Calendar 2005-2006 - The University of Akron

A total of 19 credits in approved courses in the social and behavioral sciences
must be taken in addition to the 10 credits that are required (3250:100,
Introduction to Economics; 3700:100, Government and Politics in the United
States; 3750:100, Introduction to Psychology). The 19 credits may be chosen
from the following suggested disciplines: Anthropology, Economics, History,
Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. Associate degree, Minor, and certificate
requirements may satisfy some of the general electives.
The General Education requirement, course prerequisites for the social work
major, foreign language, and general elective requirements for the Bachelor of
Arts degree in social work are the same requirements that students in the following
Step-Up programs must complete:
Bachelor of Arts (Step-Up) with Summit College
[Community Services Technology (Social Service Emphasis)]
Bachelor of Arts (Step-Up) with Wayne College
[Social Services Technology (Social Service Emphasis)]
Bachelor of Arts (Step-Up) with Stark State College
[Human and Social Services]
Bachelor of Arts/Social Work
• Completion of the General Education requirement, 42 credits including:
Credits
3100:103 Natural Science Biology/Lab
and
4
3850:100 Introduction to Sociology 4
• Course prerequisites for the Social Work major:
7750:270 Poverty and Minority Issues 3
7750:276 Introduction to Social Welfare 4
7750:427 Human Behavior and Social Environment I 3
• Social Work major:
7750:401,2,3,4 Social Work Practice I, II, III, IV 12
7750:405 Practice I Skills Lab 3
7750:421 Introduction to the Field Experience 1
7750:422 Field Experience Seminar 1
7750:425 Social Work Ethics 3
7750:430 Human Behavior and Social Environment II 3
7750:440 Social Work Research I 3
7750:441 Social Work Research II 3
7750:445 Social Policy Analysis for Social Workers 3
7750:495 Field Experience: Social Agency
(two semesters, four credits each)
8
7750:4xx Electives in Social Work 6
• General Electives:
A total of 19 credits in approved courses in the social and behavioral sciences
must be taken in addition to the 10 credits that are required (3250:100,
Introduction to Economics; 3700:100, Government and Politics in the United
States; 3750:100, Introduction to Psychology). The 19 credits may be chosen
from the following suggested disciplines: Anthropology, Economics, History,
Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology. Associate degree, Minor, and certificate
requirements may satisfy some of the general electives.
The General Education requirements, course prerequisites for the social work
major, foreign language, and general electives requirements for the Bachelor of
Arts in Social Work degree are the same requirements that students in the following
Step-Up programs must complete:
Bachelor of Arts/Social Work (Step-Up) with Summit College
[Community Services Technology (Social Service Emphasis)]
Bachelor of Arts/Social Work (Step-Up) with Wayne College
[Social Services Technology (Social Service Emphasis)]
Bachelor of Arts/Social Work (Step-Up) with Stark Tech
[Human and Social Services]
College of Fine and Applied Arts 2005-2006 161
7800: Theatre
Bachelor of Arts
• General Education Requirement, including the second year of a foreign language
— 56 credits.
• Theatre — 54 credits
• Required Theatre Arts courses: Credits
7800:100 Experiencing Theatre 3
7800:103 Theatre Orientations 0
7800:106 Introduction to Scenic Design 3
7800:107 Introduction to Stage Costuming 3
7800:145 Movement Training 3
7800:151 Voice and Diction 3
7800:172 Acting I 3
7800:262 Stage Makeup 3
7800:265 Basic Stagecraft 3
7800:271 Directing I 3
7800:325 History of the Theatre I 3
7800:330 Dramatic Literature I 3
7800:355 Stage Lighting Design 3
7800:425 History of the Theatre II 3
7800:430 Dramatic Literature II 3
7800:470 Theatre in Education 3
7800:471 Senior Seminar 1
7810:100-400 Production Lab 4
7810:100-400 Production Lab
or
4
7810:110-410 Performance Lab 4
• Electives 18 credits.
• Minimum Semester Hours Required — 128 credits.
• As an addition to this degree, a student may complete professional education
courses through the College of Education to be licensed to teach drama/theatre
in Ohio’s public schools.
• All candidates for the B.A. must enroll in at least one credit of production laboratory
every semester they are in residence. To earn laboratory credit, theatre
majors must attend all University mainstage auditions. A maximum of sixteen
7810 credits may count toward requirement for the B.A.
Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Arts
1) Theatre Arts
The concentration is designed to prepare the student for competency – in all
areas of theatre – acting/directing, theatre history/criticism and design/technical
theatre in order that the student can acquire the skills to teach theatre, to undertake
graduate work in theatre or to undertake professional work in commercial or
regional theatre. Consult an advisor.
• General Education Requirement — 42 credits.
• Tag Area of Study (with approval from advisor) — 14 credits
• Theatre — 54 credits.
7800:100 Experiencing Theatre 3
7800:103 Theatre Orientations 0
7800:106 Introduction to Scenic Design 3
7800:107 Introduction to Stage Costuming 3
7800:145 Movement Training 3
7800:151 Voice and Diction 3
7800:172 Acting I 3
7800:262 Stage Makeup 3
7800:265 Basic Stagecraft 3
7800:271 Directing I 3
7800:325 History of the Theatre I 3
7800:330 Dramatic Literature I 3
7800:355 Stage Lighting Design 3
7800:425 History of the Theatre II 3
7800:430 Dramatic Literature II 3
7800:470 Theatre in Education 3
7800:471 Senior Seminar 1
7810:100-400 Production Lab 4
7810:100-400 Production Lab
or
4
7810:110-410 Performance Lab 4
• Electives — 18 credits.
• Minimum Semester Hours Required — 128 credits.
• As an addition to this degree, a student may complete professional education
courses through the College of Education to be licensed to teach drama/theatre
in Ohio’s public schools.