Humanities
Overview
Humanities is equivalent to a 1 semester, college-level course that focuses on the study of human culture.
This course is available live and on-demand through the online Nursing , Other Degree , and Individual Course Credits programs.
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All Other Degrees
Course Type: Credit-By-Course
Credits: 3 Semester Credits
Category: Humanities
Course Equivalence: College-Level Humanities or General Elective
Length: 11 Lectures + 1 Final Exam
Assessments: Weekly Quizzes and Final Exam (90 mins | 140 Questions)
About This Course
Humanities is the study of human culture. For this reason this course is very broad in scope and covers poetry, prose, art history, philosophy, music, theater, architecture, film, and dance. This course will provide the student with the broad frameworks, within which, enduring questions of existence, relationships, values, and aesthetics can be examined. The students must demonstrate their knowledge of facts (names, works); understand and interpret literary passages and art works; recognize medium, style, writer’s characteristics and other techniques. Students must show their understanding of humanities by interpreting works of art, recalling specific information, and applying concepts. Concepts from the disciplines studied in this course are going to be integrated with contemporary American culture.
Course Objectives
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Demonstrate understanding of humanities via recollection, information, and comprehension of concepts.
- Apply concepts and analysis of interpretation of various artwork.
- Understanding the different periods from classical to contemporary in various fields: poetry, prose, philosophy, art, architecture, music, dance, theater and film;
- Identify characteristics of certain writers, artists, schools or periods by recognizing their techniques such as rhyme, scheme, medium and matters of style.
- Demonstrate various phases of writing: draft, revision, final copy, brainstorming, free writing; outlining, and journalism.
- Describe and interpret literary passages and art reproduction that are unfamiliar.
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Nursing
Course Type: Credit-By-Exam
Credits: 3 Semester Credits
Category: Humanities
Course Equivalence: College-Level Humanities or General Elective
Length: 11 Lectures + 1 Final Exam
Assessments: 1 Exam at a CLEP® Testing Facility (90 mins | 115 Questions)
About This Course
Humanities is the study of human culture. For this reason this exam is very broad in scope and covers poetry, prose, art history, philosophy, music, theater, architecture, film, and dance. This exam will provide the student with the broad frameworks, within which, enduring questions of existence, relationships, values, and aesthetics can be examined. The students must demonstrate their knowledge of facts (names, works); understand and interpret literary passages and art works; recognize medium, style, writer’s characteristics and other techniques. Students must show their understanding of humanities by interpreting works of art, recalling specific information, and applying concepts. Concepts from the disciplines studied are going to be integrated with contemporary American culture.
Course Objectives
After completing this course, you will be able to:
- Demonstrate understanding of humanities via recollection, information, and comprehension of concepts.
- Apply concepts and analysis of interpretation of various artwork.
- Understanding the different periods from classical to contemporary in various fields: poetry, prose, philosophy, art, architecture, music, dance, theater and film;
- Identify characteristics of certain writers, artists, schools or periods by recognizing their techniques such as rhyme, scheme, medium and matters of style.
- Demonstrate various phases of writing: draft, revision, final copy, brainstorming, free writing; outlining, and journalism.
- Describe and interpret literary passages and art reproduction that are unfamiliar.
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