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- Course Descriptions:
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Accounting, ACC*
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Anthropology, ANT*
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Art, ART*
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Art-Graphic Design, GRA*
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Assessment for Prior Learning, ST
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Biology, BIO*
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Broadcast-Cinema
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Business Administration/Marketing, BBG*, BES*, BFN*, BMG*, BMK*
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Chemistry, CHE*
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Communications, COM*
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Computers-Applications, CSA*
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Computers-Computer Science, CSC*
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Computers-Technology, CST*
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Criminal Justice, CJS*
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Digital Arts (Multimedia), DGA*
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Drug & Alcohol Rehab., DAR*
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Early Childhood Education, ECE*
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Earth Science, EAS*
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Economics, ECN*
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Engineering Science, Tech Studies, Manufacturing, EGR*, CAD*, MFG*
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English Literature Courses, ENG*
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English Reading Courses, ENG*
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English Writing Courses, ENG*
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English As A Second Language, ESL*
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Environmental Engineering Tech, ENV*
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Environmental Science, EVS*
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Freshman Seminar, FS
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Geography, GEO*
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Geology, GLG*
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Health, HLT*
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History, HIS*
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Human Services, DAR*, DFS*, HSE*, RLS*
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Languages: French, FRE* Italian, ITA* Sign, SGN* Spanish, SPA*
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Mathematics, MAT*
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Multimedia
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Music, MUS*
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Ophthalmic Design & Dispensing, ODD*
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Philosophy, PHL*
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Physical Science, AST*, EAS*, GLG*, OCE*, PSC*
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Physics, PHY*
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Political Science, POL*
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Psychology, PSY*
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Radiologic Technology, RAD*
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Reading (See English)
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Recreation, RLS*
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Sociology, SOC*
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Special Topics, FS, HON, ST
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Theatre, THR*
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Geology, GLG*

The following information is directly from the 2011-2012 College Catalog, pg. 112. To download a full pdf version of the catalog, click here.
GLG*112, 3 Credits, Geology of Connecticut
An introduction to the geological features of Connecticut and surrounding areas. Emphasis on field relations and general geological concepts. Review of history on Connecticut Geology. Field trips included.
GLG*121, 4 Credits, Introduction to Physical Geology
An introduction to the principles governing the composition and structure of the Earth's crust and the study of landforms and geological processes on and within the Earth's surface. Topics include earth materials, geologic time, surface processes, internal processes, and earth structures. Prerequisite: MAT*095 with a grade of "C" or better or placement and/or completion of a higher-level math course.
From College Catalog 2011-2012, p. 112
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