First-Year Seminar Courses for CEAS Students
First Year Seminar Courses are reserved for students in the Program for Exploratory Studies. This is not a program in the College of Engineering and students rostered in an Engineering major cannot enroll in these courses.Ìý
(FYSM)Ìýare small (19 or fewer students), and are meant to build relationships between faculty and students while exploring unique topics students may not find elsewhere on campus. First-Year Seminar courses are managed centrally on campus, and students within the College of Engineering & Applied Science are sometimes able to register for them.
Not all FYSM courses will count towards a degree in the College of Engineering & Applied Science. It is important students understand how a First-Year Seminar course will fit into their degree program. IfÌýFYSM courses are approved to apply toward a degree in the College of Engineering, it will come in as lower division Humanities & Social Science credit. Please see the list below to learn which FYSM courses are approved for credit within the College of Engineering & Applied Science.
If an FYSM course is not listed below, a student can still take the course, but it may not apply directly to their degree. Please consult your , should you have any questions pertaining to FYSM courses. Note that the list below is only for the College of Engineering & Applied Science. If you are a student in another college on campus (Arts & Sciences, Business, etc) you will need to verify how these credits are applied within those programs.
The FYSM 1000 sectionsÌýbelow are approved for H&SS credit for CEAS majors. Keep in mind these are not availabe for current students admitted to the College of Engineering. If, however, you were an Exploratory Studies student in Fall 2021 or Fall 2022 and subsequently transfer to the College of Engineering, you may use this list to determine how your course work will count towards an Engineering degree:
- Section 003, Class Nbr 24741.Ìý Monsters and Heroes: Exploring Good and Evil in Film.Ìý
- Section 007, Class Nbr 34081.ÌýMixed Race America: or Why the US Looks the Way it Does.Ìý
- Section 018, Class Nbr 24720.Ìý The Evolution of Streets: Understanding Mobility and Cities.Ìý
- Section 020, Class Nbr 24753.ÌýWhat is College Good For? CU Â鶹ӰԺ and the Philosophy of Higher Education.Ìý
- Section 031, Class Nbr 24718.Ìý Gandhi and Meditation: Practicing Peace Inside and Out.Ìý
- Section 043, Class Nbr 24746.Ìý Game of Thrones and the Logic of Political Survival.Ìý Ìý
The FYSM 1000 sectionsÌýbelow are approved for H&SS credit for CEAS majors:
Section 003, Class Nbr 24695.Ìý Monsters and Heroes in Film
Section 004, Class Nbr 33490.ÌýThe Modern Short Story.
Section 005, Class Nbr 33539.Ìý MuseumsÌýSaving the World.ÌýÌý
Section 006, Class Nbr 33547.Ìý Persuasive Storytelling.Ìý
Section 012, Class Nbr 24698.Ìý Witchcraft in Europe and US
Section 013, Class Nbr 24699.Ìý Women's Voices in Italy.Ìý
Section 018, Class Nbr 24669.Ìý Streets: Evolution of Mobility.ÌýÌý
Section 019, Class Nbr 24703.Ìý TheÌýPursuit of Happiness
Section 021, Class Nbr 24662.Ìý Revolutions in the Earth Sciences.Ìý
Section 022, Class Nbr 24663.Ìý Museums and Influence
Section 030, Class Nbr 33489.Ìý America at the Movies
Section 031, Class Nbr 24666.Ìý Gandhi, Meditation and Peace
Section 032, Class Nbr 24667.Ìý Why Be Moral?
Section 040, Class Nbr 24673.Ìý Heroism:Ìý Iliad to Blade Runner.ÌýÌý
Section 043, Class Nbr 24711.Ìý Game of Thrones:Ìý Survival.
Section 045, Class Nbr 24675.ÌýRace and Citizenship.ÌýÌý
Section 048, Class Nbr 41617.ÌýAstronauts & Innovators.Ìý
Section 049, Class Nbr 24677.Ìý Comic Books & Public Pedagogy.Ìý
Section 050, Class Nbr 24678.Ìý Evil, Illusions, & Androids.
Section 051, Class Nbr 24679.Ìý Human Rights, Rites of Passage
Section 800, Class Nbr 24694.Ìý Designing the Renaissance
Section 802, Class Nbr 34708.Ìý Technology:Ìý Mirror of Society
SPAN 1000.ÌýÌýSection 001, Class Nbr 20982.Ìý Cultural Difference Through Hispanic Literature.
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Fall 2019 First-Year Seminar Courses Approved for the College of Engineering & Applied Science:
| CRN | Section | Title | Instructor |
| 28944 | 003 | Imagining Good and Evil in Film | E. Anderman |
| 24458 | 008 | Good Men are Hard to Find | J. Whitt |
| 24461 | 011 | Visual Literacy and Drawing | T. Alpern |
| 32996 | 012 | Witchcraft in Premodern Europe and America | C. Dauverd |
| 32997 | 013 | The Vietnam Wars in Film, Literature, Music and Memory | S. Dike |
| 32999 | 016 | Radically Modern | P. Greaney |
| 33000 | 017 | Native American Visualities | P. Kelsey |
| 24474 | 018 | Art and the Revolution of Life | A. Abiragi |
| 33001 | 019 | The Pursuit of Happiness | C.ÌýKunce |
| 24464 | 021 | Post Apocalyptic Fiction/Film | J. DE Shell |
| 24465 | 022 | Asia Travels: Self and Other | J. Berry |
| 24466 | 023 | How to Think Â鶹ӰԺ Sex | D. Boonin |
| 33004 | 026 | How Should One Live? | M.ÌýLee |
| 33006 | 029 | Global Citizenship | A.ÌýPapuzza |
| 24470 | 031 | Gandhi, Meditation and Peace | C. Comstock |
| 24471 | 032 | Why Be Moral? | B. Talbot |
| 33010 | 033 | Social Effects of Technology, Society, Past & Present | D. Paradis |
| 33012 | 036 | Ideas of India: Intellectual Legacies of Saints, Scholars and Scoundrels | R. Parson |
| 24476 | 037 | Liberty - Political Revolution | J. Hodge |
| 33014 | 038 | Science and Art in an Interdisciplinary World | J. Pérez-Gallego |
| 24479 | 040 | Heroism: Iliad to Blade Runner | H. Fredricksmeyer |
| 33030 | 042 | East Asian Comic Cultures | E. Shih |
| 33031 | 043 | Games of Thrones: SurvivalÌý | A. Shin |
| 24483 | 045 | Race and Citizenship | S. Sohi |
| 33038 | 046 | America Compared: The Greatest Country in the World? | S. Steinmo |
| 24484 | 047 | Immigrant Colorado | V. Hulden |
| 24496 | 048 | Astronauts and Innovators | G. Siarheichyk |
| 24498 | 049 | Comic Books and Public Pedagog | J. Stevens |
| 24499 | 050 | Evil, Illusions and Androids: Uncertainty in Literature, Philosophy and Film | L. Shizuko Stone |
| 24500 | 051 | Human Rights, Rites of Passage | M. Yamashita |
| 33043 | 052 | Headwaters: Going Upriver in Literature and Film | T. Levi Thompson |
| 37105 | 057 | Origins of Racism | A. Prieto |
| 35054 | 001 | Playing Politics: Violence, Institutions, and Memory This seminar has a required trip abroad, to Paris, France, which will occur in January 2020. See more . | Ìý |
| 35057 | 002 | Designing the Renaissance This seminar has a required trip abroad, toÌýFlorence, Italy, which would occur in January 2020. See more .Ìý | A. Lange |
If a student has previously completed a First-Year Seminar Course and wants to see if it was approved for Engineering Humanities & Social Science credit, please view the Historical List of FYSM courses for CEAS Students.