University in the High School Program
The University in the High School Program (UHS), under the direction and sponsorship of the College of Arts and Sciences, is a partnership program between the University at Albany and participating secondary schools throughout New York State. The Program allows qualified students to earn college credit while still in high school. By entering college with previously earned credits, they can hasten their graduation from college or explore a wider range of academic areas during a regular college sequence.
The following coursework is currently available to program participants (see individual departments, schools, or programs for course descriptions). The "S/U" option is not available in UHS courses. Current course offerings are listed below. Course descriptions are listed in relevant department sections of this Undergraduate Bulletin. Other courses may be considered upon request.
College of Arts and Sciences:
College-Wide
A CAS 100 Contemporary Issues in Life Sciences
A CAS 141 Concepts of Race and Culture in the Modern World
A CAS 198 Special Topics in the Humanities
A CAS 203 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Seminar
Science Research
A CAS 109 Intermediate Science Research
A CAS 110 Intermediate Methods of Research
A CAS 209 Advanced Science Research
A CAS 210 Advanced Methods of Research
Department of Africana Studies
A AFS 142 African/African American Literature
A AFS 150 Life in the Third World
A AFS 219 Introduction to African/African-American History
A AFS 240 Classism, Racism, and Sexism: Issues
Department of Anthropology
A ANT 100 Culture, Society, and Biology
A ANT 104 Archaeology
A ANT 108 Cultural Anthropology
A ANT 110 Introduction to Human Evolution
A ANT 119 The City and Human Health
Department of Art and Art History
Art
A ART 105 Beginning Drawing
A ART 110 Two-Dimensional Design
A ART 115 Three-Dimensional Design
A ART 144 Fundamentals of Photography and Related Media
A ART 230 Beginning Painting
A ART 244 Introduction to Contemporary Darkroom Practices
Art History
A ARH 170 Survey of Art in the Western World I
A ARH 171 Survey of Art in the Western World II
Greek and Roman Civilization
A CLC 110 Classical Roots: Great Ideas of Greece and Rome
Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences
A ATM 100 The Atmosphere
A ENV 105 Introduction to Environmental Science
Department of Biological Sciences
A BIO 102 General Biological Sciences
A BIO 117 Nutrition
A BIO 175 Forensic Science Investigation
Department of Chemistry
A CHM 120 General Chemistry I
A CHM 124 General Chemistry Laboratory I
A CHM 121 General Chemistry II
A CHM 125 General Chemistry Laboratory II
A CHM 250 Introduction to Forensic Chemistry
Department of Communication
A COM 203Y Speech Composition and Presentation
A COM 212 Argumentation and Debate
A COM 238 Introduction to Mass Communication
Department of East Asian Studies
Chinese
A EAC 201 Intermediate Chinese I
Japanese
A EAJ 102 Elementary Japanese II
A EAJ 201 Intermediate Japanese I
Department of Economics
A ECO 110 Principles of Economics I: Microeconomics
A ECO 111 Principles of Economics II: Macroeconomics
A ECO 202 The American Economy: Its Structure and Institutions
Department of English
A ENG 100Z Introduction to Analytical Writing
A ENG 102Z Introduction to Creative Writing
A ENG 106 Topics in English Studies
A ENG 110Z Writing and Critical Inquiry in the Humanities
A ENG 121 Reading Literature
A ENG 144 Reading Shakespeare
A ENG 222 World Literature
A ENG 226 Focus on a Literary Theme, Form, or Mode
A ENG 243 Literature and Film
A ENG 261 American Literary Traditions
A ENG 295 Classics of Western Literature
Department of Geography and Planning
A GOG 201 Environmental Analysis
Department of History
A HIS 100 American Political and Social History I
A HIS 101 American Political and Social History II
A HIS 130 History of European Civilization I
A HIS 131 History of European Civilization II
A HIS 158 The World in the 20th Century
A HIS 220Y Public Policy in Modern America
A HIS 250 The Holocaust in History
A HIS 259 History of Women and Social Change
Program in Judaic Studies (Department of History)
A JST 250 The Holocaust in History
Program in Journalism (Department of Communication)
A JRL 100 Foundations of Journalism
A JRL 200Z Introduction to Reporting and News Writing
Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures
French
A FRE 221Y Intermediate French I
A FRE 222Y Intermediate French II
German
A GER 201 Intermediate German I
A GER 202 Intermediate German II
Italian
A ITA 103 Intermediate Italian I
A ITA 104 Intermediate Italian II
A ITA 206Y Intermediate Conversation and Oral Grammar
Latin
A CLL 102 Elementary Latin II
A CLL 201 Introduction to Latin Literature I
Russian
A RUS 201 Intermediate Russian I
A RUS 202 Intermediate Russian II
Spanish
A SPN 105 Basic Spanish for Heritage Speakers
A SPN 200 Intermediate Spanish I
A SPN 201 Intermediate Spanish II
A SPN 205 Intermediate Spanish for Heritage Speakers
Department of Latin American, Caribbean, and U.S. Latino Studies
A LCS 201 Latino USA
A LCS 229 Special Topics in Latin American and Caribbean Studies
A LCS 240 Classism, Racism, and Sexism: Issues
Program in Linguistics and Cognitive Science (Department of Anthropology)
A LIN 111 Elementary American Sign Language I
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
A MAT 100 Precalculus Mathematics
A MAT 101 Algebra and Calculus I
A MAT 104 Topics in Contemporary Mathematics
A MAT 105 Finite Mathematics
A MAT 108 Elementary Statistics
A MAT 112 Calculus I
A MAT 113 Calculus II
A MAT 214 Calculus of Several Variables
A MAT 220 Linear Algebra
Department of Music and Theatre
Music
A MUS 100 Introduction to Music
A MUS 110 Rudiments of Music
A MUS 245 Theory I
Theatre
A THR 107 Introduction to Dramatic Art
A THR 138 Yoga
Department of Philosophy
A PHI 110 Introduction to Philosophical Problems
Department of Physics
A PHY 100 Contemporary Astronomy: The Cosmic Connection
A PHY 103 Exploration of Space
A PHY 105 General Physics I
A PHY 106 General Physics Lab I
A PHY 108 General Physics II
A PHY 109 General Physics Lab II
A PHY 140 Physics I: Mechanics
A PHY 145 Physics Lab I
A PHY 150 Physics II: Electromagnetism
A PHY 155 Physics Lab II
Department of Psychology
A PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology
Department of Sociology
A SOC 115 Introduction to Sociology
Department of Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies
A WSS 240 Classism, Racism, and Sexism: Issues
A WSS 260 History of Women and Social Change
College of Engineering and Applied Sciences:
Department of Computer Science
I CSI 201 Introduction to Computer Science
Rockefeller College:
Department of Political Science
R POS 100 Introduction to Political Science
R POS 101 American Politics
School of Business:
Accounting
B ACC 211 Financial Accounting
Finance/Financial Analysis
B FIN 210 Personal Finance
Digital Forensics
B FOR 100 Introduction to Information Systems
B FOR 201 Introduction to Digital Forensics
Law
B LAW 220 Business Law
School of Criminal Justice:
R CRJ 201 Introduction to the Criminal Justice Process
R CRJ 202 Introduction to Law and Criminal Justice
R CRJ 203 Criminology
School of Education:
E TAP 201 Exploring Teaching as a Profession
