Towson Seminar (TSEM 102)
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Courses at Towson University (TU)
Writing for a Liberal Education (ENGL 102)
An intensive rhetoric and composition course focusing on the craft of academic argumentation, persuasive…
Public Speaking (COMM 131)
Develops theoretical understanding and practical competency in speech preparation and oral delivery. Students…
Digital Tools and Concepts (ART 101)
An introductory studio-based course examining contemporary creative digital media. Students gain hands-on…
Introduction to Music of the Western Heritage (MUSC 101)
A broad survey of Western classical music history and appreciation from Medieval chant through modern…
Acting I (THEA 101)
An experiential acting course introducing fundamental stage performance principles. Emphasizes vocal projection,…
Introduction to Philosophy (PHIL 101)
Introduces classic and contemporary philosophical questions regarding the nature of reality (metaphysics),…
Introduction to Ethics (PHIL 103)
Examines classical and modern normative ethical theories—including utilitarianism, deontology, virtue ethics,…
Europe: From the Age of Caesar to the Age of Calvin (1st–17th Century) (HIST 102)
Surveys the social, political, cultural, and religious evolution of European civilizations from the height of…
History of the United States to the Civil War (HIST 145)
Chronicles the political, social, cultural, and economic development of North America from pre-Columbian and…
History of the United States Since the Civil War (HIST 146)
Traces the historical trajectory of the United States from the Reconstruction era to contemporary times. Major…
World Regional Geography (GEOG 102)
A geographic examination of the major realms and regions of the world, highlighting physical environments,…
Cultural Anthropology (ANTH 207)
An introduction to the comparative cross-cultural study of human societies and cultural systems. Emphasizes…
American National Government (POSC 103)
An analytical study of the principles, constitutional design, and institutions of the United States federal…
Governments of the World (POSC 105)
Provides a comparative introduction to diverse political systems, governmental structures, and political…
Women in Perspective (WMST 231)
An interdisciplinary exploration of women's experiences and gender dynamics across diverse social, cultural, and…
Main Themes in African and African-American Studies (AFST 201)
Surveys the history, culture, intellectual traditions, and social movements of African peoples and the African…
Environmental Ethics (PHIL 255)
Investigates philosophical and ethical questions concerning the relationship between human beings and the…
Introduction to Family Science (FMST 101)
Surveys interpersonal dynamics, family systems theory, and the evolution of diverse family structures across…
Introduction to Urban Planning (GEOG 251)
Explores the fundamental principles, historical evolution, and contemporary practices of urban and regional…
Mathematical Ideas (MATH 105)
Explores the fundamental concepts, beauty, and practical applications of contemporary mathematics for non-STEM…
College Algebra (MATH 115)
A rigorous review and study of algebraic fundamentals, algebraic equations, and function theory. Core subjects…
Pre-Calculus (MATH 119)
An accelerated preparatory course for students proceeding to calculus. Investigates algebraic, trigonometric,…
Calculus for Applications (MATH 211)
Provides an applied introduction to differential and integral calculus tailored for business, social science,…
Basic Statistics (MATH 231)
An introductory statistics course covering descriptive and inferential methods for summarizing and interpreting…
Calculus I (MATH 273)
The first course in the standard calculus sequence for STEM majors. Covers limits, continuity, theoretical and…
Principles of Biology (BIOL 120)
A foundational survey of biological sciences designed for non-science majors. Introduces cell organization,…
Introductory Biology for Health Professions (BIOL 191)
Tailored for students entering nursing, allied health, and kinesiology fields. Examines cellular and molecular…
Biology I: Introduction to Cellular Biology and Genetics (BIOL 200)
The primary introductory biology course for science majors and pre-medical students. Delves into biochemical…
Allied Health Chemistry I (CHEM 121)
Provides an introduction to general, organic, and biological chemistry principles designed for students pursuing…
General Chemistry I (CHEM 131)
The first semester of general chemistry for science, engineering, and pre-health majors. Examines atomic and…
General Chemistry II (CHEM 132)
Continuation of general chemistry covering chemical kinetics, dynamic chemical equilibrium, acid-base chemistry…
General Physics I; Non Calculus-Based (PHYS 211)
An algebra- and trigonometry-based introduction to mechanics, kinematics, and thermodynamics for life science…
Physical Geology (GEOL 121)
An integrated lecture and laboratory course examining Earth’s materials, internal architecture, and surface…
The Sky and the Solar System (ASTR 161)
A comprehensive introductory astronomy course with laboratory exercises focusing on celestial mechanics,…
Principles of Financial Accounting (ACCT 201)
Introduces fundamental financial accounting theory and the preparation of corporate financial statements for…
Principles of Managerial Accounting (ACCT 202)
Focuses on the internal generation and application of accounting information for corporate managerial planning,…
Principles of Financial Management (FIN 331)
Examines corporate financial principles, financial analysis, and investment decision-making. Core topics include…
Marketing and Creativity (MKTG 341)
Introduces marketing concepts, consumer behavior analysis, and creative strategy in modern organizations.…
Leadership and Management (MNGT 361)
Explores foundational management theory, organizational behavior, and leadership principles. Focuses on…
Business Communications (BUSX 301)
An intensive professional writing and presentation course designed for business majors. Emphasizes drafting…
General Computer Science (COSC 175)
An introductory programming and computational thinking course designed for prospective computing majors. Covers…
Introduction to Computer Science I (COSC 236)
The first core object-oriented programming course (utilizing Java). Covers object-oriented programming…
Introduction to Computer Science II (COSC 237)
A second-level course in object-oriented software development and foundational data structures. Investigates…
Fundamentals of Information Systems & Technology (CIS 211)
Provides an overview of information systems and technological infrastructure in modern organizations. Examines…
Fundamentals of Computer Networks (ITEC 250)
Introduces foundational computer networking concepts, physical and logical architectures, and data communication…
Wellness for a Diverse Society (HLTH 101)
An introduction to holistic health, personal wellness strategies, and societal wellness determinants. Students…
Health Care in the U.S. (HLTH 207)
Examines the structure, financing, and delivery of health care services in the United States. Analyzes primary,…
Sexuality in a Diverse Society (HLTH 220)
Examines human sexuality across biological, psychological, cultural, and sociological dimensions. Emphasizes…
Fundamentals in Health and Physical Fitness Assessment (KNES 265)
Provides theoretical instruction and hands-on laboratory training in assessing physical fitness components.…
Foundations of Exercise Science (KNES 297)
An introductory overview of the scientific disciplines comprising exercise science. Examines neuromuscular and…
Introduction to Psychology (PSYC 101)
A broad survey of the scientific study of human behavior, mental processes, and psychological principles.…
Behavioral Statistics (PSYC 212)
An applied statistical methods course focusing on behavioral and psychological data analysis. Covers descriptive…
Psychopathology (PSYC 261)
A comprehensive exploration of psychological disorders, diagnostic classifications (DSM-5-TR), and clinical…
Introduction to Sociology (SOCI 101)
Introduces the sociological perspective, key theoretical models, and research methodologies used to analyze…
Introduction to Criminology (CRMJ 201)
Introduces the scientific study of crime, criminal behavior patterns, and societal responses to law violations.…
Microeconomic Principles (ECON 201)
Analyzes how individual economic agents—consumers, households, and business firms—allocate scarce resources.…
Macroeconomic Principles (ECON 202)
Examines aggregate economic performance and nationwide policy levers. Key themes include the measurement of…
Introduction to Communication Studies (COMM 201)
Introduces foundational theories, research methods, and intellectual paradigms within the discipline of human…
Media, Culture, and Society (EMF 140)
A critical analysis of contemporary electronic media, television, cinema, digital streaming, and interactive…