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College Core Courses
American & Texas Government (Political Science) Courses
- GOV 106C – Politics & Govt in Contemporary Texas (Online, Self-paced)
- GOV 306C – Politics & Govt in Contemporary Texas (Online, Self-paced)
- GOV 310L – American Government (Online, Self-paced)
- GOV 312L – Issues & Policies in American Govt: U.S. Foreign Policy (Online, Self-paced)
Humanities & U.S. History Courses
- E 316N – World Literature (Online, Self-paced)
- HIS 317L – Women in United States History (Online, Self-paced)
Mathematics Courses
UT Austin Core
- M 305G – Preparation for Calculus (Online, Self-paced)
- M 408C – Differential and Integral Calculus (Online, Self-paced)
Texas Common Course
- M 316K – Foundations of Arithmetic (Online, Self-paced)
- M 316L – Foundations of Geometry, Statistics, and Probability (Online, Self-paced)
Natural Sciences & Technology, Parts 1 & 2 Courses
- PHY 309K – Elementary Physics for Nontechnical Students (Online, Self-paced)
- PHY 309L – Elementary Physics for Nontechnical Students (Online, Self-paced)
Social & Behavioral Sciences Courses
- AFR 303 – Introduction to Black Studies (Online, Self-paced)
- ANT 302 – Cultural Anthropology (Online, Self-paced)
- ECO 304K – Introduction to Microeconomics (Online, Self-paced)
- ECO 304L – Introduction to Macroeconomics (Online, Self-paced)
- PSY 301 – Introduction to Psychology (Online, Self-paced)
Visual & Performing Arts Courses
- CC 303 – Introduction to Classical Mythology (Online, Self-paced)
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Related Courses
M 408D - Sequences, Series, and Multivariable Calculus
M408D is the second course in UT's standard first-year calculus sequence. It is directed at students in the natural and social sciences and at engineering students.
PHL 301 – Introduction to Philosophy
Though not a core requirement, the study of philosophy promotes independent thinking, critical reading skills, analytical skills and the ability to think abstractly, which are valuable skills for any college student.
