Quantitative Intensives

The Coordinator for Quantitative Intensive Courses is Dean Brock (brock@unca.edu).

These are the Quantitative Intensive courses currently approved. If an instructor's name appears with the course, you must take the course with that instructor.  To find out which courses are offered this registration period, look it up on the registrar's site or on your Oneport.

The semester information listed beside each course indicates the approval period during which the course satisfies the requirements for QI credit. Students who take the course during this time, will receive QI credit. If an ending term is not listed, the course will satisfy the QI requirement each time the course is offered, beginning with the semester listed. Note: courses may not be offered every semester during the approval period.

Students who wish to petition a class to be QI should submit the petition form and supporting documentation to the intensive coordinator. If a petition is submitted before the start of pre-registration, the committee will attend to the request by the end of the semester.  If a petition is submitted after this time, the committee cannot guarantee that the petition will be attended to by the end of the semester.

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Quantitative Intensive Courses

ACCT 215 Principles of Accounting I [Fall 04-Summer 13]
ACCT 301 Intermediate Accounting I [Fall 04-Summer 13] 

ASTR 105 Astronomy [Fall 04-Summer 14]

ATMS 111 Understanding the Atmosphere Lab (requires concurrent enrollment in ATMS 113) [Fall 12-Summer 15]

CHEM 132 General Chemistry [Fall 04-Summer 13]
CHEM 236 General Chemistry II [Fall 06-Summer 13]
CHEM 334 Physical Chemistry I [Fall 06-Summer 14] 

DRAM 122 Elements of Production II [Spring 06-Summer 14] 

ECON 101 Principles of Macroeconomics [Spring 09-Summer 14]
ECON 102 Principles of Microeconomics (Bell, Browning, Larson) [Spring 09-Summer 14]
ECON 306 Managerial Finance [Fall 04-Summer 14]
ECON 360 Mathematical Economics [Fall 06] 

EDUC 340 Methods of Teaching Mathematics, K-6 [Fall 07-Summer 13]
EDUC 383 Methods/Mgmt Teaching of Mathematics, 6-12 [Fall 06- Summer 13] 

ENVR 373 Survey of Research Methods in Environmental Science (Gillette) [Fall 11- Summer 14] 
ENVR 381 Structural and Field Geology [Fall 05-Summer 14] 

MATH 155 Nature of Mathematics (Dohse) [Spring 12-Fall 14]
MATH 155 Nature of Mathematics (D.Sulock) [Spring 08-Summer 13]
MATH 174 Reality Math (D. Sulock) [Spring 08-Summer 13]
MATH 191 Calculus I [Fall 04-Summer 14]
MATH 192 Calculus II [Fall 04-Summer 14] 

MGMT 380 Management Science [Fall 06-Summer 14]
MGMT 381 Quality Control [Fall 06-Summer 14]

PHYS 101 Light and Visual Phenomena [Fall 04-Summer 14]
PHYS 102 The Physics of Sound and Music [Fall 04-Summer 14]
PHYS 131 Introductory Physics I [Fall 04-Summer 14]
PHYS 221 Physics I [Fall 04-Summer 14]
PHYS 222 Physics II [Fall 04-Summer 14]
PHYS 231 Introductory Physics II [Fall 04-Summer 14] 

PSYC 201 Research Methods I [Spring 11-Fall 13]
PSYC 202 Research Methods II [Fall 06-Summer 14]

SOC 335 Survey and Social Research (Ghidina) [Fall 11-Summer 14]

STAT 185 Introductory Statistics [Fall 04-Summer 14]
STAT 225 Introduction to Calculus-Based Statistics [Fall 04-Summer 14]

The following courses were previously approved as Quantitative Intensive. The designation is no longer valid.

CHEM 144 Introductory Quantitative Chemistry [Fall 04-Fall 07]
ENVR 373 ST: Environmental Modeling (Dohse) [Fall 06-Summer 10]
MATH 155 Nature of Mathematics (Dohse) [Spring 08-Summer 10]
PHYS 107 Introductory Physical Sciences [Spring 08-Fall 10]
SOC 335 Survey and Social Research [Fall 06-Summer 11]
SOC 373 Fnds for Statistical Analysis in the Social Sciences [Spring 08-Fall 10]