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OSU-Stillwater Concurrent Enrollment

Humanities & Philosophy Concurrent Courses

Art History Survey Since 1400 (H)

ART 1513

3 Credit Hours
Introduction to the history of art, from c. 1400 CE to present. Introduces visual arts from diverse regions and cultures. Investigates the cultural, social, religious, political, and personal contexts that surround art and architecture. Focuses on skills such as visual literacy and analysis, critical thinking, and writing about art.

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Philosophies of Life (H)

PHIL 1213

3 Credit Hours
This course introduces students to the history and development of philosophy with a special focus on ethics and contemporary moral arguments. By studying great philosophical works, this class enables students to think a critical manner about their own ideas and beliefs concerning philosophical problems and important issues that affect our lives.

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Logic & Critical Thinking (Q)

PHIL 1313

3 Credit Hours
Formal and informal reasoning, common fallacies, definitions and language functions, patterns of explanation. Practical criticism and development of everyday arguments.

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Course Designations

  • (H) Designation

    Courses with the Understanding Humanities - Human Heritage and Cultures designation emphasize the interpretation, analysis, and expression of ideas, values, and aesthetics that have played a significant role in shaping individuals and societies. These courses encourage students to analyze and interpret events and artifacts, while considering the diverse range of human ideas, cultural values, and aesthetics across various contexts. They often draw from disciplines such as history, philosophy, anthropology, archeology, cultural geography, modern and ancient languages, and cultural studies. In addition, they may pertain to music, art, drama, and dance courses that are not studio-based performance classes.

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  • (Q) Designation

    Courses with the Quantitative Thought & Logical Reasoning designation equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify and apply mathematical concepts in real-world contexts. These courses foster critical thinking, logical reasoning, and problem solving. By honing these skills, students are better prepared to make informed decisions, navigate numerical data, and appreciate the importance and practicality of mathematics in their personal and professional lives.

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