If you know the name Agy Tjetje maybe you'll remember that he is an Indonesian with an academic degree at most. Well, of the many existing academic degree, sure he might not ever follow the courses listed below, because in addition to unique, these courses are offered .... hmmm like what, the right words?
What is clear, you can learn how to dress, know Harry Potter is in, not even The Simpsons. Oh well, do not forget, you can also choose to learn Elvish language, the language of the fairies in the novel Lord of the Rings too! Interested? You better read for yourself to feel the uniqueness ...
For the lovers of children's novels, you can follow courses at Frostburg State University with a class of "Science of Harry Potter." The purpose of this study is to investigate and analyze a variety of magical events in the book JK Rowling, and describes the various events is through the principles of physics. If you think this class is not known, make no mistake, these classes attract international attention, even to China and Australia. Physics Professor George Plitnik is the person behind this idea, and thanks to the class 'magic' of this, his name is now so global.
Cal, one of the leading universities in America, with many people who received the Nobel Prize genius, it turns out to involve Homer, Marge, Lisa, Bart and Margie among names such as Aristotle, Socrates, Sartre and many other famous philosophers. You are not only required to know and understand about THE SIMPSONS but also have to be really familiar with various episodes. Various episodes show and discuss the social issues that arise such as racism and political issues. If you want to graduate, you should be able to write one story over 22 minutes for this screenplay. Value of college? Two credits!
Indiana University in Bloomington offers one of the subjects in the field of Arts and Humanities. This course is offered as an "introduction to the Critical Study of Religion through popular culture," and "was very much STAR TREK episode has a theme that opposes religion." And this is what you will learn during a full semester!
Tolkienism (all about JJ Tolkien - author of a series of Lord Of The Rings), who appears to have many fans. Creation of Tolkien's world that has many legends, language, maps, poetry and various creatures in fact turn a lot of imagination and even start some debate among fans.
Tolkien fans in Madison, Wisconsins, to learn the language Elf, and attract the attention of the University of Wisnconsin to make subjects Sindarin (one of the Elf language), which was raised by David Salo. At the time this article was written, David Salo is a doctoral student of Linguistics at the University of Wisconsin. You will be interested more in the lecture, because it turns out David Salo is one of linguistic consultant employed by Peter Jackson at the time of making the movie Lord Of The Rings.
No kidding, it turns out students who take this class could reach 57 people, but do not imagine this course just sitting and watching television. "This course can be taken by students who are majoring in Broadcasting or not, and the emphasis is on how to analyze the impact and role, and the extent to which impressions are understood by the audience. So in other words, you have to combine between theory and criticism of media and education through the media.
Students will be asked to watch popular shows like CSI, but not like simply enjoying as usual, for a variety of tasks from Professor Gencarelli to be done while watching CSI, make the students really have to observe many small details from an existing movie.
Seriously! According to experts, on several occasions, dress is more than just looks complicated. Courses are offered only to students beginning this semester will discuss various topics 'controversial' like Jeans, Hats, Tattoo, sandals and cargo pants. Apparently this is not a simple lecture. Clothes indicate various things such as character and even the history of that person. You interested?
If any of you who once studied there, CORRECT ME IF I AM WRONG. :))
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