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Jax MIX is the signature
general education
program of Jacksonville State University.

Below is a list of all Jax MIX courses organized by their programmatic emphasis areas. These are human communication, experience, expression, and inquiry.

The requirements of Jax MIX align with state-mandated general studies courses. Please review your plan of study and speak to your academic advisor about additional requirements your degree may require.

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Jax MIX Programmatic Emphasis

Jax MIX provides opportunities to develop knowledge and skills in the areas of:

Communication

Communication

(12 hours): English composition, math, and speech

Experience

Experience

(12 hours): History and social/behavioral sciences

Expression

Expression

(9 hours): Fine arts, literature, and humanities

Communication

Inquiry

(8 hours): Physical, earth, and life sciences

Communication (12 Hours)

Communicating effectively and professionally through oral, interpersonal, written, and quantitative mediums with diverse audiences

  • MS 110 // 3 Cr Hr
    Finite Mathematics
  • MS 112 // 3 Cr Hr
    Precalculus Algebra
  • MS 113 // 3 Cr Hr
    Precalculus Trigonometry
  • MS 115 // 4 Cr Hr
    Precalculus Algebra and Trigonometry
  • MS 120 // 3 Cr Hr
    Calculus and Its Applications
  • MS 125 // 4 Cr Hr
    Calculus I
  • MS 126 // 4 Cr Hr
    Calculus II
  • MS 204 // 3 Cr Hr
    Basic Statistics
  • MS 227 // 4 Cr Hr
    Calculus III

  • EH 101 // 3 Cr Hr
    English Composition I
  • EH 103 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors English Composition I
  • EH 105 & EH 115 // 3 Cr Hr
    Enhanced English Composition I and Writing Studio I
  • EH 102 // 3 Cr Hr
    English Composition II
  • EH 104 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors English Composition II
  • EH 106 & EH 116 // 3 Cr Hr
    Enhanced English Composition II and Writing Studio II

Experience (12 Hours)

Examination of the human experience through different lenses and perspectives

  • PSY 201 // 3 Cr Hr
    Principles of Psychology
  • PSY 202 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Principles of Psychology
  • PSY 222 // 3 Cr Hr
    Human Development

  • AN 224 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introduction to Anthropology
  • EC 221 // 3 Cr Hr
    Principles of Microeconomics
  • EC 222 // 3 Cr Hr
    Principles of Macroeconomics
  • EC 225 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Principles of Microeconomics
  • EC 226 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Principles of Macroeconomics
  • GY 120 // 3 Cr Hr
    World Regional Geography
  • GY 220 // 3 Cr Hr
    Human Geography
  • PSC 100 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introduction to American Government
  • PSC 101 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introduction to Political Science
  • PSC 102 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introduction to State and Local Government
  • PSC 103 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Introduction to American Government
  • SY 221 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introduction to Sociology
  • SY 222 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Introduction to Sociology
  • SY 223 // 3 Cr Hr
    Social Problems

  • HY 101 // 3 Cr Hr
    Western Civilization I
  • HY 102 // 3 Cr Hr
    Western Civilization II
  • HY 103 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Western Civilization I
  • HY 104 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Western Civilization II
  • HY 111 // 3 Cr Hr
    World History I
  • HY 112 // 3 Cr Hr
    World History II
  • HY 201 // 3 Cr Hr
    American History I
  • HY 202 // 3 Cr Hr
    American History II
  • HY 203 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors American History I
  • HY 204 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors American History II
  • HY 211 // 3 Cr Hr
    Survey of Latin America to 1810
  • HY 212 // 3 Cr Hr
    Survey of Latin America since 1810

Expression (9 Hours)

Discovery, exploration, and appreciation of various modes of human expression

  • EH 201 // 3 Cr Hr
    American Literature I: Beginnings to 1865
  • EH 202 // 3 Cr Hr
    American Literature II: 1865 to Present
  • EH 203 // 3 Cr Hr
    British Literature I: Beginnings to 1800
  • EH 204 // 3 Cr Hr
    British Literature II: 1800 to Present
  • EH 205 // 3 Cr Hr
    Literature for Life I: Beginnings to 20th Century
  • EH 206 // 3 Cr Hr
    Literature for Life II: 20th Century to Present
  • EH 219 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Literature I
  • EH 220 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Literature II
  • EH 231 // 3 Cr Hr
    World Literature I: Beginnings to 1660
  • EH 232 // 3 Cr Hr
    World Literature II: 1660 to Present

  • ART 111 // 3 Cr Hr
    Survey of Art I
  • ART 112 // 3 Cr Hr
    Survey of Art II (WI)
  • ART 130 // 3 Cr Hr
    Creative Thinking
  • ART 202 // 3 Cr Hr
    Art Appreciation
  • ART 203 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Art Appreciation
  • EH 251 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introduction to Creative Writing
  • FLM 230 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introduction to Film
  • MU 233 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introduction to Music
  • MU 236 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Introduction to Music
  • MU 237 // 3 Cr Hr
    Advanced Intro to Music (WI)
  • THR 242 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introduction to the Theatre (Formerly DR 242)
  • THR 252 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Introduction to the Theatre (Formerly DR 252)

  • FH 101 // 3 Cr Hr
    Beginner's French I
  • FH 102 // 3 Cr Hr
    Beginner's French II
  • FH 201 // 3 Cr Hr
    Intermediate French I
  • FH 202 // 3 Cr Hr
    Intermediate French II
  • LAS 101 // 3 Cr Hr
    Beginner Portuguese I
  • LAS 102 // 3 Cr Hr
    Beginner Portuguese II
  • SH 101 // 3 Cr Hr
    Beginner's Spanish I
  • SH 102 // 3 Cr Hr
    Beginner's Spanish II
  • SH 201 // 3 Cr Hr
    Intermediate Spanish I
  • SH 202 // 3 Cr Hr
    Intermediate Spanish II

Inquiry (8 Hours)

Investigation and understanding of the world around us through scientific methods

  • CY 105 & CY 107 // 4 Cr Hr
    General Chemistry I and General Chemistry Laboratory I
  • CY 106 & CY 108 // 4 Cr Hr
    General Chemistry II and General Chemistry Laboratory II
  • CY 115 // 3 Cr Hr
    Concepts of General Chemistry I
  • CY 116 // 3 Cr Hr
    Concepts of General Chemistry II
  • PHS 201 & PHS 203 // 3 Cr Hr
    College Physics I and College Physics Laboratory Techniques I
  • PHS 202 & PHS 204 // 4 Cr Hr
    College Physics II and College Physics Laboratory Techniques II
  • PHS 221 // 4 Cr Hr
    Physics for Scientists and Engineers I w/Lab (Formerly PHS 211 & PHS 213)
  • PHS 222 // 4 Cr Hr
    Physics for Scientists and Engineers II w/Lab (Formerly PHS 212 & PHS 214)

  • GY 250 & GY 252 // 4 Cr Hr
    Physical Geography I: Atmospheric Patterns and Processes and Physical Geography Lab I
  • GY 251 & GY 253 // 4 Cr Hr
    Physical Geography II: Landscape Patterns and Processes and Physical Geography Lab II

  • BY 101 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introductory Biology I
  • BY 102 // 3 Cr Hr
    Introductory Biology II
  • BY 105 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Introductory Biology I
  • BY 106 // 3 Cr Hr
    Honors Introductory Biology II
  • BY 121 // 3 Cr Hr
    Essentials of Biology
  • BY 122 // 3 Cr Hr
    Biology of Disease
  • BY 123 // 3 Cr Hr
    Environmental Biology
  • BY 103 // 1 Cr Hour
    Introductory Biology Lab I
  • BY 104 // 1 Cr Hour
    Introductory Biology Lab II
  • BY 107 // 1 Cr Hour
    Honors Introductory Biology Lab I
  • BY 108 // 1 Cr Hour
    Honors Intro Biology Lab II