Reprint of 1931 edition. Students will also be responsible for documents, and other readings on the class website, and as class handouts, and on reserve in the WOU library as noted in the schedule below . Students should familiarize themselves with the steps necessary to access a web browser such as Netscape or Microsoft Explorer after the first day of class so that they can access the online version of the course outline and required reading links. If you need help in learning how to access web sites, make certain that you do it in the first few days of the term. 310 and 311 ITC when no classes are meeting there, at the computer classrooms and workstations in the Hamersly Library, in the Werner University Center, and at many other sites such as the public library.
Many students have access to the web from their homes.
You may also access my web page through the regular campus index of the Western web site. I ask that you be an active participant as a student in this course. This means that you will read the assignments before class for information and conclusions, that you will thoughtfully prepare for class discussion and presentation, and that you will come to class prepared to expand upon the readings and assigned topics. The lectures and discussions in class will not merely reiterate the readings. Students should, therefore, make certain to attend all class meetings with advance preparation ready to expand on that preparation.