Historical List of FYSM courses for CEAS Students
Below you will find a historical list of FYSM 1000 courses that have been approved for lower division Humanities and Social Science credit within the College of Engineering and Applied Science. 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. If an FYSM course is ²Ô´Ç³ÙÌýlisted below, a student can still take the course, but it may not apply directly to their degree.
Spring 2019Â First-Year Seminar Courses Approved for the College of Engineering & Applied Science:
The Art of Storytelling
Fall 2018Â First-Year Seminar Courses Approved for the College of Engineering & Applied Science:
Living the Heroic Life, From Beowulf to Batman
Immigrants and Refugees in Literature and Culture, Ancient and Modern
Good Men Are Hard to Find: O'Connor, McCarthy, and the Coens
Investigating Art, Media, Culture, and Visual Literacy Through Drawing
The 1,001 Nights
The Power of Fairy Tales
Introduction to Contemporary Issues in Inequality
Asia Travels: Perceptions of Self, Constructions, of Other
How to Think (Philosophically) ÁñÁ«ÊÓƵ18 Sex
Technology as a (Black) Mirror of Society
Choices, Choices! An Interdisciplinary Look at Decision Making
America at the Movies
Gandhi and Meditation: Practicing Peace Inside and Out
Why Be Moral?
Liberty: Political Revolution in Colonial American Society
Heroism: Troy to Afghanistan
Ethical Person, Ethical Engineer
Latinos in Colorado History
Immigrant Colorado
How Mountains Made Modern America
Race and the Universtiy
Designing the Renaissance
Comedy: Commedia and the Process of Creating the Classic Comedy
The Origins of Racism: European Encounters with the Americas
Theatre for Children
Art, Public, Site: Imagining Place and Making Worlds
Fighting Fascism From Mussolini and Hitler to the KKK and Neo-Nazis
Astronauts & Astropolitics: Topics in Space Exploration from the Cold War
Media Literacy
Human Rights: Rites of Passage in Film and Literature
Art & Diversity Â
Spring 2018Â First-Year Seminar Courses Approved for the College of Engineering & Applied Science:
Tupac Shakur Â
Fall 2017Â First-Year Seminar Courses Approved for the College of Engineering & Applied Science:
America at the Movies
Wunderkammer to Wikipedia: Knowing, Collecting, and Categorizing the World
Living the Heroic Life, From Beowulf to Batman
The Contemporary American Novel
 The Vietnam Wars: History, Literature, Music, and Film
American Indians and National Parks
Exploring U.S. History through Music and Documents
The Power of Fairy Tales
Bob Dylan and his Contemporaries
Good Men Are Hard to Find: O'Connor, McCarthy, and the Coens
Global Ghosts: Gender, Sexuality, and Haunting in the Modern World
What in the World is a Japanese Poem?
Saving the World: Museums, Archives, and Collections
Buildings Talk: History and Controversy at CU-Boulder
Gandhi and Meditation: Practices of Peace
Legacies of Violence: Politics & Memory in Response to Conflict
Historical Genius: Great Thinkers
Liberty: Political Revolution in Colonial American Society
A World of States
Tragedy and Inspiration
Representations of Gender, Race, and Sexuality through Pop Culture
Why be Moral?
Immigrants and Refugees in Literature and Culture, Ancient and Modern
Journalism Through the Cinematic Lens
Selfie: Identity & Representation in the Digital Age
Comics in the Twenty-First Century
Writing the Self: Intersections of Journaling, Autobiography, and Memoir
Choices, Choices! An Interdiscliplinary Look at Decision-Making Â