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AEP-100
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Writing I
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No Description Set
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AEP-101
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Listening & Speaking
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No Description Set
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AEP-102
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Reading I
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No Description Set
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AEP-103
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Writing II
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No Description Set
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AEP-104
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Listening & Speaking II
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No Description Set
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AEP-105
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Reading II
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No Description Set
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AEP-106
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Writing III
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No Description Set
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DR-200
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Intro to Theatre
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No Description Set
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DR-201
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Intro to Motion Picture & TV
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No Description Set
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DR-205
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Acting Workshop
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No Description Set
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ESL-100
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Listening/Speaking
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No Description Set
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ESL-101
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Reading / Writing
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No Description Set
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ESL-102
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Grammar/Vocabulary
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No Description Set
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ESL-103
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Cross-Cultural Understanding
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No Description Set
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ESL-104
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Listening and Speaking II
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No Description Set
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ESL-105
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Reading and Vocabulary II
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No Description Set
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ESL-106
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Writing II
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No Description Set
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ESL-107
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Communicate in English I
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No Description Set
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ESL-108
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Communicate in English II
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No Description Set
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ESL-109
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Communicate in English III
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No Description Set
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ESL-200
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Listening/Speaking
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No Description Set
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ESL-201
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Reading / Writing
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No Description Set
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ESL-202
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Grammar/Vocabulary
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No Description Set
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ESL-203
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Cross-Cultural Understanding
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No Description Set
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GER-101
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Elementary German I
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No Description Set
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HI-103
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20th Century Man
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No Description Set
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HLT-310
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Hawaiian Ldrshp Protocol Coll
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No Description Set
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HLT-320
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Hawaiian Leadership Training
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No Description Set
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HLT-410
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Professional Development
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No Description Set
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HLT-420
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Community Building
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No Description Set
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HU-103
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20th Century Man
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No Description Set
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HU-104
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20th Century Man
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No Description Set
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HU-120
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Western Academic Education
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This course exposes students to the knowledge and skills necessary for college success. It offers practice in writing for academic success with a specific emphasis on e-mail communication, short written communication, and writing for tests (short an...
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HU-122
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Cross-Cultural Communication
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Formed around a series of readings reflecting on the meaning of and skills necessary for effective cross-cultural communication, the student will examine their own values, beliefs, expectations, customs and attitudes and their impact on the process a...
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HU-124
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Indigenous Themes in Chuuk
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This course has a variety of possible themes: (respect, perseverance, community service, collaboration, environmental stewardship, sanctity of farming/fishing, sanctity of place). Under each theme students will follow Chuukese methods of teaching an...
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HU-126
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Catholic Social Thought
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Students will explore Catholic Social Thought through the lens of the CUH mission and identity documents, Native Hawaiian and Pacific authors, and documents derived from the Catholic Conferences of their original homeland. Within this multi- faceted...
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HU-128
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Approaches to Information Literacy
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The course includes the instruction and practice in identifying, retrieving, evaluating, and summarizing sources appropriate for a college level research paper.
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HU-180
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ST:
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No Description Set
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HU-280
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ST:
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No Description Set
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HU-380
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ST:
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No Description Set
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HU-480
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ST:
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No Description Set
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HU-494
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Senior Thesis Research
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This course is required for completion of the Humanities major. It is offered annually and is set up in consultation with the instructor to meet the requirements of the individual student degree plan.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101
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HU-498
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Senior Thesis Writing
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This course is required for completion of the Humanities major. It is offered annually and is set up in consultation with the instructor to meet the requirements of the individual student degree plan.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, HU 494
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HU120
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Western Academic Education
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This course exposes students to the knowledge and skills necessary for college success. It offers practice in writing for academic for academic success with a specific emphasis on email communication, short written communication, and writing for...
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HU122
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Cross-Cultural Communication
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Formed around a series of readings reflecting on the meaning of and skills necessary for effective cross-cultural communication, the student will examine their own values, beliefs, expectations, customs and attitudes and their impact on the process a...
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HU124
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Indigenous Themes in Chuuk
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This course has a variety of possible themes: (respect, perseverance, community service, collaboration, environmental stewardship, sanctity of farming/fishing, sanctity of place). Under each theme students will follow Chuukese methods of teachi...
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HU126
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Catholic Social Thought
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Students will explore Catholic Social Thought through the lens of the CUH mission and identity documents, Native Hawaiian and Pacific authors, and documents derived from the Catholic Conferences of their original homeland. Within this multi-faceted a...
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HU128
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Approaches to Information Literacy
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The course includes the instruction and practice in identifying, retrieving, evaluating, and summarizing sources appropriate for a college level research paper.
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HU494
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Senior Thesis Research
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This course is required for completion of the Humanities major. It is offered annually and is set up in consultation with the instructor to meet the requirements of the individual student degree plan.
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HU498
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Senior Thesis Writing
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This course is required for completion of the Humanities major. It is offered annually and is set up in consultation with the instructor to meet the requirements of the individual student degree plan. Prerequisite: HU 494.
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MU-102
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Introduction to World Music
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No Description Set
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MU-108
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Fund of Music Theory Level
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No Description Set
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MU-150
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University Chorus I
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Rehearsal and performance of a wide variety of choral music, including classical, sacred, folk, contemporary, and popular. This course may be repeated. Grading is by credit/no credit only. Prior choral experience is helpful, but not required.
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MU-162
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Oahu Civic Orchestra I
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Rehearsal and performance with the O’ahu Civic Orchestra. This course may be repeated. Grading is by credit/no credit only. Acceptance and evaluation by concert master or designee is required.
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MU-180
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Special Topics:
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No Description Set
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MU-185
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Private Instruction I
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Private lessons in beginning piano, guitar, ‘ukulele, strings, brass, woodwinds, and voice. Students may participate in the end of semester group performance depending on their level of achievement. This course may be repeated. This is a credit/no cr...
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MU-201
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Jazz History
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No Description Set
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MU-208
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Fundamentals of Music
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No Description Set
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MU-250
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University Chorus II
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Rehearsal and performance of a wide variety of choral music, including classical, sacred, folk, contemporary, and popular. This course may be repeated. Grading is by credit/no credit only.
Prerequisite: MU 150 or permission of instructor
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MU-262
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Oahu Civic Orchestra II
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Rehearsal and performance with the O’ahu Civic Orchestra. This course may be repeated. Grading is by credit/no credit only. Acceptance and evaluation by concert master or designee is required.
Prerequisite: MU 162 or permission of instructor
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MU-280
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Topics in Choral Music
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No Description Set
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MU-285
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Private Instruction II
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Private lessons in intermediate piano, guitar, ‘ukulele, strings, brass, woodwinds, and voice. Students are required to participate in the end of semester group performance. This course may be repeated. This is a credit/no credit course.
Prerequisite...
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MU-286
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Beginning Guitar Class
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No Description Set
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MU-325
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Musical Theatre Production I
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Credit for this course is earned through a work experience in musical theatre and a presentation of a journal and/or analytical paper to the director of the production or designee.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, PAR 208 or PAR 210 or PAR 230, or per...
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MU-350
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University Chorus III
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Rehearsal and performance of a wide variety of choral music, including classical, sacred, folk, contemporary, and popular.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, PAR 208 and successful credit in a 200-lelve applied music course, or permission of instructor
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MU-351
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Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble 1
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Rehearsal and performance with the Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, PAR 208 , MU 250, Permission of H.V.A.E. director
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MU-362
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Oahu Civic Orchestra III
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Rehearsal and performance with the O’ahu Civic Orchestra.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, PAR 208, MU 262 or permission of the concert master or designee
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MU-385
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Private Instruction III
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Private lessons in advanced piano, guitar, ‘ukulele, strings, brass, woodwinds, and voice. Students are required to participate in the end of semester group performance.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, PAR 208, MU 285, permission of instructor
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MU-401
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Chaminade Singers
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No Description Set
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MU-425
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Musical Theatre Production II
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Credit for this course is earned through a work experience in musical theatre and a presentation of a journal and/or analytical paper to the director of the production or designee. This course may be repeated. Offered every semester by arrangement w...
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MU-450
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University Chorus IV
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Rehearsal and performance of a wide variety of choral music, including classical, sacred, folk, contemporary, and popular. This course may be repeated.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, MU 350 or permission of instructor
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MU-451
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Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble II
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Rehearsal and performance with the Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble. This course may be repeated.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, MU 351 or permission of H.V.A.E. director
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MU-462
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Oahu Civic Orchestra IV
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Rehearsal and performance with the O’ahu Civic Orchestra. This course may be repeated. Acceptance and evaluation by concert master or designee is required.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, MU 362 or permission
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MU-485
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Private Instruction IV
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Private lessons in advanced piano, guitar, ‘ukulele, strings, brass, woodwinds, and voice. Students are required to participate in the end of semester group performance. This course may be repeated.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101, MU 385 or permissio...
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MU-490
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Senior Music Capstone
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This course is the capstone requirement for the music concentration in the performing arts. Typically, students will prepare a 30 minute recital under the direction of music coordinator or designee or a 25 to 30 page paper on a topic related to music...
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MU101
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Intro/Music of the Great Composer
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No Description Set
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MU150
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University Chorus I
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Rehearsal and performance of a wide variety of choral music, including classical, sacred, folk, contemporary, and popular. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. It is offered every semester. This course may be repe...
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MU162
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Oahu Civic Orchestra I
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Rehearsal and performance with the O’ahu Civic Orchestra. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. It is offered every semester. This course may be repeated. Grading is by credit/no credit only. Acceptance and evaluat...
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MU185
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Private Instruction I
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Private lessons in beginning piano, guitar, ‘ukulele, strings, brass, woodwinds, and voice. Students may participate in the end of semester group performance depending on their level of achievement. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general...
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MU250
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University Chorus II
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Rehearsal and performance of a wide variety of choral music, including classical, sacred, folk, contemporary, and popular. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. It is offered every semester. This course may be repe...
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MU262
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Oahu Civic Orchestra II
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Rehearsal and performance with the O’ahu Civic Orchestra. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. It is offered every semester. This course may be repeated. Grading is by credit/no credit only. Acceptance and evaluat...
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MU285
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Private Instruction II
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Private lessons in intermediate piano, guitar, ‘ukulele, strings, brass, woodwinds, and voice. Students are required to participate in the end of semester group performance. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. Th...
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MU325
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Musical Theatre Production I
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Credit for this course is earned through a work experience in musical theatre and a presentation of a journal and/or analytical paper to the director of the production or designee. It is cross-listed with THR 325. This course does not satisfy the fin...
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MU350
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University Chorus III
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Rehearsal and performance of a wide variety of choral music, including classical, sacred, folk, contemporary, and popular. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. It is offered every semester. Prerequisite: PAR 208 a...
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MU351
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Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble 1
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Rehearsal and performance with the Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. It is offered every semester. Prerequisite: PAR 208 and successful credit in MU 250. Permission of H.V.A.E. direc...
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MU362
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Oahu Civic Orchestra III
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Rehearsal and performance with the O’ahu Civic Orchestra. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. It is offered every semester. PAR 208 and successful credit in MU 262, or permission of the concert master or designee...
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MU385
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Private Instruction III
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Private lessons in advanced piano, guitar, ‘ukulele, strings, brass, woodwinds, and voice. Students are required to participate in the end of semester group performance. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. Offere...
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MU425
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Musical Theatre Production II
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Credit for this course is earned through a work experience in musical theatre and a presentation of a journal and/or analytical paper to the director of the production or designee. Cross-listed with THR 425. This course does not satisfy the fine arts...
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MU450
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University Chorus IV
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Rehearsal and performance of a wide variety of choral music, including classical, sacred, folk, contemporary, and popular. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. Offered every semester. This course may be repeated....
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MU451
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Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble II
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Rehearsal and performance with the Hawaii Vocal Arts Ensemble. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. It is offered every semester. This course may be repeated. Prerequisite: MU 351, or permission of H.V.A.E. direct...
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MU462
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Oahu Civic Orchestra IV
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Rehearsal and performance with the O’ahu Civic Orchestra. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. It is offered every semester. This course may be repeated. Acceptance and evaluation by concert master or designee is...
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MU485
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Private Instruction IV
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Private lessons in advanced piano, guitar, ‘ukulele, strings, brass, woodwinds, and voice. Students are required to participate in the end of semester group performance. This course does not satisfy the fine arts general education requirement. This c...
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MU490
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Senior Music Capstone
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This course is the capstone requirement for the music concentration in the performing arts. Typically, students will prepare a 30 minute recital under the direction of music coordinator or designee or a 25 to 30 page paper on a topic related to music...
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PAR-100
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Introduction to Performing Art
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The student will explore the content, history, and meaning of the performing arts, styles, genres in western and world music, dance, and theatre. Students will be introduced to critical reviews to help them formulate a more informed opinion of music...
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PAR-101
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Introduction to Music of Great Composers
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A survey of musical history from the Baroque to the 20th century. Lectures, listening, and video presentations. No prior musical experience is necessary. This course satisfies the Fine Arts/Performing Arts general education required. Offered annually...
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PAR-201
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Introduction to Motion Picture
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A study of the aesthetic and technical aspects of motion pictures, with emphasis on the film making elements. Includes viewing, scriptwriting, and critiquing. This course satisfies the Knowledge of Beauty and Creation general education requirement. O...
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PAR-204
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Jazz History
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No Description Set
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PAR-205
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Introduction to Theatre Performance
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Beginning work on individual skills through acting exercises, improvisation, and scene study. Concentration on voice, relaxation, and freedom from self-consciousness is developed through solo and group work. No previous acting experience is required.
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PAR-208
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Fundamentals of Music
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An introduction to the basic aspects of music theory and fundamentals of western staff notation. This course is geared toward building a foundation of knowledge in music and prepares the student for further musical pursuits, teaching music, while dev...
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PAR-210
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Fundamentals of Theatre & Performance
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The course aims to develop an appreciation of theatre and performance, its rich traditions and history. With an emphasis on the visual and performance areas as well as the literary genres of theater, the course will offer balanced measures of apprec...
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PAR-230
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Intro to Entertainment & Event Theology
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The primary goal of this course is to supply students with a thorough hands-on introductory understanding of the materials, methods, tools, techniques and procedures used in the various shops as we work on realized theatrical productions. Working wi...
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PAR100
|
Introduction to Performing Arts
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The student will explore the content, history, and meaning of the performing arts, styles, genres in western and world music, dance, and theatre. Students will be introduced to critical reviews to help them formulate a more informed opinion of m...
|
|
PAR101
|
Intro to Music of Great Composers
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A survey of musical history from the Baroque to the 20th century. This introductory course is geared toward building a foundation of knowledge in music history and music appreciation and prepares the student for further musical pursuits. Lecture...
|
|
PAR201
|
Introduction to Motion Pictures
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A study of the aesthetic and technical aspects of motion pictures, with emphasis on the film making elements. Includes viewing, scriptwriting, and critiquing. This course satisfies the Fine Arts/Performing Arts general education requirement. Offered...
|
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PAR205
|
Introduction to Theatre Performance
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Beginning work on individual skills through acting exercises, improvisation, and scene study. Concentration on voice, relaxation, and freedom from self-consciousness is developed through solo and group work. No previous acting experience is requ...
|
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PAR208
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Fundamentals of Music
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An introduction to the basic aspects of music theory and fundamentals of western staff notation. This course is geared toward building a foundation of knowledge in music and prepares the student for further musical pursuits, teaching music, whil...
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|
PAR210
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Fundamentals of Theatre & Performance
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The course aims to develop an appreciation of theatre and performance, its rich traditions and history. With an emphasis on the visual and performance areas as well as the literary genres of theater, the course will offer balanced measures of a...
|
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PAR230
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Intro to Entertainment & Event Tech
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The primary goal of this course is to supply students with a thorough hands-on introductory understanding of the materials, methods, tools, techniques and procedures used in the various shops as we work on realized theatrical productions. Worki...
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PLC-FA001
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Place Holder for Fine Arts
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No Description Set
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PLC-HI001
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Place Holder for History
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No Description Set
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PLC-HP01
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Place Holder for Hi/Pol Ld
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No Description Set
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PLC-INT01
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Place Holder Interdisciplinary
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No Description Set
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PLC-PH001
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Place Holder for Philosophy
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No Description Set
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PLC-RE001
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Place Holder for LD Religion
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No Description Set
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PLC-RECH01
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Place Holder for Christianity
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No Description Set
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PLC-REU01
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Place Holder for 300 Religion
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No Description Set
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PLC-SS001
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Place Holder for Social Scienc
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No Description Set
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POL498
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Why no Aliens? Humanity's Challenges
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Why have no extraterrestrial or alien beings made contact with us? What may seem like
a quirky, even trivial question is a conundrum of profound scientific, philosophical,
cultural, and even existential importance, raising questions about our very fu...
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SURF-341
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Surf Studies in Hawaii
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This is the introductory course for the Surf Studies minor/certificate program. Surf Studies in Hawai'i presents surfing as a global cultural phenomenon that has Hawai'i as it place of origin. Students develop skill at analyzing and critiquing key as...
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SURF-351
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Philosophy of Surfing
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One of the most influential historians of classical western philosophy in the past 25 years is Pierre Hadot, whose ground breaking work emphasized that philosophy as practiced in the ancient world was always more than an academic pursuit, it was a wa...
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SURF-361
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Business & Entrepreneurship in Surfing
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Overview of different dimensions of the surfing industry; case studies in surf business and entrepreneurship; surf tourism; Surf design; ethics and impacts of surfing industry.
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SURF-371
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Environmental Studies and Surf Science
|
This course will explain, explore and analyze surfing from a scientific perspective. The course summarizes the dynamic meteorological, oceanographic and coastal phenomena that determine the size, shape and frequency of ocean swells, inshore waves, ti...
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SURF-410
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Surfing and Marine Science
|
Wave dynamics and theory; meteorology and surfing; surfing and the nearshore coastal environment; surfing environmental impacts; surfing and climate change; surfing as a vehicle for conservation messaging.
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SURF-480
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Current Issues in Surf Studies
|
This course is designed for Surf Studies minors. Topics include, but are not limited to Surf Feminism; Surfing in Film and Television; Health, Fitness, and Nutrition in Surfing; Surfing and the Olympics, etc. May be repeated for credit.
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SURF341
|
Surf Studies in Hawaii
|
This is the introductory course for the Surf Studies minor/certificate program. Surf Studies in Hawai'i presents surfing as a global cultural phenomenon that has Hawai'i as it place of origin. Students develop skill at analyzing and critiquing k...
|
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SURF351
|
Philosophy of Surfing
|
One of the most influential historians of classical western philosophy in the past 25 years is Pierre Hadot, whose ground breaking work emphasized that philosophy as practiced in the ancient world was always more than an academic pursuit, it was...
|
|
SURF361
|
Business and Entrepreneurship in Surfing
|
Overview of different dimensions of the surfing industry; case studies in surf business and entrepreneurship; surf tourism; Surf design; ethics and impacts of surfing industry.
|
|
SURF371
|
Environmental Studies: Surf Science
|
This course will explain, explore and analyze surfing from a scientific perspective. The course summarizes the dynamic meteorological, oceanographic and coastal phenomena that determine the size, shape and frequency of ocean swells, inshore wave...
|
|
SURF410
|
Surfing and Marine Science
|
Wave dynamics and theory; meteorology and surfing; surfing and the nearshore coastal environment; surfing environmental impacts; surfing and climate change; surfing as a vehicle for conservation messaging.
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|
SURF480
|
Current Issues in Surf Studies
|
This course is designed for Surf Studies minors. Topics include, but are not limited to Surf Feminism; Surfing in Film and Television; Health, Fitness, and Nutrition in Surfing; Surfing and the Olympics, etc. May be repeated for credit.
|
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THR-120
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Theatre Production I
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH production of a full-length play. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits upon...
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THR-210
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Fundamentals of Theatre
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No Description Set
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THR-220
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Theatre Production II
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH production of a full-length play. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits upon...
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THR-305
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Directing for the Stage
|
Various theories, principles, and practices of performing on stage and in film are presented and experienced. Improvisation, exercises, monologues, and scenes are cultivated. This course acquaints the student with the basic principles of directing....
|
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THR-320
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Theatre Production III
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH production of a full-length play. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits upon...
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THR-325
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Musical Theatre Production I
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH musical theatre production. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits upon succes...
|
|
THR-330
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Creating an Environment for Performer
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This course is designed to develop technical knowledge and creative skills in theatrical disciplines including scenic design and construction, rigging, special effects, audio reinforcement, video, lighting, electrical, stage and production management...
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THR-405
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Acting III
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Advanced work on various theories, principles, and practices of acting on stage are presented and experienced. This course may be repeated for credit.
Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101
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THR-420
|
Theatre Production IV
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH production of a full-length play. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits upon...
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THR-425
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Musical Theatre Production II
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH musical theatre production. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits upon succes...
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THR-430
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Advanced Stagecraft
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No Description Set
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THR-490
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Senior Student Performance
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This course is a capstone course and offered only to Performing Arts Minors. Students will prepare, plan, and perform an original work, conduct research of historical and cultural significance, and or design a performing arts project of their choosi...
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THR120
|
Theatre Production I
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH production of a full-length play. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits...
|
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THR220
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Theatre Production II
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH production of a full-length play. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits...
|
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THR305
|
Directing for the Stage
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Various theories, principles, and practices of performing on stage and in film are presented and experienced. Improvisation, exercises, monologues, and scenes are cultivated. This course acquaints the student with the basic principles of direct...
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THR320
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Theatre Production III
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH production of a full-length play. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits...
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THR325
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Musical Theatre Production I
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH musical theatre production. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits upon s...
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THR330
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Creating Environment for Performer
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This course is designed to develop technical knowledge and creative skills in theatrical disciplines including scenic design and construction, rigging, special effects, audio reinforcement, video, lighting, electrical, stage and production manag...
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THR405
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Acting III
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Advanced work on various theories, principles, and practices of acting on stage are presented and experienced. This course may be repeated for credit. Prerequisites: EN 102, COM 101
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THR420
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Theatre Production IV
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH production of a full-length play. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits...
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THR425
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Musical Theatre Production II
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Credits are earned by students participating in a CUH musical theatre production. Students may participate as performers, designers, and or technicians for the production. The director of the production (or designee) approves the credits upon s...
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THR490
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Senior Student Performance
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This course is a capstone course and offered only to Performing Arts Minors. Students will prepare, plan, and perform an original work, conduct research of historical and cultural significance, and or design a performing arts project of their c...
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