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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
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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

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