<p>Ok so I need 2 more credits of humanities for my engineering requirements. unfortunately, most are 4 credits, so I'll settle for that. Anyone know any interesting ones that are also don't have a extremely heavy workload? (basically, if I put in some work, I can get an A) I just found Classic Civ 385: Greek mythology, which I would've REALLY liked; unfortunately, two of the three lecture days conflict with my physics 240 lab. so no bueno Anyone here know of any other cool classes like that?</p>
<p>I don’t know about the courseload for these classes but you could try (assuming you’re asking for spring semester courses):</p>
<p>PHIL 355: Contemporary Moral Problems (3 cred.)
PHIL 181: Philosophical Issues: An Introduction (2 cred.)
CLCIV 372: Sports and Daily Life in Ancient Rome (this one sounds cool, 3 cred.)
AMCULT 311: Topics in Ethnic Studies (this one sounds cooler, 3 cred.)
RCHUMS 311: Central European Cinema (3 cred.)</p>
<p>You should also probably look at the course descriptions for some of these courses before saying you don’t want to enroll in it.</p>
<p>No I’m actually asking for winter semester courses.</p>
<p>Alright here are some winter semester courses you could look at:</p>
<p>PHIL 340 - Minds and Machines (4 credits)
CLCIV 342 - Sexuality and Sexual Stereotype in Greek and Roman Culture (4 credits)
PHIL 180 - Introductory Logic (3 credits, and if you can program - this should be rather easy)</p>
<p>Meh. Winter semester has bad course offerings lol.</p>
<p>Take a seminar. Easy A</p>