Studies world civilizations from Northern European Renaissance to the present, primarily from the perspective of traditional humanistic values reflected in the arts and ideas. Examines aesthetic, intellectual, and religious currents in the world and the impact they had on the human artistic heritage. Promotes an awareness of the value of important texts. Includes readings, discussions, slides, tapes, and films. Approval of Co-op coordinator Designed for Humanities emphasis students.
Credit is earned through paid work experiences in humanities.
Students are responsibile for obtaining their own employment situtations. Students meet weekly with their Co-op instructor to cover course objectives and also set individualized objectives. Credit is determined by the number of hours a student works during the semester. A maximum of four Co-op credits may be applied toward the seven credits of electives required for the Humanities emphasis in the AA or AS degrees. Sp Provides independent study as directed in reading and individual projects.