5 courses with the subject HUMN, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
HUMN 211Human Heritage I 3 SOS Sophomore Seminar II1
M 202 COSI 223 Intro to Programming 3 COSI 225 Advanced Programming 3 SOSM 201 Sophomore Seminar I 1 COSI 225L Advanced Programming Lab 1 Total of Semester Hours 18 Total of Semester Hours 16 Third Year / Fall Semester Third Year / Spring Semester CRJS 200 Intro to Criminal Justice 3 COSI 335 Computer Algorithm 3 COSI 330 Data Structures 3 CARD 300 Career Development 1
This course is an integrated survey of human heritage with special emphasis on the arts, religion, philosophy, and cultural developments throughout the world. The Global Village focuses on the increased worldwide interconnectedness since the 1500s and on global revolutions in the arts, sciences, politics, and society in the modern world. Prerequisite: HUMN 211. (Spring and Summer II)
This course is intended to allow flexibility in selection of course content by utilizing resources and programs not regularly available. Foreign tour programs linked with academic studies and evaluation may be one option. Programs are frequently held in a consortium arrangement with other colleges. Student transcripts will indicate the exact title describing content. Foreign travel programs must be approved by the division chair and the vice president for Academic Affairs/Dean of Faculty. This course will provide the student the opportunity to participate in some significant research project, significant writing experience, and an oral presentation to show the integration of major subject matter with other areas of the humanities, the impact of CORE on the major field, the Afro-centric perspective, value orientation, and a significant reading experience. Prerequisite: junior standing. (Spring)
The student will undertake a research project focused on a topic that combines his/her two areas of concentration within the humanities. Both oral and written research reports are required. The student will include an art exhibit and/or musical recital, if appropriate. Prerequisites: Completion of all Humanities major/concentration required courses. (Fall) HEALTH AND FITNESS/WELLNESS COURSES
