Courses

Our Course Offerings

As a majority of our course offerings, students are highly encouraged to review and take Core-42 courses that will be easily transferable to any degree or college. There are additional courses that focus on major-specific pathways and career exploration. However, if there is a course that your student or school needs, please contact our office to discuss it.

Broken down by Knowledge area, all current Core-42 courses ECA offers are listed below with their general offering option. Those offering options list when a course is typically offered: Fall, Spring, Yearlong, or through our Traditional campus catalog. If a course is needed in a semester what is below or a specific format (online vs in-person), please contact our office to discuss it.

Mathematical Sciences

Class Code Class Name Offered
MAT110 Contemporary Problem Solving T
MAT111 Introductory Statistics F, S
MAT112 Finite Mathematics T
MAT116 College Algebra F, S
MAT167 Calculus with Analytic Geometry I F

F = Fall, S = Spring, T = Traditional, YL = Yearlong

Written & Oral Communications

Class Code Class Name Offered
COM104 Oral Communication F, S
ENG104 College Writing and Rhetoric F, S
ENG108 College Writing and Research F, S

F = Fall, S = Spring, T = Traditional, YL = Yearlong

Natural Sciences

Class Code Class Name Offered
BIO101 Principles of Biology YL
BIO105 Principles of Organismal Biology T
BIO106 Principles of Cell Biology T
BIO250 Anatomy and Physiology YL
CHE101 Introductory Chemistry YL
CHE111 General Chemistry I S
ESC111 Physical Geology T
GEO160 Physical Geography T
PHY101 How Things Work F
PHY104 Introduction to Astronomy T
PHY110 College Physics I S

F = Fall, S = Spring, T = Traditional, YL = Yearlong

Social and Behavioral Sciences

Class Code Class Name Offered
COM205 Introduction to Mass Media T
CRJ100 Introduction to Criminal Justice F, S
ECO101 Current Issues in the Economy F
ECO260 Principles of Macroeconomics F
ECO261 Principles of Microeconomics S
GEO100 World Geography T
HIS140 American History to 1865 F
HIS150 American History since 1865 S
PSC101 American National Government F, S
PSC200 International Politics F, S
PSC210 Comparative Political Systems S
PSY101 General Psychology F, S
PSY240 Life-Span Developmental Psychology S
SOC110 Introduction to Sociology F, S
SOC230 Social Problems T

F = Fall, S = Spring, T = Traditional, YL = Yearlong

Humanities and Fine Arts

Class Code Class Name Offered
ART100 Introduction to Art F, S
ART110 Beginning Drawing I T
ART140 Ceramics I T
ART180 Fibers T
ART205 Survey of Art History I T
ART255 Survey of Art History II T
CIN100 Introduction to Film F, S
ENG210 Approaches to Literature S
ENG211 American Literature T or As Needed
ENG212 British Literature T or As Needed
ENG245 Introduction to Creative Writing F
FRE100 Elementary French I F
FRE101 Elementary French II S
HIS200 Ancient and Medieval Civilization S
HIS210 Early Modern Europe T
HIS230 Modern Europe: 1789 to the Present F
HUM203 Humanities: Ancient and Medievel T
HUM204 Humanities: American Revolution to the Present T
MUS101 Perspectives in Music F, S
MUS140 Community Chorus T
MUS145 Marching Band T
MUS146 Concert Band T
MUS338 Concert Chorale I T
MUS339 Chamber Singers I T
MUS343 Brass Ensemble I T
MUS344 Jazz Ensemble I T
PHL230 Ethics S
PHL231 Healthcare Ethics F, S
PHL232 Business Ethics F
REL150 Religions of the World F
SPA100 Elementary Spanish I F, S
SPA101 Elementary Spanish II F, S
THR113 Introduction to Theatre T

F = Fall, S = Spring, T = Traditional, YL = Yearlong

Interdisciplinary Area - Core 42

Class Code Class Name Offered
EXS101 Fitness and Wellness F, S

F = Fall, S = Spring, T = Traditional, YL = Yearlong

Career Exploration/Electives/Major Specific

Class Code Class Name Offered
ACC201 Introductory Financial Accounting T
ACT101 Introduction to Information Tech T or As Needed
ACT201 Microcomputer Applications T
ALH106 Medical Terminology F, S
ALH210 Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response T or As Needed
ART120 Two-Dimension Design T
ART129 Design Software Applications T
CET101 Construction Industry Introduction F
CET105 Construction Materials S
CRJ110 Introduction to Criminal Justice F, S
CSC187 Java Programming T
EDU150 Psychological Development of Children S
EDU202/203 Introduction to Education F, S
EDU225 Educational Psychology F
EGT101 Manufacturing Industry Introduction F
EGT105 Introduction to Architecture S
GBA110 Introduction to Business T or As Needed
GBA201 Business Analytics and Statistics S
GBA211 Business Law I S
LAT101 Introduction to Law F
LAT115 Paralegal Studies S
MAT119 Trigonometry F, S
PTA101 Introduction to Physical Therapy F, S
PSY200 Intermediate Psychology T
PSY230 Psychology of Communication S
RSM240 Foundations of Esports F
SPA200 Intermediate Spanish III F
SPA201 Intermediate Spanish IV S
SWK250 Introduction to Social Work T

F = Fall, S = Spring, T = Traditional, YL = Yearlong