University of Michigan courses

...to sit for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in Michigan. Major Field of Concentration: All of the following courses with a minimum grade–point average of 2...

...(6 to 8 credits): One of the following courses (4 credits): Multivariable Calculus Honors Multivariable Calculus One of the following courses... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics, Actuarial Science...

...scholarships, and employment in the field. All of the following courses (44 credits): Decision-making in the Agri-Food System Data Analysis for the Agri-Food...

...Muscle Foods A minimum of 2 credits in experiential learning (2 to 6 credits): Advanced Livestock Judging Advanced Dairy Cattle Judging Advanced Horse... Learn about: Sales Training, Animal Biology, GCSE Physics...

...Graphic Design or Studio Art electives: Additional credits in Apparel and Textile Design, Graphic Design or Studio Art courses as needed to meet the requirement... Learn about: Textile Design...

...textile materials; the historical and cultural aspects of dress and textiles; and their context within the global economy. All of the following courses...

...in 1 credit of HA 499S Senior Research Project in History of Art (4 credits). A 1 or 2 credit internship through enrollment in HA 493A or equivalent internship... Learn about: Art History...

...ceramics, electronic art and intermedia, graphic design, painting, photography, printmaking, or sculpture. (6 credits) Both of the following courses... Learn about: Teacher Education...

...and lifelong learning. All of the following courses (43 credits): Survey of Accounting Concepts Global Systems: Economics, Engineering, Environment Sustainable... Learn about: IT Law, Sales Training, Business Law...

...a student who graduates with this degree may apply for admission to graduate study in either astronomy or physics. The following courses outside the Department... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...prepares students to work with athletes, physicians, and coaches to ensure the health care and well-being of the competitive and recreational athlete...

...from each of the following groups of courses (7 or 8 credits): General and Descriptive Chemistry Principles of Chemistry I General and Inorganic Chemistry... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Molecular Biology...

...Biology Laboratory Biology I: Organismal Biology Biology II: Cellular and Molecular Biology One course from each of the following groups of courses... Learn about: Molecular Biology, GCSE Physics...

...Analysis Ecology Laboratory (W) Science Laboratories for Secondary Schools (W) Introductory Physiology One of the following groups of courses... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Systems Organic Chemistry Laboratory Quantitative Analysis Introductory Physical Chemistry I Introductory Human Pharmacology Introduction to Chemical Toxicology... Learn about: Clinical Chemistry, Medical training, Cell Biology...

...Physics for Scientists and Engineers I Physics for Scientists and Engineers II Physics Laboratory for Scientists I Physics Laboratory for Scientists... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Diagnostics Biomedical Instrumentation Biofluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer Biomaterials and Biocompatability Introduction to Bioinformatics Physiological...

...the following courses (3 credits): Molecular Thermodynamics Students must complete at least 6 credits in courses selected from a list of approved technical... Learn about: Chemical Engineering...

...(2 credits): Organic Chemistry Laboratory Organic Chemistry Laboratory I All of the following courses (13 credits): Instrumental Methods and Applications... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...The following courses outside the Department of Chemistry (29 to 36 credits): One of the following courses (3 to 5 credits): Cell and Molecular Biology... Learn about: GCSE Physics...