Fall 19 GE Course Crosswalk
Welcome to Monte's Favorite General Education Model
The table below crosswalks the requirements of the otter model with the new curriculum model, as well as the courses that meet both. If you have satisfied a requirement in the otter model with other courses, you will not have to repeat that area. Please direct any questions you have regarding requirements left to fulfill to your major advisor.
Otter Model (Catalogs 2012- Spring 2019) | Approved Courses | Monte's Model (Catalog Fall 2019 and future) |
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A1: Oral & Written Communication | ENSTU 111; FYS 111; HCOM 110 | A1: Oral Communication |
A2: Oral & Written Communication, Critical Thinking, and Ethics | CAD 101B; ENSTU 120; HCOM 120; SBS 110 |
A2: Written Communication |
A3: Oral & Written Communication, Critical Thinking, and Ethics | BIO 131; HCOM 200 | A3: Critical Thinking |
B1: Physical Science | CHEM 109; CHEM 110; CST 286; ENVS 101; ENVS 128; ENVS 282; GEOL 210; PHYS 121 |
B1: Physical Science |
B2: Life Science | BIO 106, BIO 204; BIO 210; BIO 211; BIO 230; ENVS 201; FYS 124; PSY 110; SBS 100 | B2: Life Science |
B3: Laboratory Practices | BIO 230; BIO 210L; BIO 211L; CHEM 109L; CHEM 110L; CST 286; ENVS 101; ENVS 128; ENVS 201; FYS 124; PHYS 121L; PSY 110L | B3: Laboratory Activity |
B4: Mathematics | CHHS 203; MATH 100; MATH 115; MATH 130; MATH 150; STAT 100 | B4: Mathematics/Quantitative Reasoning |
C1: Arts | CART 211; CART 220; CART 228; CART 230; CART 231; CART 232;CST 209; CST 226; CST 227; FYS 142; GS 225; HCOM 226; HCOM 227; HCOM 230; HCOM 231; JAPN 213; JAPN 215; LS 233; MPA 100; MPA 220; MPA 233; MPA 239; MPA 241 | C1: Arts, Cinema, Dance, Music, Theater |
C2: Humanities OR C3: World Languages & Cultures | ASL 101; ASL 102; ASL 201; ASL 202; CART 212; CHHS 210; CST 271; FYS 143; FYS 144; FYS 145; FYS 146; FYS 148; GS 214; HCOM 201; HCOM 223; HCOM 225; ITAL 101; ITAL 102; ITAL 201; ITAL 202; JAPN 101; JAPN 102; JAPN 201; JAPN 212; SPAN 101; SPAN 102; SPAN 201; SPAN 202; SPAN 212; SPAN 261; WLC 212 | C2: Humanities, Literature, Philosophy, Languages Other than English |
D1: Social Sciences OR D3: LD Service Learning | BUS 201; BUS 202; CHHS 204; CHHS 215; CHHS 225; CHHS 230; ENSTU 280; FYS 156; FYS 158; FYS 159; FYS 179; GS 215; GS 240; GS 251; GS 280; HCOM 241; HCOM 245; HDEV 260; PSY 100; SBS 101; SBS 102; SBS 252; SOC 100; | DGSS: General Social Sciences |
Lower Division D2, US 1 | HCOM 251; HCOM 265; SBS 111; SBS 112; SBS 246 | DHIS: US Histories (US1) |
Lower Division D2, US 2 and 3 | ED 212S; HCOM 260S; SBS 212S; SL 210S | DCSL: Civics and Service Learning (US2 & 3) |
E: Health & Well Being | CHHS 260S; FYS 181; FYS 182; FYS 183; HDEV 200; KIN 161; KIN 263; PSY 210 | E: Lifelong Learning and Self Development |
Upper Division | ||
UDGE | BIO 311; BIO 340; BUS 307; BUS 350; CHHS 384; CST 329; ENSTU 309; ENVS 307; GEOL 310; GEOL 360; KIN 370; KIN 371; MATH 308; MPA 305; MSCI 305; MSCI 345; NURS 301; SBS 324; SBS 333; STAT 310 | UDB: Integrated Scientific Inquiry/Quantitative Reasoning |
UDGE | CART 329; CHHS 350; CST 302; CST 328; ENSTU 384; HCOM 301; HCOM 304; HCOM 335; JAPN 305: JAPN 306; JAPN 308; JAPN 309; JAPN 310; JAPN 314; JAPN 340; JAPN 350; LS 390; LS 394; MPA 335; MPA 365; NURS 350; SBS 315; SPAN 340; SPAN 350; SPAN 365 |
UDC: Integrated Arts and Humanities |
UDGE | BUS 300S; CHHS 450; CHHS 396S; CST 462S; ENSTU 387; GS 342; GS 379; HCOM 343; HCOM 353; HCOM 360; HCOM 362; HCOM 369; HCOM 393; HDEV 350; HDEV 353; HDEV 360; JAPN 311; JAPN 407; KIN 471S; LS 310; LS 362; MPA 317S; NURS 499; PH 417; PH 447; PH 457; SBS 335; SBS 345; SBS 350; SBS 354; SBS 356; SBS 379; SBS 389; SBS 360S: SBS 384S; SBS 404S; SL 394S; SL 491S; SL 492S; SOC 312; SOC 317 | UDD: Integrated Social Sciences |
Undergraduate Degree Requirements
Otter Model (2012-Sp19) | Approved Courses | Monte's Fall 19 Model |
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D2/ US1 | HCOM 251; HCOM 265; SBS 111; SBS 112; SBS 246 (also HCOM 353) |
US1: 100 yrs of US History |
D3 or D1 and US2 & 3 | ED 212S; HCOM 260S; SBS 212S; SL 210S (also HCOM 362) |
US2: US constitution/govt |
See US2 above | ED 212S; HCOM 260S; SBS 212S; SL 210S | US3: CA state and local govt |
D4 | BIO 378S; BIO 379S; BUS 300S; CART 399S; CHHS 396S; CST 461S; CST 462S; ENSTU 349S; ENSTU 369S; ENSTU 384S; GS 339S; GS 380S; HCOM 307S; HCOM 317S; HCOM 339S; HCOM 340S; HCOM 350S; HCOM 432S; HDEV 305S; HDEV 380S; JAPN 320S; KIN 471S; LS 310S; LS 386S; LS 394S; LS 398S; MATH 361S; MATH 362S; MPA 317S; MSCI 359S; NURS 498S; PSY 391S; SBS 360S; SBS 384S; SBS 404S; SBS 485S; SL 300S; SL 391S; SL 394S; SL 491S; SL 492S; SL 497S; SPAN 301S; VPA 306S; VPA 320S |
UDSL: Upper Division Service Learning |
NEW | CART 303; CHHS 260S; CST 462S; FYS 146; HCOM 223; HCOM 226; HCOM 227; HCOM 231; HCOM 241; HCOM 245; HCOM 247; HCOM 322; HCOM 324; HCOM 325; HCOM 328; HCOM 329; HCOM 335; HCOM 338; HCOM 343; HCOM 344; HCOM 345; HCOM 346; HCOM 348; HCOM 353; HCOM 356; HCOM 365; HCOM 369; HCOM 393; HCOM 422; HCOM 428; HCOM 443; HCOM 445; HCOM 447; HCOM 451; HCOM 455; HDEV 320; HDEV 321; JAPN 301; JAPN 307; JAPN 317; KIN 471S; LS 362; LS 394; NURS 365; PANM 312; PH 417; SBS 246; SBS 304; SBS 320; SBS 323; SBS 325; SBS 348; SBS 350; SBS 353; SBS 381; SBS 383; SL 200S; SL 230S; SL 250S; SL 394S; SL 491S; SPAN 261; SPAN 308; SPAN 365; SPAN 370; SPAN 301S; VPA 347 |
ES: Ethnic Studies |
A4 | BIO 301; BUS 304; CART 303; CHHS 302; CST 300; ENSTU 300; ENVS 300; GS 362; HCOM 312; HCOM 317S; HDEV 301; JAPN 311; KIN 355; LS 300; MATH 300; MPA 304; MSCI 340; NURS 300; SBS 363; VPA 313 |
GWAR: Graduate Writing Assessment Requirement |
C3 | ASL 101, ASL 102, ITAL 101, ITAL 102, JAPN 101, JAPN 102, JAPN 350, NURS 350, SPAN 101, SPAN 102, SPAN 350 | WCL: World Culture & Language |
C3 and language proficiency | ASL 201, ASL 202, ITAL 201, ITAL 202, JAPN 201, JAPN 340, SPAN 201, SPAN 202, SPAN 212, SPAN 340, WLC 212 |
WCLP: World Culture & Language Prerequisite (ALL WCLP-tagged courses can also meet WCL) |
Students who completed lower division Area A in Otter Model but finish in new General Education Program may use Otter Model A1 to meet A1 and A2/3 to satisfy both A2 and A3 with only 8 units by exception. Students who completed any area within GE or all of GE have completed that area, even if they switch catalogs.
Students who have completed GWAR prior to Fall 2019 will most likely stay on their original catalog.
Students who completed Advanced Placement Tests, IB, or other exams for credit can find the GE area satisfied and scores required for credit here: https://csumb.edu/planning/credit-exam Please note that AP US Government does not cover the requirements for US 3, only US 2.
*HDEV 351 may count for UDGE and E OR D in Fall 2019 only. May count for HDEV 351 where required.