Core Curriculum Assessment Schedule AY 2019-2023

Core Curriculum Assessment ScheduleAY 2019-2023August 2021

Definition of TermsFoundational Component AreasAmerican History – Courses focus on the consideration of past events and ideas relative to the United States, with the option of includingTexas History for a portion of this component area. Courses involve the interaction among individuals, communities, states, the nation, andthe world, considering how these interactions have contributed to the development of the United States and its global role.Communication – Courses focus on developing ideas and expressing them clearly, considering the effect of the message, fosteringunderstanding, and building the skills needed to communicate persuasively. Courses involve the command of oral, aural, written, and visualliteracy skills that enable people to exchange messages appropriate to the subject, occasion, and audience.Creative Arts – Courses focus on the appreciation and analysis of creative artifacts and words of the human imagination. Courses involve thesynthesis and interpretation of artistic expression and enable critical, creative, and innovative communication about works of art.Government/Political Science – Courses focus on consideration of the Constitution of the United States and the constitutions of the states,with special emphasis on that of Texas. Courses involve the analysis of governmental institutions, political behavior, civic engagement, andtheir political and philosophical foundations.Language, Philosophy, and Culture - Courses focus on how ideas, values, beliefs, and other aspects of culture express and affect humanexperience. Courses involve the exploration of ideas that foster aesthetic and intellectual creation in order to understand the humancondition across cultures.Life and Physical Sciences – Courses focus on describing, explaining, and predicting natural phenomena using the scientific method. Coursesinvolve the understanding of interactions among natural phenomena and the implications of scientific principles on the physical world andon human experiences.Mathematics – Courses focus on quantitative literacy in logic, patterns, and relationships. Courses involve the understanding of keymathematical concepts and the application of appropriate quantitative tools to everyday experience.Social and Behavioral Sciences – Courses focus on the application of empirical and scientific methods that contribute to the understandingof what makes us human. Courses involve the exploration of behavior and interactions among individuals, groups, institutions, and events,examining their impact on the individual, society, and culture.*Courses scheduled on a 2-year assessment cycle rotation.2 of 8

Definition of TermsCore ObjectivesCommunication Skills - Includes effective development, interpretation, and expression of ideas through written, oral, and visualcommunication.Critical Thinking Skills - Includes creative thinking, innovation, inquiry, and analysis, evaluation, and synthesis of information.Empirical and Quantitative Skills - Includes the manipulation and analysis of numerical data or observable facts resulting ininformed conclusions.Personal Responsibility - Includes the ability to connect choices, actions, and consequences to ethical decision-making.Social Responsibility - Includes intercultural competence, knowledge, civic responsibility, and the ability to engage effectivelyin regional, national, and global communities.Teamwork - Includes the ability to consider different points of view and to work effectively with others to support a sharedpurpose or goal.*Courses scheduled on a 2-year assessment cycle rotation.3 of 8

Core Objectives by Foundational Component AreaFoundational Component Area(FCA)CommunicationOral: (OC)Visual: (VS)Written rsonalResponsibility(PR)Empirical andQuantitativeSkills(EQS)Teamwork(T)American HistoryCommunicationCreative ArtsGovernment/Political ScienceLanguage, Philosophy, & CultureLife & Physical SciencesMathematicsSocial & Behavioral Sciences*Courses scheduled on a 2-year assessment cycle rotation.4 of 8

FCACycle AAY 19-20VCHIST 106AmericanHistory*Communication*HIST 226Government/Political Science*AFST 300/HIST 300AFST 301/HIST 301HIST 105HIST 230HIST 232HIST 258HIST 304SRAFST 300/HIST 300AFST 301/HIST 301HIST 105HIST 230HIST 232HIST 258HIST 304WCCycle CAY 21-22EQSPRHIST 106HIST 106HIST 226HIST 226COMM 243ENGL 203ENGL 210THAR 407COMM 243ENGL 203ENGL 210THAR 407VCCycle DAY 22-23OCTCOMM 203COMM 205ENGL 103ENGL 104COMM 203COMM 205ENGL 103ENGL 104COMM 203COMM 205ENGL 103ENGL 104AFST 300/HIST 300AFST 301/HIST 301HIST 105HIST 230HIST 232HIST 258HIST 304AFST 300/HIST 300AFST 301/HIST 301HIST 105HIST 230HIST 232HIST 258HIST 304COMM 243ENGL 203ENGL 210THAR 407COMM 203COMM 205ENGL 103ENGL 104ANTH 324/MUSC 324ARCH 249ARTS 149ARTS 149ARCH 250ARCH 350ARCH 350ARCH 350ENDS 101ENDS 101COMM 340COMM 340COMM 340MUSC 226PERF 327/AFST 327PHIL 330MUSC 226PERF 327/AFST 327PHIL 330FILM 215/INTS 215HORT 203MUSC 228DCED 202ENGL 212DCED 202ENGL 212DCED 202ENGL 212ENGL 219ENGL 219ENGL 219PHIL 375THAR 281PHIL 375THAR 281FILM 299FILM 425/FREN 425MUSC 221MUSC 222MUSC 225PERF 301PERF 328PERF 386FILM 299FILM 425/FREN 425MUSC 221MUSC 222MUSC 225PERF 301PERF 328PERF 386FILM 299FILM 425/FREN 425MUSC 221MUSC 222MUSC 225PERF 301PERF 328PERF 386POLS 207POLS 207POLS 207POLS 207ARTS 150CARC 311Creative ArtsCTCycle BAY 20-21COMM 257/RELS 257ENDS 115ENGL 251/FILM 251THAR 201POLS 206*Courses scheduled on a 2-year assessment cycle rotation.PERF 223POLS 206POLS 2065 of 8

FCACycle AAY 19-20VCSRPRVCCycle DAY 22-23OCANTH 316ANTH 316AFST 201AFST 201CARC 331CARC 331ARAB 201ARAB 201CLAS 250CLAS 250ARAB 202ARAB 202CLAS 251/RELS 251CLAS 429/HIST 429ENGL 228ENGL 231CLAS 251/RELS 251CLAS 429/HIST 429ENGL 228ENGL 231CHIN 201CHIN 201CHIN 202CHIN 202CLAS 220ENGL 306CLAS 220ENGL 306ENGL 292ENGL 292WCCycle CAY 21-22EQSAFST 204/ENGL 204AFST 345/HIST 345AFST 204/ENGL 204AFST 345/HIST 345ANTH 210ANTH 210ARCH 346ARCH 213ARCH 213CLAS 221CLAS 261CLAS 261CLAS 222COMM 301CLAS 262ENGL 206ENGL 221/MODL 221CLAS 262ENGL 206ENGL 221/MODL 221ENGL 202ENGL 232ENGL 232ENGL 334ENGL 334ENGL 207ENGL 222/MODL 222ENGL 335ENGL 335ENGL 350ENGL 338ENGL 338ENGL 227ENGL 362/HISP 362ENGL 362/HISP 362ENGL 253ENGL 376ENGL 376GEOG 305ANTH 204ANTH 205ANTH 317/RELS 317COMM 327Language,Philosophy, &CultureCTCycle BAY 20-21ENGL 330ENGL 330ENGL 350ENGR 482/PHIL 482GERM 201ENGR 482/PHIL 482GERM 201ENGL 352ENGL 352GERM 202GERM 202ENGL 365/RELS 360ENGL 374/WGST 374ENGL 365/RELS 360ENGL 374/WGST 374ITAL 201ITAL 201ITAL 202ITAL 202GEOG 305GEOG 202GEOG 202JAPN 201JAPN 201HISP 206HIST 103HIST 210HISP 206HIST 103HIST 210JAPN 202MAST 270MUSC 227HIST 214HIST 214RELS 202RELS 202HIST 104HIST 220HIST 222/RELS 222HIST 234HIST 347/RELS 347INTS 251MUSC 326/PERF 326HIST 220HIST 222/RELS 222HIST 234HIST 347/RELS 347INTS 251MUSC 326/PERF 326HIST 101HIST 102HIST 213HIST 221/RELS 221LAND 240JAPN 202MAST 270MUSC 227GEOG 301HIST 101HIST 102HIST 213HIST 221/RELS 221LAND 240RUSS 201RUSS 201PHIL 251PHIL 251RUSS 202RUSS 202RELS 209RELS 209SPAN 201SPAN 201SPAN 202SPAN 202ENGL 333/WGST 333ENGL 360FREN 201FREN 202HIST 242PHIL 111WGST 200*Courses scheduled on a 2-year assessment cycle rotation.T6 of 8

FCACycle AAY 19-20VCLanguage,Philosophy, &CultureLife & PhysicalSciencesMathematicsASTR 109/PHYS 109ASTR 111ASTR 119/PHYS 119ATMO 201BIOL 111ENGR 101FIVS 123GEOG 213HORT 202PHYS 206PHYS 226RENR 215MATH 140MATH 150MATH 171CTCycle BAY 20-21NFSC 300RELS 200RELS 220RELS 312SPMT 220THAR 155THAR 156SRNFSC 300RELS 200RELS 220RELS 312SPMT 220THAR 155THAR 156WCCycle CAY 21-22EQSPRVCCycle DAY 22-23OCTANSC 107ANTH 225ANTH 225ASTR 101ASTR 101ASTR 101ASTR 102ANTH 226ANTH 226BIOL 101BIOL 101BIOL 101ATMO 202ASTR 103ASTR 103CHEM 106CHEM 106CHEM 106BESC 204BIOL 107BIOL 112ENTO 322ESSM 309GEOG 203GEOL 101GEOL 102GEOS 210KINE 120OCNG 251PHYS 202RENR 205ASTR 104BESC 201BIOL 113CHEM 119GEOG 205GEOL 106GEOL 207HORT 201NFSC 222OCNG 252PHYS 123PHYS 125PHYS 201PHYS 207SCSC 105SCSC 301ASTR 104BESC 201BIOL 113CHEM 119GEOG 205GEOL 106GEOL 207HORT 201NFSC 222OCNG 252PHYS 123PHYS 125PHYS 201PHYS 207SCSC 105SCSC 301CHEM 107CHEM 117CHEM 120KINE 223POSC 201SCEN 101SCEN 102CHEM 107CHEM 117CHEM 120KINE 223POSC 201SCEN 101SCEN 102CHEM 107CHEM 117CHEM 120KINE 223POSC 201SCEN 101SCEN 102MATH 142MATH 152MATH 148MATH 151MATH 168MATH 172MATH 148MATH 151MATH 168MATH 172MATH 147MATH 166MATH 167PHIL 240STAT 201MATH 147MATH 166MATH 167PHIL 240STAT 201*Courses scheduled on a 2-year assessment cycle rotation.7 of 8

FCASocial &BehavioralSciencesCycle AAY 19-20VCAGEC 105ANTH 202ANTH 202ANTH 201WCCycle CAY 21-22EQSAGEC 350ARCH 458ARCH 458COMM 315COMM 315ALEC 450ARCH 212COMM 320COMM 325ECON 202SOCI 206SOCI 207/WGST 207COMM 335EPSY 321GEOG 201HORT 335SOCI 205SOCI 312COMM 335EPSY 321GEOG 201HORT 335SOCI 205SOCI 312EPSY 320INST 301KINE 282PSYC 107SOCI 210SOCI 211SOCI 313SOCI 313SPMT 304SOCI 319/SPMT 319SOCI 319/SPMT 319URPN 202SPMT 337SPMT 337CTCycle BAY 20-21SRURPN 361ANTH 201PRVCCycle DAY 22-23OCEPSY 320INST 301KINE 282PSYC 107SOCI 210SOCI 211AGEC 235COMM 365/JOUR 365ECON 203HLTH 236INST 210INST 222JOUR 102MARS 210AGEC 235COMM 365/JOUR 365ECON 203HLTH 236INST 210INST 222JOUR 102MARS 210SOCI 212SOCI 212SOCI 217SOCI 217SOCI 314SOCI 314SOCI 304SOCI 304SOCI 315/WGST 315SPMT 304SPMT 336SOCI 315/WGST 315SPMT 304SPMT 336URPN 201URPN 201URPN 370URPN 370TNOTE: The core learning objectives assessed in Cycle A were truncated due to parameters in response to COVID-19 pandemic. Full scale administration for allcore learning objectives in this cycle (VC, OC, & T) resumes AY 22-23.*Courses scheduled on a 2-year assessment cycle rotation.8 of 8

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