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Core Curriculum Requirements
Please visit www.providence.edu/academic-affairs/core-curriculum/Pages/approved-core-curriculum-courses.aspx for a listing of courses that have been approved for specific Core Curriculum requirements (Class of 2016 and beyond). The list is updated on a regular basis. In addition, students in the Class of 2013, 2014, and 2015 can search the Course Catalog or Semester Course Offerings in CyberFriar to locate courses with a specific Core Curriculum attribute. Need assistance? Please contact Alyssa Marton at aneubeck@providence.edu or 401.865.1765.

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Accountancy
	• ACC 110 - Computer Applications in Business I
	• ACC 111 - Computer Applications in Business II
	• ACC 200 - Introduction to the Profession
	• ACC 203 - Financial Accounting
	• ACC 204 - Managerial Accounting
	• ACC 301 - Cost Accounting
	• ACC 310 - Intermediate Accounting I
	• ACC 311 - Intermediate Accounting II
	• ACC 350 - Accounting Information Systems
	• ACC 401 - Federal Income Taxes
	• ACC 405 - Advanced Accounting
	• ACC 406 - Taxes and Business Decisions
	• ACC 412 - Auditing
	• ACC 441 - Frauds, Scandals, and Scams
	• ACC 450 - Accountancy Internship
	• ACC 485 - Accounting Policy
	• ACC 490 - Independent Study in Accounting
American Studies
	• AMS 101 - Introduction to American Studies
	• AMS 108 - History of Photography
	• AMS 120 - History of Film: The Silent Period and the Transition to Sound
	• AMS 121 - History of Film: The Classic Era 1940-1960 and Beyond 1960-1990
	• AMS 207 - American Art
	• AMS 220 - The Catholic Imagination of Four American Filmmakers
	• AMS 226 - Music in the United States
	• AMS 227 - History of Jazz
	• AMS 301 - Development of North American Architecture
	• AMS 304 - American and European Art Since 1945
	• AMS 313 - The Power of Whiteness
	• AMS 318 - Globalization and Social Justice
	• AMS 320 - Early American Literature
	• AMS 321 - Social Change
	• AMS 325 - African-American Women
	• AMS 331 - American Philosophy
	• AMS 345 - The Consumer Society
	• AMS 364 - Modern American Fiction
	• AMS 365 - Twentieth-Century African-American Literature
	• AMS 411 - The Sociology of Disaster
	• AMS 427 - Classical America
	• AMS 450 - Internship
	• AMS 470 - Seminar: Special Topics in American Studies
	• AMS 480 - Seminar: The History and Culture of the Cold War
	• AMS 481 - Seminar: The West in the American Imagination
	• AMS 482 - Seminar: Smith Hill: A Study in Community and Place
	• AMS 483 - Seminar: The Simple Life in American Culture
	• AMS 484 - Seminar: Childhood in America
	• AMS 486 - Seminar: Making of Modern America
	• AMS 490 - Independent Study
Anthropology Some of the following courses are not offered every year. Students should consult their pre-registration course listings regarding the availability of particular courses for any given semester.
	• APG 101 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
	• APG 203 - Introduction to Physical Anthropology
	• APG 301 - Art in Everyday Life
	• APG 303 - Sacred Journeys
	• APG 304 - The Built Environment and Spatial Form
	• APG 321 - Latin America: Mexico and Central America
	• APG 322 - Latin America: South America
	• APG 325 - India: Cultural Studies
	• APG 327 - Himalayan Cultural Studies
	• APG 328 - Native Peoples of the United States and Canada
	• APG 338 - Religion and Magic
	• APG 339 - Faith and Healing
	• APG 345 - Cities and Urban Life
	• APG 360 - Prehistoric Archaeology
	• APG 401 - Theory in Anthropology
	• APG 450 - Field Experience
	• APG 470 - Special Topics in Anthropology
	• APG 490 - Independent Study
Art
	• ART 101 - Visual Design I
	• ART 102 - Visual Design II
	• ART 105 - Computer Art
	• ART 108 - Introduction to Desktop Publishing
	• ART 111 - Drawing I
	• ART 112 - Drawing II
	• ART 121 - Sculpture I
	• ART 122 - Sculpture II
	• ART 131 - Painting I
	• ART 132 - Painting II
	• ART 141 - Monotype
	• ART 151 - Ceramics I
	• ART 152 - Ceramics II: Wheelworking
	• ART 171 - Photography I
	• ART 213 - Drawing III
	• ART 223 - Sculpture III: Life Sculpture
	• ART 233 - Painting III
	• ART 242 - Digital Imaging: Etching
	• ART 243 - Digital Imaging: Screenprinting
	• ART 246 - Digital Imaging: Type/Design/Art
	• ART 248 - Digital Imaging: Web Animation
	• ART 253 - Ceramics III: Advanced Wheelwork
	• ART 270 - Special Topics in Studio Art
	• ART 272 - Photography II
	• ART 273 - Photography III: Color Photography
	• ART 314 - Drawing IV
	• ART 315 - Drawing V
	• ART 324 - Sculpture IV
	• ART 325 - Sculpture V
	• ART 334 - Painting IV
	• ART 335 - Painting V
	• ART 336 - Painting VI
	• ART 344 - Printmaking IV: Advanced Relief/Intaglio
	• ART 345 - Printmaking V: Advanced Screenprinting
	• ART 354 - Ceramics IV: Sculpture

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