Included in the course are laboratory experiences in the areas of physical fitness, nutrition, weight control, stress management, first aid, disease prevention and consumer health. An introduction to selected segments of the Hebrew scriptures, the Apocrypha, and the New Testament with an emphasis on the development of religious thought in historical context. This course is designed for the non-music major who wants to develop perceptive listening skills through the study of the great musical masterworks of western European classical music. Various musical elements, forms, and stylistic periods will be studies not merely to impart facts but to stimulate the student's curiosity, enthusiasm and love of music. Major artists representative of the various styles will be discussed.
Emphasis is on listening, lecture and in class discussion.
This course is designed for the non-music major. A course designed to develop appreciation for the appreciation for poetry, prose, and drama as well as to develop skills inwriting about literature. Selections will be made from various periods of world literature, and emphasis will be placed on writing short papers and essay exams. Students should take this course the semester following the completion of English 101. A study which traces the linguistic trends and historical changes resulting in Modern English.