Academic Certificate Of
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Tracks Required Courses Electives Special Projects

Elective Courses: Students will choose one of the following four tracks to be the focus of their coursework and special project. Students are required to select 8-9 credits within their selected area of emphasis that meet the following criteria.

Track 1

Impact of Diverse Cultures on American Life

Courses for Track 1 must be selected from the following discipline:

AIS, ASB, CCS, COM, EDU, ENH, HIS, HUM,
IGS, MCO, MHL, PSY, REL, SOC, SPH, WST

Courses selected under Track 1 must satisfy BOTH of the following General Education Requirements:

Awareness Area C and
Core Areas SB or HU or L

Track 2
Political and Economic Interdependence of the International Community
Courses for Track 2 must be selected from the following disciplines:

ECN, IBS, POS, SBU

Courses selected under Track 2 must satisfy BOTH of the following General Education Requirements:

Awareness Area G and
Core Area SB

Track 3
Global Study of Cultures, Religions, and Values
Courses for Track 3 must be selected from the following disciplines:

ASB, COM, DAH, ENH, GCU, HIS, HUM, IGS, MHL, PHI, PSY, REL, SOC

Courses selected under Track 3 must satisfy BOTH of the following General Education Requirements:

Awareness Area G
Core Areas SB or HU or L

Foreign Languages
All of the following 201, 202, 203, or 204 level classes are also acceptable under Track 3:

ARB, FRE, GER, HEB, ITA, JPN, RUS, SPA

Track 4

Science, Technology and the World
Courses for Track 4 must be selected from the following:

ASB231 – Introduction to Archaeological Field Methods SG
ASM104 - Bones, Stones, and Human Evolution SG, SB, H
BIO105 - Environmental Biology SQ, SG
BIO107 – Introduction to Biotechnology SQ, G
CHM107 - Chemistry and Society G
GLG110 - Geological Disasters and the Environment G
GPH111 - Introduction to Physical Geography SQ, SG
GPH210 - Introduction to Environmental Geography G
PHS120 - Introduction to Physical Science SQ, SG, G
SOC180 – Social Implications of Technology SB

Text Box: GENERAL EDUCATION DESIGNATIONS
(C) Cultural Diversity in the U.S.   (L) Literacy and Critical Inquiry(G) Global Awareness                            (SB) Social & Behavioral Sciences
(H) Historical Awareness                (SQ) Natural Sciences
(HU) Humanities and Fine Arts    (SG) Natural Sciences
A list of courses in alphabetical order by prefix and by Core Areas and Awareness Areas that they satisfy can be found in the course catalog or at the Maricopa Community College District’s Curriculum web site at:

www.dist.maricopa.edu/academic/curric/ac/amtrx04.doc

Text Box: For detailed information on transferring to a university or pursuing an associate degree program, be sure to review the course catalog or visit Mesa Community College’s website at:

www.mc.maricopa.edu/services/advisement/