California
Studies Emphasis in American Studies, Spring 2004 Courses
Minor | Segment III | Liberal
Studies | American Studies |
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| California Studies Focus Description | Each student chooses
an area of focus within the American Studies major. The California
Studies focus provides students with the skills to interpret history and
political processes, the knowledge and appreciation of the rich diversity
of California cultures, creative arts and literatures, and informed view
of California's environmental richness and ecological relationships, and a
continuing interest in the California landscape. Students complete the California Studies focus within the American Studies Major by taking at least 24 units in a wide range of courses designed to give a multidisciplinary understanding of the state. Students complete three levels of study: two core courses, one course from the four areas in California Studies, and two elective courses selected on advisement. Click here for the American Studies Major Focus in California Studies pattern Below is a list of the American Studies Major Focus in California Studies courses being offered at SFSU, Spring 2004. |
California
Studies Focus Spring
2004 |
California
Studies Core ANTH 352 Peoples and Cultures of California, 3.0 Section 1: TH 1610-1855, BUS 116, Davis HIST 450 History of California, 3.0 Section 1: MWF 1010-1100 HSS 317, Leiken Section 2: MWF 1210-1300, HSS 317, Dreyfus Section 3: TTH 1235-1350, HSS 317, Tygiel Section 4: TH 1900-2145, HSS 317, Sigmon A. California Ethnic
Perspectives (3 units)
AAS 300 Asian Americans in California, 3.0 B. California Social Sciences
(3 units) |