PROVISIONS OF THIS CATALOG | 2 |
TABLE OF CONTENTS | 3 |
ACADEMIC CALENDAR | 9 |
GENERAL INFORMATION | 10 |
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT | 15 |
SERVICES FOR STUDENTS | 42 |
STUDENT RESOURCES AND SERVICES | 46 |
Bursar’s Office | 46 |
Department of Campus Life | 46 |
Office of Career Services | 47 |
Office of Community Standards | 48 |
Counseling and Psychological Services | 48 |
Dining Services | 49 |
Disability Resource Center | 52 |
ADA Appeals and Grievances | 53 |
Office of Financial Aid | 54 |
Higher One Student Refunds (Clayton State OneCard) | 56 |
Housing and Residence Life | 56 |
Office of Information Technology & Services | 57 |
International Student Services | 58 |
LakerCard Center | 58 |
Department of Public Safety | 59 |
Orientation and New Student Programs | 60 |
Recreation and Wellness | 60 |
Office of the Registrar | 60 |
Small Business Development Center | 61 |
Spivey Hall | 61 |
Student Activities Center | 62 |
Division of Student Affairs | 62 |
Student Government Association | 63 |
The Loch Shop | 63 |
The Writers’ Studio 224 | 64 |
University Chorale | 64 |
University Health Services | 65 |
University Jazz Band | 65 |
University Relations | 66 |
University Theatre | 66 |
University Wind Orchestra | 66 |
Veterans Resource Center | 67 |
Intercollegiate Athletics | 67 |
ADMISSION INFORMATION | 68 |
Requirements for All Applicants | 68 |
Recent High School Graduates | 69 |
Non-Traditional Students | 71 |
Transfer Students | 72 |
Joint Enrollment / Early Admission of High School Students | 73 |
Transient Students | 75 |
International Students | 76 |
Other Admission Categories | 76 |
Readmission of Former Clayton State Students | 77 |
Georgia Residency Status | 78 |
Lawful Presence Verification | 79 |
Other Admission Information | 80 |
FINANCIAL INFORMATION | 83 |
ACADEMIC POLICIES | 86 |
Basic Undergraduate Student Responsibilities | 86 |
Required First-Year Experience Program Policy | 87 |
Notebook Computers at Clayton State | 87 |
Choosing a Degree Program and Major (Program of Study) | 89 |
Academic Minor Programs | 93 |
Registering for Courses | 94 |
Online Instruction | 96 |
Withdrawal From Courses | 97 |
Credit Hours | 99 |
Classification of Students | 103 |
Grading System | 103 |
Academic Standing | 106 |
Learning Support Requirements | 107 |
Academic Honors | 109 |
ROTC | 110 |
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS | 111 |
Associate and Baccalaureate Degrees Core Curriculum | 111 |
Area | 112 |
Associate of Arts and Associate of Science Core Curriculum Concentrations | 115 |
Bachelor of Applies Science Core Curriculum Regulations | 115 |
Upper-Division Major Requirements | 116 |
Total Hours Requirement | 116 |
Grade Point Average | 116 |
Grade Requirements for Specific Courses | 116 |
Residency Requirement | 116 |
Regents’ Courses and Testing | 117 |
General Certificate Requirements | 117 |
Constitution and History Requirement | 117 |
Other Graduation Regulations | 118 |
Application for Graduation | 118 |
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES | 119 |
Department of English | 121 |
Department of Interdisciplinary Studies | 148 |
Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies | 148 |
Bachelor of Science in Integrative Studies | 151 |
Bachelor of Applied Science in Administrative Management | 154 |
Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology Management | 157 |
Minor in African American Studies | 162 |
Minor in Aviation Administration | 163 |
Minor in Women’s and Gender Studies | 164 |
Department of Natural Sciences | 165 |
Department of Psychology | 178 |
Department of Social Sciences | 183 |
Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice | 184 |
Minor Program in Criminal Justice | 188 |
Minor Program in Homeland Security/Emergency Management | 189 |
Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies | 190 |
Minor Program in Legal Studies | 192 |
Certificate and Associate of Applied Science in Paralegal Studies | 193 |
Bachelor of Science in Political Science | 194 |
Minor Program in Political Science | 197 |
Bachelor of Science in Sociology | 198 |
Minor Program in Sociology | 201 |
Minor Program in Social and Community Justice | 202 |
Department of Teacher Education | 203 |
Department of Visual and Performing Arts | 214 |
Bachelor of Arts in Communication and Media Studies | 215 |
Minor Program in Communication and Media Studies | 219 |
Minor Program in Corporate Communication | 220 |
Minor Program in Dance | 221 |
Minor Program in Film | 221 |
Bachelor of Arts in Music | 222 |
Bachelor of Music | 227 |
Minor Program in Music | 238 |
Bachelor of Arts in Theatre | 239 |
Minor Program in Theatre | 242 |
Minor Program in Visual Art | 242 |
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS | 244 |
Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting | 248 |
Bachelor of Business Administration in General Business | 252 |
Bachelor of Business Administration in Management | 255 |
Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing | 259 |
Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management | 263 |
Minor Program in Finance | 266 |
Minor Program in Marketing | 267 |
Minor in Business for Non-BBA Majors | 267 |
Minor in Supply Chain Management | 268 |
COLLEGE OF HEALTH | 269 |
COLLEGE OF INFORMATION AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES | 291 |
Computer Science & Information Technology | 293 |
Bachelor of Information Technology | 295 |
Associate of Applied of Science in Information Technology | 298 |
Minor in Information Technology | 299 |
Online Bachelor of Science in Information Technology | 299 |
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science | 302 |
Minor Program in Computer Science | 306 |
Dual-Degree Engineering Program | 306 |
Certificate in Computer Networking | 310 |
Bachelor of Applied Science in Technology Management/CNET Concentration | 311 |
Department of Mathematics | 313 |
School of Graduate Studies | 320 |
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS | 322 |
Accounting (ACCT) | 323 |
African American Studies (AFAM) | 325 |
Art (ART) | 325 |
Astronomy (ASTR) | 327 |
AVIATION (AVIA) | 327 |
Biology (BIOL) | 328 |
Business (BUSA) | 335 |
Business Law (BLAW) | 335 |
Career Planning (CAPL) | 335 |
Chemistry (CHEM) | 336 |
Citizenship (CITZ) | 341 |
Communication (COMM) | 341 |
Communication and Media Studies (CMS) | 343 |
Computer Networking (CNET) | 348 |
Computer Science (CSCI) | 350 |
Computing (CPTG) | 353 |
Critical Thinking (CRIT) | 354 |
Criminal Justice (CRJU) | 354 |
Dance (DANC) | 358 |
Dental Hygiene (DHYG) | 359 |
Economics (ECON) | 363 |
Education (EDUC) | 364 |
English (ENGL) | 369 |
Experiential Learning (EXLA, EXLI, EXLP) | 376 |
Finance (FINA) | 376 |
Forensic Science (FOSC) | 377 |
Forensic Studies (FRST) | 377 |
French (FREN) | 378 |
Health Care Management (HCMG) | 379 |
Health Fitness Management (HFMG) | 382 |
Health (HLTH) | 385 |
Health Science (HSCI) | 387 |
History (HIST) | 388 |
Humanities (HUMN) | 394 |
Human Services (HMSV) | 395 |
Homeland Security Emergency Management (HSEM) | 396 |
Information Technology: Database Administration (ITDB) | 397 |
Information Technology: Foundations (ITFN) | 398 |
Information Technology: Information Design and Production (ITMM) | 403 |
Information Technology: Network Planning, Design and Management (ITNW) | 403 |
Information Technology: Software Development (ITSD) | 404 |
Information Technology Skills (ITSK) | 404 |
Integrative Studies (INTE) | 404 |
International Studies (INTL) | 405 |
Internet (INET) | 405 |
Journalism (JOUR) | 405 |
Language Arts/Reading (LART) | 406 |
Learning Support | 406 |
Management (MGMT) | 407 |
Marketing (MKTG) | 409 |
Mathematics (MATH) | 411 |
Music (MUSC) | 417 |
Nursing (NURS) | 424 |
Office (OFFC) | 429 |
Paralegal Studies (PARA) | 429 |
Philosophy (PHIL) | 432 |
Physics (PHYS) | 433 |
Political Science (POLS) | 435 |
Psychology (PSYC) | 439 |
PSYC 1101- Introduction to General Psychology (3-0-3) | 439 |
PSYC 2101- Psychology of Adjustment (3-0-3) | 440 |
PSYC 3130 - Social Psychology (3-0-3) | 440 |
PSYC 3140 - Crisis Intervention (3-0-3) | 440 |
Prerequisite(s): PSYC 1101 and PSYC 2103. | 441 |
PSYC 3510 - Psychological Testing and Measurement (2-2-3) | 441 |
PSYC 3520 - Theories of Personality (3-0-3) | 441 |
PSYC 3530 - Health Psychology (3-0-3) | 441 |
PSYC 3800 - Selected Topics in Psychology (3-0-3) | 442 |
An exploration of various topics and issues in the fields of psychology & human services. May be repeated for credit up to two times, when topic varies | 442 |
Prerequisite(s): PSYC 1101 | 442 |
PSYC 4110 - The Psychology of Gender (3-0-3) | 442 |
Prerequisite(s): PSYC 1101 and PSYC 2103. | 442 |
PSYC 4120 - Physiological Psychology (3-0-3) | 442 |
PSYC 4130 - Introduction to Cognitive Psychology (3-0-3) | 442 |
PSYC 4490 - Internship/Practicum in Psychology (0-V-3) | 442 |
PSYC 4500 - Senior Seminar and Internship/Practicum in Psychology II (0-V-3) | 443 |
PSYC 4540 - Introduction to Learning and Behavior (3-0-3) | 443 |
PSYC 4900 - Directed Readings in Psychology (3-0-3) | 443 |
Reading (READ) | 444 |
Science (SCI) | 444 |
Social Science (SOSC) | 446 |
Sociology (SOCI) | 446 |
SOCI 2420 - Social Problems (3-0-3) | 447 |
An in-depth study of major social problems, including population, hunger, drug use, science and technology, and poverty. | 447 |
SOCI 3130 - Drugs and Society (3-0-3) | 447 |
Prerequisite: SOCI 1101. | 447 |
SOCI 3150 – Sports Sociology (3-0-3) | 447 |
Prerequisite: SOCI 1101 | 447 |
SOCI 3310 - Race and Ethnicity (3-0-3) | 447 |
Prerequisite(s): SOCI 1101. | 447 |
SOCI 3333 – Deviance (3-0-3) | 447 |
Prerequisite: SOCI 1101 | 447 |
SOCI 3410 - Sociology of Religion (3-0-3) | 448 |
A study of the nature of religion, including the individual, societal and cultural dimensions of religion, the role of religion in social change, the status of religion in contemporary society. | 448 |
Prerequisite: SOCI 1101. | 448 |
Spanish (SPAN) | 449 |
Supply Chain Management (SCML) | 451 |
Technology (TECH) | 451 |
Theater (THEA) | 454 |
University Foundation (CSU) | 456 |
WebBSIT (WBIT) | 457 |
Writing Lab (WLAB) | 460 |
Women’s Studies (WST) | 460 |
UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA | 462 |
UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL | 466 |