An introduction to the field of anthropology, with particular emphasis on cultural anthropology as a social and behavioral science. The varieties of human cultures and societies throughout the world are sampled, with emphasis on universal social processes as well as on unique local cultures, both tribal and complex. Examines ideas and approaches useful in understanding patterns of cultural belief and behavior, comparative social organization, and cultural change. A survey of the history of architecture, painting and sculpture within the Western tradition from the renaissance through the contemporary period and an introduction to the process of art historical analysis.
Emphasis is on the production of visual images.
Application of these analysis of current research in communication sciences and disorders. An intensive course in oral presentations used within organizational settings. Topics and support are drawn from business and professional contexts. Technical presentations, sales presentations, and presentations to the community are emphasized. Open to all majors.