SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CARBONDALE                             Auburn University at Montgomery 2000-2002
University Core Curriculum Substitution List                        Montgomery, AL
                                                                    School Code: 008310
UNIVERSITY CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS EFFECTIVE SUMMER 1996	    FEB 22, 2001

The following courses will substitute for SIUC Core Curriculum courses. SIUC courses are listed to the left
of the = sign, transfer courses to the right. When more than one transfer course is listed opposite an SIUC
course, any of those listed will substitute.
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I. FOUNDATION SKILLS
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English Composition (6 hours). (A grade of C or better is required for Composition I).
   ENGL101 = ENGL 1010, 1017
   ENGL102 = ENGL 1020, 1027
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Mathematics (One course-3 hours)
   MATH    = MATH 1100, 1120, 1310, 1510, 1550, 1610, 2660, 2670, 2690
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Speech (3 hours)
   SPCM101 = COMM 1010, 1017, 2212, 3120
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II. DISCIPLINARY STUDIES
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Science (6 hours). Select one course from each group:
   Group 1
   CHEM106 = CHEM 1100, 1200, 3100, 3200;  PSCI 1200
   GEOL110 = PSCI 1300
   PHYS101 = PHYS 2100, 2200
   PHYS103 = PSCI 1400
   SC  SUB1= PSCI 1100
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   Group 2
   PLB 115 = BIOL 1010, 1020, 2010, 4353
   PLB 117 = BIOL 2023
   ZOOL115 = BIOL 2033, 4513
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Social Science (Two courses-6 hrs). (Students may take only one course in history
                                     to satisfy this area requirement).
   ANTH104 = ANTH 2100, 2110;  INTL 2110
   ECON113 = ECON 2000, 2010, 2020
   GEOG103 = GEOG 2050, 2150, 2250;  INTL 2050, 2150
   HIST110 = HIST 2020, 3080
   HIST112 = POLS 3200
   POLS114 = POLS 2020
   PSYC102 = PSYC 2110
   SOC 108 = SOCI 2000, 2007
   SOCSSUB1= ANTH 2120;  HIST 3670, 3680, 3810, 3820;  POLS 3510, 4450, 4600, 4610;  PSYC 3450, 3780;
             SOCI 2010, 4350
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Humanities (6 hours). Select one course from each group OR select a sequence from ENGL 121 and 204, or
                      HIST 101A and 101B, or PHIL 103A and 103B, (if substitutes are listed). PHIL 105
                      equivalents, (if any), may be used to satisfy either Group 1 or Group 2. Three semesters
   Group 1            of a single foreign language or one semester of Greek or Latin will satisfy either group.
   FL  102 = HIST 3710, 3720, 3740, 3750;  INTL 2060
   FL  103 = HIST 3210
   FL  104 = HIST 3220
   HIST101A= HIST 1010, 1017
   HIST101B= HIST 1020, 1027
   PHIL105 = PHIL 2000, 2030
   HUM SUB1= ENGL 3360;  PHIL 3200
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   Group 2
   ENGL121 = ENGL 2600;  INTL 2600
   ENGL204 = ENGL 2540, 2580, 2610, 3100;  INTL 2610
   FL  230 = ENGL 3350, 4130
   PHIL102 = HIST 3310, 3330;  PHIL 2010, 3310, 3330
   PHIL104 = PHIL 2100
   PHIL105 = PHIL 2000, 2030
   HUM SUB2= ENGL 2530, 2570, 3710, 3720, 3750, 4260, 4270;  FREN 3200, 3210;  GERM 3400, 3410;
             INTL 2520, 2530;  SPAN 3300, 3310
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Fine Arts (One course-3 hours)
   AD  101 = VISU 1000, 2030, 2040
   CP  101 = THEA 3050, 3100
   MUS 103 = MUSI 2110, 3310
   THEA101 = THEA 2040
   FA  SUB = VISU 3010, 3020, 3060
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Human Health (One course-2 hours)
   FN  101 = BIOL 2000;  PHED 4250
   MICR202 = BIOL 3303
   PE  101 = PHED 2203
   PHSL201 = BIOL 2093, 2100, 2110
   ZOOL202 = BIOL 4403
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III. INTEGRATIVE STUDIES
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Multicultural: Diversity in the U.S. (One course-3 hours)
   BAS 215 = HIST 3090
   HIST202 = HIST 4120
   HIST210 = HIST 2010
   MUS 203 = MUSI 3300
   PHIL210 = HIST 4080, 4090
   POLS278 = POLS 3220
   PSYC223 = MNGT 4250
   SOC 215 = SOCI 4100
   SOC 223 = SOCI 3070
   SPCM201 = COMM 3002;  THEA 3003
   WMST201 = SOCI 3050
   CULTSUB = SOCI 3200
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Interdisciplinary (One course-3 hours)
   AD  317I= VISU 3070
   ECON302I= ECON 3520
   GEOG303I= GEOG 2010
   PLB 301I= BIOL 1050, 4203
   PLB 303I= BIOL 4760
   SOC 304I= SOCI 2020, 4300

ARTICULATION: The courses from Auburn University at Montgomery will be evaluated on a course by course basis.
Students should refer to the SIUC Undergraduate Catalog to determine if their major requires any specific
University Core Curriculum courses.

ACCEPTABLE CREDIT: Courses numbered 1000 through 4999 will be accepted if satisfactorily completed.
Applicability of all accepted credit will be determined by the Academic Support Programs section
of Admissions and Records and by the department of the students intended major. SIUC will accept and
evaluate all transfer oriented/college parallel credit and coursework classified as vocational-technical.
The University Core Curriculum Substitution List indicates the courses that will be accepted and evaluated
as core curriculum credit. Courses/credit not on this list that are acceptable for other than core curriculum
credit are evaluated by the academic unit/major of the student.

GRADING SYSTEM: A, B, C, D, F, FA(failure due to absence), S(passing), U(failure, but hours attempted not
included in GPA), CR, NC, P(passing for non-traditional course work), I(incomplete), IP(in progress), W,
AU(audit), NR(no grade reported and also used for audit students not meeting attendance requirement).
SIUC calculates a GPA for admission purposes only and it is not included in the cumulative average,
except for honors purposes.

INFORMATION: For further information call Lee Fronabarger at (618) 453-2998
or email leefron@siu.edu.
Up-to-date information on this school and others can be found on the Internet at:
http://admissions.siu.edu/transfers.htm