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Year 1: Freshman Year Total Units: 27Course Term(s) Offered Units Pre-req Reqd Pre-req Course(s) Avail Summer

GE-A1 Fall & Spring 3GE-A2 Fall & Spring 3GE-A3 Fall & Spring 3GE-B1 Fall & Spring 3HSCI 1100 (Problem Solving) Fall & Spring 1HSCI 1200/GE-B2 (Health & Society) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 1200L (Health & Society Lab) Fall & Spring 1GE-B3 Fall & Spring 1GE-C1 Fall & Spring 3GE-C2 Fall & Spring 3GE-D1 Fall & Spring 3

Year 2: Sophomore Year Total Units: 27Course Term(s) Offered Units Pre-req Reqd Pre-req Course(s) Avail Summer

GE-B4 Fall & Spring 3GE-C2 Fall & Spring 3GE-C2 (Upper Division) Fall & Spring 3GE-D2 Fall & Spring 3GE-D3 Fall & Spring 3GE-E Fall & Spring 3HSCI 2200 (Intro to PH) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 2202 (Software Applications) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 2203 (Intro Statistics Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 2202

Year 3: Junior Year Total Units: 30Course Term(s) Offered Units Pre-req Reqd Pre-req Course(s) Avail Summer

GE-B5 (Upper Division) Fall & Spring 3GE-D4 (Upper Division) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 3200 (Foundations of PH) Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 2200 HSCI 3201 (Health Behavior) Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 3200HSCI 3202 (Advanced Topics in Environmental and Occupational Health) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 3203 (Global Health) Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 3200 HSCI 3204 (Nutrition) Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 3200 HSCI 3205 (Biostatistics) Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 2203HSCI 3206 (PH Law & Ethics) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 3207 (Social Determinants) Fall & Spring 3

Year 4: Senior Year Total Units: 30Course Term(s) Offered Units Pre-req Reqd Pre-req Course(s) Avail Summer

HSCI 3208/WI (Intro to Professional Development) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 4200 (Health Administration) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 4202 (Epidemiology) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 4203 (Program Planning & Implementation) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 4204 (Research Methods) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 4205/WI (Advanced Professional Writing) Fall & Spring 3HSCI Capstone Fall & Spring 3HSCI Elective Fall & Spring 3HSCI Elective Fall & Spring 3HSCI Elective Fall & Spring 3

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Degree: Bachelor of Science in Public HealthFreshman 4-Year Academic Roadmap

Year 1 Total Units: 35Course Term(s) Offered Units Pre-req Reqd Pre-req Course(s) Avail Summer

HSCI 1100 (Problem Solving) Fall & Spring 1HSCI 1200/GE-B2 (Health & Society) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 1200L (Health & Society Lab) Fall & Spring 1HSCI 2200 (Intro to PH) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 2202 (Software Applications) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 2203 (Intro Statistics Fall & Spring 3HSCI 3200 (Foundations of PH) Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 2200 HSCI 3201 (Health Behavior) Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 3200HSCI 3202 (Advanced Topics in Environmental and Occupational Health) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 3203 (Global Health) Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 3200 HSCI 3204 (Nutrition) Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 3200 HSCI 3205 (Biostatistics) Fall & Spring 3 HSCI 2203HSCI 3206 (PH Law & Ethics) Fall & Spring 3

Year 2 Total Units: 33Course Term(s) Offered Units Pre-req Reqd Pre-req Course(s) Avail Summer

HSCI 3207 (Social Determinants) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 3208/WI (Intro to Professional Development) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 4200 (Health Administration) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 4202 (Epidemiology) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 4203 (Program Planning & Implementation) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 4204 (Research Methods) Fall & Spring 3HSCI 4205/WI (Advanced Professional Writing) Fall & Spring 3HSCI Capstone Fall & Spring 3HSCI Elective Fall & Spring 3HSCI Elective Fall & Spring 3HSCI Elective Fall & Spring 3

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Degree: Bachelor of Science in Public Health2-Year Academic Roadmap

Courses DesignationA1 Oral Communication University FoundationsA2 Written Communication University FoundationsA3 Critical Thinking University Foundations

B1 Physical Science Disciplinary PerspectivesB2 Life Science Disciplinary PerspectivesB3 Lab Activity Disciplinary PerspectivesB4 Mathematics University Foundations

B5 Upper Division Scientific Inquiry Disciplinary Perspectives

C1* Arts Disciplinary PerspectivesC2* Literature Disciplinary PerspectivesC2* Philosophy Disciplinary Perspectives

C2*World Languages or Literature in Translation Disciplinary Perspectives*one choice must be upper-division

D1^ U.S. History University FoundationsD2^ American Government University Foundations

D3^Social Sciences Discipline Perspectives Disciplinary Perspectives

D4^ Upper Division Social Science Disciplinary Perspectives^at least 2 disciplines must be represented in D, including choices in US History & Government

E Foundation Seminar University Foundations

(WI) Writing Intensive At least 2 courses reqd, one UD

(DI)Diversity and Inclusiveness Perspectives At least 1 course required

(G) Global Perspectives At least 1 course required

General Education Courses

GE Category

EHS 2-year Roadmap

Year Semester Class Units Semester Class Units Total1

302

303 FS HSCI 1200 w/L 4 S HSCI 3522* 3

FS HSCI 2203 3 S HSCI 3580 3FS HSCI 3052 3 FS HSCI 4202 3F HSCI 401 w/L 4 S HSCI 4502 w/L 4

FS GE D1 3 FS GE B3 317 16 33

4 F HSCI 4503 w/L 4 S HSCI 5530* 3F HSCI 4578 3 FS HSCI 5754 4F HSCI 5557 3 FS GE D2 3

FS GE D3 3 FS GE D4 3FS GE E 3 GE B5 3

16 16 32Total 125

*electives

GE SEMESTER CLASSES

Area A

English Language Communication and Critical Thinking

A1 Oral CommunicationCOMM 100Oral CommunicationHON 1300 Communicating Orally

A2 Written CommunicationENG 1060AStretch Composition II

Stretch Composition II for Multilingual StudentsENG 1060BENG 1070AFirst-Year Composition

First-Year Composition for Multilingual StudentsENG 1070BHON 1100 Writing Rhetorically

A3 Critical Thinking

COMM 100Critical Thinking Through ArgumentationCritical Thinking Through Computer Programming

CSE 1100HON 1200 Thinking Critically

Critical Thinking Through Applications of Mathematical LogicMATH 1501PHIL 1005 Critical Thinking Through Argument AnalysisPHIL 2100 Critical Thinking Through Symbolic LogicPSYC 1105 Critical Thinking in Everyday LifeSOC 1800 Critical Thinking about Social Issues

Area B

Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning

B1 Physical ScienceASTR 1000 Introduction to Planetary AstronomyASTR 1010 Introduction to Galaxies and CosmologyCHEM 1000Introduction to ChemistryCHEM 2050Survey of General Chemistry

Fundamentals of General, Organic, and BiochemistryCHEM 2070CHEM 2100General Chemistry IGEOG 1030Physical GeographyGEOL 1000 Introductory Geology

Plate Tectonics: Key to Understanding Earthquakes, Volcanoes and TsunamiGEOL 1020

Environmental Geology and Geological HazardsGEOL 1060GEOL 2040 Water in the WestPHYS 1000 Physics in the Modern WorldPHYS 2000 Introduction to Physics IPHYS 2500 General Physics I

B2 Life ScienceBIOL 1000 Introduction to BiologyBIOL 1010 Biology for TeachersBIOL 2010 Principles of Biology IBIOL 2160 Genetics and SocietyBIOL 2170 Biology of DiseasesBIOL 2180 Sustainable Agriculture

Human Anatomy and Physiology II for Allied Health MajorsBIOL 2240

Health and Society: An Ecological and Societal ApproachHSCI 1200

B3 Laboratory ActivityASTR 1000LIntroduction to Planetary Astronomy LabASTR 1010LIntroduction to Galaxies and Cosmology LabBIOL 1000L Introduction to Biology LabCHEM 1000Introduction to Chemistry LaboratoryCHEM 2050Survey of General Chemistry LaboratoryCHEM 2100General Chemistry I LaboratoryCSE 1110L Data Analysis Laboratory Using SpreadsheetsCSE 1120L Scientific SimulationGEOG 1030Physical Geography LaboratoryGEOL 1000 Introductory Geology Laboratory

Environmental Geology and Geological Hazards LaboratoryGEOL 1060L

Health and Society: An Ecological and Societal Approach LabHSCI 1200LKINE 2010L Metabolic Physiology LaboratoryPHYS 1000LPhysics in the Modern World LabPHYS 2000LIntroduction to Physics I LabPHYS 2500LGeneral Physics I Lab

B4 Mathematics/Quantitative ReasoningCSE 1300 Introduction to Data Science

MATH 1101Mathematics and SocietyMATH 1103Stretch Mathematics and Society BMATH 1201Introduction to Statistical ThinkingMATH 1203Stretch Introduction to Statistical Thinking BMATH 1301Modeling with FunctionsMATH 1303Stretch Modeling with Functions BMATH 1401Accelerated Preparation for CalculusMATH 1403Preparation for Calculus BMATH 1601Modeling with CalculusMATH 2210Calculus I

B Upper Division Scientific InquiryASTR 3000 Life in the CosmosBIOL 3010 Human EcologyBIOL 3030 History of Life on EarthCHEM 3000History of Science and TechnologyCHEM 3100Chemistry and the EnvironmentGEOL 3020 Natural DisastersGEOL 3040 Energy and the EnvironmentHON 3150 Natural Sciences and the HumanitiesHON 3200 Social Sciences and Natural SciencesHSCI 3051 Health and Human EcologyMATH 3140Introduction to Systems Modeling

NSCI 3250 Perspectives on GenderPHYS 3000 Pop Culture PhysicsPHYS 3010 The Science of Digital Sound and Music

Area C Arts and Humanities

C1 Arts: Arts, Cinema, Dance, Music, TheaterART 2400 Introduction to Chicanx ArtCAL 1500 Digital Humanities and ArtsCAL 1804 Rock and Roll: Justice and SocietyCOMM 102Looking at MoviesMUS 1800 Music AppreciationMUS 1969 LGBTQ+ Influences in Music

Introduction to Creating digital Media Using Personal Electronic TechnologyMUS 2266TA 2640 Acting for All MajorsTA 2660 Introduction to Theatre

ARAB 1112 Beginning Arabic 2ARAB 2900 Arabic Literature in TranslationASL 1112 American Sign Language IICAHU 1112Language Study II: CahuillaCHIN 1112 College Chinese IICHIN 2900 Chinese Literature in Translation

Speculative Fiction: Science Fiction, Horror, FantasyENG 1120ENG 1200 Multi-Ethnic American LiteratureENG 1210 Diversity Literature and Social JusticeENG 1700 Studies in Literature and Creative WritingENG 2180 The Function of StoriesFREN 1112 Beginning French 2FREN 2900 French Literature in EnglishJAPN 1112 Beginning Japanese IIJAPN 2900 Japanese Literature in EnglishKOR 1112 Beginning Korean 2KOR 2900 Korean Literature in EnglishLUIS 1112 Language Study II: LuiseñoPHIL 1010 Introduction to Philosophical ProblemsPORT 1112 Language Study II: PortugueseSERR 1112 Language Study II: SerranoSPAN 1112 College Spanish 2SPAN 2900 Spanish Literature and Film in EnglishTA 1160 World DramaTA 2612 Oral Interpretation of Literature

C2Humanities: Literature, Philosophy, Languages Other than English

C Upper Division Arts or HumanitiesAH 3310 Asian Contemporary ArtARAB 3900 Female Voices in Arab American LiteratureART 3000 Art and Activism

Innovator's ToolBox – An Introduction to Creative Problem Solving and Design Thinking.

ART 3001ART 3210 Visualizing Gender, Performing IdentityCAL 3250 Perspectives on GenderCAL 3300 Arts and Ideas in A Changing Global World

Latinx Border Identity: A Transmedia PerspectiveCAL 3350

Enduring Questions in Literature, Culture, and SocietyCAL 3400CAL 3440 Ideas in American Literature and CultureCAL 3550 LGBTQ+ Issues in the Humanities

CAL 3700 African Arts HeritageExploring the World of Islam through Literature

CAL 3750CAL 3888 Asian Humanities in a Globalized WorldCOMM 333Movies in the Digital AgeCOMM 333Global CinemaCOMM 333Queer CinemaENG 3000 Studies in Global LiteraturesENG 3140 Native American and Indigenous LiteraturesENG 3400 Analysis of Environmental DiscourseENG 3410 Environmental LiteratureENG 3700 Turning Points in Literary HistoryFREN 3900 Voices Visions from the Francophone WorldHIST 3380 Ancient Egyptian ArtHIST 3890 Images of AfricaHON 3100 Natural Sciences and the HumanitiesHON 3300 Social Science and the Humanities

Voices Visions from the World of Japanese Anime and MangaJAPN 3900MUS 3080 Women in Music

Jazz History in America and African- American CultureMUS 3309MUS 3500 Global MusicPHIL 3001 Philosophy in the WorldPHIL 3005 Philosophical Questions in LiteratureSPAN 3900 Voices Visions from the Hispanic WorldTA 4663 Dramatic Literature of Identity

Great Works, Revolutionary Ideas, and Important DiscoveriesWLL 3920WLL 3940 Mediterranean Languages and IdentitiesWLL 3950 Languages Cultures

Area D Social Sciences

D1 American GovernmentPSCI 2030 Government of the United States

PSCI 2030H Government of the United States--Honors

D2 US HistoryHistory of the United States: Pre- Colonization to Present

HIST 1460Honors History of the United States: Pre- Colonization to Present

HIST 1460HHIST 2000 United States History to 1877HIST 2010 United States History, 1877 to the Present

D3 Lower Division Disciplinary PerspectivesANTH 1001 Humans, Apes, and MonkeysANTH 1002 Understanding Cultural DiversityANTH 1400 World History to c. 1500ECON 2000 The Economy: Problems and PerspectivesECON 2202 Principles of MacroeconomicsES 1000 Ethnicity and Race in AmericaGEOG 1010Introduction to Human GeographyGEOG 1650World Regions and PeoplesGEOG 2000Environment and SocietyGSS 1000 Introduction to Women's StudiesGSS 1010 Introduction to Masculinity Studies

Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer StudiesGSS 1030HIST 1400 World History to c. 1500HIST 1440 World History from c. 1500PSYC 1100 Introduction to PsychologySOC 1000 Introduction to Sociology

D Upper DivisionANTH 3500 The Race Concept in Biological Anthropology

Gendered Worlds: Power, Difference, and In/equalityANTH 3603CJUS 4451 Women and CrimeCOMM 330Digital Media and SocietyECON 3101 Political Economy of Southern CaliforniaGEOG 3501Environmental Sustainability

Global Governance and the United Nations SystemGEOG 5150GSS 4200 Feminist TheoryGSS 4500 Queer TheoryHON 3250 Social Sciences and Natural SciencesHON 3350 Social Science and the HumanitiesPA 3150 Society, Business, Global Governance

SOC 3410 The African American FamilySOC 4420 The Latino Experience in the U.S.SSCI 3000 Global Issues and PerspectivesSSCI 3001 Global Issues and Perspectives (WI)SSCI 3010 Revolutions and Revolutionary IdeasSSCI 3011 Revolutions and Revolutionary Ideas (WI)SSCI 3160 Race and RacismSSCI 3250 Perspectives on GenderSSCI 3320 Understanding CapitalismSSCI 3390 Climate Change

Area E

Lifelong Learning and Self Development

E Lifelong Learning and Self DevelopmentLeadership for Global Challenges: Exploring the Entrepreneurial Mindset

ADMN 1001Leadership for Global Challenges: Citizenship in a Sustainable World

ADMN 1002Leadership for Global Challenges: Exploring the Digital Mindset

ADMN 1003Creativity, Imagination, and the Consciousness

ART 1200CAL 1000 You/U: Applied Humanities and Arts

Reacting to the Past: Humanities PerspectivesCAL 1110CAL 1120 Global You/UCAL 1130 Digital You/UCAL 1140 Sustaining a Life in the Arts

Critical Media Literacies: News, Entertainment, and Participatory CultureCOMM 1000COMM 100Communicating Compassion and Love

College Learning for Lives and Careers in the Information AgeCSE 1290

Foundation Seminar: Language, Society, and PowerENG 1300HON 1000 Constructing Knowledge

Foundations for Lifetime Fitness and WellnessKINE 2050

Reacting to the Past: Natural Sciences PerspectivesNSCI 1110NSCI 1200 Scientific Thinking for Community ResiliencePHIL 1001 Moral Choices in LifePSYC 1115 Personal Adjustment and GrowthSOC 1100 Latino Communities, Wellness, and Life Skills

Reacting to the Past: Social Sciences PerspectivesSSCI 1110

EHS 4-year Roadmap

Year Semester Class Units Semester Class Units Total1 F GE A1 3 S GE A2 3

F GE B1* 4 S GE B2* 3F GE C1 3 S BIOL 2200 4F BIOL 1000 w/Lab/ 5,5 S BIOL 2030 w/Lab/ 4,5F BIOL 2010 w/Lab/ S BIOL 2020 w/Lab

15 15 302 F GE B4 3 S GE A3 3

F CHEM 2100 w/Lab 5 S GE C2 3F CHEM 2060 w/Lab 5 S CHEM 2200 w/Lab 5F PHYS 2000 w/lab* 5 S PHYS 2100 w/Lab 5

18 16 343 F HSCI 2203 3 HSCI 3522** 3

F HSCI 3052 3 HSCI 3580 3F HSCI 401 w/L 4 HSCI 4202 3F HSCI 5557 3 HSCI 4502 w/L 4F GE B3 3 GE B5 3

16 16 324 F HSCI 4503 w/L 4 S HSCI 5530** 3

F HSCI 4578 3 S HSCI 5754 4F GE D1 3 S GE D2 3F GE D3 3 S GE D4 3F GE E 3

16 13 29Total 125

*GE; **Elective

GE SEMESTER CLASSES

Area A


A1 Oral CommunicationCOMM 100Oral CommunicationHON 1300 Communicating Orally

A2 Written CommunicationENG 1060AStretch Composition II

Stretch Composition II for Multilingual StudentsENG 1060BENG 1070AFirst-Year Composition

First-Year Composition for Multilingual StudentsENG 1070BHON 1100 Writing Rhetorically


COMM 100Critical Thinking Through ArgumentationCritical Thinking Through Computer Programming

CSE 1100HON 1200 Thinking Critically

Critical Thinking Through Applications of Mathematical LogicMATH 1501PHIL 1005 Critical Thinking Through Argument AnalysisPHIL 2100 Critical Thinking Through Symbolic LogicPSYC 1105 Critical Thinking in Everyday LifeSOC 1800 Critical Thinking about Social Issues

Area B

Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning

B1 Physical ScienceASTR 1000 Introduction to Planetary AstronomyASTR 1010 Introduction to Galaxies and CosmologyCHEM 1000Introduction to ChemistryCHEM 2050Survey of General Chemistry

Fundamentals of General, Organic, and BiochemistryCHEM 2070CHEM 2100General Chemistry IGEOG 1030Physical GeographyGEOL 1000 Introductory Geology

Plate Tectonics: Key to Understanding Earthquakes, Volcanoes and TsunamiGEOL 1020

Environmental Geology and Geological HazardsGEOL 1060GEOL 2040 Water in the WestPHYS 1000 Physics in the Modern WorldPHYS 2000 Introduction to Physics IPHYS 2500 General Physics I

B2 Life ScienceBIOL 1000 Introduction to BiologyBIOL 1010 Biology for TeachersBIOL 2010 Principles of Biology IBIOL 2160 Genetics and SocietyBIOL 2170 Biology of DiseasesBIOL 2180 Sustainable Agriculture

Human Anatomy and Physiology II for Allied Health MajorsBIOL 2240

Health and Society: An Ecological and Societal ApproachHSCI 1200

B3 Laboratory ActivityASTR 1000LIntroduction to Planetary Astronomy LabASTR 1010LIntroduction to Galaxies and Cosmology LabBIOL 1000L Introduction to Biology LabCHEM 1000Introduction to Chemistry LaboratoryCHEM 2050Survey of General Chemistry LaboratoryCHEM 2100General Chemistry I LaboratoryCSE 1110L Data Analysis Laboratory Using SpreadsheetsCSE 1120L Scientific SimulationGEOG 1030Physical Geography LaboratoryGEOL 1000 Introductory Geology Laboratory

Environmental Geology and Geological Hazards LaboratoryGEOL 1060L

Health and Society: An Ecological and Societal Approach LabHSCI 1200LKINE 2010L Metabolic Physiology LaboratoryPHYS 1000LPhysics in the Modern World LabPHYS 2000LIntroduction to Physics I LabPHYS 2500LGeneral Physics I Lab

B4 Mathematics/Quantitative ReasoningCSE 1300 Introduction to Data Science

MATH 1101Mathematics and SocietyMATH 1103Stretch Mathematics and Society BMATH 1201Introduction to Statistical ThinkingMATH 1203Stretch Introduction to Statistical Thinking BMATH 1301Modeling with FunctionsMATH 1303Stretch Modeling with Functions BMATH 1401Accelerated Preparation for CalculusMATH 1403Preparation for Calculus BMATH 1601Modeling with CalculusMATH 2210Calculus I

B Upper Division Scientific InquiryASTR 3000 Life in the CosmosBIOL 3010 Human EcologyBIOL 3030 History of Life on EarthCHEM 3000History of Science and TechnologyCHEM 3100Chemistry and the EnvironmentGEOL 3020 Natural DisastersGEOL 3040 Energy and the EnvironmentHON 3150 Natural Sciences and the HumanitiesHON 3200 Social Sciences and Natural SciencesHSCI 3051 Health and Human EcologyMATH 3140Introduction to Systems Modeling

NSCI 3250 Perspectives on GenderPHYS 3000 Pop Culture PhysicsPHYS 3010 The Science of Digital Sound and Music


C1 Arts: Arts, Cinema, Dance, Music, TheaterART 2400 Introduction to Chicanx ArtCAL 1500 Digital Humanities and ArtsCAL 1804 Rock and Roll: Justice and SocietyCOMM 102Looking at MoviesMUS 1800 Music AppreciationMUS 1969 LGBTQ+ Influences in Music

Introduction to Creating digital Media Using Personal Electronic TechnologyMUS 2266TA 2640 Acting for All MajorsTA 2660 Introduction to Theatre

ARAB 1112 Beginning Arabic 2ARAB 2900 Arabic Literature in TranslationASL 1112 American Sign Language IICAHU 1112Language Study II: CahuillaCHIN 1112 College Chinese IICHIN 2900 Chinese Literature in Translation

Speculative Fiction: Science Fiction, Horror, FantasyENG 1120ENG 1200 Multi-Ethnic American LiteratureENG 1210 Diversity Literature and Social JusticeENG 1700 Studies in Literature and Creative WritingENG 2180 The Function of StoriesFREN 1112 Beginning French 2FREN 2900 French Literature in EnglishJAPN 1112 Beginning Japanese IIJAPN 2900 Japanese Literature in EnglishKOR 1112 Beginning Korean 2KOR 2900 Korean Literature in EnglishLUIS 1112 Language Study II: LuiseñoPHIL 1010 Introduction to Philosophical ProblemsPORT 1112 Language Study II: PortugueseSERR 1112 Language Study II: SerranoSPAN 1112 College Spanish 2SPAN 2900 Spanish Literature and Film in EnglishTA 1160 World DramaTA 2612 Oral Interpretation of Literature

C2Humanities: Literature, Philosophy, Languages Other than English

C Upper Division Arts or HumanitiesAH 3310 Asian Contemporary ArtARAB 3900 Female Voices in Arab American LiteratureART 3000 Art and Activism

Innovator's ToolBox – An Introduction to Creative Problem Solving and Design Thinking.

ART 3001ART 3210 Visualizing Gender, Performing IdentityCAL 3250 Perspectives on GenderCAL 3300 Arts and Ideas in A Changing Global World

Latinx Border Identity: A Transmedia PerspectiveCAL 3350

Enduring Questions in Literature, Culture, and SocietyCAL 3400CAL 3440 Ideas in American Literature and CultureCAL 3550 LGBTQ+ Issues in the Humanities

CAL 3700 African Arts HeritageExploring the World of Islam through Literature

CAL 3750CAL 3888 Asian Humanities in a Globalized WorldCOMM 333Movies in the Digital AgeCOMM 333Global CinemaCOMM 333Queer CinemaENG 3000 Studies in Global LiteraturesENG 3140 Native American and Indigenous LiteraturesENG 3400 Analysis of Environmental DiscourseENG 3410 Environmental LiteratureENG 3700 Turning Points in Literary HistoryFREN 3900 Voices Visions from the Francophone WorldHIST 3380 Ancient Egyptian ArtHIST 3890 Images of AfricaHON 3100 Natural Sciences and the HumanitiesHON 3300 Social Science and the Humanities

Voices Visions from the World of Japanese Anime and MangaJAPN 3900MUS 3080 Women in Music

Jazz History in America and African- American CultureMUS 3309MUS 3500 Global MusicPHIL 3001 Philosophy in the WorldPHIL 3005 Philosophical Questions in LiteratureSPAN 3900 Voices Visions from the Hispanic WorldTA 4663 Dramatic Literature of Identity

Great Works, Revolutionary Ideas, and Important DiscoveriesWLL 3920WLL 3940 Mediterranean Languages and IdentitiesWLL 3950 Languages Cultures


D1 American GovernmentPSCI 2030 Government of the United States

PSCI 2030H Government of the United States--Honors

D2 US HistoryHistory of the United States: Pre- Colonization to Present

HIST 1460Honors History of the United States: Pre- Colonization to Present

HIST 1460HHIST 2000 United States History to 1877HIST 2010 United States History, 1877 to the Present

D3 Lower Division Disciplinary PerspectivesANTH 1001Humans, Apes, and MonkeysANTH 1002Understanding Cultural DiversityANTH 1400World History to c. 1500ECON 2000The Economy: Problems and PerspectivesECON 2202Principles of MacroeconomicsES 1000 Ethnicity and Race in AmericaGEOG 1010Introduction to Human GeographyGEOG 1650World Regions and PeoplesGEOG 2000Environment and SocietyGSS 1000 Introduction to Women's StudiesGSS 1010 Introduction to Masculinity Studies

Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer StudiesGSS 1030HIST 1400 World History to c. 1500HIST 1440 World History from c. 1500PSYC 1100 Introduction to PsychologySOC 1000 Introduction to Sociology

D Upper DivisionANTH 3500The Race Concept in Biological Anthropology

Gendered Worlds: Power, Difference, and In/equalityANTH 3603CJUS 4451 Women and CrimeCOMM 330Digital Media and SocietyECON 3101Political Economy of Southern CaliforniaGEOG 3501Environmental Sustainability

Global Governance and the United Nations SystemGEOG 5150GSS 4200 Feminist TheoryGSS 4500 Queer TheoryHON 3250 Social Sciences and Natural SciencesHON 3350 Social Science and the HumanitiesPA 3150 Society, Business, Global Governance

SOC 3410 The African American FamilySOC 4420 The Latino Experience in the U.S.SSCI 3000 Global Issues and PerspectivesSSCI 3001 Global Issues and Perspectives (WI)SSCI 3010 Revolutions and Revolutionary IdeasSSCI 3011 Revolutions and Revolutionary Ideas (WI)SSCI 3160 Race and RacismSSCI 3250 Perspectives on GenderSSCI 3320 Understanding CapitalismSSCI 3390 Climate Change

Area E

Lifelong Learning and Self Development

E Lifelong Learning and Self DevelopmentLeadership for Global Challenges: Exploring the Entrepreneurial Mindset

ADMN 1001Leadership for Global Challenges: Citizenship in a Sustainable World

ADMN 1002Leadership for Global Challenges: Exploring the Digital Mindset

ADMN 1003Creativity, Imagination, and the Consciousness

ART 1200CAL 1000 You/U: Applied Humanities and Arts

Reacting to the Past: Humanities PerspectivesCAL 1110CAL 1120 Global You/UCAL 1130 Digital You/UCAL 1140 Sustaining a Life in the Arts

Critical Media Literacies: News, Entertainment, and Participatory CultureCOMM 1000COMM 100Communicating Compassion and Love

College Learning for Lives and Careers in the Information AgeCSE 1290

Foundation Seminar: Language, Society, and PowerENG 1300HON 1000 Constructing Knowledge

Foundations for Lifetime Fitness and WellnessKINE 2050

Reacting to the Past: Natural Sciences PerspectivesNSCI 1110NSCI 1200 Scientific Thinking for Community ResiliencePHIL 1001 Moral Choices in LifePSYC 1115 Personal Adjustment and GrowthSOC 1100 Latino Communities, Wellness, and Life Skills

Reacting to the Past: Social Sciences PerspectivesSSCI 1110

B.S. IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCE 2-YEAR ROADMAP

Year Fall Spring Year Total

1

Course Units Semester Course Units Semester

30

Semester units 15 Semester units 15

2

34


3

1HSCI 120 w/lab 5 FS HSCI 3522* 3 S

32

HSCI 2203 3 FS HSCI 3580 3 S HSCI 3052 3 F HSCI 4202 3 S HSCI 4501 4 F HSCI 4502 4 FS

GE 3 FS GE 3 Semester units 16 Semester units 16

4

HSCI 4503 4 F HSCI 5530* 3 S HSCI 4578 3 F HSCI 5754 4 FS

HSCI 5557 3 FS GE 3 FS GE D3 3 FS GE 3 FS

3 Semester units 16 Semester units 13 29

Total Degree Units 65 60 125 *Includes six units of electives; double GEs: 1HSCI 1200.

BS EHS SEMESTER SYSTEM GE Course


A1 Oral Communication

COMM 1006 Oral Communication HON 1300 Communicating Orally

A2 Written Communication

ENG 1060A Stretch Composition II ENG 1060B Stretch Composition II for Multilingual Students ENG 1070A First-Year Composition ENG 1070B First-Year Composition for Multilingual Students HON 1100 Writing Rhetorically


COMM 1007 Critical Thinking Through Argumentation CSE 1100 Critical Thinking Through Computer Programming HON 1200 Thinking Critically MATH 1501 Critical Thinking Through Applications of Mathematical Logic PHIL 1005 Critical Thinking Through Argument Analysis PHIL 2100 Critical Thinking Through Symbolic Logic PSYC 1105 Critical Thinking in Everyday Life SOC 1800 Critical Thinking about Social Issues

Area B Scientific Inquiry and Quantitative Reasoning

B1 Physical Science

ASTR 1000 Introduction to Planetary Astronomy ASTR 1010 Introduction to Galaxies and Cosmology

CHEM 1000 Introduction to Chemistry CHEM 2050 Survey of General Chemistry CHEM 2070 Fundamentals of General, Organic, and Biochemistry CHEM 2100 General Chemistry I GEOG 1030 Physical Geography GEOL 1000 Introductory Geology GEOL 1020 Plate Tectonics: Key to Understanding Earthquakes, Volcanoes and Tsunami GEOL 1060 Environmental Geology and Geological Hazards GEOL 2040 Water in the West PHYS 1000 Physics in the Modern World PHYS 2000 Introduction to Physics I PHYS 2500 General Physics I

B2 Life Science

BIOL 1000 Introduction to Biology BIOL 1010 Biology for Teachers BIOL 2010 Principles of Biology I BIOL 2160 Genetics and Society BIOL 2170 Biology of Diseases BIOL 2180 Sustainable Agriculture BIOL 2240 Human Anatomy and Physiology II for Allied Health Majors HSCI 1200 Health and Society: An Ecological and Societal Approach

B3 Laboratory Activity

ASTR 1000L Introduction to Planetary Astronomy Lab ASTR 1010L Introduction to Galaxies and Cosmology Lab BIOL 1000L Introduction to Biology Lab CHEM 1000L Introduction to Chemistry Laboratory CHEM 2050L Survey of General Chemistry Laboratory

CHEM 2100L General Chemistry I Laboratory CSE 1110L Data Analysis Laboratory Using Spreadsheets CSE 1120L Scientific Simulation GEOG 1030L Physical Geography Laboratory GEOL 1000L Introductory Geology Laboratory GEOL 1060L Environmental Geology and Geological Hazards Laboratory HSCI 1200L Health and Society: An Ecological and Societal Approach Lab KINE 2010L Metabolic Physiology Laboratory PHYS 1000L Physics in the Modern World Lab PHYS 2000L Introduction to Physics I Lab PHYS 2500L General Physics I Lab

B4 Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning

CSE 1300 Introduction to Data Science MATH 1101 Mathematics and Society MATH 1103 Stretch Mathematics and Society B MATH 1201 Introduction to Statistical Thinking MATH 1203 Stretch Introduction to Statistical Thinking B MATH 1301 Modeling with Functions MATH 1303 Stretch Modeling with Functions B MATH 1401 Accelerated Preparation for Calculus

MATH 1403 Preparation for Calculus B MATH 1601 Modeling with Calculus MATH 2210 Calculus I

B Upper Division Scientific Inquiry

ASTR 3000 Life in the Cosmos BIOL 3010 Human Ecology BIOL 3030 History of Life on Earth

CHEM 3000 History of Science and Technology CHEM 3100 Chemistry and the Environment GEOL 3020 Natural Disasters GEOL 3040 Energy and the Environment HON 3150 Natural Sciences and the Humanities HON 3200 Social Sciences and Natural Sciences HSCI 3051 Health and Human Ecology MATH 3140 Introduction to Systems Modeling NSCI 3250 Perspectives on Gender PHYS 3000 Pop Culture Physics PHYS 3010 The Science of Digital Sound and Music


C1 Arts: Arts, Cinema, Dance, Music, Theater

ART 2400 Introduction to Chicanx Art CAL 1500 Digital Humanities and Arts CAL 1804 Rock and Roll: Justice and Society COMM 1020 Looking at Movies MUS 1800 Music Appreciation MUS 1969 LGBTQ+ Influences in Music MUS 2266 Introduction to Creating digital Media Using Personal Electronic Technology TA 2640 Acting for All Majors TA 2660 Introduction to Theatre ARAB 1112 Beginning Arabic 2 ARAB 2900 Arabic Literature in Translation ASL 1112 American Sign Language II CAHU 1112 Language Study II: Cahuilla CHIN 1112 College Chinese II CHIN 2900 Chinese Literature in Translation

ENG 1120 Speculative Fiction: Science Fiction, Horror, Fantasy ENG 1200 Multi-Ethnic American Literature ENG 1210 Diversity Literature and Social Justice

ENG 1700 Studies in Literature and Creative Writing ENG 2180 The Function of Stories FREN 1112 Beginning French 2 FREN 2900 French Literature in English JAPN 1112 Beginning Japanese II JAPN 2900 Japanese Literature in English KOR 1112 Beginning Korean 2 KOR 2900 Korean Literature in English LUIS 1112 Language Study II: Luiseño PHIL 1010 Introduction to Philosophical Problems PORT 1112 Language Study II: Portuguese SERR 1112 Language Study II: Serrano SPAN 1112 College Spanish 2 SPAN 2900 Spanish Literature and Film in English TA 1160 World Drama TA 2612 Oral Interpretation of Literature

C Upper Division Arts or Humanities

AH 3310 Asian Contemporary Art ARAB 3900 Female Voices in Arab American Literature ART 3000 Art and Activism ART 3001 Innovator's ToolBox – An Introduction to Creative Problem Solving and Design Thinking. ART 3210 Visualizing Gender, Performing Identity CAL 3250 Perspectives on Gender CAL 3300 Arts and Ideas in A Changing Global World CAL 3350 Latinx Border Identity: A Transmedia Perspective CAL 3400 Enduring Questions in Literature, Culture, and Society CAL 3440 Ideas in American Literature and Culture

CAL 3550 LGBTQ+ Issues in the Humanities CAL 3700 African Arts Heritage CAL 3750 Exploring the World of Islam through Literature CAL 3888 Asian Humanities in a Globalized World COMM 3332 Movies in the Digital Age COMM 3334 Global Cinema COMM 3336 Queer Cinema ENG 3000 Studies in Global Literatures ENG 3140 Native American and Indigenous Literatures ENG 3400 Analysis of Environmental Discourse ENG 3410 Environmental Literature ENG 3700 Turning Points in Literary History FREN 3900 Voices Visions from the Francophone World HIST 3380 Ancient Egyptian Art HIST 3890 Images of Africa

HON 3100 Natural Sciences and the Humanities HON 3300 Social Science and the Humanities JAPN 3900 Voices Visions from the World of Japanese Anime and Manga MUS 3080 Women in Music MUS 3309 Jazz History in America and African- American Culture MUS 3500 Global Music PHIL 3001 Philosophy in the World PHIL 3005 Philosophical Questions in Literature SPAN 3900 Voices Visions from the Hispanic World TA 4663 Dramatic Literature of Identity WLL 3920 Great Works, Revolutionary Ideas, and Important Discoveries WLL 3940 Mediterranean Languages and Identities WLL 3950 Languages Cultures


D1 American Government

PSCI 2030 Government of the United States PSCI 2030H Government of the United States--Honors

D2 US History

HIST 1460 History of the United States: Pre- Colonization to Present HIST 1460H Honors History of the United States: Pre- Colonization to Present HIST 2000 United States History to 1877 HIST 2010 United States History, 1877 to the Present

D3 Lower Division Disciplinary Perspectives

ANTH 1001 Humans, Apes, and Monkeys ANTH 1002 Understanding Cultural Diversity ANTH 1400 World History to c. 1500 ECON 2000 The Economy: Problems and Perspectives ECON 2202 Principles of Macroeconomics ES 1000 Ethnicity and Race in America GEOG 1010 Introduction to Human Geography GEOG 1650 World Regions and Peoples GEOG 2000 Environment and Society GSS 1000 Introduction to Women's Studies GSS 1010 Introduction to Masculinity Studies GSS 1030 Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Studies HIST 1400 World History to c. 1500 HIST 1440 World History from c. 1500

PSYC 1100 Introduction to Psychology SOC 1000 Introduction to Sociology

D Upper Division

ANTH 3500 The Race Concept in Biological Anthropology ANTH 3603 Gendered Worlds: Power, Difference, and In/equality CJUS 4451 Women and Crime COMM 3305 Digital Media and Society ECON 3101 Political Economy of Southern California GEOG 3501 Environmental Sustainability GEOG 5150 Global Governance and the United Nations System GSS 4200 Feminist Theory GSS 4500 Queer Theory HON 3250 Social Sciences and Natural Sciences HON 3350 Social Science and the Humanities PA 3150 Society, Business, Global Governance SOC 3410 The African American Family SOC 4420 The Latino Experience in the U.S. SSCI 3000 Global Issues and Perspectives SSCI 3001 Global Issues and Perspectives (WI) SSCI 3010 Revolutions and Revolutionary Ideas SSCI 3011 Revolutions and Revolutionary Ideas (WI) SSCI 3160 Race and Racism SSCI 3250 Perspectives on Gender SSCI 3320 Understanding Capitalism SSCI 3390 Climate Change

Area E Lifelong Learning and Self Development

E Lifelong Learning and Self Development

ADMN 1001 Leadership for Global Challenges: Exploring the Entrepreneurial Mindset ADMN 1002 Leadership for Global Challenges: Citizenship in a Sustainable World

ADMN 1003 Leadership for Global Challenges: Exploring the Digital Mindset ART 1200 Creativity, Imagination, and the Consciousness CAL 1000 You/U: Applied Humanities and Arts CAL 1110 Reacting to the Past: Humanities Perspectives CAL 1120 Global You/U CAL 1130 Digital You/U CAL 1140 Sustaining a Life in the Arts COMM 1000 Critical Media Literacies: News, Entertainment, and Participatory Culture COMM 1002 Communicating Compassion and Love CSE 1290 College Learning for Lives and Careers in the Information Age ENG 1300 Foundation Seminar: Language, Society, and Power HON 1000 Constructing Knowledge KINE 2050 Foundations for Lifetime Fitness and Wellness NSCI 1110 Reacting to the Past: Natural Sciences Perspectives NSCI 1200 Scientific Thinking for Community Resilience PHIL 1001 Moral Choices in Life PSYC 1115 Personal Adjustment and Growth SOC 1100 Latino Communities, Wellness, and Life Skills SSCI 1110 Reacting to the Past: Social Sciences Perspectives

B.S. IN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCE 4-YEAR ROADMAP

Year Fall Spring Year Total

1

Course Units Semester Course Units Semester

30

GE A1 3 FS GE A2 3 FS GE B1 4 FS GE B2* 3 FS

C1 3 FS BIOL 2200 4 FS BIOL 1000 w/Lab/ BIOL 2010 w/Lab

5/5 FS BIOL 2030 w/Lab/ BIOL 2020 w/Lab

4/5 FS


2

CHEM 2100 w/Lab 5 F CHEM 2200 w/Lab 5 S

34

PHYS 2000 w/Lab* 5 F PHYS 2010 w/Lab 5 S CHEM 2060 w/Lab 5 FS GE A3 3 FS

GE B4* 3 FS GE C2 3 FS FS


3

HSCI 2203 3 FS HSCI 3522* 3 S

32

HSCI 3052 3 FS HSCI 3580 3 S HSCI 4501 4 F HSCI 4202 3 S HSCI 5557 3 F HSCI 4502 4 FS

GE B3 3 FS GE B5 3 Semester units 16 Semester units 16

4

HSCI 4503 4 F HSCI 5530* 3 S HSCI 4578 3 F HSCI 5754 4 FS

GE D1 3 FS GE D2 3 FS GE D3 3 FS GE D4 3 FS GE E 3

Semester units 16 Semester units 13 29 Total Degree Units 65 60 125

*Includes six units of electives; double GEs: 2HSCI 1200, 1MATH 1601, 3PHYS 2000