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Upper Division Courses which have one or no prerequisites
Franklin College Classes which have been suggested by departments
as useful for students who need upper division electives to fulfill
the graduation requirement of 39 upper division courses (includes
the major).
Cellular Biology, Geography,Geology, History, Mathematics, Political
Science, Religion, Russian, Speech
Communication, Sociology, Plant
Biology
1. Most Political Science courses
have only POLS 1101 as a prerequisite. POLS 3200, Introductory International
Relations and POLS 3300, Comparative Politics are recommended but
not required for 4000-level classes in those areas. (From Arnold Fleischmann,
25 May 1998)
2. Upper DivisionReligion classes
with NO prerequisites:
- RELI/AFAM 3000, The Bible in the Third World
- RELI 3030, Religion and the Media
- RELI/HIST 3150, Religion in the United States
- RELI 3300, Introduction to East Asian Religions
(From George Howard 13 April 1998)
3.Geology offerings
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Course Number |
Title |
Prerequisite(s) |
When offered |
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GEOL 3030 |
Elementary Oceanography |
None |
Every Spring |
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GEOL 3090 |
Gems and Gem Materials |
None |
Even Falls |
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GEOL 3120 |
Geologic Hazards |
None |
Odd Springs |
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GEOL 3150 |
Coastal Processes and
Conservation |
None |
Even Springs |
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GEOL 3250 |
Earth Resources and the
Environment |
None |
Even Falls |
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GEOL 3300 |
Paleobiotas |
None |
Odd Springs |
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GEOL 3350 |
Dinosaurs-Lifestyles of the
Big
and Famous in the Mesozoic |
None |
Odd Springs |
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GEOL 4220 |
Hydrogeology |
None |
Every Fall |
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GEOL 4370 |
Data Anaylsis in the Geosciences |
None |
Even Falls |
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GEOL 3130 |
Geology of the National Parks |
GEOL 1121-1121L, or
GEOL 1250-1250L, or
permission of department |
Every Spring |
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GEOL 4660 |
Field School in Shallow Geophysics |
GEOL 1121-1121L, or
GEOL 1250-1250L, or
permission of department |
Every Summer |
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GEOL/ANTH 4700 |
Archaeological Geology |
GEOL 1121-1121L, or
GEOL 1250-1250L |
Every Spring |
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GEOL 3010 |
Earth Materials |
CHEM 1211-1211L |
Every Fall |
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(From Raymond Freeman-Lynde, 14 April 1998)
4. Geography:
GEOG 1101 (Introductory Human Geography) is the ONLY prerequisite
for:
- GEOG 3620, Economic Geography
- GEOG 3630, Urban Geography
GEOG 1111 (Introductory Physical Geography) is the ONLY prerequisite
for:
- GEOG 3010, Geomorphology
- GEOG 3110, Climatology
- GEOG 3210, Biography
(From Al Parker 08 January 1998)
5. Sociology: All of Sociology's
3000-level courses, with the exception of SOCI 3590, SOCI 3600
and SOCI 3700, are open to non-majors who have taken either SOCI
1101 or SOCI 1600.
(From William Finlay, 05 January 1998)
6. Speech Communication. The
following SPCM upper division courses have no prerequisites:
- SPCM 3310, Case Studies in Public Communication
- SPCM 4320, Communication Strategies in Political Campaigns
- SPCM 4340, Communication and Religion
- SPCM 4370, Women and United States Public Discourse
- SPCM 4510, Nonverbal Communication
- SPCM 4610, Health Communication
- SPCM 4810, African american Rhetoric and Communication
(From Don Rubin 02 January 1998)
7. Cellular Biology: "A number of
courses in CBIO -- 3000, 3200, 3700, 3800, 4500, 4600 and 4730--are
open to students with BIOL 1107/1108; one of those (CBIO 4600)
is also available to students with 1103/1104. All these courses
are challenging, but are suitable to premen/prevet/predent/prePT
students from many departments." (From Charles Keith 23 June
1998)
8. History: "All history courses (the
only exceptions being HIST 4900, 4470, 4375 and 3150) are offered
without prerequisites." (From Karl Friday, 23 June 1988)
9. Russian:
- RUSS 4050: 19th Century Russian Prose in English Translation.
3 hrs. No Prerequisites.
- RUSS 4060: 20th Century Russian Prose in English Translation.
3 hrs. No Prerequisites.
(Submitted by Keith Langston 7 July 1998)
10. Plant Biology:
- PBIO 3010: Fungi: friends and foes. 3 hours. No Prerequisites
- PBIO 3440: Herbs, Spices and Medicinal Plants. 2 hours.
No Prerequisites
- PBIO 3650: Natural History of Georgia Plants. 3 hours. No
Prerequisites
(Palevitz: 13 August 1998 and Donovan: 17 February 2004)
11. Mathematics: The following two
new math courses have been passed along as good upper-division
courses for non-majors.
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