Assignment 1-2: Approved Humanities Elecives

Approved Humanities Electives
The humanities elective requirement for all programs must be satisfied by completing one 3-credit conceptual humanities course which offers breadth of knowledge. Additional humanities electives may be conceptual or applied with a focus on skills, techniques and procedures. When selecting the appropriate humanities elective for your program, please adhere to the following lists of conceptual and applied courses.
CONCEPTUAL humanities electives
ART 101, 102
ART 106
ART 109
ART 111

History and Appreciation of Art I-II
History of Modern Art
History of Women Artists
Introduction to the Arts I

CST 130
CST 151
CST 229
CST 231, 232

Introduction to the Theatre
Film Appreciation I
Intercultural
Communication
History of Theatre I-II

ENG 236
ENG 241, 242
ENG 243, 244
ENG 246
ENG 247
ENG 250
ENG 251, 252
ENG 253,254
ENG 256
ENG 257
ENG 268
ENG 271, 272
ENG 273, 274
ENG 276
ENG 279

Introduction to the Short Story
Survey of American Literature I-II
Survey of English Literature I-II
Major American Writers
Popular Culture
Children’s Literature
Survey of World Literature I-II
Survey of African-American Literature I-II
Science Fiction
Mythology
The Modern Drama
The Works of Shakespeare I-II
Women in Literature I-II
Southern Literature
Film and Literature

HUM 201, 202
HUM 210
HUM 231, 232
HUM 241, 242

Survey of Western Culture I-II
Introduction to Women’s Studies
Survey of Asian Culture I-II
Interdisciplinary Principles of the Humanities I-II

MUS 121, 122
MUS 125
MUS 221, 222
MUS 225

Music Appreciation I-II
American Music
History of Music I-II
History of Jazz

PHI 101, 102
PHI 111, 112
PHI 211, 212
PHI 220

Introduction to Philosophy I-II
Logic I-II
History of Western Philosophy I-II
Ethics

PHI 226
PHI 227
PHI 265
PHI 276

Social Ethics
Bio-Medical Ethics
Philosophy of Religion
Women and Western Philosophy

REL 100
REL 200
REL 210
REL 230
REL 233
REL 237
REL 238
REL 240
REL 247

Introduction to the Study of Religion
Survey of the Old Testament
Survey of the New Testament
Religions of the World
Introduction to Islam
Eastern Religions
Western Religions
Religions in American
History of Christianity

APPLIED humanities electives
ARA 101, 102 Beginning Arabic I-II
ART 121, 122
ART 125
ART 131, 132
ART 153, 154
ART 231, 232
ART 241, 242
ART 243

Drawing I-II
Introduction to Painting
Fundamentals of Design I-II
Ceramics
Sculpture I-II
Painting I-II
Watercolor I

CST 110
CST 131, 132
CST 136
CST 267

Introduction to Communication
Acting I-II
Theatre Workshop
Creative Drama

FRE 101, 102 Beginning French I-II
FRE 201, 202 Intermediate French I-II
MUS 101, 102 Basic Musicianship I-II
MUS 111, 112 Music Theory I-II
MUS 131, 132 Class Voice I-II
SPA 101, 102 Beginning Spanish I-II
SPA 201, 202 Intermediate Spanish I-II
SPA 203, 204 Intermediate Spanish I-II (Dual enrollment options, pending approval of addition to
Transfer List)
Note that photography courses and writing courses such as ENG 211-212 Creative Writing I-II and
ENG 217 Creative Writing – Poetry I cannot be used to fulfill the humanities elective requirement.
Effective for new program-placed students starting Fall 2013. Current program placed students should consult desired four-year institutions for humanities requirements upon transfer, if
applicable.