Program Learning Outcomes

Students who complete the program in History will be able to:

1. Complete a substantial historical project autonomously.
2. Demonstrate the relationship between primary and secondary materials by assessing a historian’s work and recognizing the evidence used to construct that historical argument.
3. Present and analyze, in written or oral presentation, different perspectives on an event from the past.
4. Find appropriate materials online, in a library, or in the community and know how to cite them.

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1011	World Civilizations II (GE)	3
HIS 2070	Doing History	4
Upper-Division Requirements
HIS 4060	Internship in History (2 units required)	2
HIS 4070	Senior Seminar in History	4
Global Electives
Choose two (2) courses from the following:		8
HIS 3008	Early Modern Europe
HIS 3011	European Intellectual History
HIS 3040	Russia to 1900
HIS 3042	Twentieth-Century Russia and the Soviet Union
HIS 3050	Islamic Civilization
HIS 3055	Modern Middle East
HIS 3056	Early East Asia
HIS 3065	Modern Japan and Korea
HIS 3068	Modern China Through Film
HIS 3069	China in Revolution
HIS 4013	Nineteenth-Century Europe
HIS 4014	Twentieth-Century Europe
HIS 4015	Europe and the World
U.S. Electives
Choose two (2) courses from the following:		8
HIS 3016	Colonial and Revolutionary America
HIS 3020	United States History, 1815-1914
HIS 3070	California History
HIS 3080	America in the 1960's
HIS 4025	United States Since 1914
HIS 4035	Asian-American History: 1800 to the Present
HIS 4036	America in East Asia: 1800 to the Present
HIS 4077	Gender and Law in the U.S.
HIS 4080	San Diego Urban History
Additional Upper-Division Electives
Choose 18 units from any of the courses listed above, below, or from an approved study abroad program:		18
HIS 3035	History of Surfing and Surf Culture
HIS 3060	Wilderness in the American Mind
HIS 3072	Two Years Before the Mast and the History of Coastal California
HIS 3075	African Cultures and Histories
HIS 3085	World War II Through Film
HIS 4060	Internship in History 1
HIS 4075	Topics in Women's History
HIS 4084	Ancient and Medieval Christianity
HIS 4086	Modern Christianity
HIS 4087	The Ancient Historians
HIS 4090	Special Studies in History
Total Units		50

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HIS 4060 may be completed for a total of 4 units. Students are required to complete 2 units to fulfill the Upper-Division Requirements. Therefore, students may complete 2 additional units maximum in the Additional Upper-Division Electives requirement. 

Total Non-GE Units for Major: 44

Note(s): Accepting Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT)

4-Year Credential Track: Single Subject Teaching Credential

Majors in the Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees complete a minimum of 128 units to graduate. The following majors have the option of choosing the 4-year credential track by fulfilling additional units within the undergraduate degree in fulfillment of the Single Subject California Teaching Credential.

• Art Education, B.A. (Single Subject Art California Teaching Credential)
• Biology, B.A. (Single Subject Science California Teaching Credential)
• English, B.A. (Single Subject English Teaching Credential)
• French, B.A. (Single Subject World Languages: French California Teaching Credential)
• History, B.A. (Single Subject Social Sciences Teaching Credential)
• Mathematics, B.S. (Single Subject Mathematics Teaching Credential)
• Music Education, B.A. (Single Subject Music California Teaching Credential)
• Spanish, B.A. (Single Subject World Languages: Spanish California Teaching Credential)
• Sport Science, B.S. (Single Subject Physical Education California Teaching Credential)

For the 4-year credential track, the following 3000 or 4000-level credential courses are strategically added to the undergraduate degree course plan. These courses represent the required courses for the California SB2042 Single Subject Teaching Credential. Students desiring to enroll in the 4-year credential track would need to make application to the Teacher Education program before entry in the 3rd credential course, meeting all program, university and state requirements for classroom observations and tests required prior to student teaching. Students will be vetted through a screening process, which may include a faculty interview, prior to being placed in student teaching. Candidates major in the academic discipline of their choice (e.g. Kinesiology) and are co-advised by both departments throughout their undergraduate program.

Candidates may also apply to the School of Education Graduate Program to fulfill the remaining requirements toward the California Teaching Credential(s). Any 4000-level courses cross listed with the 6000-level credential courses cannot be repeated between the undergraduate and graduate programs. At the point that the requirements for the undergraduate degree are fulfilled, the candidate would apply to the Graduate School of education and complete the remaining courses required for the credential post-baccalaureate.

The following courses may be used for the credentialing purposes in the State of California. When taken prior to the posting of a baccalaureate degree, unit values may not be applied toward master’s degree courses. Other appropriate master’s degree-level courses must be substituted for unit values.

Requirements

Course List

Code	Title	Units
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory 1	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition 1	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education 1	3
EDU 4009	Classroom Assessment and Research Practices	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
EDU 4020	Literacy Instruction for Secondary Teachers 1	3
EDU 4021	General Methods for Secondary Teachers 1	3
EDU 4050	Secondary Clinical Practice I	4
EDU 4055	Secondary Clinical Practice II	4
EDU 40CP1	Clinical Practice Seminar I	1
EDU 40CP2	Clinical Practice Seminar II	1
Choose one (1) course from the following based on major:		3
EDU 4032	Methods of Teaching Secondary Language Arts
EDU 4033	Methods for Teaching Secondary Mathematics (Mathematics Majors)
EDU 4034	Methods of Teaching Secondary Science (Biology Major) 2
EDU 4035	Methods of Teaching Secondary Social Science (History Majors)
EDU 4036	Methods for Teaching Secondary Foreign Language (French/Spanish Majors)
EDU 4037	Methods for Teaching Secondary Visual Arts (Art Education Majors) 3
EDU 4038	Methods for Teaching Secondary Physical Education (Exercise and Sports Science Majors)
EDU 4039	Content-Specific Pedagogy for Secondary Teachers (Music Education Majors) 4
Total Units		33

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Requires 20 hours of supervised field experience working with students in a classroom setting.

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BIO 4063 also satisfies this credential requirement.

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ART 4055 also satisfies this credential requirement.

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MUE 4054 also satisfies this credential requirement.