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.

The course examines the welfare systems in economically developed democracies, particularly in the United States and Western Europe.

This course examines the welfare systems in the United States and Scandinavia. Questions addressed include: What is a welfare state? Where did such states come from? What policies comprise a welfare state? What types of welfare state do we find in developed democracies? What problems face welfare states?

A beginner's exploration of politics and policies in the United States and Scandinavia. The course includes briefings by experts and policy makers on location.

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.

Study of policy-making and public administration, with emphasis on such areas as energy, environment, natural resources, education, agriculture, public works, housing and national defense.
Prerequisite: PSC-101