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Students read selected writings by major world authors. Basic skills for understanding literature are introduced, and concepts which are required for reading, analyzing, and interpreting literature are taught. Prerequis ite: EN 102. HUM 201 – Humanities 3 Credit Hours This course is designed to heighten students' understanding of humanity by exposing them to the world of art.

See EN 202 World Masterpieces in the English Curriculum. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Economic, social, political, and technological roots of the ways of war employed by different civilizations throughout the ages.

Introduces the student to basic operational procedures and practices in missionary work. The student will also study the theology, history, trends, and problems associated with world missions.

A general survey of world music history. Music from the following regions are introduced: Africa, The Americas, The Middle East, Asia, Oceania, & Europe. Particular emphasis is placed on the cultural, social, political, economic, technological and artistic developments from ancient music through the present.

The purpose of this course is to introduce students to music cultures around the world and to explore the musical differences traditionally not found in Western music cultures. This course examines and introduces the students to unique instruments, harmonies, and cultural practices not traditionally utilized in Western music.

A survey of diverse musical traditions from around the globe. Musical cultures are approached anthropologically, and each culture will be examined to understand how music is entwined with human experience.

The study and performance of world literature for all combinations of instruments with an emphasis on music from non-Western cultures.

The study and performance of world literature for all combinations of instruments with an emphasis on music from non-Western cultures.