Lower Division GE Area C1: Arts

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Lower Division GE Area C1: Arts Courses

AMCS 260 - Representing Blackness in the Arts and Media Unit(s): 3
ARTH 160B - Humanities Learning Community Unit(s): 4
ARTH 210 - Introduction to Art History Unit(s): 3
ARTH 211 - Introduction to Art History Unit(s): 3
ARTH 270B - Survey of Asian Art Unit(s): 3-4
CCJS 276 - Classics in Crime Cinema Unit(s): 3
COMS 275 - 21st Century Television As Art Unit(s): 3
DANC 271 - Global Perspectives in Dance Unit(s): 3
ENGL 207 - Introduction to Creative Writing Unit(s): 3
GEP 150B - Global Societies through Film Unit(s): 4
GER 220 - Crime and Secrets in German Film Unit(s): 3
GLBL 150B - Global Societies through Film Unit(s): 4
JWST 255 - Evolution of Anti-Semitism: through history, literature, religion and art Unit(s): 3
LIBS 101 - The Human Enigma Unit(s): 9
LIBS 202 - Challenge and Response in the Modern World Unit(s): 9
LIBS 209 - Bollywood and Globalization Unit(s): 4
MUS 101 - Introduction to Music Unit(s): 3-4
MUS 105 - Music Theory for Non-Majors Unit(s): 3
MUS 150 - Survey of U.S. Music Unit(s): 3
MUS 250 - Survey of European Music Unit(s): 3
NAMS 205 - Introduction to Native American Arts Unit(s): 4
THAR 101 - Making Theatre Unit(s): 3
THAR 160B - Performance, the Artistic Process, and You Unit(s): 4
THAR 202 - Intro to Theatre History: Origins to 1800 Unit(s): 3
THAR 203 - Intro to Theatre History: 1800-present Unit(s): 3
THAR 300 - Theatre in Action Unit(s): 3
WGS 255 - Introduction to Queer Studies Unit(s): 3

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the GE Area C1: Arts requirement, students will be able to:

Critical Reading: Actively analyze texts in a variety of forms, genres, and disciplines.
Disciplinary and Interdisciplinary Knowledge: Identify, interpret, and apply methods, intellectual approaches, and fundamental concepts from disciplines within the social sciences, natural and physical sciences, arts, and humanities.
Creative Expression: Produce new work through performance, design, construction, art, or creative writing that is characterized by innovation, divergent thinking, and intellectual risk taking.