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Skills for Lifelong Learning I (GEN 101)
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University of Phoenix
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This course is designed to provide core competencies for adult learners. The course examines learning theory and the application of adult learning principles to communication skills, group processes, and personal management. Adult learners will develop st
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Skills for Lifelong Learning II (GEN 102)
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University of Phoenix
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This course explores a variety of ways adults can access and evaluate information for educational, personal, and professional applications. It also introduces students to the basics of critical thinking and problem solving. Traditional and creative resear
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Skills for Professional Development (GEN 300)
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University of Phoenix
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This course is designed to provide core competencies that facilitate the transition of adult learners back into the formal educational setting. Content areas include critical-thinking skills, interpersonal skills, intrapersonal skills, issues related to r
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Intro to Humanities: Ancient World to Medieval Times (HUM 100)
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University of Phoenix
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This course provides an introduction to the arts through their expression in dominant themes of Western culture. Concepts of nature and the individual in society are examined in the artistic works from the ancient world to medieval times. The course provi
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Intro to Humanities: Renaissance to Present (HUM 102)
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University of Phoenix
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This course provides an introduction to the arts through their expression in dominant themes of western culture. Concepts of nature and the individual in society are examined in the artistic works from the Renaissance to the present. The course also provi
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World Mythology (HUM 105)
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University of Phoenix
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This course provides an overview of mythology and its relationship to ancient and current cultures. The course covers the purposes and types of myths; the development of myths and mythological characters, the common elements of mythological structures, th
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The Global Village (HUM 300)
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University of Phoenix
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This course is an overview of the humanities in the twentieth century. The course covers the fine arts, war, philosophy, and social movements reflecting the developments of the information age as it moves to the communication age. Topics and Objectives i
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Survey of the Performing Arts (HUM 301)
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University of Phoenix
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This course examines traditions and new developments in the performing arts genres, providing participants with an overview of the historic elements reflected in the practice of live performance today. Through a highly interactive and experiential format,
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Critical Thinking (PHL 251)
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University of Phoenix
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This five-week course in critical thinking and informal logic helps students develop the ability to reason clearly and critically. It includes an introduction to the disciplines of inductive and deductive logic, fallacious reasoning, and problem-solving t
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Yiddish Theater
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Gratz College
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At Gratz College this course will survey the development of Yiddish theater from its roots in premodern forms of performance through the popular theater of Avrom Goldfaden and Jacob Gordin, and the dramatic and Art Theater of interwar Poland and the Sovie
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Biblical Themes in Modern Hebrew Literature (In Translation)
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Gratz College
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The Bible has always been an inspiration for writers, whether writing in Hebrew or other languages. When a modern writer identifies with, or interprets, a biblical character, there is a meeting of old and new and an intertextual interaction between the Bi
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Who's Who Among the Rabbis
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Gratz College
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There are many courses which study what the ancient Rabbis taught, believed or decreed. This course is different. It is a study of how the Talmudic Rabbis lived and how their lives embodied what they taught and believed. Rabbinic literature is full of sto
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Ethics and Value Theory - Undergraduate - Fall
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Syracuse University
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This course provides an introduction to some of the world's most influential moral and ethical theories. In this class we will consider how such theories define basic moral concepts such as right/wrong, good/bad, and just/unjust and how they might be appl
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Critical Thinking - Undergraduate - Fall
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Syracuse University
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Whether you are watching the television, reading a newspaper or book, talking to a co-worker, or attending a class, usually some person or institution is trying to influence your beliefs, attitudes, or actions. Students will understand the critical skills
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Introduction to Mathematical Logic (PHIL 155)
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Friday Center
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Symbolic logic is the study of certain precisely specified formal languages. In this course we will study these languages and their applications. Symbolic logic has proven to be extremely useful in a number of different disciplines. First, they are helpfu
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