Home Economics - Family Studies and Consumer Sciences
Home Economics Core Courses
- HE-FCS101 Orientation to Home Economics--Family & Consumer Sciences (3)
- HE-FCS102 Fund. of Clothing Construction (4)
- HE-FCS200 Nutrition Symposium (1)
- HE-FCS201 Nutrition (3)
- HE-FCS202 Principles of Food Preparation (4)
- HE-FCS203 Fundamentals of Interiors (3) or
- HE-FCS204 Clothing Selection (3)
- HE-FCS205 Textiles (1)
- HE-FCS305 Meal Management (4)
- HE-FCS306 Principles of Family Finance (3)
- HE-FCS307 Resource Management for the Aging (3)
- HE-FCS308 Home Management Theory (3)
- HE-FCS309 Introduction to Entrepreneurship (1)
- HE-FCS310 Early Childhood Education (3)
- HE-FCS401 Phil. and Prof. Issues in H.Ec.--Family and Consumer Sciences (3)
- HE-FCS402 Dynamics of Family Living (3)
- HE-FCS410 Resource Management Practicum (3)
- Upper Division Home Economics Electives (6)
Total units required for major: 51
Minor in Home Economics
The requirements for a minor in Home Economics--Family & Consumer Sciences are 21 semester units in the Department course offerings. This includes HE101 and a minimum of 12 units of upper division coursework. All prerequisites for upper division coursework must be fulfilled.




