Appendix B: Prerequisite Maps
Prerequisite maps are there to help you understand how courses are connected, and in which academic term theyare offered. Detailed prerequisites are indicated in the Course List in Appendix B.
Here are some explanations of the prerequisite maps to follow.

1) Course Color Key: An orange color indicatesthat the course will beoffered every year (SeeExample 1).
 A white color indicates thatthe course will be offered
every two years (SeeExample 2).
 A purple color indicates thatthe course will be offered
two times in three years(See Example 3).
 A blue color indicates thatthe course will be offered
every three years (SeeExample 4).
Example 1

AExample 2

BExample 3

CExample 4

D2) Arrow Key: Solid arrows
indicate prerequisites(or co-requisites) (see Example 1).
 Dashed arrows
indicateprerequisites (or co-requisites) with options(see Example 2).

3) Course Group Key: Dashed lines surrounding multiple courses indicate courses
with the same prerequisites (or co-requisites) (see example1).
 Solid lines surrounding multiple courses indicate multiple
prerequisites (or co-requisites) (see example 2).
 Dashed lines surrounding multiple courses indicate
prerequisites (or co-requisites) with options (see example3).
Example 2

Example 1

Example 3

EE

AAE

B

B

<E> is a prerequisite
for <C> and <D><A> AND <B> areprerequisite for <E><A> OR <B> is prerequisite
for <E>CD

Cultural Diversity and Communities
Japan and Beyond

DCUL 433
Colonialism &War
DCUL 413
Sex Work andEmotional Labor

DCUL 310
CulturalAnthropology

DCUL 410
Topics in Japanand Beyond II

DCUL 316
Topics in Japanand Beyond I

Migration and Communities

DCUL 421
Globalization andDevelopment

DCUL 423
Gender in GlobalContext

DCUL 320
Sociology ofMigration I

DCUL 325
Sociology ofMigration II

DCUL 323
Logic and Methods of Social Inquiry
DCUL 321
Urban Sociology

DCUL 211
Feminist EthnicStudies

Environment and Health

DCUL 438
Anthropology ofMemory
DCUL 431
Ethnographies inMedical Anthropology

DCUL 330
MedicalAnthropology

DCUL 220
Sociological
Imagination

DCUL 439
Anthropology of the Self
DCUL 430
Seminar in Medical
Anthropology
DCUL 435
Anthropology ofScience

DCUL 333
Environmental
Anthropology

DCUL327
History of SocialThought

DCUL 441
Topics in PoliticalScience II

DCUL 440
Topics in Political
Science I

DCUL 443
Topics in Political
Science III

DCUL 445
Topics in Political
Science IV

DCUL 346InternationalPolitics
DCUL 340
ComparativePolitics

DCUL 344
Japanese Politics

DCUL 240
Introduction to
Political Science

DCUL 241
Introduction toJapanese Politics

DCUL 236
Anthropology ofFood

DCUL 225
Global Sociology
DCUL 216
Korean Diaspora

Governance

DCUL 230 Cultureand Illness

DCUL 233
Anthropology ofDisaster

DCUL 140
Current Political
EventsSocial Innovation and EntrepreneurshipManagement

DSIE 412
Topics in Management IX

DSIE 416
Topics in Management X

DSIE 318
Topics in Management VII

DSIE 319
Topics in ManagementVIII

DSIE 316
Topics in Management VI

DSIE 312
Topics in Management V

DSIE 218
Topics in Management III

DSIE 216
Topics in Management II

DSIE 212
Topics in Management I

DSIE 219
Topics in Management IV

DSIE 110
Principles ofManagement

Nonprofit Management andSocial Entrepreneurship

economics

DSIE 422
Poverty

DSIE 423
Inequality

DSIE 420
Introduction to
Feminist Economics

DSIE 421
Trade policy andDevelopment

DSIE 328
Japanese Economy
AND GENDER

DSIE 323
Development
Economics

DSIE 327
Japanese Economy

DSIE 321
International
Economics

DSIE 320
Microeconomics

DSIE 325
Macroeconomics

DSIE 220
Introduction to
Microeconomics

DSIE 225
Introduction to
Macroeconomics**For 300 and 400 level Economics module
courses, DSIE 220 and DSIE 225, or equivalentcourses from the Faculty of Economics or otherschools, are prerequisites.**DSIE 121
Introduction toDevelopment Studies

DSIE 438
Nonprofit Management and Social
Entrepreneurship Practicum III
DSIE 437
Nonprofit Management and Social
Entrepreneurship Practicum II
DSIE 436
Nonprofit Management and Social
Entrepreneurship Practicum I

DSIE 331
Nonprofit Managementand Social
Entrepreneurship

DSIE 450Intermediate
Statistics

DSIE 350
Elementary
Statistics
DSIE 351
QualitativeResearch Methods

DSIE 232
Global Philanthropy andComparative Nonprofit
Sectors

DSIE 231Philanthropy andNonprofit Organizations

DSIE 251
Introduction to
Data Analysis II

DSIE 250
Introduction to
Data Analysis

DSCI, AGRICULTURAL SCIENCEDSCI 561/562/563
Laboratory inAgrochemical Bioscience
1/2/3

DSCI 463

Agrochemical
Bioscience 1 Analytical
Chemistry

Laboratory in Animal Science
1/2/3

DSCI 571/572/573/574/575/576/577/578

Laboratory in Environmental Ecology
1-1/1-2/2-1/2-2/3-1/3-2/4-1/4-2

DSCI 485

DSCI 462

Agrochemical
Bioscience 3 Organic Chemistry
DSCI 461

DSCI 591/593/595

DSCI 581/582/583
Laboratory in AppliedPlant Science 1/2/3

Agrochemical
Bioscience 2 Biological
Chemistry

DSCI 360

Introduction toAgrochemical
Bioscience

Crop Scienceand Production
DSCI 483

DSCI 493

DSCI 484

Fruit Science

Crop Genetics
and Breeding

DSCI 481

DSCI 482

Vegetable andFlower Science

DSCI 381

DSCI 473

Animal Life
Science
DSCI 492

DSCI 491

AnimalProduction
Science

Plant Diseaseand Control

DSCI 382

Food andNutrition
Science

DSCI 390

Introduction to

Introduction toApplied Plant
Science I

Applied Plant
Science II

Introduction toAnimal Science

Ecological approachto sustainableagriculture
DSCI 471

Introduction to Forest
Ecosystem Science

DSCI 472

Economics,
Management andTechnology forSolutions to Japanese
Agricultural Problems

DSCI 370

Introduction toEnvironmental Ecology

DSCI 260
Introduction toAgricultural Sciences*Students must complete not only the courses described above but also
other courses to fulfill graduation requirements.

(For October students)