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2017-2018 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

History w/Professional Education Minor (Economics Emphasis)

History, BS
with Professional Education Minor
Economics Emphasis
*Sample Four Year Plan

First Year Fall Semester
SCH
First Year Spring Semester
SCH
APSU 1000-Transition to the University 1 ENGL 1020-English Composition II 3
ENGL 1010-English Composition I 3 MATH Core 3
Humanities and/or Fine Arts Core 3 PHIL 2200-Religion and the World 3
GEOG 1020- Geography of the Developed World 3 GEOG 1030-Geography of Africa, Asia, and Oceania 3
COMM 2045-Public Speaking 3 HIST 2020-Modern United States History
(HIST 2030 may substitute)		 3
HIST 2010-Early United States History
(HIST 2030 may substitute)		 3 **EDUC 2100-Foundations of Education 2
TOTAL SCH 16 TOTAL SCH 17
Second Year Fall Semester
SCH
Second Year Spring Semester
SCH
ENGL 2330-Topics in World Literature 3 ECON 2200-Principles of Microeconomics 3
Natural Sciences w/ lab Core 4 Natural Sciences w/ lab Core 4
HIST 2999-Historical Methods 3 EDUC 3040-Industrial Technology 3
ECON 2100-Principles of Macroeconomics 3 EDUC 3070*-Instructional Strategies 3
HIST 2310-Early World History 3 HIST 2320-Modern World History 3
TOTAL SCH 16 TOTAL SCH 16
Third Year Fall Semester
SCH
Third Year Spring Semester
SCH
EDUC 4270-Evaluation and Assessment 3 POLS 2010-American National Government 3
HIST 3350- Modern Europe, 1789-1919 or
HIST 3360- Modern Europe, 1919-Present
(Highly Recommended) or
1 course from (Group 4)		 3 HIST 4750 – American Economic History
(Highly Recommended) or
1 course from Group 2		 3
ECON 3210-Money and Banking 3 HIST 4410*- Teaching History in Middle School
(Requires Milestone II status)		 3
HIST 3300- Ancient Greece OR
HIST 3310- Ancient Rome (Group 3)		 3 HIST Upper Div. Non-U.S. History from Group 4 3
HIST Upper Div U.S. History from Group I 3 HIST Upper Div. U.S. History or ECON
(with advice of Secondary Social Studies Advisor)		 3
TOTAL SCH 15 TOTAL SCH 15
Fourth Year Fall Semester
Residency I
 
SCH
Fourth Year Spring Semester
Residency II
SCH
**EDUC 4080- Classroom Management
(Requires Milestone II status)		 3 **EDUC 4610-Student Teaching 7-8 5
EDUC 4160- Teaching Diverse Students 3 **EDUC 4710-Student Teaching 9-12 5
EDUC 4440- Theories of Learning 3 **EDUC 4950-Seminar 2
SPED 3000- Intro to Special Education 3    
**HIST 4950- Teaching Social Studies Secondary School
(Requires Milestone II status)		 3    
TOTAL SCH 15 TOTAL SCH 12
    Total Student Credit Hours for Degree 122

*For this degree a student must complete a total of 39 upper division (3000-4999) credit hours.

Professional Education Minor is required for the is major

** Course requires field experience

Residency I requires 5 weeks in schools, Residency II requires 15 weeks in schools

Group I:  Select one (1) History course listed below Group 2:  Select one (1) History course listed below
HIST 4540-Gilded Age American, 1865-1900  3
HIST 4580-United States, 1929-1960  3
HIST 4590-United States, 1960-1989  3
HIST 4630-The South Since 1861  3
HIST 4660-African American History Since 1890  3
HIST 4710-American Military History Since 1919  3
HIST 4730-U. S. Foreign Relations Since 1890  3
HIST 4820-The Viet Nam War, 1945-1975  3		 HIST 4750-American Economic History  3 (highly recommended)
HIST 4500-The Colonial Era in America  3
HIST 4520-The Early Republic, 1789-1815  3
HIST 4550-Jacksonian America, 1815-1845  3
HIST 4530-The Civil War Era, 1845-1865  3
HIST 4620-The South to 1861  3
HIST 4650-African American History to 1890  3
HIST 4700-American Military History to 1919  3
Group 3:  Non-U.S. History–select one (1) course listed below Group 4:  Non-U.S. History–select two (2) courses listed below

Highly recommended

HIST 3300-Ancien Greece  3 OR
HIST 3310-Ancient Rome  3

 Highly recommended
  • HIST 3350-Modern Europe, 1789-1919  3  OR
  • HIST 3360-Modern Europe, 1919-Present  3
HIST 3370-European Military History, 1789-1945  3
HIST 3430-East Asia through the Ages  3
HIST 3440-Africa to 1800  3
HIST 3450-Africa Since 1800
HIST 3460-Colonial Latin America  3
HIST 3470-Modern Latin America  3
HIST 3520-A History of Modern China  3
HIST 3620-Modern Japan  3
HIST 3750-Islamic Civilization and the Middle East  3
HIST 3760-The Middle East Since 1600  3
HIST 3820-Modern Korea  3
HIST 3840-Modern Russian History
 
  • Select three (3) hours of upper division U. S. History with advice of Secondary Social Studies Advisor
  • Successful completion of Milestones I, II, III, IV are required for teacher licensure program