This course is the study of major writers and literary trends since 1945 and focuses on the students' own time and place in the world paired with critical reading of important contemporary works of literature and writing about those works. It fulfills the General Education requirements for literature. Requires a C or better for transfer for AA degree credit. Lake Worth, ref. This course examines man's role in modifying the natural environment.
Students examine ecological problems and opportunities.
Field trips and projects may be required. Boca Raton only. Reference number 30078. This course covers basic sociology concepts and perspectives essential for understanding organized social life including emphasis on the sociological imagination, major theoretical perspectives, research methodology, culture, society, socialization, social interaction, social structure, social stratification, social institutions, demographics, and social change. Demonstration of computer application required.