Cultural Anthropology (ANTH101) OOSL-0046 (v.1)
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StraighterLine
The courses introduces students to a theoretical and practical introduction to Cultural Anthropology to provide insight into cultural forces which affect the human way of life. Topics include the history of Anthropology, study of material culture, technology, religion and language. Social and economic systems are emphasized. Focus is also given to contemporary or applied issues of Anthropology including the status of women, gender issues, and globalization.
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- Level Foundational
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- Cost Paid
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Earning Criteria
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The methods of instruction include audio visual materials, practical exercises, computer-based training, multimedia online lesson presentations, practice problems and exercises, review activities, reading assignments, and access up to 10 hours of tutoring.
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The methods of evaluation are quizzes and examinations with a minimum passing score of 70 percent.