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| PSC-204-01 Civil Rights & US
Constitution (MR 2:30-3:45|JHN
109) |
Study of the civil rights of the
American constitution through readings and the case
method.
Prerequisite: PSC-101
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| PSC-101-01 Introduction to American
Government (MWF 11:30-12:20|JHN
101) |
The basic political science course
focusing on American politics. Emphasis on the principles,
institutions and politics of the federal government.
Topics include: the U.S. Constitution, the presidency,
Congress, the Supreme Court, political parties and
interest groups, and the federal bureaucracy.
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| PSC-101 Introduction to American
Politics | GER: HB (Empirical
Study of Human Behavior) |
The basic political science course
focusing on American politics. Emphasis on the principles,
institutions and politics of the federal government.
Topics include: the U.S. Constitution, the presidency,
Congress, the Supreme Court, political parties and
interest groups, and the federal bureaucracy.
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| PSC-203
Judicial Process & US Supreme Court |
The judicial process and the federal
system through the case method.
Prerequisite: PSC-101
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| PSC-204 Civil Rights & US Constitution
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Study of the civil rights of the
American constitution through readings and the case
method.
Prerequisite: PSC-101
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| FYS-1159 Winning the Whitehouse |
The race to win the presidency
encompasses examination of competing political philosophies,
political issues, the role of interest groups vying
for political power and methods of campaigning.
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