Humanities General Education - Elective

Credit Hours: varies by course
English Prerequisites:

Description:

Art

• AT 105 - History of Art Before 1400   Credits: 3
• AT 106 - History of Art Since 1400   Credits: 3
• AT 270 - History of Architecture    Credits: 3

Communications

• COM 235 - Gender and Communication   Credits: 3

English

• EN 118 - Introduction to Literature    Credits: 3
• EN 233 - Poetry    Credits: 3
• EN 235 - Drama    Credits: 3
• EN 242 - Popular Literature    Credits: 3
• EN 247 - Creative Writing I    Credits: 3
• EN 248 - Creative Writing II   Credits: 3
• EN 250 - Exploration of Children’s and Early Adolescents’ Literature  Credits: 3
• EN 252 - Shakespeare    Credits: 3
• EN 261 - American Literature I    Credits: 3
• EN 262 - American Literature II    Credits: 3
• EN 270 - Multicultural Literature    Credits: 3
• EN 271 - African American Literature I    Credits: 3
• EN 272 African American Literature II    Credits: 3
• EN 278 - Introduction to Women’s Literature    Credits: 3
• EN 284 - LGBTQ Literature    Credits: 3

Foreign Language

Only one Foreign Language course may be used as a Humanities general education elective.

Arabic

• ARA 101 Introductory Arabic I    Credits: 4
• ARA 102 Introductory Arabic II   Credits: 4

Chinese

• CHI 101 Introductory Chinese I    Credits: 4
• CHI 102 Introductory Chinese II    Credits: 4

French

• FR 101 Introductory French I    Credits: 4
  FR 102 Introductory French II    Credits: 4
• FR 231 Intermediate French I    Credits: 4
• FR 232 Intermediate French II    Credits: 4

German

• GR 101 Introductory German I    Credits: 4
• GR 102 Introductory German II   Credits: 4
• GR 231 Intermediate German I    Credits: 4
• GR 232 Intermediate German II    Credits: 4

Spanish

• SP 101 Introductory Spanish I    Credits: 4
• SP 102 Introductory Spanish II    Credits: 4
• SP 231 - Intermediate Spanish I   Credits: 4
• SP 232 Intermediate Spanish II   Credits: 4

History

• HS 101 - Western Civilization to 1500    Credits: 4
• HS 102 - Western Civilization Since 1500    Credits: 4
• HS 120 - World History to 1500 CE    Credits: 3
• HS 121 - World History since 1500 CE    Credits: 3
• HS 160 - U.S. History Through Reconstruction  Credits: 3
• HS 161 - U.S. History From Reconstruction to the Present  Credits: 3
• HS 215 - The Modern World    Credits: 3
• HS 220 - Plagues, Spells, and Pills: The History of Medicine and Disease     Credits: 3
• HS 225 - History of Gender and Sexuality    Credits: 3
• HS 230 - The History of Latin America    Credits: 3
• HS 251 - African-American History and Culture    Credits: 3
• HS 285 - History of American Foreign Relations   Credits: 3
• HS 290 - History of Russia and East Europe    Credits: 3

Humanities

• HU 150 - Introduction to Cultural Studies  Credits: 3
• HU 204 - Civilization and Culture I (Antiquity-AD 1500)    Credits: 3
• HU 205 - Civilization and Culture II (AD 1500-Present Day)    Credits: 3
• HU 210 - Introduction to the Humanities    Credits: 3
• HU 212 - Classical Mythology  Credits: 3
• HU 219 - Global Studies Through International Travel   Credits: 3
• HU 245 - Technology and Humanity  Credits: 3
• HU 274 - American Cinema Genres  Credits: 3
• HU 281 - Exploring World Religions    Credits: 3

Music

• MUS 110 - Appreciation of World and Western Music    Credits: 3
• MUS 111 - Jazz In Contemporary America   Credits: 3
• MUS 130 - American Popular Music    Credits: 3

Philosophy

• PL 201 - Introduction to Philosophy    Credits: 3
• PL 202 - Introduction to Logic    Credits: 3
• PL 205 - Introduction to Ethics    Credits: 3
• PL 206 - Biomedical Ethics  Credits: 3
• PL 207 - Contemporary Moral Choices    Credits: 3
• PL 209 - Business Ethics    Credits: 3

Sign Language

• SL 150 - Introduction to Deaf Culture   Credits: 3

Theater

• TH 248 - Introduction to Theater    Credits: 3