1103 BIOL 3406 Structure and Function of the Human Body I 4












SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core, American History/Government2 3 core link NUTR 2311 Meal Management 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ANTH 1302 Anthropology or

Other LD UCA Core, Diversity/World Cultures (Social Science only)2 3 ANTH1013

core link FACS 2341 Lifespan Development 3 CHEM 1402 General Chemistry for Health Sciences 4 CHEM1214 BIOL 3407 Structure and Function of the Human Body II 4 Elective 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NUTR 3310 Food Science 3 FACS 3311 Resource Management [UD UCA Core: C] 4 3 COMM MGMT

1300 2301


3 SPCH1003 BUSI2013

MUS 2300 Music Appreciation (LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works [FA]) 3 MUSC1003 CHEM 2450 Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry 4 CHEM1224

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NUTR 3350 Community Nutrition 3 NUTR 3370 Lifecycle Nutrition I 3 NUTR 3380 Food Economics 3 FACS 3356 Methods in Family & Consumer Sciences Education 3 BIOL 2411 Microbiology in Human Affairs 4 BIOL2004


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FACS 3372 Personal and Family Finance [UD UCA Core: I, R]4 3 NUTR 3390 Nutrition and Metabolism 3 NUTR 4315 Sports Nutrition 3 NUTR 4321 Nutrition Services Administration 3 NUTR 3375 Lifecycle Nutrition II 3





Year 4

Fall – Semester 7 (Credit hours: 15)4 SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NUTR 4301 Research in FACS/Nutrition 3 NUTR 3371 Nutrition Counseling 3 NUTR 4325 Medical Nutrition Therapy I 3 PSYC

2330

Psychological Statistics or Other Statistics course6

3

NUTR 4395 Nutrition Contemporary Issues [UD UCA Core: D]4 3

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 12)4 SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NUTR 4335 Nutrition Senior Seminar7 [UD UCA Core: Z]4 3 NUTR 4351 Experimental Food Science 3 NUTR 4374 Medical Nutrition Therapy II 3 LD UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities2 3 core link





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1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 3 MATH 1390 is a prerequisite for CHEM 1402. 4 The student will need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. The student must complete upper-division UCA Core courses that address each of the four UCA Core areas: Diversity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). One course may address up to two areas. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core require-ments. 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 6 Other statistics courses include GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, QMTH 2330, and SOC 2321. 7 Must be taken in last semester (fall for December graduation, spring for May or August graduation).






Academic Map: Exercise Science

Department: Exercise and Sport Science Degree: BS1 Program/Major: Exercise Science Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/exss/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 EXSS 1320 Foundations of Wellness (FYS, if possible)3 3

BIOL

1400 1401 1402 1440

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Exploring Ecology and the Environment or Exploring Human Biology or Principles of Biology (LD UCA Core: Life Science)4

4 BIOL1004 BIOL1004 BIOL1004 BIOL1014

PSYC 1300 General Psychology (LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis [SS]) 3 PSYC 1103

MATH 1390

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1320 1320

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CHEM 1402 1450

General Chemistry for Health Sciences or College Chemistry I6

4 CHEM1214 CHEM1414

EXSS 1310 Introduction to Exercise Science 3

LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works or LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, FA/HUM7

3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 2340 Motor Development and Learning 3 EXSS 2381 Anatomical Kinesiology 3 BS Science/Math8 4 acts link LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government 3 core link

LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works or LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, FA/HUM7 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 3303 Exercise Physiology 3 EXSS 2320 Fitness Assessments in Exercise Science 3 HLTH 2201 First Aid 2 BS Science/Math8 4 acts link LD UCA Core (Diversity/World Cultures [SS only])9 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 3331 Care and Prevention of Exercise and Sports Injuries 3 EXSS 3348 Exercise Prescription for General Populations (UD UCA Core: R) 3 NUTR 1300 Foundations of Nutrition 3 Psychology Requirement10 3 Major Elective11 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 4395 Sport in American Society (UD UCA Core: D) 3 EXSS 3350 Obesity Prevention and Management 3 Nutrition Requirement12 3 EXSS 4323 Group Exercise Leadership 3 Major Elective11 3

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SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 3382 Biomechanics (UD UCA Core: I) 3 EXSS 3352 Exercise Prescription for Special Populations 3 EXSS 4351 Sport and Fitness Administration (UD UCA Core: C) 3 Statistics Requirement13 3 EXSS 4376 Advanced Strength and Conditioning 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS

4320

Measurement and Evaluation in Human Performance (UD UCA Core: Z)

3

EXSS 3353 Exercise Prescription for Senior Populations 3 EXSS 4V99 Internship in Exercise Science14 3 Major Elective11 3





1 A major grade point average of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale is required to complete the degree. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 It is recommended that students complete an FYS section of EXSS 1320. If an FYS section of the course is not available, students may complete a non-FYS section of EXSS 1320. Students should consult with their advisor to ensure that they com-plete an FYS section of a course from either Critical Inquiry courses or Social Science courses (designated SS) within Diver-sity/World Cultures. 4 Must be animal biology, not botany. Note: BIOL 1440 requires the following prerequisites: High School chemistry or CHEM 1301 (or above) and a composite ACT score of 21 or higher OR BIOL 1400 and CHEM 1301 (or above), both with a grade of C or higher. Students not meeting the prerequisite requirements must have permission of the Biology department chair prior to enrollment. 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 6 CHEM 1402 and 1450 require the following prerequisites: ACT mathematics score of at least 21 or corequisite/prerequisite of MATH 1390. It is recommended that students have taken and passed high school chemistry or have completed CHEM 1301 with a C or better.

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Academic Map: Exercise Science, Clinical Exercise Science

Department: Exercise and Sport Science Degree: BS1 Program/Major: Exercise Science Track/Emphasis: Clinical Exercise Science Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1



BIOL

1400 1401 1402 1440


4 BIOL1004 core link BIOL1014


MATH 1390

College Algebra or Approved higher level mathematics course




1320 1320



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CHEM 1402 1450


4 CHEM1214 CHEM1414


LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works or LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, FA/HUM7

3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 2340 Motor Development and Learning 3 EXSS 2381 Anatomical Kinesiology 3 BS Science/Math8 4 acts link LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government 3 core link



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 3303 Exercise Physiology 3 EXSS 2320 Fitness Assessments in Exercise Science 3 HLTH 2201 First Aid 2 BS Science/Math8 4 acts link LD UCA Core (Diversity/World Cultures [SS only])9 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 3382 Biomechanics (UD UCA Core: I) 3 EXSS 4395 Sport in American Society (UD UCA Core: D) 3 EXSS 3348 Exercise Prescription for General Populations (UD UCA Core: R) 3 EXSS 3331 Care and Prevention of Exercise and Sport Injuries 3 NUTR 1300 Foundations of Nutrition 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 3350 Obesity Prevention and Management 3 Statistics Requirement10 3 Nutrition Requirement11 3 Psychology Requirement12 3 EXSS 3355 Clinical Experience I 3

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SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 3352 Exercise Prescription for Special Populations 3 EXSS 4351 Sport and Fitness Administration (UD UCA Core: C) 3 EXSS 4355 Clinical Experience II 3 EXSS 4303 Clinical Exercise Physiology 3 BIOL 4351 General Pharmacology13 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS

4320


3

EXSS 3353 Exercise Prescription for Senior Populations 3 EXSS 4V99 Internship in Exercise Science14 3 BIOL 4311 Pathophysiology15 3





1 A major grade point average of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale is required to complete the degree. The major consists of 53 credit hours. A grade of C or better is required in all major courses. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 It is recommended that students complete an FYS section of EXSS 1320. If an FYS section of the course is not available, students may complete a traditional section of EXSS 1320. Students should consult with their advisor to ensure that they com-plete an FYS section of a course from either Critical Inquiry courses or Social Science courses (designated SS) within Diver-sity/World Cultures. 4 Must be animal biology, not botany. Note: BIOL 1440 requires the following prerequisites: High School chemistry or CHEM 1301 (or above) and a composite ACT score of 21 or higher OR BIOL 1400 and CHEM 1301 (or above), both with a grade of C or higher. Students not meeting the prerequisite requirements must have permission of the Biology department chair prior to enrollment. 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 6 CHEM 1402 and 1450 require the following prerequisites: ACT mathematics score of at least 21 or corequisite/prerequisite of MATH 1390. It is recommended that students have taken and passed high school chemistry or have completed CHEM 1301 with a C or better.

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Academic Map: Exercise Science, Pre-Athletic Training

Department: Exercise and Sport Science Degree: BS1 Program/Major: Exercise Science Track/Emphasis: Pre-Athletic Training Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1



BIOL

1400 1401 1402 1440


4 BIOL1004 BIOL1004 BIOL1004 BIOL1014


MATH 1390

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1320 1320



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CHEM 1402 1450


4 CHEM1214 CHEM1414


LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works or LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, FA/HUM 7

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Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BS Science/Math8 4 acts link EXSS 2340 Motor Development and Learning 3 EXSS 2381 Anatomical Kinesiology 3 HLTH 2201 First Aid 2



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BS Science/Math8 4 acts link NUTR 1300 Foundations of Nutrition 3 EXSS 3215 Athletic Training Profession 2

PSYC 2370 4320

Developmental Psychology or Abnormal Psychology

3

LD UCA Core (Diversity/World Cultures [SS only])9 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 2320 Fitness Assessments in Exercise Science 3 EXSS 3303 Exercise Physiology 3

PHYS 1405 1410

Applied Physics10 or College Physics 1

4

LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: American History/Government) 3 core link Nutrition Requirement11 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 4395 Sport in American Society (UD UCA Core: D) 3 EXSS 3350 Obesity Prevention and Management 3 EXSS 3382 Biomechanics (UD UCA Core: I) 3 EXSS 3348 Exercise Prescription for General Populations (UD UCA Core: R) 3 EXSS 3331 Care and Prevention of Exercise and Sport Injuries 3

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SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 3352 Exercise Prescription for Special Populations 3 EXSS 4351 Sport and Fitness Administration (UD UCA Core: C) 3 EXSS 4376 Advanced Strength and Conditioning 3 Statistics Requirement12 3 BIOL 4351 General Pharmacology13 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS EXSS 3353 Exercise Prescription for Senior Populations 3 EXSS

4320


3

BIOL 4311 Pathophysiology14 3 EXSS 4V99 Internship in Exercise Science15 3





1 A major grade point average of 2.0 or higher on a 4.0 scale is required to complete the Bachelor of Science in Exercise Sci-ence with a Pre-Athletic Training concentration. This degree serves as a pre-professional plan (contains the prerequisites course requirements) for admission to the graduate level Athletic Training Program which has competitive and selective ad-mission. A cumulative GPA of at least 2.70 on 4.00 scale or at least a 3.00 GPA on a 4.00 scale on the last 60 hours of course work is necessary to apply for the Master of Science in Athletic Training. Students will need to graduate from an accredited graduate level Athletic Training Program to be eligible to sit for the Board of Certification examination for the Athletic Trainer and become licensed to practice in the state of Arkansas as an athletic trainer. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 It is recommended that students complete an FYS section of EXSS 1320. If an FYS section of the course is not available, students may complete a traditional section of EXSS 1320. Students should consult with their advisor to ensure that they com-plete an FYS section of a course from either Critical Inquiry courses or Social Science courses (designated SS) within Diver-sity/World Cultures. See also note 7. 4 Must be animal biology, not botany. Note: BIOL 1440 requires the following prerequisites: High School chemistry or CHEM 1301 (or above) and a composite ACT score of 21 or higher OR BIOL 1400 and CHEM 1301 (or above), both with a grade of C or higher. Students not meeting the prerequisite requirements must have permission of the Biology department chair prior to enrollment.

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Academic Map: Family and Consumer Sciences

Department: Family and Consumer Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Family and Consumer Sciences Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No

Important program information in the online Undergraduate Bulletin: UCA Core Requirements: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/uca-core/ LD UCA Core Check Sheet: https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/ UD UCA Core Course List: https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/ Degree Requirements: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/ Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/facs/ Course Descriptions: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/courses/



Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 NUTR FACS

1300 2341

Foundations of Nutrition or Lifespan Development2 3

MATH 1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra3 3 MATH1113

MATH1103 COMM MGMT

1300 2301

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]4 or Business Communication 3

SPCH1003 BUSI2013

ANTH 1302 Introduction to Anthropology2 or Other LD UCA Core, Diversity/World Cultures (Social Science only)5 3 ANTH1013

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SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FACS NUTR

2341 1300

Lifespan Development2 or Foundations of Nutrition (if taken in semester one, take FACS 2341) 3

Major Elective7 3

Year 2

Fall – Semester 3 (credit hours: 16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis: Fine Arts/Humanities5 3 core link LD UCA Core, Inquiry/Analysis: American History/Government5 3 core link CHEM 1402

1450 General Chemistry for Health Sciences or College Chemistry I or Other LD UCA Core, Natural Sciences: Physical Science5

4 CHEM1214 CHEM1414 core link

Major Elective7 3 Major Elective7 3

Spring – Semester 4 (credit hours: 16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works5 3 core link BIOL 3406 Structure and Function of the Human Body I2 or

Other math/lab science course for BS special degree requirement 8 3–4

Major Elective7 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3–4

Year 3

Fall – Semester 5 (credit hours: 16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL

3407

Structure and Function of the Human Body II2 or Other math/lab science course for BS special degree requirement8 3–4

FACS 3318 Parenting Issues 3 NUTR 3350 Community Nutrition 3 FACS 4316 Women in Poverty [UD UCA Core: D]9 3 General Elective 3–4

Spring – Semester 6 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSYC SOC

2330 2321

Psychological Statistics2 or Social Statistics2 or General Elective

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FACS 3311 Resource Management [UD UCA Core: C]9 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3







Year 4

Fall – Semester 7 (Credit hours: 13) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FACS 3372 Personal and Family Finance [UD UCA Core: I, R]9 3 PHYS 1405

1410 Applied Physics2 or College Physics 12 or General Elective

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PSYC 4320 Abnormal Psychology2 or General Elective 3

FACS 3356 Methods in FACS Education 3

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 13) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FACS 4340 FCS Professional Practice [UD UCA Core: Z]9 3 General Elective 3 Major Elective7 3 HLTH 3123 Medical Terminology2 or

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To be completed by the advisor when an Eight-Semester plan is accepted by the student: If applicable, has student selected a minor? Type “x” as appropriate. No Yes If “yes,” specify:

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1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 This course is required for students seeking admission to the Doctor of Occupational Therapy program at UCA. See the Graduate Bulletin for details. 3 MATH 1390 College Algebra is a prerequisite for CHEM 1402 and CHEM 1450. 4 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 5 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 6 PSYC 1300 is a prerequisite to PSYC 4320 and CHEM 1402 or 1450 are recommended prerequisites to BIOL 3406. Both PSYC 4320 and BIOL 3406 are required for admission to the Doctor of Occupational Therapy program. 7 The student must complete 42 credit hours of FACS, IDSN, or NUTR courses selected in consultation with a major advisor.



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AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Family and Consumer Sciences Education

Department: Family and Consumer Sciences Degree: BSE Program/Major: Family and Consumer Sciences Education Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes – Teaching & Learning







Admission to Prof. Ed. Courses: https://uca.edu/ocs/admission-requirements/





Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 NUTR 1300 Foundations of Nutrition 3 EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession 3 COMM MATH MATH

1300 1360 1390

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]2 or Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra3 (students need only one UCA Core math course)


FACS 2351 2341

Family Relations or Lifespan Development

3






https://uca.edu/ocs/admission-requirements/




AMAP – Four Years


Spring – Semester 2 (credit hours: 16) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS

WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



COMM MATH MATH

1300 1360 1390

Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]2 or Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra3 (If math taken first semester, COMM 1300 to be taken here)


BIOL 1400 Exploring Concepts in Biology 4 BIOL1004 NUTR 2311 Meal Management 3

FACS 2341 2351

Lifespan Development or Family Relations (if FACS 2351 taken first semester, FACS 2341 to be taken here)

3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ECON ECON PSYC

2320 2321 1300

Principles of Macroeconomics or Principles of Microeconomics or General Psychology or Other LD UCA Core, Social Science4

3 ECON2103 ECON2203 PSYC1103 core link

PSCI

1330

US Government & Politics or Other LD UCA Core, American History and Government4

3 PLSC2003 core link

CHEM PHYS PHYS

1400 1400 1401

Chemistry in Society or Physical Science for General Education or Descriptive Astronomy

4 CHEM1004 PHSC1004 PHSC1204

FACS 1370 Interior & Apparel Construction 3 IDSN 1390 Introduction to Interior Design 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS General Elective 3 ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business or Other LD UCA Core, Diversity/World Cultures (Social Science only)4

3 core link

ART

2300

Art Appreciation (FA) or Other LD UCA Core, Fine Arts/Humanities (FA only)4

3 ARTA1003

LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works (HUM only)4 3 core link FACS 3361 Interior and Apparel Construction II 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NUTR 3310 Food Science 3 MSIT 3310 Development and Learning [UD UCA Core: D, R]5 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings 3 FACS 3372 Personal and Family Finance [UD UCA Core: I, R]5 3 FACS 3311 Resource Management [UD UCA Core: C]5 3






AMAP – Four Years



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS IDSN 3300 Principles of Architecture and Building Systems 3 FACS 3360 Consumer Problems in Clothing 3 FACS 3456 Methods in FACS Education 4 MSIT 4325 Strategies for Content Literacy Development and Curr. Integration 3 FACS 3318 Parenting Issues 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MSIT 4305 Classroom Management 3 FACS 4355 Curriculum Development 3 EDUC 4210 Integrating Technology into Teaching and Learning 2 FACS 4350 Internship I (Practicum) 3 MSIT 4321 Classroom Assessment 3 General Elective 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS FACS 4680 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z)5 6 FACS 4681 Internship II (UD UCA Core: Z)5 6

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 3 MATH 1390 College Algebra is a prerequisite for ECON 2320 and ECON 2321 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. 5 The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. The student must complete upper-division UCA Core courses that address each of the four UCA Core areas: Diversity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). One course may address up to two areas. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major/minor that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements.

Notes





Academic Map: Health Promotion

Department: Health Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Health Promotion Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 MATH BIOL

1390 1400

College Algebra or Exploring Concepts in Biology

3 4

MATH1103 BIOL1004

HLTH 1320 Essentials of Health and Wellness 3 PSYC SOC

1300 1300

General Psychology or Principles of Sociology

3 PSYC1103 SOCI1013

COMM

1300




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL MATH

1400 1390

Exploring Concepts in Biology or College Algebra

4 3

BIOL1004 MATH1103












1320 1320



HLTH Major Elective (HLTH 2320: Mental Health suggested) 3 LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures (SS only)3 3 core link HLTH 2201 First Aid 2

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis (FA only)3 3 core link BIOL 2405 Anatomy and Physiology 4 HLTH 3325 Disease Management 3 LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis: American History/Government3 3 core link General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 2411 Microbiology in Human Affairs 4 BIOL2004 HLTH 3301 The Health Education Profession (UD UCA Core: R) 3 LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (HUM only)3 3 core link LD UCA Core: Physical Science3 4 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HLTH 3320 Epidemiological Research (UD UCA Core: I) 3 Elective, upper-division 3 Elective, upper-division 3

Elective, upper-division 3 PSYC

2330

Psychological Statistics or Approved alternative4

3

Spring – Semester 6 (credit hours: 15

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HLTH 4331 Program Planning and Evaluation 3 HLTH Major Elective 3 HLTH 3300 Methods and Materials for Health Promotion (UD UCA Core: C) 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HLTH 4370 Administration of Health Programs (UD UCA Core: C) 3 HLTH 4320 Health Communication and Advocacy 3 HLTH Major Elective (UD UCA Core: D)3 3 General Elective 3 HLTH 4300 Community Health 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HLTH 4600 Health Promotion Internship (UD UCA Core: Z) 6 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 2





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. A lab science (BIOL 1400 or a Physical Science) and MATH 1360/MATH 1390 should be taken in the first year if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill these requirements. The UD UCA Core diversity requirement may be fulfilled using a major elective (H ED 3305, 4395, or 4396). 4 Any one of the following may be used to fulfill the statistics requirement: GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, QMTH 2330, SOC 2321.

Notes





Academic Map: Health Sciences, Health Services Administration

Department: Health Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Health Sciences Track/Emphasis: Health Services Administration Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 MATH BIOL

1390 1400

College Algebra or Exploring Concepts in Biology2

3 4

MATH1103 BIOL1004

HLTH 1320 Essentials of Health and Wellness 3 PSYC 1300 General Psychology 3 PSYC1103 COMM

1300




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL MATH

1400 1390

Exploring Concepts in Biology or College Algebra

4 3

BIOL1004 MATH1103













1320 1320



LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures (SS only)4 3 core link MIS 2343 Desktop Decision Support Technologies 3 General Elective 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Fine Arts/Humanities (FA only)4 3 core link BIOL 2405 Human Anatomy & Physiology 4 LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, American History/Government4 3 core link PSYC

2330

Psychological Statistics or Another approved introductory statistics course5

3 acts link

ECON 2320 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 ECON2103


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (HUM only)4 3 core link CHEM 1402 General Chemistry for Health Sciences 4 CHEM1214 ECON 2321 Principles of Microeconomics 3 ECON2203 ACCT 2310 Principles of Accounting I 3 ACCT2003 HLTH 3123 Medical Terminology 1

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 2450 Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry 4 CHEM1224 HLTH 4370 Administration of Health Programs 3 ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting II 3 ACCT2013 HLTH Major Elective, upper-division 3 HLTH 4301 Health Education in the Medical Care Setting 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1410 College Physics 1 4 PHYS2014 BIOL 4311 Pathophysiology 3 FINA 3330 Managing Finance & Capital (UD UCA Core I) 3 Upper-Division Elective 3 General Elective 1









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1420 College Physics 2 4 PHYS2024 Upper Division Elective 3 BIOL 4351 General Pharmacology 3 MKTG 3350 Principles of Marketing 3 HLTH Major Elective, upper-division 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MGMT 3340 Managing People and Work (UD UCA Core: R) 3 HLTH 4600 Health Promotion Internship (UD UCA Core: Z) 6 BIOL Biology Four Hour Elective 4




If applicable, has student selected a minor? Type “x” as appropriate. X No Yes If “yes,” specify:

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 BIOL 1401 and BIOL 1402 are equivalent to BIOL 1400 and either may be taken in its place. 3 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. A lab science (BIOL 1400 or a Physical Science) and MATH 1360/MATH 1390 should be taken in the first year if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map and consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for courses that fulfill these UD UCA Core requirements. 5 Approved introductory statistics courses: GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, QMTH 2330, SOC 2321.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Medical Laboratory Science

Department: Health Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Medical Laboratory Science Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No










Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra 3 MATH1103 HLTH 1320 Essentials of Health and Wellness (FYS)2 3 PSYC SOC

1300 1300


3 PSYC1103 SOCI1013

BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 1441 Principles of Biology II 4 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 LD UCA Core (Diversity in World Cultures – SS Only)3 3 core link



https://uca.edu/ubulletin2015/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/


https://uca.edu/ubulletin2015/courses/





AMAP – Four Years


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 LD UCA Core (Fine Arts/Humanities – FA only)3 3 core link LD UCA Core (American History & Government)3 3 core link LD UCA Core (Oral Communication)3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MIS 1300 Business Computing 3 BIOL 2405 Human Anatomy & Physiology 4 CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4 LD UCA Core (Diversity in Creative Works – HUM only)3 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 3411 Organic Chemistry II 4 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 2411 Microbiology in Human Affairs 4 General Elective 3 General Elective 3

Year 4 – at Baptist Health College, Little Rock4

Term 1 (Credit hours: 16)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MD T 4108 Laboratory Fundamentals 1 MD T 4111 Immunology 1 MD T 4122 Body Fluids 1 MD T 4123 Immunohematology 1 MD T 4410 Clinical Microbiology 4 MD T 4413 Clinical Chemistry 4 MD T 4423 Hematology 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MD T 4510 Clinical Internship I 5





AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MD T 4512 Clinical Internship II 5 MD T 4110 Seminar II 1 MD T 4121 Management and Educational Topics 1 MD T 4611 Clinical Internship III 6 MD T 4714 Clinical Internship IV 7

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 H ED 1320 should be taken as a First-Year Seminar (FYS). 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. The upper-division UCA Core requirement is waived for students selectively accepted to the Medical Laboratory Science program.

4 After selective admission, the remaining hours (41) will be completed over the following 12 months at the clinical site of Baptist Health College, Little Rock. These hours will be recorded at UCA, and the Bachelor of Science in Medical Laboratory Science degree will be awarded by UCA.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Nuclear Medicine Technology

Department: Health Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Nuclear Medicine Technology Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No










Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra 3 MATH1103 HLTH 1320 Essentials of Health and Wellness (FYS)2 3 PSYC SOC

1300 1300


3 PSYC1103 SOCI1013


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



UCA Core (Diversity in World Cultures – Social Sciences Only)3 3 core link PHYS 1410 College Physics 1 4 PHYS2014










AMAP – Four Years


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MIS 1300 Business Computing 3 BIOL 3406 Structure and Function of the Human Body I 4 BIOL2404 UCA Core (Inquiry & Analysis: American History & Government)3 3 core link PHYS 1420 College Physics 2 4 PHYS2024


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS UCA Core (Diversity in Creative Works – HUM only)3 3 core link CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 BIOL 3407 Structure and Function of the Human Body II 4 BIOL2414 UCA Core (Inquiry & Analysis: Fine Arts/Humanities – FA only)3 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 PSYC

2330

Psychological Statistics or Another approved introductory statistics course4

3

UCA Core (Oral Communication)3 3 core link General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4 General Elective 2



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NMT 4101 Medical Terminology 1 NMT 4315 Instrumentation I 3 NMT 4415 Patient Care 4 NMT 4425 Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine I 4 NMT 4420 Nuclear Physics/Radiochemistry 4 NMT 4430 Radiopharmacy/Radionuclide Therapy 4 NMT 4102 Medical Ethics and Law 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NMT 4325 Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine II 3





AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NMT 4410 Clinical Practicum II 4 NMT 4320 Instrumentation II 3 NMT 4440 Fundamentals of Computed Tomography 4 NMT 4435 Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine III 4 NMT 4330 Diagnostic Nuclear Medicine IV 3 NMT 4215 Radiation Health Physics 2 NMT 4220 Radiobiology 2 NMT 4100 Senior Seminar 1

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 H ED 1320 should be taken as a First-Year Seminar (FYS). 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. The upper-division UCA Core requirement is waived for students selectively admitted to the Nuclear Medicine Technology program. 4 Approved introductory statistics courses: GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, QMTH 2330, SOC 2321.

5 After selective admission, the remaining hours (47) will be completed over the following 12 months at the clinical site of Bap-tist Health College, Little Rock. These hours will be recorded at UCA, and the Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Medicine Tech-nology degree will be awarded by UCA.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Nursing

Department: School of Nursing Degree: BSN Program/Major: Nursing Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No





Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/nursing/




Year 1

Fall2 (Credit hours: 13)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 1410 Human Anatomy & Physiology I*3 (LD UCA Core: Life Science) 4 BIOL 2404 MATH 1390 College Algebra* (LD UCA Core: Quantitative) 3 MATH1103 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing* (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013

LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA or HUM) 4, 5 or LD UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities (FA or HUM)4, 5 or LD UCA Core: American History/Government4, 5 or LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures (SS only)4, 5 or

LD UCA Core: Effective Communication/Oral Communication4, 5

3 core link

Spring2 (Credit hours: 17)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 2410 Human Anatomy and Physiology II*3 4 BIOL 2414 CHEM

1402

General Chemistry for Health Sciences*6 (LD UCA Core: Physical Science)

4 CHEM1214

WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research* or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research* or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Research/Writing)*5





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/nursing/






AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSYC 1300 General Psychology*4 (LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis: SS) 3 PSYC1103

LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA or HUM)4, 5 or LD UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities (FA or HUM)4, 5 or LD UCA Core: American History/Government 4,5 or

LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures (SS only)4, 5 or

LD UCA Core: Effective Communication/Oral Communication4, 5 (based on the course selection in Fall Year 1)5

3 core link

Year 2

Fall2 (Credit hours: 15)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 2411 Microbiology in Human Affairs* 4 BIOL2004 NUTR 1300 Nutrition for Life Cycles* (LD UCA Core: Responsible Living) 3 FACS PSYC

2341 2370

Lifespan Development* or Developmental Psychology*7

3 PSYC2103

MATH PSCI PSYC QMTH SOC

2311 2312 2330 2330 2321

Elementary Statistics* or Statistical Methods for Political Analysis* or Psychological Statistics* or Business Statistics* or Social Statistics*

3

MATH2103 BUSI2103

Elective 2

Spring2 (Credit hours: 15)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 4311 Pathophysiology* 3

LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA or HUM) or LD UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities (FA or HUM) or LD UCA Core: American History/Government or LD UCA Core Diversity/World Cultures (SS only) or

LD UCA Core: Effective Communication/Oral Communication (based on the course selection in Fall & Spring Year 1)5

3 core link

LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA or HUM) or LD UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities (FA or HUM) or LD UCA Core: American History/Government or LD UCA Core Diversity/World Cultures (SS only) or

LD UCA Core: Effective Communication/Oral Communication (based on the course selection in Fall & Spring Year 1)5

3 core link

LD UCA Core: Diversity/Creative Works (FA or HUM) or LD UCA Core: Fine Arts/Humanities (FA or HUM) or LD UCA Core: American History/Government or LD UCA Core Diversity/World Cultures (SS only) or LD UCA Core: Effective Communication/Oral Communication (based on the course selections above and in Fall & Spring Year 1)5

3

core link

Elective 3

Year 3

Summer 28 (5 weeks) (Credit hours: 4)

SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NURS 2305 Health Assessment 3





AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NURS 3102 Pharmacology I 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NURS 3303 Nursing Fundamentals 3 NURS 3405 Nursing Skills 4 NURS 4335 Informatics 3 NURS 3205 Pharmacology II 2 NURS 3304 Nursing Care of the Older Adult 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NURS 3525 Medical-Surgical Nursing I 5 NURS 4315 Research/EBP (UD UCA Core: I and C) 3 NURS 3406 Child and Adolescent Nursing 4 NURS 3407 Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing 4

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NURS 4525 Medical-Surgical Nursing II 5 NURS 4403 Maternal-Newborn Nursing 4 NURS 4404 Nursing Leadership and Management 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS NURS 4530 Community and Population Health (UD UCA Core: R) 5 NURS 4320 Health Policy (UD UCA Core: D) 3 NURS 4430 Immersion Experience (UD UCA Core: Z) 4

General Note All courses with an asterisk (*) and all nursing courses (NURS) listed in this Academic Map (AMAP) must be completed with a minimum grade of “C.” The course requirements detailed in this AMAP are specific to the UCA BSN degree program. Students seeking admission to another nursing program or other UCA majors are responsible for knowing the specific requirements for that program.

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Courses listed for Year 1 and Year 2 are prerequisites to the nursing major. Admission to UCA as a pre-nursing major does not guarantee admission to the nursing major, which begins in summer Year 3. Students must apply and be accepted to the major. Applications are available by October 1 and are due November 15. See uca.edu/nursing for a complete list of major admission requirements and degree requirements.

Notes



https://uca.edu/nursing/

AMAP – Four Years


Notes – continued 3 BIOL 1410 and 2410 or equivalent courses will meet the UCA BSN degree requirements. Parts I and II of the sequence must both be completed at the same institution. 4 One of these courses should be taken as a First Year Seminar (FYS). 5 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions for the lower-division UCA Core (LD UCA Core) under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. The student must complete upper-division UCA Core (UD UCA Core) requirements as specified in this AMAP. 6 Although CHEM 1402 is preferred, CHEM 1450 will also meet the UCA BSN degree requirement and the LD UCA Core Physical Science requirement. 7 FACS 2341 or PSYC 2370 are accepted for the UCA BSN degree. Some nursing programs which require a development course do not accept FACS 2341. If applying to another nursing program, the student should check with that program regard-ing its requirements. 8 Prior to Year 3 Summer 2, all non-nursing courses should be completed. Because of the high number of clinical hours and the variable clinical times required in this semester, students will be unable to enroll in other courses. If additional hours are required, an online course without any synchronous meetings should be selected. Many full-time enrollment requirements for financial aid and scholarship requirements are reduced for the last semester of a student’s program. Students should see the Financial Aid office for details regarding their aid program.



Academic Map: Nutrition Science

Department: Family and Consumer Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Nutrition Science Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (Credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 NUTR 1300 Foundations of Nutrition 3 BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 NUTR 1100 Introduction to the Profession 1 HLTH

1320

Essentials of Health and Wellness or Another approved LD Responsible Living course2

3 core link

General elective 1



1320 1320
















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CHEM 1402 General Chemistry for Health Sciences 4 CHEM1214 LD UCA Core, American History/Government2 3 core link NUTR 2311 Meal Management 3

Year 2

Fall – Semester 3 (Credit hours: 17) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH PSYC 1300 General Psychology 3 PSYC1103 FACS 2341 Lifespan Development 3 CHEM 2450 Introduction to Organic and Biochemistry 4 CHEM1224 BIOL 3406 Structure and Function of the Human Body I 4 MUS

2300

Music Appreciation or Other approved LD UCA Core, Diversity/Creative Works [FA]2

3 MUSC1003 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH PHIL

1301

Philosophy for Living or Other approved LD UCA Core Fine Arts/Humanities course2


BIOL 3407 Structure and Function of the Human Body II 4 PSYC

2330

Psychological Statistics or Other introductory statistics course4

3

COMM MGMT

1300 2301


3 SPCH1003 BUSI2013

FACS 3311 Resource Management [UD UCA Core: C]6 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH NUTR 3350 Community Nutrition 3 NUTR 3370 Lifecycle Nutrition I 3 PHYS 1410 College Physics 17 4 PHYS2014 BIOL 2411 Microbiology in Human Affairs 4 BIOL2004 NUTR 3310 Food Science 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH NUTR 3390 Nutrition and Metabolism 3 FACS 3356 Methods in Family & Consumer Sciences Education [UD UCA Core: Z]6 3 ANTH 1302 Anthropology or

Other LD UCA Core, Diversity/World Cultures (Social Science only)2 3 ANTH1013

core link PHYS 1420 College Physics 27 4 PHYS2024







Year 4

Fall – Semester 78 (Credit hours: 14) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH NUTR 4301 Research in FACS/Nutrition 3 BIOL BIOL elective7 (above BIOL 1440, not Botany) 4 FACS 3372 Personal and Family Finance [UD UCA Core: I, R]6 3 PSYC 4320 Abnormal Psychology 3 HLTH 3123 Medical Terminology 1

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 12) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH General Elective 2 FACS 3173 Special Problems 1 NUTR 3375 Lifecycle Nutrition II 3 NUTR 4315 Sports Nutrition 3 NUTR 4395 Nutrition Contemporary Issues [UD UCA Core: D]6 3





Notes

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. 3 MATH 1390 is a corequisite/prerequisite for CHEM 1402. 4 Other statistics courses include the following: GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, QMTH 2330, and SOC 2321. 5 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 6 The student will need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. The student must complete upper-division UCA Core courses that address each of the four UCA Core areas: Diversity (D), Critical Inquiry (I), Communication (C), and Responsible Living (R). One course may address up to two areas. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core require-ments.





Notes – continued 7 Students intending to apply for a graduate program in Occupational Therapy (OT) may choose an alternative for these courses. 8 Students intending to apply for a graduate program in Occupational Therapy must have completed all OT prerequisites by the end of the fall semester prior to the spring graduate OT program application deadline in order to apply to OT programs.

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Physical Education (K-12)

Department: Exercise and Sport Science Degree: BSE1 Program/Major: Physical Education (K-12) 2 Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No3











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing5, 6, 7 3 ENGL1013

MATH

1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra or Approved higher-level math course5, 7

3 MATH1113 MATH1103 core link

EXSS 1320 Foundations of Wellness5, 7, 3 PSYC 1300 General Psychology5, 7 3 PSYC1103 COMM 1300 Principles of Communication5, 7 [formerly SPCH 1300]8 3 SPCH1003



1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research7 or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative5












AMAP – Four Years



BIOL

1400 1401 1402 1440

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Exploring Ecology and the Environment Exploring Human Biology Principles of Biology I5, 7, 9

4 BIOL1004 BIOL1014

LD UCA Core (Inquiry and Analysis: Fine Arts/Humanities)5 3 core link EDUC 1300 Education as a Profession7 3 PETE 1230 Teaching Conditioning and Beginning Weight Training2, 7 2

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PETE 2230 Teaching Team Sport 2 PETE 2250 Teaching Dance and Rhythmical Activities2, 7 2 LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: American History/US Government)5 3 core link PETE 2300 Principles of Kinesiology and Physical Education2, 7, 10 3 EXSS 2381 Anatomical Kinesiology2, 7 (prereq.: BIOL 1400/1401/1402/1440) 3 LD UCA Core (Diversity: Diversity in Creative Works)5 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core (Natural Science: Physical Science)5, 11 4 core link HLTH 2201 First Aid3, 7 2 HLTH 2320 Mental Health3, 5, 12 3 PETE 2223 Teaching Outdoor Education/Recreational Games2, 7 (spring only) 2 LD UCA Core (Diversity: Diversity in World Cultures, SS only)5 3 core link PETE 2220 Teaching Individual Sport 2

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS HLTH 3300 Methods and Materials3 (UD UCA Core: C) 3 EDUC 3322 Diverse Learners in Inclusive Settings11 3 EXSS 2340 Motor Development and Learning2, 13 3 PETE

3330

Physical Education for the Elementary Grades2, 13 (UD UCA Core: R)

3

EXSS

3382

Biomechanics2, 14 (prereq: PHYS 1400 or CHEM 1402/1450) (UD UCA Core: I)

3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PETE 3363 Adapted Physical Education2, 13 3 HLTH 3325 Disease Management3 3 EXSS 3303 Exercise Physiology2, 15 3 EXSS 3316 Curriculum2, 13 3






AMAP – Four Years


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PETE 4310 Methods and Materials of Secondary Physical Education2, 13 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MSIT 4325 Disciplinary Literacy11 (UD UCA Core: C) 3 EXSS 4395 Sport in American Society2 (UD UCA Core: D) 3 EDUC 4210 Integration of Technology in Teaching/Learning11 2 EXSS

4320

Measurement and Evaluation in Human Performance2 (UD UCA Core: Z)

3

EXSS 4230 Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription2, 16 2 PETE 4380 Internship I2, 13, 17 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PETE 4690 Internship II2, 13, 18 6 PETE 4691 Internship II2, 13, 18 6

1 A cumulative grade point average of 2.7 or higher on a 4.0 scale is required for admission, retention, and completion of the degree. 2 A major in Physical Education (K-12) is required. A major grade point average of 2.7 or higher on a 4.0 scale is required for admission, retention, and completion of the degree. The major consists of 45 credit hours. A grade of C or better is required in all major courses. 3 This Academic Map includes 11 credit hours in required Health Education courses. A grade of C or better is required in all Health Education (H ED) courses. While H ED 2201 First Aid is the only required H ED pre-admission course, a student’s grade point average for admission to the Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE) program will be calculated on all re-quired H ED courses completed. First aid and CPR certificate is required until graduation. See Health Education in the current Undergraduate Bulletin for minor. 4 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 5 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. Courses may be used only once to satisfy the UCA Core. If the ACT sub-score in Reading, English, or Mathematics is below 19, remediation is required before enrolling in certain UCA Core courses. Students needing remediation in reading or writing may not enroll in an FYS until they have completed their remediation. Students must take at least one course in the Fine Arts (designated FA) and one course in Humanities (designated HUM) as part of the lower division core requirements. 6 WRTG 1310 must be taken on initial enrollment unless the requirement was already met or remediation is required. 7 This course (or an approved alternative) is a required PETE program admission course. Students must earn a C or better. 8 COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them.

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AMAP – Four Years


Notes – continued 9 BIOL 1440 requires the following prerequisites: High school chemistry or CHEM 1301 (or above) and a composite ACT score of 21 or higher OR BIOL 1400 and CHEM 1301 (or above) with grades of C or higher. Students not meeting the prerequisite requirements must have permission of the Biology Department Chair prior to enrollment. 10 Students must submit an electronic or hard copy of the entire score report booklet for each PRAXIS Core test taken (Read-ing, Writing and Math) regardless of the score earned. To receive a grade in PETE 2300, the scoring booklet must be submit-ted to the instructor. Failure to pass PRAXIS Core tests will delay admission to the PETE program and completion of the de-gree. 11 Students must earn a C or better. 12 In addition to PSYC 1300 General Psychology, students must complete an additional Social Science course (designated SS) in either the Diversity in World Cultures or in Responsible Living. H ED 2320 Mental Health in Responsible Living category fulfills this requirement and is required by the H ED. 13 Course requires admission to the PETE program. 14 Prerequisite required (C or better in PHYS 1400 or CHEM 1402 or 1450). 15 Prerequisite required (C or better in EXSS 2381). 16 Prerequisite required (C or better in EXSS 3303) 17 Students are required to submit a copy of their registration for PRAXIS II Subject Area Assessment tests in order to receive a grade in PETE 4380 18 Students are required to take PRAXIS II Subject Area Assessment tests PRIOR to enrolling in PETE 4690 and PETE 4691. Students must submit an electronic or hardcopy of the entire score report booklet for each PRAXIS II tests taken regardless of the score earned.



Academic Map: Psychology

Department: Psychology and Counseling Degree: BS Program/Major: Psychology Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/psychology-counseling/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG

1310

Introduction to College Writing or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation)2

3 ENGL1013

PSYC 1300 General Psychology3 3 PSYC1103 LD UCA Core First Year Seminar or other LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link

MATH 1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Quantitative)2


LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Physical Science)2 or LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Life Science)2

4 core link





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/psychology-counseling/











1320 1320



PSYC PSYC Major Requirement 3 LD UCA Core First Year Seminar or other LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link

LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Physical Science) or LD UCA Core (Critical Inquiry: Life Science)2

4 core link

LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSYC PSYC Major requirement 3 PSYC PSYC Major requirement 3 BS Special Degree Requirement4 3 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSYC PSYC Major requirement 3 PSYC 2330 Psychological Statistics4 3 acts link Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSYC PSYC Major requirement 3 PSYC PSYC Major requirement 3 Minor Elective5 3 General Elective 3 acts link General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSYC PSYC Major requirement 3 PSYC PSYC Major requirement 3 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3 General Elective 3












Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSYC PSYC Major requirement 3 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSYC PSYC Major requirement 3 Minor Elective5 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See the Department of Psychology and Counseling page in the Undergraduate Bul-letin for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 3 PSYC 1300 General Psychology must be taken prior to other PSYC courses. We recommend that PSYC 2330 (Statistics) be taken during the 3rd semester. PSYC 2330 must be taken prior to PSYC 3332, and PSYC 3332 must be taken prior to PSYC 3340. 4 PSYC 2330 Psychological Statistics (see Semester 4) may be used as a mathematics course to complete half of the BS Special Degree Requirement; we recommend that an additional three-hour mathematics course, selected in consultation with the student’s academic advisor, be used to fulfill the other half the BS requirement. If other choices are made to complete the BS requirement, the total number of general electives will need to be adjusted. For a description of the options for fulfilling this requirement, see https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/#sec020206.

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https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/ch/psychology-counseling/




Notes – continued 5 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours; the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan as needed depending upon the chosen minor field of study.

AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Radiography – Baptist

Department: Health Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Radiography – Baptist Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No










Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra 3 MATH1103 H ED 1320 Concepts of Lifetime Health (FYS)2 3 BIOL BIOL

1400 1440

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Principles of Biology I

4 BIOL1004 BIOL1014


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core (Oral Communication)3 3 core link WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



LD UCA Core (Diversity/World Cultures – SS only)3 3 core link PHYS 1405 Applied Physics 4 PSYC 1300 General Psychology 3 PSYC1103











AMAP – Four Years


Year 2



BIOL 1410 3406

Human Anatomy and Physiology I or Structure and Function of the Human Body I

4 BIOL2404

LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: Fine Art/Humanities – FA only)3 3 core link LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: American History & Government)3 3 core link CSCI MIS

1300 1300

Introduction to Computing (recommended) or Business Computing

3 CPSI1003

LD UCA Core (Diversity/Creative Works – HUM only)3 3 core link



BIOL 2410 3407

Human Anatomy and Physiology II Structure and Function of the Human Body II

4 BIOL2414

General elective 3 General elective 3 General elective 3

PSYC 4320 3360

Abnormal Psychology or Social Psychology

3



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RADG 2110 Introduction to Radiography 1 RADG 2111 Medical Terminology 1 RADG 2112 Image Processing 1 RADG 2113 Radiographic Procedures I 1 RADG 2114 Medical Ethics 1 RADG 2115 Clinical Education I 1 RADG 2121 Image Analysis I 1 RADG 2224 Radiographic Procedures II 2 RADG 2233 Radiation Production and Characteristics I 2 RADG 2420 Clinical Education II 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RADG 2120 Patient Care in Radiologic Sciences 1 RADG 2130 Image Analysis II 1 RADG 2223 Digital/Film Image Acquisition and Display I 2 RADG 2232 Radiographic Procedures III 2 RADG 3144 Radiographic Procedures IV 1 RADG 3243 Radiation Production and Characteristics II 2 RADG 3250 Imaging Equipment 2 RADG 3530 Clinical Education III 5




AMAP – Four Years


Year 4 – at Baptist Health College, Little Rock


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RADG 2231 Digital/Film Image Acquisition and Display II 2 RADG 3142 Image Analysis III 1 RADG 3151 Radiographic Procedures V 1 RADG 3340 Clinical Education IV 3 RADG 3851 Clinical Education V 8 RADG 4162 Radiographic Pathology 1 RADG 4164 Introduction to Quality Assurance 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RADG 3140 Principles of Radiation Biology 1 RADG 3141 Principles of Radiation Protection 1 RADG 3150 Image Analysis IV 1 RADG 4261 Senior Seminar 2 RADG 4760 Clinical Education VI 7

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 HLTH 1320 should be taken as a First-Year Seminar (FYS). 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. The upper-division UCA Core requirement is waived for students selectively accepted to the Radiography program. 4 The remaining sixty (60) hours will be completed over the following 24 months at the clinical site at Baptist Health College, Little Rock. These hours will be recorded at UCA, and the Bachelor of Science in Radiography degree will be awarded by UCA.

Notes



AMAP – Four Years


Academic Map: Radiography – St. Vincent

Department: Health Sciences Degree: BS Program/Major: Radiography – St. Vincent Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No










Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1390 College Algebra 3 MATH1103 HLTH 1320 Concepts of Lifetime Health (FYS)2 3 BIOL BIOL

1400 1440

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Principles of Biology I

4 BIOL1004 BIOL1014



1320 1320



LD UCA Core (Oral Communication)3 3 core link LD UCA Core (Diversity/World Cultures – SS only)3 3 core link PHYS 1405 Applied Physics 4 PSYC 1300 General Psychology 3 PSYC1103











AMAP – Four Years


Year 2



BIOL 1410 3406

Human Anatomy and Physiology I Structure and Function of the Human Body I

4 BIOL2404

LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: Fine Art/Humanities – FA only)3 3 core link LD UCA Core (Inquiry/Analysis: American History & Government)3 3 core link CSCI MIS

1300 2343

Introduction to Computing (recommended) or Desktop Decision Support Technologies

3 CPSI1003

LD UCA Core (Diversity/Creative Works – HUM only)3 3 core link



BIOL 2410 3407

Human Anatomy and Physiology II Structure and Function of the Human Body II

4 BIOL2414

General elective 3 General elective 3 General elective 3

PSYC 4320 3360

Abnormal Psychology or Social Psychology

3

Year 3 – at St. Vincent Health System, Little Rock4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RADG 2110 Introduction to Radiography 1 RADG 2111 Medical Terminology 1 RADG 2112 Image Processing 1 RADG 2113 Radiographic Procedures I 1 RADG 2114 Medical Ethics 1 RADG 2115 Clinical Education I 1 RADG 2120 Patient Care in Radiologic Sciences 1 RADG 2121 Image Analysis I 1 RADG 2224 Radiographic Procedures II 2 RADG 2420 Clinical Education II 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RADG 2130 Image Analysis II 1 RADG 2223 Digital/Film Image Acquisition and Display I 2 RADG 2232 Radiographic Procedures III 2 RADG 3144 Radiographic Procedures IV 1 RADG 3900 Clinical Education III 9 RADG 4161 Introduction to Quality Assurance 1




AMAP – Four Years


Year 4 – at St. Vincent Health System, Little Rock


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RADG 2233 Radiation Production and Characteristics I 2 RADG 3142 Image Analysis III 1 RADG 3150 Image Analysis IV 1 RADG 3151 Radiographic Procedures V 1 RADG 3243 Radiation Production and Characteristics II 2 RADG 3250 Imaging Equipment 2 RADG 3340 Clinical Education IV 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS RADG 2231 Digital/Film Acquisition and Display II 2 RADG 3140 Principles of Radiation Biology 1 RADG 3141 Principles of Radiation Protection 1 RADG 4162 Radiographic Pathology 1 RADG 4261 Senior Seminar 2 RADG 4400 Clinical Education V 4 RADG 4760 Clinical Education VI 7

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 HLTH 1320 should be taken as a First-Year Seminar (FYS). 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. The upper-division UCA Core requirement is waived for students selectively accepted to the Radiography program. 4 The remaining hours (60) will be completed over the following 24 months at the clinical site at St. Vincent Health System, Little Rock. These hours will be recorded at UCA, and the Bachelor of Sciences in Radiography degree will be awarded by UCA.

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Academic Maps

College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics undergraduate Academic Maps follow, listed here in alphabetical order:

Program Name Degree

Biology BS

Chemistry BS

Chemistry, ACS Certified: Standard BS

Chemistry, ACS Certified: Biochemistry BS

Computer Engineering BS

Computer Science BS

Computer Science, Data Science BS

Cybersecurity, Cyberphysical Security BS

Cybersecurity, Management of Cybersecurity BS

Cybersecurity, Strategic Policy BS

Engineering Physics – Calculus Start BS

Engineering Physics – Pre-Calculus Start BS

Environmental Science, Biology BS

Environmental Science, Chemistry BS

Environmental Science, Planning & Administration BS

General Science, Option A BS

General Science, Option B BS

Geography BA

Geography, Geospatial Concentration BA

Geography BS

Geography, Geospatial Concentration BS

Mathematics, Applied Mathematics BS

Mathematics, Applied Mathematics – STEMteach BS

Mathematics, Data Science BS

Mathematics, Mathematics Education – STEMteach BS

Mathematics, Pure Mathematics BS

Mathematics, Pure Mathematics – STEMteach BS

Physics BS

Physics, Biological Physics BS

Physics, Chemical Physics BS

Physics, Mathematical Physics BS

Physics, Physical Science BS



Academic Map: Biology

Department: Biology Degree: BS Program/Major: Biology Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/biology/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 MATH

2311

Elementary Statistics3 (or another introductory stats course) or LD UCA Core Requirement4 3 MATH2103

core link WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 1441 Principles of Biology II 4 CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320







https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/biology/








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH

2311

Elementary Statistics3 (or another introductory stats course) or LD UCA Core Requirement4


LD UCA Core Requirement4 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 2490 Genetics 4 CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4

MATH 1491 1496

Applied Calculus for Life Sciences3 or Calculus I3

4 MATH2405

LD UCA Core Requirement4 3 core link



BIOL 3402 3403

Cell Biology (UD UCA Core: I, C) or General Ecology (UD UCA Core: I, C)

4

CHEM 3411 Organic Chemistry II 4 LD UCA Core Requirement4 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement4 3 core link General Elective 2

Year 3



BIOL 3402 3403

Cell Biology (UD UCA Core: I, C) or General Ecology (UD UCA Core: I, C)

4

PHYS 1410 College Physics 1 4 PHYS2014 BIOL Biology Lab Elective5 4 LD UCA Core Requirement4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL Biology Lab Elective5 4 BIOL Biology Lab Elective5 4 PHYS 1420 College Physics 2 4 PHYS2024 LD UCA Core Requirement4 3 core link

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL Biology Lab Elective5 4










SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL Biology Lab Elective5 4 UD UCA Core Requirement6 (UD UCA Core: R) 3 UD UCA Core or Capstone6 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL Biology Lab Elective5 4 BIOL Biology Lab Elective5 4 UD UCA Core or Capstone6 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 UD UCA Core Requirement6 (UD UCA Core: D) 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 If 15 semester hours are needed to comply with a scholarship, it is the student’s responsibility to add 1-3 hour(s) of a general elective course or lower-division UCA Core course to the semester. 3 MATH 1390 or equivalent is required to enroll in MATH 1491 or MATH 2311. A “C” or better in MATH 1390 and a “C” or bet-ter in MATH 1392, or a “C” or better in MATH 1580, or equivalent is required to enroll in MATH 1496. Student should take MATH 2311 Statistical Methods prior to completing 30 semester hours. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See notations in this Academic Map and the Department of Biology page in the Un-dergraduate Bulletin for courses in the major that fulfill these requirements. 5 This degree requires 28 hours of Biology Elective courses. The plan is designed with the minimum number of courses re-quired to meet degree requirements. However, students may elect to take Biology elective courses that are not lab classes. The student must take a minimum of 4 Biology elective lab courses (16 credit hours).The remaining 12 hours of Biology elec-tive courses may be any approved Biology elective course. See appropriate choices under the Department of Biology in the Undergraduate Bulletin. 6 If students combine the UD UCA Core Diversity (D) and Responsible Living (R) requirement into one course or if Biology elective courses are used in place of the UD UCA Core or Capstone requirements, these courses must be replaced with gen-eral electives in order to meet the minimum 120 credit hours required for graduation.

Notes







Academic Map: Chemistry

Department: Chemistry Degree: BS Program/Major: Chemistry Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/chemistry/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/chemistry/









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4 PHYS 1441 University Physics 1 4 PHYS2034 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 3411 Organic Chemistry II 4 PHYS 1442 University Physics 2 4 PHYS2044 CHEM 3211 Organic Spectroscopy 2 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 3520 Quantitative Analysis 5 CHEM 4450 Physical Chemistry I 4 BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 General Elective, upper-division 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 4460 Physical Chemistry II 4 CHEM 4320 Biochemistry I 3 UD UCA Core Course 3 Minor Elective3 3 Minor Elective3 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 3360 Intermediate Inorganic4 3 Minor Elective3 3 Minor Elective3 3








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Minor Elective, upper-division3 3 UD UCA Core Course 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 4112 Seminar: Capstone (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 UD UCA Core Course 3 General Elective 1 UD UCA Core Course (Minor Elective)3 3






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See the Undergraduate Bulletin and consult your undergraduate advisor to select appropriate courses to fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. The capstone (Z) requirement is fulfilled by successful comple-tion of CHEM 4112. 3 This Academic Map includes 18 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 4 Students may substitute CHEM 4380, Advanced Inorganic Chemistry, for CHEM 3360; however, CHEM 4380 is only offered spring semesters.

Notes





Academic Map: Chemistry, ACS Certified: Standard

Department: Chemistry Degree: BS Program/Major: Chemistry Track/Emphasis: ACS Certified: Standard Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 LD UCA Core Course 2 3 core link



1320 1320

















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS General Elective 1

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4 PHYS 1441 University Physics 1 4 PHYS2034 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link General Elective 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 3411 Organic Chemistry II 4 PHYS 1442 University Physics 2 4 PHYS2044 CHEM 3211 Organic Spectroscopy 2 MATH 3331 Differential Equations 3 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 3520 Quantitative Analysis 5 CHEM 4450 Physical Chemistry I 4 BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 4460 Physical Chemistry II 4 CHEM 4320 Biochemistry I 3 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link CHEM 4451 Advanced Analytical Chemistry3 4

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Major Elective, upper-division4 3 UD UCA Core Course 3 CHEM Research5 1








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS UD UCA Core Course 3

UD UCA Core Course or General Elective

3

General Elective 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 4112 Seminar: Capstone (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 CHEM 4380 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry 3 CHEM 3150 Inorganic Laboratory 1 General Elective 3 CHEM Research5 1 UD UCA Core Course 3






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See the Undergraduate Bulletin and consult with your academic advisor to select appropriate courses to fulfill upper-division requirements. The capstone requirement is fulfilled by successful completion of CHEM 4112. 3 Must be taken in the semester offered. 4 Must be one of the following courses: CHEM 3360, CHEM 4335, CHEM 4351, or CHEM 4385. 5 Students must take at least two hours of research.

Notes





Academic Map: Chemistry, ACS Certified: Biochemistry

Department: Chemistry Degree: BS Program/Major: Chemistry Track/Emphasis: ACS Certified: Biochemistry Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505 BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4 BIOL 1441 Principles of Biology II 4 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 3411 Organic Chemistry II 4 CHEM 3211 Organic Spectroscopy 2 PHYS 1441 University Physics 1 4 PHYS2034 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 3520 Quantitative Analysis 5 CHEM 4320 Biochemistry I 3 PHYS 1442 University Physics 2 4 PHYS2044 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 4335 Biochemistry II 3 BIOL 2490 Genetics 4 CHEM 4121 Biochemistry Lab 1 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link General Elective 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 3420 General Microbiology 4 CHEM 4450 Physical Chemistry I 4 UD UCA Core Course 3 CHEM Research3 1

Inorganic Chemistry4 or UD UCA Core Course

3










SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 4112 Seminar: Capstone (UD UCA Core: Z) 1 General Elective 1 CHEM Research3 1

Inorganic Chemistry4 or UD UCA Core Course

3

CHEM 4460 Physical Chemistry II 4 UD UCA Core Course 3






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See the Undergraduate Bulletin and consult with your academic advisor to select courses to fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. The capstone requirement is fulfilled by successful completion of CHEM 4112. 3 Students must take at least two hours of research. 4 Students must take either CHEM 3360 (Intermediate Inorganic Chemistry) or CHEM 4380 (Advanced Inorganic Chemistry).

Notes





Academic Map: Computer Engineering

Department: Computer Science Degree: BS Program/Major: Computer Engineering Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No



LD UCA Core Check Sheet: https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/ UD UCA Core Course List: https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/


Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/computer-science/




Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 1470 Computer Science I 4 MATH 1496 Calculus I (LD UCA Core, Quantitative) 4 MATH2405 ENGR

1301

Introduction to Engineering (LD UCA Core, Responsible Living, FYS)1

3

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core, Writing Foundation) 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 1480 Computer Science II 4 PHYS 1441 University Physics 1 (LD UCA Core, Physical Science) 4 PHYS2034 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing & Research or Interdisciplinary Writing & Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core, Research & Writing)


MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/computer-science/








Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 2320 Data Structures 3 CSCI 2340 Assembly Language Programming 3 CSCI 2330 Discrete Math 3 PHYS 1442 University Physics 2 4 PHYS2044 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGR 3415 An Introduction to Digital Logic 4 ENGR 2447 Electronics 4 MATH 3320 Linear Algebra [UD UCA Core: I] 3 MATH 3331 Ordinary Differential Equations [UD UCA Core: C]2 3 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 3380 Computer Architecture 3 ENGR 3301 Signals and Systems 3 CSCI 3381 Object-Oriented Software Development with Java 3 MATH 2311 Elementary Statistics 3 MATH2103 BIOL

1400 1440

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core, Life Science)



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGR 3416 Microprocessor Systems 4 ENGR Computer Engineering Elective3 3 CSCI 4321 Ethical Implications [UD UCA Core: D, R] 3 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGR 4311 Senior Design I 3 CSCI 4490 Software Engineering [UD UCA Core: Z] 4 ENGR 4450 Embedded Systems 4 ENGR Computer Engineering Elective 3









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGR 4312 Senior Design II [UD UCA Core: Z] 3 ENGR Computer Engineering Elective 3 LD UCA Core Requirement 3 core link General Elective 3





1 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin and the lower-division UCA Core (LD UCA Core) Check Sheet (core link). During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course desig-nated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living (for this program, ENGR 1301 fulfills this requirement). Where “LD UCA Core Requirement” is listed, any LD UCA Core requirement not specifically listed else-where in the Academic Map (AMAP) may be used; consult your academic advisor in selecting courses to fulfill these require-ments. 2 The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core (UD UCA Core). See annotations in this AMAP for requirements in this program that fulfill UD UCA Core requirements. 3 For a list of choices, see the Computer Engineering program description in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

Notes


http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/

https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/computer-science/#sec0303



Academic Map: Computer Science

Department: Computer Science Degree: BS Program/Major: Computer Science Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 1470 Computer Science I 4

MATH 1491 1496

Applied Calculus for Life Sciences or Calculus I 4

MATH2405 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 1480 Computer Science II 4 MATH 2311 Elementary Statistics 3 MATH2103 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



LD UCA Core Course 3 core link














SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Course 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 2320 Data Structures 3 CSCI 2335 Networking 3 CSCI 2330 Discrete Math 3 LD UCA Core Course 3 core link Lab Science Course3 4 acts link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 3360 Database Systems [UD UCA Core: C] 3 CSCI 3370 Principles of Programming Languages 3 CSCI 3380 Computer Architecture 3 LD UCA Core Course 3 core link LD UCA Core Course 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Mathematics Elective4 3 CSCI 3330 Algorithms 3 CSCI 4321 Ethical Implications [UD UCA Core: D, R] 3 Lab Science Course 4 acts link LD UCA Core Course 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Lab Science Course 4 acts link CSCI 3381 Object-Oriented Software Development with Java 3 CSCI 4300 Operating Systems 3 MATH 3320 Linear Algebra [UD UCA Core: I] 3 Computer Science Elective5 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 4490 Software Engineering (UD UCA Core: Z) 4 CSCI 4315 Information Security [UD UCA Core: R] 3











SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Computer Science Elective 3 Computer Science Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical In-quiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living (one of the LD UCA Core courses in the second semester must be designated FYS).

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map and consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for courses that fulfill these upper-division requirements. 3 This degree program requires a minimum of 12 credit hours in Lab Sciences in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Course sets that satisfy the requirement include BIOL 1440 and 1441 (Biology I and II), CHEM 1450 and 1451 (College Chemistry I and II), PHYS 1410 and 1420 (College Physics 1 and 2), and PHYS 1441 and 1442 (University Physics 1 and 2). A student must take a sequence (8 credits) from one of the three subject areas and one course from an area outside of the sequence.

4 See the Department of Computer Science page in the Undergraduate Bulletin for a list of Math electives. 5 See the Department of Computer Science page in the Undergraduate Bulletin for a list of Computer Science electives.

Notes







Academic Map: Computer Science, Data Science

Department: Computer Science Degree: BS Program/Major: Computer Science Track/Emphasis: Data Science Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 1470 Computer Science I 4 MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core Elective 3 acts link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 1480 Computer Science II 4 MATH 2311 Elementary Statistics 3 MATH2103 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



LD UCA Core Elective 3 core link














SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH LD UCA Core Elective 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 2320 Data Structures 3 CSCI 2330 Discrete Math 3 CSCI 2335 Networking 3 Lab Science Course3 4 acts link LD UCA Core Elective 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 3330 Algorithms 3 CSCI 3360 Database Systems [UD UCA Core: C] 3 MATH 3320 Linear Algebra [UD UCA Core: I] 3 LD UCA Core Elective 3 core link Lab Science Course 4 acts link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 3385 Artificial Intelligence 3 CSCI 3381 Object-Oriented Software Development with Java 3 CSCI 4321 Ethical Implications [UD UCA Core: D, R] 3 Lab Science Course 4 acts link LD UCA Core Elective 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 3370 Principles of Programming Languages 3 core link CSCI 3380 Computer Architecture 3 CSCI 4300 Operating Systems 3 MATH 3311 Statistical Methods 3 LD UCA Core Elective 3 core link

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 4370 Data Mining 3 CSCI 4315 Information Security [UD UCA Core: R] 3












SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH Data Science Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 4490 Software Engineering [UD UCA Core: Z] 4 Data Science Elective 3 Data Science Elective 3 General Elective 2





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical In-quiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living (one of the LD UCA Core courses in the second semester must be designated FYS).

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map and consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for courses that fulfill these upper-division requirements. 3 This degree program requires a minimum of 12 credit hours in Lab Sciences in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. Course sets that satisfy the requirement include BIOL 1440 and 1441 (Principles of Biology I and II), CHEM 1450 and 1451 (College Chemistry I and II), PHYS 1410 and 1420 (College Physics 1 and 2), and PHYS 1441 and 1442 (University Physics 1 and 2). A student must take a sequence (8 credits) from one of the three subject areas and one course from an area outside of the sequence.

Notes





Academic Map: Cybersecurity, Cyberphysical Security

Department: Computer Science Degree: BS Program/Major: Cybersecurity Track/Emphasis: Cyberphysical Security Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/cybersecurity/





Year 1

Fall – Semester 1 (Credit hours: 14) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CSCI 1470 Computer Science I 4

MATH 1491 1496

Applied Calculus for the Life Sciences or Calculus I (LD UCA Core [Quantitative])

4 MATH2405

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core [Writing Foundation]) 3 ENGL1013

PSCI 1330 2300

US Government and Politics (LD UCA Core [American Hist/Gov]) or International Relations (LD UCA Core [SS])2

3 PLSC2003


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 1480 Computer Science II 4 MATH QMTH PSCI

2311 2330 2312

Elementary Statistics or Business Statistics or Statistical Methods for Political Analysis

3 MATH2103 BUSI2103





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/cybersecurity/







1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research (LD UCA Core [Res/Writing])

3 ENGL1023 ENGL1023

LD UCA Core requirement (Physical Science)3 4 core link LD UCA Core requirement (Social Science) 2 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 2320 Data Structures 3 CSCI 2330 Discrete Math 3 CSEC 2300 Introduction to Cybersecurity 3 LD UCA Core requirement (Life Science) 4 core link LD UCA Core requirement (Fine Arts/Humanities) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSEC 3300 Introduction to Number Theory and Cryptography 3 CSCI 2335 Networking 3 CSCI 3380 Computer Architecture 3 LD UCA Core requirement (Diversity in Creative Works) 3 core link LD UCA Core requirement (Responsible Living) 3 core link

Year 3

Fall – Semester 5 (Credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 3330 Algorithms 3 CSCI 3360 Database Systems [UD UCA Core: C]4 3 CSCI 4300 Operating Systems 3 CSCI 4315 Information Security [UD UCA Core: R] 3 LD UCA Core requirement (Diversity in World Cultures) 3 core link

Spring – Semester 6 (Credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSEC 3320 Computer Forensics 3 MIS 4361 Cybersecurity Governance and Policy 3

PHIL 3320 3325 4320

Ethics [UD UCA Core: I, R] or Political Philosophy [UD UCA Core: I, R] or Applied Ethics [UD UCA Core: D, R]5

3

CSEC 4335 Network Security [Concentration Requirement] 3 General Elective 3










Year 4

Fall – Semester 7 (Credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH MIS 4355 Project Management 3 PSCI 3316 Cyber Security Law and Policy 3 MGMT 2301 Business Communications (LD UCA Core [Oral Communication]) 3 CSEC 4320 Ethical Hacking [Concentration Requirement] 3 General Elective 3

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 13) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSEC 4490 Cybersecurity Capstone [UD UCA Core: Z] 4 CSEC 4345 Cyberphysical Security [Concentration Requirement] 3 CSCI

3V75

Internship or Approved alternative [Concentration Requirement]

3

General Elective 3





Notes

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 All Cybersecurity majors must take either PSCI 1330 or PSCI 2300, and those in the Cybersecurity Strategic Policy concen-tration must take both. Both courses are, however, prerequisites for PSCI 3316, a requirement in all three concentrations, so all majors will ultimately need to complete both. Because each of these courses meets a different requirement of the lower-division UCA Core, we therefore recommend completing both during the first year, thus simultaneously meeting prerequisite requirements for PSCI 3316 and two requirements of the LD UCA Core. In this AMAP, then, the choice in semester 2 should be guided by which course was taken in semester 1. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin and the lower-division UCA Core (LD UCA Core) Check Sheet (core link). During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course desig-nated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. Specific LD UCA Core courses re-quired by this program are explicitly listed in the AMAP. 4 The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core (UD UCA Core). See annotations in this AMAP for requirements in this program that fulfill UD UCA Core requirements; courses in the student’s selected Cybersecurity Concentration may also fulfill UD UCA






Notes – continued Core requirements. See http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/ for a complete list of courses approved for the UD UCA Core and capstone requirements. 5 A student who has taken or plans to take PHIL 4320 in the Cybersecurity core will need to select in the General Electives category a course with the [UD UCA Core: I] designation; a student who has taken or plans to take PHIL 3320 or 3325 in the Cybersecurity core will need to select in the General Electives category a course with the [UD UCA Core: D] designation.




Academic Map: Cybersecurity, Management of Cybersecurity

Department: Computer Science Degree: BS Program/Major: Cybersecurity Track/Emphasis: Management of Cybersecurity Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


MATH 1491 1496


4 MATH2405

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core [Writing Foundation]) 3 ENGL1013

PSCI 1330 2300

US Government and Politics (LD UCA Core [American Hist/Gov]) or International Relations (LD UCA Core [SS])2

3 PLSC2003


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 1480 Computer Science II 4 MATH QMTH PSCI

2311 2330 2312


3 MATH2103 BUSI2103












1320 1320


3 ENGL1023 ENGL1023

LD UCA Core requirement (Physical Science)3 4 core link LD UCA Core requirement (Social Science) 2 3 core link

Year 2





Year 3



PHIL 3320 3325 4320


3

MIS 3321 Managing Systems and Technology [Concentration Requirement] 3 General Elective 3










Year 4

Fall – Semester 7 (Credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH MIS 4355 Project Management 3 PSCI 3316 Cyber Security Law and Policy 3 MGMT 2301 Business Communications (LD UCA Core [Oral Communication]) 3 MIS 4360 Principles of Information Security [Concentration Requirement] 3 General Elective 3

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 13) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSEC 4490 Cybersecurity Capstone [UD UCA Core: Z] 4 MIS 4380 Business Intelligence [Concentration Requirement] 3 MIS

3382

Internship or Approved alternative [Concentration Requirement]

3

General Elective 3





Notes

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 All Cybersecurity majors must take either PSCI 1330 or PSCI 2300, and those in the Cybersecurity Strategic Policy concen-tration must take both. Both courses are, however, prerequisites for PSCI 3316, a requirement in all three concentrations, so all majors will ultimately need to complete both. Because each of these courses meets a different requirement of the lower-division UCA Core, we therefore recommend completing both during the first year, thus simultaneously meeting prerequisite requirements for PSCI 3316 and two requirements of the LD UCA Core. In this AMAP, then, the choice in semester 2 should be guided by which course was taken in semester 1. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin and the lower-division UCA Core (LD UCA Core) Check Sheet (core link). During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course desig-nated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. Specific LD UCA Core courses re-quired by this program are explicitly listed in the AMAP. 4 The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core (UD UCA Core). See annotations in this AMAP for requirements in this program that fulfill UD UCA Core requirements; courses in the student’s selected Cybersecurity Concentration may also fulfill UD UCA






Notes – continued Core requirements. See http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/ for a complete list of courses approved for the UD UCA Core and capstone requirements. 5 A student who has taken or plans to take PHIL 4320 in the Cybersecurity core will need to select in the General Electives category a course with the [UD UCA Core: I] designation; a student who has taken or plans to take PHIL 3320 or 3325 in the Cybersecurity core will need to select in the General Electives category a course with the [UD UCA Core: D] designation.




Academic Map: Cybersecurity, Cybersecurity Strategic Policy

Department: Computer Science Degree: BS Program/Major: Cybersecurity Track/Emphasis: Cybersecurity Strategic Policy Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


MATH 1491 1496


4 MATH2405

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing (LD UCA Core [Writing Foundation] 3 ENGL1013 PSCI 1330 US Government and Politics (LD UCA Core [American Hist/Gov]) 3 PLSC2003

Spring – Semester 2 (Credit hours: 17) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSCI 1480 Computer Science II 4 MATH QMTH PSCI

2311 2330 2312


3 MATH2103 BUSI2103

WRTG ENGL

1320 1320


3 ENGL1023 ENGL1023











SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH PSCI 2300 International Relations (LD UCA Core [SS]) 3 LD UCA Core requirement (Physical Science)2 4 core link

Year 2





Year 3



PHIL 3320 3325 4320


3

PSCI 4301 Civil Liberties [UD UCA Core: I] [Concentration Requirement] 3 General Elective 3









Year 4

Fall – Semester 7 (Credit hours: 15) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH MIS 4355 Project Management 3 PSCI 3316 Cyber Security Law and Policy 3 MGMT 2301 Business Communications (LD UCA Core [Oral Communication]) 3 PSCI

4340

Seminar: International Terrorism/Counter-Terrorism [Concentration Requirement]

3

General Elective 3

Spring – Semester 8 (Credit hours: 13) SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH CSEC 4490 Cybersecurity Capstone [UD UCA Core: Z] 4 PSCI 3369 Cyber Citizenship [Concentration Requirement] 3 PSCI 4388 American Foreign Policy [Concentration Requirement] 3 General Elective 3





Notes

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin and the lower-division UCA Core (LD UCA Core) Check Sheet (core link). During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course desig-nated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. Specific LD UCA Core courses re-quired by this program are explicitly listed in the AMAP. 3 The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core (UD UCA Core). See annotations in this AMAP for requirements in this program that fulfill UD UCA Core requirements; courses in the student’s selected Cybersecurity Concentration may also fulfill UD UCA Core requirements. See http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/ for a complete list of courses approved for the UD UCA Core and capstone requirements. 4 A student who has taken or plans to take PHIL 4320 in the Cybersecurity core will need to select in the General Electives category a course with the [UD UCA Core: I] designation; a student who has taken or plans to take PHIL 3320 or 3325 in the Cybersecurity core will need to select in the General Electives category a course with the [UD UCA Core: D] designation.







Academic Map: Engineering Physics (Calculus Start)

Department: Physics and Astronomy Degree: BS Program/Major: Engineering Physics Track/Emphasis: Calculus Start Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No





Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/physics-astronomy/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1441 University Physics 1 4 PHYS2034 MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 ENGR 1301 Introduction to Engineering 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1442 University Physics 2 4 PHYS2044 MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Research/Writing) 2






https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/physics-astronomy/







Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 2443 University Physics 3 4 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 CSCI 1480 Computer Science II 4 ENGR 2311 Statics 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGR 2447 Electronics 4 ENGR 3311 Engineering Dynamics 3 MATH 3331 Ordinary Differential Equations (UD UCA Core: C) 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3360 Electromagnetism 1 3 ENGR 3421 Robotics 1 4 ENGR 3447 Microelectronics 4 Engineering Elective3 4 WRTG 3310 Technical Writing (UD UCA Core: C) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3361 Electromagnetism 2 3 ENGR 3410 Microcontrollers 4 ENGR 4421 Robotics 2 4 LD UCA Core 3 core link

PHIL 3320 4320

Ethics (UD UCA Core: I, R) or Applied Ethics (UD UCA Core D, R)

3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS Physics Elective3 3 ENGR Engineering Elective3 3 ENGR 4311 Senior Design 1 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGR 4312 Senior Design 2 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 ENGR Engineering Elective3 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link General Elective (UD UCA Core: D or I as needed) 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin and consult your aca-demic advisor. Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. The LD UCA Core Check Sheet may be reached through the core link provided throughout this Academic Map (AMAP).

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this AMAP for courses in the major that fulfill these upper-division requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available courses; a comprehensive list of UD UCA Core courses is provided here: http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/. 3 Engineering Elective and Physics Elective courses must be approved by the Chair of the Department of Physics and Astron-omy.

Notes









Academic Map: Engineering Physics (Pre-Calculus Start)

Department: Physics and Astronomy Degree: BS Program/Major: Engineering Physics Track/Emphasis: Pre-Calculus Start Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No


UCA Core Requirements: http://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/uca-core/

LD Core Check Sheet: http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/

Degree Requirements: http://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/


Course Descriptions: http://uca.edu/ubulletin/courses/

This degree program requires a total of 129 semester credit hours [but see Note 1], including at least 40 upper-division credit hours.

Comparable courses in the Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) are cross-referenced in the ACTS column of each se-mester block below; a core link (http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/) takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin’s UCA Lower-Division Core check sheet, where UCA Core options and ACTS course numbers are listed in full; an acts link takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin’s ACTS page (http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/acts/) for additional information and a UCA-ACTS crosswalk.


Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1486 Calculus Preparation3 4 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 ENGR 1301 Introduction to Engineering 3 LD UCA Core4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1441 University Physics 1 4 PHYS2034 MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320






http://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-information/degree-requirements/


http://uca.edu/ubulletin/courses/


http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/acts/





Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1442 University Physics 2 4 PHYS2044 MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505 CSCI 1480 Computer Science II 4 ENGR 2311 Statics 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 2443 University Physics 3 4 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 ENGR 2447 Electronics 4 ENGR 3311 Engineering Dynamics 3 MATH 3331 Ordinary Differential Equations (UD UCA Core: C) 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3360 Electromagnetism 1 3 ENGR 3421 Robotics 1 4 ENGR 3447 Microelectronics 4 Engineering Elective5 4 WRTG 3310 Technical Writing (UD UCA Core: C) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3361 Electromagnetism 2 3 ENGR 3410 Microcontrollers 4 ENGR 4421 Robotics 2 4 LD UCA Core 3 core link

PHIL 3320 4320

Ethics (UD UCA Core: I, R) or Applied Ethics (UD UCA Core D, R)

3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS Physics Elective5 3 ENGR Engineering Elective5 3 ENGR 4311 Senior Design 1 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENGR 4312 Senior Design 2 (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 ENGR Engineering Elective5 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link General Elective (UD UCA Core: D or I) 3





1 The degree requires 125 hours. Students who are not calculus ready will require 4 additional hours to prepare for required calculus courses. Students taking this pathway can be back on track for eight-semester completion by the end of the second year. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 Consult with your academic advisor for appropriate pre-calculus options. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin and consult your aca-demic advisor. Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. The LD UCA Core Check Sheet may be reached through the core link provided throughout this Academic Map (AMAP).

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this AMAP for courses in the major that fulfill these upper-division requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available courses; a comprehensive list of UD UCA Core courses is provided here: http://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/. 5 Engineering Elective and Physics Elective courses must be approved by the Chair of the Department of Physics and Astron-omy.

Notes









Academic Map: Environmental Science, Biology

Department: Biology Degree: BS Program/Major: Environmental Science Track/Emphasis: Biology Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/environmental-science/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414

Statistics Requirement3 or LD UCA Core Requirement4

3 core link

WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 1441 Principles of Biology II 4 CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



GEOG 1400 Earth Systems Science 4 PHSC1104





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/environmental-science/









Statistics Requirement3 or LD UCA Core Requirement4

3 3

core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 2490 Genetics 4 CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4

MATH 1491 1496

Applied Calculus for Life Sciences5 or Calculus I4 4

MATH2405 GEOG 3301 Conservation of Natural Resources 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL 3403 General Ecology (UD UCA Core: I) 4 BIOL Taxonomic Elective6, 7 4 PSCI 1330 US Government and Politics 3 LD UCA Core Requirement4 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENVR 3410 Environmental Theory and Application (UD UCA Core: D, C) 4 BIOL Theory Elective7 4 BIOL Biology Track Elective7 4 LD UCA Core Requirement4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL Taxonomic Elective6, 7 4 BIOL Theory Elective7 4 Biology Track Elective7 3 LD UCA Core Requirement4 3 core link

LD UCA Core Requirement4 or General Elective

3 core link

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENVR

4410

Biology Track Elective or Environmental Practicum (UD UCA Core: Z)

4

Biology Track Elective7 4








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI 3320 Environmental Policy and Regulation 3 LD UCA Core Requirement4 (if needed) 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENVR

4410

Environmental Practicum (UD UCA Core: Z) or Biology Track Elective7

4

UD Core Requirement8 (UD UCA Core: R) 3 UD Core Requirement8 3 General Elective 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 If 15 semester hours are needed to comply with a scholarship(s), it is the student’s responsibility to add 1-3 hour(s) of a gen-eral elective course or LD UCA Core course to the semester. 3 Student may choose one of the following courses to satisfy the statistics requirement: GEOG 2330 (Quantitative Methods), MATH 2311 (Statistical Methods), PSCI 2312 (Statistical Methods Political Analysis), PSYC 2330 (Psychological Statistics), QMTH 2330 (Business Statistics), or SOC 2321 (Social Statistics). Student should take Statistics course prior to completing 30 semester hours. MATH 1390 or equivalent is required to enroll in MATH 2311. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under "UCA Core" in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill these upper-division requirements; consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor to select appropriate courses to fulfill the remaining upper-division Responsible Living (R) requirement. 5 MATH 1390 or equivalent is required to enroll in MATH 1491. A “C” or better in MATH 1390 and a “C” or better in MATH 1392, or a “C” or better in MATH 1580, or equivalent is required to enroll in MATH 1496. 6 These courses cannot be from the same taxonomic grouping (vertebrate, invertebrate, plant). 7 This degree requires 31 hours of Biology elective courses, including taxonomic, theory, and track electives. The AMAP is designed with the minimum number of courses required to meet degree requirements. However, students may elect to take Biology elective courses that are not lab classes. The student must take a minimum of 4 Biology elective lab courses (16

Notes






Notes – continued credit hours).The remaining 15 hours of Biology elective courses may be any approved Biology elective course. See appropri-ate choices under the Environment Science Interdisciplinary Program in the Undergraduate Bulletin. 8 If students combine the UD UCA Core Diversity (D) and Responsible Living (R) requirement into one course or if Biology elective courses are used in place of the UD UCA Core Capstone requirements, these courses must be replaced with general electives in order to meet the minimum 120-credit hours required for graduation.




Academic Map: Environmental Science, Chemistry

Department: Chemistry Degree: BS Program/Major: Environmental Science Track/Emphasis: Chemistry Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405



1320 1320

















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4 BIOL 1440 Biology I 4 BIOL1014 PSCI 1330 US Government and Politics 3 PLSC2003 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 3411 Organic Chemistry II 4 BIOL 1441 Biology II 4 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link CHEM 3211 Organic Spectroscopy 2

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 3520 Quantitative Analysis 5

PHYS 1441 1410

University Physics 1 or College Physics 1

4 PHYS2034 PHYS2014

GEOG 1400 Earth Systems Science 4 GEOG2223 Restricted elective3 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENVR 3410 Environmental Theory and Application (UD UCA Core: D, C) 4

PHYS 1442 1420


4 PHYS2044 PHYS2024

CHEM 4451 Advanced Analytical Chemistry 4

UD UCA Core Course2 or General Elective

3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENVR 4410 Environmental Practicum (UD UCA Core: Z) 4 GEOG 3301 Conservation of Natural Resources 3 Restricted elective3 3







SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Restricted elective3 3 PSCI 3320 Environmental Policy and Regulation 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 4351 Environmental Chemistry4 3 CHEM 4152 Environmental Chemistry Laboratory4 1 Restricted elective3 1 UD UCA Core Course2 (UD UCA Core: I) 3

UD UCA Core Course2 or General Elective (UD UCA Core: R)

3

General Elective 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible. Students are encouraged to choose a course in economics to fulfill either Lower Division Core social science category (ECON 2320 or 2321) or their responsible living category (ECON 1310) requirements.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. Consult annotations in this Academic Map, the Undergraduate Bulletin, and your academic advisors for appropriate courses with which to fulfill UD UCA Core requirements. 3 Restricted elective (at least 10 hours): Choose from CHEM 3150, CHEM 3360, CHEM 4121, CHEM 4320, CHEM 4335, CHEM 4380, CHEM 4450, CHEM 4460, BIOL 3403, ENVR 4465, GEOG 4304, GEOG 4305, ECON 3330, and a maximum of 2 credits of research in the College of Natural Science and Mathematics, or 8 hours of courses that count toward a minor in mathematics, biology, physics, or geography. 4 CHEM 4351 and CHEM 4152 are offered spring semester, odd years. Must be taken in semester offered.

Notes





Academic Map: Environmental Science, Planning and Administration

Department: Geography Degree: BS Program/Major: Environmental Science Track/Emphasis: Planning and Administration Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 GEOG 1305 Principles of Geography2

(LD UCA Core: Inquiry/Analysis, Social Science; FYS) 3 GEOG1103

GEOG 1400 Earth Systems Science (LD UCA Core: I) 4 PHSC 1104 BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 MATH 1390 College Algebra 3 core link



1320 1320



GEOG 2475 Cartography 4 BIOL 1441 Principles of Biology II 4













SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI 1330 United States Government and Politics4 3 core link GEOG 2331 Research Methods in Geography 3

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core3 3 core link

GEOG 3403 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems 4 GEOG 2330 Quantitative Methods in Geography5 3

CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4

Major Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link

GEOG 3325 3371

Urban and Regional Planning or Urban Geography

3

CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4

Major Elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 3301 Conservation of Natural Resources (UD UCA Core: R) 3

ENVR 3410 Environmental Theory and Application (UD UCA Core: D, C) 4

Major Elective 3

PSCI 2305 Introduction to Public Administration and Policy 3 GEOG 3319 Geographic Field Techniques 3



GEOG 3318 3333

Biogeography or Geography of Natural Hazards 3

BIOL 3403 General Ecology (UD UCA Core: I) 4 HIST 4301 American Environmental History 3

WRTG 3310 Technical Writing 3

Major Elective 3







Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PSCI 3320 Environmental Policy and Regulation (UD UCA Core: R, I) 3 LD UCA Core3 3 core link General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS ENVR 4410 Practicum in Environmental Science (UD UCA Core: Z) 4 LD UCA Core3 3 core link General Elective 2





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Various lower-division UCA Core courses are offered as First Year Seminars (FYS), but it is recommended the student take Principles of Geography, as it will prepare them for several of the upper-level courses. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. An approved UCA Core lab science and an approved UCA Core math course should be taken in the first two years if possible.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See entries in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. 4 The student should take PSCI 1330 (rather than HIST 2301 or 2302) in the American History/Government category, since it is a prerequisite for two PSCI courses later in the program. 5 Preference is for GEOG 2330; credit for only one introductory statistics course allowed. Approved introductory statistics courses include GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, QMTH 2330, and SOC 2321.

Notes







Academic Map: General Science, Option A

Department: Physics and Astronomy Degree: BS Program/Major: General Science Track/Emphasis: Option A Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/general-science/




Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 BIOL 1441 Principles of Biology II 4 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link WRTG ENGL

1320 1320

Academic Writing and Research or Interdisciplinary Writing and Research or Other approved alternative (UD UCA Core: Research/Writing)2






https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/general-science/









Year 2



CHEM 2401 3520

Organic Chemistry I or Quantitative Analysis

4 5

MATH 1491 1496

Applied Calculus for the Life Sciences Calculus I

4 MATH2405

LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link



PHYS 1410 1441

College Physics 1 or University Physics 1

4 PHYS2014 PHYS2034

BIOL 2490 Genetics 4 Minor Elective3, 4 3 General Elective4 3 core link General Elective4 1 core link

Year 3



PHYS 1420 1442


4 PHYS2024 PHYS2044

Minor Elective3, 4 3 Minor Elective3, 4 3 UD UCA Core2 / General Elective4 3 UD UCA Core2 / General Elective4 3



PHYS 2430 2443


4

CHEM Chemistry Elective, upper-division 4 Minor Elective3, 4 3 Minor Elective3, 4 3 General Elective Course4 0–1

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL Biology Elective, upper-division 4 Minor Elective3, 4 3








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Minor Elective3, 4 3 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS BIOL CHEM Biology Elective, upper-division, or

Chemistry Elective, upper-division 4

UD UCA Core,2 General Elective Course4 3 UD UCA Core,2 General Elective Course4 3 UD UCA Core,2 Minor Elective3, 4 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See the Undergraduate Bulletin and consult your academic advisor for appropriate courses with which to fulfill these upper-division requirements. 3 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 26 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. Due to an overlap of programs, the minor cannot be in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Physical Science. 4 Major Elective, Minor Elective, and General Elective courses must be completed so that a minimum of 40 hours of credit are earned at the 3000 level or above.

Notes







Academic Map: General Science, Option B

Department: Physics and Astronomy Degree: BS Program/Major: General Science Track/Emphasis: Option B Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/general-science/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 BIOL 1441 Principles of Biology II 4 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link WRTG ENGL

1320 1320







https://uca.edu/ubulletin/programs-by-program/interdisciplinary/general-science/









Year 2



CHEM 2401 or 3520

Organic Chemistry I or Quantitative Analysis

4 5

MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link



PHYS 1441 or 1410

University Physics 1 College Physics 1

4 PHYS2034 PHYS2014

MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505 BIOL 2490 Genetics 4 Minor Elective3, 4 3

Year 3



PHYS 1442 1420


4 PHYS2044 PHYS2024

Minor Elective3, 4 3 Minor Elective3, 4 3 UD UCA Core2 / General Elective4 3 UD UCA Core2 / General Elective4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 2433 University Physics 3 4 CHEM Chemistry Elective, upper-division 4 Minor Elective3, 4 3 Minor Elective3, 4 3 General Elective Course4 0–1

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS Physics Elective, upper-division 4 Minor Elective3, 4 3 Minor Elective3, 4 3 LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link LD UCA Core Course2 3 core link









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS CHEM Physics Elective, upper-division, or

Chemistry Elective, upper-division 4

UD UCA Core,2 General Elective Course4 3 UD UCA Core,2 General Elective Course4 3 UD UCA Core,2 Minor Elective3, 4 3






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See the Undergraduate Bulletin and consult your academic advisor for appropriate courses with which to fulfill these upper-division requirements. 3 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 26 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. Because of an overlap of programs, the minor cannot be in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Physical Sci-ence. 4 Major Elective, Minor Elective, and General Elective courses must be completed so that a minimum of 40 hours of credit are earned at the 3000 level or above.

Notes





Academic Map: Geography

Department: Geography Degree: BA Program/Major: Geography Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes






Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/geography/





Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 GEOG 1400 Earth Systems Science (LD UCA Core: Physical Science) 4 PHSC1104 GEOG 1320 Human Geography (LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures [SS]) 3 GEOG1113

MATH 1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy College Algebra Or higher math course (LD UCA Core: Quantitative)2


BA Foreign Language Requirement3 3 acts link



1320 1320



GEOG 2331 Research Methods in Geography 3





https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/geography/









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology Approved alternative (LD UCA Core, Life Science)2


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 2330 Quantitative Methods in Geography4 3 GEOG 2475 Cartography 4 GEOG

4390

Historical Geography of North America (UD UCA Core: D) or Approved alternative5

3



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 3403 Geographic Information Systems (UD UCA Core: I) 4 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link UD UCA Core: Communication2 (not in major) 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG Geography Elective, upper-division6 3 GEOG Geography Elective, upper-division6 3 General Elective 3 Minor Elective7 3 Minor Elective7 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG Geography Elective, upper-division6 3 GEOG Geography Elective, upper-division6 3 Minor Elective7 3 Minor Elective7 3 GEOG UD UCA Core (Responsible Living)8 3











Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 4391 Research Seminar (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor Elective7 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Minor Elective7 3 Minor Elective7 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 2-3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under UCA Core Requirements and LD UCA Core Check Sheet in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. A lab science (BIOL 1400 or a Physical Science) and MATH 1360/MATH 1390 should be taken in the first year if possible. PSCI 1330 is recommended for LD UCA Core: Inquiry and Anal-ysis: American History and Government.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that will fulfill some of these requirements. For other available courses, consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor. 3 Students with strong language skills may test out of the first and/or second semester of a foreign language and take the sophomore-level course immediately. See the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures for test infor-mation. Students with no previous experience in a foreign language may need to take up to six hours of 1000-level instruction to prepare for the required course. The 1000-level courses are not included in this plan of study. It is recommended that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 4 Preference is for GEOG 2330; credit for only one introductory statistics course allowed. Approved introductory statistics courses include GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, QMTH 2330, and SOC 2321.

Notes





Notes – continued 5 A regional course is required. The student may choose one of the following: GEOG 3315 Latin America (Spring, even years), GEOG 3345 Geography of China and East Asia (Spring, odd years), GEOG 3380 Geography of Arkansas (Fall, even years), or GEOG 4390 Historical Geography of North America (Fall, odd years). 6 These courses will fulfill the requirement of 12 hours of upper-division Geography courses. 7 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 8 Choose 1 from GEOG 3301, GEOG 3333, GEOG 4304, GEOG 3325, or GEOG 4313.



Academic Map: Geography, Geospatial Technology

Department: Geography Degree: BA Program/Major: Geography Track/Emphasis: Geospatial Technology Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 GEOG 1400 Earth Systems Science (LD UCA Core: Physical Science) 4 PHSC 1104 GEOG 1320 Human Geography (LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures [SS])2 3 GEOG1113

MATH 1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra or Higher math course (LD UCA Core: Quantitative)2


BA Foreign Language Requirement3 3 acts link



1320 1320

















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core, Life Science)2


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG

4390

Historical Geography of North America (UD UCA Core: D) or Approved alternative4

3

GEOG 2475 Cartography 4 GEOG 2330 Quantitative Methods in Geography5 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 3403 Geographic Information Systems (UD UCA Core: I) 4 GEOG 3306 Remote Sensing and Image Interpretation 3 General Elective 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link Minor Elective6 3

Year 3



GEOG 3307 3309

GIS in Practice: Social Science and Business Applications or GIS in Practice: Environmental Applications

3

General Elective 3 General Elective 3 Minor Elective6 3 UD UCA Core (Communication)2 (not in major) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG UD UCA Core (Responsible Living)7 3 Minor Elective6 3 Minor Elective6 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3









Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 4391 Research Seminar (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 GEOG 4330 Geographic Information Analysis 3 Minor Elective6 3 Minor Elective6 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG Geography Elective 3 Minor Elective6 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 2-3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a lower-division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. A lab science (BIOL 1400 or a Physical Science) and MATH 1360/MATH 1390 should be taken in the first year if possible. PSCI 1330 is recommended for LD UCA Core: Inquiry and Analysis: American History and Government.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division (UD) and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that will fulfill some of these requirements. For other available courses, consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor. 3 Students with strong language skills may test out of the first and/or second semester of a foreign language and take the sophomore-level course immediately. See the Department of Languages, Linguistics, Literatures, and Cultures for test infor-mation. Students with no previous experience in a foreign language may need to take up to six hours of 1000-level instruction to prepare for the required course. The 1000-level courses are not included in this plan of study. It is recommended that stu-dents complete the foreign language requirement as early as possible in their program in order not to lose fluency gained in high school. 4 A regional course is required. The student may choose one of the following: GEOG 3315 Latin America (Spring, even years), GEOG 3345 Geography of China and East Asia (Spring, odd years), GEOG 3380 Geography of Arkansas (Fall, even years), or GEOG 4390 Historical Geography of North America (Fall, odd years).

Notes





Notes – continued 5 Preference is for GEOG 2330; credit for only one introductory statistics course allowed. Approved introductory statistics courses include GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, QMTH 2330, and SOC 2321. 6 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 7 Choose 1 from GEOG 3301, GEOG 3333, GEOG 4304, GEOG 3325, or GEOG 4313.



Academic Map: Geography

Department: Geography Degree: BS Program/Major: Geography Track/Emphasis: Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 GEOG 1400 Earth Systems Science (LD UCA Core: Physical Science) 4 PHSC1104 GEOG 1320 Human Geography (LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures [SS]) 3 GEOG1113

MATH 1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra or Higher math course (LD UCA Core: Quantitative)2




1320 1320



GEOG 2475 Cartography 3 GEOG 2331 Research Methods in Geography 3













SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core 3 core link BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternatives (LD UCA Core: Life Science)2


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 2330 Quantitative Methods in Geography3 3 GEOG 3403 Geographic Information Systems (UD UCA Core: I) 4 General Elective 3 LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link



3345

Geography of China & East Asia (UD UCA Core: D) or Approved alternative4 3

BS Math/Science3 3 acts link LD UCA Core 3 core link LD UCA Core 3 core link General Elective 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS UD UCA Core: Communication2 3 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG UD UCA Core: Responsible Living6 3 GEOG Geography Elective, upper-division7 3 GEOG Geography Elective, upper-division7 3 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3











Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 4391 Research Seminar (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3 GEOG Geography Elective, upper-division7 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG Geography Elective, upper-division7 3 Minor Elective5 3 General Electives (any combination of classes) 8





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a lower-division (LD) UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. PSCI 1330 is recommended for LD UCA Core, Inquiry and Analysis: American History and Government.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that will fulfill some of these requirements. For other available courses, consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor. 3 Preference is for GEOG 2330; credit for only one introductory statistics course allowed. Approved introductory statistics courses include GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, QMTH 2330, and SOC 2321.

GEOG 2330 Quantitative Methods in Geography may be used to complete one-half of the mathematics option for the BS Spe-cial Degree Requirement. An additional and approved MATH course will be required to complete the requirement under this option. If other choices are made to complete the BS requirement, the total number of general electives will need to be ad-justed. For a description of the options for fulfilling this requirement, see https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-infor-mation/degree-requirements/#sec020206.

Notes







Notes – continued 4 A regional course is required. The student may choose any one of the following: GEOG 3315 Geography of Latin America (Spring, even years), GEOG 3345 Geography of China and East Asia (Spring, odd years), GEOG 3380 Geography of Arkan-sas (Fall, even years), or GEOG 4390 Historical Geography of North America (Fall, odd years). 5 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 6 Choose one from GEOG 3301, GEOG 3333, GEOG 4304, GEOG 3325, or GEOG 4313. 7 These courses will fulfill the requirement of 12 hours of upper-division Geography courses.



Academic Map: Geography, Geospatial Technology

Department: Geography Degree: BS Program/Major: Geography Track/Emphasis: Geospatial Technology Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 GEOG 1400 Earth Systems Science (LD UCA Core: Physical Science) 4 PHSC 1104 GEOG 1320 Human Geography (LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures [SS]) 3 GEOG1113

MATH 1360 1390

Quantitative Literacy or College Algebra or Higher mathematics course (LD UCA Core: Quantitative)2





1320 1320

















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 2475 Cartography 4 LD UCA Core2 3 core link BIOL

1400

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Approved alternative (LD UCA Core, Life Science)2


Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 3403 Geographic Information Systems (UD UCA Core: I) 4 GEOG 2330 Quantitative Methods in Geography3 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link



3345

Geography of China & East Asia (UD UCA Core: D) or Approved alternative4

3

GEOG 3306 Remote Sensing and Image Interpretation 3 BS Math/Science3 3 acts link LD UCA Core2 3 core link Minor Elective5 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG UD UCA Core: Responsible Living6 3 Minor Elective5 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 3430 Geographic Information Analysis 4 UD UCA Core: Communication2 3 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3 General Elective 3











Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG 4391 Research Seminar (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 GEOG 4309 GIS in Practice: Environmental Applications/Approved alternative7 3 Minor Elective5 3 Minor Elective5 3 General Elective 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS GEOG Geography Elective 3 Minor Elective5 3 General Elective (any combination of course[s]) 4





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. During the first year, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Re-sponsible Living. A lab science (BIOL 1400 or a Physical Science) and MATH 1360/MATH 1390 should be taken in the first year if possible. PSCI 1330 is recommended for LD UCA Core: Inquiry and Analysis: American History and Government.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that will fulfill some of these requirements. For other available courses, consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor. 3 Preference is for GEOG 2330; credit for only one introductory statistics course allowed. Approved introductory statistics courses include GEOG 2330, MATH 2311, PSCI 2312, PSYC 2330, QMTH 2330, and SOC 2321.

GEOG 2330 Quantitative Methods in Geography may be used to complete one-half of the mathematics option for the BS Spe-cial Degree Requirement. An additional and approved MATH course will be required to complete the requirement under this option. If other choices are made to complete the BS requirement, the total number of general electives will need to be ad-justed. For a description of the options for fulfilling this requirement, see https://uca.edu/ubulletin/general-policies-infor-mation/degree-requirements/#sec020206. 4 A regional course is required. The student may use any one of the following: GEOG 3315 Geography of Latin America (Spring, even years), GEOG 3345 Geography of China and East Asia (Spring, odd years), GEOG 3380 Geography of Arkan-sas (Fall, even years), or GEOG 4390 Historical Geography of North America (Fall, odd years).

Notes







Notes – continued 5 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan. 6 Choose 1 from GEOG 3301, GEOG 3333, GEOG 4304, GEOG 3325, or GEOG 4313. 7 An Upper-Division Geospatial Technology course is required. The student may use any one of the following: GEOG 3319 Geographic Field Techniques (Fall), GEOG 4307 GIS in Practice: Locational Analysis & Decision Making in GIS (Spring), or GEOG 4309 GIS in Practice: Environmental Applications (Fall).



Academic Map: Mathematics, Applied Mathematics

Department: Mathematics Degree: BS Program/Major: Mathematics Track/Emphasis: Applied Mathematics Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes





Program Description: https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/mathematics/



Comparable courses in the Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) are cross-referenced in the ACTS column of each se-mester block below; a core link (https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/) takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin’s UCA Lower-Division Core check sheet, where LD UCA Core options and ACTS course numbers are listed in full; an acts link takes the user to the Undergraduate Bulletin’s ACTS page (https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/acts/) for additional information and a UCA-ACTS crosswalk.


Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 WRTG

1310





SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320



LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2, 3 4 core link




https://uca.edu/ubulletin/colleges-departments/cn/mathematics/













Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 2335 Transition to Advanced Mathematics 3 MATH 2441 Mathematical Computation 4 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2, 3 4 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 MATH 3320 Linear Algebra (UD UCA Core: I) 3 MATH 3331 Differential Equations (UD UCA Core: C) 3 Program Requirement3 3 or 4 Minor Field4, 5 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4371 Introduction to Probability (UD UCA Core: R) 3

MATH 4315 4340 4373

Partial Differential Equations or Numerical Methods or Regression Analysis

3


Program Requirement (if needed) or General Elective3

3 or 4

Minor Field4, 5 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3311 Statistical Methods 3 MATH Major Elective 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link Minor Field4, 5 3 Minor Field4, 5 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH Major Elective 3 General Elective5 4 General Elective5 3 Minor Field4, 5 3 Minor Field4, 5 3








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4306 Modeling and Simulation (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 General Electives5 3 General Electives5, 6 1 or 3 Minor Field4, 5 3 Minor Field4, 5 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “LD UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. Prior to comple-tion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Criti-cal Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses in the major that will fulfill UD UCA Core requirements; for others, consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor. 3 Program Requirements: PHYS 1441 and PHYS 1442 OR PHYS 1410 and PHYS 1420 OR CHEM 1450 and CHEM 1451 OR ECON 2320 and ECON 2321. Students who use the first course of the sequence for a LD UCA Core Critical Inquiry require-ment (Physical Science or Social Science) will take an additional general elective instead of the program requirement in their fifth semester. 4 This Academic Plan includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15–27 credit hours, so the student will need to adapt the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan as needed, de-pending upon the chosen minor field. Depending on a student’s choice of minor and special degree requirements, the total number of credit-hours taken may exceed the total number of credit hours required to complete the program. 5 The applied mathematics major requires 24 hours of upper-division courses. The additional 16 upper-division credit hours needed to complete the degree may be met by courses in the minor field and by additional math or general electives. 6 Students will need to adjust the number of general elective credit hours depending on the sequence chosen to meet the pro-gram requirements.

Notes





Academic Map: Mathematics, STEMteach Applied Mathematics

Department: Mathematics Degree: BS Program/Major: Mathematics Track/Emphasis: STEMteach Applied Mathematics Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes










Year 1



1310



LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link STEM 1100 Inquiry Approaches to Teaching (UCA STEMteach)3 1



1320 1320



LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2, 4 4 core link
















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS STEM 1101 Inquiry Based Lesson Design (UCA STEMteach) 1

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 2335 Transition to Advanced Mathematics 3 MATH 2441 Mathematical Computation 4 General Elective4 3 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 LD UCA Core2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3320 Linear Algebra (UD UCA Core: I) 3 Program Requirement5 3 or 4 STEM 1301 Knowing and Learning (UCA STEMteach) 3 STEM MATH 3331 Differential Equations 3 MATH LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences) 4

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4371 Introduction to Probability (UD UCA Core: R) 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link MATH 4313 Functions and Modeling 3 LD UCA Core 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3311 Statistical Methods 3 MATH 4345 College Geometry 3 Program Requirement5 3 or 4 MATH 4306 Modeling and Simulation (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 STEM 2301 Classroom Interactions (UCA STEMteach) 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4350 Introduction to the History of Mathematics (UD UCA Core: D) 3







MATH

Math Elective—Recommended one of the following courses: Math 4315 Introduction to Partial Differential Equations or Math 4340 Numerical Methods or Math 4373 Regression Analysis

3

General Elective4 3 STEM 3310 Research Method in Mathematics and Science (UCA STEMteach) 3 STEM 3300 Project-Based Instruction (UCA STEMteach) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS STEM 4600 Apprentice Teaching (UCA STEMteach) (UD UCA Core: Z) 6

STEM 4605 Apprentice Teaching Seminar (UCA STEMteach) 6

March 22, 2016 SIGNED – DEPARTMENT CHAIR DATE



If applicable, has student selected a minor? Type “x” as appropriate. No X Yes If “yes,” specify: UCA STEMteach

1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Lower Division Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a UCA Lower Division Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill these requirements; for others, consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor. 3 This Academic Map includes the 26 credit hours of the UCA STEMteach minor. 4 Students will need to adjust the number of general elective credit hours depending on the sequence chosen to meet the pro-gram requirements. 5 Program Requirement: PHYS 1441 and PHYS 1442 OR PHYS 1410 and PHYS 1420 OR CHEM 1450 and PHYS 1451 OR ECON 2320 and ECON 2321. Students who use the first course of the sequence for a lower-division UCA Core Critical Inquiry requirement (Physical Science or Social Science) will take an additional general elective instead of the program requirement in their fifth semester.

Notes





Academic Map: Mathematics, Data Science

Department: Mathematics Degree: BS Program/Major: Mathematics Track/Emphasis: Data Science Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes1



LD UCA Core Check Sheet: https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ld-uca-core/ UD UCA Core Course List: https://uca.edu/academicbulletins/ud-uca-core/







Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1496 Calculus I3 4 MATH2405 WRTG

1310

Introduction to College Writing or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Writing Foundation)4


HIST HIST PSCI

2301 2302 1330

The Making of America: US History to 1877 or America in the Modern Era: US History Since 1877 or US Government & Politics5

3 HIST2113 HIST2123 PLSC2003

BIOL 1400 1401 1402

Exploring Concepts in Biology or Exploring Ecology & the Environment or Exploring Human Biology6

4 BIOL1004 BIOL1004 BIOL1004


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505













1320 1320

Academic Writing & Research or Interdisciplinary Writing & Research or Other approved alternative (LD UCA Core: Research/Writing)4


LD UCA Core: Social Science4 3 core link LD UCA Core: Natural Sciences – Physical Science4 4 core link LD UCA Core: Fine Arts4 3 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3320 Linear Algebra (UD UCA Core: I) 3 MATH 2441 Introduction to Mathematic Computation 4 MGMT COMM

2301 1300

Business Communication (recommended) or Principles of Communication [formerly SPCH 1300]7

3 BUSI2013 SPCH1003

LD UCA Core: Responsible Living4 3 core link LD UCA Core: Diversity in Creative Works4 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 MATH 3311 Statistical Methods 3 CSCI

1470

Minor field (Computer Science minor recommended): Computer Science I

4

ECON

2310

Global Environment of Business (recommended) or Other approved course (LD UCA Core: Diversity/World Cultures)4

3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3392 Multivariate Analysis 3 MATH 4373 Regression Analysis 3 MIS 4355 Project Management 3 CSCI

1480

Minor field (Computer Science minor recommended) Computer Science II

4

MATH 4371 Introduction to Probability (UD UCA Core: R) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4391 Machine Learning 3 MATH Major elective 3 MIS 4380 Business Intelligence 3 CSCI

2320

Minor field (Computer Science minor recommended) Data Structures

3

General elective 3










Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3391 Nonparametric Statistics 3 MATH 4381 Special Topics8 3 MATH 4381 Special Topics8 3 Minor field (Computer Science minor recommended) 3 Minor field (Computer Science minor recommended) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4395 Practicum in Data Science 3 MATH MATH Major Elective 3 Minor field (Computer Science minor recommended) 3 General elective 4





1 The Computer Science minor is strongly encouraged. In this Academic Map, 20 credit hours are set aside for the minor. The Computer Science minor requires a minimum of 18 credit hours. Depending on the minor and courses selected, the number of general electives may need to be adjusted to bring the total credit hours in the program to 120. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 For the BS in Mathematics, this course fulfills the LD UCA Core Critical Inquiry – Quantitative requirement. 4 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions designated in the UCA Core Requirements and the lower-division (LD) UCA Core Check Sheet in the Undergraduate Bulletin. Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses within the major that fulfill the UD UCA Core requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available UD UCA Core courses. 5 Any one of the three courses listed here fulfills the LD UCA Core requirement in American History and Government. 6 Any one of the three courses listed here fulfills the LD UCA Core requirement in Natural Sciences – Life Science.

Notes





Notes – continued 7 Either MGMT 2301 or COMM 1300 fulfills the LD UCA Core requirement in Oral Communication. Note: COMM 1300 and SPCH 1300 are the same course. Take only one of them. 8 More than one instance of this course may be taken if topics differ. Special topics may include Experimental Design, Six-Sigma Analysis, and Social Network Analysis.



Academic Map: Mathematics, STEMteach Mathematics Education

Department: Mathematics Degree: BS Program/Major: Mathematics Track/Emphasis: STEMteach Mathematics Education Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes










Year 1



1310






1320 1320



LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2 4 core link
















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS STEM 1101 Inquiry Based Lesson Design (UCA STEMteach)3 1

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 2335 Transitions to Advanced Math 3 General Elective 3 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 LD UCA Core 3 MATH 2441 Mathematical Computation 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3320 Linear Algebra (UD UCA Core: I) 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link STEM 1301 Knowing and Learning (UCA STEMteach)3 3 LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2 4 core link

MATH 3354 2330

Concepts of Discrete Math or Discrete Structures I

3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link MATH 4313 Function and Modeling 3 MATH 3360 Introduction to Rings and Fields 3 MATH 3370 Mathematics in Secondary Schools 3



MATH 4372 3311

Introduction to Statistical Inference Statistical Methods II

3

MATH 4345 College Geometry 3 MATH 4301 Secondary Mathematics Methods (UD UCA Core: C) 3 STEM 2301 Classrooms Interactions (UCA STEMteach)3 3 General Elective 3







Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS STEM 3310 Research Methods in Mathematics and Science (UCA STEMteach)3 3 General Elective 4 MATH 4350 Introduction to the History of Mathematics (UD UCA Core: D) 3 MATH 4371 Introduction to Probability 3 STEM 3300 Project-Based Instruction (UCA STEMteach) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS STEM 4600 Apprentice Teaching (UCA STEMteach) (UD UCA Core: Z) 6 STEM 4605 Apprentice Teaching Seminar (UCA STEMteach) 6






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses in the major that will fulfill these requirements; for others, consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor. 3 This Academic Map includes the 26 credit hours of the UCA STEMteach minor.

Notes





Academic Map: Mathematics, Pure Mathematics

Department: Mathematics Degree: BS Program/Major: Mathematics Track/Emphasis: Pure Mathematics Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1



1310






1320 1320




















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2 4 core link

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 2335 Transition to Advanced Mathematics 3 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2 4 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3320 Linear Algebra (UD UCA Core: I) 3 MATH 3331 Ordinary Differential Equations (UD UCA Core: C) 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link Minor Field Course3, 4 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3360 Introduction to Rings and Fields 3 MATH 4371 Introduction to Probability (UD UCA Core: R) 3 MATH 2441 Mathematical Computation 3 UD UCA Core (Diversity) 3 Minor Field3, 4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3362 Introduction to Group Theory 3 MATH MATH Major Elective 3 General Elective4 – an upper-level Math course is suggested 3 Minor Field3, 4 3 Minor Field3, 4 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4362 Advanced Calculus I (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 General Elective4 – an upper-level Math course is suggested 3 General Elective4 4








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS Minor Field3, 4 3 Minor Field3, 4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS General Elective4 – an upper-level Math course is suggested 3 General Elective4 – an upper-level Math course is suggested 3 General Elective4 3 Minor Field3, 4 3 Minor Field3, 4 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions designated in the UCA Core Requirements and the lower-division (LD) UCA Core Check Sheet in the Undergraduate Bulletin. Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete an LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses in the major that fulfill these up-per-division requirements; for others, consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor. 3 This Academic Map includes 24 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 27 credit hours, so the student will need to adapt the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this plan as needed, de-pending upon the chosen minor field. Depending on a student’s choice of minor and special degree requirements, the total number of credit-hours taken may exceed the total number of credit hours required to complete the program. 4 The pure mathematics major requires 24 hours of upper-division courses. The additional 16 upper-division credit hours needed to complete the degree may be met by courses in the minor field and by additional math or general electives.

Notes





Academic Map: Mathematics, STEMteach Pure Mathematics

Department: Mathematics Degree: BS Program/Major: Mathematics Track/Emphasis: STEMteach Pure Mathematics Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes










Year 1



1310






1320 1320



LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2 4 core link
















SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS STEM 1101 Inquiry Based Lesson Design (UCA STEMteach) 1

Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 2335 Transition to Advanced Mathematics 3 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 LD UCA Core (Natural Sciences)2 4 core link General Elective 4 LD UCA Core 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3320 Linear Algebra (UD UCA Core: I) 3 MATH 3331 Differential Equations (UD UCA Core: C) 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link STEM 1301 Knowing and Learning (UCA STEMteach) 3

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 3360 Introduction to Rings and Fields 3 MATH 4313 Functions and Modeling 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link MATH 4350 Introduction to the History of Mathematics (UD UCA Core: D) 3 MATH 4371 Introduction to Probability (UD UCA Core: R) 3



MATH 4372 3311

Introduction to Statistical Inference or Statistical Methods II

3

MATH 4345 College Geometry 3 STEM 2301 Classroom Interactions (UCA STEMteach) 3 General Elective 4 Elective (such as MATH 4301) 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS MATH 4362 Advanced Calculus I (UD UCA Core: Z) 3 MATH Math Major Elective 3







SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS STEM 3300 Project-Based Instruction (UCA STEMteach) 3 STEM 3310 Research Method in Mathematics and Science (UCA STEMteach)3 3 Elective (such as MATH 3370) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS STEM 4600 Apprentice Teaching (UCA STEMteach) (UD UCA Core: Z) 6 STEM 4605 Apprentice Teaching Seminar (UCA STEMteach) 6





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Lower Division Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a UCA Lower Division Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses in the major that fulfill UD UCA Core requirements; for others, consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic Advisor. 3 This Academic Plan includes the 26 credit hours of the UCA STEMteach minor.

Notes





Academic Map: Physics, Physics

Department: Physics and Astronomy Degree: BS Program/Major: Physics Track/Emphasis: Physics Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No1











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1441 University Physics 1 4 PHYS2034 MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core (FYS)3 3 core link



1320 1320



CSCI 1340 Introduction to Programming 3













Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 2443 University Physics 3 4 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 2320 Introductory Computational Physics 3 PHYS 3341 Mathematical Methods in Physics 3 MATH 3331 Ordinary Differential Equations (UD UCA Core: C) 3 LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3210 Experiments in Physics 1 2 PHYS 3342 Mechanics 3 PHYS 3360 Electromagnetism 1 3 BIOL

1400



WRTG 3310 Technical Writing (UD UCA Core: C) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3220 Experiments in Physics 2 2 PHYS 3343 Thermal Physics 3 PHYS 3361 Electromagnetism 2 3 LD UCA Core3 3 General Elective Course4 (UD UCA Core: D, I, or R as needed) 3 General Elective Course4 1

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4111 Senior Capstone 1 1 PHYS 3353 Quantum Mechanics 1 3 Major Elective4, 5 3 General Elective Course4 (UD UCA Core: D, I, or R as needed) 3









SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS General Elective Course4 3 General Elective Course4 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4211 Senior Capstone 2 (UD UCA Core: Z) 2 Major Elective4, 5 3 General Elective Course4 (UD UCA Core: D, I, or R as needed) 3 General Elective Course4 3 General Elective Course4 3





1 Students completing the requirements for the program are 3 hours short of completing the requirements for a minor in Mathe-matics. 2 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin. Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses in the major that fulfill these up-per-division requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available courses. 4 Major Elective and General Elective courses must be selected so that a minimum of 40 hours of credit is earned at the 3000 level or above. 5 Major elective courses must be approved by the Chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy.

Notes





Academic Map: Physics, Biological Physics

Department: Physics and Astronomy Degree: BS Program/Major: Physics Track/Emphasis: Biological Physics Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1441 University Physics 1 4 PHYS2034 MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 BIOL 1440 Principles of Biology I 4 BIOL1014 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1442 University Physics 2 4 PHYS2044 MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505 BIOL 1441 Principles of Biology II 4 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320














Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 2443 University Physics 3 4 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 LD UCA Core3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 BIOL 2490 Genetics 4 LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3210 Experiments in Physics 1 2 CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4 WRTG 3310 Technical Writing (UD UCA Core: C) 3 MATH 4371 Introduction to Probability (UD UCA Core: R) 3 LD UCA Core3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3220 Experiments in Physics 2 2 PHYS 3343 Thermal Physics 3 CHEM 3411 Organic Chemistry II 4 LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4111 Senior Capstone 1 1 BIOL 34XX Upper-Division Biology Elective 4 General Elective Course4 (UD UCA Core: D) 3 General Elective Course4 3 General Elective Course4 3 General Elective Course4 1











SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4211 Senior Capstone 2 (UD UCA Core: Z) 2 PHYS 3345 Optics 3 BIOL 44XX Upper-Division Biology Elective 4 General Elective Course4 (UD UCA Core I) 3 General Elective Course4 1


SIGNED –COLLEGE DEAN DATE



1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See the annotations in this Academic Map, the Undergraduate Bulletin, and your academic advisor for courses that fulfill these requirements. 4 General elective courses must be selected so that a minimum of 40 hours of credit is earned at the 3000 level or above.

Notes





Academic Map: Physics, Chemical Physics

Department: Physics and Astronomy Degree: BS Program/Major: Physics Track/Emphasis: Chemical Physics Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1441 University Physics 1 4 PHYS2034 MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1442 University Physics 2 4 PHYS2044 MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505 CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 WRTG ENGL

1320 1320














Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 2443 University Physics 3 4 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4 LD UCA Core3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3341 Mathematical Methods in Physics 3 MATH 3331 Ordinary Differential Equations (UD UCA Core: C) 3 CHEM 3520 Quantitative Analysis 5 LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3210 Experiments in Physics 1 2 PHYS 3342 Mechanics 3 LD UCA Core3 3 core link BIOL

1400





SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3220 Experiments in Physics 2 2 General Elective Course (UD UCA Core: D, I or R as needed) 3 CHEM Chemistry Elective4 4 LD UCA Core3 3 core link LD UCA Core3 3 core link

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4111 Senior Capstone 1 1 PHYS 3353 Quantum Mechanics 1 3 PHYS 3360 Electromagnetism 1 3 LD UCA Core3 3 core link CHEM Chemistry Elective4 4 General Elective Course (UD UCA Core: D, I or R as needed) 1












SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4211 Senior Capstone 2 (UD UCA Core: Z) 2 CHEM Chemistry Elective4 4 General Elective Course 1 PHYS 3361 Electromagnetism 2 3 General Elective Course (UD UCA Core: D, I or R as needed) 3





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Seminar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses that fulfill these upper-division requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available courses. 4 CHEM elective courses must be approved by the Chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy.

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Academic Map: Physics, Mathematical Physics

Department: Physics and Astronomy Degree: BS Program/Major: Physics Track/Emphasis: Mathematical Physics Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) No











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 1441 University Physics 1 4 PHYS2034 MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 LD UCA Core2 3 core link



1320 1320

















Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 2443 University Physics 3 4 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 MATH 4371 Introduction to Probability (UD UCA Core: R) 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3341 Mathematical Methods in Physics 3 MATH 3331 Ordinary Differential Equations (UD UCA Core: C) 3 LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link LD UCA Core2 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3210 Experiments in Physics 1 2 PHYS 3342 Mechanics 3

PHYS 3353 3360

Quantum Mechanics 1 or Electromagnetism 1

3

BIOL

1400


4 BIOL1004



SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3220 Experiments in Physics 2 2 PHYS 3343 Thermal Physics 3

PHYS 3354 3361

Quantum Mechanics 2 or Electromagnetism 2

3

MATH 4385 Complex Analysis 3 Math Elective3 3 General Elective Course (UD UCA Core: D or I as needed) 3

Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4111 Senior Capstone 1 1

PHYS 3360 33534

Electromagnetism 1 or Quantum Mechanics 1

3








SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4341 Advanced Mathematical Physics 3 MATH 4362 Advanced Calculus I 3 General Elective Course (UD UCA Core: D or I as needed) 3 General Elective Course 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4211 Senior Capstone 2 (UD UCA Core: Z) 2

PHYS4 3361 3354

Electromagnetism 2 or Quantum Mechanics 2

3

PHYS 4351 Computational Physics 3 MATH 4363 Advanced Calculus II 3 General Elective Course 1






The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses in the major that fulfill the upper-division requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available courses. 3 MATH elective courses must be approved by the Chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy. 4 Both sequences – PHYS 3360 and 3361, and PHYS 3353 and 3354 – must be completed.

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Academic Map: Physics, Physical Science

Department: Physics and Astronomy Degree: BS Program/Major: Physics Track/Emphasis: Physical Science Does this program require a minor? (Yes/No) Yes











Year 1


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS PHYS

1441 1410


4 PHYS2034 PHYS2014

MATH 1496 Calculus I 4 MATH2405 WRTG 1310 Introduction to College Writing 3 ENGL1013 BIOL

1400




SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS PHYS

1442 1420


4 PHYS2044 PHYS2024

MATH 1497 Calculus II 4 MATH2505













1320 1320




Year 2


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 2443 University Physics 3 4 MATH 2471 Calculus III 4 MATH2603 CHEM 1450 College Chemistry I 4 CHEM1414 LD UCA Core Course3 3 core link


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS CHEM 1451 College Chemistry II 4 CHEM1424 LD UCA Core Course3 3 core link LD UCA Core Course3 3 core link LD UCA Core Course3 3 core link LD UCA Core Course3 3 core link

Year 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3210 Experiments in Physics 1 2 CHEM 2401 Organic Chemistry I 4 PHYS Physics Elective4, 5 3 Minor Elective5,6 3 WRTG 3310 Technical Writing (UD UCA Core: C) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 3220 Experiments in Physics 2 2 PHYS Physics Elective4, 5 3 CHEM Chemistry Elective4, 5 3 LD UCA Core Course3 3 core link Minor Elective5, 6 3 Minor Elective5, 6 3











Year 4


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4111 Senior Capstone 1 PHYS Physics Elective4, 5 3 Minor Elective5, 6 3 Minor Elective5, 6 3 General Elective Course5 (UD UCA Core: D, I, or R) 3 General Elective Course5 (UD UCA Core: D, I, or R) 3


SUBJ NUM TITLE SCH ACTS PHYS 4211 Senior Capstone (UD UCA Core: Z) 2 Minor Elective5, 6 3 Minor Elective5, 6 3 General Elective Course5 (UD UCA Core: D, I, or R) 3 General Elective Course5 1





1 See online information resources for UCA scholarships at https://uca.edu/scholarships/ and for state scholarships at https://scholarships.adhe.edu/scholarships-and-programs/a-z/. 2 Prior to completion of 30 semester hours, a student must complete a LD UCA Core course designated as a First-Year Semi-nar (FYS) in Critical Inquiry, Diversity, or Responsible Living. 3 See appropriate choices, alternatives, or substitutions under “UCA Core” in the Undergraduate Bulletin.

The student will also need to complete major, minor, or general elective courses designated as fulfilling the upper-division and capstone requirements of the UCA Core. See annotations in this Academic Map for courses that fulfill these requirements. Consult the Undergraduate Bulletin and your academic advisor for other available courses. 4 PHYS and CHEM elective courses must be approved by the Chair of the Department of Physics and Astronomy. 5 Major Elective, Minor Elective, and General Elective courses must be selected so that a minimum of 40 hours of credit is earned at the 3000 level or above. 6 This Academic Map includes 21 credit hours in the Minor field of study. Minor requirements range from 15 to 26 credit hours. Depending on the minor selected, the student will need to adjust the number of general elective and minor elective credit hours in this AMAP.

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