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List C.............................................................................. 3
Any course articulated as lower division preparation in the
Philosophy major at a CSU
ASL 1
Beginning American Sign
Language...............................4
ASL 2
High-Beginning American
Sign Language.......................4
ASL 3
Intermediate American Sign
Language ..............................4
ASL 4
High-Intermediate American
Sign Language.......................4
CHIN 1
Beginning Chinese ...............4
CHIN 2
High-Beginning Chinese.......4
ENGL 1B
Introduction to the Study of
Literature...............................3
ENGL 1BH Honors Introduction to the
Study of Literature.................3
ENGL 43A
American Literature: Origins through
Reconstruction (1877)...........3
ENGL 43B
American Literature: 1877
to present...............................3
ENGL 44A
World Literature to the
Renaissance............................3
ENGL 44B
World Literature since the
Renaissance........................... 3
ENGL 46A
English Literature to 1800.....3
ENGL 46B
English Literature from 1800
to the Present.........................3
ENGL 47
Shakespeare...........................3
ENGL 49
Latino & Chicano
Literature...............................3
FILM 2A
History of Cinema:
1895-1960 ............................ 3
FILM 2B
History of Cinema: 1960
to present...............................3
FRENCH 1
Beginning French..................4
FRENCH 2
High-Beginning French.........4
FRENCH 3
Intermediate French...............4
FRENCH 4
High-Intermediate French.....4
GERMAN 1
Beginning German................4
GERMAN 2
High-Beginning German.......4
GERMAN 3
Intermediate German............4
GERMAN 4
High-Intermediate German...4
HIST 1
Western Civilization
to 1648..................................3
HIST 2
Western Civilization
from 1648..............................3
HIST 11
History of the United States
to 1877..................................3
HIST 12
History of the United States
since 1877..............................3
HIST 12H Honors History of the United
States since 1877....................3
HIST 20
World History I, to 1600.......3
HIST 22
History of American
Women..................................3
LING 10
Introduction to Language......3
LING 11
Introduction to Language For
Teachers.................................3
PHIL 1
Introduction to Philosophy....3
PHIL 1C
Ethics.....................................3
PHIL 1CH Honors Ethics........................3
PHIL 1D
World Religions.....................3
SPAN 1
Beginning Spanish.................4
SPAN 2
High-Beginning Spanish.......4
SPAN 3
Intermediate Spanish.............4
SPAN 3NS
Spanish for Spanish
Speakers.................................4
SPAN 4
High-Intermediate Spanish....4
SPAN 4NS
Spanish for Spanish
Speakers.................................4
General Education (CSU GE or IGETC)............ 37-39
Total Units
60
PHYSICS
ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE IN PHYSICS FOR
TRANSFER DEGREE
(MAJOR
#R.3664.AS-T)
Physics is the study of the relationship between mass and
energy and provides a broad range of knowledge and problem
solving skills that are useful in many disciplines. The program
at Reedley College emphasizes topics that are encountered in
our everyday lives: linear and rotational motion in two and
three dimensions, forces, gravity, fluids, waves, sound, heat,
electricity, magnetism and light. The following topics are also
briefly introduced: special relativity, atoms, introduction to
quantum mechanics and the cosmos are also included.
A physics major degree generally transfers to a four-year
institution to complete a bachelor’s degree. Physics graduates
at the bachelors’ level are qualified for a variety of technical
positions with government or industry, and they are also well
prepared to enter a graduate program in any other science or
in engineering. Physics majors are welcomed into professional
programs such as law, business, or medicine. Teaching at the
high school level with a bachelor’s degree or at a two- year
college with a masters’ degree are additional career options for
the physics major. For the physicist who obtains the Ph.D.,
experimental or theoretical research and/or teaching at the
university level or basic research in government or industry
are options for gainful employment.
Philosophy - Physics