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The guide maps CNU requirements to equivalent CNU courses and VCCS transfer course options, highlighting that certain courses cannot be reused for specific literacy requirements. It specifies credit-hour minimums across areas, including written and second-language literacy, mathematical literacy, logical reasoning, civic engagement, creative expressions, global multicultural perspectives, natural world inquiry with labs, and Western traditions.","VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM (VCCS) PROGRAM PLANNING: ECONOMICS  \nProgram planning for students admitted Fall Semester 2023 and after. Courses subject to change.  \nBolded courses indicate specific major and departmental recommendations.  \n\n| CNU Requirement | CNU Equivalent Course | VCCS Transfer Course(s) |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| I. Liberal Learning Foundations (21 hours minimum) |  |  |\n| Foundation courses may NOT be used to satisfy the A ofI requirement. |  |  |\n| Second Language Literacy is a graduation requirement for all students. |  |  |\n| Written Communication Literacy\u003Cbr>(6 hours minimum) | ENGL 123/223 | ENG 111/ 112 |\n| Second Language Literacy 200 level or higher (3 hours minimum) | LANG 201 or higher Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Latin, or Spanish | ARA 201/202, CHI 201/202, FRE 201/202/203/204, GER 201/202, ITA 201/202, LAT 201/202, SPA 201/202/203/204 |\n|  |  | CNU offers these languages and students will satisfy the requirement with direct equivalents. |\n|  | ELEC 2XX\u003Cbr>ASL, Japanese, or Russian | ASL 201/202, JPN 201/202, RUS 201/202 |\n|  |  | CNU does not offer these languages, however students can satisfy the requirement at the 200-level. |\n| Mathematical Literacy (6 hours minimum) | MATH 115 | MTH 165 |\n|  | MATH 125 | MTH 155/245, BUS 216/220/221/225 |\n|  | MATH 130 | MTH 161+162 (together)/ 167 |\n|  | MATH 135 * | MTH 261 |\n|  | MATH 140 * | MTH 263 |\n|  | >MATH 140 | Refer to the VCCS/CNU Equivalent Table for higher level math equivalents which also satisfy the math literacy requirement. |\n| Logical Reasoning (3 hours minimum) | CPSC 110 | AST 232, BUS 226, CSC 155, ITE 100/ 115/ 119/ 120/152/215, ITP 100 |\n|  | CPSC 150 | CSC 221, ITP 150 (3 credit course) |\n|  | CPSC 150/150L | CSC 201, EGR 125, ITP 150 (4 credit course) |\n|  | PHIL 101 | PHI 115 |\n|  | PHIL 205 | PHI 111/ 112 |\n|  | PHIL 207 | BUS 265 |\n| Economic Modeling & Analysis\u003Cbr>(3 hours minimum) | ECON 201 and 202 | ECO 201 and 202 |\n| II. Liberal Learning Areas of Inquiry (A of I) (19 hours minimum) |  |  |\n| No more than one course in the discipline of the major may be presented to satisfy the A ofI requirements. |  |  |\n| No more than eight hours across the Areas of Inquiry may be taken from any single disciple to satisfy the A ofI requirements. |  |  |\n| Civic & Democratic Engagement\u003Cbr>(AIDE) (3 hours minimum) | AMST 100 | HUM 211 |\n|  | POLS 101 | ADJ 130, PLS 135/211 |\n|  | HIST 121 | HIS 121 |\n| Creative Expressions (AICE)\u003Cbr>(3 hours minimum) | ENGL 250 | ENG 211 |\n|  | FNAR 128 | ART 291, DRF 202 |\n|  | FNAR 201 | ART 101/201 |\n|  | FNAR 202 | ART 102/202 |\n|  | FNAR 241 | ART 153 |\n|  | MUSC 101 | MUS 149 |\n|  | MUSC 102 | MUS 148/248/266 |\n|  | MUSC 105 | MUS 138/237/238 |\n|  | MUSC 114 | MUS 249 |\n|  | THEA 210 | CST 140/ 141/210/231 |\n|  | THEA 232 | CST 131/132 |\n|  | THEA 250 | CST 145 |\n\n\n| CNU Requirement | CNU Equivalent Course | VCCS Transfer Course(s) |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Global & Multicultural Perspectives (AIGM)(3 hours minimum) | ANTH 203 | SOC 211 |\n|  | HIST 111 | HIS 111 |\n|  | HIST 112 | HIS 112 |\n|  | IDST 255 | HUM 210 |\n|  | PHIL 201 | PHI 211 |\n|  | RSTD 211 | REL 230/231/237 |\n|  | RSTD 270 | REL 233 |\n| Investigating the Natural World (AINW)(7 hours minimum)\u003Cbr>The seven hour minimum must include two lecture courses and one accompanying laboratory. | BIOL 107/109L | BIO 102 |\n|  | BIOL 108/109L | BIO 101/ 106/ 114 |\n|  | BIOL 111 | FOR 100, HRT 155 |\n|  | BIOL 111/109L | BIO 110, FOR 135 |\n|  | BIOL 113/109L | BIO 141/ 145, NAS 161/ 171 |\n|  | BIOL 113 | BIO 20/100, DIT 121, DNA 108, EMS 150, ENV 162, HLT 110/204/228/230, NAS 150, SUR 140/145/210/240/245/260 |\n|  | BIOL 115/109L | BIO 107, ENV 121/122, FOR 105/115/265, MAR 201, SCT 111 |\n|  | BIOL 115 | ENV 101, FOR 237, HRT 205 |\n|  | CHEM 103/103L | CHM 101/ 121 |\n|  | CHEM 104/104L | CHM 102/ 122 |\n|  | CHEM 121/121L | CHM 111 |\n|  | CHEM 122/122L | CHM 112 |\n|  | GEOG 211 | GEO 200/220 |\n|  | PHYS 141/105L | PHY 100/101/ 121 |\n|  | PH","cbCailnQjdhoED78","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailnQjdhoED78","pdf",189594,1,2,"English","en",105,"# Program Planning Overview\n## Admission Timing and Course Notes\n# Liberal Learning Foundations (I)\n## Written Communication Literacy\n## Second Language Literacy\n## Mathematical Literacy\n## Logical Reasoning\n## Economic Modeling & Analysis\n# Liberal Learning Areas of Inquiry (A of I)\n## Civic & Democratic Engagement (AIDE)\n## Creative Expressions (AICE)\n## Global & Multicultural Perspectives (AIGM)\n## Investigating the Natural World (AINW)\n## Western Traditions (AIWT)\n## Department Transfer Credit Notes","[{\"question\":\"What is the program planning scope and who does it apply to?\",\"answer\":\"The plan applies to students admitted in Fall Semester 2023 and after. 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