| ANTH
110 |
INTRODUCTION
TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Focuses on the basic concepts of culture and
surveys the science and practice of anthropology
in relation to contemporary global issues.
|
3
credits |
| ANTH
120 |
INTRODUCTION.
TO BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Focuses on the nature and scope of biological
anthropology, human evolution, genetics, “race,”
health, and the changing relationships between
the environment, culture, and human biology.
|
3
credits |
| ANTH
130 |
INTRODUCTION
TO ARCHAEOLOGY
Survey course designed to provide the student
with the basic concepts and
scope of archaeology. |
3
credits |
| ANTH
140 |
INTRODUCTION
TO LINGUISTICS
Explores the nature and cultural use of language,
its phonological,
morphological, and syntactic structure, and
the role of the linguist in the study of language. |
3 credits |
| ANTH
214 |
ANTHROPOLOGICAL
THEORY
Surveys anthropological theories from a historical
perspective. Considers current theoretical issues,
debates, and the relationship between theory
and practice. |
3
credits |
| ANTH
220 |
BIOLOGY
AND CULTURE
A critical evaluation of historical and current
anthropological theories
concerning human variation, the concept of race,
and the relationship between
biology and culture. |
3
credits |
| ANTH
250 |
APPLIED
ANTHROPOLOGY
The application of anthropological principles
to the solution of practical
problems. |
3
credits |
| |
FIELD
METHODS: one (1) of the following courses
3 creditsExploration of the methodology of conducting
competent, meaningful, ethical fieldwork with
emphasis on practical experience. (For course
descriptions, see list of electives.) |
|
221
222
230 |
HUMAN
OSTEOLOGY OR
ETHNOGRAPHY OR
METHOD AND THEORY IN ARCHAEOLOGY |
|
| |
STATISTICS:
one (1) of the following courses 3 credits
Understanding of the basic concepts and methods
of statistics as a research tool. Statistics
can be taken in other departments of the University
or from other universities with the approval
of the anthropology advisor. |
|
| SOCI
110 |
ELEMENTARY
STATISTICS OR
Focuses on statistical methods and their applications. |
|
| SOCI
130 |
PRINCIPLES OF DEMOGRAPHY
Overview of demographic variables applied
to migration, urbanization, and
other social and economic factors. |
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