Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer (AAOT) Degree Requirements

Degree

Courses

• ART101 — Understanding Art
• ART102 — The Creativity Class
• ART115 — Basic Design: Two Dimensional
• ART116 — Basic Design: Color
• ART117 — 3D Design: Construct and Recycle
• ART120 — Digital Media Time Design
• ART121 — Introduction to Digital Arts
• ART131 — Introduction to Drawing 1
• ART201 — Introduction to the Arts of East Asia
• ART204 — Introduction to Art History: 40,000 BCE to 726 CE
• ART205 — Introduction to Art History: 500-1789 CE
• ART206 — Introduction to Art History: Neo-Classicism to Twentieth Century
• ART207 — Graphic Design Literacy
• ART221 — Graphic Design 1: Icons and Symbols
• ART222 — Graphic Design 2: Logo Design
• ART223 — Graphic Design 3 - Package Design
• ART224 — Type Design 1
• ART225 — Type Design 2
• ART234 — Figure Drawing
• ART237 — Photo Illustration
• ART238 — Introduction to Illustration
• ART240 — Advanced Digital Illustration
• ART258 — Introduction to Ceramics
• ART265 — Photography 1
• ART281 — Painting 1
• ART291 — Beginning Sculpture
• ASL211 — American Sign Language 4
• ASL212 — American Sign Language 5
• ASL213 — American Sign Language 6
• ATH101 — Human Evolution
• ATH102 — Archaeology
• ATH103 — Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• BI101 — General Biology: Ecology and Diversity
• BI102 — General Biology: Cell Biology, Genetics, and Evolution
• BI103 — General Biology: Plant/Animal Structure and Function
• BI112 — Cell Biology for Health Occupations
• BI131 — Environmental Science 1
• BI132 — Environmental Science 2
• BI143 — Marine Biology
• BI153 — Fundamentals of Plant Biology
• BI221Z — Principles of Biology: Cells
• BI222Z — Principles of Biology: Organisms
• BI223Z — Principles of Biology: Ecology and Evolution
• BI231Z — Human Anatomy and Physiology 1
• BI232Z — Human Anatomy and Physiology 2
• BI233Z — Human Anatomy and Physiology 3
• BI234 — Microbiology
• BT104 — Business English 1
• BT105 — Business English 2
• CH110 — Foundations of General, Organic, and Biochemistry
• CH114 — Chemistry in Art
• CH117 — Chemistry in the Kitchen
• CH121 — College Chemistry 1
• CH122 — College Chemistry 2
• CH123 — College Chemistry 3
• CH201 — Chemistry for Engineers 1
• CH202 — Chemistry for Engineers 2
• CH221Z — General Chemistry 1
• CH222Z — General Chemistry 2
• CH223Z — General Chemistry 3
• CH227Z — General Chemistry 1 Lab
• CH228Z — General Chemistry 2 Lab
• CH229Z — General Chemistry 3 Lab
• CHN201 — Second Year Chinese Term 1
• CHN202 — Second Year Chinese Term 2
• CHN203 — Second Year Chinese Term 3
• CIS233J — Fundamentals of Java Programming 2
• CLA201 — Introduction to Chicano and Latino Studies 1
• CLA202 — Introduction to Chicano and Latino Studies 2
• CLA203 — Introduction to Chicano and Latino Studies 3
• COMM100Z — Introduction to Communication
• COMM105 — Listening and Critical Thinking
• COMM111Z — Public Speaking
• COMM112 — Persuasive Speaking
• COMM115 — Intercultural Communication
• COMM130 — Business and Professional Speaking
• COMM212 — Media, Communication, and Society
• COMM218Z — Interpersonal Communication
• COMM219 — Team Communication and Leadership
• COMM227 — Nonverbal Communication
• COMM237 — Communication and Gender
• COMM260 — Conflict and Communication
• CS160 — Introduction Computer Science
• CS161 — Computer Science 1
• CS162 — Computer Science 2
• CS205 — System Programming and Architecture
• CS260 — Computer Science 3: Data Structures
• CS290 — Web Development
• DATA101 — Introduction to Data Science
• EC200 — Introduction to Economics
• EC201Z — Principles of Microeconomics
• EC202Z — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ED216 — Foundations of Education
• ED229 — Learning and Development
• ENG100 — Literature Appreciation
• ENG104Z — Introduction to Fiction
• ENG105Z — Introduction to Drama
• ENG106Z — Introduction to Poetry
• ENG107 — Introduction to World Literature: The Ancient World Through the Middle Ages
• ENG108 — Introduction to World Literature: The Renaissance Through the Romantic Revolt 1450-1850
• ENG109 — Introduction to World Literature: 1850 to the Present
• ENG201 — Introduction to Shakespeare: 1587-1600
• ENG202 — Introduction to Shakespeare: 1600-1616
• ENG204 — Survey of English Literature: Beowulf to Milton
• ENG205 — Survey of English Literature: Restoration to Romantics
• ENG206 — Survey of English Literature: Victorian to Postcolonial
• ENG216 — Comic Books as Literature
• ENG220 — Introduction to Literature for Children and Young Adults
• ENG245 — Diverse Voices in American Literature
• ENG250 — Introduction to Mythology and Folklore
• ENG253 — Survey of American Literature Through 1865
• ENG254 — Survey of American Literature: 1865 to Present
• ENG260 — Introduction to Women Writers
• ENG261 — Introduction to Science Fiction
• ENG269 — Environmental Literature
• FA255 — Understanding Movies: Film Styles
• FA256 — Understanding Movies: Great Film Directors
• FA257 — Understanding Movies: Themes & Genres
• FR201 — Second Year French, Term 1
• FR202 — Second Year French, Term 2
• FR203 — Second Year French, Term 3
• GEG105 — Physical Geography
• GEG106 — Cultural Geography
• GEG107 — Development, Resources, and Sustainability
• GEG201 — World Regional Geography: The Developed World
• GEG202 — World Regional Geography: The Developing World
• GEG206 — Geography of Oregon
• GEG207 — Geography on the United States and Canada
• GEO142 — Geologic Hazards of the Pacific Northwest
• GEO143 — Rocks and Geologic History of the Pacific Northwest
• GEO144 — Surface Geology of the Pacific Northwest
• GEO201 — Geology: Rocks and Minerals
• GEO202 — Geology: Surface and Environmental Geology
• GEO203 — Geology: Evolution of Earth
• GS104 — General Science: Physics
• GS105 — General Science: Chemistry
• GS106 — General Science: Earth Science
• GS107 — General Science: Astronomy
• GS108 — General Science: Oceanography
• GS141 — General Science: Earth Systems Science
• HE204 — Nutrition and Fitness
• HE209 — Human Sexuality
• HE213 — Women’s Health Issues
• HE232 — Science of Happiness
• HE240 — Drugs, Behavior, and Health
• HE250 — Personal Health
• HE251 — Community Health
• HE252 — First Aid and CPR
• HPE184 — Sports Medicine: Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries
• HPE270 — Sport Psychology
• HPE285 — Advanced Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries
• HPE295 — Health and Fitness for Life
• HST104 — World Civilization: 3500 B.C. to 1450
• HST105 — World Civilization: 1450 C.E. to 1870
• HST106 — World Civilization: 1870 to the Present
• HST201Z — United States History 1
• HST202Z — United States History 2
• HST203Z — United States History 3
• HST237 — Protest, War, and Peace: America in the Sixties
• HST258 — African American History
• HST269 — Pacific Northwest History
• HUM106 — British Life and Culture
• HUM120 — International Community Development in Action
• HUM220 — Resisting Empire: Latin American Revolutions
• HUM225 — Effective International Development: Theory to Practice
• JNL224 — Introduction to Mass Communications
• JPN201 — Second Year Japanese, Term 1
• JPN202 — Second Year Japanese, Term 2
• JPN203 — Second Year Japanese, Term 3
• LING210 — Introduction to Linguistics
• MTH095 — Intermediate Algebra
• MTH105Z — Math in Society
• MUS111 — Music Theory 1
• MUS112 — Music Theory 2
• MUS113 — Music Theory 3
• MUS161 — Music Appreciation
• PH107 — Astronomy: Solar System
• PH108 — Astronomy: Stars
• PH109 — Astronomy: Galaxies
• PH201 — General Physics
• PH202 — General Physics
• PH203 — General Physics
• PH211 — Physics for Engineers and Scientists
• PH212 — Physics for Engineers and Scientists
• PH213 — Physics for Engineers and Scientists
• PH214 — Lab for PH201 or PH211
• PH215 — Lab for PH202 or PH212
• PH216 — Lab for PH203 or PH213
• PHL201 — Introduction to Philosophy
• PHL203 — Ethics
• PHL204 — Critical Thinking and Logic
• PHL205 — Biomedical Ethics
• PHL206 — Philosophy of Religion
• PS201 — American Government
• PS203 — State and Local Government
• PS205 — International Relations
• PS250 — Introduction to Law 1
• PSY101 — Psychology of Human Relations
• PSY201Z — Introduction to Psychology 1
• PSY202Z — Introduction to Psychology 2
• PSY218 — Educational Psychology
• PSY234 — Social Psychology
• PSY237 — Life Span Development
• PSY239 — Abnormal Psychology
• REL160 — World Religions
• REL201 — Asian Religions
• REL202 — Middle Eastern Religions
• REL203 — Religion in U.S. Culture
• RUS201 — Second Year Russian, Term 1
• RUS202 — Second Year Russian, Term 2
• RUS203 — Second Year Russian, Term 3
• SOC204Z — Introduction to Sociology
• SOC205Z — Social Change and Institutions
• SOC206Z — Social Problems
• SOC210 — Sociology of the Family
• SOC213 — Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
• SOC221 — Juvenile Delinquency
• SOC223 — Sociology of the Environment and Sustainability
• SOC232 — Death and Dying: A Socio-Cultural Perspective
• SPN201 — Second Year Spanish, Term 1
• SPN202 — Second Year Spanish, Term 2
• SPN203 — Second Year Spanish, Term 3
• SPN214 — Heritage Spanish 1
• SPN215 — Heritage Spanish 2
• SPN216 — Heritage Spanish 3
• STAT243Z — Elementary Statistics 1
• STAT244 — Probability and Statistics 2
• WR121Z — Composition 1
• WR122Z — Composition 2
• WR227Z — Technical Writing
• WR240 — Creative Nonfiction
• WR241 — Fiction
• WR242 — Poetry
• WR243 — Playwriting
• WR244 — Advanced Fiction
• WR250 — Writing for Children
• WR262 — Screenwriting: Feature Films
• WS101 — Introduction to Women’s Studies
• WS102 — Women of the World

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