Electives
As part of the curriculum requirements for the film studies minor, students must complete four elective courses taken in
a number of disciplines (e.g. communication, English, fine arts, history, modern languages,
philosophy). No more than one elective may be at the 100 or 200 level. No more than
two electives may come from the same department.
Course | Title |
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CL 270 | Greece and Rome on Film |
CL 341 | Hollywood in Rome |
CM 204 | Introduction to Multimedia |
CM 324 | Video I |
CM 347 | The Documentary Tradition |
DR 279 | Silent Cinema |
DR 280 | Classic Hollywood Film |
DR 281 | Films of Alfred Hitchcock |
EN 180 | Introduction to Film and Literature |
EN 336 | Seminar in Literature and Film (pre-1800) |
EN 380 | The History of Narrative Cinema |
EN 382 | Topics in Literature and Film Studies |
EN 386 | Seminar in Literature and Film (Post-1800) |
FR 334 | French Film in Context |
FR 340 | The Text and the Screen |
GR 309 | The Classic German Cinema |
GR 341 | Contemporary German Cinema |
HS 325 | Europe Since 1945 through Film |
HS 359 | African American History through Film |
HS 372 | The Vietnam War though Film and Literature |
HS 374 | East Asia on Film |
HS 375 | Indian History, Culture, and Religion through Film |
ML 306 | Old Wine in a New Bottle: Modern Film and Classical Chinese Tales |
ML 340 | China Through Film |
ML 341 | Contemporary German Cinema |
ML 366 | The Holocaust in French Film |
PL 398 | Philosophy and Film |
PT 279 | Silent Cinema |
PT 280 | Classic Hollywood Film |
PT 281 | Films of Alfred Hitchcock |
PT 386 | Video Art |
TH 381 | Faith and Film: The Apostle's Creed in the American Cinema |
TH 385 | The Theological and the Religious in International Cinema |
WR 345 | Screen Writing for Film and Television |
WR 357 | Writing about Film |