Course Listings as of May. 18, 2024 - 11:02 AM
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| 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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16 Week Session: January 16 - May 12
| 7 | E | [13/20] | 76183 | Lec | 009 | SAC | SAC1 | 1320 | MW | 12:30pm- 1:50pm | Jan 16 | May 12 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Reeves, Kathleen (Dir)
76183-HUMA 1301-009 (a Great Questions Seminar – see below) is paired with your choice of one of two different INRW 0420 sections:
76279-INRW 0420-018, which meets MW 10:00am- 12:20pm (Bldg. SAC1, Rm. #1137), or
76280-INRW 0420-020, which meets MW 2:00pm- 4:20pm (Bldg. SAC1, Rm. #1137).
[Prerequisite: TSIA or TSIA 2.0 INRW 0420 Placement Status; ask your advisor if you qualify.]
NOTE: If you withdraw from one of these classes, you will automatically be withdrawn from the other. Also, if either professor withdraws you from their class due to lack of progress or excessive absences, you will be withdrawn from both.
The GREAT QUESTIONS SEMINAR (click link for info) is a discussion-based course focused on the study of Great Books. It serves as an Introduction to Humanities and as a Student Success Course, satisfying the Student Success requirement for students entering ACC with fewer than 12 credit hours and/or who are not yet TSI Complete. Passing these CoRequired courses also meets the Language, Philosophy, and Culture (or Component) Area requirement of the Core Curriculum.
To participate, fill out the SPRING 2024 COREQ REGISTRATION FORM [https://liberalarts.austincc.edu/inrw/corequisite-registration/].
If you have general questions about paired courses, email inrw-coreq@austincc.edu.
| 5 | E | [19/24] | 76192 | Lec | 021 | SAC | SAC1 | 1206 | TTh | 12:00pm- 1:20pm | Jan 16 | May 12 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Reeves, Kathleen (Dir)
76192-HUMA 1301-021 (a Great Questions Seminar – see below) is paired with 76242-INRW 0340-001, which meets, TTh 1:30pm- 2:50pm (Bldg. SAC1, Rm. #1137). Students must register for both sections. Please register for the INRW section first.NOTE: If you withdraw from one of these classes, you will automatically be withdrawn from the other. Also, if either professor withdraws you from their class due to lack of progress or excessive absences, you will be withdrawn from both.The Great Questions Seminar is a discussion-based course focused on the study of Great Books, and it serves both as a section of Introduction to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. TO REGISTER FOR THESE CLASSES, FILL OUT THE SPRING 2024 COREQ REGISTRATION FORM [https://liberalarts.austincc.edu/inrw/corequisite-registration/].If you have general questions about paired courses, email inrw-coreq@austincc.edu.
| 5 | E | [19/24] | 76193 | Lec | 022 | SAC | SAC1 | 1206 | TTh | 12:00pm- 1:20pm | Jan 16 | May 12 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Reeves, Kathleen (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 |
| Prerequisite Skill Code +- Prereq. Required |
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12 Week Session: February 12 - May 12
| 9 | E | [27/36/0] | 76191 | DIL | 018 | ONL | DIL | Feb 12 | May 12 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Reeves, Kathleen (Dir)
8 Week Session: March 18 - May 12
| 13 | E | [23/36/0] | 76208 | DIL | 014 | ONL | DIL | Mar 18 | May 12 | Syllabus | Textbooks | Register |
Instructors: Reeves, Kathleen (Dir)
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 |
Synonym Number used to register |
Section Number | Meeting Days | Date Range | Self Service Register |
16 Week Session: January 16 - May 12
| 9 | E | [27/36/0] | 76220 | DIL | 001 | DLS | DIL | MW | 10:30am- 11:50am | Jan 16 | May 12 | Syllabus | 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.