Two-Year Plan for Art Major (18 units)
Fall 2005	Spring 2006	Summer 2006	Fall 2006	Spring 2007
ART 1A	ART 1B		ART 1A	ART 1B
ART 10	ART 10		ART 10	ART 10
ART 12A	ART 12A		ART 12A	ART 12A
ART 12B	ART 12B		ART 12B	ART 12B
ART 25	ART 25		ART 25	ART 25
ART 26	ART 26		ART 26	ART 26

Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC)

Completion of the following requirements will permit a student to transfer to a campus in either the California State University or the University of California system without the need, after transfer, to take additional lower-division general education courses.  Students using the IGETC plan should consult the IGETC Counseling Form, the college catalog, or their counselor or advisor.

Area 1: English Communication

Students must complete (3) courses, one from A, B, and C.

	Fall 2005	Spring 2006	Summer 2006	Fall 2006	Spring 2007
Group A	ENGL 1A	ENGL 1A	ENGL 1A	ENGL 1A	ENGL 1A
Group B	ENGL 1B	ENGL 1B		ENGL 1B	ENGL 1B
Group C (CSU only)	SPCH 11	SPCH 11	SPCH 11	SPCH 11	SPCH 11
Group C (CSU only)	SPCH 7			SPCH 7

Area 2:  Mathematical Concepts and Quantitative Reasoning

Students must compete a minimum of 3 semester units from this area.

Fall 2005	Spring 2006	Summer 2006	Fall 2006	Spring 2007
MATH 3A			MATH 3A
MATH 15	MATH 11		MATH 15
	MATH 15
STAT 10	STAT 10	STAT 10	STAT 10	STAT 10

Area 3:  Humanities

Students must complete three courses, one from the arts and one from the humanities.

Fall 2005	Spring 2006	Summer 2006	Fall 2006	Spring 2007
ART 1A	ART 1B		ART 1A	ART 1B
HUM 5	HUM 5		HUM 5	HUM 5
HUM 10	HUM 10	HUM 10	HUM 10	HUM 10
MUSC 10			MUSC 10
PHIL 1	PHIL 1		PHIL 1
PHIL 31			PHIL 31
SPAN 2	SPAN 2		SPAN 2	SPAN 2
SPAN 3	SPAN 3		SPAN 3	SPAN 3
SPAN 4	SPAN 4		SPAN 4	SPAN 4

Area 4:  Social and Behavioral Sciences

Students must complete three courses from at least two disciplines.

Fall 2005	Spring 2006	Summer 2006	Fall 2006	Spring 2007
ECON 1B	ECON 1A		ECON 1B	ECON 1A
HIST 17A	HIST 17A	HIST 17A	HIST 17A	HIST 17A
HIST 17B	HIST 17B		HIST 17B	HIST 17B
POSC 1	POSC 1	POSC 1	POSC 1	POSC 1
	POSC 5			POSC 5
	PSYC 1A			PSYC 1A
PSYC 3	PSYC 3		PSYC 3	PSYC 3
SOC 1	SOC 1		SOC 1	SOC 1
SOC 3	SOC 3		SOC 3	SOC 3

Area 5:  Physical and Biological Sciences

Students must complete three courses, one from the Physical Sciences, one from the Biological Sciences, and one Laboratory course.

Fall 2005	Spring 2006	Summer 2006	Fall 2006	Spring 2007
ANAT 6	ANAT 6		ANAT 6	ANAT 6
BIOL 1	BIOL 1		BIOL 1	BIOL 1
BIOL 1L	BIOL 1L		BIOL 1L	BIOL 1L
BOT 1/ 1L			BOT 1/ 1L
CHEM 1A			CHEM 1A
CHEM 10	CHEM 10	CHEM 10	CHEM 10	CHEM 10
ENST 10			ENST 10
GEOG 1	GEOG 1	GEOG 1	GEOG 1	GEOG 1
MICRO 8	MICRO 8		MICRO 8	MICRO 8
PHYS 7/7L	PHYS 7/7L		PHYS 7/7L	PHYS 7/7L
	ZOOL 1B		PHYC 2A	ZOOL 1A

Language Other Than English (UC Requirement Only)

Refer to IGETC Counseling Form to see alternate options.

Fall 2005	Spring 2006	Summer 2006	Fall 2006	Spring 2007
SPAN 1	SPAN 1	SPAN 1	SPAN 1	SPAN 1

CSU Graduation Requirements in U.S., History, Constitution, and American Ideals

Students transferring to a CSU must take an American History course and an American Government course.

Fall 2005	Spring 2006	Summer 2006	Fall 2006	Spring 2007
HIST 17A	HIST 17A	HIST 17A	HIST 17A	HIST 17A
HIST 17B	HIST 17B		HIST 17B	HIST 17B
POSC 1	POSC 1	POSC 1	POSC 1	POSC 1

Additional Graduation Requirements

Information Competency (1 unit or exam)

Students graduating from Taft College must meet Information Competency.

Fall 2005	Spring 2006	Summer 2006	Fall 2006	Spring 2007
INCO 48	INCO 48	INCO 48	INCO 48	INCO 48

Electives (16-18 units)

Students will need between 16 to 18 units of electives to bring the total units completed to the 60 units. Transferable elective courses must number between 1- 49.

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