This course explores the cultures, events, trends,,and moments that have shaped our interconnected,world, from the origins of humanity 2.8 million,years ago to the present day. Broad in scope but,focused on the human side of world history,,students will appreciate the senses in which past,events make the present and understand not just,where we’ve been as a species, but why we are,where we are now.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: WRT-102
In this course, students examine the nature of,consciousness, free will and,determinism, God and the problem of evil, the,basis of morality, applied ethics, the principles,of justice, questions in aesthetics, the meaning,of life, and global philosophy.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: WRT 102 (formelry DEN 102)
Introduces the basic elements and forms of,poetry, as well as major poets, with an emphasis,on contemporary works.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: WRT-102 (formerly DEN 102)
This course offers a rich, multicultural,perspective on literature. Students will analyze,content, style, and form, investigate texts,through library research, learn to apply literary,terminology, and compose critical essays utilizing,primary and secondary sources.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: WRT-102 (formerly DEN 102)
