Geometry in Sacred Art and Architecture
Fall quarter
Faculty: Allen Mauney mathematics, history of science
Fields of Study: mathematics
Fall: CRN (Credit) Level 10451 (4) Students may register for this course after their time ticket opens during regular registration.
Credits: 4(F)
Class Standing: Freshmen - Senior
Offered During: Evening
Description
For millennia, rigorous logic, exact procedures, and modeling the physical world have been essential elements of geometry. But geometry has also been used to provide symbols and tools to study the metaphysics of unity, beauty, polarity, harmony, and infinity. Students in this class will explore mathematics in the classic liberal arts tradition by collecting and analyzing data, verifying propositions, and connecting quantitative and qualitative aspects of the world. (Credit awarded in geometry.)Maximum Enrollment: 24
Advertised Schedule: 6-10p Thu
Campus Location: Olympia
Online Learning: No Required Online Learning
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