Planning Your Course Curriculum for Health Science Major Options A through D Draft Pending Department Approval]

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1 In choosing an option and additional units in the option, the student needs to consider the career goal, or graduate or health professional program he/she is seeking. The option, and the courses taken to fulfill the additional units within the option, will be chosen based on the student s eventual career goals, or graduate or professional program studies. Look through the list below. There are courses appropriate to almost any direction the student wishes to take toward his/her goal. As long as the student can justify to his/her health science advisor how the courses chosen fit toward that career goal, they will more than likely be approved by the advisor. Take time to investigate the pre-requisites to graduate or professional programs, or job opportunities. Those pre-requisites may be taken and counted toward the option units. [For example, if you plan to pursue an RN program after you complete your bachelor s degree, you may count the pre-nursing pre-requisites towards option B-1. If you are planning to complete the Community Health Educator Specialist (CHES) exam, investigate courses that are required to be eligible to sit for the exam. If you choose option A, investigate job opportunities in health care administration, then take courses that will qualify you to apply for those job opportunities. If you are working toward a health professional program, investigate the prerequisites to that program, then take those courses as your option units. If you are working toward option D, look into job opportunities in Environmental Health and Safety, then take courses that will qualify you to apply for those job opportunities.] When you decide to visit your advisor, come prepared. Do your homework. Investigate and Decide what you would like to do with your degree. Visit the Career Development Center at CSUEB. The counselors there can help you to do a search of internships and job opportunities in health care. Once you know the direction you want to take, draft a plan of potential courses. Your health science advisor can advise and approve the courses you choose to reach your goal. Your advisor does not choose your career path. You need to choose it based on your personal and career interests. Listed below are courses that may be appropriate toward your career path. See descriptions of the courses in the University Catalog. It is available in the Bookstore or Online. Plan carefully and logically: Anthropology ANTH 3120 Human Biodiversity ANTH 3400 Social Anthropology ANTH 3740 Cross-Cultural Studies in Child-Rearing ANTH 3745 Human Sexuality 1

2 ANTH 3750 Women in Cross-Cultural Perspective ANTH 3760 Media in Cross-Cultural Perspective ANTH 3785, 3786 Anthropology in Action I and II ANTH 3790 Anthropology and Genealogy Biology BIOL 1401 Molecular and Cellular Biology BIOL 1402 Plant Biology BIOL 1403 Animal Biology BIOL 2002 Genes and Heredity BIOL 3001 Concepts in Molecular Biology BIOL 3110 Principles of Ecology BIOL 3020 Genetics, Evolution and Humanity BIOL 3032 Diversity of Organisms in Selected Habitats BIOL 3060 Human Sexuality BIOL 3121 Principles of Genetics BIOL 3150 Principles of Physiology BIOL 3410 Epidemiology BIOL 3430 Hematology BIOL 3440 Medical Parasitology BIOL 4020 Contemporary Human Biology BIOL 4025 Human Ecology BIOL 4070 Nutritional Supplements BIOL 4160 Medical Physiology BIOL 4340 Environmental Microbiology BIOL 4411, 4412 Medical Microbiology I, II BIOL 4430 Immunology BIOL 4505 General Endocrinology BIOL 4510 Neurobiology BIOL 4530 Ecological Methods Business ACCT 2210 Accounting for Non-Business Majors ACCT 2251, 2252 Financial Reporting and Analysis I, II ACCT 3170 Information Technology in Business CIS 1270 PC Fundamentals CIS 3060 Computer Information Systems in Management Perhaps other courses as well ENTR 2485 Establishing and Managing a Small Business Perhaps other courses as well 2

3 FIN 3300 Financial Management FIN 3360 Management of Risk and Insurance MGMT 2701 Legal Environment of Business MGMT 3560 Business and Professional Ethics (Cross Referenced with PHIL 3560) MGMT 3600 Theories of Management MGMT 3610 Human Resources Management MGMT 3614 Organizational Behavior MGMT 3616 Human Resources Evaluation MGMT 3626 Total Quality Management MGMT 3680 Industrial Relations MGMT 4500 Business, Government, and Society MGMT 4615 Compensation and Benefits MGMT 4618 Human Resources Training and Development MGMT 4670 Multinational Business MKTG 3401 Marketing Principles MKTG 3410 Advertising Management MKTG 3415 Personal Selling MKTG 3425 Promotion MKTG 3435 Environmental Marketing MKTG 3440 Products and Pricing MKTG 3445 Marketing Research MKTG 3460 Negotiation MKTG 3495 Business Communication MKTG 4400 Integrated Marketing Management MKTG 4412 Media Planning MKTG 4415 Corporate Communications MKTG 4417 Consumer Behavior MKTG 4420 Sales Management MKTG 4425 Sales Training MKTG 4450 Marketing Seminar MKTG 4465 Web Marketing MKTG 4585 E-Commerce Marketing Telecommunications, Business Computer Perhaps some course could apply Chemistry CHEM 1101, 1102, 1103 General Chemistry I, II, III CHEM 1601( or1605), 1602, 1603 Basic Chemistry for the Health Sciences CHEM 2301, 2302 Survey of Organic Chemistry 3

4 CHEM 3301, 3302, 3303 Organic Chemistry I, II, III CHEM 3400, 3401 Introductory Biochemistry and Lab CHEM 3405 Clinical Chemistry CHEM 4411, 4412, 4413 General Biochemistry CHEM 4460 Major Organ Biochemistry CHEM 4601, 4602 Environmental Chemistry I, II Communication COMM 1004 Interpersonal Communication COMM 1005 Viewing Diversity COMM 1010 Introduction to Communication Studies COMM 2000 Mass Media in Society COMM 2100 Introduction to Communication COMM 2200 Introduction to Journalistic Writing COMM 3010 News Reporting and Writing COMM 3020 Public Relations Writing COMM 3110 Law of Mass Communication COMM 3200 Introduction to Research Methods in Communication COMM 3420 Public Opinion COMM 3340 Graphic Communication COMM 3360 Electronic Publishing on the Internet COMM 3370 Information on the Internet COMM 3410 Feature Writing COMM 3485 Voice and Speech Improvement COMM 3510 Small Group Communication COMM 3520 Nonverbal Communication COMM 3530 Interviewing Principles and Practices COMM 3540 Business and Professional Presentations COMM 3555 Managing Meetings COMM 4010 Public Affairs Reporting COMM 4050 Theories of Mass Communication COMM 4110 International Communication COMM 4150 Mass Media and Government COMM 4350 Persuasive Speaking COMM 4450 Selected Topics in Reporting and Editing COMM 4510 Public Relations Theory and Practice COMM 4520 Advertising Theory and Practice COMM 4530 The Advertising/Public Relations Campaign COMM 4540 Selected Topics in Mass Communication COMM 4550 Communication Criticism COMM 4560 Ethics in Communication COMM 4810 Human Communication Theory COMM 4830 Intercultural Communication 4

5 COMM 4840 Organizational Communication COMM 4850 Gender and Communication COMM 4855 Family Communication COMM 4858 Communication in Personal Relationships Computer Science CS 1020 Introduction to Computers Perhaps others Criminal Justice Administration Perhaps some might be appropriate Economics ECON 1000 Economics of Public Issues ECON 1180 Income, Wealth, and Poverty ECON 1190 Philosophy, Law and Economics ECON 2301 Principles of Microeconomics ECON 2302 Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 3310 Money, Banking and Financial Intermediaries ECON 3370 Public Sector Economics ECON 3375 Public Choice: The Economics of Politics ECON 3551 Managerial Economics and Business Strategy ECON 3680 Labor Economics ECON 3685 Law and Economics of Labor Institutions ECON 4306 Environmental Economics ECON 4520 Industrial Organization and Public Policy Educational Psychology EPSY 2300 Strategies for Lifespan Mental Health Environmental Studies ENVT 2000 Introduction to Environmental Studies ENVT 3400 Environmental Resource Analysis ENVT 4100 Environmental Impact Analysis ENVT 4300 Environmental Field Studies Geography 5

6 GEOG 2100 Physical Geography GEOG 2300 Cultural Geography GEOG 2310 Economic and Resource Geography GEOG 2410 Introduction to Maps GEOG 3000 Resource Management Geology GEOL 1001, 1002 Introduction to Earth Sciences, Lab Health Care Administration HCA 3999 Issues in Health Care Administration HCA 4200 Social Construction of Health Care Health Sciences HSC 2510 Introduction to Peer Health Education HSC 2550 Peer Health Education Practicum History HIST 4710 History and Trends in Nursing Human Development HDEV 1200 Introduction to Human Development HDEV 2010 Introduction to Early Childhood HDEV 3800 Human Development and Interaction HDEV 4004 Current Issues in Aging HDEV 4005 Aging and Diversity HDEV 4300 Adult Development HDEV 4310 Human Development in the Changing Workplace HDEV 4325 Lesbian and Gay Lifespan Development HDEV 4350 Intimate Relationships Throughout the LifeSpan HDEV 4400 Adolescence HDEV 4510 Cognitive Development HDEV 4700 Childhood Development HDEV 4710 The Child in the Family and in the Community Kinesiology KPE 3255 Fitness and Wellness for a Lifetime 6

7 KPE 3305 Structural Kinesiology KPE 3310 Biomechanics KPE 3320 Exercise Physiology KPE 4325 Neuromuscular Function in Performance KPE 4330 Clinical Exercise Physiology KPE 4335 Exercise, Cardiopulmonary and Metabolic Disease KPE 4340 Motor Development KPE 4615 Exercise and Stress KPE 4650 First Aid and Safety Math MATH 1304 Calculus I Nursing NURS 2005 Clinical Pathophysiology NURS 2015 Pharmacology Philosophy PHIL 1101 Contemporary Social and Ethical Issues PHIL 1103 Science, Ethics, and Technology PHIL 2020 Self, Family, Culture PHIL 3100 Ethics PHIL 3150 Contemporary Ethics PHIL 3151 Environmental Ethics PHIL 3152 Biomedical Ethics PHIL 3153 Biology and Ethics PHIL 3321 Philosophy of Human Sciences PHIL 3331 History of Science PHIL 3332 Philosophy of Science PHIL 3335 Science, Technology and Values PHIL 3560 Business and Professional Ethics PHIL 3925 Moral Values in the Modern World Physics PHYS 1001, 1002, 1003 General Physics PHYS 1500 How Things Work PHYS 1700, 1780 Elementary Physics, Lab 7

8 Political Science Planning Your Course Curriculum for Health Science Major POSC 1201 American Political Institutions POSC 1202 Public Policy/ California Politics POSC 3120 State and Local Politics and Government POSC 3130 Urban Politics POSC 3330 Interest Groups, Lobbying, and Political Reform POSC 3360 Culture and Politics in the US POSC 3170 Public Policy and the Family POSC 3370 Citizen Action POSC 3419 Labor Policy and Law POSC 3800 Public Policy Analysis POSC 3870 Public Personnel Management POSC 4171 Public Policy and the Environment POSC 4172 Public Policy and Health POSC 3460 Environmental Law POSC 3500 World Problems and Global Response POSC 3550 The United Nations and World Community Psychology PSYC 2420 Stress and Coping PSYC 3250 Behavior Modification PSYC 3300 Psychology of Essential Life Issues PSYC 3410 Psychology of Women PSYC 3420 Stress and Coping PSYC 3500 Social Psychology PSYC 3520 Interpersonal Processes PSYC 3540 Groups and Organizations PSYC 3550 Social Influence and Change PSYC 4210 Theories of Learning PSYC 4220 Cognitive Processes PSYC 4300 Motivation PSYC 4320 Physiological Psychology PSYC 4345 Sensation and Perception PSYC 4360 Psychopharmacology PSYC 4410 Abnormal Psychology PSYC 4420 Developmental Psychology PSYC 4440 Child Psychopathology PSYC 4500 Industrial Psychology PSYC 4660 The Psychology of the Healthy Personality Public Administration 8

9 PUAD 4800 Public Administration and Society PUAD 4830 Organization Theory and Human Behavior Recreation REC 2100 Recreation and Youth REC 2200 Programming for Recreation and Community Services REC 2300 Recreation and Healthy Communities REC 2400 Leisure, Self, and Society REC 3100 Lifelong Leisure Transitions REC 3200 Wellness Through Leisure REC 3205 Volunteer Administration REC 3300 Leadership in Recreation and Community Services REC 4000 The Administration of Leisure Services REC 4100 Professional Issues in Recreation REC 4300 Facilities Management and Administration REC 4605 Recreation Therapy: Diagnostic Groups Sociology SOC 2510 Self, Family and Culture SOC 3100 Seminar in Human Ecology SOC 3410 Sociology of the Family SOC 3411 Sociology of Gender SOC 3412 Marriage and Sex SOC 3413 Sociology of Parenting SOC 3419 Death and Dying SOC 3500 Social Psychology SOC 3505 Sociology of Emotions SOC 3510 Sociology of Identity SOC 3700 Introduction to Social Services SOC 3710 Social Policy SOC 3720 Human Behavior in the Social Environment SOC 3730 Juvenile Delinquency SOC 3745 Social Deviance SOC 3750 Alcohol and Abuse SOC 3880 Work and Professions SOC 3890 Sociology of Organizations SOC 4400 Sociology of Culture SOC 4716 Social Work Theories and Methods SOC 4720 Medical Sociology SOC 4750 Child Welfare 9

10 Statistics STAT 2010 Elements of Statistics for Business and Economics STAT 3010 Statistical Methods in the Social Sciences STAT 3031 Statistical Methods in Biology Theatre Arts/ Arts Some courses may fulfill pre-requisites for graduate programs in Occupational Therapy Women s Studies WOSC 1002 Women in Contemporary Society WOSC 3400 Women and Careers WOSC 3420 Minority Women in America WOSC 3530 Women and Their Bodies WOSC 3545 Women s Health and Health Care 10