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The "RECOMMENDED Coursework Outside of the Discipline" clause identifies courses outside a student's primary field of study that are suggested to enhance their academic experience. This clause typically lists or describes elective courses in related or complementary areas, encouraging students to broaden their knowledge and skills beyond their main discipline. By guiding students toward relevant external coursework, the clause helps promote interdisciplinary learning and ensures a more well-rounded educational background.
RECOMMENDED Coursework Outside of the Discipline. As stated previously, some Framework courses are more relevant to the field of Geography than others. Below is a list of recommended courses for each Framework category. Students should work with an academic advisor to select the best options for their major and their transfer institution. Students will not be penalized for not completing recommended coursework prior to transferring. Category 1 3-4 credits 1. At least 3 cr. English Composition* [REQUIRED] Category 2 3-4 credits 1. Public Speaking Category 3 Min. 3-4 credits; Max. 6-8 credits 1. At least 3 cr. College Algebra or higher math* [REQUIRED] Category 4 Min. 3-4 credits; Max. 6-8 credits 1. At least 3 cr. of approved coursework* [REQUIRED] 2. An additional 3-4 cr. of approved coursework in a discipline that is different from the first course (i.e., one Biology course and one Chemistry course, one Chemistry course and one Physics course, etc.)
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RECOMMENDED Coursework Outside of the Discipline. In addition to the major-specific requirements mentioned previously, Theatre students would benefit greatly from completing foundation-level coursework in the following areas: • History – 3-4 credits • Literature – 6-8 credits • Arts and Humanities (in an area other than Theatre) – 3-4 credits • Exercise Science and Wellness, Dance or Movement – 3-4 credits Institutions are advised to incorporate recommended coursework into the articulated associate degree either as part of the institution’s general education curriculum (or distribution requirements), as a requirement of the major or to fulfill required free electives. Recommended coursework outside of the discipline may be fulfilled by completing approved courses from the Transfer Credit Framework. The Framework consists of six categories which include courses in English, public speaking, math, science, art, humanities, history and the behavioral and social sciences. Each category consists of multiple course options. The Framework allows students to transfer up to 30 credits of foundation courses from one participating college or university to another and have those courses count toward graduation. Some Framework courses are more relevant to the field of Theatre than others. Students should work with an academic advisor to select the best options for their major of interest. See Appendix B. Students who do not complete recommended coursework prior to transferring will not be penalized by the receiving bachelor-degree institution. Theatre and its Elements at least 3 and up to 6 credits Acting at least 3 and up to 9 credits Theatre Production at least 3 and up to 6 credits Stagecraft at least 3 and up to 9 credits History 3-4 credits Literature 3-4 credits Arts & Humanities (in an area other than Theatre) 6-8 credits Dance or Exercise Science and Wellness 3-4 credits PDE Office of Postsecondary and Higher Education Transfer and Articulation Oversight Committee Approved December 23, 2011 Students who successfully complete courses from the categories below may transfer those credits toward the graduation requirements of nearly any major offered by the participating institutions. Please be aware that certain majors may have specific requirements prescribed by external agencies. Students should work with an advisor to select appropriate courses as they relate to the major. English Composition Public Speaking Foundations of Mathematics General Chemistry I (majors & non-majors courses) General Psychology Introduc...
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RECOMMENDED Coursework Outside of the Discipline. Recommended Framework Courses for Students Majoring in History Table 1: Recommended Transfer Framework Courses for History Majors Framework Category Framework Allows Students to Take…3 History Majors Are RECOMMENDED to Take… Category 2 1 course (3-4 credits) 1. Public Speaking Category 3 2 courses (6-8 credits) 1. History majors are recommended to take 3-4 credits of either Foundations of Mathematics OR Elementary Statistics. Category 4 2 courses (6-8 credits) 1. One approved Science course with a lab 2. One additional science course with a lab, preferably in the same discipline as the first Framework science course. Category 5 2 courses (6-8 credits) 1. One course outside of the area of History 2. A second course outside of the area of History
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RECOMMENDED Coursework Outside of the Discipline. Recommended Framework Courses for Students Majoring in History 2. In Category 3, students should complete one mathematics course such as foundation of mathematics or elementary statistics. In Category 4 students may complete up to two natural science courses with a lab. Coursework in Category 5 should not include History courses. In Category 6 students are encouraged to complete a foreign language though any of the courses are appropriate. If students chose a foreign language other than French, Spanish, or German, they should first determine the availability of these courses at the institution to which they wish to transfer. These courses are recommendations only. They are not required as part of the major or the articulation agreement. Students will not be penalized for not completing the recommended courses prior to transferring. The courses listed are merely suggestions that would complement and enhance the History major curriculum. Category 1 1 course (3-4 credits) 1. English Composition Category 2 1 course (3-4 credits) 1. Public Speaking Category 3 1 courses (3-4 credits) 1. History majors are recommended to take Foundations of Mathematics or Elementary Statistics. Category 4 2 courses (6-8 credits) 1. One approved Science course with a lab 2. One additional science course with a lab, preferably in the same discipline as the first Framework science course. Category 5 2 courses (6-8 credits) 1. One course outside of the area of History 2. A second course outside of the area of History
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