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A survey of approaches to the study of the origins and the cultural and biological development of humankind.
(3 credit hours)

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Analysis of human societies, organizations and groups, and the interrelations among individuals, groups, and societies.
(3 credit hours)

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Origin and diversity of life; genetics, evolution, ecology and ecosystems; energy flow; photosynthesis; human anatomy and physiology; development of biological ideas; and biology, biotechnology and human society. This course includes a lab.
(4 credit hours)

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Introduction to central concepts in communication, including key terms and theories, specific contexts and key debates.
(3 credit hours)

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Effective communication in human relationships; verbal and nonverbal messages; reflective listening, disclosure, showing affection, empathy, assertiveness; handling interpersonal conflict; cultural and gender differences.
(3 credit hours)

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Conceptualizing mass communication. Internal and external controls. Media and minorities. Individual and societal functions of the media. Individual and societal effects of the media.
(3 credit hours)

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German cinema as communication and art; its production, reception and ideological perspectives. Course Information: Taught in English. No knowledge of German required.
(4 credit hours)

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Introduction to the political, cultural, and social developments in American society since the end of the Civil War.
(3 credit hours)

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The revolutionary era in Russia. Exploration of the historical background of the Russian Revolution, the social and political tensions leading to revolutionary upheaval, and the roles of major leaders and ordinary citizens.
(3 credit hours)

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Introduction to the culture and society of the Middle East, with special attention to the development of Islam and the consequences of westernization.
(3 credit hours)

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Mathematical problem solving with a hands-on and learn-by-doing approach, using topics from linear equations, personal finance, geometry, probability, and statistics.
(4 credit hours)

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Survey of basic concepts of contemporary psychology. Introduction to the nervous system, perception, motivation, learning and memory, social behavior, personality, developmental and clinical psychology.
(4 credit hours)

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Applications of statistics in the real world, displaying and describing data, normal curve, regression, probability, statistical inference, confidence intervals and hypothesis tests.
(4 credit hours)

Course date: August 24-December 4, 2020 (16 weeks)