Find Course Reserves in the library catalog by searching your instructor's last name, the course number, or the department name. You can also perform a keyword search and limit your results to only Reserves items. Borrow Course Reserve items at our 1st floor Circulation Desk.
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The Wright State Core is an integrated program of courses that provide you with the breadth of skills, knowledge, and understanding expected of university graduates. A university degree goes beyond preparing you for a profession—it aims to transform students' lives and communities. The Wright State Core helps you develop the knowledge and skills essential for critical thinking, creative problem solving, meaningful civic engagement, multicultural competence, appreciation for the arts, and lifelong learning. You will graduate with the ability to apply insights from multiple disciplines to engage effectively with a diverse world.
As a part of the requirements for a bachelor's degree at Wright State University, you must complete a minimum of 38 hours of course work in the Wright State Core prior to graduation. You should complete English 1100 and 2100 and the mathematics requirement by the time you have earned 45 credits at Wright State University.
Critically apply knowledge of scientific theory and methods of inquiry to evaluate information from a variety of sources.
All IW courses are intended to help students grow as writers, encourage them to use writing as a tool to learn, and help them learn discipline-specific ways of writing. IW courses in the Core tend to focus more on writing to learn. Those in the major are more discipline based, and the assignments are more extensive.
Critically describe some of the political, social or economic systems, historical, cultural or spiritual traditions, and/or technological innovations around the world.
University graduates need the ability to apply insights from multiple disciplines to engage effectively with a diverse world. An understanding of the principles of ma thematics and science plays a critical role in understanding the complexity of today’s world. Show answer. Hide answer.
All courses that counted toward General Education should count toward requirements of the Core. However, some majors require specific courses within the Core. Consult your advisor to determine why the course is not being counted and to determine the best course of action. Show answer.
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