Schedule of Classes |
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Fall Semester 2015 |
History | ||
Amy L Scott • Bradley Hall 336B • 309-677-2814 |
HIS | 201 | Violence, Crime, and Punishment in U.S. History | (3 hours) | |||||||||||||||||
01 | Canceled | |||||||||||||||||||
02 | T | T | 10:30 AM | - | 11:45 AM | BR | 126 | Amy L Scott | ||||||||||||
HIS | 203 | United States History to 1877 | GenEd: SF | (3 hours) | ||||||||||||||||
01 | T | T | 10:30 AM | - | 11:45 AM | BR | 322 | Robert Hawkins | ||||||||||||
HIS | 206 | Non-Western Civilization: the Middle East Since Muhammad | GenEd: NW Core: HU,WC | (3 hours) | ||||||||||||||||
01 | T | T | 9:00 AM | - | 10:15 AM | BR | 259 | John P Nielsen | ||||||||||||
02 | T | T | 10:30 AM | - | 11:45 AM | BR | 259 | John P Nielsen | ||||||||||||
HIS | 207 | Non-Western Civilization: Modern Japan, 1860-Present | GenEd: NW Core: HU,WC | (3 hours) | ||||||||||||||||
01 | T | T | 12:00 PM | - | 1:15 PM | BR | 126 | Rustin Gates | ||||||||||||
02 | T | T | 1:30 PM | - | 2:45 PM | BR | 126 | Rustin Gates | ||||||||||||
HIS | 208 | Non-Western Civilization: Russian History | GenEd: NW Core: HU,WC | (3 hours) | ||||||||||||||||
01 | M | W | F | 11:00 AM | - | 11:50 AM | BR | 100 | Randy Kidd | |||||||||||
40 | M | W | F | 1:00 PM | - | 1:50 PM | BR | 210 | Randy Kidd | |||||||||||
HIS | 303 | American Urban History | (3 hours) | |||||||||||||||||
01 | Canceled | |||||||||||||||||||
HIS | 316 | African American History Since 1877 | GenEd: SF | (3 hours) | ||||||||||||||||
This course will be taught in conjunction with AAS 200-01. Students enrolled in HIS 316 will have additional requirements beyond AAS 200, commensurate with the 300 level course designation. Students will not receive credit for both courses in the same semester. | ||||||||||||||||||||
01 | T | T | 1:30 PM | - | 2:45 PM | BR | 270 | Robert Hawkins | ||||||||||||
02 | T | T | 3:00 PM | - | 4:15 PM | BR | 146 | Robert Hawkins | ||||||||||||
This course will be taught in conjunction with AAS 200-02. Students enrolled in HIS 316 will have additional requirements beyond AAS 200, commensurate with the 300 level course designation. Students will not receive credit for both courses in the same semester. | ||||||||||||||||||||
HIS | 323 | Ancient Greece and the Hellenistic World | (3 hours) | |||||||||||||||||
01 | M | W | 3:00 PM | - | 4:15 PM | BR | 146 | John Williams | ||||||||||||
HIS | 336 | Early Non-Western History and Geography | GenEd: NW Core: HU,WC | (3 hours) | ||||||||||||||||
01 | M | W | F | 9:00 AM | - | 9:50 AM | BR | 125 | Randy Kidd | |||||||||||
HIS | 343 | The Enlightenment | (3 hours) | |||||||||||||||||
01 | M | 6:00 PM | - | 8:30 PM | BR | 146 | Brad Brown | |||||||||||||
HIS | 345 | The History of England I | (3 hours) | |||||||||||||||||
01 | M | W | F | 10:00 AM | - | 10:50 AM | BR | 235 | Philip D Jones | |||||||||||
HIS | 350 | Historical Methods Seminar | (3 hours) | |||||||||||||||||
Prerequisite: History major or consent of instructor. | ||||||||||||||||||||
01 | *R* | W | 4:30 PM | - | 7:00 PM | BR | 270 | Rustin Gates | ||||||||||||
HIS | 405 | Independent Reading in History | (1 to 3 hours) | |||||||||||||||||
Prerequisite: History major or consent of department chair. | ||||||||||||||||||||
01 | Canceled | |||||||||||||||||||
HIS | 406 | Individual Study in History | (1 to 3 hours) | |||||||||||||||||
Prerequisite: History major or consent of department chair. | ||||||||||||||||||||
01 | Canceled | |||||||||||||||||||
HIS | 451 | European History Research Seminar | (3 hours) | |||||||||||||||||
Prerequisite: HIS 350; a 300-level European history course; senior standing; and history major; or consent of instructor. | ||||||||||||||||||||
01 | *R* | Tu | 4:30 PM | - | 7:00 PM | BR | 340 | John Williams | ||||||||||||
"World War I" | ||||||||||||||||||||
C1 | - | English Composition |
C2 | - | English Composition |
SP | - | Speech |
MA | - | Mathematics |
WC | - | Western Civilization |
NW | - | Non-Western Civilization |
FA | - | Fine Arts |
HL | - | Human Values - Literary |
HP | - | Human Values - Philosophical |
CD | - | Cultural Diversity |
SF | - | Social Forces |
FS | - | Fundamental Concepts in Science |
TS | - | Science & Technology in the Contemporary World |
OC | - | Communication - Oral Communication |
W1 | - | Communication - Writing 1 |
W2 | - | Communication - Writing 2 |
FA | - | Fine Arts |
GS | - | Global Perspective - Global Systems |
WC | - | Global Perspective - World Cultures |
HU | - | Humanities |
NS | - | Knowledge and Reasoning in the Natural Sciences |
SB | - | Knowledge and Reasoning in the Social and Behavioral Sciences |
MI | - | Multidisciplinary Integration |
QR | - | Quantitative Reasoning |
EL | - | Experiential Learning |
IL | - | Integrative Learning |
WI | - | Writing Intensive |