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Thematic Sequences

The following thematic sequences are a part of the College of Liberal Arts and Applied Science and may be earned entirely on the regional campuses (or online where noted).

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College of Liberal Arts and Applied Science (CLAAS) Thematic Sequences

Thematic sequences with a laptop icon may be completed 100% online, depending on course offerings. Additional thematic sequences may be completed on the regional campuses. Please contact your advisors for options and availability.

Communication

APC 1: Communication Research laptop.svg

  • STC 136: Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
  • Select 2 of these: APC 201, APC 311, APC 312, APC 336, APC 341, APC 363, APC 428, STC 339

Note: Not open to majors in Communication Studies, Health Communication, Strategic Communication, or Media and Culture.

Commerce

CMR 1: Perspectives in Sales & Customer Service laptop.svg

  • CMR 105: Introduction to Marketing *CMR 105 pre-req for CMR 261 & 263
  • CMR 261: Customer Service & Satisfaction
  • CMR 263: Sales & Promotions

Note: Not open to students with majors or minors in business.

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  • CMR 301: Personal Organizational Skills
  • CMR 302: Financial Information for Managers
  • CMR 401: Leadership Decision Skills

Note: Not open to student with majors or minors in business

Computer and Information Technology

CIT 1: Social & Global Computing laptop.svg

  • CIT 168: Information Technology Tools and Techniques for Organizations
  • CIT/CSE 262: Technology, Ethics, & Global Society
  • CIT 448: Global & Strategic Issues in the Information Technology

CIT 2: Increasing Productivity Through Agile

  • CIT 205: Agile Launchpad l
  • CIT 306: Agile: Business Value Analysis
  • CIT 307: Agile: ICP-Project Management

CIT 3: Data Driven Decision Making

  • STA 261: Statistics OR STA 301: Applied Statistics
  • CIT 201: Advanced Spreadsheets and Analytics
  • CIT 338: Business Intelligence Tools

CSE 2: Computer Programming

  • CSE 174 Fundamentals of Programming and Problem Solving
  • CSE 271 Object-Oriented Programming
  • Select one of the following: CSE 252 Web Application Programming, CSE 274 Data Abstraction and Data Structures, CSE 283 Data Communication and Networks, CIT 273 Web Application Development

Note: Not open to majors in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering.

Criminal Justice

CJS 1: Race & Criminal Justice

  • CRE 151: Introduction to Critical Race and Ethnic Studies
  • Select 2: CJS 211: Policing in America, BWS/CJS 401: Race and Criminal Justice

Note: Not open to Criminal Justice majors.

English Studies

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  • EGS 215: Workplace Writing OR EGS 301: Writing & the Professions
  • Choice of 1: EGS/BIS 305: Integrative Writing in Global Contexts, EGS 319: Medical Writing, EGS 420: Topics in Writing
  • Choice of 1: ENG 224: Digital Writing & Rhetoric, ENG 225: Advanced Composition, ENG 313: Technical Writing, ENG 413/513: Grant & Proposal Writing

Note: Not open to English Studies, English: Creative Writing, English: Literature, English: Professional Writing, or Linguistics majors.

Interdisciplinary Studies

BIS 1: Inter/Multidisciplinary Problem Solving

  • BIS 201: Introduction to Integrative Studies
  • Select 2 of these: BIS 301, BIS 305, BIS 401, LST 302, LST 402

Note: Not open to majors in Integrative Studies or Liberal Studies