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Nov 27, 2024
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2020-2021 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
The Core Curriculum - Bachelor of Computer Science
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Developing a Christian Mind
Transfer credit not accepted for Developing a Christian Mind (DCM).
Written Rhetoric
* Students must complete this requirement with a grade of C or better.
Foundations of Information Technology, Bachelor of Computer Science
Health & Fitness 1 (Personal Fitness)
A student participating in a varsity or junior varsity sport for a full season is exempt from the corresponding category.
Health & Fitness 2 (Leisure & Lifetime)
A student participating in a varsity or junior varsity sport for a full season is exempt from the corresponding category.
Health & Fitness 3 (Sport, Dance, & Society)
A student participating in a varsity or junior varsity sport for a full season is exempt from the corresponding category.
Foreign Language, One Year
* High school exemption from foreign language requirement is possible. At least 2 years of high school foreign language (C or better each term) or one year of college foreign language will be required of students who are in academic programs that have reduced core curriculum requirements.
Philosophical Foundations
Biblical or Theological Foundations 1
* Students must take at least one of the religion core courses at Calvin University.
Biblical or Theological Foundations 2
Persons in Community, Exempt
*this core requirement is not required for this program.
Societal Structures in North America
* The Persons in Community and Societal Structures in North America categories must be completed with courses from two separate departments.
Global & Historical Studies, Exempt
*this core requirement is not required for this program.
Mathematics, Bachelor of Computer Science
Natural World (Living)
* High school exemption from one Natural World course requirement is possible. Students who have taken at least 3 years of upper level laboratory high school science (excluding physical, earth, or environmental science) with a grade of C or better are eligible for an exemption from either the physical or living Natural World core requirement. (Students must take one science core at Calvin University)
Natural World (Physical)
* High school exemption from one Natural World course requirement is possible. Students who have taken at least 3 years of upper level laboratory high school science (excluding physical, earth, or environmental science) with a grade of C or better are eligible for an exemption from either the physical or living Natural World core requirement. (Students must take one science core at Calvin University)
Natural World, Two-Course Sequence
* High school exemption from one Natural World course requirement is possible. (Students must take one science core at the college level). Students who have taken at least 3 years of upper level high school science (excluding physical or environmental science) with a grade of C or better are eligible for an exemption from either the physical or living Natural World core requirement.
Cross Cultural Engagement
*Students submit a contract form with approval of a supervising instructor prior to obtaining 20 contact hours of cross-cultural experience.
Integrative Studies
* Transfer credit not accepted for integrative studies core.
One from: - ARTH 397 - Methods in Art Historiography
- ARTS 395 - Senior Seminar in Studio Art
- BIOL 395 - Perspectives in Biology
- BIOL 396 - Perspectives in Medicine
- BUS 393 - Strategic Management
- COMM 399 - Advanced Communication Study
- CS 384 - Perspectives on Computing
- DATA 303 - Applied Modeling and Visualization
- ECON 395 - Economics Seminar
- EDUC 398 - Integrative Seminar: Intellectual Foundations of Education
- ENGL 395 - Senior Seminar
- ENGR 339 - Senior Design Project
- ENGR 340 - Senior Design Project
- ENST 395 - History and Philosophy of Environmental Thought
- FREN 394 - Medieval and Early Modern French Literature
- FREN 395 - French Literature Before and After the French Revolution
- FREN 396 - Contemporary French Literature and Thought
- GDS 395 - Senior Seminar in Global Development Studies
- GEO 380 - Seminar in Geographic Thought
- HIST 395 - Historiographical Perspectives
- IDIS 310 - Science in Society
- IDIS 394 - Gender Studies Capstone
- IDIS 395 - Politics, Philosophy, and Economics Capstone
- KIN 332 - Philosophy of Physical Education and Sport
- MATH 380 - Perspectives on Modern Mathematics
- MUSC 395 - Critical Perspectives in Music
- NURS 380 - Critical Reflections
- PHIL 201 - Philosophy of Social Science
- PHIL 202 - Law, Politics, and Legal Practice
- PHIL 203 - Understanding Natural Science: Its Nature, Status, and Limits
- PHIL 204 - God and Philosophy
- PHIL 205 - Ethics
- PHIL 207 - Justice and the Common Good: Studies in Political Philosophy
- PHIL 208 - Philosophy of the Arts and Culture
- PHIL 212 - Ethical Dimensions of Health Care
- PHIL 318 - Minds, Brains, and Persons
- PHIL 395 - Philosophy Topics: Problems in Systematic Philosophy
- PHIL 396 - Philosophy Topics: Figures and Themes in the History of Philosophy
- POLS 399 - Research Seminar in Political Science
- PSYC 399 - Psychology and Religion
- RECR 310 - Theory and Philosophy of Therapeutic Recreation
- REL 261 - Christianity and Culture
- REL 262 - Social Justice: From the Prophets to Jesus
- REL 263 - Theology, Beauty, and the Arts
- SOC 395 - Sociology Integrative Seminar
- SOWK 381 - Social Work Capstone
- SPAN 395 - Palabra y mundo: The Word and the World
- SPAUD 599 - Critical Reflections in Speech Pathology
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