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- ARH 380American Art: 1880-1945
A study of American Art and visual and material culture from the 1880 to 1945.
Issuer: University of Alabama3 credits - ARH 350American Art and Material Culture
Painting, sculpture, and architecture in the U.S., with an emphasis on 19th Century.
Issuer: University of Alabama at Birmingham3 credits - ART 389American Art and the Old South
A survey of American Art History with emphasis on the traditions of the South.
Issuer: Jacksonville State University3 credits - ARH 377American Art before 1815
A study of American Art and visual and material culture before 1815. Writing proficiency within this discipline is required for a passing grade in this course. Written assignments require coherent, logical, and carefully edited prose. These assignments require students to demonstrate higher- level critical thinking skills, such as analysis and synthesis. Writing
Issuer: University of Alabama3 credits - MUSI 4280AMERICAN ART MUSIC
Survey of American art music from colonial times until the present.
Issuer: Auburn University3 credits - ARH 345American Arts 1600 - 1940
American painting, graphics and sculpture from the Colonial period to 1940.
Issuer: University of South Alabama3 credits - ENGL 4640AMERICAN AUTHOR(S)
Study of one or more American authors. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours. 2068 English - ENGL
Issuer: Auburn University3 credits - HY 570American Biography
A study of American biography, autobiography, and methodology.
Issuer: University of South Alabama3 credits - CBA 300American Business Enterprise
This course examines the evolution of business activity in America, including large industrial enterprises, monopolies, financial institutions, and finally, the rise of the internet and service economies. Scheduled on demand.
Issuer: Jacksonville State University3 credits - HIST 470American Business History
Management strategy and structure of the modern corporation in 19th and 20th century America and the corporation's changing roles in American society.
Issuer: Texas A & M University-College Station3 credits