Bachelor of Science - Interdisciplinary Studies - Humanities
Ellis College brings you the career-oriented professional education, in an online environment that is collaborative, stimulating. In this students are introduced to selective topics across the arts and humanities.
This include following online courses:
- Art History I
- American History I
- American History II
- Contemporary History
- The Art of Poetry
- The Art of Fiction
- The Art of Prose
- Multicultural Literature
- Problems of Philosophy
- Ethics and Social Philosophy
- Technology, Society and Values
A survey of history and principles of the fine and utilitarian arts from the Paleolithic era through the Renaissance
This include course that a survey of American History from the colonial period, the Revolution to the establishment of the Republic, the first half of the nineteenth century, up through the period of the Civil War, ending in 1865.
Through this online history course, you can examine the political, economic and cultura evolution of the American people.
Through this course you can study American history from the end of the Civil War to the present. This include the peroid of the Reconstruction, the industrialization of the United States, the emergence of the country as a Great Power, U.S. role in the twentieth century are considered.
This is include a survey course of 20th century history: it covers the impact of geography, science and technology on political, economic and cultural development of the world.
From this course the student will learns the technique of reading, interpreting, and evaluating poetry of increasing difficulty and brilliance.
From this course the student will learns the dramatic literature in an effort to discover its ritual origins, historical role and current significance.
From this course the student will learns the art of prose writing in depth. This courses covers the development of scientific and technical literature.
In Multicultural Literature the focus will be on the literature of another culture, subculture, or combination of cultures. A student may repeat the course to take advantage of the different offerings.
You will learn philosophy on selecteds problems from various areas of philosophy. This inclde the nature of a priori knowledge and of scientific explanation, the existence of God, whether or not there can be moral knowledge, and the problem of free will. From this course you will learn to analyze ideas critically.
This include an examination of some of the most critical issues of moral and social philosophy sucb as the linguistic analysis of terms such as "good," "evil," "duty," "right," and others. The basis of different moral systems will be studied, and selections from ethical and social philosophers will be read .
Thsi include an examination of models and case studies concerned with the impact of machines on man, of technological systems on social structure, and modes of production on value systems.