Colorado Community College approved H&SS courses

Below is a list of all CCCS to CU Boulder equivalent courses that apply to Humanities and Social Science (H&SS) requirements for all majors in the College of Engineering and Applied Science. 

  • Each major in the College of Engineering and Applied Science requires 15 credits of H&SS coursework, of which six credits must be upper-division. 
  • Any GT-Pathways course under the following designations (AH1, AH2, AH3, AH4, HI1, SS1, SS2, SS3) will also apply to H&SS coursework, even though they may not appear in the list below.
  • Students pursuing a Computer Science (B.S. degree): Additional to the H&SS requirements, please see the table for approved courses that satisfy the Logic and Ethics requirements (noted with #)
  • Classes shown in bold will apply to College of Engineering upper-division H&SS requirements only. If you change majors outside of engineering, other colleges have different rules that may apply.  

Community College Transfer Course Numbers - H&SS for the College of Engineering and Applied Science

 SubjectNumberCreditsCourse Title
ARA10115Arabic Language I
ARA11025Arabic Language II
ART11113Art History - Ancient/Medieval
ART11123Art History - Renaissance 1900
ART 11103Art Appreciation
ASL11235American Sign Language III
COM23003Intercultural Communication
CHI20125Chinese Language IV
ECO20013Principles of Macroeconomics
ECO20023Principles of Microeconomics
ECO20453Environmental Economics
ENG10213English Composition I
ENG10223English Composition II
ETH20123African-American Studies
FRE10115French Language I
FRE10125French Language II
FRE20113French Language III
GEO10053World Regional Geography
GEO10063Human Geography
GER10115German Language I
GER10125German Language II
GER20113German Language III
GRK10065Beginning Ancient Greek II
HIS13103Western Civilization: Antiquity-1650
HIS13203Western Civilization: 1650-Present
HIS12103US History to Reconstruction
HIS12203US History since Civil War
HIS22003History of Latin America
HIS23103Christianity Thru Reform
HIS 21203US Foreign Relations History
HUM10213Survey of Humanities
ITA10115Italian Language I
ITA10125Italian Language II
JPN10115Japanese Language I
JPN10125Japanese Language II
JPN2011+20125Japanese Language III
LAT10115Latin I
LAT10125Latin II
LIT20053Ethnic Literature
LIT20113American Literature I
LIT20213British Literature I
MUS10203Music Appreciation
MUS10233Survey of World Music
MUS 10253History of Jazz
MUS10263History of American Pop Music
PHI10113Introduction to Philosophy
PHI10123Ethics #
PHI10133Logic #
PHI10153World Religions
PHI20143Philosophy of Religion
PHI20183Environmental Ethics
POS10113American Government
POS20053International Relations
POS20253Comparative Politics
PSY1001+10023General Psychology
PSY21063Psychology for Women
PSY22213Social Psychology
PSY22203Dynamics of Racism & Prejudice
RUS10115Russian Language I
RUS10125Russian Language II
RUS20113Russian Language III
RUS20123Russian Language IV
SOC10013Introduction to Sociology
SOC 20073Environmental Sociology
SOC 20163Sociology of Gender
SOC20313Sociology of Deviant Behavior
SPA10115Spanish Language I
SPA10125Spanish Language II
SPA20113Spanish Language III
WST20003Introduction to Women`s Studies
WST22003Goddess & Women in the Ancient World

This list is not comprehensive. There may be additional courses that will count from the Colorado Community College System, but will require additional approval with your intended major. Please check with your intended major’s academic advisor for any course not on this pre-approved list.