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Binghamton University

3/4/2010

State University of New York College at Cortland

Credit Equivalencies – SUNY Binghamton

NOTE:  Please refer to the current Cortland course catalog for information regarding major requirements. 

1XX, 2XX, 3XX or XXX – Cortland does not have an equivalent, but student will receive elective credit.
LAS XXX = Liberal Arts & Science Elective
GEN XXX = General Elective credit

SUNY Binghamton

Course Title (SUNY Binghamton)

SUNY Cortland Equivalent
Anthropology
ANTH 111 Introduction to Anthropology ANT 102
ANTH 118 Intro to Linguistic Structures ANT 251,

COM 211, ENG 201

 
ANTH 166 Intro to Social Anthropology ANT 102 OR 1XX
ANTH 244 Plagues, Culture and History ANT 2XX
ANTH 480 Special Topics (See Dept. Chair) ANT 4XX
ANTH 480D Developmental Anthropology ANT 315
ARTS
ARTS 141 Introduction to Painting ATS 103
Art History
ARTH 101 Introduction to Art ATS 120
Astronomy
ASTR 114 & 115 lab The Sun, Stars and Galaxies PHY 150
Biology
BIOL 113 OR 118 Introductory Biology: Cell and Molecular BIO 110 OR 201
BIOL 114 OR 117 Introductory Biology: Organisms and Populations BIO 111 OR 202
BIOL 251 Human Anatomy and Physiology I BIO 301
BIOL 252 Human Anatomy and Physiology II BIO 302
BIOL 311 Principles of Cell Biology BIO 210
BIOL 314 General Microbiology BIO 304/303
BIOL 330 Genetics BIO 312
BIOL 355 Ecology BIO 412
BL&S 111 Legal Environment of Management I MGT 265
Chemistry
CHEM 101 Introduction to Chemistry I CHE 121
CHEM 102 Introduction to Chemistry II CHE 122
CHEM 107 Introductory Chemistry I CHE 221
CHEM 108 Introductory Chemistry II CHE 222
CHEM 231 Organic Chemistry I CHE 301
CHEM 332 Organic Chemistry II CHE 302&304
CHEM 341 Inorganic Chemistry CHE 340
Comparative Literature
COLI 230 Mythology ENG 280
COLI 110 Intro to World Literature (2 course sequence) ENG 200 or 2XX
COLI 111 World Literature II  (2 course sequence) ENG 200 or 2XX
COLI 211B Topics in World Literature: Literature and Psychology ENG 2XX
COLI 331D Special Topic – American History in its Literature ENG 3XX
Creative Writing
CW 250 Fundamentals Creative Writing ENG 301
CS 105 Intro to Computing CAP 100
CS 140 Intro to Programming MCS 186
Economics
ECON 160 Principles of Microeconomics: Competition, Monopoly & Economic Welfare ECO 111
ECON 162 Principles of Macroeconomics: Inflation & Unemployment ECO 110
English
ENG 112 Studies in Literary Backgrounds and Themes CPN 100 or ENG 200
ENG 112G Russian Short Story ENG 464
ENG 112R Children’s Literature ENG 373
ENG 114 Studies in Literary Genre CPN 101 or ENG 2XX
ENG 114E The Experience of Race & Class PWR 2XX
ENG 114F Writing about Film ENG 305
ENG 114M Harlem Renaissance ENG 2XX
ENG 114M Modern American Literature ENG 326
ENG 227 British Literature I ENG 355
ENG 228 British Literature II ENG 356
ENG 230 Medeival Literature ENG  
ENG 240 Renaissance Literature ENG 438
ENG 245 Shakespeare ENG 433
ENG 250 Restoration & 18th Century Literatuare ENG 442
ENG 260 19th Century Literature ENG 455
ENG 270 American Literature to 1900 ENG 325
ENG 300Q Horror Fiction: An Investigation ENG 3XX
ENG 300D Revisioning America ENG 3XX
ENG 300E Men & Women – In Love, at War-Words ENG 3XX
ENG 301 Computers in English Studies ENG 2XX
ENG 310 Intro to Theory/Criticism ENG 3XX
ENG 380S Topics in Modern Literature: Southern Fiction ENG 3XX
ENG 390 African American Lit & Aesth: 1920 – Present ENG 3XX
ENG 391 Intro to African Literature ENG 251
ENG 420 Topics in Drama ENG 204
ENG 430 Topics in Fiction ENG 202
ENG 440 Topics in Poetry ENG 203
ENG 450 Prision Literature ENG 4XX
Rhetoric, Expository Writing and Journalism
RHET 100 Basic Writing I CPN 100
RHET 101 Basic Writing II CPN 101
RHET 344 Writing and Speaking COM 210
RHET 346 Oral Communication Skills COM 210/2XX
ENVI 101 Envionment & Man/Woman: Ecological Perspective EST 100
ENVI 149 Environmental Ethics & Policy PHI 320
ENVI 201 Environment & Man/Woman: Physical Aspects EST 2XX
ENVI 312 Environmental Law & Policy POL 308
French
FREN 111 French I FRE 101
FREN 115 French II FRE 102
FREN 211 French III FRE 201
FREN 215 French IV FRE 202
Geography
GEOG 101 Intro to Geography GRY 125
GEOG 103 Computer Based Analysis – SP. Topics - Multi-Cultural Geographies of U.S. GRY 1XX
GEOG 120 Weather and Climate GLY 371
GEOG 121 Physical Geography GRY 110
GEOG 151 World Regional Geography GRY 125
GEOG 211 Cultural Geography: Society, Environment & Change GRY 120
GEOG 234 Urban Geography GRY 250
GEOG 261 & 360 Introduction to GIS and Cartography GRY 324
GEOG 337 Natural Resource Conservation: Theory, Politics & Practices GRY 470
Geology
GEOL 112 Oceanography GLY 397
GEOL 113 The Dynamic Earth GLY 171
GEOL 115 Global Change: A Geologic Perspective GLY 1XX
GEOL 212 Earth Materials GLY 301
GEOL 416 Hydrogeology GLY 410
         
HDEV 103 American Sign Language I ASL 101
HDEV 200 Intro to Interdisciplinary Study in Social Sciences    
HDEV 300 Social Science Research Methods    
HDEV 309 Death & Dying    
HDEV 315 Family Systems HUS 470
HDEV 318 Images of the Family    
HDEV 326 Theories of Human Development    
HDEV 352 Gender, Power and Difference    
HDEV 364 Women, Race & Representation    
HDEV 401 Aging, Society and Social Policy    
HDEV 402 Youth and Social Policy    
HDEV 404 Complementary Medicine    
HDEV 420 Community Mental Health    
HDEV 440 Principles of Casework    
HDEV 441 Theory and Practice of Counseling    
HDEV 445 Community Leadership and Development    
HDEV 457 Overview of Crisis Intervention    
HDEV 475 Practicum in Human Development    
Health
HPE 332 Nutrition HLH 323/232
History
HIST 101 Foundations of Western Civilization HIS 110
HIST 102 The Making of the Modern World HIS 111
HIST 103 Foundations of American Civilization HIS 200
HIST 104 Modern American Civilization HIS 201
HIST 130A Modern World History HIS 1XX
HIST 202 The Greek World HIS 342
HIST 208 Priv & Protest Early Modern Europe HIS 347
HIST 212 Europe, 1900-1955 HIS 348
HIST 234 Religions of the World RLS 200
HIST 251 Revolutionary America HIS 302
HIST 253 Civil War and Reconstruction HIS 304
HIST 257 US Working Class HIS 421
HIST 281 Jews in the Age of Renaissance JST/HIS 362
HIST 286 World Environmental History HIS 3XX
HIST 268 Native American Culture and History HIS 314
HIST 345 The Holocaust HIS 460
HIST 366 The American War in Vietnam HIS 430
LING 118 Introduction to Linguistic Structures ENG 201
Math
MATH 107 Basic Integrated Mathematics MAT 1XX
MATH 108 Algebra and Trigonometry MAT 115
MATH 130 Mathematics in Action MAT 105
MATH 147 Elementary Statistics MAT 201
MATH 221 Calculus I MAT 135
MATH 222 Calculus II MAT 236
MATH 304 Linear Algebra MAT 272
MATH 314 Discrete Mathematics MAT 224
MATH 323 Calculus III MAT 237
MATH 330 Number Systems/Intro to Higher Math MAT 3XX
Music
MUS 101 Introduction to Music MUS 100
MUS 111 Music Cultures: Far East, Pacific, Southeast Asia and India MUS 101
MUS 215 Theory I MUS 201
Philosophy
PHIL 101 Introduction to Philosophy PHI 100
PHIL 121 Methods of Reasoning PHI 110
PHIL 140 Topics in Ethics PHI 135
PHIL 148 Medical Ethics PHI 321
PHIL 180 Memory & Philosophy PHI 2XX
PHIL 180R Enlightenment and Its Critics PHI 2XX
PHIL 201 Plato and Aristotle PHI 201
PHIL 202 Descartes, Hume & Kant PHI 202
Physics
PHYS 121 General Physics I PHY 105
PHYS 122 General Physics II PHY 106
PHYS 131 General Physics I (Calculus based) PHY 201
PHYS 132 General Physics II (Calculus based) PHY 202
Political Science
PLSC 111 Introduction to American Politics POL 100
PLSC 117 Intro to World Politics POL 101
PLSC 215 Environmental Policy POL 242
PLSC 311 Politics of Western Europe POL 260
PLSC 324 Campaigns & Elections POL 332
PLSC 326 American State Politics POL 326
PLSC 331 Constitutional Law and Politics POL 304
PLSC 339 Criminal Justice CRM 464
Psychology
PSYC 111 General Psychology PSY 101
PSYC 112 Lab in General Psychology    
PSYC 220 Developmental Psychology PSY 333
PSYC 223 Behavior Disorders PSY 421
PSYC 228 Social Psychology PSY 422
PSYC 239 Multicultural Psychology PSY 210
PSYC 330 Drugs & Behavior PSY 3XX
PSYC 344 Research Methods in Psychology PSY 401
PSYC 351 & 352 Lab Experimental Psychology – Perception PSY 412
PSYC 353 & 354 lab Experimental Psychology – Motivation PSY 311
PSYC 356 & 357 lab Experimental Psychology – Learning PSY 312
PSYC 358 & 359 Lab Experimental Psychology – Cognition PSY 313
PSYC 382 Personality PSY 322
Sociology
SOC 111 Social Change & Global Perspective  SOC 1XX
SOC 112 Social Change: Sociological Frameworks SOC 150
SOC 251 Deviant Behavior SOC 373
SOC 254 Family and Kinship SOC 470
SOC 359 Urban Sociology SOC 461
SOC 280 Special Topics – See Dept. SOC 2XX
SOC 368 Political Sociology SOC 465
Spanish
SPAN 111 Elementary Spanish I SPA 101
SPAN 115 Elementary Spanish II SPA 102
SPAN 211 Intermediate Spanish I SPA 201
SPAN 215 Intermediate Spanish II SPA 202
SPAN 250 Conversation/Composition/Grammar SPA 306
Theater
THEA 101 Intro to Musical Theater THT 261
THEA 102 Introduction to Theater THT 100
 
WTSN 111 Exploring Engineering I LAS 1XX