NCPACE Courses Available

ENC-101: English Composition I
ENC-102: English Composition II
ENG-201: Technical Writing *

Information Literacy

HIS-356: War and American Society *
LIT-331: African Encounters *

Quantitative Literacy

MAT-105: Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics
MAT-115: Intermediate Algebra *
MAT-119: Quantitative Business Analysis *
MAT-231: Calculus I *
MAT-232: Calculus II *
MAT-270: Discrete Mathematics

Civic and Global Leadership Courses

Diversity Intercultural Literacy

COM-335: Intercultural Communication *
HIS-210: American Civil Rights Movement
HIS-261: Introduction to Chinese History and Culture
HIS-301: African History and Culture *
HIS-306: African American History *
REL-406: Eastern Religions *
SOC-101: Introduction to Sociology

Ethical Leadership

PHI-286: Contemporary Ethics
PHI-384: Ethics and the Business Professional *

Civic Engagement

POS-310: Constitutional Issues *

Knowledge of Human Cultures

Humanities

COM-330: Interpersonal Communications *
COM-335:  Intercultural Communication *
ENG-393: One Writer's Vision: Jane Austen
LIT-331: African Encounters *
PHI-286: Contemporary Ethics
PHI-384: Ethics and the Business Professional *
REL-406: Eastern Religions *

Social Sciences

HIS-101: Western Civilization I
HIS-210: American Civil Rights Movement
HIS-261: Introduction to Chinese History and Culture
HIS-301: African History and Culture *
HIS-306: African American History *
HIS-356: War and American Society *
POS-310: Constitutional Issues  *
PSY-300: Thanatology: An Understanding of Death and Dying *
PSY-317: Worlds of Childhood *
PSY-350: Abnormal Psychology *
PSY-352: Psychology of Personality *
PSY-360: Organizational Theory *
PSY-379: Social Psychology *
SOC-101: Introduction to Sociology
SOC-315: Social Gerontology

Understanding the Physical and Natural World

EAS-201: The Science of Natural Disasters
CHE-111: General Chemistry I *
CHE-112: General Chemistry II  *
CTR-212: Programmable Logic Controllers
PHY-111: Physics I  *
PHY-112: Physics II  *