WORKSHEET INTEGRATIVE CORE CURRICULUM (ICC) Power & Justice 5/12/17 www.ithaca.edu/advising/worksheets Also consult: www.ithaca.edu/icc Ithaca Seminar (ICSM 10500, 10800, 11000, 11800) All Ithaca College students will begin their ICC coursework by enrolling in a 4 credit Ithaca College Seminar. This is an interdisciplinary liberal arts course that supports students’ academic and social transition to Ithaca College. THEMES & PERSPECTIVE: Power and Justice Theme (TPJ) IMPORTANT: HomerConnect is the final authority on course offerings. Themes & Perspectives component is made up of 12 credits-4 Perspective courses Courses in red are being offered Fall 2017 ● A course required for a student’s major MAY NOT be used to fulfill a Perspective requirement. ● A course required for a minor MAY be used to fulfill a Perspective. ● A course with 2 different Perspectives designations MAY be counted towards fulfillment of both Perspectives allowing student to take an additional course in a Perspective of their choosing. ● Courses are not retroactively designated. Social Science (SO) PERSPECTIVE 3 credits ANTH 14500 Service learning in Native America ANTH 22800 Issues Asian Americans ANTH 24100 Modern Africa ANTH 25000 Human Variation ANTH 26000 Sex and Gender ANTH 27700 Native Americans & The Environment CSCR 11000 Intro Asian American Studies CSCR 12300 Intro culture, race & ethnicity concepts CSCR 14500 Politics of identity CSCR 25600 The Politics of Whiteness CSCR 27000 Asian American race rebels ENVS 11200 Sustainability practices HLTH 11000 War, hunger and genocide HLTH 21400 Sustainable living ICIC 10000 (1 cr.) Integration connecting ICIC 12000 (1 cr.) Insight combining ICIC 13000 (1 cr.) Creativity transforming ICIC 14000 (1 cr.) Character developing POLT 10100 U.S. politics POLT 12200 Politics & society POLT 12800 Understanding intl. relations POLT 12900 Global & comp. studies Natural Sciences (SC) PERSPECTIVE 3 credits POLT 14200 Ideas & ideologies POLT 14300 Understanding capitalism POLT 14500 Politics of identity SOCI 10100 Intro to sociology SOCI 20300 Juvenile delinquency SOCI 20700 Race & ethnicity SOCI 20800 Social change SOCI 21200 Changing work SOCI 23502 Sociology in Education SOCI 24601 Intro. To Globalization SOCI 25000 Gender, environment and global change SOCI 29300 Social institutions & orgs WGST 22000 Queer studies ANTH 25000 Human Variation ANTH 26000 Sex and Gender BIOL 10900 Life in the Oceans ENVS 11200 Sustainability practices HLTH 21400 Sustainable living Creative Arts (CA) PERSPECTIVE 3 credits Humanities (HM) PERSPECTIVE 3 credits ARTH 22300 Jewish imagery CSCR 11000 Intro Asian American studies CSCR 14500 Politics of identity CSCR 26100 Watching race in American media CSCR 27000 Asian Am. race rebels ENGL 10400 Contemporary world literature ENGL 11400 Introduction to the novel ENGL 19408 Margins in American literature ENGL 19420 Lit and Cult Studies: Intro ENGL 19422 Genres and Gender: Intro to Literature ENGL 21500 DIY Science Fiction GCOM 20100 Water planet HIST 10100 Foundations Western Civilization HIST 10600 History in the News HIST 11100 U.S. History to 1865 HIST 12600 Women and the American Experience 1607-1870 HIST 12700 Women and the American Experience 1870-2000 HIST 16800 1968 U.S. revolution HIST 18100 World Civilizations I HIST 18200 World Civilization II HIST 19402 Women utopia HIST 19404 History in the news HIST 20400 Jews in the Ancient & Medieval Worlds HIST 20900 Ethnic U.S. since Civil War HIST 23300 Colonial Latin America HIST 24500 American Civil War HIST 26700 The Salem Witchcraft Crisis of 1692 HIST 27300 Global revolution HIST 28200 Dictatorships & democracies HLTH 11000 War, hunger and genocide ICIC 10000 (1 cr.) Integration connecting ICIC 12000 (1 cr.) Insight combining ICIC 13000 (1 cr.) Creativity transforming ICIC 14000 (1 cr.) Character developing ITAL 22000 Folktales to fantasy JWST 20100 Jews in the Ancient & Medieval Worlds JWST 22300 Jewish imagery JWST 27500 Israeli Culture Through Film JWST 29400 Contemporary Jewish identities LNGS 19404 Transgressions French literature LNGS 19407 Madness and Power in Latin America LNGS 21200 History of Russian Film MASS 21200 History of Russian Film PHIL 22000 Political philosophy PHIL 26000 Diff. & community POLT 10100 U.S. politics POLT 12900 Global & comparative studies POLT 14200 Ideas & ideologies POLT 14300 Understanding capitalism POLT 14500 Politics of identity RLST 27501 Black Lives Matter THEA 19601 The others WGST 22000 Queer studies WRTG 19400 Slave, master hip hop WRTG 19403 Slacktivism, activism ARTH 11200 Reading buildings ARTH 13500 Intro visual culture ARTH 16000 Art across cultures ARTH 22100 Intro medieval world ARTH 22300 Jewish imagery ARTH 23200 Architecture – renaissance to revolution ARTH 27000 African art & architecture ARTH 28700 Latino Art in the USA JWST 22300 Jewish imagery LNGS 21200 History of Russian Film MASS 21200 History of Russian Film THEA 19600 U.S. Socialist activist theatre THEA 19601 The others: Class, race and gender in drama… THEA 19602 Pound of flesh: power, conflict...theatrical texts WRTG 19601 Writing the poetry of social justice COMPETENCIES COMPLEMENTARY LIBERAL ARTS QUANTITATIVE LITERACY (QL) READINESS Minimum of 12 credits. Determined by student’s program/major/school. QL readiness is achieved by a QL readiness score of 9 or above on the Math Placement/QL Exam or by a passing grade in a 100 Level Math course. WRITING COMPETENCY (3 credits) Must be met by all students before taking a Writing Intensive course. CAPSTONE/E-PORTFOLIO Writing Competency is achieved by fulfilling one of the following: WRTG 10600/transfer equivalent OR ICSM with a 108xx or 118xx designation OR AP credit (4,5) English Language & Composition OR English Literature & Composition ATTRIBUTES: Some programs/majors specify specific courses for the CLA. Students in H & S may fulfill through a minor, a second major, a foreign language sequence, or a self-designed suite of courses. CAPSTONE (CP) 0-4 credits Capstone will be in the student’s major and determined by the program. E-PORTFOLIO 0 credits — artifacts from ICC courses Must take one each of QL, WI, DV designated course. Attributes MAY be fulfilled by courses in a student’s Major or Minor, by Electives or by Perspectives courses. A course may be applied to more than one attribute. Quantitative Literacy (QL) 3 credits Writing Intensive (WI) QL score of 9 or above on the Math Competency/ QL Exam or a passing grade in a 100 level math course is required prior to taking a QL course. Writing Competency must be met before taking a WI course. ANTH 30900 BIOC 35300 BIOL 21600 COMP 11000 ECON 12100 ECON 12200 ENVS 24300 EXSS 37500 GERO 12000 HLTH 31600 HNRS 20037 HNRS 23009 (1 cr.) HNRS 23015 HNRS 23017 HNRS 23020 JOUR 48400 MATH 14400 MATH 14500 MATH 15500 MATH 16200 MATH 16300 MATH 21600 MATH 24600 OTBS 38500 PHIL 20300 PHIL 20400 PHYS 12000 PHYS 24300 PSYC 20700 RLS 33200 SOCI 35400 STCM 28800 TVR 26300 3 Credits *See catalog for availability ANTH 26500 ANTH 26900 ANTH 37700 ANTH 41100 ARTH 49000- 49049* ARTH 49050- 49099* ARTH 49200 ARTH 49300- 49399* ARTH 49900 BIOC 48100 BIOL 20700 CHEM 32500 CMST 34600 CMST 35300 CNPH 30000 CNPH 30100 COMP 12400 ENGL 20100 ENGL 21800 ENGL 23200 ENGL 25000 ENGL 25500 ENGL 28100 ENGL 31100 ENGL 31900 ENGL 32400 ENGL 36800 ENGL 38900 ENVS 36000- 36009* EXSS 37500 GERO 48000 HIST 23200 HIST 26700 HIST 29000 HIST 36500 HIST 48100-99* HIST 48200-99* HIST 48300-48305* HIST 49300-49304* HLTH 33510 HNRS 20000 HNRS 20002 HNRS 20016 HNRS 20026 HNRS 20027 HNRS 20028 HNRS 20034 HNRS 20036 HNRS 20038 JOUR 21100 LNGS 25000 LNGS 25500 MATH 49800 MATH 49900 MUTH 25600 OTBS 46000 PHIL 28600 PHIL 41000 PHYS 49500 PHYS 49700 PHYS 49800 RLS 33200 RLST 24000 RLST 41000 SOCI 44800 SPAN 35000 STCM 33200 THEA 34600 THEA 34700 TVR 32000 TVR 33500 WRTG 21100 WRTG 21300 WRTG 21700 WRTG 31100 WRTG 31400 WRTG 41500 Diversity (DV) 3 credits ANTH 10900 ANTH 20500 ANTH 25100 ANTH 27300 ANTH 29010 ANTH 36400 ARTH 24300 ARTH 24500 ARTH 26500 ARTH 28700 CLTC 10000 CMST 34700 CMST 34800 CSCR 10600 CSCR 10700 CSCR 10900 CSCR 11000 CSCR 12100 CSCR 12300 CSCR 20500 CSCR 23700 CSCR 25000 CSCR 25600 CSCR 26100 CSCR 27000 CSCR 29002 CSCR 29005 CSCR 35100 CSCR 35200 CSCR 42000 CSCR 43500 ECON 29904 ECON 36800 EDUC 34000 ENGL 10400 ENGL 19408 ENGL 19410 ENGL 19414 ENGL 19422 ENGL 21100 ENGL 22000 ENGL 22100 ENGL 35000 ENGL 36900 ENGL 38500 ENGL 38900 GERO 22000 GERO 31900 HINT 26000 HINT 27000 HIST 11200 HIST 12600 HIST 12700 HIST 14100 HIST 19403 HIST 20900 HIST 24500 HIST 24600 HIST 26300 HLTH 11000 HLTH 20500 HLTH 48700 HNRS 20020 HNRS 20021 HNRS 20022 HNRS 20041 HNRS 20042 HNRS 21500 IISP 31000 ITAL 33000 JOUR 39016 JWST 29400 LNGS 11100 LNGS 19400 LNGS 19403 OTBS 20600 PSYC 21700 PSYC 26000 PSYC 26100 RLS 34000 RLST 20500 RLST 27501 RLST 27503 RLST 28100 SOCI 20300 SOCI 20700 SOCI 21200 SOCI 21300 SOCI 21400 SOCI 21700 SOCI 22000 SOCI 25000 SOCI 25300 SOCI 29200 SOCI 32600 SOCI 32700 SOCI 34100 SOCI 38100 SOCI 42000 SPAN 26000 SPAN 33700 SPAN 33800 SPAN 38000 STCM 36600 THEA 24100 TVR 32000 TVR 33500 WGST 10000 WGST 22000 WGST 26100 WRTG 31800
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