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BTS 103 & 91 hrs) |  | CC 10V: BASE Camp |\n|  | ART 103: Exploration of the Visual Arts or\u003Cbr>MUS 103: Music or\u003Cbr>DRM 103: Theatre |  | PAT 103: Patriotic Education I |\n|  | CSC 113: Fundamentals of Computer Systems |  | PAT 401: Patriotic Education II (Prereq. PAT 103) |\n|  | Choose One Composition Course:\u003Cbr>ENG 103: College Composition I\u003Cbr>ENG 104: College Composition with Support |  | PED 121: Swimming\u003Cbr>or\u003Cbr>Pass Swimming Proficiency |\n|  | ENG 163: Readings in Western Civilization\u003Cbr>(Coreq: HTY 163 if possible) |  | PED 101: Lifetime Wellness\u003Cbr>(Only f Swimming Proficiency is met by passing proficiency |\n|  | ENG 253: American Rhetoric (Prereq: ENG 103) |  | MAT 135 Discrete Mathematics & Trig\u003Cbr>(Prereq: MAT 133, MAT 1335, or Math ACT ≥ 25) |\n|  | Choose One Western Civilization:\u003Cbr>HTY 153: Western Civilization I\u003Cbr>HTY 163: Western Civilization II (Coreq: ENG 163 if possible) |  | PSY 273: Educational Psychology |\n|  |  |  | SPC 103: Public Speaking |\n| Fine Arts Activities: Choose 1 course (3 credits) |  |  |  |\n|  | ART: 113 Two Dimensional Design DRM 163: Vocal Training for the Stage (Fall only)\u003Cbr>ART 123: Drawing I DRM 173: Movement Training for the Stage (Spring only) DRM 113: Intro to Theatre Technology (Fall only) DRM 193: Dance Technique I (Fall only)\u003Cbr>OR: Three one-hour courses from Music Ensembles (MUE), or Class Piano, Class Voice, or Class Guitar |  |  |\n\n\n| Professional Education Courses (C-or better required) |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| he following courses (200 level) can be taken prior to admission to the Teacher Educatio Program |  |  |  |\n|  | EDU 200: Introduction to Clinical Practice |  | EDU 211: Classroom Participation\u003Cbr>(Prereq: EDU 200 & EDU 201) |\n|  | EDU 201: Classroom Observation\u003Cbr>(Prereq: EDU 200 & Sophomore Status.) |  | EDU 213: The Call to Teach: An Intro to Teaching\u003Cbr>(Prereq: Sophomore Status and declared education major) |\n|  | EDU 203: Psychological Development of the Child &\u003Cbr>Adolescent (Prereq: PSY 273 Educational Psych) | X | PSY 273: Educational Psychology\u003Cbr>(General Ed Requirement) |\n| The following courses (300- 00 level) require admission to the Teacher Education Program |  |  |  |\n|  | EDU 303: Education of the Exceptional Learner |  | EDU 423: Educational Assessment and DataBased Decision Making |\n|  | EDU 333: Analysis ofCurric. & Methods of Teaching\u003Cbr>(Prereq: EDU 211) |  | EDU 453: Trauma Sensitive Classroom\u003Cbr>Management (Prereq: Senior Status) |\n|  | EDU 353 Instructional Interventions (Prereq: EDU 333) Coreq: EDU 393 Methods of Teaching Literacy in Sec. 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