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MOBERLY AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 
Associate of Arts – Business 
 
 
Name:  _________________________   ID#:   _______________   Date: ____________ 
 
This academic map is a semester-by-semester schedule of courses based upon the AA degree requirements as 
outlined in the academic catalog.  In order for you to graduate in two years, specific milestones, courses and 
other requirements (e.g. prerequisites) must be met in a timely manner.  Additionally, keep in mind this map 
does not substitute for academic advisement.  If you have questions, see your advisor and refer to the MACC 
website for current information.  Finally, enrolling for courses during the summer session is an option and can 
reduce your regular course load and allow you to stay on track to graduate in two years.  
 
Taken Course Semester Hours Milestone* 
  First Semester   
   Business Elective 3  
  CIT Course 3  
 LAL101 ^Composition I 3 LAL101 
  ^Math 3 Math 
 SKL101 College Orientation 1 SKL101 
 SPK101 Public Speaking 3  
   16  
     
  Second Semester    
  Business Elective 3  
 ECN101 Macroeconomics (Recommended) 3  
  History or Government 3  
  Humanities 3  
 LAL102 ^Composition II 3  
   15  
     
  Third Semester   
  Biological or Physical Science 4-5  
  Business Elective 3  
  Business Elective 3  
 ECN102 ^Microeconomics (Recommended) 3  
  Literature 3  
   16-17  
     
  Fourth Semester   
  Biological or Physical Science 4-5  
  Business Elective 3  
  Business Elective 3  
  Business Elective 3  
  Humanities 3  
   16-17  
     
  Total Hours for Degree  64  
 
*It is strongly recommended that students successfully complete the Milestone courses as planned on the 
academic map to ensure completion of the degree in two years.  In addition, if students do not successfully 
complete the Milestone course(s), they are strongly encouraged to re-enroll in the course(s) the following 
semester.  
 
^Please refer to the college catalog and course descriptions for pre/co-requisite and placement information.  
You can only register for these courses if you have met the prerequisite, placed into the course and/or enroll 
in the co-requisite course(s). 
 
 
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I. CIT Courses (Complete 1 course): 
CIT 101: Computer Essentials 
CIT 102: Introduction to Information Technology 
CIT 105: Programming I 
CIT 106: IT Essentials  
CIT 123: Macintosh: Use & Troubleshooting 
CIT 135: Object Oriented Programming I 
CIT 145: Web Design I 
CIT 150: Linux Admin I 
CIT152: Fundamentals of Networking 
 
 
II. Communications (Complete all 3 courses): 
LAL101: Composition I 
LAL102: Composition II 
SPK101: Public Speaking 
 
 
III. History or Government (Complete 1 course): 
HST105: American History to 1865 
PSC103: American Government 
PSC105: Functions & Policies of American Government 
 
 
IV. Science: 
The Associate of Arts degree requires a student to complete a total of 9 credit hours in science.  In addition, the 
science courses must represent each discipline (BIO and PHY) and include a minimum of one lab course.  If a 
student chooses to complete only one science course with a lab, two additional science courses will need to be 
completed to meet the Associate of Arts degree requirements. 
 
Biological Science     Physical Science 
BIO101: Biology       PHY101: Foundations of Physical Science 
BIO105: Introductory Conservation Biology   PHY120: Foundations of Chemistry 
BIO105H: Introductory Conservation Biology Honors  PHY121: General Chemistry I 
BIO150: General Zoology      PHY122: General Chemistry II 
BIO151: Introductory Plant Biology    PHY125: Foundations of Physics 
BIO205: Human Anatomy     PHY160: Earth Science I 
BIO206: Microbiology     PHY162: Intro to Astronomy 
BIO209: Physiology      PHY163: Geology 
PHY164: Atmospheric Science 
PHY181: General Physics I 
PHY182: General Physics II 
PHY201: Engineering Physics I 
PHY202: Engineering Physics II 
PHY222: Elementary Organic Chemistry 
 
V. Mathematics (Complete 1 course): 
MTH140: College Algebra 
MTH141: Contemporary College Mathematics 
MTH150: Precalculus 
MTH201: Analytic Geometry and Calculus I 
 
 
VI. Literature (Complete 1 course): 
LAL120: *American Literature Survey to 1870   LAL153: *Introduction to Contemporary Literature 
LAL121: *American Literature Survey from 1870 to Pres.  LAL210: *A Survey of Western Literature I 
LAL125: *African-American Literature    LAL211: *A Survey of Western Literature II 
LAL125H: *African-American Literature Honors   LAL222: *Masterpieces 
LAL130: *Literature of the American South    LAL250: *History & Development of the Short Story 
LAL130H: *Literature of the American South Honors  LAL251: *Science Fiction 
LAL150: *English Literature Survey to 1750    LAL252: *Children's Lit. for the Elementary Teacher 
LAL151: *English Literature Survey from 1750 to Pres.  LAL275: *Classical Mythology 
LAL151H: *English Literature Survey from 1750 to Pres. Honors 
 
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VII. Humanities (Complete 2 courses): 
ART101: *Art Survey and Appreciation I   LAL153: *Introduction to Contemporary Literature 
ART102: *Art Survey and Appreciation II   LAL210: *A Survey of Western Literature I 
DRM120: *Theater Appreciation    LAL211: *A Survey of Western Literature II 
FLN101: *Elementary Spanish    LAL216: * Intermediate Poetry Writing 
FLN102: *Intermediate Spanish    LAL222: *Masterpieces 
FLN111: *Elementary French    LAL250: *History & Development of the Short Story 
FLN112: *Intermediate French    LAL251: *Science Fiction 
FLN121: *Elementary Arabic    LAL252: *Children's Lit. for the Elementary Teacher 
FLN122: *Intermediate Arabic    LAL275: *Classical Mythology 
FLN201: *Spanish Readings    MUS102: *Music Appreciation 
FLN211: *French Readings    MUS105: *Music of America 
HST220: *America On Screen I    MUS205: *World Music  
HST221: *America On Screen II    PHI150: *Introduction to Philosophy  
HST230H: *Modern British History Honors   PHI150H: *Introduction to Philosophy (Honors)  
LAL120: *American Literature Survey to 1870  PHI151: *Introduction to Logic 
LAL121: *American Literature Survey from 1870 to Pres. PHI152: *Introduction to Ethics (Recommended)  
LAL125: *African-American Literature    PHI153: *Bioethics 
LAL125H: *African-American Literature Honors   PHI155: *Introduction to the Bible 
LAL130: *Literature of the American South    PHI157: *War, Peace, and Religion 
LAL 130H: *Literature of the American South Honors  PHI251: *Religions of the World 
LAL150: *English Literature Survey to 1750     
LAL151: *English Literature Survey from 1750 to Pres. 
LAL151H: *English Literature Survey from 1750 to Pres. Honors 
 
 
VIII. Social/Behavioral Science (Complete 2 courses): 
ECN101: Macroeconomics (Recommended)   PSC201: British Politics and Society 
ECN102: Microeconomics (Recommended)   PSY100: Interpersonal Relations 
GEO101: World Geography I    PSY101: General Psychology 
GEO102: World Geography II    PSY201: Child Growth and Development 
HST101: Western Civilization I    PSY205: Human Lifespan Development 
HST102: Western Civilization II    PSY210: Introduction to Social Psychology 
HST105: American History to 1865    PSY215: Health Psychology and Bio-Feedback 
HST105H: American History to 1865 (Honors)  PSY221: Psychology of Personality Adjustment 
HST106: American History from 1865   PSY230: Cross-Cultural Psychology 
HST106H: American History from 1865 (Honors)  PSY250: Abnormal Psychology 
HST150: African-American History I   PSY250H: Abnormal Psychology Honors 
HST151: African-American History II   SOC101: Sociology 
HST201: American Women, American Times   SOC101H: General Sociology (Honors) 
HST201H: American Women, American Times (Honors)  SOC105: Intro to Social Work and Social Welfare 
HST209: British History Survey    SOC150: Intro to Criminal Justice Systems 
HST215: America in Vietnam     SOC160: Intro to Juvenile Justice Systems 
HST215H: American in Vietnam (Honors)    SOC170: Intro to Corrections, Probation, & Parole 
HST220: America On Screen I     SOC205: Social Problems 
HST221: America On Screen II     SOC210: Victimology 
PSC103: American Government     SOC211: Sociology of the Family 
PSC105: Functions & Policies of American Government SOC215: Social Deviance 
PSC150: International Relations 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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IX. Electives (21 credit hours required): 
 Electives may be selected from specific content areas or any other course that meets elective criteria.  
Electives should be carefully selected with the help of an advisor to meet degree requirements, 
prerequisites, and preparation for transfer.  Transfer institutions may have specific elective requirements.  
When selecting electives, you should be in contact with any institution to which you may transfer. 
 
 Veterans may receive two credit hours of physical education for military training programs according to 
eligibility, application, and submission of qualifying documentation. 
 
 MTH100 Intermediate Algebra counts as an elective course under the AA degree program. 
 
 Certain career/technical courses which will transfer to a four-year institution may be taken as electives. 
Students must present written proof from the receiving institution guaranteeing acceptance prior to these 
career/technical courses being counted as electives.   
 
 The following Career and Technical Courses can be taken as elective courses for the AA degree and do not 
require written proof of acceptance at the transfer institution: 
 
  
ACC101: Elementary Accounting I**  
ACC102: Elementary Accounting II**   
ACC110: Personal Finance    
BUS100: Introduction to Business    
BUS112: Principles of Management   
BUS113: Human Relations in Management  
BUS120: Business Law I**    
BUS121: Business Law II **   
BUS150: Business Communication   
CIT101: Computer Essentials 
CIT102: Introduction to Information Technology 
CIT105: Programming I     
CIT106: IT Essentials     
CIT123: Macintosh: Use & Troubleshooting  
CIT135: Object Oriented Programming I   
CIT140: Intro HTML/Web Page Design  
CIT145: Web Design I    
CIT150: Linux Admin I    
CIT152: Fundamentals of Networking  
CIT153: Beginning Router Configuration 
CIT201: Relational Database Systems  
CIT205: Programming II    
CIT211: COBOL Programming 
CIT238: Windows Server Management I 
CIT239: Windows Server Management II 
CIT243: Object Oriented Programming II: Java 
CIT244: Object Oriented Programming II: C# 
CIT245: Web Design II 
CIT250: Linux Admin II 
CIT252: Advanced Routers and Switching 
CIT253: Internetworking Technologies 
CIT255: Network Security 
ECN101: Macroeconomics 
ECN102: Microeconomics 
HSC120: Health and Hygiene 
HSC121: First Aid 
HSC171: Medical Terminology 
MKT105: Principles of Marketing 
MKT110: Advertising 
PED101: Life Sports 
PED140: Methods and Techniques of Officiating I 
PED141, 142, 241, 242: Varsity Sports/Basketball 
PED145: Coaching Football 
PED150: Coaching Basketball 
PED201: Introduction to Physical Education 
 
 
 
Business Electives 
ACC101: Elementary Accounting I** 
ACC102: Elementary Accounting II** 
ACC110: Personal Finance 
BUS100: Introduction to Business 
BUS112: Principles of Management 
BUS113: Human Relations in Management 
BUS120: Business Law I** 
BUS121: Business Law II** 
BUS150: Business Communication 
ECN101: Macroeconomics 
ECN102: Microeconomics 
MKT105: Principles of Marketing 
MKT110: Advertising 
MTH160: Elementary Statistics 
 
**If a student completes ACC101 and/or BUS120, it is highly recommended that they complete ACC102 and/or 
BUS121 with MACC to ensure ease of transfer.  For further information, please see your advisor and contact the 
institution to which you plan to transfer.