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GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives

North Carolina State University at Raleigh · Raleigh, NC

A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.

Program
Award
GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives
CIP
05.0212
Credits (computed from items)
702-705
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
SOC
25-1062
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
199193
CourseShelf checklist
CK_199193_4ab0f7dd
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Participation

240 items
  1. As published: “An Introduction to the Honey Bee and Beekeeping”
    3
  2. As published: “Practicing Conservation Ecology”
    3
  3. As published: “Global Change Ecology”
    3
  4. As published: “Water Resources: Global Issues in Ecology, Policy, Management, and Advocacy”
    3
  5. As published: “Agricultural Biotechnology: Issues and Implications”
    3
  6. As published: “Religion, Race, and Social Justice”
    3
  7. As published: “Leadership in African American Communities”
    3
  8. As published: “African American and African Women Leaders”
    3
  9. As published: “Agricultural Biotechnology: Issues and Implications”
    3
  10. 3
  11. 3
  12. 3
  13. As published: “Introduction to Resource and Environmental Economics”
    3
  14. 3
  15. As published: “Leadership and Ethics in Science, Technology, and Agriculture”
    3
  16. As published: “Role of Biotechnology in Society”
    3
  17. As published: “Understanding Structural Diversity through Biological Illustration”
    3
  18. As published: “The Science of Studying Dinosaurs”
    3
  19. As published: “The Human Animal: An Evolutionary Perspective”
    3
  20. As published: “Current Topics in Biotechnology”
    4
  21. As published: “Biotechnology and Sustainability”
    3
  22. As published: “Chemistry and War”
    3
  23. As published: “The Struggle of the Free Press: Fake News & Conspiracy Theories”
    3
  24. As published: “Science Communication and Public Engagement”
    3
  25. As published: “Science of Change”
    2
  26. As published: “Seeds, Biotechnology and Societies”
    3
  27. 3
  28. As published: “Computer Science Principles - The Beauty and Joy of Computing”
    3
  29. As published: “Foundations of Interactive Game Design”
    3
  30. D 100
    Design Inquiry I: Methods and Processes
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  31. D 101
    Design Inquiry II: Methods and Processes
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  32. As published: “Applied Somatics”
    3
  33. 3
  34. As published: “Dance and Technology”
    3
  35. As published: “Introduction to R/Python for Data Science”
    1
  36. E 102
    Engineering in the 21st Century
    Not resolved to a course
    2
  37. E 480
    Namibia Wildlife Aerial Observatory
    Not resolved to a course
    6
  38. As published: “Introduction to Resource and Environmental Economics”
    3
  39. As published: “Equity and Education”
    3
  40. As published: “Ethics for Engineering Education”
    3
  41. 3
  42. As published: “Interdisciplinary Entrepreneurial Thinking I: Skills and Planning Basics”
    3
  43. As published: “Introduction to Arts Entrepreneurship”
    3
  44. As published: “Foundations in Arts Entrepreneurship”
    3
  45. As published: “Practical Arts Entrepreneurship”
    3
  46. 3
  47. As published: “Teaching Environmental Education”
    3
  48. As published: “The Struggle of the Free Press: Fake News & Conspiracy Theories”
    3
  49. As published: “Literature and Medicine”
    3
  50. 3
  51. As published: “Language and Globalization”
    3
  52. As published: “Literature and Technology”
    3
  53. As published: “Literature, Art, and Society”
    3
  54. As published: “Literature and Science”
    3
  55. As published: “Literature of Space and Place”
    3
  56. As published: “Science Fiction”
    3
  57. As published: “Analysis of Scientific and Technical Writing”
    3
  58. As published: “Insects and People”
    3
  59. As published: “Insects and Human Disease”
    3
  60. As published: “Exploring the Environment”
    2
  61. As published: “Diversity and Environmental Justice”
    3
  62. As published: “Introduction to Environmental Sciences”
    3
  63. 3
  64. 3
  65. As published: “Energy and Environment”
    3
  66. As published: “Human Dimensions of Natural Resources in Australia/New Zealand”
    3
  67. As published: “Sustaining Natural Resources in Australia/New Zealand”
    3
  68. As published: “Environmental Life Cycle Analysis”
    3
  69. As published: “The Sustainable Bioeconomy”
    3
  70. As published: “Environmental Life Cycle Analysis”
    3
  71. As published: “The Sustainable Bioeconomy”
    3
  72. As published: “Forest History, Technology and Society”
    3
  73. As published: “World Forestry”
    3
  74. As published: “Conservation of Natural Resources”
    3
  75. As published: “Genes, Race, & Society”
    3
  76. As published: “Spatial Thinking with GIS”
    3
  77. As published: “Genetics in Human Affairs”
    3
  78. As published: “Foundations of Global One Health”
    3
  79. As published: “Global One Health Applications”
    3
  80. 3
  81. 3
  82. As published: “Frauds and Mysteries of the Past”
    3
  83. As published: “Environmental History of Cuba: Prehistory to the Present”
    3
  84. As published: “Scientific Revolution and European Society, 1500-1800”
    3
  85. As published: “Rise of Modern Science”
    3
  86. As published: “Science, American Style”
    3
  87. As published: “Technology in History”
    3
  88. As published: “Global Environmental History”
    3
  89. As published: “Dinomania: Dinosaurs in Culture and Science”
    3
  90. As published: “The Civil War Era in Popular Culture”
    3
  91. As published: “Global History of American Food and Drink”
    3
  92. As published: “History of Capitalism in America”
    3
  93. As published: “Law in the American Story”
    3
  94. 3
  95. As published: “History of the Life Sciences”
    3
  96. As published: “Darwinism in Science and Society”
    3
  97. As published: “Science and Religion in European History”
    3
  98. 3
  99. As published: “History of American Technology”
    3
  100. 3
  101. As published: “History of the Life Sciences”
    3
  102. 3
  103. 3
  104. 3
  105. 3
  106. As published: “How We Argue”
    2
  107. As published: “Honors Special Topics - Interdisciplinary Perspectives/Global Knowledge”
    3
  108. As published: “Honors Special Topics - Interdisciplinary Perspectives”
    3
  109. As published: “The Creative Process in Science: Realities, Comparisons, and Culture Perceptions”
    3
  110. As published: “Words through Space and Time”
    3
  111. As published: “Outbreak”
    3
  112. As published: “Reading Machines”
    3
  113. As published: “Religion and Freedom”
    3
  114. As published: “Time Travel”
    3
  115. As published: “On the Human”
    3
  116. As published: “Freedom and the Self”
    3
  117. As published: “Emotion and Reason”
    3
  118. As published: “Feelings of/from Technology: Analog Bodies in Digital Spaces”
    3
  119. As published: “Sweet: A Global History of Sugar”
    3
  120. As published: “Listening to Climate Change”
    3
  121. As published: “Music Beyond Binaries”
    3
  122. As published: “Music and Resistance”
    3
  123. As published: “Contemporary British Voices”
    3
  124. As published: “Music and the Celtic World”
    3
  125. As published: “History of Industrial Design”
    3
  126. As published: “Environmental Ethics”
    3
  127. 3
  128. As published: “Introduction to American Studies”
    3
  129. As published: “The Science and Art of Happiness”
    3
  130. As published: “Animals in the Global Community”
    3
  131. As published: “Interdisciplinary Perspectives Special Topics”
    1-3
  132. As published: “Interdisciplinary Perspectives and Global Knowledge Special Topics”
    2-3
  133. 3
  134. As published: “Globalizing North Carolina”
    3
  135. 3
  136. 3
  137. As published: “Sustainable Design and Development”
    3
  138. 2
  139. M 380
    Doing Business Globally
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  140. As published: “Relativistic Dynamics: An Evolution in Space, Time, and Matter”
    3
  141. As published: “The Fourth Horseman: Plagues that Changed the World”
    3
  142. 4
  143. As published: “Human Dimensions of Climate Change”
    3
  144. As published: “Introduction to Business”
    3
  145. As published: “Entrepreneurship Skills for Non-Majors”
    3
  146. As published: “Understanding Music: Global Perspectives”
    3
  147. As published: “Music of North Carolina”
    3
  148. As published: “From Wax Cylinders to AI: Music Technology in Modern History”
    3
  149. As published: “Music of Asia”
    3
  150. As published: “Introduction to Health Physics”
    3
  151. As published: “Introduction to Health Physics Laboratory”
    1
  152. As published: “Humans and the Environment”
    3
  153. As published: “Naval Leadership and Ethics”
    3
  154. As published: “Introduction to Community Food Security”
    3
  155. As published: “Eating through American History”
    3
  156. 3
  157. As published: “Plants and Civilization”
    3
  158. As published: “Plants in Folklore, Myth, and Religion”
    3
  159. As published: “Impact of Industry on the Environment and Society”
    3
  160. As published: “Introduction to Forensic Science”
    3
  161. As published: “Puzzles and Paradoxes”
    3
  162. As published: “Ethical Problems in the Law”
    3
  163. As published: “Data Ethics”
    3
  164. As published: “Philosophy of Law”
    3
  165. 3
  166. As published: “Philosophy of Language”
    3
  167. As published: “Philosophy of Psychology”
    3
  168. As published: “Philosophy of Science”
    3
  169. As published: “Neuroscience and Philosophy”
    3
  170. As published: “Introduction to Cognitive Science”
    3
  171. As published: “The Scientific Method”
    3
  172. 3
  173. As published: “Poultry and People: Why did the chicken cross the world?”
    3
  174. As published: “Aspects of Animal Welfare”
    3
  175. As published: “Agrosecurity”
    3
  176. As published: “Big Data in Your Pocket: Call it a Smartphone”
    3
  177. As published: “The Worm's Tale: Parasites In Our Midst”
    3
  178. As published: “Humans and the Environment”
    3
  179. As published: “Nature, Health, and Wellness”
    2
  180. As published: “Explorations in Virtual Recreation and Esports”
    3
  181. As published: “Human Dimensions of Natural Resources in Australia/New Zealand”
    3
  182. As published: “Sustaining Natural Resources in Australia/New Zealand”
    3
  183. As published: “From Papyrus to Plasma Screens: Paper and Society”
    2
  184. As published: “Environmental Life Cycle Analysis”
    3
  185. As published: “Environmental Life Cycle Analysis”
    3
  186. As published: “Psychobiology of Success”
    3
  187. 3
  188. As published: “Human Sexuality and Intimate Relationships”
    3
  189. As published: “Environmental Psychology”
    3
  190. As published: “Psychology and Law”
    3
  191. As published: “Religion, Freedom, and American Democracy”
    3
  192. As published: “Religion, Race, and Social Justice”
    3
  193. As published: “Emotion and Religion”
    3
  194. 3
  195. As published: “Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions: (Y)Our Health”
    2
  196. As published: “Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions: (Y)Our Changing World”
    2
  197. As published: “Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions: The Future of Food”
    2
  198. As published: “CREATE: Carolina Regional Entrepreneurship Albright Team Experience”
    3
  199. 3
  200. As published: “Leadership and Negotiation”
    3
  201. As published: “Sustainable Materials for Green Housing”
    2
  202. As published: “Recycling to Create a Sustainable Environment”
    2
  203. As published: “Introduction to Industrial Ecology”
    3
  204. As published: “Language and Society”
    3
  205. 3
  206. As published: “Sociology of Medicine”
    3
  207. As published: “Land and Life”
    3
  208. 3
  209. 3
  210. 3
  211. As published: “Science and Civilization”
    3
  212. As published: “Contemporary Science, Technology and Human Values”
    3
  213. As published: “Ethical Dimensions of Progress”
    3
  214. 3
  215. 3
  216. As published: “Cycling Cities: STS, the Bicycle and Urban Transportation”
    3
  217. As published: “Technological Catastrophes”
    3
  218. As published: “World Population and Food Prospects”
    3
  219. 3
  220. 3
  221. 3
  222. 3
  223. As published: “Introduction to Gerontology: An Interdisciplinary Field of Practice”
    3
  224. As published: “The Development of Social Welfare and Social Work in the U.S.”
    3
  225. As published: “Introduction to Sustainability for EcoVillage”
    1
  226. As published: “Research as a Profession”
    2
  227. 3
  228. As published: “Abolitionist Futures”
    3
  229. 3
  230. 3
  231. As published: “Women and Health”
    3
  232. 3
  233. As published: “Roman Topography”
    3
  234. As published: “French: Language, Culture, and Technology”
    3
  235. 3
  236. As published: “German Language, Culture, Science, and Technology”
    3
  237. As published: “Green Germany: Nature and Environment in German Speaking Cultures”
    3
  238. 3
  239. As published: “Sustainable Materials for Green Housing”
    2
  240. As published: “Human-Animal Interactions”
    3
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