Approved Courses for Students Admitted or Readmitted Prior to Fall 2015
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1 GENERAL EDUCATION HUMANITIES REQUIREMENT Approved Courses for Students Admitted or Readmitted Prior to Fall 2015 Complete 12 credit hours from the list of approved courses satisfying the humanities general education requirement with no more than 6 credit hours with the same course acronym. A African American Studies (AAST) 200 African American Studies (AAST) 300 African American Studies (AAST) 381 African Studies (AFST) 101 African Studies (AFST) 202 American Studies (AMST) 200 American Studies (AMST) 300 American Studies (AMST) 400 Arabic Studies (ARST) 100 Arabic Studies (ARST) 240 Arabic Studies (ARST) 273 Arabic Studies (ARST) 340 Art History (ARTH) Asian Studies (ASST) 101 Asian Studies (ASST) 105 C Chinese Studies (CHST) 100 Chinese Studies (CHST) 240 Chinese Studies (CHST) 270 Chinese Studies (CHST) 340 Classics (CLAS) (except CLAS 111) when content covers culture, history, or literature. Communication (COMM) 365 (no longer offered as of ) Communication (COMM) 382 (no longer offered as of ) Communication (COMM) 384 (no longer offered as of ) Communication (COMM) 387 (no longer offered as of ) Comparative Literature (CPLT) 200 Comparative Literature (CPLT) 390 Comparative Literature (CPLT) 400 D Dance (DANC) 150 Dance (DANC) 290 Dance (DANC) 330 Dance (DANC) 331 College of Charleston General Education Humanities Requirement Through Catalog 1 of 7
2 E Foundations of Education (EDFS) 201 (effective Fall 2013) English (ENGL) 190 English (ENGL) 191/Jewish Studies (JWST) 245 English (ENGL) 201 English (ENGL) 202 English (ENGL) 203 English (ENGL) 204 English (ENGL) 207 English (ENGL) 212 English (ENGL) 216 English (ENGL) 226 English (ENGL) 233 English (ENGL) 233 English (ENGL) 234 English (ENGL) 240 English (ENGL) 290 English (ENGL) 301 English (ENGL) 302 English (ENGL) 304 English (ENGL) 306 English (ENGL) 307 English (ENGL) 308 English (ENGL) 311 English (ENGL) 312 English (ENGL) 313 English (ENGL) 314 English (ENGL) 317 English (ENGL) 318 English (ENGL) 319 English (ENGL) 320 English (ENGL) 321 English (ENGL) 323 English (ENGL) 325 English (ENGL) 326 English (ENGL) 327 English (ENGL) 328 English (ENGL) 335 English (ENGL) 336 English (ENGL) 337 English (ENGL) 338 English (ENGL) 340 English (ENGL) 341 English (ENGL) 342 English (ENGL) 343 English (ENGL) 346 English (ENGL) 349 English (ENGL) 350 English (ENGL) 351 English (ENGL) 352 English (ENGL) 353 English (ENGL) 354 English (ENGL) 355 English (ENGL) 356 English (ENGL) 357 English (ENGL) 358 English (ENGL) 360 English (ENGL) 370 English (ENGL) 390 English (ENGL) 395, 399, 400, 401, and 404 count when content covers literature, culture, or history. See department. F French (FREN) 320 French (FREN) 321 French (FREN) 326 French (FREN) 327 French (FREN) 360 French (FREN) 361 French (FREN) 390 (when content covers literature, French (FREN) 431 French (FREN) 432 French (FREN) 433 French (FREN) 434 French (FREN) 435 French (FREN) 436 French (FREN) 437 French (FREN) 438 College of Charleston General Education Humanities Requirement Through Catalog 2 of 7
3 French (FREN) 443 French (FREN) 451 French (FREN) 452 French (FREN) 482 French (FREN) 490 (when content covers literature, French (FREN) 495 French (FREN) 496 (when content covers literature, French (FREN) 498 (when content covers literature, First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 106 Love and Death in the Art of Picasso First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 106 The Architectural History of the Synagogue First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 113 Epic Archaeology: Troy and the Trojan War First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 113 Games and Gladiators: Athletic Competition in the Greco-Roman World First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 113 Plays, Puns and Putdowns: Humor in the Ancient World First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 113 The Individual, Family and State in the Western Tradition First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 115 Gaming 101: An Intro to Video Games and the Study of Play First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 115 Tough Jews and Cultural Identity First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 123 Harry Potter and the Human Condition First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 123 Healing Narratives: Chronicling Illness Through the Ages First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 123 Mark Twain: The American First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 123 Say My Name: Contemporary Constructions of Black Womanhood First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 123 Shakespeare and the Comic Arts First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 123 Shakespeare on Screen First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 123 Sunny and Warm with a Change of Mayhem: Contemporary Florida Comic Crime Fiction First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 123 The Maltese Flamingo: Modern Crime Fiction from Hammett to Hiassen First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 124 Countercultural Literature of the 1960 s and 70 s First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 133 A Window into Russia: the Major People, Events and Influences of Russia s Cultural History First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 136 The History of Latinos/as in the United States First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 138 Experiencing World War I First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 138 Film and Southern History First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 138 Living the Good Life First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 138 The European Witch Hunts First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 138 The City of Light: A History of Paris First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 139 Magic and the Supernatural in European History (when not used to satisfy the 6 credit hour general education history requirement) First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 139 Roads of Silk, Streets of Water: Pre-Modern Global Cultural Exchange (when not used to satisfy the 6 credit hour general education history requirement) First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 140 World History Through Food (when not used to satisfy the 6 credit hour general education history requirement) First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 142 Jewish Spirituality: From the Bible to the Present First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 142 Jews and Race First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 142 Children and the Holocaust First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 142 Debating Immigration First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 142 Understanding Israel First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 150 Art of Song from Schubert to The Beatles First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 152 Animal Minds, Animal Rights First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 152 Darwinian Revolutions First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 152 Music, Self and Society First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 152 The Rule of Law First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 160 Evangelicalism in America Today First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 160 Religion and Sex College of Charleston General Education Humanities Requirement Through Catalog 3 of 7
4 First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 160 Religion and Traditions of Friendship First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 160 Religion, Animals, and Animal Ethics First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 160 Women and Religion First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 160 Women and Religion: Maidens, Mothers, Mystics and Martyrs First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 American Football as Cultural Performance First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 Appreciating Diversity through Non-Western Dance First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 Theater and Ethical Choice First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 Visual Culture in Theatre Practice First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 American Popular Theatre First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 Considering the Performance First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 Exploring Gender Roles and (Mis)Identity Through Dance First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 Female Action Figures on the Screen First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 Looking at Light First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 Popular Theatre in the United States First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 166 Theatre s Visual Language First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 167 First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 168 Gender Outlaws: Our Culture War Over Sexual Identity First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 168 Stories of Chinese Youth: Tradition and Culture in Chinese Cinema First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 170 Contemporary Issues in African American Politics First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 170 Red, White and Black: Race and Citizenship in America First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 172 The Role of the Quran in Contemporary Islam First-Year Seminar (FYSM) 177 Mathematics in Fiction G Greek (GREK) 321 Greek (GREK) 322 Greek (GREK) 323 Greek (GREK) 324 Greek (GREK) 325 Greek (GREK) 326 Greek (GREK) 371 Greek (GREK) 372 Greek (GREK) 390 (when content covers literature, culture, Greek (GREK) 490 (when content covers literature, culture, Greek (GREK) 496 (when content covers literature, culture, Greek (GREK) 498 (when content covers literature, culture, German (GRMN) 325 German (GRMN) 326 German (GRMN) 328 German (GRMN) 329 German (GRMN) 365 German (GRMN) 390 (when content covers literature, German (GRMN) 424 German (GRMN) 460 German (GRMN) 468 German (GRMN) 472 German (GRMN) 490 (when content covers literature, German (GRMN) 496 (when content covers literature, German (GRMN) 498 (when content covers literature, College of Charleston General Education Humanities Requirement Through Catalog 4 of 7
5 H History (HIST) (This includes HIST 101, 102, 103, 104, 115, and 116 when NOT used to satisfy the 6 credit hours general education history requirement.) Honors (HONS) 120* (3 credit hours only) Honors (HONS) 122* Honors (HONS) 130* (3 credit hours only) Honors (HONS) 132* Honors (HONS) 170* Honors (HONS) 173* Honors (HONS) 175* Honors (HONS) 180* Honors (HONS) 230* Honors (HONS) 240* Honors (HONS) 281* Honors (HONS) 391* Historic Preservation and Community Planning (HPCP) 199 Historic Preservation and Community Planning (HPCP) 275 Historic Preservation and Community Planning (HPCP) 290 Historic Preservation and Community Planning (HPCP) 299 Historic Preservation and Community Planning (HPCP) 315 Historic Preservation and Community Planning (HPCP) 319 Historic Preservation and Community Planning (HPCP) 339 Historic Preservation and Community Planning (HPCP) 420 Historic Preservation and Community Planning (HPCP) 490 *Students may take more than 6 credit hours of HONS courses toward the humanities requirement. No longer offered as of I International Studies (INTL) 100* Italian (ITAL) 361 Italian (ITAL) 362 Italian (ITAL) 370 Italian (ITAL) 390 (when content covers literature, Italian (ITAL) 452 *INTL 100 may be taken to fulfill either the humanities or the social science general education requirement; it does not count for both. J Jewish Studies (JWST) 200 Jewish Studies (JWST) 210* Jewish Studies (JWST) 215* Jewish Studies (JWST) 230 Jewish Studies (JWST) 240 Jewish Studies (JWST) 245/English (ENGL) 191 Jewish Studies (JWST) 300 Jewish Studies (JWST) 310 Jewish Studies (JWST) 315 Jewish Studies (JWST) 320 Jewish Studies (JWST) 325 Jewish Studies (JWST) 330 Jewish Studies (JWST) 335 *When NOT used to satisfy the 6 credit hours general education history requirement) College of Charleston General Education Humanities Requirement Through Catalog 5 of 7
6 L Latin American and Caribbean Studies (LACS) 101* Latin American and Caribbean Studies (LACS) 103* Latin American and Caribbean Studies (LACS) 104* Latin American and Caribbean Studies (LACS) 105* Latin American and Caribbean Studies (LACS) 106* Latin (LATN) 301 Latin (LATN) 305 Latin (LATN) 321 Latin (LATN) 322 Latin (LATN) 323 Latin (LATN) 371 Latin (LATN) 372 Latin (LATN) 373 Latin (LATN) 390 (when content covers literature, culture, Latin (LATN) 490 (when content covers literature, culture, Latin (LATN) 496 (when content covers literature, culture, Latin (LATN) 498 (when content covers literature, culture, Arabic Literature in Translation (LTAR) 220 Arabic Literature in Translation (LTAR) 221 Arabic Literature in Translation (LTAR) 222 Arabic Literature in Translation (LTAR) 250 Arabic Literature in Translation (LTAR) 270 Arabic Literature in Translation (LTAR) 350 Arabic Literature in Translation (LTAR) 350 Arabic Literature in Translation (LTAR) 382 Chinese Literature in Translation (LTCH) 210 Chinese Literature in Translation (LTCH) 220 Chinese Literature in Translation (LTCH) 250 French Literature in Translation (LTFR) 150 French Literature in Translation (LTFR) 250 German Literature in Translation (LTGR) 150 German Literature in Translation (LTGR) 250 German Literature in Translation (LTGR) 270 German Literature in Translation (LTGR) 450 Italian Literature in Translation (LTIT) 250 Italian Literature in Translation (LTIT) 270 Italian Literature in Translation (LTIT) 350 Italian Literature in Translation (LTIT) 370 Japanese Literature in Translation (LTJP) 250 Japanese Literature in Translation (LTJP) 350 Japanese Literature in Translation (LTJP) 390 Japanese Literature in Translation (LTJP) 450 Portuguese Literature in Translation (LTPO) 150 Portuguese Literature in Translation (LTPO) 250 Portuguese Literature in Translation (LTPO) 270 Portuguese Literature in Translation (LTPO) 350 Portuguese Literature in Translation (LTPO) 450 Russian Literature in Translation (LTRS) 110 Russian Literature in Translation (LTRS) 120 Russian Literature in Translation (LTRS) 150 Russian Literature in Translation (LTRS) 210 Russian Literature in Translation (LTRS) 220 Russian Literature in Translation (LTRS) 250 Russian Literature in Translation (LTRS) 270 Russian Literature in Translation (LTRS) 350 Russian Literature in Translation (LTRS) 450 Spanish Literature in Translation (LTSP) 150 Spanish Literature in Translation (LTSP) 250 Spanish Literature in Translation (LTSP) 350 Spanish Literature in Translation (LTSP) 450 Spanish Literature in Translation *May be taken to fulfill either the humanities or the social science general education requirement; it does not count for both.) M Music (MUSC) 131 Music (MUSC) 222 Music (MUSC) 230 Music (MUSC) 232 Music (MUSC) 246 Music (MUSC) 247 Music (MUSC) 337 Music (MUSC) 347 Music (MUSC) 381 Music (MUSC) 382 Music (MUSC) 444 (only when content covers literature, Music (MUSC) 445 Music (MUSC) 481 Music (MUSC) 482 Music Theory IV College of Charleston General Education Humanities Requirement Through Catalog 6 of 7
7 P Philosophy (PHIL) (except PHIL 120, 215, and 216) R Religious Studies (RELS) Russian (RUSS) 390 (when content covers literature, S Spanish (SPAN) 320 Spanish (SPAN) 322 (no longer offered as of ) Spanish (SPAN) 323 (no longer offered as of ) Spanish (SPAN) 326 (no longer offered as of ) Spanish (SPAN) 327 (no longer offered as of ) Spanish (SPAN) 328 Spanish (SPAN) 329 (no longer offered as of ) Spanish (SPAN) 333 Spanish (SPAN) 361 Spanish (SPAN) 362 Spanish (SPAN) 371 Spanish (SPAN) 372 Spanish (SPAN) 390 (when content covers literature, Spanish (SPAN) 451 Spanish (SPAN) 452 Spanish (SPAN) 453 Spanish (SPAN) 454 Spanish (SPAN) 455 Spanish (SPAN) 456 Spanish (SPAN) 457 Spanish (SPAN) 458 Spanish (SPAN) 459 Spanish (SPAN) 473 Spanish (SPAN) 474 Spanish (SPAN) 475 Spanish (SPAN) 490 (when content covers literature, Spanish (SPAN) 496 (when content covers literature, Spanish (SPAN) 498 (when content covers literature, Spoleto (SPOL) 150 T Theatre (THTR) 176 Theatre (THTR) 212 Theatre (THTR) 214 Theatre (THTR) 288 Theatre (THTR) 310 Theatre (THTR) 311 Theatre (THTR) 315 Theatre (THTR) 316 Theatre (THTR) 318 Theatre (THTR) 321 Theatre (THTR) 331 Theatre (THTR) 387 Theatre (THTR) 388 Theatre (THTR) 488 U Urban Studies (URST) 398 W Women s and Gender Studies (WGST) 200 Some courses may have pre-requisite requirements. Please consult your Undergraduate Catalog ( This web document is subject to change. Errors or omissions should be reported to registrar@cofc.edu. College of Charleston General Education Humanities Requirement Through Catalog 7 of 7
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