Great Basin College: BA in Secondary Education, Math Endorsement

Links in the charts below may be useful to you in determining course availability. However, for your specific program requirements, please see the appropriate GBC Catalog, which may differ from the following. If in doubt, confer with your adviser.

Program Requirements

Lower-Division
General Education Requirements

3	Composition I: ENG 101
3	Composition II: ENG 102
3	Fundamentals of Speech I: COM 113 or Oral Interpretation: THTR 221
0.5	Orientation: INT 100
(6)	Mathematics General Education met by Concentration Area Requirements
3	Fine Arts General Education
3	Humanities General Education
6	Science General Education
9	Social Science General Education, 3-6 credits of which must include the constitution requirement of PSC 103 or both HIST 101 and HIST 102

Lower-Division Secondary Education Core Requirements

3	Preparing Teachers to Use Technology: EDU 214
3	Foundations of Education: EDU 250

Upper-Division
General Education Requirements

1	Secondary Methods Practicum I: EDSC 311
1	Secondary Methods Practicum II: EDSC 313
1	Secondary Methods Practicum III: EDSC 315
3	Teaching and Learning Education: EDUC 323
3	Curriculum and Assessment Education: EDUC 406
3	Interdisciplinary Integrated Curriculum Secondary Education: EDSC 407
14	Secondary Supervised Teaching Internship: EDSC 483
3	Secondary Education Capstone Seminar: EDSC 491
3	Education of the Exceptional Child: EDSP 301
3	Principles of Educational Psychology: EPY 330
3	Integrative Humanities Seminar: INT 339 or Integrative Social Science Seminar: INT 349
3	Integrative Mathematics Seminar INT 359

Lower-Division Concentration Area Requirements

3	Introduction to Information Systems: IS 101
3	Introduction to Statistics: STAT 152
4	Calculus I: MATH 181
4	Calculus II: MATH 182
3	Discrete Mathematics I: MATH 251
4	Calculus III: MATH 283

Upper-Division Concentration Area Requirements

Content-Area Courses
3	Linear Algebra: MATH 330
3	Groups, Rings, and Fields: MATH 331
3	Number Theory for Secondary School Teachers: MATH 333
3	Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometry: MATH 475
3	Mathematics Elective, to be chosen from: MATH 285, MATH 314, or MATH 310
Methods Courses
3	Teaching Secondary English: EDSC 453

Suggested Course Sequence

NOTICE: The following sequence is simply a suggestion and may not be appropriate for all students. For example, some students will have to take from one to four developmental courses before they are prepared to take specific college level courses. Many students will need to take fewer courses each semester due to obligations in their lives. Full-time status is 12 credits per semester, but many programs provide students with the flexibility of taking fewer credits. Meeting with an adviser is crucial to establishing the best course sequence for each student.

Year 1

Fall Semester
INT 100	0.5
MATH 126	3
ENG 100 or ENG 101	3
EDU 214	3
Fine Art General Education	3
Social Science General Education	3
Total Year 1 Fall Credits	15.5

Spring Semester
MATH 127	3
ENG 102	3
STAT 152	3
Social Science General Education	3
Science General Education	3
Total Year 1 Spring Credits	15

Year 2

Fall Semester
MATH 181	4
MATH 251	3
IS 101	3
Science General Education	3
EDU 250	3
EDSC 311	1
Total Year 2 Fall Credits	17

Spring Semester
MATH 182	3
MATH 330	3
EDUC 323	3
EDSC 313	1
PSC 103	3
Humanities General Education	3
Total Year 2 Spring Credits	16

Year 3

Fall Semester
MATH 283	4
MATH 331	3
EPY 330	3
EDUC 406	3
COM 113 or THTR 221	3
Total Year 3 Fall Credits	16

Spring Semester
MATH 475	3
MATH 333	3
INT 359	3
Elective (select with adviser)	3
EDSP 301	3
Total Year 3 Spring Credits	15

Year 4

Fall Semester
EDSC 407	3
INT 339 or INT 349	3
EDSC 453	3
EDSC 315	1
Elective (select with adviser)	3
Total Year 4 Fall Credits	13

Spring Semester
EDSC 483 Student Teaching	14
EDSC 491 Capstone	3
Total Year 4 Spring Credits	17

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