WORKSHEET INTEGRATIVE CORE CURRICULUM (ICC)
Identities
5/12/17
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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 & PERSPECTIVES: Identities Theme (TIDE)
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
Natural Sciences (SC)
PERSPECTIVE 3 credits
ANTH 10400 Cultural anthropology
ANTH 22800 Critical issues Asian America
ANTH 24100 Modern Africa
ANTH 26000 Sex and Gender
ANTH 27300 Iroquois & their neighbors
CMST 14000 Small group communication
CSCR 11000 Intro Asian American studies
CSCR 12300 Intro. Culture, Race & Ethnicity
CSCR 14500 Politics of identity
CSCR 25600—The Politics of Whiteness
CSCR 27000 Asian American race rebels
GERO 19501 Age matters midlife
HLTH 11300 Personal health
HLTH 20100 Food and society
HLTH 22800 Human sexuality
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 12900 Global/comp. studies
POLT 14500 Politics of identity
PSYC 10400 Intro developmental psych
SOCI 13000 Youth & youth culture
SOCI 21300 Sociology sexualities
SOCI 21800 Individual & society
SOCI 29200 Changing family
THEA 29600 Intro. creative economy
WGST 22000 Queer studies
ANTH 26000
Sex and Gender
ASTR 17500
Stars, galaxies, universe
BIOL 10210
Biology of sex
BIOL 10700
Human genetics
BIOL 10800
The Human Organism
BIOL 10900
Life in the Oceans
HLTH 11300
Personal health
Humanities (HM) PERSPECTIVE 3 credits
ARAB 10100 Elementary Arabic I
ARAB 10200 Elementary Arabic II
ARTH 21600 Art in London
ARTH 21700 Br. Art & Architecture I
ARTH 21800 Br. Art & Architecture II
ARTH 21900 Arts of Antiquity
ARTH 22300 Jewish imagery
ARTH 28400 Art in New York City
CHIN 10100 Elementary Chinese I
CHIN 10200 Elementary Chinese II
CMST 12000 Comm. cult. rhetoric
CNPH 21400 Hollywood & Am. Film
CSCR 11000 Intro Asian Am. studies
CSCR 14500 Politics of identity
CSCR 26100 Watching race Am media
CSCR 27000 Asian Am. race rebels
ENGL 10700 Introduction to Literature
ENGL 10900 Introduction to drama
ENGL 11200 Introduction to Short
Story
ENGL 11300 Poetry
ENGL 11400 Introduction to novel
ENGL 19401 Novel identities
ENGL 19404 American masks
ENGL 19406 Search self short stories
ENGL 19408 Life margins Am. Lit.
ENGL 19410 20th c. women writers
ENGL 19414 Intro to Asian Am. Lit
ENGL 19416 Coming of Age in Modernity
ENGL 19418 What is Contemporary
ENGL 19419 Fantasy and Fairy Tales
ENGL 19420 Lit and Cult Studies: Intro
ENGL 19422 Genres&Gender: Intro Lit
ENGL 21500 DIY Science Fiction
ENGL 21600 Contemp. British Lit.
ENGL 21900 Shakespeare
ENGL 24500 Contemp. American Lit.
ENGL 25500 Love and Death in 19th
Century Russian Lit
FREN 10100 Elementary French I
FREN 10200 Elementary French II
FREN 20100 Intermediate French I
FREN 20200 Intermediate French II
GERM 10100 Elementary German I
GERM 10200 Elementary German II
GERM 20100 Inter. German I
GERM 20200 Inter. German II
HEBR 10100 Elementary Hebrew I
HEBR 10200 Elementary Hebrew II
HIST 10100 Western civilization
HIST 10600 History in the News
HIST 14100 From the Margins
HIST 16800 1968 Revolution
HIST 18100 World Civilizations I
HIST 18200 World Civilizations II
HIST 19400 Caribbean history
HIST 19402 Women Utopia
HIST 19403 Europ. social hist., 15001914
HIST 19404 History in the news
HIST 20200 Jews in the Modern World
HIST 20400 Jews in the Ancient &
Medieval World
HIST 20900 Ethnic U.S.
HIST 21500 Intro to Chinese Culture
HIST 22200 USSR history & legacies
HIST 23300 Colonial Latin America
HIST 24500 American Civil War
HIST 26000 Intimate Lives
HIST 27200 History of the future
HIST 27500 History US pop culture
HIST 28200 Dict. Dem. 20th c. Eur.
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 10100 Elementary Italian I
ITAL 10200 Elementary Italian II
ITAL 20100 Intermediate Italian I
ITAL 20200 Intermediate Italian II
ITAL 22000 Folktales to fantasy
ITAL 27000 Inferno to Infinity
JWST 10300 Hebrew scriptures
JWST 20100 Jews in the Ancient &
Medieval World
JWST 20200 Jews in the Modern
World
JWST 20300 Judaism
JWST 22300 Jewish imagery
Creative Arts (CA) PERSPECTIVE
JWST 22500 Expressions Jewish art
JWST 27500 Israeli Culture Through
Film
JWST 29400 Contemp. Jewish identities
LATN 10100 Elementary Latin I
LNGS 11100 Cross-Cultural Journeys
through Cinema
LNGS 19400 Caribbean literature
LNGS 19401 Protagonist in Fr. Lit.
LNGS 19403 Latin American film
LNGS 19405 Sex & gender in the city
LNGS 19407 Madness and Power in
Latin America
LNGS 21200 History of Russian Film
LNGS 23200 Intro to linguistics
LNGS 25500 Love and Death in 19th
Century Russian Lit.
MASS 21200 History of Russian Film
PHIL 10100 Intro philosophy
PHIL 21200 Intro ethics
PHIL 26000 Differ./Community
PHIL 27000 Indiv. comm. & philosophy
POLT 12900 Global/Comp Studies
POLT 14500 Politics of identity
RLS 10100 Leisure and Society
RLST 10300 Hebrew scriptures
RLST 10400 New Testament
RLST 10600 World Rel. West. Mod.
RLST 20200 Religion and Society
RLST 20300 Judaism
RLST 20500 Islam
RLST 22500 Expressions Jewish art
RLST 27501 Black Lives Matter
RLST 27502 Gender & Identity in Islam
SPAN 10100 Elementary Span I
SPAN 10200 Elementary Span II
SPAN 20100 Intermediate Spanish I
SPAN 20200 Intermediate Spanish II
THEA 19601 The others
WGST 22000 Queer studies
WRTG 19401 Writing the West
WRTG 19404 Origins heritage
WRTG 20500 Personal Essay
3 credits
ART 18400 Identity painting
ART 18500 Identities sculpture
ARTH 11200 Reading buildings
ARTH 13500 Intro visual culture
ARTH 21600 Art in London
ARTH 21700 Br. Art & Architecture I
ARTH 21800 Br. Art & Architecture II
ARTH 21900 Arts of antiquity
ARTH 22300 Jewish imagery
ARTH 23200 Architect. Renaissance Revol.
ARTH 24000 Architecture Since 1800
ARTH 24300 Gender and visual culture
ARTH 26500 Modern Latin American art
ARTH 27550 Islamic Art and Architecture
ARTH 28300 American visual culture
ARTH 28400 Art in New York City
ARTH 28700 Latino Art in the USA
BINT 11500 Fundamentals of Music Industry
CNPH 21400 Hollywood & American film
ENGL 10900 Intro to Drama
ENGL 11200 Intro to Short Story
ENGL 11300 Intro to Poetry
ENGL 25500 Love and Death in 19th Century Russian Lit
GERO 23100 Exploring Music as Medicine
JWST 22300 Jewish imagery
JWST 22500 Expressions Jewish art
LNGS 11100 Cross-Cultural Journeys through Cinema
LNGS 21200 History of Russian Film
LNGS 25500 Love and Death in 19th Century Russian Lit.
MASS 21200 History of Russian Film
MUMC 23100 Exploring Music as Medicine
MUNM 16100 Worlds of music
MUNM 25500 Women in music
MUNM 25800 Music of Latin America
MUNM 25900 African Am. popular music
MUNM 26300 Opera/Nationalism
RLST 22500 Expressions Jewish art
THEA 19601 The others: Class, race and gender in drama
THEA 19603 Theatre for Social Change
WRTG 20500 Personal Essay
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