History with Secondary Social Studies Major, BA

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Bachelor of Arts Degree in History with Secondary Social Studies Certification

The Secondary Social Studies Major was discontinued May 15, 2009. The program was relocated to the Department of Secondary Education in the School of Education and Human Performance in fall 2010.

Freshman

Fall Semester (15)

ENG 1301 - Freshman Composition I ^(GE)
BIO 1301 - Biological Concepts ^(GE)
MAT 1311 - College Algebra ^(GE) or
MAT 1323 - Fundamentals of Mathematics ^(GE)
HIS 1301 - World Civilization to 1600
HED 1201 - Concepts of Fitness and Health ^(GE)
FYC 1103 - Freshman Seminar ^(GE)

Spring Semester (17)

ENG 1302 - Freshman Composition II ^(GE)
MUS 1301 - Introduction to Music (non-majors) ^(GE) or
ART 1301 - Introduction to Art (Non major) ^(GE)
HIS 1302 - World Civilization from 1600 to the Present
POS 2311 - American Government ^(GE)
PHS 2336 - Physical Science ^(GE)
PHS 2136 - Physical Science Laboratory ^(GE)
PED Physical Education ^(GE) (1)

Sophomore

Fall Semester (16)

Spring Semester (18)

Junior

Fall Semester (18)

HIS Third World (3)
HIS History Elective (3)
GEO 2312 - Geography of North America or
EDU 3336 - Educational Media/Computers in Education
PSY 3336 - Developmental Psychology
POS 2316 - State and Local Government

Spring Semester (17)

HIS European History Elec. (3)
HIS History Elective (3)
ECO Economics Elective (3)
EDU 4338 - Psychological Foundations of Education
SOC Sociology Elective (3)
SPE 3200 - Exceptional Children in the Regular Classroom

Senior

Fall Semester (15)

HIS 4347 - Materials and Methods of Research in Black History or
HIS 4316 - Historiography
HIS History Elective (3)
HIS History Elective (3)
RED 4364 - Reading in the Content Area for Secondary Education
EDU 4354 - Principles and Methods of Teaching Social Studies

Spring Semester (12)

EDU 4981 - Observation, Student Teaching, and Practicum
HIS History Elective (3)

Total Hours: 128 Semester Hours*

^(GE)General Education Core Requirements

*To graduate, each student must have at least 40 SH of upper division coursework.