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Biological aspects of human characteristics and behavior, the relationship of humans to other animals, the origins and evolutionary adaptations of human populations and the biological basis for the diversity of human groups. (CAN ANTH 2)

Introductory survey course which explores humankind's prehistoric cultural development. (CAN ANTH 6)

Introductory survey course which explores humankind's cultural diversity through the application of contemporary anthropological theories and perspectives. Based on the premise that studying others enables us to see ourselves better. Culture is analyzed, and the basic principles of the discipline are examined critically. (CAN ANTH 4)

Introduction to descriptive linguistics, including articulatory phonetics, phonology, morphology and syntax. Examines language and culture, which include semantics, first and second language acquisition, ethnolinguistics, sociolinguistics, sign languages, the linguistics of writing, neurolinguistics, non-human animal communication, non-verbal communication, and historical linguistics.

In-depth comparison of two of the world's major cultural complexes-for example, China and the United States. Emphasizes the cultural and ethnic diversity of the areas, and focuses on a comparison and contrast of traditional cultural complexes, cultures in transition and contemporary patterns.

Introductory course designed to examine belief systems of a wide variety of cultures around the world.

Modular, self-paced, self-scheduled course that covers over 40 different cultures. Students can choose which cultures to study. For each culture, the student views materials in the Learning Resource Center or online, following study guide intructions. Each five cultures completed earns one (1) unit of credit. The student can earn up to 6 units (3 maximum per semester), enrolling first in ANTH 121, then the others in sequence. Course can be added through 10th week of semester.

Modular, self-paced, self-scheduled course. The student can choose from a list of cultures to study. For each culture, the student views a slide/tape presentation in the Learning Resource Center, with study guide available. Each five cultures completed earns one (1) unit of credit. (*UC Transfer Limit: 121-126 computed as Independent Studies, see counselor; no credit for 121-126 if taken after 103)

Modular, self-paced, self-scheduled course. The student can choose from a list of cultures to study. For each culture, the student views a slide/tape presentation in the Learning Resource Center, with study guide available. Each five cultures completed earns one (1) unit of credit. (*UC Transfer Limit: 121-126 computed as Independent Studies, see counselor; no credit for 121-126 if taken after 103)

Modular, self-paced, self-scheduled course. The student can choose from a list of cultures to study. For each culture, the student views a slide/tape presentation in the Learning Resource Center, with study guide available. Each five cultures completed earns one (1) unit of credit. (*UC Transfer Limit: 121-126 computed as Independent Studies, see counselor; no credit for 121-126 if taken after 103)

Modular, self-paced, self-scheduled course. The student can choose from a list of cultures to study. For each culture, the student views a slide/tape presentation in the Learning Resource Center, with study guide available. Each five cultures completed earns one (1) unit of credit. (*UC Transfer Limit: 121-126 computed as Independent Studies, see counselor; no credit for 121-126 if taken after 103)

Modular, self-paced, self-scheduled course. The student can choose from a list of cultures to study. For each culture, the student views a slide/tape presentation in the Learning Resource Center, with study guide available. Each five cultures completed earns one (1) unit of credit. (*UC Transfer Limit: 121-126 computed as Independent Studies, see counselor; no credit for 121-126 if taken after 103)

Limitation on Enrollment: Completion of two courses in the Anthropology Department at SBCC prior to enrolling in an internship course Five to 10 hours weekly on-the-job experience. Structured internship program in which students gain experience in community organizations related to the discipline.

Limitation on Enrollment: Six units of Anthropology courses completed with a 3.0 or higher G.P.A.; minimum of 12 units of coursework completed at SBCC with a G.P.A. of at least 2.5 For complete information, see "Independent Study" in the Catalog Index.

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