The course also addresses issues related to the political struggle of peoples of different races and cultures, and includes multi-cultural perspectives on the American political system. The primary goal of this course is to make students into better informed citizens, capable of reasoned discussion and action in the realm of politics. Discussion of topics at the national level will be complemented by an introduction to the same topics as they pertain to the State of California. No make-up exams will be given. The exams will be multiple-choice and essay.
Participation consists of asking questions, making comments, and contributing to class discussions.
Please not that according to University policy, you cannot drop this class after the 20th day of instruction. Students will be expected to make regular and meaningful contributions to class discussions. Announcements Assignments and test dates are subject to change at any time The individual student is responsible for all announcements and all material covered during the session, regardless of attendance of a particular class session. Although changes may be posted on the WWW, students are still responsible for changes announced in class.