California General Education Transfer Curriculum (Cal-GETC) (CERT)

Certificate

Students may earn a certificate of achievement in General Education after completing the following transfer General Education requirements below. California General Education Transfer Curriculum (Cal-GETC) Certificate of Achievement. Students must complete a minimum of 34 units used to satisfy the California General Education Transfer Curriculum (Cal-GETC) requirements. Students must receive full certification of the Cal-GETC pattern which requires a minimum grade of “C” or better in each Cal-GETC course.

Courses

• AFRS 100 — Introduction to Black/Africana Studies
• AFRS 101 — Theories and Methods in Black/Africana Studies
• AFRS 103 — The History of the Black World I: From Ancient Africa to 1888
• AFRS 107 — Black Womanist & Feminist Thought
• AFRS 108 — Black Politics: Social and Racial Justice Movements
• AFRS 111 — The Rhetoric of Black Resistance
• AFRS 113 — Introduction to Ethnic Studies
• ANTH 100 — Cultural Anthropology
• ANTH 115 — Physical Anthropology
• ANTH 115L — Introduction to Physical Anthropology Lab
• ANTH 120 — Introduction to Archaeology
• ANTH 170 — Introduction to Language and Culture
• ANTH 200 — Native Peoples of North America
• ANTH 202 — The Maya, Inca and Aztecs: Ancient Civilizations of the Americas
• ANTH 203 — The Anthropology of Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion
• ANTH 205 — The Anthropology of Sexuality and Gender
• ANTH 206 — The Anthropology of Death and Dying
• AP 120 — Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology
• AP 150 — Introduction to Human Anatomy
• AP 151 — Introduction to Human Physiology
• AP 200 — Human Anatomy
• AP 201 — Human Physiology
• ARCH 112 — History of Architecture
• ART 100 — Introduction to World Art
• ART 101 — Art History I: Prehistory to Gothic
• ART 102 — Art History II: Renaissance to Rococo
• ART 103 — Art History III: Neoclassical to Present
• ART 104 — African Art History
• ART 105A — The Arts of Latin America and the Caribbean: Pre-Columbian
• ART 105B — The Arts of Latin America and the Caribbean: Colonial to the Present
• ART 106 — Mexican Art
• ART 107 — Asian Art History
• ART 108 — Black Images in Popular Culture
• ART 109 — Gender and Sexuality In Art
• ART 110A — Drawing In and Out of History
• ART 113 — Art, Science, and Technology
• ART 118 — History of Women in Visual Arts
• ART 123 — African Cinema
• ART 124 — Introduction to Media Studies
• ART 125 — Introduction to Visual and Cultural Studies
• ART 126 — History of Furniture Design
• ART 193A — The Art and History of Motion Picture Editing
• ART 207 — Women and Media
• ASL 111 — American Sign Language II
• ASL 220 — Deaf Culture
• ASTR 102 — Introductory Astronomy: Stars and the Universe
• ASTR 103 — Introductory Astronomy: The Solar System
• ASTR 104 — Life in the Universe
• ASTR 105L — Observational Astronomy
• ASTR 106 — History of Astronomy
• BA 130 — Business Statistics
• BIOL 105 — Humans and the Environment
• BIOL 115 — Marine Biology
• BIOL 120 — Introduction To Biological Science
• BIOL 200 — Principles of Biology
• BIOL 201 — Principles of Biology
• BIOL 202 — Molecular Biology/Genetics
• BOT 120 — Introduction To Plant Science
• BTEC 120 — Introduction to Biotechnology
• CD 110 — Child Development
• CHEM 100 — Introductory Chemistry
• CHEM 101 — Chemistry in Society
• CHEM 101L — Chemistry in Society Lab
• CHEM 110 — Elementary Chemistry
• CHEM 111 — General Chemistry
• CHEM 112 — General Chemistry
• CHIN 102 — Elementary Chinese II
• CHIN 201 — Intermediate Chinese I
• CHIN 202 — Intermediate Chinese II
• CHIN 260 — Chinese Culture and Society
• COMM 100 — Introduction to Communications Studies
• COMM 103 — Argumentation, Persuasion, and Critical Thinking
• COMM 110 — Intercultural Communication
• COMM 115 — Gender, Communication, and the Digital Revolution
• CS 100 — Introduction to Chicano/a Studies
• CS 101 — Introduction to Social Justice
• CS 108 — History of Mexican and Latino Americans in the United States
• DANC 100 — Dance Appreciation
• DANC 101 — History of Dance
• ECON 101 — Economic Issues and Policy
• ECON 102 — Women in the Global Economy
• ECON 201M — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ECON 202M — Principles of Microeconomics
• ECON 210 — Applied Introductory Statistics for Economics
• EDEL 215 — Philosophy of Education
• ENGL 102 — Introduction to Literature
• ENGL 106 — Introduction to Linguistics
• ENGL 110 — Critical Thinking Through Literature
• ENGL 221A — Literature in the Bible: Hebrew Scriptures
• ENGL 221B — Literature in the Bible: Christian Scriptures
• ENGL 222 — Children's Literature
• ENGL 223 — Chicana/Chicano Literature
• ENGL 224 — Native American Literature
• ENGL 225 — Mexican Literature in Translation
• ENGL 226 — African-American Literature
• ENGL 227 — Modern and Contemporary Literature
• ENGL 228 — Shakespeare's Plays
• ENGL 230A — Introduction to American Literature
• ENGL 230B — Introduction to American Literature
• ENGL 231 — Literature and Film
• ENGL 232 — Readings In Poetry
• ENGL 233 — Readings in the Novel
• ENGL 234 — Readings in Short Fiction
• ENGL 235 — Readings in the Drama
• ENGL 236 — Studies in Women's Literature
• ENGL 237 — Asian American Literature
• ENGL 239 — Literature of India
• ENGL 245 — World Mythology as Literature
• ENGL 246A — Survey of British Literature A: Anglo-Saxon to 18th Century
• ENGL 246B — Survey of English Literature B: Romantics to the Present
• ENGL 248A — Masterpieces of World Literature
• ENGL 248B — Masterpieces of World Literature
• ENGL 249 — LGBT Literature
• ENGL 257 — Readings in Creative Nonfiction
• ENVS 200 — Environmental Policy
• ESCI 104 — Oceanography
• ESCI 104L — Oceanography Laboratory
• ESCI 106 — Weather and Climate
• ESCI 106L — Weather and Climate Laboratory
• ESCI 110 — Introduction To Earth Science
• ESL 180 — College Composition for Multilingual Students
• ETHN 105 — Gender Studies and the Chicana/Latina Experience
• ETHN 135 — Ethnic Studies, Place, and Social Justice
• ETHN 210 — Race and Ethnic Relations in the U.S.
• ETHN 262 — The Psychology of Oppression
• ETHN 280 — Race, Gender and Sexual Identity in American Politics
• ETHN 281 — Race, Ethnicity, and Latinx Politics in the U.S.
• ETHN 282 — Race, Ethnicity, and Black Politics in the U.S.
• FILM 159 — World Film
• FREN 201 — Intermediate French
• FREN 202 — Intermediate French
• FREN 281 — Beginning Conversational French
• FREN 282 — Intermediate Conversational French
• FREN 283 — Advanced Conversational French
• FREN 285 — Romance Linguistics
• GEOG 101 — Physical Geography
• GEOG 101L — Physical Geography Laboratory
• GEOG 102 — Cultural Geography
• GEOG 103 — Environmental Geography
• GEOG 105 — World Regional Geography
• GEOG 115 — Physical Geography with Laboratory
• GEOG 135 — Ethnic Studies, Places, and Social Justice
• GEOG 140 — California Geography
• GEOL 101 — Physical Geology
• GEOL 102 — Physical Geology Lecture
• GEOL 102L — Physical Geology Laboratory
• GEOL 103 — Environmental Geology Lecture
• GEOL 103L — Environmental Geology Laboratory
• GEOL 104 — Environmental Geology
• GEOL 106 — Geology of the Solar System: Planets and Moons
• GEOL 201 — Earth History
• GEOL 207 — Paleontology, Life of the Past
• GEOL 208 — The Age of the Dinosaurs
• GEOL 209 — Natural Disasters
• GERM 102 — Elementary German
• GERM 201 — Intermediate German
• GERM 202 — Intermediate German
• HIST 101 — American History and Constitution
• HIST 102 — Political and Social History of the United States: 1500s to 1876
• HIST 103 — Political and Social History of the United States: 1877 to Present
• HIST 108 — History of Mexican and Latino Americans in the United States
• HIST 110 — African-American History
• HIST 120 — History of California
• HIST 204 — Women in American History
• HIST 210 — History of the United States in the Post World War II Era
• HIST 230 — History of Mexico
• HIST 235 — History of Latin America
• HIST 241 — Western Civilization
• HIST 242 — Western Civilization
• HIST 245 — World Civilization from Antiquity to 1500
• HIST 246 — World Civilization from 1500 to Present
• HIST 250 — History of England, Great Britain and the Commonwealth
• HIST 255 — History of Russia and the Soviet Union
• HIST 260 — Survey of the History of Asia
• HIST 265 — Selected Problems in Contemporary Asian History
• HIST 275 — Global Studies
• HUM 100 — The Art of Being Human
• HUM 102 — The Arab, The Muslim, and The West
• HUM 107 — Men and Masculinities: Constructing Manhood in America
• HUM 108 — Black Images in Popular Culture
• HUM 109 — Gender and Sexuality In Art
• HUM 125 — Introduction to Visual and Cultural Studies
• JAPN 102 — Elementary Japanese
• KIN 108 — Women in Sports
• MATH 112S — Enhanced Elementary Statistics
• MATH 114 — College Algebra
• MATH 115 — Finite Mathematics
• MATH 116 — Calculus for Managerial, Biological and Social Sciences
• MATH 130 — Business Statistics
• MATH 155 — Precalculus
• MATH 155S — Enhanced Precalculus
• MATH 160 — Discrete Mathematics
• MATH 170 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus I
• MATH 190 — Analytic Geometry and Calculus II
• MATH 225 — Calculus III
• MATH 250 — Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
• MICR 200 — Principles and Applications of Microbiology
• MUS 100 — Music Appreciation
• MUS 101 — Introduction to World Music
• MUS 104B — History of Rock Music
• MUS 105 — Music Fundamentals
• MUS 180 — Music Theory/Musicianship I
• PHIL 100 — Introduction to Philosophy
• PHIL 102 — Introduction to Ethics
• PHIL 103 — Philosophical Reasoning: Critical Thinking in Philosophy
• PHIL 104 — Philosophy of Cultural Diversity: Challenge and Change
• PHIL 105 — Philosophy of Art and Beauty
• PHIL 107 — Philosophy of Science and Technology
• PHIL 108 — Philosophy of the Americas
• PHIL 109 — Philosophy of the Body, Feminism, and Gender
• PHIL 130 — History of Ancient Philosophy
• PHIL 140 — History of Modern Philosophy
• PHIL 200 — World Religions
• PHIL 201 — Contemporary Philosophy
• PHIL 203 — Philosophy of Religion
• PHIL 204 — Philosophy of the Bible I (Hebrew Scriptures)
• PHIL 205 — Introduction to Bioethics
• PHIL 206 — Philosophy of the Bible II (Christian Scriptures)
• PHIL 215 — Philosophy of Education
• PHOT 150 — Photography and Society
• PHOT 160 — History of Photography
• PHYS 100 — Elementary Physics
• PHYS 101 — General Physics
• PHYS 102 — General Physics
• PHYS 201 — Engineering Physics
• PHYS 202 — Engineering Physics
• PHYS 203 — Engineering Physics
• POL 201 — Introduction to Political Science and American Government
• POL 210 — International Relations
• POL 220 — Comparative Government
• POL 230 — Contemporary Political Issues: Middle East
• POL 240 — Introduction to Political Theory
• POL 250 — Understanding the United Nations: Theory and Practice
• POL 255 — Global Citizenship
• POL 280 — Race, Gender and Sexual Identity in American Politics
• POL 281 — Race, Ethnicity, and Latinx Politics in the U.S.
• POL 282 — Race, Ethnicity, and Black Politics in the U.S.
• PS 100 — Physical Science Of Modern Technology
• PSYC 103 — Critical Thinking In Psychology
• PSYC 150 — Personal and Social Adjustment
• PSYC 210 — Elementary Statistics
• PSYC 241 — Introduction to Psychobiology
• PSYC 251 — Developmental Psychology
• PSYC 261 — Social Psychology
• PSYC 262 — The Psychology of Oppression
• PSYC 265 — Psychology of Gender
• PSYC 271 — Abnormal Psychology
• PSYC 275 — Cultural Psychology
• READ 103 — Critical Thinking and Academic Literacy
• SOC 101 — Introductory Sociology Principles
• SOC 110 — Marriage and the Family
• SOC 120 — Introduction to Human Sexuality
• SOC 201 — Social Problems
• SOC 202 — Gender and Society
• SOC 205 — Introduction to Social Research Methods
• SOC 210 — Race and Ethnic Relations in the U.S.
• SOC 215 — Sociology of Cultural Diversity: Challenge and Change
• SPAN 102 — Elementary Spanish
• SPAN 112 — Elementary Spanish for Spanish Speakers
• SPAN 201 — Intermediate Spanish
• SPAN 202 — Intermediate Spanish
• SPAN 210 — Highlights of Hispanic Culture
• SPAN 245 — Introduction to Chicano/Mexican American Culture
• SPAN 260 — Frida Kahlo And Mexican Muralists
• SPAN 285 — Romance Linguistics
• TH 101 — Introduction to the Theatre
• TH 102 — History of the Classical Theatre
• TH 103 — History of the Modern Theatre
• TH 104 — History and Appreciation of Musical Theatre
• TH 150 — Appreciation and History of the Motion Picture
• WGS 101 — Introduction to Women's and Gender Studies
• WGS 102 — Women and Religion
• WGS 105 — Gender Studies and the Chicana/Latina Experience
• WGS 107 — Men and Masculinities: Constructing Manhood in America
• WGS 108 — Women in Sports
• WGS 109 — Philosophy of the Body, Feminism, and Gender
• WGS 115 — Gender, Communication, and the Digital Revolution
• WGS 118 — History of Women in Visual Arts
• WGS 140 — Introduction to LGBT Studies
• WGS 202 — Gender and Society
• WGS 204 — Women in American History
• WGS 205 — The Anthropology of Sexuality and Gender
• WGS 206 — Women in the Global Economy
• WGS 207 — Women and Media
• WGS 209 — Gender and Science
• WGS 250 — Foundations of Feminist, Gender, and Queer Theories
• WMT 126 — History of Furniture Design
• ZOOL 120 — Introduction to Animal Biology

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