3. Mathematics and Computer Science (MATH & CSCI) Develops the skills necessary for analytical and quantitative problem-solving in all subjects, central concepts and methods from mathematics and computer science, including number systems, symbolic representation, formal languages, mathematical modeling, and logical reasoning. 4. Health and Performance (HHP 102) Provides students with a knowledge base, creating a positive attitude and lifelong skills concerning the seven dimensions of wellness: Physical Intellectual Emotional Spiritual Career Social Environmental (personal health) Knowledge Categories HUMANITIES History Enables students to recognize that reasoned interpretations of the human past must be consistent with verifiable historical evidence and are, nonetheless, contested as they are reshaped to serve the concerns of the present; and empowers students to create personal meaning by developing their own reasoned interpretations of the human past. Literature Instills the joy of reading literature; stimulates the power of the imagination; promotes the analysis of various types of literary expression; and explores different traditions and modes of telling stories. World Language, Culture, and Philosophy Encourages students to make connections across all areas of knowledge, different modes of communication, and diverse cultural, linguistic, and conceptual traditions; and encourages students to develop empathy and understanding for other cultural, linguistic, and conceptual traditions. SOCIAL SCIENCES Enables students to examine human behavior or interaction using the methods and assumptions of social science research. NATURAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE Environmental Course Enables students to understand our natural environment and the effects of human interactions on it. Lab Course Enables students to understand the nature of science and scientific inquiry through hands-on experiences. FINE AND APPLIED ARTS Fine Arts History, Criticism, and Appreciation Helps students to analyze, evaluate, and relate artists, creative artifacts, and artistic productions of diverse cultures from ancient times to the present. Aesthetic Experience students practical experience in developing their own creativity in one or more genres of expression, and augments appreciation for the diversity of creative communication.
3. Mathematics and Computer Science (MATH & CSCI) Develops the skills necessary for analytical and quantitative problem-solving in all subjects, central concepts and methods from mathematics and computer science, including number systems, symbolic representation, formal languages, mathematical modeling, and logical reasoning. 4. Health and Performance (HHP 102) Provides students with a knowledge base, creating a positive attitude and lifelong skills concerning the seven dimensions of wellness: Physical Intellectual Emotional Spiritual Career Social Environmental (personal health) Knowledge Categories HUMANITIES History Enables students to recognize that reasoned interpretations of the human past must be consistent with verifiable historical evidence and are, nonetheless, contested as they are reshaped to serve the concerns of the present; and empowers students to create personal meaning by developing their own reasoned interpretations of the human past. Literature Instills the joy of reading literature; stimulates the power of the imagination; promotes the analysis of various types of literary expression; and explores different traditions and modes of telling stories. World Language, Culture, and Philosophy Encourages students to make connections across all areas of knowledge, different modes of communication, and diverse cultural, linguistic, and conceptual traditions; and encourages students to develop empathy and understanding for other cultural, linguistic, and conceptual traditions. SOCIAL SCIENCES Enables students to examine human behavior or interaction using the methods and assumptions of social science research. NATURAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE Environmental Course Enables students to understand our natural environment and the effects of human interactions on it. Lab Course Enables students to understand the nature of science and scientific inquiry through hands-on experiences. FINE AND APPLIED ARTS Fine Arts History, Criticism, and Appreciation Helps students to analyze, evaluate, and relate artists, creative artifacts, and artistic productions of diverse cultures from ancient times to the present. Aesthetic Experience students practical experience in developing their own creativity in one or more genres of expression, and augments appreciation for the diversity of creative communication.
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