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Timetable of Courses
for the Department of Social Science & Practice, 2000/2001
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| This is the most current list
of available courses and their sections, with the specific times and
dates when they will be presented in the Fall and Winter terms of
the 2000/2001 Academic Year. For a list all courses offered
by the Department, including brief descriptions, prerequisites, and
exclusions, see the Course
Calendar. For Calendar listings of specific courses below,
click a course title. For information on individual instructors,
click a name. This Timetable is for convenience only: if there
is a discrepancy between this and information provided by the Registrar,
the Registrar takes precedence. |
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| ANTH are Anthropology courses |
| AN/S are both Anthropology and Sociology |
| SOCO are Sociology Courses |
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| 6 credit courses are full year: September through April
(Terms 1 & 2) |
| 3 credit courses are half year: September to December
OR January to April (Term 1 OR 2) |
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| *to be treated as
a single section |
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| Certain other courses
may be available on an individualized basis as tutorials
(400, 420, 422, 440, 451/452, 470, 490) and directed studies
(398, 399, 498, 499) -- see the Calendar.
If you are interested in taking a course that way, contact the dept.
chairperson (John deRoche), to
see whether a professor can be found who is available to set up one-on-one
study with you. If an arrangement can be made, then the chairperson
and the professor will see whether the necessary approval can be obtained
from the academic dean. |
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