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NCSU Humanities/Social Science Requirements
North Carolina State University has general education requirements
similar to the Basic
Studies Requirement at UNC Wilmington. These requirements are specified
in their undergraduate catalog. Requirements in physical education,
english, math, and science are met through courses that are part of
the engineering curriculums. Other requirements are met through selection
of appropriate humanities and social science electives listed in the
table below and effective starting Fall 2008. All course number are
UNCW course numbers. Foreign language proficiency is addressed
following the table.
These requirements can be met at either UNCW or NCSU. They are not
required for transfer.
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Humanities
(Select two courses from different disciplines)
Aerospace,
Mechanical, and Materials Science & Eng. majors must take PAR 115 OR complete
the ethics requirement at NCSU
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ENG 110
[1]
, 2111, 2121, 219, 2231,
2241, 2251, 2261,
2301, 2321,
2331, 332, 333, 335, 336, 337, 338, 350, 351, 352,
372
HST 101[2],
1022, 1032, 2012, 2022,
204, 2372, 2612, 2752, 276, 305, 306, 321, 322,
323, 325, 326, 330, 341, 346, 347, 348, 351, 355, 358, 360, 361,
365, 372, 373, 382
(Philosophy) PAR 101[3],
110, 1153, 2013, 2023, 211, 2153,
340
(Religion)
2303, 2353, 2363, 238,
240, 2423
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Social Sciences
(Select one course.)
Environmental
Eng.
majors must take PLS 209 at UNCW, or PS 336 or 320 at NCSU
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ANT 206[4],
2074, 208, 210[5], 304,
305, 320
COM 390
ECN 222, 326, 426
GGY 1404
PLS 1014, 111, 209, 220, 308,
335, 338, 422, 426
PSY 1054, 216, 223, 336, 338, 365,
412
SOC 1054,
2154, 315, 325, 335, 337, 345, 346, 347, 350,
355, 365, 380, 485, 486
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Economics
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ECN 2214
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Interdisciplinary Perspectives
(Select two courses)
Biological
and Industrial Eng. majors must fulfill one of these requirements at NCSU
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BIO 150
ECN 325
ENG 242
HST 2752, 276
PAR 2153, 345
SOC
337
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Additional Breadth
(Select one course)
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Select a course from Humanities
or Social Sciences above, or one from the list below:
ART 101, 102
ARH 2016, 2026
COM 116[6]
MUS 1116 & 111L6, 112
& 112L, 1156, 1166
THR 1216,
2256, 230, 231
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Underlined courses meet NCSU's Global Knowledge co-requisite.
Double-underlined courses meet NCSU's U.S. Diversity co-requisite.
Notes:
Requirements in all categories above must be satisfied. A total
of 21 credits are required.
UNCW Basic Studies Requirements A., B., and E. are met through
the English, PED, math, and science courses that are part of the
engineering curriculums.
Foreign Language Requirement: Incoming Freshmen and transfer
students are required to demonstrate proficiency at the FL 102 level.
This corresponds to the 102 level at UNCW.
- Meeting the Requirement Before Enrollment: Freshmen
and transfer students may satisfy this requirement before entering
NC State in one of the following ways:
- score of 375 on the College Board Foreign Language
Achievement Test (SAT II)
- advanced placement score of 3 (College Entrance Examination
Board)
- obtaining a grade of C (77) in each of two years of high school
study of the same language
- Meeting the Requirement After Enrollment: Proficiency
at the FL 102 level after entering NC State may be demonstrated as
follows:
- completion of FL 102 course with a passing grade of
S, D or better
- transfer credit equivalent to FL 102 from an accredited
institution or University-approved study abroad program
- satisfactory completion of the FL 102 competency test
offered by the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature
- placement into FL 201 or higher on the placement test
offered by the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature
Visit the following foreign language requirement
web site for engineering for other details. Be sure to scroll
down to the section on engineering.
Footnotes:
1.
Satisfies UNCW Basic Studies requirement C.1.
2. Satisfies UNCW
Basic Studies requirement C.2.
3. Satisfies UNCW
Basic Studies requirement C.3.
4. Satisfies UNCW
Basic Studies requirement F.
5. Satisfies UNCW
Basic Studies requirement E.1.a.
6. Satisfies UNCW
Basic Studies requirement D.
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