Humanities Course Descriptions

Humanities

Courses

• •  ASL 101 - First Year American Sign Language I
• •  ASL 102 - First Year American Sign Language II
• •  ASL 103 - First Year American Sign Language III
• •  COMM 100Z - Introduction to Communication
• •  COMM 111Z - Public Speaking
• •  COMM 115 - Introduction to Intercultural Communication
• •  COMM 201 - Media and Society
• •  COMM 218Z - Interpersonal Communication
• •  COMM 225 - Small Group Communication and Problem-solving
• •  COMM 237 - Communication and Gender
• •  COMM 270 - Argumentation and Debate
• •  COMM 280 - Cooperative Work Experience/Communication
• •  COMM 299 - Special Studies: Communication
• •  ENG 104 - Introduction to Literature (Fiction)
• •  ENG 105 - Introduction to Literature (Drama)
• •  ENG 106 - Introduction to Literature (Poetry)
• •  ENG 107 - World Literature: Ancient to Classical
• •  ENG 108 - World Literature: Medieval to Renaissance
• •  ENG 109 - World Literature: Enlightenment to Modern
• •  ENG 199 - Special Studies: English
• •  ENG 201 - Shakespeare I
• •  ENG 202 - Shakespeare II
• •  ENG 204 - Survey of English Literature: Medieval to Renaissance
• •  ENG 205 - Survey of English Literature: 18th Century to Romantic
• •  ENG 206 - Survey of English Literature: Victorian to Modern
• •  ENG 253 - Survey of American Literature: Colonial
• •  ENG 254 - Survey of American Literature: 19th Century
• •  ENG 255 - Survey of American Literature: 20th Century
• •  ENG 257 - African American Literature
• •  ENG 260 - Introduction to Women Writers
• •  ENG 275 - The Bible as Literature
• •  ENG 280 - Cooperative Work Experience / English
• •  FR 101 - First Year French I
• •  FR 102 - First Year French II
• •  FR 103 - First Year French III
• •  HUM 101 - Introduction to Humanities: Classical to Medieval
• •  HUM 102 - Introduction to Humanities: Renaissance to Enlightenment
• •  HUM 103 - Introduction to Humanities: Romanticism to 20th Century
• •  HUM 199 - Special Studies: Humanities
• •  HUM 215 - Native American Arts/Cultures (Eskimo/Inuit)
• •  HUM 216 - Native American Arts/Cultures (First Nations of the Northwest Coast)
• •  HUM 217 - Native American Arts/Cultures (Nations of the Plains)
• •  HUM 218 - Native American Arts/Cultures (Nations of the Southwest)
• •  HUM 219 - Native American Arts Cultures (Peoples of Mexico)
• •  HUM 280 - Cooperative Work Experience/Humanities
• •  IS 110 - Introduction to International Studies
• •  MUS 101 - Music Fundamentals
• •  MUS 105 - Music Appreciation
• •  MUS 108 - Music in World Cultures
• •  MUS 111 - Music Theory I
• •  MUS 112 - Music Theory II
• •  MUS 113 - Music Theory III
• •  MUS 114 - Aural Skills I
• •  MUS 115 - Aural Skills II
• •  MUS 116 - Aural Skills III
• •  MUS 118 - Commercial Music Ensemble
• •  MUS 119 - Jazz Combo
• •  MUS 131 - Class Piano I
• •  MUS 132 - Class Piano II
• •  MUS 133 - Class Piano III
• •  MUS 135 - Beginning Hand Drums
• •  MUS 136 - Introduction to Ukulele
• •  MUS 137 - Group Guitar: Beginning
• •  MUS 138 - Group Guitar: Intermediate
• •  MUS 142 - Music Technology I
• •  MUS 143 - Music Technology II: MIDI and Virtual Instruments
• •  MUS 144 - Music Technology III: Audio Recording and Mic Techniques
• •  MUS 150 - Rogue Chorus
• •  MUS 151 - Riverside Chorus
• •  MUS 152 - Concert Band
• •  MUS 153 - Orchestra
• •  MUS 158 - Chamber Music Ensemble
• •  MUS 199 - Special Studies: Music
• •  MUS 199L - Special Studies: Music (Lab)
• •  MUS 201 - Exploring Music: Introduction to Music History
• •  MUS 205 - History of Jazz
• •  MUS 206 - Introduction to Rock Music
• •  MUS 207 - Songwriting
• •  MUS 208 - Film Music
• •  MUS 211 - Music Theory IV
• •  MUS 212 - Music Theory V
• •  MUS 213 - Music Theory VI
• •  MUS 224 - Aural Skills IV
• •  MUS 225 - Aural Skills V
• •  MUS 226 - Aural Skills VI
• •  MUS 261 - History of Western Music I: Ancient to Baroque
• •  MUS 262 - History of Western Music II: Classical and Romantic
• •  MUS 263 - History of Western Music III: 20th Century to Modern Day
• •  MUS 264 - History of Rock I: The Roots of Rock
• •  MUS 265 - History of Rock II: Rock’s Golden Age
• •  MUS 266 - History of Rock III: Heavy Metal to Hip-Hop
• •  PHL 101 - Philosophical Problems
• •  PHL 102 - Ethics
• •  PHL 103 - Critical Reasoning
• •  PHL 199 - Special Studies: Philosophy
• •  REL 201 - World Religions
• •  REL 243 - Nature, Religion and Ecology
• •  SPAN 101 - First Year Spanish I
• •  SPAN 102 - First Year Spanish II
• •  SPAN 103 - First Year Spanish III