Austin Community College

FY 2006 Degree Plan

The Associate of Arts degree in Anthropology provides students with the first two years of coursework towards a Bachelor of Arts degree in anthropology, preparing them for transfer to an institution that grants a baccalaureate degree. This degree plan offers a broad background of liberal arts courses transferable to a four-year institution, focusing on the cultural and biological diversity of the human species.

Students who plan to transfer to an institution that grants a baccalaureate degree to continue their study of anthropology should refer to the catalog of that institution for their degree requirements and consult with an ACC instructor of anthropology.

Semester I

	ENGL	1301		English Composition I	3
	HIST	1301		United States History I	3
				Foreign Language1	5
	ANTH	2301		Physical Anthropology	3
	SPCH	1311		Introduction to Speech Communication2	3
					------- 17

Semester II

+	ENGL	1302		English Composition II	3
	HIST	1302		United States History II	3
+				Foreign Language1	5
+				Mathematics3	3
	ANTH	2351		Cultural Anthropology	3
					------- 17

Semester III

	ANTH	2302		Introduction to Archaeology	3
	GOVT	2306		Texas State and Local Government	3
+				Natural Science3	3-4
				Visual and Performing Arts3	3
+				Humanities3	3
					------- 15-16

Semester IV

				Social and Behavioral Science3	3
	GOVT	2305		United States Government	3
+				Humanities3	3
+				Natural Science3	3-4
+	ANTH	2389		Academic Cooperative in Anthropology OR	3-4
	ANTH	2433		Archaeological Field Methods
					------- 15-17
				TOTALS	------- 64-67

¹ All foreign language hours must be in the same language.
² SPCH 1315 may be substituted for SPCH 1311.
³ Select from the appropriate section of the Core Curriculum Course List.