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IAH 211A - Area Studies and Multicultural Civilizations

Description
Arts and humanities of Africa: literature, art, music, religion and philosophy presented in historical context. Selected regions, cultures, and themes. Variable by term. Prerequisites: (IAH 201 or IAH 202 or IAH 203 or IAH 204 or IAH 205 or IAH 206 or IAH 207 or IAH 208 or IAH 209 or IAH 210) or (RCAH 202 and completion of Tier I writing requirement) or (AL 210 and completion of Tier I writing requirement) or (AL 110 and AL 210). Spring of every year.
Recent Professors
J. Choti, P. Effiong, D. Myers
Recent Semesters
Fall 2024, Spring 2024, Fall 2023, Spring 2023, Fall 2022
Former Title
Area Studies Africa (I)
Class Size
10-50
Credits
4
Professor Reviews
P. Effiong
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1y
Sophomore
PSY
Very sloppy method of teaching, you will be provided hours of videos of him speaking into the webcam with no slides. Your webcam videos will be supplemented with History channel documentaries. The discussion questions are odd to say the least. Overall Philip has a very lazy and poor method of teaching.
G. Hoppenstand
•
2y
Sophomore
PSY
He is very caring and considerate towards students, he wants everyone to get a 4.0. However you do have to do the work in his class to do well this semester we had to read 5 novels on roman history and take a quiz on each of them and write a book review in a group. The midterm was worth 30% and the final is 40% of your grade.
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Usually Held
TuTh (10:20am-12:10pm), TuTh (4:10pm-6:00pm), TuTh (3:00pm-4:50pm)