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1. Bachelor's Degree Regulations
2. College of Business
3. College of Education and Human Development
- Bicultural-Bilingual Studies
- Counseling, Educational Psychology, and Adult
and Higher Education
- Educational Leadership and Policy Studies
- Health and Kinesiology
- Interdisciplinary Studies and Curriculum and
Instruction
- Teacher Certification Programs
- Texas Examinations of Educator Standards(TExES)
4. College of Engineering
5. College of Liberal and Fine Arts
6. College of Public Policy
7. College of Sciences
8. Honors College
9. School of Architecture
Core Curriculum Courses
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Bachelor
of Arts Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies (Grades 4-8 generalist certification
option)
The minimum number of semester credit hours required
for the IDS degree with grades 4-8 generalist certification is 131, at
least 39 of which must be at the upper-division level.
Core Curriculum requirements:
Students seeking the Bachelor of Arts degree in Interdisciplinary Studies
with teacher certification must fulfill University Core Curriculum requirements.
The courses listed in the table below satisfy both degree requirements
and Core Curriculum requirements. For a complete listing of courses that
satisfy the Core Curriculum requirements see pages 9-13 of this catalog.
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Degree Requirements (66
Semester credit hours):
A. 29 semester credit hours of required courses:
BBL 3403 Cultural and Linguistic Diversity
in a Pluralistic Society
IDS 2083 Technology for Liberal Arts and
Social Sciences
HTH 2133 Health and Environmental Safety
IDS 2713 Modes of Inquiry Across Fields
of Study
IDS 3203 Physical Science
IDS 3201 Physical Science Laboratory
IDS 3213 Earth and Life Science
IDS 3211 Earth and Life Science Laboratory
IDS 3303 Studies in Exceptionality
IDS 2103 Individual, Family and Community
IDS 2213 World Civilizations since the Fifteenth
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B. 37 semester credit hours of required support courses:
COM 2123 Oral Interpretation
ESL 3063 Second Language Acquisition in
Early Adolescence
GRG 1023 World Regional Geography
MAT 1093 Pre-Calculus
MAT 1153 Essential Elements
of Mathematics I
MAT 1163 Essential Elements
of Mathematics II
MAT 1203 Calculus Concepts and
Applications
RDG 3523 Developmental Reading 4-8
RDG 3533 Content Area Reading 4-8
RDG 3633 Literature and Other Texts Across
the Content Areas
RDG 3803 Writing Development and Processes
Additional 3 semester credit hours in Level I or
II Science course in a different discipline from science courses taken
for core requirement. One science ourse must include a wet laboratory
that can be met in core requirement: 1 semester credit hour. Top
Certification requirements (23 semester credit
hours):
TASP requirements must be satisfied before enrollment in Certification,
Professional Education, and Student Teaching coursework.
C&I 4503 Approaches to Teaching Language
Arts, Reading & Social Studies (4-8)
C&I 4603 Approaches to Teaching Mathematics
and Science (4-8)
C&I 4502 Mathematics and Science Integrated
Laboratory
C&I 4626 Student Teaching 4-8 Generalists
EDP 2113 Development in the Elementary and
Middle School Child
EDP 3303 Principles of Learning and Classroom
Management
EDU 2103 Education in American Society
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