Interdiscip Studies BS w 4-8 ESL Gen

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B.S. Interdisciplinary Studies
with 4-8 ESL Generalist Certification

Core Requirements:
See the University Undergraduate Degree Requirements section of the catalog for a listing of the Core courses. Minimum grade requirements are established for lower-level courses. Contact the Office of Academic Advising for information. Check prerequisites before enrolling in any courses.
Lower-Level Courses:
Three hours of Natural Science ¹
Field of Study Courses :
EDUC 1301 EDUC 2301	MATH 3033 or Structure of Number Systems or MATH 1350 MATH 1350
Prerequisite Courses for Admission to Teacher Education Program (TEP):
EDUC 4130 Theories of Educational Psychology INST 3133 Survey of Instructional Technologies	SILC 4135 Theories of American Pluralism
Academic Specialization Courses:
SILC 4032 Introduction to the Study of Languages SILC 4130 Foundations of Bilingual and ESL Education SILC 4131 ESL Methods	SILC 4132 Content-Based ESL SILC 4133 Language Learning
Pedagogy Courses:
TCED 4332 Science Methods for Grades 4-8 TCED 4333 Mathematics Methods for Grades 4-8	TCED 4738 Pre-Service Internship I TCED 4798 Pre-Service Internship II
Other Required Courses :
LLLS 4131 Survey of Reading LLLS 4436 Teaching Language Arts in the 4-8 Classroom LLLS 4531 Reading in Content Subjects MATH 3034 Algebra Through Technology MATH 3037 Fundamentals of Informal Geometry and Statistical Analysis	SPED 4030 Survey of Exceptionalities TCED 4010 Senior Seminar EC-12 TCED 4034 Creating Positive Learning Environments in 4-8 & 8-12 WRIT 3037 Advanced Writing
Choose one courses from:
LITR 3334 Mythology LITR 3631 Shakespeare LITR 4034 Workshop in Poetics LITR 4132 Modern American and English Poetry LITR 4133 Modern and Contemporary Drama LITR 4232 The American Renaissance LITR 4233 American Realism and Naturalism	LITR 4234 American Literature: Modernism LITR 4236 The Romantic Movement in English Literature LITR 4237 Victorian Literature LITR 4533 Tragedy LITR 4534 Comedy LITR 4535 The Literature of Adolescence
Three hours of upper-level Natural Science ¹
¹In the 12 hours (Core included) of Science, students must have at least one course in each of the following: Biology, Earth Science and Physics/Chemistry/Astronomy.