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Course Contents
Differences From Regular Courses Main Differences Between Online and Regular Courses Ethics, Plagiarizing, & Cheating Access Statement for Students with Disabilities
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INTRODUCTION TO ANTHROPOLOGY
ANTH
- 110
Fall 2012 13 August - 12 December 2012 This is an online class that will meet only once every about three weeks for in-class unit exams
Dates: Class meets four times for taking unit Exams
(See the Course Schedule)
Day: Thursday
Times: 9:25-10:40 am
Room: LIA 114
Office Hours:
10:50 - 1:35, Monday & Wednesday
12:15 - 1:30, Tuesday & Thursday
or by appointment for other times
*** Course Learning Outcomes
The course aims at meeting the general goals and intended outcomes of the Division of Social Sciences. However, the course aims at meeting the following specific learning outcomes.
STUDENTS LEARNING OUTCOMES 1.
Students will articulate an understanding
of individual and cultural differences and perspectives across the globe.
(Global Perspectives) 2.
Students will analyze social institutions,
world religions, natural landscapes, or human behavior using appropriate
disciplinary frameworks. 3.
Students will articulate an
understanding of major theories of cultural anthropology and major
methods of conducting anthropological research. 4. Students will
articulate an understanding of characteristics of types of the human
society, particularly hunting-gathering, horticultural, pastoralist,
agricultural, and industrial societies.
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