Tennessee Board of Regents
Associate of Science
General Studies
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Course Requirements*
Required General Education Core (39 hours)
COL 101: Orientation to Online Learning--2 hours
Composition (both required)
ENGL 1010: English Composition I--3 hours
ENGL 1020: English Composition II--3 hours
History (Choose two courses)
HIST 2010: American History I--3 hours
HIST 2020: American History II--3 hours
HIST 2030: Tennessee History--3 hours
Humanities (Choose 9 hours including 3 hours Literature)
MUS 1030: Music Appreciation--3 hours
ENGL 2010 Introduction to Literature l: Fiction--3 hours
ENGL 2110: Survey of American Literature I--3 hours
ENGL 2120: Survey of American Literature II--3 hours
ART 1030: Art Appreciation--3 hours
ENGL 2410: World Literature I--3 hours
ENGL 2420: World Literature II--3 hours
PHIL 201: World Religions--3 hours
Sciences (Choose two courses)
CHEM 1010: Intro to Chemistry I--4 hours (Chemistry II will go online Fall 2003 to form a two semester sequence.)
CHEM 1020: Intro to Chemistry II--4 hours (Chemistry I & II form a two semester sequence.)
BIOL 1010: Biology I--4 hours
BIOL 1020: Biology II--4 hours (Biology I & II form a two semester sequence.)
PHYS 1030: Physics--4 hours
ASTR 1030: Astronomy--4 hours (Physics & Astronomy form a two semester sequence.)
Mathematics (Choose one)
MATH 1130: College Algebra--3 hours
MATH 1530: College Statistics--3 hours
MATH 1710: Precalculus I--3 hours
HMSE 1100: Fitness & Wellness--2 hours
BIT 1050: Introduction to Micro Computers - 3 hours
Oral Communication (3 hours)
Speech (Choose one)
SP 110: Public Speaking -3 hours
Social Science (6 hours)
Social Sciences (Choose two courses)
PSY 101: Introduction to Psychology--3 hours
SOC 1010: Introduction to Sociology--3 hours
ECON 2030: Survey of Economics--3 hours
SOCI 1120: Cultural Anthropology 3 hours
Electives (12 hours)
Electives may be chosen from courses listed as freshman/sophomore courses offered for Spring 2003.
Total Hours for Associate of Science = 60 credits
* Note: Course prerequisites can be found on each course syllabus. Developmental courses are listed separately.
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