CORE COURSES

Take the following courses:

AN-151  Introduction to Anthropology

3 CreditsS,I 

AN-199 Anthropology Special Topics

1-4 Credits

AN-254  Archaeology & Human Prehistory

3 CreditsS,I 

AN-255  Applied Archaeology

3 CreditsH,SW-LE,CTDHPre- or Co-requisite: FYC-101 orEN-110 or EN-109.

AN-299 Anthropology Special Topics

1-4 Credits

AN-353  Archaeological Fieldwork

2-4 CreditsS 

HS-493 The Historian's Craft

3 CreditsH, CWPrerequisites: One 300 level history course and Senior status.

HISTORY ELECTIVES

Take 5 of the following courses (17-20 credits):

HS-104 Medieval Europe

4 CreditsH, I, WK-HTPre- or Co-Req: FYC-101 or EN-110 orEN-109

HS-115 United States to 1877

4 CreditsH, SW-USPre- or Co-Requisite: FYC-101

HS-116 The U.S. Since 1877

4 CreditsH, SW-ERPre- or co-requisite: FYC-101

HS-152 World History Since 1450

4 CreditsH, I, SW-GEPrerequite or Corequisite: FYC-101

HS-200 The Great War

4 CreditsI, H, CW,WK-HT 

HS-208 Engineering, Empire, and the Environment

3 CreditsWK-HTPre- or Co-Requisite: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109

HS-213 History of Ireland

4 CreditsH, WK-HT 

HS-215 Rome: Republic to Empire

4 CreditsH, WK-HT 

HS-262 North American Environmental History

3 CreditsH 

HS-268 Sword & Scimitar: Islam & West 500-1300

3 CreditsSW-GH1 

HS-272 Natives & Colonists in Early N. America

4 CreditsH, CW, SW-US 

HS-277 History of Food

4 CreditsHPrerequisites: Sophomore Standing. Note: There is a fee assessed on this course.

HS-293 Sophomore Colloquium

4 CreditsH, CWPre-requisites: sophomore standing and two courses in History or permission of the instructor.

HS-309 Civil War and Reconstruction

4 CreditsH, CW, CTDHPrerequisites: HS115 or HS116 and SO, JR, or SR standing.

HS-312 The New South: 1877-1990

4 CreditsHPrerequisites: HS116 or permission of the instructor.

HS-317 Medicine in World War I

4 CreditsSW-ERPrerequisite: FYC-101

HS-319 Glorious Cause: American Revolutionary Era

HPrerequisite: FYS-102

HS-322 Women in Medieval Life

4 CreditsH, CW, WK-HTPrerequisite: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109

HISTORICAL ARCHAEOLOGY CONCENTRATIONS

Complete one of the following concentrations below:

GEOLOGY CONCENTRATION:

Take 12 credits from the following courses:

CONN-331 Battlefield Detectives

4 CreditsIC,CONN

ESS-330 Geographical Information Systems

4 CreditsCTGISNote: A special course fee is assessed. Prerequisite: ESS100.

GL-100  Intro to Physical Geology

3 CreditsN 

GL-100A  Environmental Geology

3 CreditsN 

GL-101  Physical Geology Lab

1 CreditNCorequisite or Prerequisite: GL100A.

GL-123 Expedition: Earth

3 Credits  

GL-126 Environmental Geochemistry

3 CreditsN 

GL-130 Introduction to Soils

4 CreditsNNo prerequisites.

GL-204 History of Earth

4 CreditsN, WK-SPPre-req: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109

GL-210 Minerals

4 CreditsN, WK-SPPre-req: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109.

GL-240 Geological Field Methods I

4 CreditsN, CW, CTGISPrerequisite: GL100A. Note: A special course fee is assessed.

GL-300 Petrography

4 CreditsNPrerequisite: GL210.

GL-305 Hydrogeology

3 CreditsN 

GL-307 Geophysics

3 CreditsNPrerequisites: GL202. MA130 may be taken as prerequisite or corequisite. There are two field trips run over the weekend where students get to use the equipment in the field and reduce the data. A special fee is assessed.

GL-325 Intro to Soil Science

4 CreditsNPrerequisites: GL100 & GL101 & CH105.

GL-350 Geol. Research Methodologies

2 Credits Prerequisites: Permission of the instructor.

MUSEUM STUDIES CONCENTRATION: 

Take 12 credits from the following courses:

AH-303 Reframing American Art to 1876

4 CreditsF,H,SW-USPre- or Co-requisite: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109.

AH-304 Reframing American Art from 1876

4 CreditsF,H,SW-USPrerequisite: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109.

AH-311 Art of Ancient Peoples

4 CreditsF,I,WK-HTPre-req: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109.

CONN-394 Curating Art, History & Science

4 CreditsCONN

MM-290  Cze Castle Collections I

1 CreditsIC, SW-GEPre- or Co-requisite: FYC-101 or EN-110 or EN-109

MM-291  Cze Castle Collections II

2 CreditsIC 

MM-391 Ethics and Museums

3 CreditsSW-ERPrerequisite or corequisite: FYC-101

MM-393 Cultural Institutions & Community Audiences

3 CreditsSW-LEPrerequisite: FYC-101

MM-480  Museum Practicum I

3 CreditsFPrerequisite: MM-391 or MM-390 or AR-390 and instructor permission.

MM-481  Museum Practicum II

3 CreditsFPrerequisite: MM-480 or AR-480 and instructor permission.

APPLIED COMPUTER SCIENCE CONCENTRATION:

Take 12 credits from the following courses:

CS-110  Computer Science I

3 CreditsN,CTGES,CTGISRecommended programming experience or IT110 or IT100, IT111 or IM110 or MA103 but not necessary. 

CS-220  Computer Organization

4 CreditsNPrerequisites: CS110.

CS-240  Computer Science II

4 CreditsNPrerequisites: CS110 and MA116 or MA210. 

CS-255U  Unix Programming

1 CreditsN,CTGESPrerequisites: CS110. 

CS-300  Software Engineering

3 CreditsNPrerequisite: CS240. 

CS-341 Scientific Computing

3 CreditsNPre-Req: CS-110

CS-370  Database Management Systems

3 CreditsN,CTGISPrerequisites: CS110. 

DS-110  Intro to Data Science

3 CreditsN 

DS-210  Data Acquisition

3 CreditsNPRE-REQ: CS 110 and DS 110. 

DS-352  Machine Learning

3 CreditsNPrerequisite: CS-110, DS-110, and an approved statistics course from this list: MA-205, MA-220, BI-305, PY-214, PY-260, PY-366, or EB- 211. 

DS-375  Big Data

3 CreditsNPrerequisites: DS 110 Intro to Data Science and CS 370 Database Management Systems 

IT-210  Information Technology Systems

4 CreditsNPrerequisites: CS110. MA116 strongly recommended. 

DS-242  Info Visualization

3 CreditsN,CTDH,CTGESPrerequisite: AR-102 or CS-110 or DS-110 or IM-110 or IT-110

CAPSTONE

Complete one of the following options below:

OPTION 1:

Take the following course:

AN-353  Archaeological Fieldwork

2-4 CreditsS 

OPTION 2:

Take the following course:

AN-450 Archaeological Laboratory Research

1-4 Credits

OPTION 3:

Take both of the following courses:

AN-490  Internship/Need Paperwork 

2-9 Credits   

AN-495  Internship Seminar

2-6 Credits   

POE Credit Total = 48-56

Students must complete at least 18 credits at the 300/400-level.  Any course exception must be approved by the advisor and/or department chair.