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1.
To express ideas in clear, logical and
grammatically correct written English.
2.
To express ideas clearly, correctly, logically,
and persuasively in spoken English.
3.
To employ mathematics and quantitative methods to
solve problems.
4.
To understand mathematics as a logical construct
and to manipulate associated abstract symbols.
5.
To understand how the sciences explain the natural
world.
6.
To understand the creative processes, aesthetic
principles, and the historical traditions of one or more
of the fine arts.
7.
To understand how literature explores the human
condition and examines human values.
8.
To understand how philosophy influences human
thought and behavior.
9.
To understand the role of history and the
historical processes in the national and global context.
10.
To understand the elements of culture and how they
influence our existence.
11.
To develop communication skills in a second language
and an understanding of that language's cultural
context.
12.
To understand the global sweep of political and
economic institutions and their impact on the
individual.
13.
To understand how people function in a diverse
society.
14.
To understand how to obtain information in order to
identify, retrieve, and use resources for study or
research.
15.
To understand the factors contributing to wellness
and life-long well-being.
16. To apply values or ethical principles in
evaluating potential solutions to current social or
environmental problems.
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