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SBS102-01_FA20:Introduction to Archaeology

Introduces archaeology and prehistory through an exploration of the primary theories practices and principles of contemporary scientific archaeology and the methods by which archaeologists recover discover and interpret the natural and cultural worlds of the human past. Topics include archaeological approaches to human evolution technology and innovation art and cultural development and the rise of civilization as seen through the lens of archaeological data and interpretation. 
Category: Fall 20

SBS110-01_03_FA20-Meta:Academic Writing in Soc Sci

Students will apply social scientific theories of communication to their study of reading and writing. We will practice multiple reading strategies and students will analyze authors¿ rhetorical choices using a social scientific perspective. Students will develop research writing skills by creating social scientific research questions locating relevant scholarly literature reflecting on their research processes and writing literature reviews. Course assignments will encompass formal and informal writing in a variety of genres and for a variety of audiences. We will engage in a process of drafting peer reviewing and revising each paper.
Category: Fall 20

SBS110-02_FA20:Academic Writing in Soc Sci

Students will apply social scientific theories of communication to their study of reading and writing. We will practice multiple reading strategies and students will analyze authors¿ rhetorical choices using a social scientific perspective. Students will develop research writing skills by creating social scientific research questions locating relevant scholarly literature reflecting on their research processes and writing literature reviews. Course assignments will encompass formal and informal writing in a variety of genres and for a variety of audiences. We will engage in a process of drafting peer reviewing and revising each paper.
Category: Fall 20

SBS112-01_FA20:Women/SocChange/US/1890-pres

Examines womens roles in causing and influencing social change in United States history 1890 to the present. Focus will be American womens impact on United States and California societies national global and multi-ethnic social change and political and constitutional issues.
Category: Fall 20

SBS112-01_SP21:Women/SocChange/US/1890-pres

Examines womens roles in causing and influencing social change in United States history 1890 to the present. Focus will be American womens impact on United States and California societies national global and multi-ethnic social change and political and constitutional issues.
Category: Spring 21

SBS112-03_FA20:Women/SocChange/US/1890-pres

Examines womens roles in causing and influencing social change in United States history 1890 to the present. Focus will be American womens impact on United States and California societies national global and multi-ethnic social change and political and constitutional issues.
Category: Fall 20

SBS112-03_SP21:Women/SocChange/US/1890-pres

Examines womens roles in causing and influencing social change in United States history 1890 to the present. Focus will be American womens impact on United States and California societies national global and multi-ethnic social change and political and constitutional issues.
Category: Spring 21

SBS252-90_FA20:World Regional Geography

Applies a geographical perspective to the study of environment culture human societies and their interactions. Examines world regions using a thematic approach to population language religion economic development social customs urbanization and resource problems. Focuses on spatial concepts principles and contemporary issues.
Category: Fall 20

SBS300-01_FA18:SBS Major ProSeminar: Theory

Students acquire a basic foundation in social and globalization theories and methods through exploration of current issues. Required entry into the Social and Behavioral Sciences major. [(Prereq: GE Areas A1 and A2 and A3) and (Coreq: SBS 300L)]

SBS300-01_FA20:SBS Major ProSeminar: Theory

Students acquire a basic foundation in social science and globalization theories and methods through exploration of current issues. Required entry level course offering for the Social and Behavioral Sciences major. (Prereq: GE Areas A1 and A2 and A3 with a C- or better)
Category: Fall 20
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