Fine Arts/Humanities Electives
Each student must complete three semester hours of coursework in archaeology, architecture, art (excluding design and studio art), classics (including classical civilization, Greek, Latin), fine arts, humanities, music (excluding instruments and ensembles), philosophy (excluding courses in logic), or theatre and dance.
Note: Courses with the intent of developing or improving the competence of a student to perform a physical act (i.e., playing a musical instrument or participating in a band) do NOT satisfy this requirement.
Many courses on the pre-approved list are offered every semester. Please refer to the Course Schedule for availability and prerequisite requirements. The ECE Dept does not permit coursework taken on a pass/fail or credit/no credit basis to be used toward the Fine Arts/Humanities Elective requirement.
The following courses have been pre-approved to satisfy the Fine Arts/Humanities Elective requirement. Additional courses may be approved by the ECE Undergraduate Faculty Advisor; however, to be counted toward the requirement, the course must be approved BEFORE the student enrolls in it. Please speak to an advisor in ENS 135 if you have any questions about this requirement.
- ARC 308 Architecture and Society
- ARC 318K History of Architecture, Survey I
- ARC 318L History of Architecture, Survey II
- ARC 328 History of Architecture, Survey III
- ARC 348 The Appreciation of Architecture
- ARC 350R History of Building Technology
- ARC 368R Topics in the History of Architecture
- ARH 301 Introduction to the Visual Arts
- ARH 302 Survey of Ancient through Medieval
- Art ARH 303 Survey of Renaissance through Modern Art
- CC 301 Introduction to Ancient Greece
- CC 302 Introduction to Ancient Rome
- CC 302K Introduction to Archaeological Studies II: Classical Archaeology
- CC 303 Introduction to Classical Mythology
- CC 304C Topics in the Ancient World
- CC 305 Topics in Roman Civilization
- CC 306M Introduction to Medical and Scientific Terminology
- CC 307K Topics in Archaeology
- HUM 320 Core Course in the Humanities
- HUM 350 Topics in the Humanities
- MUS 302L An Introduction to Western Music
- MUS 303M Introduction to Traditional Musics in World Cultures
- MUS 307 Topics in Popular Music
- MUS 342 Area Studies in Ethnomusicology
- PHL 301 Introduction to Philosophy
- PHL 302 World Philosophy
- PHL 303 Human Nature
- PHL 303M Mind and Body
- PHL 304 Contemporary Moral Problems
- PHL 305 Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion
- PHL 310 Knowledge and Reality
- PHL 317K Introduction to the Philosophy of the Arts
- PHL 318 Introduction to Ethics
- PHL 318K Introduction to Political Philosophy
- PHL 322 Science and the Modern World
- PHL 325K Ethical Theories
- PHL 325L Business, Ethics, and Public Policy
- PHL 325M Medicine, Ethics, and Society
- PHL 327 Contemporary Philosophy
- TD 301 Introduction to Theatre
- TD 317C Theatre History through the Eighteenth Century
- TD 317D Theatre History since the Eighteenth Century