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History 1301 is a general survey of United States history from the discovery of America through 1877. It satisfies one-half the legislative requirement of six semester hours in American History. The purpose of this course is to survey United States History from the era of discovery through the American Civil War and the Reconstruction decade. The intent of our class sessions is to engage students in the process of historical analysis—to train you to think like an historian. Each of you will be challenged to think about history in new and different ways. Read the Online standard HIST 1301 department course syllabus. The course may apply toward San Antonio College Associate in Arts (AA) degree in International Studies . You may also apply course credit toward completing a 12-hour international concentration for an International Studies Local Certificate. COURSE SYLLABUS:Office HoursCourse Administration, Learning Outcomes & Performance Objectives
Student Responsibility Strategies for Success: Study Skills Online -
Grading Policy Class Schedule/Web Links ~ Tuesday & Thursday Class Schedule/Web Links ~ Monday & Wednesday Problem Based Learning (PBL) Component & Reader Please send any
questions, or comments to Carol A. Keller, email, ckeller@accd.edu
Return to SAC History Homepage Last updated July,
2007
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Use the Websites found in the Internet Exercise sections
identified by global icon to help you think about United States History
in global perspective.