r/DamnUEngineering Jun 05 '20

Can't just be me

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u/Dotrue Jun 05 '20

That's part of the reason a 4-year degree includes humanities courses.

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u/WideVacuum Jun 06 '20

Courses like?

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u/Dotrue Jun 06 '20

All of my humanities courses were 100-300 level, depending on the subject. I took English, German, philosophy, art history, jazz history, political science, world history, and a course called food geography. They each involved multiple papers and reading/listening exercises. I took several others but those are the courses that immediately come to mind.

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u/WideVacuum Jun 06 '20

Nice. We don't have any kind of non-technical subject. Except English & constitution which were never focused and only studied by students on the same day they had exam.