Located at Miami, Florida International University continuously provides accessible and diversified academic programs. Take a look at some of these easiest classes being offered in this top public university.
1. ARE 3313: Experiencing Art in the Elementary Schools
Knowledge and skills for the development and implementation of art experiences in the elementary curriculum for the elementary classroom teacher.
2. ARH 3511: Introduction to the Visual Arts of the African World
Examines the continuities between African arts and the arts of African Diaspora. It traces the visual arts from the earliest cave paintings in Africa to the latest Hip-Hop arts in the United States.
3. AFS 3011: African Civilization, Religion and Philosophy
An Introductory level overview of Ancient African origins of Civilization, Religion and Philosophy.
4. AFS 4215: African Photography
This course explores the history of photography in Africa and provides a rich analysis of how the camera, once a colonial mechanism, became a tool of empowerment for African photographers.
5. ARE 3313: Content and Methods of Teaching Elementary Art
Knowledge and skills for the development and implementation of art experiences in the elementary curriculum for the elementary classroom teacher.
6. ASN 2002: Introduction to Asian Societies
Overview of Asian societies, including their interaction and impact on modern times.
7. DAN 1600: Music For Dance
Introductory course in relationships between dance and music. Musical forms, cultural influences and basic accompaniment practices will be covered.
8. DIG 3001: Introduction to Digital Media
This course will develop and enhance students’ understanding of the practical foundations for digital communication, including an overview of the historical development of digital communication.
9. FAD 5450: Human Sexuality
Provides a cognitive overview of human sexuality. Main emphasis is on the affective dimension an exploration of attitudes and values related to sexuality.
10. FIL 2000: Film Appreciation
For the beginning student of filmmaking. Survey of the origins and development of cinematography as an art form. Presentation and technical analysis of selected films.
