Course Listings as of May. 04, 2024 - 11:02 PM
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Classroom Sections - Instruction is delivered in-person with students in attendance for class meetings. An ACC ID card and personal safety measures will be required when on campus or on site. Note: Face-to-face (F2F) options include lectures, labs, practicums, clinicals, etc.
| Seats Available | [Enrolled/Total Seats/Wait] | Section Type | Campus Code | Room | Meeting Time | Syllabus | Textbook Info |
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5 Week Session: May 28 - June 30
| 18 | E | [7/25/0] | 80671 | Lec | 008 | HLC | HLC1 | 2207 | MTWTh | 12:20pm- 2:20pm | May 28 | Jun 30 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Kinkel, Madeline (Dir)
The Great Questions Seminar is a discussion-based course focused on the study of Great Books, and it serves both as a section of Introduction to Humanities and as a student success course. It satisfies the student success requirement for students entering ACC with fewer than 12 credit hours and meets the Language, Philosophy, and Culture or Component Area requirement in the core curriculum. This course is also a Liberal Arts Gateway Course.
5 Week Session: July 1 - August 4
| 16 | E | [9/25/0] | 80666 | Lec | 003 | HLC | HLC1 | 2212 | MTWTh | 10:10am- 12:10pm | Jul 1 | Aug 4 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Potts, Grant (Dir)
The Great Questions Seminar is a discussion-based course focused on the study of Great Books, and it serves both as a section of Introduction to Humanities and as a student success course. It satisfies the student success requirement for students entering ACC with fewer than 12 credit hours and meets the Language, Philosophy, and Culture or Component Area requirement in the core curriculum. This course is also a Liberal Arts Gateway Course.
Online (ONL) - Course instruction and testing are fully online without required class times.
| Seats Available | [Enrolled/Total Seats/Wait] | Section Type | Campus Code | Room | Meeting Time | Syllabus | Textbook Info |
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10 Week Session: May 28 - August 4
| C | E | [25/25/1] | 80669 | DIL | 006 | ONL | DIL | May 28 | Aug 4 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Simpson, Carrie (Dir)
The Great Questions Seminar is a discussion-based course focused on the study of Great Books, and it serves both as a section of Introduction to Humanities and as a student success course. It satisfies the student success requirement for students entering ACC with fewer than 12 credit hours and meets the Language, Philosophy, and Culture or Component Area requirement in the core curriculum. This course is also a Liberal Arts Gateway Course.
| C | E | [25/25/1] | 80670 | DIL | 007 | ONL | DIL | May 28 | Aug 4 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Bowman, Sarah (Dir)
The Great Questions Seminar is a discussion-based course focused on the study of Great Books, and it serves both as a section of Introduction to Humanities and as a student success course. It satisfies the student success requirement for students entering ACC with fewer than 12 credit hours and meets the Language, Philosophy, and Culture or Component Area requirement in the core curriculum. This course is also a Liberal Arts Gateway Course.This course relates topics in HUMA 1301 to the diversity, complexity and interdependence of the world community and current global issues. It is part of ACC's Global Studies program, but is open to all students and counts as a standard HUMA 1301 course.
| 23 | E | [13/36/0] | 80680 | DIL | 001 | ONL | DIL | May 28 | Aug 4 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Lauer, Jean (Dir)
MAS: This course relates topics in HUMA 1305 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard HUMA 1305 course.
| 21 | E | [15/36/0] | 80685 | DIL | 003 | ONL | DIL | May 28 | Aug 4 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Simpson, Carrie (Dir)
HUMA 1315 The Arts in Contemporary Society: Unveiling Universal Arts This section of Humanities 1315 will be a survey course on contemporary art, examining a variety of artistic genres, the artists who create them, and whether they are "art" at all. This section counts as a standard section of HUMA 1315 and may not be repeated for credit even if taught with a different focus.This is a ZTC (Zero Textbook Cost) section. In place of required textbooks, all textbook materials needed for the class will be available online to students free of charge. Students may print copies of the resources but will be responsible for printing costs. Course materials may be Open Educational Resources (OER), see syllabus for specifics.
5 Week Session: May 28 - June 30
| C | E | [36/36/3] | 80665 | DIL | 002 | ONL | DIL | May 28 | Jun 30 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Pope, Kerri (Dir)
| 1 | E | [35/36/3] | 80675 | DIL | 001 | ONL | DIL | May 28 | Jun 30 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Reeves, Kathleen (Dir)
| 11 | E | [25/36/0] | 80681 | DIL | 001 | ONL | DIL | May 28 | Jun 30 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Lauer, Jean (Dir)
MAS: This course relates topics in HUMA 1311 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard HUMA 1311 course.
| 11 | E | [25/36/0] | 80683 | DIL | 001 | ONL | DIL | May 28 | Jun 30 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Reeves, Kathleen (Dir)
This course focuses on fiction, film, and poetry that considers the relationship between art and life. This section counts as a standard section of HUMA 1315 and may not be repeated for credit even if taught with a different focus. This class will be supported by an Embedded Academic Coach and an Embedded Tutor, subject to availability.
5 Week Session: July 1 - August 4
| C | E | [36/36/1] | 80664 | DIL | 001 | ONL | DIL | Jul 1 | Aug 4 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Pope, Kerri (Dir)
| 12 | E | [24/36/0] | 80677 | DIL | 004 | ONL | DIL | Jul 1 | Aug 4 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Bowman, Sarah (Dir)
This course relates topics in HUMA 1302 to the diversity, complexity and interdependence of the world community and current global issues. Interdisciplinary Studies (INDS): [77443] relates topics in PSYC 2301 to questions of war, peace, social justice and conflict resolution. It is part of ACC's Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) program but is open to all students. It is part of ACC's Global Studies program, but is open to all students and counts as a standard HUMA 1302 course.
| 31 | E | [5/36/0] | 80682 | DIL | 003 | ONL | DIL | Jul 1 | Aug 4 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Lauer, Jean (Dir)
MAS: This course relates topics in HUMA 1311 to the history, literature, art culture, politics, language, and human experiences of Mexican Americans in the U.S. It is part of ACC’s Mexican American Studies (MAS) program and is open to all students and counts as a standard HUMA 1311 course.
| 26 | E | [10/36/0] | 80684 | DIL | 002 | ONL | DIL | Jul 1 | Aug 4 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Pope, Kerri (Dir)
Aesthetics in the Digital Age: This course examines art appreciation in contemporary society with a particular emphasis on digital media and how it is used to create, transmit, store, and view art. This class will examine how digital technology and unlimited access have changed how society perceives, appreciates, and creates art. This section counts as a standard section of HUMA 1315 and may not be repeated for credit even if taught with a different focus. This class will be supported by an Embedded Academic Coach and an Embedded Tutor, subject to availability.
DLS (Synchronous Virtual Class Meetings Required). Course instruction is online. Course instruction includes required real-time virtual class meetings at the days and times listed. Tests will be taken online. Some tests may require proctoring. Students can access online proctoring on their own computer for free. Online courses eliminate geography as a factor.
| Seats Available | [Enrolled/Total Seats/Wait] | Section Type | Campus Code | Room | Meeting Time | Syllabus | Textbook Info |
| Prerequisite Skill Code +- Prereq. Required |
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10 Week Session: May 28 - August 4
| 2 | E | [23/25/0] | 80672 | DIL | 009 | DLS | DIL | TTh | 11:20am- 1:20pm | May 28 | Aug 4 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Huerta, Lillian (Dir)
The Great Questions Seminar is a discussion-based course focused on the study of Great Books, and it serves both as a section of Introduction to Humanities and as a student success course. It satisfies the student success requirement for students entering ACC with fewer than 12 credit hours and meets the Language, Philosophy, and Culture or Component Area requirement in the core curriculum. This is a designated service-learning (SVL) course and includes a project with a community partner. An alternative assignment is available. This course is also a Liberal Arts Gateway Course.
| Seats Available | [Enrolled/Total Seats/Wait] | Section Type | Campus Code | Room | Meeting Time | Syllabus | Textbook Info |
| Prerequisite Skill Code +- Prereq. Required |
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5 Week Session: May 28 - June 30
| 22 | E | [14/36] | 80679 | Lec | 007 | CCH | MTWTh | 8:30am- 10:40am | May 28 | Jun 30 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Bumsted, Allison (Dir)
Restricted to Dual Credit students currently attending Bastrop or Cedar Creek High Schools.
| Seats Available | [Enrolled/Total Seats/Wait] | Section Type | Campus Code | Room | Meeting Time | Syllabus | Textbook Info |
| Prerequisite Skill Code +- Prereq. Required |
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5 Week Session: May 28 - June 30
| 24 | E | [1/25] | 96265 | Lec | 002 | RVS | 2211 | MTWTh | 12:30pm- 2:45pm | May 28 | Jun 30 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Bumsted, Allison (Dir)
Temporarily restricted to current AISD and Del Valle ISD ECHS students. Open to registration for ALL students beginning Monday, April 29th.
5 Week Session: July 1 - August 4
| 2 | E | [34/36] | 80668 | Lec | 005 | EGN | 1251 | MTWTh | 9:00am- 11:10am | Jul 1 | Aug 4 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Fiden, Michael (Dir)
ECHS section for CRCA, Elgin, and Manor ECHS students but is open to ALL students.
| 18 | E | [18/36] | 80673 | Lec | 010 | EGN | 1251 | MTWTh | 2:00pm- 4:10pm | Jul 1 | Aug 4 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Harter, Lydia (Dir)
ECHS section for CRCA, Elgin, and Manor ECHS students but is open to ALL students.
| 25 | E | [11/36] | 80676 | Lec | 003 | EGN | 1232 | MTWTh | 11:30am- 1:40pm | Jul 1 | Aug 4 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Harter, Lydia (Dir)
ECHS section for CRCA, Elgin, and Manor ECHS students but is open to ALL students.
| 33 | E | [3/36] | 80678 | Lec | 006 | EGN | 1251 | MTWTh | 11:30am- 1:40pm | Jul 1 | Aug 4 | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Fiden, Michael (Dir)
ECHS section for CRCA, Elgin, and Manor ECHS students but is open to ALL students.