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Undergraduate Catalog | 2016-2017 Previous Edition
Humanities, Technology, and Science, Minor
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The interdisciplinary Minor in Humanities, Technology, and Science examines the interrelationships among three of the major dimensions of our culture: its science, its technology, and its humanistic orientation.
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Program Requirements
A minimum of 18 credit hours are required for this minor, including:
Introductory Course (3 credit hours)
Subjects in the Areas of History and/or Philosophy of Science or Technology (6 credit hours)
Electives (9 credit hours)
- ANTH 2151 - Introduction to Archaeology (3)
- ANTH 3122 - Culture, Health, and Disease (3) (W)
- ANTH 3124 - Food, Nutrition, and Culture (3)
- ANTH 3152 - Early Civilizations (3)
- ANTH 3222 - Culture, Health, and Disease (3)
- CJUS 3310 - Punishment and Freedom (3)
- CJUS 4110 - Computer Crime (3)
- COMM 3052 - Topics in Mass Media (3)
- COMM 3120 - Communication and Mass Media (3)
- COMM 3121 - Mass Communication and Society (3)
- ENGL 2116 - Introduction to Technical Communication (3) (W)
- ENGL 3180 - Language and Digital Technology (3)
- ENGL 4008 - Topics in Advanced Technical Communication (3)
- ESCI 2101 - The Environmental Dilemma (3)
- GEOG 3250 - World Food Problems (3)
- HIST 2120 - American Military History (3)
- HIST 2140 - Disease and Medicine in History (3)
- HIST 3155 - Health and Healing in Africa (3)
- HONR 3701 - Science, Technology, and Human Values (3)
- HTAS 3800 - Independent Study in Humanities, Technology, and Science (3)
- ITCS 3688 - Computers and Their Impact on Society (3) (O,W)
- ITIS 3130 - Human-Computer Interaction (3)
- POLS 3154 - Cyberspace and Politics (3)
Additional Courses
Other courses that do not appear on the above list, especially topics and independent study courses, will be approved if they are pertinent to the student’s program and deal with an HTAS topic. Examples of such courses approved by their departments for enrollment by HTAS students are:
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