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3 Credits

This class will serve as an introduction to the arts focusing primarily on the Western Cultural Tradition and will explore the characteristics, style, classification, form, and content of art through critical analysis and relationship to historical events. The student will be exposed to the arts, especially those which have established the foundation for the Western canon; however, it is the main objective of the course to aid in the development of the student's ability to think critically. The student will gain the tools necessary to evaluate art and will then be able to apply these tools, including a critical approach, to other areas and subjects outside of this course. The on-ground fifteen-week sections of this course include a mandatory visit to the Carnegie Museum of Art and/or another art experience as indicated by the instructor. 3 Credits
3 Credits

This class will serve as an introduction to the fine arts as applied to the country. We will explore the characteristics, style, classification, form, and content of art through critical analysis and relationship to historical events. The student will gain the tools necessary to evaluate art and will then be able to apply these tools, including a critical approach, to other areas and subjects outside of this course. It is the main objective of hte course to aid in the development of the student's ability to think critically. This class has a required 2-week student adroad experience which is a necessary part of this class. In addition to tuition, there will be study abroad costs for airfare, housing, etc. If you are interested in taking this course, contact the Center for Global Engagement at 412-397-6893 for more information about the study abroad travel arrangements and costs.
Prerequisite: Instructor's permission. 3 Credits
3 Credits

This class will serve as an introduction to the arts focusing primarily on the Western Cultural Tradition and will explore the characteristics, style, classification, form, and content of art through critical analysis and relationship to historical events. The student will be exposed to the arts, especially those which have established the foundation for the Western canon; however, it is the main objective of the course to aid in the development of the student?s ability to think critically. The student will gain the tools necessary to evaluate art and will then be able to apply these tools, including a critical approach, to other areas and subjects outside of this course. 3 Credits
3 Credits

Course description unavailable, please contact Academic Services.

3 Credits

This course combines video, audio, and print to teach Spanish in the context of Spanish-speaking cultures. The courses are based on an innovative method that allows students to develop basic oral and written proficiency in Spanish as they are exposed to Spanish culture. Emphasizing grammatical principles, vocabulary, and oral expression at a level appropriate to students' prior study of or experience with Spanish, these courses cover elementary, intermediate, and advanced levels and enable students to begin or to enhance their proficiency in Spanish. Each of these courses uses extensive telecourse materials and may be available on an independent basis. 3 Credits
3 Credits

This course combines video, audio, and print to teach Spanish in the context of Spanish-speaking cultures. The courses are based on an innovative method that allows students to develop basic oral and written proficiency in Spanish as they are exposed to Spanish culture. Emphasizing grammatical principles, vocabulary, and oral expression at a level appropriate to students' prior study of or experience with Spanish, these courses cover elementary, intermediate, and advanced levels and enable students to begin or to enhance their proficiency in Spanish. Each of these courses uses extensive telecourse materials and may be available on an independent basis.
Prerequisite: SPAN1010 or Department Head Permission 3 Credits
3 Credits