University Catalog 2007-2008

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Undergraduate Catalog 2007-2008

Table of Contents
GENERAL INFORMATION
	Accreditation Academic Calendar Directory of Campus Offices and Services The University Degrees Admission General Academic Policies and Regulations	Tuition and Fees Financial Assistance Veterans Educational Benefits Academic Support Services Student Services Alumni Relations Office Community Outreach Programs

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
	Undergraduate Programs Degree Requirements Academic Policies and Regulations	University Core Curriculum Program Honors Program

	College of Business General Requirements for BBA Degree Accounting Economics Finance	General Business Management Management Information Systems Marketing Minors

	College of Education Undergraduate Program General Requirements Requirements for Programs Leading to Teacher Certification Interdisciplinary Studies (BSIS) College Certification Requirements	Kinesiology Athletic Training Occupational Training and Development Military Science Program

	College of Liberal Arts Baccalaureate Degree Requirements Teacher Certification Programs Anthropology Art Communication Criminal Justice Economics English History Journalism Latin American Studies Mexican American Studies	Music Philosophy Political Science Psychology Public Relations Social Work Sociology Spanish Technical and Professional Writing Theatre Urban Studies Women and Gender Studies

	College of Nursing and Health Sciences Health Sciences	Nursing

	College of Science and Technology Centers for Research and Continuing Education Undergraduate Programs Teacher Certification Programs Biology Biomedical Sciences Chemistry Clinical Laboratory Science Computer and Information Science Engineering Technology	Environmental Science Geographic Information Science Geography Geoscience Mathematics Physical Science Physics Science, Mathematics and Technology Education

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS		Undergraduate Courses

FACULTY, REGENTS, AND ADMINISTRATION
	Faculty and Librarians Emeritus Faculty and Administrative Officers	Texas A&M University System Board of Regents Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Administration

APPENDICES
	A. Glossary B. Lower-Division Transfer Courses: Common Courses	C. Prevention of Alcohol Abuse and Illicit Drug Use D. Hazing

INDEX
STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY While university personnel may assist students in progressing toward the degree that they are seeking, the final and ultimate responsibility for understanding and following the degree requirements rests with the students themselves. Each student is held responsible for knowing degree requirements, for enrolling in courses that fit into degree programs and for taking courses in the proper sequence to ensure orderly progression of work. The student must seek advice about degree requirements and other university policies when necessary. The student is held responsible for knowing and abiding by University regulations regarding the standard of work required to continue in the University, as well as those dealing with academic integrity, scholastic probation, suspension, and dismissal. Additionally, the student is expected to comply with the rules in the Student Handbook and Student Code of Conduct, as well as the processes in the latter, which are administered by the Office of Student Affairs.
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