Courses

Courses Satisfying the CSD Major in L&S

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Statistics

  • Stat 301: Introduction to Statistical Methods
  • Stat 311: Introduction to Theory and Methods of Mathematical Statistics 1
  • Stat 371: Introductory Applied Statistics for the Life Sciences
  • Psych 210: Basic Statistics for Psychology
  • Soc 360: Statistics for Sociologists 1

Psychology

  • Psych 201: Exploring Psychology
  • Psych 202: Introduction to Psychology
  • HDFS 263: Development from Adolescence to Old Age

Linguistics

  • Linguis 101: Human Language
  • Linguis 103: Language, History, and Society elementary
  • Linguis 303: Language, History, and Society intermediate
  • Engl 214: The English Language
  • Engl 314: The Structure of English
  • Engl 318: Second Language Acquisition
  • Spanish 321: The Structure of Modern Spanish
  • Spanish 327: Introduction to Spanish Linguistics
  • Spanish 331: Spanish Applied Linguistics

Ethnic Studies

  • Anthro 104: Cultural Anthropology and Human Diversity
  • Asian Am 101: Introduction to Asian American Studies
  • Asian Am/AfroAmer/AmerInd/Chicla/Folklore 102: Introduction to Comparative US Ethnic and American Indian Studies
  • Asian Am/Soc 220: Ethnic Movements in the United States
  • Chicano Studies 201: Introduction to Chicana/o and Latina/o Studies
  • Gen&WS 200: Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer+ Studies
  • LIS 202: Informational Divides and Differences in a Multicultural Society
  • Hist 227: Explorations in the History of Race and Ethnicity
  • AfroAmer 275: Science, Medicine, and Race: A History
  • AmerInd 314: Indians of North America
  • Engl 319: Language, Race, and Identity
  • Hist 403: Immigration and Assimilation in American History
  • Soc 134: American Racial and Ethnic Minorities
  • Soc 220: Ethnic Movements in the US

Biological Sciences

  • Bio/Botany/Zoology 151: Introductory Biology
  • Anthro 105: Principles of Biological Anthropology
  • Anthro 410: Evolutionary Biology
  • Biochem 104: Molecular Mechanisms, Human Health and You
  • Biocore 381: Evolution, Ecology & Genetics
  • Zoology 101: Animal Biology

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