Note 1: Communication Courses

ANTH201 Contemporary Issues in Anthropology
BUS230 Business Communications
CMST&101 Intro to Communication
CMST&220 Public Speaking
CMST155 Argumentation & Public Debate
CMST&230 Small Group Communication
CMST205 Multicultural Communication
ENGL&101 English Composition I
ENGL&102 Composition II
ENGL105 Applied Composition
HUM105 Interculture Communication
ISP105 Interculture Communication
PHIL240 Liberation Ethics
SPAN236 Latin American Colonial Literature
SPAN238 Chicano Narrative

Note 2: Computation/ Quantitative Symbolic Reasoning (QSR) Courses

ASTR&110 The Solar System
BUS210 Business and Economic Statistics
CHEM&139 General Chemistry Prep
CHEM&161 General Chemistry with Lab I
CHEM&162 General Chemistry with Lab II
CHEM&163General Chemistry with Lab III
CHEM191 General Chemistry (Two-quarter sequence)
CHEM192 General Chemistry (Two-quarter sequence)
CSC110 Introduction to Computer Programming
CSC142 Computer Programming
CSC143 Computer Programming II
ECON&201 Micro Economics
ECON&202 Macro Economics
ENGR142 Computer Programming for Engineers
MATH100 Math for Health Careers*
MATH102 College Algebra
MATH103 Geometry & Visualization
MATH&107 Math in Society**
MATH109 Elementary Statistics
MATH116 Applications of Math to Management, Life & Social Sciences
MATH&148 Business Calculus
MATH120 Elementary Functions***
MATH&141 Precalculus I
MATH&142 Precalculus II
MATH&151 Calculus I
MATH&152 Calculus II
MATH&153 Calculus III
MATH170 Math for Elementary School Teachers 1
MATH220 Linear Algebra
MATH224 Vector Calculus
MATH238 Differential Equations
PHIL&106 Intro to Logic
PHYS&121 General Physics
PHYS&122 General Physics II
PHYS&123 General Physics III
PHYS&221 Engineering Physics I
PHYS&222 Engineering Physics II
PHYS&223 Engineering Physics III
PSYC217 Intro to Probability & Statistics for Psychology

Note 3: Human Relations Courses

BUS236 Interpersonal Communications for The Workplace
HUM105 Interculture Communication
PSYC&100 General Psychology
PSYC240 Psychology of Human Relations
SOC102 Introduction to American Culture
SOC105 Sociology of Black Americans*
SOC106 Sociology of Asian Americans*
SOC&101 Intro to Sociology
SOC150 Race and Ethnic Relations in the United States
SOC220 Sex Roles and Society
SOC245 Social Psychology
* Accepted only by Pharmacy Technician and Medical Assisting Certificate Programs.
** If using MATH107 to meet both the intermediate algebra proficiency requirement and the QSR requirement, students must earn a minimum 2.0 grade in the course.
*** Does not meet QSR requirement at the University of Washington.

Note 4: AA Degree

These courses can be chosen from the appropriate area of the A.A. degree "Areas of Knowledge." You can download a list of acceptable courses by downloading the AA Degree Requirements from the AA Degree page.

Course Substitutions

A program coordinator may approve substitutions for technical courses of college-level courses in communication, computation, or human relations. (Example: BIOL128 for NUR124.) Substitutions for approved AA degree courses are limited to equivalent academic transfer classes.

Students must first complete the certificate programs in Medical Assisting, Practical Nursing, and Pharmacy Technician before beginning work on the AAS degree.