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(College of Natural Sciences) J. Walters, Head. L. Brant, T. Cooney, A. Czarnetzki, K. De Nault, J. Gale, J. Groves, T. Hockey, M. Iqbal, S. Morgan. Major programs are offered by the Department of Earth Science in two baccalaureate areas: the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science. The Bachelor of Science program is recommended for most students who wish to prepare for careers as professional geologists and who plan to enter graduate school in geology. The Bachelor of Arts Degree--Geology Major provides a wider choice of electives than the Bachelor of Science Degree--Geology Major. With the appropriate choice of electives, the B.A. geology program can meet the needs of students preparing for additional study in selected fields of geology, paleontology, and related earth science areas. The B.A. Earth Science Major--Teaching is designed to prepare secondary earth science teachers. A B.A. earth science program is also available as a liberal arts major. Bachelor of Science Degree Program Geology Major Required: Geology: 870:031; 870:035; 870:125; 870:129; 870:130; 870:131; 870:135; 870:136; 870:141; 870:142 or 870:143; 870:180 (2 hrs.); Summer Field Course (6 hrs.)* 43 hours Required Cognate Areas: Mathematics: 800:060; 800:061; 8 hours Mathematics/Computer Science: one of the following courses: 800:072; 800:092; 800:172; 810:030; 810:035 3 hours Chemistry: 860:044 and 860:048, or 860:070 5-8 hours Physics: 880:054 and 880:056 and one 100-level cognate** elective, or 880:130 and 880:131. 8-11 hours 67-73 hours *Summer field course requirements to be met by credit earned at a field camp approved by the department. **A 100-level course in a cognate area is required unless met by taking 880:131. Cognate areas for the B.S. degree program in geology are understood to include astronomy, biology, chemistry, geography, mathematics, computer science, physics, meteorology, oceanography, and science. Specific cognate courses must be approved by the advisor and department head. Bachelor of Arts Degree Programs Earth Science Major Required: Mathematics: 800:046 or 800:060 4
hours Electives in earth science: 100-level courses** 18 hours :45 hours *870:010 must be taken for four semester hours of credit. **100-level credits in earth science must include at least one course from each of astronomy, geology, and meteorology. In addition, at least 2 hours must be from either 870:137, 870:179, 870:180, 870:195, or another appropriate "experiential learning" course approved by the student’s advisor and the department head. Earth Science Major - Interpretive Naturalist Emphasis This program is designed to prepare students with an Earth Science
background to work as professional interpreters with park systems, nature
centers, museums, and other areas requiring field skills in the natural
sciences and natural history communication skills. The B.A. Earth Science
Degree provides students a sound subject matter foundation in geology,
meteorology, and astronomy. The emphasis enhances this background with
biology and interpretive techniques. The Earth Science Major with Interpretive Naturalist Emphasis requires a minimum of 120-121 hours to graduate. Required: Mathematics: 800:046 or 800:060 4
hours Electives in earth science: 100-level** 11 hours Biology: 840:051; 840:052;
840:168 11 hours Biology Natural History Interpretation Minor 18-20 hours :67-69 hours *870:010 must be taken for four semester hours of credit. **Electives must include one course from each of astronomy, geology, and meteorology. Required: Science and Science Education: 820:190;
820:194; 820:196 7
hours Electives in earth science: 100-level courses (excluding 870:189) 7 hours :47-50 hours *870:010 must be taken for four semester hours of credit. Geology Major With Environmental Science
Emphasis Required: Mathematics: one of the following courses: 800:046;
800:060; 800:072;
800:092; or 800:172 3-4
hours Required Environmental Science Core: Environmental Science: 830:130 3 hours Two additional environmental courses as appropriate to the student’s program and approved by the advisor and department head 6-8 hours Summer field course* 6 hours :69-75 hours *Summer field course requirements to be met by credit earned at field camp approved by the department. Geology Major Required: Mathematics: one of the following courses: 800:046;
800:060; 800:072;
800:092; or 800:172 3-4
hours Summer field course* 6 hours Electives in geology (100-level) 4 hours 50-54 hours *Summer field course requirements to be met by credit earned at field camp approved by the department. Recommended general electives - Mathematics: 800:060; 800:061. Required: Mathematics: 800:060; 800:061 8
hours :26 hours *870:010 must be taken for four semester hours of credit. Required: courses in earth science 20 hours Required: Chemistry: 860:044 4 hours :24 hours Also required: a teaching major or minor in biology, chemistry, physics, or science. Completion of this minor will satisfy the requirements of the Iowa Department of Education for Earth Science approval (effective October 1, 1988) only if the student has completed 30 semester hours in the broad area of science. *870:010 must be taken for four semester hours of credit. Required: Chemistry: 860:044 4 hours Earth Science: 870:031; 870:035; 870:130; 870:131; 870:125 or 870:136; 870:129 or 870:141; 4-5 hours of 100-level electives in geology 24 hours :28 hours Required: Mathematics: 800:060 4 hours :29 hours Recommended general electives - Mathematics: 800:061; 800:062. (College of Business Administration) F. Abraham, Head. M. Alam, S. Amin, K. Brown, J. Fuhrman, D. Hakes, H. Isakson, L. Jepsen, B. Kanago, B. Mardis, K. McCormick, C. Mitchell, J. Rives, D. Shin, B. Uyar. 1) To graduate with a major in economics a student must
2) 920:020 and 920:070 count toward an Economics major only in the business emphasis and do not count toward the minor. 3) 920:024 does not count toward the economics major or minor. 4) 920:053 and 920:054 are minimum prerequisites for all 100g courses. 5) It is recommended that 920:103 and 920:104 be taken before other advanced courses in economics. 6) Not more than one emphasis may be declared in economics. The Economics Department may impose additional admission requirements for students wishing to declare a minor or a second CBA major. Eligibility to declare a minor or a second CBA major is based on competitive GPA and space availability. Students may obtain a copy of these requirements from the Advising and Student Services Office (CBB 321B) in the College of Business Administration. Bachelor of Arts Degree Programs Economics Major Required: Economics: 920:053; 920:054; 920:103; 920:104; 920:169*; 920:181 18 hours Emphasis requirements (students choose one area of emphasis) 18-39 hours 36-57 hours Emphases: 1. General Economics (18 additional hours)
2. Quantitative Techniques (33 additional hours) Required:
3. Business Analysis (39 additional hours) Students who select this emphasis must satisfy the College of Business Administration (CBA) admission requirements before they can officially declare their major. A copy of the Admission, Retention, and Graduation Policy may be obtained from the Advising and Student Services Office in the College of Business Administration. Prior to completion of the admission requirements, students may sign an intent to major in Economics/Business Analysis and be classified as a prospective (pre) major. Pre-Economics/Business Analysis majors may enroll in lower division (below 100) business courses only. Enrollment in upper division (100-level) business courses requires satisfactory completion of the CBA admission requirements and any course prerequisites. Economics/Business Analysis majors may declare a double major, and/or major and minor within the College of Business Administration, subject to the regulations of those CBA departments affected. Economics/Business Analysis majors minoring within the CBA must select minors designated for business majors. To graduate with an Economics/Business Analysis major from the College of Business Administration, a student must earn at least 50% of the business credit hours required for the major at UNI. Students must take at least 50% of the course work required for the degree outside the College of Business Administration. Up to nine hours of economics (excluding 920:020), and six hours of statistics may be counted as outside the College of Business Administration. A student must also complete 920:053, 920:054, 920:103, and 920:104 with at least a C- in each course whether taken at UNI or an institution from which transfer credit for these courses is accepted; must earn a 2.20 cumulative grade point average at UNI; must earn an overall 2.20 grade point average in 120:xxx, 130:xxx, 150:xxx, 160:xxx, and 920:xxx courses taken at UNI; and earn a 2.50 or better, in all 920:xxx courses taken at UNI excluding 920:020, 920:024, and 920:070. Required Business Core: Accounting: 120:030; 120:031 6
hours Electives: 100-level economics courses 6 hours :39 hours 4. Community Economic Development Emphasis (24 additional hours) Required: Economics: 920:125; 920:148;
920:177 (3 hrs.) 9 hours Electives (6 hours from the following) 6 hours Accounting: 120:030. 24 hours *These courses require an additional prerequisite which will be met by taking 800:072, which will also satisfy Category 5C of the Liberal Arts Core. Required: Economics: 920:053; 920:054; 920:103; 920:104; 12 hours Electives: 100-level economics courses (920:103 and 920:104 recommended to be taken before other advanced courses in economics) 6 hours 18 hours Available to all UNI majors, except Economics majors. Note: 920:053 and 920:054 are prerequisites for all 100g economics courses. Required: Methods: 900:190; 900:191 4
hours :28 hours Note: 920:053 and 920:054 are prerequisites for all 100g economics courses. Educational Leadership, Counseling, and Postsecondary Education (College of Education) M. Waggoner, Head. C. Bair, R. Clemente, R. Decker, D. Else, D. Engelbrecht, D. Halbur-Ramseyer, D. Jackson, V. Jackson, W. Murgatroyd, G. Perreault, V. Robinson, K. Vess Darst, A. Vernon. There are no undergraduate majors or minors in the Department of Educational Leadership, Counseling, and Postsecondary Education. See the graduate section of this catalog for programs within this department's jurisdiction. Educational Psychology and Foundations (College of Education) B. Wilson, Head. R. Al-Mabuk, T. Berg, R. Boody, L. Brown, A. Carmer, A. DeBruin-Parecki, D. Deemer, S. Fortgang, S. Freedman, S. Gable, A. Gabriele, J. Henning, M. Heston, E. Joram, C. Means, C. Montecinos, B. Reppas, B. Rogers, D. Salih, D. Schmits, R. Scott, J. Smith, V. Trent. There are no undergraduate majors or minors in the Department of Educational Psychology and Foundations. See the graduate section of this catalog for programs within this department's jurisdiction. English Language and Literature (College of Humanities and Fine Arts) J. Copeland, Head. K. Baughman, W. Broz, G. Cawelti, S. Gaies, S. Gladden, V. Gotera, J. HiDuke, J. Husband, M. Janopoulos, J. Klinkowitz, B. Lounsberry, C. MacGillivray, A. Meier, J. Milambiling, P. Mvuyekure, A. Myles, N. Price, J. Robbins, C. Roberts, S. Rochette-Crawley, J. Swan, J. Swope, G. Tracey, K. Tracey, R. Utz, J. Wang, W. Williamson. Bachelor of Arts Degree Programs English Major Required: English: 620:034; 620:040; 620:048; 620:053 12 hours One of the following courses 3 hours English: 620:102; 620:103;
620:104; 620:105;
620:163; 620:174;
620:175; or Electives in English literature, at least two courses from each group 18 hours *Within each group, other appropriate topics may be offered in sections of 620:159, 620:186, and 620:188. *Group A. Literature in English to 1800: *Group B. Literature in English since 1800: *Group C. Literary Theory, Film, Cross-Cultural: Electives in English language, literature or writing 6 hours :42 hours Required: English: 620:034; 620:040; 620:048; 620:053 12 hours One of the following courses 3 hours English: 620:102; 620:103;
620:104; 620:105;
620:163 or One of the following courses 3 hours Electives in English literature, one course from each group 9 hours *Within each group, other appropriate topics may be offered in sections of 620:159, 620:186, and 620:188. *Group A. Literature in English to 1800: *Group B. Literature in English since 1800: *Group C. Literary Theory, Film, Cross-Cultural: Electives in English language, literature, or writing 3 hours :49 hours Note: Prerequisites for student teaching in English are a grade point average of 2.50 in English major courses and a grade of C or better in 620:190. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Major Required: English: 620:034; 620:048; 620:053 9 hours One of the following: 620:103; 620:104; 620:105; 620:193 3 hours TESOL/Applied Linguistics: 630:125 or 630:130; 630:135 or 630:160; 630:154; 630:156; 630:165; 630:192; 630:193; 630:194; 630:196 27 hours Electives in literature or TESOL/Applied Linguistics 3 hours :42 hours Note: International students must have achieved a TOEFL score of 600 or the equivalent in order to demonstrate their proficiency in English. It is strongly recommended that native speakers of English majoring in TESOL programs demonstrate a basic competence in a foreign language either by obtaining at least a C grade in the second semester of a language course or by passing a proficiency examination. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Major--Teaching Student teaching at both the K-6 and 7-12 levels is required to earn the ESL K-12 endorsement on an Iowa teaching license. Required: English: 620:034; 620:048; 620:053 9 hours One of the following: 620:103; 620:104; 620:105; 620:193 3 hours TESOL/Applied Linguistics: 630:125 or 630:130; 630:135 or 630:160; 630:154; 630:156; 630:165; 630:192; 630:193; 630:194; 630:196 27 hours Electives in literature or TESOL/Applied Linguistics 3 hours :42 hours Note: International students must have achieved a TOEFL score of 600 or the equivalent in order to demonstrate their proficiency in English. It is strongly recommended that native speakers of English majoring in TESOL programs demonstrate a basic competence in a foreign language either by obtaining at least a C grade in the second semester of a language course or by passing a proficiency examination. Choose ONE option -- 24 hours
Required: English: 620:034; 620:040;
620:048; 620:053 12
hours Electives in English literature, one course from each group 9 hours *Within each group, other appropriate topics may be offered in sections of 620:159, 620:186, and 620:188. *Group A. Literature in English to 1800: *Group B. Literature in English since 1800: *Group C. Literary Theory, Film, Cross-Cultural: :24 hours Required: English: 620:035; 620:139; 620:142; 620:182 12 hours English electives -- literature in English 3-12 hours Electives in film or media production from departments other than English 0-9 hours Elective in a studio or performance course in art, music or theatre (including interpreters theatre) 0-3 hours :24 hours Required: English: 620:034; 620:040;
620:048; 620:053 12
hours Electives in 100-level literature 3 hours :33 hours A minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.40 in courses taken to complete this minor is required. Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Minor Required: TESOL/Applied Linguistics: 630:125 or 630:130; 630:135 or 630:160; 630:154; 630:165; 630:192; 630:193; 630:194; 630:196; 24 hours Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Minor--Teaching Required: TESOL/Applied Linguistics: 630:125 or 630:130; 630:135 or 630:160; 630:154; 630:165; 630:192; 630:193; 630:194; 630:196; 24 hours Note: To earn the ESL K-12 endorsement on an Iowa teaching license, student teaching in ESL classrooms at both the K-6 and 7-12 levels is required. Required: Choose ONE of the following options: 1. Creative Writing Option English: 620:031 or 620:034 3
hours Elective in a studio or performance course in art, music, or theatre 0-3 hours Elective(s) in creative writing and/or literature, including literature in a language other than English 0-6 hours :18 hours 2. Professional Writing Option English: 620:077; 620:102; 620:104; 620:105; 620:107; 620:163; 620:177; 620:179 or 620:197; 24 hours English/Modern Language Programs TESOL/Modern Language Major--Teaching (Extended Program) This major requires a minimum of 139 total hours to graduate. Student teaching at both the K-6 and 7-12 levels is required to earn the ESL K-12 endorsement on an Iowa teaching license. Required: English: 620:034; one of the following -- 620:103; 620:104; 620:105; 620:193 6 hours TESOL/Applied Linguistics: 630:125 or 630:130; 630:135 or 630:160; 630:154; 630:165; 630:192; 630:193; 630:194; 630:196 24 hours 30 hours from one of the language emphases below 30 hours :60 hours Emphases-- French: Languages: 700:190. French: 720:011; 720:012; 720:051 (3 hrs.); 720:061 (2 hrs.); 720:101; 720:104; 720:108; 720:124 or 720:125; at least one French literature course; and electives in French more advanced than 720:002 to make 30 hours. German: Languages: 700:190. German: 740:011; 740:012; 740:013; 740:014; 740:101 (2-3 hrs.); 740:103 (2-3 hrs.); 740:104 or 740:031; 740:123 or 740:150; and electives in German more advanced than 740:002 and 740:004 to make 30 hours. Russian: Languages: 700:190. Russian: 770:011; 770:012; 770:013; 770:014; 770:031 or 770:102 or 770:104; 770:101; 770:103; and electives in Russian more advanced than 770:002 and 770:004 Spanish: Languages: 700:190. Spanish: 780:055 (4 hrs.); 780:101; 780:104; 780:107 (2 hrs.) or 780:108; 780:120 or 780:123 or 780:127 or 780:152 (3 hrs.); 780:145 or 780:147; and electives in Spanish more advanced than 780:002 to make 30 hours. Note: International students must have achieved a TOEFL score of 600 or the equivalent. This minor is designed for foreign language majors and students of English literature who demonstrate a reading knowledge of a foreign language. Other students who can demonstrate a reading knowledge of a foreign language may also enroll. This is an interdisciplinary minor administered jointly by the Department of English Language and Literature and the Department of Modern Languages. Required: English Language and Literature: 620:161; a 100-level course in English literature 6 hours Electives: (see below*) 12 hours 18 hours *For Foreign Language Majors-- Electives in 100-level foreign language literature courses (6 hours). *For Non-Foreign Language Majors-- French: 720:104; or Electives in 100-level foreign language literature courses (9 hours). (College of Business Administration) R. Followill, Head. L. Bowlin, A. Cox, P. Marchand, G. Mills, A. Rappaport, A. Thompson, R. Wyatt, M. Zaman. Note: Students majoring in Finance and/or Real Estate must satisfy the College of Business Administration (CBA) admission requirements before they can officially declare their major. A copy of the Admission, Retention, and Graduation Policy may be obtained from the Advising and Student Services Office in the College of Business Administration. Prior to completion of the admission requirements, students may sign an intent to major in Finance or Real Estate and be classified as a prospective (pre) major. Pre-Finance and Pre-Real Estate majors may enroll in lower division (below 100) business courses only. Enrollment in upper division (100-level) business courses requires satisfactory completion of the CBA admission requirements and any course prerequisites. Finance and Real Estate majors may declare a double major, and/or major and minor within the College of Business Administration, subject to the approval of the other CBA departments involved. Finance and Real Estate majors minoring within the CBA must select minors designated for business majors. Finance majors cannot minor in Financial Services, and Real Estate majors cannot minor in Real Estate. However, Finance majors may double major or minor in Real Estate, and Real Estate majors may double major in Finance or minor in Financial Services. To graduate with a major in Finance or Real Estate from the College of Business Administration, a student must earn at least 50% of the business credit hours required for the major at UNI. Students must take at least 50% of the course work required for the degree outside the College of Business Administration. Up to nine hours of economics (excluding 920:020), and six hours of statistics may be counted as outside the College of Business Administration. A student must also earn a 2.20 cumulative grade point average at UNI; and must earn an overall 2.20 grade point average in 120:xxx, 130:xxx, 150:xxx, 160:xxx, and 920:xxx courses taken at UNI. The Finance Department may impose additional admission requirements for students wishing to declare a minor or a second CBA major. Eligibility to declare a minor or a second CBA major is based on competitive GPA and space availability. Students may obtain a copy of these requirements from the Advising and Student Services Office (CBB 321B) in the College of Business Administration. Bachelor of Arts Degree Programs Finance Major Required Business Core: Accounting: 120:030; 120:031 6
hours Plus two of the following 6 hours* Finance: 160:141; 160:154;
160:156; 160:158;
160:162; 160:163. *Students who major in both Finance and Real Estate may not use 160:141 to satisfy the requirements of the Finance major. **In addition to the required 57 hours, 920:020 and 920:070 have as a prerequisite 800:072 or 800:092, either of which will satisfy Category 5C of the Liberal Arts Core. Required Business Core: Accounting: 120:030; 120:031 6
hours :57 hours* *In addition to the required 57 hours, 920:020 and 920:070 have as a prerequisite 800:072 or 800:092, either of which will satisfy Category 5C of the Liberal Arts Core. Financial Services Minor—Business Required: Finance: 160:055; 160:140; 160:152; 160:162 12 hours Electives from the following 3 hours Accounting: 120:129. :15 hours Available to majors in: Accounting, Business Teaching, Economics-Business Analysis Emphasis, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, and Real Estate. Required: Marketing: 130:101 3 hours :15 hours* NOT available to majors in: Accounting, Business Teaching, Economics-Business Analysis Emphasis, Finance, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, and Real Estate. *In addition to the required 15 hours, 130:101 has a prerequisite of either 920:024 or 920:053. 920:024 or both 920:053 and 920:054 will satisfy Category 4B of the Liberal Arts Core. Required: Finance: 160:140; 160:141; 160:142; 160:143 12 hours Electives from the following 3 hours Marketing: 130:106; 130:153;
130:178. :15 hours Available to majors in: Accounting, Business Teaching, Economics-Business Analysis Emphasis, Finance, Management, Management Information Systems, and Marketing. Required: Finance: 160:140; 160:142;
160:143 9 hours Electives from the following 3 hours Marketing: 130:106; 130:153;
130:178. :15 hours* NOT available to majors in: Accounting, Business Teaching, Economics-Business Analysis Emphasis, Finance, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, and Real Estate. *In addition to the required 15 hours, 130:101 has a prerequisite of either 920:024 or 920:053. 920:024 or both 920:053 and 920:054 will satisfy Category 4B of the Liberal Arts Core. **These courses require additional prerequisites. |
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