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Cochise College General Education Courses - Transfer Degrees

Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC)

Arizona public community colleges and universities have agreed upon a common structure for transfer of general education curriculum. The Arizona General Education Curriculum (AGEC) block fulfills the lower-division general education requirements at all Arizona public community colleges and universities. Arizona residents who complete only an AGEC need to have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5 and a grade of C or better in each AGEC course for assured admission into an Arizona public university, while Arizona residents who complete an associate degree need to have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 for assured admission.

The AGEC block at Cochise College consists of 35-39 credits.

The three types of AGECs are:

AGEC-A meets the general education requirements for arts and liberal arts majors in the Associate of Arts (AA) degrees and in the Associate of Arts Elementary Education (AAEE) degree.
AGEC-B meets the general education requirements for business and information systems majors in the Associate of Business (ABUS) degrees.
AGEC-S meets the general education requirements for math and science majors in the Associate of Science (AS) degrees.

Coursework should be chosen from the appropriate AGEC course list to meet specific degree requirements.

General education requirements are:

Composition 6 credits
Mathematics 3-5 credits
Laboratory sciences 8 credits
Arts 3 credits
Humanities 3 credits
Social and behavioral sciences 6 credits
Technology literacy (AGEC-B only) 3 credits
AGEC-A : general education electives 4-6 credits
AGEC-B: general education electives 1-3 credits
AGEC-S: additional mathematics and/or laboratory sciences 6-8 credits
TOTAL GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS 35-39 CREDITS

The following applies to all Cochise College AGEC blocks:

  • All courses must be completed with a grade of C or better.
  • Six credits of coursework must be completed to fulfill the intensive writing requirement.
  • The cultural and historical or global awareness requirements are satisfied by completing the arts, humanities, and social and behavioral science portion of the AGEC.
  • A minimum of eight credits in the AGEC component of any transfer degree must be completed in residency at Cochise College.
  • Placement testing is required and prerequisites may apply.

AA, AAEE, ABUS, and AS Degrees

COMPOSITION 6 CREDITS

ENG 101Composition**

3
 
ENG 102English Composition**

3
OR
ENG 102HEnglish Composition

3

MATHEMATICS 3-5 CREDITS

AGEC-A

MAT 142College Mathematics**

3
MAT 151Precalculus Algebra**

4
MAT 154Mathematics for Elementary Education Majors I*

3
MAT 156Mathematics for Elementary Education Majors II*

3
MAT 167Elements of Statistics**

3
MAT 182Precalculus Trigonometry*

3
MAT 187Precalculus**

5
MAT 212Calculus for Business**

3
MAT 220Calculus I**

5
MAT 227Discrete Mathematics*

3
MAT 231Calculus II*

4
MAT 241Calculus III*

4
MAT 252Introduction to Linear Algebra

3
MAT 262Differential Equations*

3

AGEC-B

MAT 212Calculus for Business**

3
MAT 220Calculus I**

5

AGEC-S

MAT 220Calculus I**

5
MAT 231Calculus II*

4
MAT 241Calculus III*

4
MAT 252Introduction to Linear Algebra

3
MAT 262Differential Equations*

3

LABORATORY SCIENCES 8 CREDITS

AGEC-A or AGEC-B

AST 180Introduction to Astronomy**

4
BIO 100General Biology (for non-majors)**

4
BIO 105Environmental Biology*

4
BIO 156Introductory Biology for Allied Health*

4
BIO 160Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology**

4
BIO 181General Biology I (for majors)**

4
BIO 182General Biology II**

4
BIO 201Human Anatomy and Physiology I**

4
BIO 202Human Anatomy and Physiology II**

4
BIO 205Microbiology**

4
BIO 226Ecology*

4
CHM 130Fundamental Chemistry***

4
CHM 138Chemistry for Allied Health**

4
CHM 151General Chemistry I**

4
CHM 152General Chemistry II**

4
CHM 235General Organic Chemistry I**

4
CHM 236General Organic Chemistry II**

4
FOR 105Forensic Science: Physical Evidence*

4
GEO 101Physical Geography**

4
GLG 101Introduction to Geology I (Physical)***

4
GLG 102Introduction to Geology II (Historical)**

4
PHY 111General Physics I**

4
PHY 112General Physics II**

4
PHY 230Physics with Calculus I**

4
PHY 231Physics with Calculus II**

4

AGEC-S

BIO 181General Biology I (for majors)**

4
BIO 182General Biology II**

4
CHM 151General Chemistry I**

4
CHM 152General Chemistry II**

4
PHY 230Physics with Calculus I**

4
PHY 231Physics with Calculus II**

4

ARTS 3 CREDITS

ART 103Design Fundamentals**

3
ART 106Drawing I**

3
ART 107Survey of World Art: Prehistoric - Gothic**

3
ART 108Survey of World Art: Renaissance to the Twentieth Century**

3
ART 120Appreciation of the Visual Arts

3
ART 216Drawing II*

3
ART 220Printmaking I*

3
ART 225Printmaking II*

3
ART 230Color and Design*

3
ART 231Three-Dimensional Design and Sculpture**

3
ART 245Figure Drawing*

3
ART 270Ceramics I*

3
ART 273Ceramics IIA*

3
ART 274Ceramics IIB*

3
ART 275ACeramics III*

3
ART 280Painting I*

3
ART 281Painting II*

3
ART 285Beginning Photography*

3
ART 286Intermediate Photography*

3
ART 290Sculpture I*

3
ART 291Sculpture II*

3
ART 293Sculpture III*

3
ART 294Sculpture IV*

3
ART 295Watercolor Painting I*

3
ART 296Watercolor Painting II*

3
DMA 210Digital Imaging II**

3
DMA 211Computer Animation II**

3
DMA 260Graphic Design I**

3
DMA 261Graphic Design II*

3
DMA 262Digital Video Production*

3
DMA 263Digital Video Production II*

3
DMA 266Digital Photography*

3
DMA 267Digital Photography II*

3
ENG 119Creative Writing**

3
ENG 219Advanced Creative Writing**

3
HUM 200Film History**

3
JRN 201Essentials of Newspaper Publishing

3
MUS 100Fundamentals of Music Notation*

3
MUS 109Orchestra I

1
MUS 109AOrchestra II

1
MUS 110Chorus I

1
MUS 110AChorus II

1
MUS 111Band I

1
MUS 111ABand II

1
MUS 123American Popular Music*

3
MUS 132Music Theory I*

3
MUS 133Music Theory II*

3
MUS 201Ensemble

1
MUS 201AVoice Ensemble

1
MUS 201DPercussion Ensemble

1
MUS 201FGuitar Ensemble

1
MUS 201GJazz Ensemble

1
MUS 210Music Theatre Workshop

2
MUS 260Music Fundamentals through Experience

3
THE 101Acting I

3
THE 201Acting II

3
THE 220Dramatic Structure*

3

HUMANITIES 3 CREDITS

ART 107Survey of World Art: Prehistoric - Gothic**

3
ART 108Survey of World Art: Renaissance to the Twentieth Century**

3
ASL 101American Sign Language I*

4
ASL 102American Sign Language II*

4
ASL 201American Sign Language III*

4
ASL 202American Sign Language IV*

4
COM 102Essentials of Communication**

3
COM 110Public Speaking*

3
ENG 220British Literature I**

3
ENG 221British Literature II**

3
ENG 222Introduction to Shakespeare**

3
ENG 224American Literature I**

3
ENG 225American Literature II**

3
ENG 228Mythology and Folklore**

3
ENG 230Literature of the Southwest*

3
ENG 231Native American Literature**

3
ENG 255Introduction to the English Language**

3
ENG 260Irish Literature*

3
ENG 265Major American Writers*

3
ENG 273Women and Literature**

3
HON 260The Human Quest for Utopia*

3
HUM 101Humanities in Contemporary Life*

3
HUM 110Introduction to Film*

3
HUM 115Cultural Heritage of the Southwest*

3
HUM 116Middle Eastern Humanities*

3
HUM 200Film History**

3
HUM 205Cultural Studies through the Humanities I**

3
HUM 206Cultural Studies through the Humanities II**

3
HUM 210Foreign Film Classics*

3
JRN 101Introduction to Mass Communications

3
JRN 102Essentials of News Writing*

3
MUS 101Introduction to Music

3
MUS 232Music Theory III**

3
MUS 233Music Theory IV**

3
PHI 111Introduction to Western Philosophy***

3
PHI 113Introduction to Logic***

3
PHI 130Introduction to Ethics***

3
PHI 201Introduction to Eastern Philosophy**

3
PHI 202Philosophy of Religion**

3
SPA 101Elementary Spanish I**

4
SPA 102Elementary Spanish II**

4
SPA 201Intermediate Spanish I**

4
SPA 202Intermediate Spanish II**

4
THE 103Introduction to Theatre*

3

SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 6 CREDITS

AJS 101Introduction to Administration of Justice**

3
AJS 204/COM 204Elements of Intercultural Communication**

3
ANT 101The Origin and Antiquity of Humankind*

3
ANT 102Society and Culture*

3
ANT 110Exploring Archaeology*

3
ANT 235Principles of Archaeology**

3
ANT 286Historic Indian Tribes of North America*

3
ANT 287Archaeology of the Southwest**

3
COM 204/AJS 204Elements of Intercultural Communication**

3
ECE 150Introduction to Early Childhood Care and Education*

3
ECN 201Principles of Macroeconomics***

3
ECN 202Principles of Microeconomics***

3
EDU 201Introduction to Education

3
EDU 226Cultural Diversity in Education*

3
GEO 121World Regional Geography*

3
HIS 110History of the United States 1607-1877**

3
HIS 111History of the United States Since 1877**

3
HIS 201History of Women in the United States*

3
HIS 229History of Mexico I**

3
HIS 230History of Mexico II**

3
HIS 243Western Civilization I**

3
HIS 244Western Civilization II**

3
HIS 274The Holocaust*

3
POS 110American National Government**

3
POS 220Federal and Arizona Constitutions**

3
POS 230World Politics***

3
POS 240Comparative Politics**

3
PSY 101Introduction to Psychology**

3
PSY 210Social Psychology**

3
PSY 231/SOC 230Human Sexuality*

3
PSY 240Developmental Psychology**

3
PSY 250Introduction to Statistics***

4
PSY 270Abnormal Psychology**

3
PSY 290Research Methods**

3
SOC 101Introduction to Sociology**

3
SOC 160Sociology of Race and Ethnicity***

3
SOC 202Social Problems***

3
SOC 212Sociology of Gender**

3
SOC 230/PSY 231Human Sexuality*

3

TECHNOLOGY LITERACY 3 CREDITS

AGEC-B

CIS 120Introduction to Information Systems**

3
GENERAL EDUCATION ELECTIVES
AGEC-A

4-6
AGEC-B

1-3
ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS AND/OR LABORATORY SCIENCES
AGEC-S

6-8

Based on chosen major and after consulting with an advisor, select MAT 231, MAT 241, MAT 252, MAT 262, and/or appropriate laboratory science courses. See http://aztransmac2.asu.edu/cgi-bin/WebObjects/agec for a complete list.