Courses

Analysis of a specific instance of historical ethnic conflict; examination of the social, political, religious, and economic factors contributing to that historical conflict; discussion of structural factors influencing ethnic, national and other group efforts to advance claims to separate identity and self-government; case study will vary by semester.

An examination of special topics in History. This course will explore topics related to the history of the United States or the World. May be repeated for credit for a total of 9 semester hours as long as each course is on a different topic.

Special studies of historical topics. May be repeated.

Special studies of historical topics. May be repeated.

Special studies of historical topics. May be repeated.

Special studies in historical topics. May be repeated. Department of Mathematics Chair: Dr. Milena Stanislavova The Department of Mathematics offers courses in pure and applied mathematics and a major and minor in mathematics leading to employment in education, government, business, and industry. In addition, mathematics courses are offered to support programs in the physical, social, biological, and health sciences and in engineering, business, and education.

An advanced history course covering a special topic.

Special studies of historical topics. May be repeated. Service Learning.

Special studies of historical topics. May be repeated. Service Learning.

An analysis of selected topics. A research project may be required. May be repeated with the consent of the Chairman.