College of Marin
Spring 2008 Schedule of Classes


HUMANITIES

Directed study courses are offered at the KTD campus.

HUM 109A        4.0 units                                                
History of Film: Beginning to 1950                                       
This course offers a chronological survey of narrative film as art,
business, technology, and politics from the beginning of the movies in the
1890s to post World War II. Classroom screenings of representative films.
Taught concurrently with COMM 109A. Students may register for HUM 109A or
COMM 109A and receive credit for only one course Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
2093    Crosby F                                          
        M 6:40-10:30pm, KTD/FA72                          

HUM 109B        4.0 units                                                
History of Film: 1950 to Present                                         
This course offers a chronological survey of narrative film as art,
business, technology, and politics from post World War II to the present.
Classroom screenings of representative films. Taught concurrently with
COMM 109B. Students may register for HUM 109B or COMM 109B and receive
credit for only one course. Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
2094    Crosby F
        B       T 1:40-5:30pm, KTD/FA72

HUM 118 3.0 units                                                        
Intro to World Religions                                                 
Prerequisite: ELIGIBLE ENGL 120
This course is an introduction to the major religious traditions of the
world, and primal or preliterate religions. Along with principles,
practice and history, the course will present examples of the art, music,
and literature of the world's religions. Transfer Credit: CSU/UC
2095    Marmysz J
        L       W 1:10-4pm, KTD/HC170
        Students may receive credit for HUM 114 or 118 but not both.

HUM 242 3.0 units                                                        
Global Writings                                                          
Prerequisite: ENGL 120
The survey of twentieth century writings in a variety of forms from
cultures throughout the world will focus on such issues as colonial
domination, liberation, the operation of political power, racism and
inequality, conflict, and globalization in representative texts. Transfer
Credit: CSU/UC
2472    Mackintosh J
        N       TTh 11:10-12:30pm, KTD/HC172
        Note: Section no. changed from 2095 to 2472
        May be taken for credit as HUM 242 or ENGL 242. Students receive
        credit for only one course.

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