List of Exceptions

Unless otherwise indicated, these classes must be taken by the end of the 2004 spring semester to substitute as general education requirements.

Communication

• JOUR3400 - Intro to Broadcast Journalism
• SPAN3010 - Advanced Spanish Grammar & Composition
• AND SPAN3020 - Spanish Conversation
• **Both SPAN3010 AND SPAN3020 must be taken to satisfy the requirement**
• SPE 221 - Business and Professional Speaking (Roane State Community College)
• For SPCH2410 -
  • BMGT3720 - Business Communications I
  • ENGL3250 - Professional Communications I
  • PC 3250 - Professional Communications I
  • SPCH3610 - Foundations of Speech - Halina Ablamowicz, faculty
  • SP 110 - Fundamentals of Public Speaking (RODP)

History

• HIST1310 - History of Science
• HIST2030 - Tennessee History
• HIST2900 - Environmental History

Humanities and/or Fine Arts

• All Foreign Languages 1010 and 1020 OR 2010 and 2020 will be accepted if taken through Spring 2004
• ART 2110 - Art History I
• ART 2120 - Art History II
• ENG 150 - Intro to Theater/Film
• ENGL2210 - British Literature I
• ENGL2220 - British Literature II
• ENGL4810 - Introduction to Folklore - Graham Kash, faculty
• ENGL4820 - Survey - Upper Cumberland Folklore - Graham Kash, faculty
• ENG 352 - American Literature - Albert Wilhelm, faculty
• GERM3520 - Germany - Country and People
• HIST3100 - Tennessee Topics - Michael E. Birdwell, faculty
• MUS 1034 - American Popular Music
• PHIL2250 - Intro to Ethics
• PHIL3310 - History of Ancient and Medieval Philosophy - Clark Carlton, faculty
• SPAN355 - Latin American Countries and Peoples (RODP course)

Math

• MATH1410 - Survey of Elementary Math I - through Fall 2004
• MATH1420 - Survey of Elementary Math II - through Fall 2004
• MATH 1410 only begins Spring 2004 (for MDS, SPED and other selected education majors)
• MATH1710 - Pre-Calculus I
• MATH1720 - Pre-Calculus II
• MATH1730 - Pre-Caclulus Math

Natural Sciences

Social/Behavioral Sciences

• PSY 3200 - Developmental Psychology - Jadwiga Dolzycki, faculty
• PSY 3300 - Introduction to Social Psychology
• PSY 2050 - Psychology of Adjustment - Diane Sadler, faculty
• PSY 4100 - Child Psychology - Sheila Pemberton, faculty; Diane Sadler, faculty; Katherine Niebuhr, faculty
• SOC 2610 - Juvenile Delinquency - Jerry Neapolitan, faculty
• SOC 4210 - Race & Ethnicity
• GEOG 111 - Physical Geography
• GEOG 1130 - Geography of Natural Hazards (Students taking this course Summer 2006 or Fall 2006 may count the course toward General Education Social/Behavioral Sciences requirement.)