Student Learning Outcomes of Georgia Southern's Core Curriculum

Student Learning Outcomes of Georgia Southern's Core Curriculum Core Area A: Essential Skills Core Area B: Global Area C: Fine Arts and Humanities Students will use research and Perspectives Students will identify and critically analysis to produce written Students will recognize and examine human values expressed communication adapted for articulate global perspectives in ideas and cultural products. specific audiences, purposes and across diverse societies in Example courses: rhetorical situations. Example historical and cultural contexts. ENGL 2100, 2111, 2112 courses: Example courses: PHIL 2010, 2030 ENGL 1101 CORE 2000 ART 1000 ENGL 1102 HIST 1111 ARTH 2531 Students will apply mathematical HIST 1112 COMM 1110 knowledge using analytical, ANTH 1150 HUMN 2321, 2322, 2433, graphical, written or numerical CURJU 2010 2434 approaches to interpret FORL 2001, 2002, MUSC 1100 information or to solve problems. 20060 THEA 1100 Example courses: GEOG 1130 MATH 1001 HLPR 2010 MATH 1101 HONS 1134 MATH 1111 POLS 1150 MATH 1112 INTS 2130 MATH 1113 PSYC 2300 MATH 1441 RELS 2130 Core Area D: Science & Core Area E: Social Sciences Mathematics Students will articulate and Students will use scientific analyze how political, historical, reasoning and methods, social or economic forces have mathematical principles or shaped and continue to shape appropriate technologies to human behaviors and investigate natural phenomena. experiences. Example courses: POLS 1101 ASTR 1010, 1020 HIST 2110, 2111, 2112 BIOL 1103, 1107, 1108, AAST 2000 1230 ANTH 1102 CHEM 1040, 1141, 1211, ECON 1101, 1140, 2105 1212 PSYC 1101 GEOL 11121, 1340 SOCI 1101 PHYS 1111, 1112,2211, WGSS 2100 2212 PHSC 1211 PHYS 1149 SCIE 1212 MATH 1441, 2242, 2243, STAT 2231 TCGT 1530 Click here for the complete list of course titles. After you have reviewed the student learning outcomes of the core curriculum, move on to the next activity.