Innovating the World

A minimum 16 credit hours, which include courses from at least three subject prefixes, from the following:

• ANTH 165 - Stones and Bones: Introduction to Archaeology and Biological Anthropology
    
• ANTH 305 - Cultural Ecology
    
• ARTD 120 - Drawing I: Observational Drawing
    
• ARTD 130 - Painting I: Materials, Tools and Techniques
    
• ARTD 150 - Ceramics I: Introduction to Form and Techniques
    
• ARTD 260 - Sculpture I: Modern and Contemporary
    
• BIOL 109 - Genes and Our Genetic Future
    
• CHEM 121 - General Chemistry I  
• CHNS 105 - China Today  
• COMM 185 - Global Media in a Digital Age
    
• COMM 250 - Introduction to Public Relations  
• ENGL 212 - Writing, Rhetoric and Digital Studies: Text/Technologies
    
• ENGL 224 - Environmental Literature  
• ENGL 312 - Multimedia Authoring
    
• ENGL 382 - Multimodal Professional and Technical Writing  
• ENVI 248 - American Environmental History
    
• ENVI 305 - Cultural Ecology
    
• HIST 101 - Western Civilization I  
• HIST 102 - Western Civilization II  
• HIST 120 - Chicago History
    
• HIST 224 - U.S. and Illinois from 1865–1945
    
• HIST 226 - U.S. and Illinois since 1945
    
• HIST 248 - American Environmental History
    
• HIST 345 - European Intellectual History: History of the Book
    
• HIST 350 - Science, Religion and Magic in Early Modern Europe
    
• HIST 370 - Asia’s Rapid Industrialization
     
• JPST 280 - Japanese Pop Culture
    
• LEAD 100 - Design Thinking for Social Impact
    
• LEAD 200 - Social Innovation
    
• MEDI 101 - Introduction to Broadcasting
    
• MEDI 200 - Digital Media Writing
    
• MEDI 385 - Computer and Electronic Music
    
• MUSI 385 - Computer and Electronic Music
    
• PHIL 210 - Professional Ethics
    
• PHIL 250 - Philosophy of Mind
    
• PHIL 280 - Philosophy of Science
    
• PHYS 132 - Physics II (Non-Calculus)  
• PHYS 200 - Electronic Instrumentation for Scientists 
• PHYS 263 - Physics III: Quantum Physics   
• SCIE 210 - Landmark Discoveries in Natural Science
    
• SGBH 101 - Journeys through Art and Fiction
    
• SGBH 102 - Music, Verse and Drama
    
• SGBI 103 - Gaming the System: Alternatives in Mathematics and Logic 
• SGBN 102 - What is Matter?
    
• SGBN 201 - What is Motion?
    
• SGBN 343 - What is Scientific Objectivity?  
• SGBS 343 - What is Scientific Objectivity?