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Bachelor of Science Degree in Aeronautical Science

General Education (37 Credits)
	-Communication Theory and Skills (Have to take all of these, 9 Credits in total)
		-English Composition (3 Credits)*
		-Speech (3 Credits)
		-Technical Report Writing -OR- Business Communication (3 Credits)

	-Lower-Level Humanities (3 Credits)
		-Any of the following (All classes are 3 credits):
			-Western Humanities I: Antiquity and the Middle Ages
			-Western Humanities II: Renaissance to Postmodern
			-Studies in Literature
			-Introduction to Rhetoric
			-Studies in Art
			-Themes in the Humanities
			-Music Appreciation and Criticism (Embrythony Riddletano here)

	-Lower-Level Social Sciences (3 Credits)
		-Any of the following (All classes are 3 credits):
			-An Economic Survey (Whatever that is)
			-Microeconomics
			-Macroeconomics
			-Introduction to Global Conflict Studies
			-World History
			-Introduction to International Relations
			-U.S. History
			-History of Aviation in America
			-Introduction to Middle East Mediterranean World
			-Introduction to Sociology

	-Upper-Level Humanities or Social Sciences (3 Credits)
		-Any of the following (All classes are 3 credits except where noted):
			-Humanities:
				-World Literature
				-Contemporary Issues in Science
				-Modern Literature
				-American Literature
				-Studies in Music
				-Exploring Film
				-Values and Ethics
				-Technology and Modern Civilization
				-Traversing the Borders: Interdisciplinary Explorations
				-World Philosophy
				-Comparative Religions
				-Communication and Society
				-The Nature of Language
				-Nonverbal Communication
				-Applied Cross-Cultural Communication
				-Special Topics in Humanities (6 Credits)

			-Social Sciences:
				-Sensation and Perception
				-Cognitive Psychology
				-Industrial-Organizational Psychology
				-Social Psychology
				-Personality: A Systems Approach
				-Abnormal Psychology
				-Evolution of Scientific Thought
				-U.S Military History 1775-1900
				-Government of the U.S.
				-U.S. Military History 1900-Present
				-Modern Russian History
				-International Studies
				-Russian-U.S. Relations
				-History of U.S. Intelligence
				-Current Issues in America
				-U.S. - Asian Relations
				-Contemporary Africa and the World
				-The Modern Middle East in World Affairs
				-Globalization and World Politics
				-Modern U.S. Foreign Policy
				-Early U.S. Foreign Policy
				-Inter-American Relations
				-Special Topics in Social Science (6 Credits)

	-Lower or Upper-Level Humanities or Social Sciences (3 Credits)
		-Basically just any of the courses listed above that I haven't previously taken.

	-Computer Science Elective (3 Credits)
		-Introduction to Computer Based Systems (3 Credits)
		-Fundamentals of Computer Programming (3 Credits)
		-Introduction to Computing in Aviation (3 Credits)
		-Anything else listed on their website I either don't feel applies to me or is on a level I don't plan on advancing to.

	-Mathematics (6 Credits)
		-College Mathematics for Aviation I (3 Credits)*
		-College Mathematics for Aviation II (3 Credits)

	-Physical and Life Sciences (7 Credits)
		-Important Details:
			-All courses are 3 credits (except where noted), and all labs are 1 credit.
		-Any 2 of the following (1 course must include a lab):
			-Foundations of Biology I
				-Foundations of Biology I Lab
			-Foundations of Biology II
				-Foundations of Biology II Lab
			-Introduction to Environmental Science
			-Genetics
				-Genetics Lab
			-Microbiology
				-Microbiology Lab
			-Human Anatomy & Physiology I
				-Human Anatomy & Physiology I Lab
			-Human Anatomy and Physiology II
				-Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lab
			-Behavioral Neuroscience I
			-Behavioral Neuroscience II
			-Molecular and Cell Biology
				-Molecular and Cell Biology Lab
			-Forensic DNA Analysis
				-Forensic DNA Analysis Lab
			-Basic Chemistry
			-General Chemistry I
				-General Chemistry I Lab
			-General Chemistry II
				-General Chemistry II Lab
			-Chemistry for Engineers (4 Credits)
				-Chemistry for Engineers Lab
			-Organic Chemistry I (FUCK O-CHEM)
				-Organic Chemistry I Lab
			-Organic Chemistry II
				-Organic Chemistry II Lab
			-Biochemistry
				-Biochemistry Lab
			-Technical Physics I (Laboratory Option: PS 115L)
			-Technical Physics II (Laboratory Option: PS 115L)
			-The Joy of Science (Yes, that's a real class)
			-Physics for Engineers I
			-Physics for Engineers II
			-Astronomy (Laboratory Option: PS 224L)
			-Physics I
			-Physics II
			-Physics III
			-Physics for Engineers III (Laboratory Option: PS 253)
			-Evolution of Scientific Thought
			-Modern Physics (Laboratory Option: PS 305)
			-Classical Mechanics
			-Introduction to Geoscience

Management Elective (3 Credits)
	-I literally have no idea what this is, the website gives no information on this whatsoever.

Aeronautical Science Core (51 Credits)
	-Aeronautical Science Student Success Seminar (1 Credit)*
	-Private Pilot Operations (5 Credits)*
	-Instrument Pilot Operations (3 Credits)
	-Aerodynamics (3 Credits)
	-Aircraft Performance (3 Credits)
	-Aircraft Engines - Turbine (3 Credits)
	-Commercial Pilot Operations (3 Credits)
	-Flight Instructor Rating -OR- Instructional Design in Aviation (3 Credits)
	-Domestic and International Navigation (3 Credits)
	-Aircraft Systems and Components (3 Credits)
	-Flight Physiology (3 Credits)
	-Crew Resource Management (3 Credits)
	-Flight Safety (3 Credits)
	-Flight Technique Analysis (3 Credits)
	-Electronic Flight Management Systems (3 Credits)
	-Operational Applications in Aeronautical Science (3 Credits)
	-Survey of Meteorology (3 Credits)
	-Aviation Weather (3 Credits)

Flight Core (4 Credits)
	-Private Single Flight (1 Credit)*
	-Instrument Single Flight (1 Credit)
	-Commercial Single Flight (1 Credit)
	-Commercial Multi Add On (1 Credit)

Specialty Courses (26 Credits)
	-I'm choosing the Airline Pilot Specialty because I want to work for an airline.
		-Aviation Legislation -OR- Aviation Law (3 Credits)
		-Pilot Career Planning and Interviewing Techniques (1 Credit)
		-Airline Operations -OR- Airline Dispatch Operations (3 Credits)
		-Jet Transport Systems (3 Credits)
		-Airline Management (3 Credits)
		-Airline Flight Crew Techniques and Procedures (2 Credits)
		-Electives (8 Credits)
			-Again, electives aren't posted on their website so I won't know what these are until I figure it out with the school.

The website says I need 26 credits in Specialty Courses and 51 in the Aeronautical Science Core but it shows that I need to take 54 credit hours of ASC classes and only 23 credit hours of Specialty Courses so idk. Maybe they were high when they published the page. I'll figure it out.

In total, 121 hours.

* = Taking in my first semester.