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Humanities (AA)

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Total Units: 19

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Term Effective: Fall 2004

Description:

This degree program is intended for the student who wants to explore the arts, ideas, values and cultural expressions of the world's peoples as a foundation for lifelong learning or as an introduction to the related fields of Humanities and Interdisciplinary Studies, Art History, Music Appreciation, Theatre Arts, Philosophy, English Literature, Modern and Classical Languages, or Religious Studies. This associate degree will not be awarded concurrently with or subsequent to degrees in any of these related fields.

Program Requirements:

The requirements for the Humanities (AA) program are:

Complete 19 units from
- Humanities Major Requirements
- Information Learning Resources Requirement

Humanities Major Requirements - complete 18.00 units

Course

Description

Units

Complete any combination totaling at least 18.00 units from the following:
ANTHRO 31	Mesoamerican Origins of Latino Culture	3.00
ANTHRO 43	Native American Art and Culture	3.00
ARCH 50.1	Historic Pueblo Architecture	3.00
ART 1.1	World Art History to 1500	3.00
ART 1.2	World Art History Since 1500	3.00
ART 2.1	Ancient to Renaissance Art History and Appreciation	3.00
ART 2.2	Renaissance to Modern Art History and Appreciation	3.00
ART 2.3	Modern Art History & Appreciation	3.00
ART 3	Introduction to Art & Design	1.50-3.00
ART 4	Principles of Color	1.50-3.00
ART 43	Women in Art from the Renaissance to the Present	3.00
ART 5	Three Dimensional Design	1.50-3.00
ART 7A	Drawing & Composition I	1.50-3.00
ASL 1A	American Sign Language 1A	3.00
ASL 1B	American Sign Language 1B	3.00
ASL 2A	American Sign Language 2A	3.00
ASL 2B	American Sign Language 2B	3.00
DANCE 2	Survey of Dance History	3.00
ENGL 10	Introduction to Literature and the Environment	3.00
ENGL 12	Children's Literature	3.00
ENGL 15	Women in Literature	3.00
ENGL 1B	Literature and Composition	3.00
ENGL 2	Introduction to the Novel	3.00
ENGL 22	Ethnic Diversity in American Literature	3.00
ENGL 25	Introduction to Language Study	3.00
ENGL 27	Introduction to Shakespeare	3.00
ENGL 3	Introduction to Poetry	3.00
ENGL 30.1	American Literature: Pre-Colonial Period to the Civil War	3.00
ENGL 30.2	American Literature from 1865 to the Present	3.00
ENGL 31	African American Arts and Literature	3.00
ENGL 32	Asian American Literature	3.00
ENGL 33	Chicano/Chicana Arts & Literature	3.00
ENGL 44.1	European Literature from the Ancient through the Renaissance	3.00
ENGL 44.2	European Literature from 17th C. to the Present	3.00
ENGL 46.1	Survey of English Literature	3.00
ENGL 46.2	Survey of English Literature	3.00
ENGL 7	Introduction to the Short Story	3.00
FREN 1	Elementary French-Part 1	4.00
FREN 2	Elementary French-Part 2	4.00
FREN 3	Intermediate French-Part 1	4.00
FREN 39.1	French Literature in English Translation	3.00
FREN 39.2	French Literature in English Translation	3.00
FREN 4	Intermediate French	4.00
GERM 1	Elementary German-Part I	4.00
GERM 2	Elementary German-Part II	4.00
GERM 3	Intermediate German-Part 1	4.00
GERM 39	German Literature in English Translation	3.00
GERM 4	Intermediate German-Part 2	4.00
HEBREW 1	Elementary Classical Hebrew 1	3.00
HIST 1.1	World History to 1500	3.00
HIST 1.2	World History Since 1500	3.00
HIST 4.1	History of Western Civilization to 1648	3.00
HIST 4.2	History of Western Civilization from 1648	3.00
HUMAN 10.1	The Hebrew Bible	3.00
HUMAN 10.2	Prophetic & New Testament Literature	3.00
HUMAN 10.3	History of God	3.00
HUMAN 10.4	Religion in America	3.00
HUMAN 4.1	Western Culture: Arts, Ideas, and Values	3.00
HUMAN 4.2	Western Culture: Arts, Ideas, and Values	3.00
HUMAN 5	World Humanities: Arts, Ideas, Values	3.00
HUMAN 6	American Cultures	3.00
HUMAN 7	Introduction to the Humanities	3.00
HUMAN 8	Comparative Mythology	3.00
HUMAN 9	An Introduction to the Study of Fairy Tale	3.00
INTDIS 1	Culture, Technology and the Arts	3.00
INTDIS 2	Popular Culture in the United States	3.00
INTDIS 3	Gender in Global Cultures	3.00
INTDIS 4	Culture & Values in Latin America & the Caribbean	3.00
ITAL 1	Elementary Italian-Part I	4.00
ITAL 2	Elementary Italian Part II	4.00
ITAL 3	Intermediate Italian Part 1	4.00
ITAL 4	Intermediate Italian Part 2	4.00
JAPAN 39	Modern Japanese Literature in English Translation	3.00
LATIN 1	Elementary Latin-Part 1	3.00
LATIN 2	Elementary Latin-Part 2	3.00
LATIN 3	Intermediate Latin-Part 1	3.00
LATIN 4	Intermediate Latin-Part 2	3.00
MEDIA 4	Introduction to Mass Communication	3.00
MEDIA 41	Introduction to Film History	3.00
MEDIA 42	Introduction to Film Form	3.00
MUS 6.1	Music History & Literature	3.00
MUS 6.2	Music History & Literature	3.00
MUS 6.3	Music History & Literature	3.00
MUS 7.1	Introduction to Music Appreciation	3.00
MUS 7.2	Introduction to Music Appreciation	3.00
MUS 7.3	Introduction to Music Appreciation	3.00
MUS 9	Jazz Appreciation	3.00
PHIL 11	Introduction to Asian Philosophy	3.00
PHIL 12	Environmental Philosophy	3.00
PHIL 20	History of Western Philosophy: Ancient & Medieval	3.00
PHIL 21	History of Western Philosophy: Modern	3.00
PHIL 6	Introduction to Philosophy	3.00
PHIL 7	Contemporary Moral Issues	3.00
PHIL 8	Comparative Religion	3.00
PHIL 9	Political Philosophy	3.00
RUSS 39.1	Russian Literature in English Translation	3.00
RUSS 39.2	Russian Literature in English Translation	3.00
SPAN 1	Elementary Spanish-Part I	4.00
SPAN 2	Elementary Spanish-Part II	4.00
SPAN 2S	Elementary Spanish	4.00
SPAN 3	Intermediate Spanish-Part 1	4.00
SPAN 39.1	Spanish-American Literature in Translation	3.00
SPAN 39.2	Spanish-American Literature in Translation	3.00
SPAN 4	Intermediate Spanish - Part 2	4.00
SPCH 2	Introduction to Oral Interpretation	3.00
THAR 1	World Theatre Through Time	3.00
THAR 12	Readers Theatre	3.00
THAR 6	Multi Cultural Perspectives in American Theatre	3.00

Information Learning Resources Requirement - complete 1.00 units

Course

Description

Units

Complete any combination totaling at least 1.00 units from the following:
LIR 10	Introduction to Information Literacy	1.00
LIR 30	Introduction to Information Literacy for Research Projects	1.00

Term Effective: Fall 2004

The requirements for this program of study are effective beginning the semester shown above. If you began working on this program before the effective semester, you may not be affected by the changes. Consult with the program contact person or the department chair to determine your eligibility to complete the program under previous requirements.

Term Inactive: Fall 2006

Associate Degree Requirements:

The major is one of several requirements students need to fulfill in order to be awarded the Associate Degree, the highest level of academic achievement recognized by Santa Rosa Junior College. Please note that all of the following requirements must be met in order for the degree to be conferred:

For all students admitted for the Fall 2009 term or any term thereafter, a grade of "C" or better, or "P" if the course is taken on a pass/no pass basis, is required for each course applied toward the major.

Course Prerequisites and Advisories:

Courses in a program of study may have prerequisites or advisories; that is, courses that must or should be completed before taking that course. Please check for prerequisites or advisories by clicking on the course numbers in the Program Requirements section.

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