Program Learning Outcomes

Liberal Studies: Teacher Education prepares candidates for a successful K-12 teaching career. Within the degree are credential courses approved by the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing.

Candidates who complete the program in Liberal Studies: Teacher Education will be able to do the following:

1. Demonstrate effective oral presentation skills, one-on-one and with groups.
2. Employ critical thinking to solve problems in a variety of environments, to include the K-6 classroom.
3. Utilize specific content information from a variety of sources for classroom instructional planning.
4. Apply an interdisciplinary understanding of content regarding diverse and cross-cultural communities.
5. Cultivate their collaborative skills, nourishing their abilities to serve both as a leader and listener, to effectively work with others to execute a variety of tasks.
6. Reflect on their own and other's learning, in order to make intentional changes in their personal and professional lives.
7. Serve effectively within their communities and in educational settings, grounded in their faith-based beliefs and practices.

Concentrations

The candidate majoring in Liberal Studies: Teacher Education chooses one concentration from the following list of content areas available at PLNU. At least 8 of the units must be distinct from the major requirements, with the embedded General Education requirements, that may have been satisfied. 

• Art
• Communication Studies
• Disability Studies
• English
• French
• History and Social Science - American Studies
• History and Social Science - International Studies
• Human Development
• Math
• Music
• Physical Education/Health
• Science
• Spanish

Art Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE) 2
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE) 2
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I 3	0
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 4		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 5
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 6,7
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		12
Choose one (1) of the following tracks:
Art History
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE) 2
or ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I
Choose two (2) courses from the following: 8
ART 3004	Modern Art History
ART 3005	Contemporary Art History
ART 3025	Non-Western Art History
ART 3035	Design History: Industrial Revolution to Contemporary Design
ART 4020	Contemporary Studio Seminar
Graphic Design
ART 2002	Introduction to Computer Graphics
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I
Choose two (2) courses from the following: 8
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE) 2
or ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
ART 2003	Graphic Design I: Visual Symbolism
ART 3003	Graphic Design II: Typography
ART 3015	Introduction to Interactive Web Design
ART 3035	Design History: Industrial Revolution to Contemporary Design
Visual Arts
ART 1015	Drawing I
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I
Choose two (2) courses from the following: 8
ART 1004	Three-Dimensional Design: Composition and Space
ART 2010	Painting: Color and Technique
ART 2023	Printmaking I
ART 2024	Ceramics: Foundations in Clay
or ART 3024	Ceramics: Advanced Methods in Clay
ART 2026	Photography: Digital
ART 3090	Advanced Studio Practice
ART 4020	Contemporary Studio Seminar
Total Units		112-118

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2 unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

ART 2000 and ART 2001 can only be taken once for credit as part of the Art History or Graphic Design concentration tracks.

³

Course also fulfills and is counted as part of the concentration requirement.

⁴

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

⁵

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁶

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁷

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

⁸

OR another approved 3-unit ART course.

Communication Studies Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE) 1	0
or COM 2031	Argumentation and Debate (GE)
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 2	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 3		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 4
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 5,6
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		12
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)
or COM 2031	Argumentation and Debate (GE)
COM 1090	Interpersonal Communication
COM 3060	Professional Speaking for Career Settings
COM 3095	Media Literacy
Total Units		112-118

¹

Course also fulfills and is counted as part of the concentration requirement.

²

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2-unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

³

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

⁴

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁵

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁶

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

Disability Studies Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 2		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 3
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 4,5
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education 6	0
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		12
CHD 3055	Development of Special Needs Children
EDU 2025	Introduction to Disability Studies
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education
Choose one (1) course from the following:
CHD 3085 and IDS 2071	Parent Education and Family Development and Interdisciplinary Studies: Peer Mentor Program I
EDU 4061	Supportive Environments and Plans for Students with Exceptionalities
EDU 4065	Social-Emotional, Communicative Strategies, and Behavior Supports
Total Units		113-118

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2-unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

³

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁴

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁵

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

⁶

Course also fulfills and is counted as part of the concentration requirement.

English Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 2,3		0
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 4
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 5,6
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		12
ENG 2060	American Writers I
Choose one (1) of the following lower-division courses:
ENG 2030	Myths: Ancient and Modern
ENG 2050	British Writers I
ENG 2055	British Writers II
ENG 2065	American Writers II
Choose one (1) course from the following:
ENG 3010	Introduction to Linguistics
ENG 3015	English Grammar and Usage
Choose one (1) of the following upper-division courses: 3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Total Units		112-118

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2-unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

Course also fulfills and is counted as part of the concentration requirement.

³

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

⁴

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁵

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁶

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

French Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 2		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 3
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 4,5
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		12
FRE 2050	Intermediate French I
FRE 2051	Intermediate French II
FRE 3003	French Conversation
or FRE 3015	French Culture and Civilization
FRE 3020	Survey of French Literature
or FRE 3025	Francophone Literature
Total Units		115-121

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2-unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

³

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁴

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁵

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

History and Social Science - American Studies Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History 2	0
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 3		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 4
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 5,6
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		12
HIS 3070	California History
Choose two (2) courses from the following:
HIS 3016	Colonial and Revolutionary America
HIS 3020	United States History, 1815-1914
HIS 4025	United States Since 1914
HIS 4035	Asian-American History: 1800 to the Present
HIS 4077	Gender and Law in the U.S.
POL 1065	U.S. Democracy (GE)
POL 3041	Campaigns and Elections
POL 3060	Urban Politics
POL 4041	Issues in Public Policy
Total Units		111-117

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2-unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

Course also fulfills and is counted as part of the concentration requirement.

³

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

⁴

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁵

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁶

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

History and Social Science - International Studies Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 2	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE) 1	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 3		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 4
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 5,6
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		12-14
Choose one (if 4 units) or two (2) courses from the following:
POL 2030	Introduction to International Relations
POL 2090	World Regional Geography
SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE) 1
Choose two (2) courses from the following:
HIS 3055	Modern Middle East
HIS 3065	Modern Japan and Korea
HIS 4015	Europe and the World
HIS 4036	America in East Asia: 1800 to the Present
POL 4035	Global Governance
POL 4055	Protest and Social Movements in World Politics
Total Units		115-123

¹

SOC 2001 can only be taken once for credit as part of the International Studies Concentration.

²

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2-unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

³

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

⁴

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁵

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁶

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

Human Development

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development 2	0
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 3		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 4
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 5,6
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		14-15
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
CHD 3010	Early Childhood Education
CHD 4020	Child Development in the Family and Community
or PSY 3080	Family Development and Family Therapies
PSY 3020	Social Psychology
or SOC 2050	Sociology of the Family
Total Units		113-120

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2-unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

Course also fulfills and is counted as part of the concentration requirement.

³

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

⁴

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁵

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁶

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

Math Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 2		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 3
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 4,5
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		12
Individualized programs will be designed with a Math advisor beginning with the sophomore year
Total Units		115-121

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2 unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

³

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁴

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁵

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

Music Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE) 2
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher 3	0
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 4		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 5
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 6,7
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		12
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE) 2
MUE 2000	Introduction to Music Teaching and Learning
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher
Choose five (5) units from the following:
CMU 3014	Church Music Leadership
MUA 1041	Class Piano I
MUA 1042	Class Piano II
MUH 3034	World Music
MUH 3035	History of Popular Music
MUP 3032	Chamber Orchestra
MUP 3033	Concert Band
MUP 3034	Choral Union
MUP 3036	Chorale
MUP 3037	Concert Choir
MUP 3038	Point Loma Singers
MUP 3041	Jazz Band
MUT 1000	Basic Music Theory
MUT 1020	Music Theory I
Private Lessons or Instrumental Ensemble (2 units)
Total Units		112-118

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2 unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

MUH 1000 can only be taken once for credit as part of the Music Concentration.

³

Course also fulfills and is counted as part of the concentration requirement.

⁴

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

⁵

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁶

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁷

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

Physical Education/Health Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE) 2
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE) 2
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE) 3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 4		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 5
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 6,7
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		11-13
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE) 2
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE) 2
KIN 3012	Motor Learning and Motor Development
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE) 3
or PSY 3060	Human Sexuality
2-3 units of an approved Education, Kinesiology, or Physical Education course
Total Units		114-122

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2 unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

Course can only be taken once for credit as part of the Physical Education/Health Concentration.

³

SWF 3015 can only be taken once for credit as part of the Physical Education/Health Concentration.

⁴

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

⁵

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁶

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁷

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

Science Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 2		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 3
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 4,5
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		13
BIO 2010 and BIO 2010L	Cell Biology and Biochemistry (GE) and Cell Biology and Biochemistry Lab (GE)
BIO 2011 and BIO 2011L	Ecological and Evolutionary Systems (GE) and Ecological and Evolutionary Systems Lab (GE)
Choose one (1) sequence from the following:
CHE 1003 and CHE 1003L	Introduction to General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry (GE) and Introduction to General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry Lab (GE)
CHE 1052 and CHE 1052L	General Chemistry I (GE) and General Chemistry I Lab (GE)
Total Units		112-118

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2 unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

³

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁴

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁵

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

Spanish Concentration

Course List

Code	Title	Units
Lower-Division Requirements
BIB 1001	Old Testament History and Religion (GE)	2
BIB 1002	New Testament History and Religion (GE)	3
BIO 1003 and BIO 1003L	Introduction to Biology (GE) and Introduction to Biology Lab (GE)	4
COM 1000	Principles of Human Communication (GE)	3
ENG 1010	College Composition: Writing and Research - First Year Experience (GE) 1	4
or ENG 1016	College Composition: Research - First Year Experience (GE)
ENG 2000	Literature and Culture (GE)	2
HIS 1010	World Civilizations I (GE)	3
HIS 1020	United States History from Early America to the Twentieth Century	3
MTH 1013	College Algebra (or passing placement exam scores)	3
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE)	3
MTH 2023	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics II	3
PHL 2001	Introduction to Philosophy (GE)	3
or PHL 2011	Ethics (GE)
POL 1090	The Politics of Race, Class, and Gender (GE)	3-4
or SOC 2001	Cultural Anthropology (GE)
PSC 1012 and PSC 1022	Physical Science - Physics for Teachers (GE) and Physical Science - Chemistry for Teachers (GE)	4
PSC 1023	Earth and Space Science for Teachers	3
PSY 1001	Psychology of Personal Development - First Year Experience (GE)	3
or PSY 1003	General Psychology (GE)
TRE 1001	Introduction to Theatre (GE)	2
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2
KIN 1000	Fitness Through Movement (GE)
KIN 2000	Optimal Health (GE)
KIN 2020	Team Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2025	Individual and Dual Sports Fundamentals and Strategies (GE)
KIN 2030	Lifestyle as Medicine (GE)
SWF 3015	Health and Well-Being (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		2-3
ART 1000	Introduction to Art (GE)
ART 1002	Fundamentals of Art (GE)
ART 2000	History of Art I (GE)
ART 2001	History of Art II (GE)
MUH 1000	Introduction to Music (GE)
Choose one (1) of the following sequences:		8
CHN 1001 and CHN 1002	Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) I (GE) and Elementary Chinese (Mandarin) II (GE)
FRE 1001 and FRE 1002	Elementary French I (GE) and Elementary French II (GE)
GER 1001 and GER 1002	Elementary German I (GE) and Elementary German II (GE)
GRK 2007 and GRK 2008	Biblical Greek I (GE) and Biblical Greek II (GE)
HEB 2005 and HEB 2006	Biblical Hebrew I (GE) and Biblical Hebrew II (GE)
LAN 1001 and LAN 1002	Elementary Foreign Language I (GE) and Elementary Foreign Language II (GE)
SPA 1001 and SPA 1002	Elementary Spanish I (GE) and Elementary Spanish II (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements
ART 3019	Visual Arts in the Classroom I	3
CHD 1020	Child and Adolescent Development	4
or PSY 3008	Developmental Psychology - Birth Through Adolescence
ENG 3025	Children's Literature	3
HIS 3070	California History	4
KIN 3008	Methods of Teaching Physical Education	3
MUE 3041	Music Skills for the Elementary Classroom Teacher	3
Choose one (1) course from the following:		3
CHU 3040	Women in the Christian Tradition (GE)
CHU 3095	The Christian Tradition (GE)
THE 3005	Christian Faith and the Natural Sciences (GE)
THE 3060	Christian Life as Vocation (GE)
THE 3070	Global Christianity (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following: 2		3
ENG 3050	Diverse Voices of World Literature (GE)
ENG 3051	Diverse Voices of Cinema (GE)
ENG 3052	Diverse Voices of American Literature (GE)
ENG 3053	Diverse Voices of Women Writers (GE)
Choose one (1) course from the following:		0-4
MTH 1033	Pre-Calculus (GE)
MTH 1044	Calculus with Applications (GE)
MTH 1053	Mathematical Analysis for Business and Economics (GE)
MTH 1064 and MTH 1064L	Calculus I (GE) and Calculus I Lab (GE)
MTH 1073	Business Calculus (GE)
MTH 2013	Fundamentals of Elementary Mathematics I (GE) 3
MTH 3003	Problem Solving (GE)
Upper-Division Requirements in Education 4,5
EDU 3002	Foundations of Education and Learning Theory	3
EDU 3006	Principles of Language Acquisition	3
EDU 3024	Differentiated Mathematics Instruction for All Learners	3
EDU 4004	Foundations of Special Education	3
EDU 4017	Teaching and Learning Capstone: Contemporary Issues in the Vocation of Education	2
Concentration Courses		11-14
SPA 2050 and SPA 2051	Intermediate Spanish Conversation I and Intermediate Spanish Conversation II 6,7
SPA 3001	Language and Culture Through Civic Engagement
SPA 3003	Language and Culture Through Reading and Film
Total Units		114-123

¹

ENG 1016 is for students who have transferred the first half of the GE writing requirement or received 3 units of AP English Language credit. It is a supplemental 2-unit research course, which fulfills the second half of the GE writing requirement.

²

Students may also choose from the upper-division FRE or SPA GE options. See the General Education page for course listing.

³

MTH 2013 also fulfills and is counted as a lower-division requirement. Units are only counted once.

⁴

Each course in this section (except EDU 4017) has prerequisites and requires 20 hours in a field placement in order to meet the required field hours toward the California Preliminary Teaching Credential. See Notes.

⁵

Candidates interested in completing their credential can apply to take additional Education credential courses as an undergraduate or graduate student.

⁶

SPA 1001 and SPA 1002 are prerequisites for SPA 2050.

⁷

If students waive SPA 2050 and SPA 2051, they must take an additional 4-unit upper-division SPA course to fulfill the concentration requirements.

Note(s):

• Completion of this program partially fulfills requirements for a Teaching Credential in the State of California. Refer to the School of Education website for further information.
• Teacher Education majors must earn a grade of C- or higher in all non-EDU courses required by the major and in all 4000-level elective courses to get credit towards the major.
• Teacher Education majors must earn a grade of C or higher in all Education (EDU) courses, to get credit for credential courses (as per the California Commission for Teacher Credentialing guidelines).
• All candidates are required to obtain a Certificate of Clearance, a clear TB test, personal liability insurance, and the passage of FERPA training, prior to registration in any Education course.
• Failure to complete the fieldwork requirement in an Education (EDU) course will result in a non-passing grade for that course.