AREA 3 - ARTS AND HUMANITIES: 9 units

Students must take one course from each sub-area.

A. Arts:

AH 2301 - World Art: Prehistory through Medieval Europe (3) [GE 3A]
AH 2302 - World Art: Renaissance through Modern Europe and the United States (3) [GE 3A]
AH 2303 - World Art: Asia (Prehistory to 12th Century) (3) [GE 3A]
AH 2305 - World Art: Africa, Oceania, and Native America (3) [GE 3A]
ARC 3610 - World Architecture before the Renaissance (2) [GE 3A] and
ARC 3612 - World Architecture before the Renaissance Discussion (1) [GE 3A]
COM 2280 - Understanding and Appreciating the Photographic Image (3) [GE 3A]
DAN 2020 - World Dance and Cultures (3) [GE 3A]
DAN 2300 - Live Dance Appreciation (3) [GE 3A]
IGE 2100 - Empires, States, and Peoples: Cultural Contact and Exchange (3) [GE 3A or 3B] *
IGE 2200 - Encountering Difference: Culture and Power (3) [GE 3A or 3B] *
IGE 2350 - Rival Empires: Representation and Resistance (3) [GE 3A]
LA 2261 - History I: History of Landscape Design (3) [GE 3A]
LA 2271 - History II: Modern Landscapes (3) [GE 3A]
MU 1000 - Introduction to Music (3) [GE 3A]
MU 1010 - Music Appreciation (3) [GE 3A]
MU 1030 - World of Music (3) [GE 3A]
MU 1100 - Jazz and Beyond (3) [GE 3A]
PLT 2140 - History of Garden Art (3) [GE 3A]
TH 1250 - Introduction to Acting (2) [GE 3A] and
TH 1250A - Introduction to Acting Activity (1) [GE 3A]
TH 2030 - Introduction to Theatre (3) [GE 3A]
TH 2080 - Introduction to Film and American Culture (3) [GE 3A]
VCD 1330A - Foundations in Ceramics Activity (3) [GE 3A]

Note(s):

* This interdisciplinary course fulfills units in only one GE Sub-area.

B. Humanities:

AG 1110 - Agriculture: The Foundation of Civilizations (3) [GE 3B]
ANT 1040 - Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology (3) [GE 3B]
ANT 1120 - World Cultures via the Internet (3) [GE 3B]
ARC 1020 - Visual Literacy and Civilization: An Architect’s View (2) [GE 3B]
ARC 1022A - Visual Literacy and Civilization: An Architect’s View Activity (1) [GE 3B]
CHN 1111 - Elementary Chinese I (3) [GE 3B]
CHN 1112 - Elementary Chinese II (3) [GE 3B]
CHN 2111 - Intermediate Chinese I (3) [GE 3B]
CHN 2112 - Intermediate Chinese II (3) [GE 3B]
CHN 2113 - Intermediate Chinese III (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2200 - Introduction to English Linguistics (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2300 - American Literature to 1865 (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2320 - American Literature Since 1865 (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2330 - Introduction to Multicultural Literature in the U.S. (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2331 - Introduction to U.S. Latino/a Literature (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2332 - Literature and the African American Experience (3) [GE 3B or 6] * cross-listed as
EWS 2332 - Literature and the African American Experience (3) [GE 3B or 6] *
ENG 2500 - Introduction to Shakespeare (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2510 - British Literature I (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2520 - British Literature II (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2700 - The Bible as Literature (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2710 - World Literature I (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2720 - World Literature II (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2800 - Introduction to Folklore (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2801 - Young Adult Literature (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2803 - Fantasy and the Fantastic (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2880 - Science Fiction (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2882 - War and Peace in Literature (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2883 - Women Writers (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2884 - Contemporary Literature (3) [GE 3B]
ENG 2885 - Introduction to Fiction (3) [GE 3B]
FRE 1111 - Elementary French I (3) [GE 3B]
FRE 1112 - Elementary French II (3) [GE 3B]
FRE 2111 - Intermediate French (3) [GE 3B]
FRE 2112 - Intermediate French Reading (3) [GE 3B]
GER 1111 - Elementary German I (3) [GE 3B]
GER 1112 - Elementary German II (3) [GE 3B]
GER 2111 - Intermediate German I (3) [GE 3B]
HST 1101 - World Civilizations to 1500 (3) [GE 3B]
HST 1102 - World Civilizations from 1500 (3) [GE 3B]
HST 2213 - Introduction to Islam (3) [GE 3B]
IGE 1100 - Who Am I?: Understanding Ourselves, Our Communities, and Our Worlds (3) [GE 3B]
IGE 1200 - Faith, Passion, and Power: The Saga of the Ancient and Medieval Worlds (3) [GE 1A or 3B] **
IGE 2100 - Empires, States, and Peoples: Cultural Contact and Exchange (3) [GE 3A or 3B] *
IGE 2150 - A Sustainable Tomorrow: From Industrialization to Ethical Environmentalism (3) [GE 3B or 4A] [AmInst-A] *
IGE 2200 - Encountering Difference: Culture and Power (3) [GE 3A or 3B] *
IGE 2250 - The Stranger: Encountering Difference and Creating Coexistence (3) [GE 3B or 4A] [AmInst-A] *
LA 2771 - Environmental Design Theory (3) [GE 3B]
PHL 2010 - Ultimate Questions: An Introduction to Philosophy (3) [GE 3B]
PHL 2040 - Ethical Problems in Contemporary Life (3) [GE 3B]
PHL 2050 - Business and Professional Ethics (3) [GE 3B]
PHL 2060 - Philosophy Through Children’s Literature (3) [GE 3B]
PHL 2200 - Religions of the World (3) [GE 3B]
SPN 1110 - Introduction to the Spanish-Speaking World (3) [GE 3B]
SPN 1111 - Elementary Spanish I (3) [GE 3B]
SPN 1112 - Elementary Spanish II (3) [GE 3B]
SPN 1130 - Spanish for Spanish Speakers I (3) [GE 3B]
SPN 2111 - Intermediate Spanish I (3) [GE 3B]
SPN 2112 - Intermediate Spanish II (3) [GE 3B]
SPN 2120 - Spanish for Spanish Speakers II (3) [GE 3B]
SPN 2130 - Spanish Intermediate Composition (3) [GE 3B]
SPN 2140 - Intermediate Spanish Conversation (3) [GE 3B]
STS 2010 - Introduction to Science, Technology, and Society (3) [GE 3B]

Note(s):

* This interdisciplinary course fulfills units in only one GE Sub-area.

** IGE 1200 taken alone will receive GE Sub-area 3B credit only.

C. Upper Division Arts and Humanities:

Students shall complete the lower division GE requirements in Area 1 (1A, 1B and 1C) and Area 2 and have junior standing before taking their upper division Area 3C course.

AG 4010 - Ethical Issues in Food, Agricultural and Apparel Industries (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
ANT 3530 - Language and Culture (3) [GE 3C]
ANT 3600 - Magic, Shamanism, and Religion (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
ANT 4050 - Anthropology of Gender (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
ARC 4630 - Interpreting Architecture (3) [GE 3C]
BUS 4820 - International Destinations and the United States: Cross-Cultural Analysis (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
CLS 4100 - Model United Nations (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
CLS 4820 - Study Abroad: International Fieldwork (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
DAN 4460 - History of Dance and Its Artistic and Cultural Influences (3) [GE 3C]
ENG 3520 - Harry Potter as Literature and Culture (3) [GE 3C]
ENG 4110 - Technologies of Writing (3) [GE 3C]
ENG 4503 - Shakespeare before 1600 (3) [GE 3C]
ENG 4740 - Chinese Civilization and Culture (3) [GE 3C]
ENG 4880 - Modernism and Postmodernism (3) [GE 3C]
EWS 3010 - Ethnic Identity (3) [GE 3C]
EWS 3750 - Gender, Ethnicity, and Film (3) [GE 3C]
EWS 4430 - Women, Health, and Body Politics (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
EWS 4500 - Multiracial and Hybrid Identities (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
EWS 4510 - Diaspora Studies (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
HST 3306 - Modern India (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
HST 3313 - The Middle East from the Rise of Islam to 1500 (3) [GE 3C]
HST 3340 - History of American Institutions and Ideals, 1877-present (3) [GE 3C] [AmInst-A] **
HST 3352 - History and Culture of the British Empire (3) [GE 3C]
HST 3370 - History of California (3) [GE 3C]
HST 3373 - History and Hollywood (3) [GE 3C]
HST 4230 - Modern Science in World History (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
HST 4406 - History of Women, Gender, & Sexuality in the United States (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
HST 4408 - History of American Science and Technology (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
HST 4433 - Nonviolence in the Modern World (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
IGE 3100 - Interdisciplinary Perspectives: Capstone Seminar (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
IGE 3200 - Mad Scientists and Aliens: Science and Technology in Popular Culture (3) [GE 3C]
IGE 3300 - Demons, the Undead, and the Monstrous Other (3) [GE 3C]
IGE 3500 - The Creative Process: Innovation and Transformation (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
IME 4020W - Ethical Concepts in Technology and Applied Science (3) [GE 3C or 5D] *
MU 3100 - History of Technology in Music (3) [GE 3C, 4C, or 5D] *
MU 4171W - Theory, History, and Design of Musical Instruments (3) [GE 3C]
MU 4240 - Beatlemania (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
MU 4250 - Life and Death in the Arts (3) [GE 3C]
PHL 3110 - Philosophical Issues in the Law (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
PHL 3330 - Bioethics (3) [GE 3C or 5D] *
PHL 3400 - Current Debates About Sexuality (3) [GE 3C]
PHL 3450 - Confrontations With The Reaper (3) [GE 3C]
PHL 3530 - Cognitive Science (3) [GE 3C or 5D]
PHL 3540 - The Philosophy and Science of Implicit Bias (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
PHL 3810 - Race and Racism (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
RS 3030 - Organization for Regenerative Practices (3) [GE 3C or 4C] *
RS 4500 - Sustainable Communities (3) [GE 3C or 4C]
SPN 3420 - Latin American Civilization (3) [GE 3C]
TH 3010 - Through Artists’ Eyes (3) [GE 3C]
TH 4100W - Staging American Identities (3) [GE 3C]
URP 4040 - Placemaking: Theories, Methods, and Practices (3) [GE 3C]

Note(s):

*This interdisciplinary course fulfills units in only one GE Sub-area.

**Course fulfills American Institutions requirement part A (U.S. History and American Ideals).