IAI General Education Core Requirements

Through the Illinois Articulation Initiative, the following requirements are for all students who enter a KCC transfer program in summer 1998 and thereafter. Individual programs/study plans may vary slightly from these general requirements.

Communications (9 credit hours)

Three courses. There is a two-course sequence in writing and one course in oral communications. ENGL 1613 and ENGL 1623 must be completed with a grade of C or better.

COMM1553Introductory Speech

3 Credits

ENGL1613English I

3 Credits

ENGL1623English II

3 Credits

Life Sciences and Physical Sciences (7-8 credit hours)

Two courses with one from life sciences and one from physical sciences. Laboratory Science courses are 4 credits.

Life science

BIOL1503Heredity and Society

3 Credits

BIOL1504Principles of Biology

4 Credits

BIOL1513Microbes in Society

3 Credits

BIOL1514General Biology I

4 Credits

BIOL1524General Biology II

4 Credits

BIOL1534Human Biology

4 Credits

BIOL1584Environmental Biology

4 Credits

Physical science

CHEM1534Introductory Chemistry

4 Credits

CHEM1614General Chemistry I

4 Credits

PHYS1514General Physics I

4 Credits

PHYS2614Physics I

4 Credits

PSCI1503Introduction to Astronomy

3 Credits

PSCI1514Introduction to Physical Science

4 Credits

PSCI1524Earth Science & Astronomy

4 Credits

Mathematics (3-6 credit hours)

One or two courses.

BSNS2514Business Statistics

4 Credits

MATH1623Math for Elementary Teachers II

3 Credits

MATH1704Contemporary Mathematics

4 Credits

MATH1713Finite Mathematics

3 Credits

MATH1774Statistics

4 Credits

MATH1834Calculus for Business & Social Science

4 Credits

MATH1843Discrete Math

3 Credits

MATH2515Calculus & Analytic Geometry I

5 Credits

MATH2524Calculus & Analytic Geometry II

4 Credits

MATH2534Calculus and Analytic Geometry III

4 Credits

Note: MATH 1623 satisfies the general education requirements only for students seeking state licensure as elementary teachers.

Humanities (6-9 credit hours)

Two to three courses, with at least one from general humanities and at least one from the fine arts or interdisciplinary category. In course description IAI codes, note those ending with "D" or "N" may meet the non-Western culture or diversity requirement of some majors.

General Humanities

ENGL1713Introduction to Poetry

3 Credits

ENGL1743Introduction to Literature

3 Credits

ENGL1853Introduction to Shakespeare

3 Credits

ENGL2553Children's Literature

3 Credits

ENGL2613Ancient & Medieval World Literature

3 Credits

ENGL2623Modern World Literature

3 Credits

ENGL2723Amer Literature Up to 1865

3 Credits

ENGL2733American Literature From 1865

3 Credits

HIST1513Western Civilization to 1648

3 Credits

HIST1533Western Civilization 1648 to Present

3 Credits

HIST1643Middle East History 600 to Present

3 Credits

HUMS2613World Religions

3 Credits

PHIL2513Introduction to Philosophy

3 Credits

PHIL2523Ethics

3 Credits

PHIL2533Logic

3 Credits

PHIL2713Introduction to Religion

3 Credits

SPAN2524Intermediate Spanish II

4 Credits

Fine arts

ARTS1553Art Appreciation

3 Credits

ARTS1613Survey of Art-Caves to Cathedrals

3 Credits

ARTS1623Survey of Art-Renaissance to Rococo

3 Credits

ARTS1633Survey of Art-1800 to Present

3 Credits

ARTS1643Non-Western Art

3 Credits

ENGL1723Introduction to Film Study

3 Credits

MUSC1513Music Appreciation

3 Credits

MUSC1623World Music

3 Credits

Interdisciplinary

HUMS1513Introduction to Humanities

3 Credits

HUMS1553Intro to Women's & Gender Studies

3 Credits

HUMS1813African-American Cultural Expression

3 Credits

HUMS1853Arts and Culture of the Middle East

3 Credits

Social and Behavioral Science (6-9 credit hours)

Two to three courses from at least two different prefixes. In course descriptions, courses with an IAI code ending in “D” or “N” may meet the non-Western culture or diversity requirement of some majors.

ANTH1713Introduction to Anthropology

3 Credits

ECON1543Principles of Economics

3 Credits

ECON1553Principles of Macroeconomics

3 Credits

ECON1563Principles of Microeconomics

3 Credits

GEOG1513World Regional Geography

3 Credits

HIST2513History of the US to 1877

3 Credits

HIST2523History of the U.S. 1877 to Present

3 Credits

HIST2533Latin American History

3 Credits

PLSC1513American Government

3 Credits

PLSC1523State and Local Government

3 Credits

PSYC1813Introduction to Psychology

3 Credits

PSYC2553Lifespan Developmental Psychology

3 Credits

PSYC2573Adulthood and Aging

3 Credits

PSYC2773Social Psychology

3 Credits

SOCY2513Sociology

3 Credits

SOCY2523Contemporary Social Problems

3 Credits

SOCY2543Racial and Ethnic Relations

3 Credits

SOCY2553Sociology of the Family

3 Credits