A survey course that develops the ability to organize, interpret, and evaluate oral, printed, and electronic sources of information about the political, economic, and cultural history of the United States from the Civil War to the present. A passing score on the TASP reading section. Three hours lecture per week. HIST 2311 History of Western Civilization to 1700. A survey course that develops the ability to organize, interpret, and evaluate oral, printed, and electronic sources of information about the political, economic, and cultural history of Western Civilization from ancient times to the 1700s.
Emphasis is on the development of cultures in the Mediterranean Basin and the Near East.
Three hours lecture per week. 2312 History of Western Civilization Since 1660. A survey course that develops the ability to organize, interpret, and evaluate oral, printed, and electronic sources of information about the political, economic, and cultural history of Western Civilization from the period leading up to the French Revolution to modern times. The course is supplemented with correlated readings and audiovisual materials. Three hours lecture per week.