English Composition I (ENG 111)
An introductory college writing course emphasizing critical reading, analytic thinking, and expository essay…
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Courses at Lehman College
English Composition II (ENG 121)
An advanced composition and research course focusing on literary interpretation and academic inquiry. Students…
Introduction to Creative Writing (ENW 210)
An introduction to the craft of creative writing across multiple forms, including poetry, short fiction, and…
Literary Genres (ENG 222)
A comprehensive study of major literary genres, exploring the conventions, historical development, and artistic…
English Literature (ENG 223)
A survey of significant literary works in the British tradition from the Old and Middle English periods through…
College Algebra (MAT 104)
A core foundation in intermediate and college-level algebra. Topics include linear, quadratic, polynomial,…
Quantitative Reasoning (MAT 126)
A liberal arts mathematics course developing quantitative literacy, logical reasoning, and practical…
Foundations of Data Science (MAT 128)
An introduction to modern data science methodologies, combining computational thinking with statistical…
Introduction to Statistics (MAT 132)
An introduction to applied statistics covering descriptive measures, probability theory, discrete and continuous…
Elements of Precalculus (MAT 171)
An accelerated preparatory course covering algebraic and trigonometric functions, coordinate geometry,…
Precalculus (MAT 172)
A rigorous precalculus course focusing on algebraic, trigonometric, exponential, and logarithmic functions,…
Calculus I (MAT 175)
A first course in single-variable differential and integral calculus. Core concepts include limits, continuity,…
Calculus II (MAT 176)
A continuation of single-variable calculus covering advanced integration techniques (integration by parts,…
Elements of Linear Algebra (MAT 313)
An introductory treatment of linear algebra. Topics encompass systems of linear equations, matrix algebra,…
General Psychology (PSY 166)
A broad survey of modern psychological science, investigating empirical methodologies and foundational theories…
Critical Thinking in Psychology (PSY 200)
An exploration of empirical reasoning, cognitive biases, scientific hypothesis formulation, and evidence…
Child Psychology (PSY 217)
An examination of child development from prenatal stages through middle childhood, focusing on neurological…
Psychology of Adolescence (PSY 218)
A study of psychological, biological, and social changes occurring during adolescence. Topics include pubertal…
Statistical Methods in Psychology (PSY 226)
An introduction to statistical techniques applied in psychological and behavioral research. Topics include…
Abnormal Psychology (PSY 234)
A survey of psychopathology examining the etiology, diagnostic criteria (DSM classification), assessment, and…
Industrial-Organizational Psychology (PSY 240)
Application of behavioral science principles to workplace settings. Core topics include personnel selection,…
Experimental Psychology I (PSY 305)
A laboratory-intensive course in experimental research methodologies in psychology. Students formulate testable…
Principles of Biology: Cells and Genes (BIO 166)
A foundational cellular and molecular biology course for science majors and pre-health students. Topics include…
Principles of Biology: Organisms (BIO 167)
A comparative survey of organismal biology, phylogenetic diversity, and ecology. Covers anatomical systems,…
Human Biology of Systems (BIO 173)
A conceptual exploration of human anatomy and physiology tailored for non-majors and allied health tracks. The…
Anatomy and Physiology I (BIO 181)
Part one of a comprehensive two-semester sequence in human anatomy and physiology. Focuses on cellular biology,…
Anatomy and Physiology II (BIO 182)
Part two of the human anatomy and physiology sequence. In-depth study of the endocrine, cardiovascular,…
Human Biology (BIO 183)
An integrated introduction to human biology for general education and non-science majors. Topics cover cellular…
Microbiology (BIO 230)
An introduction to the biology of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa. Emphasizes…
Genetics (BIO 238)
Principles of heredity and modern genetic mechanisms. Focuses on Mendelian inheritance patterns, chromosome…
Essentials of General Chemistry Lecture (CHE 114)
A foundational lecture course covering essential chemical principles for nursing and allied health students.…
Essentials of General Chemistry Laboratory (CHE 115)
Laboratory experiments illustrating the fundamental concepts taught in CHE 114, focusing on measurement…
Elements of Chemistry I (CHE 137)
A general education chemistry course introducing non-science majors to core principles of matter, atomic…
Elements of Chemistry II (CHE 138)
A companion laboratory and lecture module exploring practical chemistry applications, chemical safety,…
General Chemistry I (CHE 166)
First semester of general chemistry for STEM majors and pre-professional health tracks. Comprehensive study of…
General Chemistry Laboratory I (CHE 167)
Laboratory exercises reinforcing concepts in CHE 166, emphasizing quantitative analytical procedures,…
Organic Chemistry Lecture I (CHE 232)
First semester of organic chemistry covering the structure, stereochemistry, conformation, and reaction…
Computer Literacy (CIS 106)
A practical computing course introducing students to productivity software suites, operating system…
Microcomputer Architecture (CIS 212)
Hardware architecture and underlying system software of modern microcomputers. Topics include microprocessor…
Programming Methods I (CMP 167)
An introductory programming course utilizing a modern high-level object-oriented language (such as Java or…
Programming Methods II (CMP 168)
Intermediate programming focusing on object-oriented software engineering principles. Topics include class…
Discrete Mathematics (CMP 232)
Mathematical foundations for computer science. Covers propositional and predicate logic, proof techniques…
Data Structures and Algorithms (CMP 338)
Design, analysis, and implementation of fundamental data structures and algorithms. Topics encompass asymptotic…
Fundamentals of Sociology (SOC 166)
An introduction to sociological perspectives and empirical methods. Examines human social structures,…
Sociology of the Family (SOC 227)
Sociological analysis of family structures, marriage, kinship, and intimate partnerships. Examines historical…
Sociological Perspectives on Gender and Society (SOC 228)
Exploration of gender as a social institution. Analyzes how societal norms, gender roles, power relations, and…
Urban Sociology (SOC 234)
Study of urbanization and urban social life. Topics include metropolitan growth patterns, spatial segregation,…
Education and Society (SOC 235)
Examination of education as a major social institution. Investigates how schools reproduce or challenge social…
Introduction to Social Work and Social Welfare (SWK 237)
An introduction to the history, values, ethics, and practice fields of social work. Explores social welfare…
Introduction of Macroeconomics (ECO 166)
An introduction to macroeconomic theory and policy. Topics include national income accounting (GDP),…
Introduction to Microeconomics (ECO 167)
Principles of microeconomic analysis. Explores supply and demand dynamics, market equilibrium, elasticity,…
Principles of Accounting I (ACC 171)
Foundations of financial accounting. Covers the full accounting cycle, journal entries, ledger posting,…
Principles of Accounting II (ACC 272)
Managerial and cost accounting concepts for organizational decision-making. Topics include cost-volume-profit…
Principles of Management (BBA 204)
Comprehensive introduction to management principles and organizational behavior. Covers strategic planning,…
Business Statistics I (BBA 303)
Statistical applications in business and economic decision-making. Focuses on probability models, hypothesis…
Marketing Management (BBA 332)
Strategic marketing principles in domestic and global business settings. Examines consumer behavior, market…
Contemporary Political Issues (POL 150)
An introductory examination of pressing contemporary domestic and international political issues. Students…
American Political System (POL 166)
A foundational analysis of the United States political system. Covers constitutional origins, federalism, civil…
Public Policy (POL 211)
Study of the public policy formulation and implementation processes in the United States. Examines agenda…
Criminal Justice (POL 217)
Overview of the American criminal justice system. Examines law enforcement operations, court procedures,…
International Politics (POL 240)
An introduction to international relations and world politics. Covers theories of realism, liberalism, and…
Foundations of the United States (HIS 243)
A historical survey of the American nation from pre-Columbian societies and colonial settlements through the…
Modern United States History (HIS 244)
A comprehensive study of United States history from the late 19th century to the present. Examines…
Civilizations of the Ancient World (HIS 246)
A survey of major ancient civilizations across Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece, Rome, South Asia, and China. Focuses…
Medieval Civilization (HIS 247)
A historical analysis of Western and Mediterranean societies from the decline of the Western Roman Empire…
Introduction to Latin America and the Caribbean I (HIS 266)
An introductory historical survey of Latin America and the Caribbean from indigenous civilizations (Maya, Aztec,…
Critical Reasoning (PHI 169)
An introduction to critical thinking, informal logic, and argumentative writing. Students learn to identify…
Introduction to Logic (PHI 170)
A formal study of symbolic logic and deductive reasoning. Topics include propositional logic, truth tables,…
Problems of Philosophy (PHI 171)
An exploration of enduring philosophical questions regarding the nature of reality (metaphysics), the limits of…
Contemporary Moral Issues (PHI 172)
An examination of major moral theories (utilitarianism, deontology, virtue ethics) applied to pressing…
Justice and Society (PHI 173)
A study of political philosophy focusing on foundational concepts of justice, individual liberty, authority,…
Introduction to Astronomy (AST 101)
An introductory non-mathematical astronomy course exploring our planetary system, the Sun, planetary geology,…
Introduction to the Universe (AST 102)
An exploration of astrophysical phenomena on cosmic scales. Topics include stellar evolution, supernovae,…
Conceptual Physics (PHY 131)
A conceptual introduction to classical and modern physics for non-science majors. Covers Newtonian mechanics,…
Fundamental Concepts and Methods of Physics (PHY 135)
A fundamental physics lecture and laboratory course examining the scientific method, kinematics, force, work and…
General Physics I (PHY 166)
An algebra- and trigonometry-based general physics course for pre-medical, allied health, and life science…
The United States Health Care Delivery System (HSD 266)
A comprehensive analysis of the United States healthcare delivery system. Explores healthcare financing…
Fundamentals of Biostatistics (HSD 269)
An introduction to biostatistical methods utilized in epidemiology and clinical health research. Covers…
Equity in Public Health (HEA 300)
An investigation of public health systems, epidemiology principles, and health disparities. Emphasizes social…
Growth and Development (HIN 268)
A comprehensive study of human growth and development across the entire lifespan from prenatal stages through…
Nursing as a Human Science (NUR 300)
Foundational course exploring the historical, philosophical, and theoretical frameworks of professional nursing.…
Elementary Spanish I (SPA 111)
An introductory language course developing basic conversational, listening, reading, and writing skills in…
Elementary Spanish II (SPA 112)
Continuation of elementary Spanish. Expands communicative fluency, past-tense verb conjugations (preterite and…
Introduction to American Sign Language I (SPV 101)
An introduction to American Sign Language (ASL) and Deaf Culture. Focuses on manual alphabet fingerspelling,…
Introduction to American Sign Language II (SPV 102)
Continuation of American Sign Language I. Emphasizes expanding ASL vocabulary, conversational narrative…
Articulatory Phonetics (SPV 245)
An introduction to articulatory phonetics and the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA). Students learn the…
Tradition and Innovation in the Art of the West (ARH 167)
A survey of major masterpieces in Western painting, sculpture, and architecture from ancient antiquity to the…
Observation and the Visual Experience (ART 109)
A studio art course introducing observational drawing concepts, perspective, line quality, contour, shading,…
Introduction to Music (MSH 114)
An introduction to the appreciation and history of Western art music. Students analyze complete musical works…
The Art of the Theatre (THE 241)
A comprehensive introduction to the art of live theatre. Explores dramatic literature, playwriting, directing,…
History of African Americans (AAS 245)
A historical and cultural survey of African Americans from West African roots and the transatlantic slave trade…
Contemporary Black Music (AAS 266)
A study of modern Black musical traditions and cultural expressions. Traces the evolution of blues, jazz,…
Latinos in the United States (LAC 231)
A comparative interdisciplinary examination of Latino/a communities in the United States. Analyzes migration…
History of United States Latinos (LTS 269)
A comprehensive history of Latinos in North America from early Spanish colonial settlements in the Southwest,…