Arts

NOTE: See the beginning of Section H for abbreviations, course numbers and coding.

ARTS1000Development of Western Thought 6 ch

This course explores the significant concepts that have shaped the development of Western civilization from the time of Ancient Greece to the present day. Registration for this course is limited to students in the BA degree program. NOTE: Students can obtain credit for only one of ARTS 1000, ARTS 1100 or the ARTS 1001/1002 combination.

ARTS1001Development of "Western" Thought: Part 13 ch (2C 1T) [W]
Explores significant ideas that have helped to shape our world. Beginning with ancient texts and concluding with the era of the Renaissance, it considers the concepts of diverse thinkers and the value systems of different societies and the interactions between them. Registration for this course is limited to students in the BA, BAA, BAS, BA/BCS, BA/BSc programs. NOTE: Students can obtain credit for only one of ARTS 1000, ARTS 1100, or ARTS 1001.
ARTS1002Development of "Western" Thought: Part 23 ch (2C 1T) [W]
Explores significant ideas that have helped shape our world. Beginning with the era of colonial expansion and continuing into the contemporary era, it considers the concepts of diverse thinkers and the value systems of different societies and the interactions between them. Registration for this course is limited to students in the BA, BAA, BAS, BA/BCS, BA/BSc programs. NOTE: Students can obtain credit for only one of ARTS 1000, ARTS 1100, or ARTS 1002.
ARTS1003Arts Lab: Essential Skills3 ch (1.5C 1.5L) [W]
Addresses the specific skills which first-year Arts students need, including a sense of purpose and belonging; reading, writing, research, and study skills; and an understanding of the nature of Arts education. Includes one lecture and one lab per week. Labs will include guided planning, writing, research, and study sessions. NOTE: Students who have completed ARTS 1100 cannot obtain credit for ARTS 1003.

 
Co-requisite: ARTS 1001.

ARTS1100Development of Western Thought (for Academic Success)9 ch (2L 2T) [W]
This course shares lectures, academic content, and format with ARTS 1000, exploring the significant concepts that have shaped the development of Western civilization from the ancient world to the present day. ARTS 1100 students participate in an additional tutorial per week (beyond the usual one per week for ARTS 1000) in which critical reading and thinking and effective writing skills are strengthened through the use of small learning communities. Students work closely with tutorial leaders and peers to develop the skills necessary for further study and academic success in Arts. NOTE: Students can obtain credit for only one of ARTS 1000, ARTS 1100, or the ARTS 1001/1002 combination.
ARTS4000Advanced Arts Internship6 ch (LE)

Links critical reflection with experiential learning in the community to provide work experience for upper-level students in the Faculty of Arts. Students enhance their professional profile and gain career experience while providing their skills and talents to community groups, local agencies, service organizations, non-governmental organizations, or businesses. ARTS 4000 Advanced Arts Internships may include a payment, stipend or salary. 

Prerequisite: Students must have completed 3 ch of experiential learning or equivalent professional experience in order to take this course. Enrolment is limited. Students must have advanced academic standing to register. Enrolment is subject to approval.