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Triton Community College: Equivalency Guides for Humanities

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American Studies

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All other Triton College courses (completed with a grade of B- or better).

100- or 200-level credit pending the approval of the chairperson of American Studies
Important Notes
  • The American Studies program only offers two courses on its own (AMER 110: Introduction to American Studies and AMER 200: Topics in American Studies) that are not cross-listed with other departments’ courses. The remaining courses that flesh out a student’s curriculum reside in other departments and are cross-listed with American Studies.
    • AMER 110: Introduction to American Studies is only offered every other academic year.
    • AMER 200: Topics in American Studies is a team-taught course offered annually in the spring, and there is no transferable equivalent at Triton College.
    • Many other courses at Triton College may apply to the American Studies major or minor. It is generally our practice to defer to the home department to decide whether a Triton College course has an equivalent. If the equivalent course is cross-listed with American Studies, then there is no objection to counting it toward the major or minor. For example, the Triton College course “HIS 151: History of the U.S. to 1877” if approved by the History department as an equivalent to HIST 200: Foundations of the American Republic, would also be cross-listed as AMER 210, and therefore apply toward the American Studies major or minor.
    • If there is no equivalent course at 91¿´Æ¬Íø, but the student feels as though the course is compatible with American Studies, then the student should appeal to the chairperson of American Studies who will make the final determination.
  • A maximum of four (4) courses from Triton College may be used toward a 91¿´Æ¬Íø American Studies major. A maximum of three (3) courses from Triton College may be used toward a 91¿´Æ¬Íø American Studies minor. Requests for exceptions will be considered by the chairperson on a case-by-case basis.
  • Triton College credits may not be used to fulfill the AMER 110 or AMER 200 requirements (see above), or to transfer in as any course at the 300-level or above, including the Senior Seminar requirement (AMER 485).

English

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BUS 122 Business English or
ENG E46 Business and Technical Writing 		ENGL 110 Introduction to Professional Writing

RHET 255 Creative Writing OR
ENG C10 Creative Writing I OR
ENG 103 Introduction to Fiction OR
ENG 101 Introduction to Poetry

ENGL 135 Creative Writing
ENG 231 Introduction to Shakespeare ENGL 220 Shakespeare

ENG 113 Classical American Authors Pre-Civil War

ENGL 204 Nineteenth-Century American Literature

ENG 114 Classical American Authors Civil War-Present

ENGL 205 Twentieth-Century American Literature
Important Notes
  • A maximum of four (4) courses from Triton College may be used toward a 91¿´Æ¬Íø English major. A maximum of three (3) courses from Triton College may be used toward a 91¿´Æ¬Íø English minor.
  • Triton College credit may not be used to fulfill 300-level 91¿´Æ¬Íø courses for the major, nor may they be used to fulfill the senior seminar requirement.
  •  All majors are expected to take English 210 at Lake Forest, including transfer students. Should a student wish to have this requirement waived because of courses taken at the Triton College appeals will be considered by the chair, but students should be aware that the bar for such appeals is high.

History

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HIST 151 History of the US to 1877 HIST 200 Foundations of the American Republic
HIST 152 History of the US since 1877 HIST 201 Modern America
HIST 191 History of Asia and the Pacific I HIST 212 Origins of East Asia
HIST 192 History of Asia and the Pacific II HIST 213 Modern East Asia

All other Triton College History courses (completed with a grade of B- or better).

200-level elective credit
Important Notes
  • A maximum of four (4) courses from Triton College may be used toward a 91¿´Æ¬Íø History major. A maximum of three (3) courses from Triton College may be used toward a 91¿´Æ¬Íø History minor.
  • Triton College credits may not be used to fulfill 300-level 91¿´Æ¬Íø courses (including History 300), nor may they be used to fulfill the Senior Studies Requirement.
  •  All majors are expected to take History 110 at Lake Forest, including transfer students. Should a student wish to have this requirement waived because of courses taken at Triton College appeals will be considered by the chair, but students should be aware that the bar for such appeals is high. Successful appeals will demonstrate that 1. methodological skills taught in 110 have been mastered; 2. a non-western History course has been (or will be) taken.

Latin American and Latinx Studies

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HIS-171-001 History of Latin America I LNAM 270: Latin American History · (or LNAM major/minor elective)
HIS-172-001 History of Latin America II LNAM 270: Latin American History (or LNAM major/minor elective)

HUM-165-003 Intro to Latin American Experience

LNAM 302: The Latin American World

Modern Languages and Literatures

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Elementary Chinese I (CHN-101)

CHIN 110 Beginning Chinese I

Elementary Chinese II (CHN-102)

CHIN 112 Beginning Chinese II

Intermediate Chinese I (CHN-103)

CHIN 210 Intermediate Chinese

Intermediate Chinese II (CHN-104)

CHIN 212 Advanced Intermediate Chinese

Elementary Italian I (ITL-101)

ITAL -100 level elective

Elementary Italian II (ITL-102)

ITAL -100 level elective

Intermediate Italian I (ITL-103)

ITAL – 200 level elective

Intermediate Italian II (ITL-104)

ITAL – 200 level elective

Italian Composition & Conversation I (ITL-113)

ITAL – 200 level elective

Italian Composition & Conversation II (ITL-114)

ITAL – 200 level elective

Study-Travel in Italy (ITL-118)

ITAL – 200 level elective

Elementary Spanish I (SPN-101)

SPAN - 100-level elective

Elementary Spanish II (SPN-102)

SPAN 111 Accelerated Spanish

or 100 level elective

Intermediate Spanish I (SPN-103)

SPAN 210 Intermediate Spanish

Intermediate Spanish II (SPN-104)

SPAN 212 Advanced Intermediate Spanish

Spanish Composition & Conversation I (SPN-113)

SPAN 250 Conversation and Composition

Spanish Composition & Conversation II (SPN-114)

SPAN - 200 level elective

Spanish for Heritage Speakers I (SPN-115)

SPAN 260 Spanish for Heritage Speakers

Spanish for Heritage Speakers II (SPN-116)

SPAN - 200 level elective

Study/Travel in Hispanic Countries (SPN-118)

SPAN- 300 level elective

Introduction. to Span/American Lit I Literature I (SPN-151)

SPAN 300 Intro. to Reading Literature in Spanish or 300 level elective

Intro to Spanish American Literature II Literature II (SPN-152)

SPAN 300 Intro. to Reading Literature in Spanish or  300 level elective

Career Spanish (SPN-190)

SPAN – 300 level elective

Special Topics in Spanish (SPN-296)

SPAN – 300 level elective

Music

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MUS 105 – Theory of Music I PLUS
MUS 115 – Sight-Singing & Ear-Train I

MUSC 251 – Music Theory I

MUS 106 – Theory of Music II PLUS
MUS 116 – Sight-Singing & Ear-Train II

MUSC 252 – Music Theory II

MUS 207 – Theory of Music III PLUS
MUS 217 – Sight-Singing & Ear-Train III

Elective Credit

MUS 208 – Theory of Music IV PLUS
MUS 218 – Sight-Singing & Ear-Train IV

MUSC 351 – Music Theory III

MUS 250 – Concert Band
MUS 266 – Jazz Ensemble

Corresponding Department Ensemble
MUS 100 – Rudiments of Theory MUSC 150 – Fundamentals of Music
MUS 179-181 – Applied Music Corresponding Applied Music Lessons

MUS 216 – Music in America
MUS 211 – Arranging and Composition

Elective Credit
Important Notes
  • All Triton College transfer students will be required to take MUSC 352 – Form and Analysis, at 91¿´Æ¬Íø.
  • Additionally, transfer students will be required to take MUSC 360, MUSC 361, and the Senior Seminar at 91¿´Æ¬Íø.

Philosophy

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PHL 101: Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 110-118 or
100-level elective, depending on syllabus
PHL 102: Logic 100-level elective
PHL 103: Ethics PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters
PHL 104: Social and Political Philosophy PHIL 117: Political Philosophy
PHL 105: World Religions Will not count toward philosophy major
PHL 106: Biomedical Ethics

PHIL 118: Why Philosophy Matters or
PHIL 205: Medical Ethics, depending on the particular syllabus

PHL 113: Environmental Ethics PHIL 210: Environmental Ethics
PHL 296: Special Topics in Philosophy PHIL 200-level elective or
a particular 200-level course offering, depending on topic
Important Notes
  • Of the philosophy courses offered at Triton, only the PHL 102: Logic will transfer as one of the required courses toward the 91¿´Æ¬Íø major. All others that count toward the major will count as electives. Thus, a hypothetical student who had taken all philosophy courses offered at Triton would still need to take at least six courses in philosophy to major in philosophy at 91¿´Æ¬Íø. We might waive requirements in special circumstances, or accept 296 as a required course, depending on the topic.

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