University of Hawaii at Manoa Asian Studies Undergraduate Checklist

Undergraduate Checklist

Core/Graduation Requirements
Language (100-200 level)
No.	Course	CR	G	Sem	Type
1	Asia Lang101
2	Asia Lang102
3	Asia Lang201
4	Asia Lang202
Foundation Requirements (100-200 level)
5	FW English				N/A
6	FS Math/Logic				N/A
7	FG				N/A
8	FG				N/A
Diversification Requirements -- Science (100-200 level)
9	DB Biological Sci
10	DP Physical Sci
11	DY Lab

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Type may be one of W E O H DL DA DH DS DB DP DY or as many as may apply to the given course
How many of these strange-letter courses do you need? (Will vary for transfer students) W -> 5 (2 must be 300, 400 level) H -> 1 E -> 1 O -> 1 DA/DH/DL courses may also count as H E O courses. Major courses may also count as H E O and DA/DH/DL courses. Elective courses may also count as H E O and DA/DH/DL courses.
Diversification Requirements -- Arts, Humanities, Literature, Social Sciences Among the Major and Electives courses, you must have 6 credits of DS courses and 6 credits of DA/H/L courses. For example, DA & DH, DA & DL, or DH & DL 7 credits of DB,DP,DY courses. Natural sciences and lab (see table above)
You must have 60 credits of 300-400 level courses

Major/Electives
Major Courses
No.	Course	CR	G	Sem	Type
12	ASAN 201
13	ASAN 202
14	ASAN 31?
15	ASAN
17	ASAN
17	Asia CON1
18	Asia CON2
19	Asia CON3
20	Asia CON4
21	Asia OUT1
22	Asia OUT2
23	Asia OUT3
Electives
24	ELEC01
25	ELEC02
26	ELEC03
27	ELEC04
28	ELEC05
29	ELEC06
30	ELEC07
31	ELEC08
32	ELEC09
33	ELEC10
34	ELEC11
35	ELEC12
36	ELEC13
37	ELEC14
38	ELEC15
39	ELEC16
40	ELEC17
41	ELEC18

Area of Concentration Asian Studies has several areas of concentration. Japan is an area, China is an area, Korea is an area, the Philippines is an area, Southeast Asia is an area, South Asia is an area.

FW -- Written Communications: 3 credits

ENG 100 Composition I

ENG 100A Composition I

ENG 101/101L Composition I/Composition I/lab

English Language Institute 100 Expository Writing: A Guided Approach

FS -- Symbolic Reasoning: 3 credits

BUS 250 Applied Math in Business

ECON 301 Intermediate Economics: Price Theory

ICS 141 Discrete Math for Computer Science I

ICS 241 Discrete Math for Computer Science II

Math 100 Survey of Mathematics

Math 100A Survey of Mathematics

Math 112 Mathematics for Elementary Teachers II

MATH 140 Trig and Analytic Geometry

MATH 203 Calculus for Business/Social Sciences

MATH 215 Applied Calculus

MATH 241 Calculus I

MATH 251A Accelerated Calculus I

NREM 203 Applied Calculus for Mgt, Life Sciences, Hum Resources

PHIL 110 Introduction to Logic

PHIL 110A Introduction to Logic

PHIL 111 Intro to Inductive Logic

PHIL 111A Intro to Inductive Logic

FG -- Global and Multicultural Perspectives: 6 credits (2 courses; not from same group)

Group A

ANTH 151 Emerging Humanity
ART 175 Survey of Global Art
HIST 151 World History to 1500
HIST 161A World Cultures in Perspective

Group B

AMST 150 America and the World
ANTH 152 Culture and Humanity
ART 176 Survey of Global Art II
GEOG 102 World Regional Geography
HIST 152 World History since 1500
HIST 155 Issues in World History
HIST 162A World Cultures in Perspective

Group C

GEOG 151 Geography and Contemporary Society
GEOG 151A Geography and Contemporary Society
LLL 150 Literature and Social Change
MUS 107 Music in World Cultures
REL 150 Intro to the world's Major Religions
REL 150A Intro to the world's Major Religions

Asian Languages

Chinese, Filipino, Hindi, Ilokano, Indonesian, Japanese, Khmer (Cambodian), Korean, Pali, Sanskrit, Thai, Vietnamese