Elementary Education (PK-6)

The indicated courses (**) will NOT show in the list for K-State Core in uAchieve/DARS but will apply via Statewide Transfer (SWT) if a student takes the equivalent Community College Course – it will pull in and list the 300 or 400-level K-State course currently listed under SWT.

Requirement #1: English (Written Communication Outcomes) | 6 hours

Kansas Board of Regents Requirement: 010

Course Title Credit
ENGL 100 Expository Writing, I 3
ENGL 200 Expository Writing, II 3
ENGL 210 Honors English 3

Requirement #2: Communication (Oral Communication Outcomes) | 3 hours

Kansas Board of Regents Requirement: 020

Course Title Credit
COMM 106 Public Speaking, I 3
COMM 109 Public Speaking, 1A, Honors 3
**COMM 322 Interpersonal Communication 3

Requirement #3: Math & Statistics (Quantitative Literacy Outcomes) | 3 hours

Kansas Board of Regents Requirement: 030

Course Title Credit
MATH 160 Introduction to Contemporary Mathematics 3

Requirement #4: Natural & Physical Sciences (Natural & Physical Sciences Outcomes) | 4-5 hours

Kansas Board of Regents Requirement: 040

At least one subject area which must include a lab

Core Discipline/Subjects Under this Area
Anatomy; Astronomy; Biochemistry; Biology; Botany; Chemistry; Earth Science; Ecology; Environmental Science; Geology; Meteorology; Microbiology; Physical Geography; Physical Sciences; Physics; Physiology; Zoology; other subjects that the offering institution determines fit within the natural and physical sciences area.

Course Title Credit
ANTH 280 Introduction to Biological Anthropology 4
BIOCH 110 Biochemistry and Society 3
BIOCH 111 Biochemistry and Society Laboratory 1
BIOCH 265 Introductory Organic and Biochemistry 5
BIOL 101 Concepts of Biology 4
BIOL 198 Principles of Biology 4
BIOL 221 Organismic Biology 5
BIOL 255 General Microbiology 4
BIOL 263 Ecology of Environmental Problems 3
**BIOL 441 Human Body I 4
**BIOL 442 Human Body II 4
KIN 220 Biobehavioral Bases of Physical Activity 4

Requirement #5: Social & Behavioral Sciences (Social & Behavioral Sciences Outcomes) | 6 hours

Kansas Board of Regents Requirement: 050

At Least Two Courses from Two Subjects Under this Area

Core Discipline/Subjects Under this Area
Anthropology; Economics; Geography; Political Science; Psychology; Sociology

Course Title Credit
AGEC 120 Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness 3
AMETH 160 Introduction to American Ethnic Studies 3
ANTH 200 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3
ANTH 204 A General Education Introduction to Cultural Anthropology 3
ANTH 210 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, Honors 3
ANTH 220 Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology 3
ANTH 260 Introduction to Archeology 3
ECON 110 Principles of Macroeconomics 3
ECON 111 Principles of Macroeconomics, Honors 3
ECON 120 Principles of Microeconomics 3
GEOG 100 World Geography & Globalization 3
GEOG 200 Human Geography 3
GEOG 201 Human Geography (Honors) 3
HDFS 110 Introduction to Human Development 3
HDFS 250 Interpersonal and Family Relationships 3
POLSC 107 Political Science Colloquium 2
POLSC 110 Introduction to Political Science 3
POLSC 111 Introduction to Political Science, Honors 4
POLSC 115 U.S. Politics 3
POLSC 135 Introduction to Comparative Politics 3
POLSC 145 World Politics 3
POLSC 155 Introduction to Political Thought 3
POLSC 250 Environmental Political Thought: The Future of Food, Air, Water, and Soil 3
PSYCH 110 General Psychology 3
PSYCH 115 General Psychology, Honors 4
PSYCH 202 Drugs and Behavior 3
PSYCH 280 Psychology of Childhood and Adolescence 3
PSYCH 290 Innovative Studies in Psychology 1-6
SOCIO 211 Introduction to Sociology 3
SOCIO 214 Introduction to Sociology, Honors 4
SOCIO 260 Social Problems 3
SOCWK 100 Social Work: The Helping Profession 3

Requirement #6: Arts & Humanities (Arts & Humanities Outcomes) | 6 hours

Kansas Board of Regents Requirement: 060

At Least Two Courses from Two Subjects Under this Area

Core Discipline/Subjects Under this Area
Art; Literature; Music; Theatre

Course Title Credit
HIST 151 History of the United States to 1877 3
or
HIST 152 History of the United States since 1877 3
and
ART 102 Ceramics for Non-Majors 3
ART 103 Jewelry Design and Processes for Non-Majors 3
ART 104 Digital Photography for Non-Majors 3
ART 106 Art Appreciation 3
ART 108 Introduction to Modern and Contemporary Art for Non-Majors 3
ART 111 Photography, Civil Rights, Art and the Environment 3
ART 180 2-Dimensional Design 3
ART 190 Drawing I 3
ART 195 Survey of Western Art History I 3
ART 196 Survey of Western Art History II 3
ART 197 Survey of Non-Western Art History 3
ART 200 A and D: Visual Representation and Fabrication 3
ART 202 Art and Insects 3
ART 290 Visual Communication Design I: Typography and Design Principles 3
COT 150 The Humanities Through the Arts 3
EDEL 270 Arts for Elementary Schools 3
ENGL 185 Identities, Power and Cultural Texts 3
ENGL 187 Book Club 3
ENGL 224 Television as Literature 3
ENGL 227 Video Games as Literature 3
ENGL 230 Classical Cultures 3
ENGL 231 Medieval and Renaissance 3
ENGL 233 Reformation to Enlightenment 3
ENGL 234 Modern 3
ENGL 251 Introduction to Literature 3
ENGL 253 Short Story 3
ENGL 260 British Literature 3
ENGL 270 American Literature 3
ENGL 280 Studies in World Literature and Culture 3
ENGL 285 Introduction to American Ethnic Literatures 3
ENGL 287 Great Books 3
**ENGL 355 Literature for Children 3
ENTOM 202 Art and Insects 3
MUSIC 100 Introduction to Music Theory 3
MUSIC 103 Voice Class I 1
MUSIC 104 Voice Class II 1
MUSIC 111 Concert Choir 0-1
MUSIC 112 University Choir 0-1
MUSIC 113 University Band 0-1
MUSIC 114 Cat Band 0-1
MUSIC 115 Marching Band 0-1
MUSIC 116 Concert Band 0-1
MUSIC 117 Wind Symphony 0-1
MUSIC 118 Jazz Ensemble Lab A 0-1
MUSIC 121 Collegiate Chorale 0-1
MUSIC 129 University Orchestra 0-1
MUSIC 130 Symphony Orchestra 0-1
MUSIC 131 Theatre Orchestra 0-1
MUSIC 135 University Tenor/Bass Choir 0-1
MUSIC 140 University Treble Chorus 0-1
MUSIC 151 Women in Music 3
MUSIC 152 Introduction to Film Music
MUSIC 160 Music Listening Laboratory 2
MUSIC 170 History of Rock and Roll 3
MUSIC 171 Inventing the Future: Underground Rock: 1968-1993 3
MUSIC 172 History of Country Music 3
MUSIC 173 Music as Protest and Propaganda in the United States 3
MUSIC 203 Vocal Techniques I 1
MUSIC 204 Vocal Techniques II 1
MUSIC 208 Guitar Class I 1
MUSIC 209 Guitar Class II 1
MUSIC 210 Music Theory I 3
MUSIC 211 Piano Class I 1
MUSIC 212 Piano Class II 1
MUSIC 213 Piano Class III 1
MUSIC 214 Piano Class IV 1
MUSIC 220 Topics in Music 1-3
MUSIC 230 Music Theory II 3
MUSIC 231 Aural Skills I 1
MUSIC 245 Introduction to American Music 3
MUSIC 246 Drumset Techniques 1
MUSIC 248 Songwriting 3
MUSIC 249 Introduction to Music of the World 3
MUSIC 250 Introduction to Music 3
MUSIC 251 Applied Study for Non-Music Majors 1-2
MUSIC 254 Secondary Performance 1-2
MUSIC 255 Lower-Division Performance 1-4
MUSIC 280 Lower-Division Ensemble Performance 1
MUSIC 281 West African Drumming and Percussion 2
**MUSIC 405 Music for Elementary Teachers 3
THTRE 111 Production Participation 1
THTRE 171 Fundamentals of Acting 3
THTRE 211 Run Crew 0-2
THTRE 212 Run Crew 0-2
THTRE 235 Introduction to the Art of Film 3
THTRE 260 Stage Movement 3
THTRE 261 Fundamentals of Acting 3
THTRE 263 Oral Interpretation of Literature 3
THTRE 265 Fundamentals of Improvisation, I, II 3
THTRE 268 Techniques of Makeup 1
THTRE 270 Introduction to Theatre 3
THTRE 271 Intermediate Acting 3
THTRE 280 Script Analysis 3
THTRE 299 Vocal Expression for Actors 3
**THTRE 300 Vocal Expression for Actors 3
**THTRE 368 Fundamentals of Technical Production 3