Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders Speech Pathology & Audiology Program Supporting Courses In addition to fulfilling GEF requirements, students in the SPA major are required to take one course in normal human development (3 credit hours) and two courses in abnormal human development (6 credit hours). Although the supporting courses are not a pre-SPA requirement, they are required for the SPA degree program. Therefore, pre-SPA students should consider enrolling in these courses after they have completed the GEF and pre-SPA requirements. Additionally, SPA students must complete a course +lab in Biological Science, a course in Physical Science, a Mathematics course, a Statistics course, a Computer Sciences course, and two courses in an Elementary (spoken) Foreign Language. Students should refer to the official list of GEF-approved courses, as some supporting area courses may fulfill GEF requirements.

Normal Human Development (choose one from the following): CDFS 110 CDFS 415 PSYC 241

Families Across the Life Span Family Interaction and Communication Introduction to Human Development

Abnormal Human Development (choose two courses from the following): CHPR 170 COMM 308 COMM 317 COMM 408 DISB 380 DISB 385 PHIL 331 LING 514 PSYC 202 PSYC 232 PSYC 251 PSYC 281 PSYC 302 PSYC 351 PSYC 364   1.29.16    

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Health of the Individual Nonverbal Communication Communication and Aging Advanced Study in Nonverbal Communication Disability and the Family Disability and Society Health Care Ethics Sociolinguistics Research Methods in Psychology Sex Roles and Behavior Introduction to Social Psychology Introduction to Abnormal Psychology Behavior Principles Topics in Social Psychology Psychology of Adjustment  

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PSYC 382 PSYC 423 PSYC 424 PSYC 425 PSYC 474 RDNG 421 RPTR 145 SOWK 147 SOWK 151 SOWK 300 SOCA 223 SOCA 360 SPED 304

Exceptional Children Cognition and Memory Learning and Behavior Theory Perception Behavior Modification Developmental Reading Recreation Services for Special Populations Human Diversity Introduction to Social Work Social Welfare Policy and Services 1 Death and Dying Women and Men in Society Special Education in Contemporary Society

 

Mathematics (choose STAT 211 or ECON 225, MATH 126 or higher is a prerequisite): MATH 126

College Algebra or higher

STAT 211 or ECON 225

Elementary Statistical Inference (GEF 3) Elementary Business and Economics Statistics

Elementary Foreign Language (choose one course sequence from the following): ARBC 101 & ARBC 102 CHIN 101 & CHIN 102 FRCH 101 & FRCH 102 or FRCH 100 GER 101 & GER 102 ITAL 101 & ITAL 102 JAPN 101 & JAPN 102 PORT 101 & PORT 102 RUSS 101 & RUSS 102 SPAN 101   1.29.16    

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Elementary Modern Standard Arabic 1 and Elementary Modern Standard Arabic 2 First Year Chinese 1 and First Year Chinese 2 Elementary French 1 and Elementary French 2 Intensive Elementary French Introduction to German Language and Culture 1 and Introduction to German Language and Culture 2 Elementary Italian 1 and Elementary Italian 2 Elementary Japanese 1 and Elementary Japanese 2 Elementary Portuguese 1 and Elementary Portuguese 2 Elementary Russian 1 and Elementary Russian 2 Elementary Spanish 1  

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& SPAN 102 or SPAN 100

and Elementary Spanish 2 Intensive Elementary Spanish

Physical Science (choose one from the following): PHYS 101 PHYS 105 PHYS 107 PHYS 108 PHYS 111 CHEM 111 CHEM 115 CHEM 117

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Introductory Physics Conceptual Physics Physics of Music Light, Vision and Color General Physics Survey of Chemistry Fundamentals of Chemistry Principles of Chemistry

Supporting Courses Fulfilling GEF Requirements ENGL 101 & ENGL 102 or ENGL 103

Composition and Rhetoric and Composition and Rhetoric (GEF 1) Accelerated Academic Writin