Lower Division GE Area C2: Humanities

Lower Division GE Area C2: Humanities Courses

• AMCS 273 - American Diversity: Past, Present, Future Unit(s): 4
• ARTH 273 - Arts and Literature: Critical and Creative Readings and Renderings Unit(s): 4
• CALS 273 - Latinos and Performance: Critical and Creative Readings Unit(s): 4
• COMS 160B - Humanities Learning Community Unit(s): 4
• COMS 273 - SYRCE: Topics in COMS Unit(s): 4
• ENGL 273 - Critical and Creative Readings of Literary Texts Unit(s): 4
• FR 101 - First-Semester French Unit(s): 4
• FR 102 - Second-Semester French Unit(s): 4
• GER 101 - First Semester - The Personal World Unit(s): 4
• GER 210 - Intermediate German through Film Unit(s): 4
• HIST 201 - Foundations of World Civilization Unit(s): 3
• HIST 202 - Development of the Modern World Unit(s): 3
• JWST 200 - Introduction to Jewish Studies Unit(s): 4
• JWST 255 - Evolution of Anti-Semitism: through history, literature, religion and art Unit(s): 4
• LIBS 102 - In Search of Self Unit(s): 9
• LIBS 201 - Exploring the Unknown Unit(s): 9
• MUS 101 - Introduction to Music Unit(s): 3-4
• MUS 160B - Musicking 101 Unit(s): 4
• MUS 201 - Music in Action Unit(s): 4
• MUS 273 - Music and Society: Critical Readings and Reception Unit(s): 4
• PHIL 160B - The Heart of Wisdom Unit(s): 4
• PHIL 161B - The Good and Meaningful Life Unit(s): 4
• PHIL 205 - Ethics, Law , and Society Forum Unit(s): 1
• PHIL 212 - The Good Life Unit(s): 3
• PHIL 273 - Critical and Creative Readings of Philosophical Literature Unit(s): 4
• PHIL 275 - Race, Racism, Law , and Society Unit(s): 4
• SPAN 201 - Intermediate Spanish, 1st Semester Unit(s): 4
• SPAN 202 - Intermediate Spanish, 2nd Semester Unit(s): 4

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