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Instructor: Lisa M. Lane
Section #1372
MW 11:00-12:15 in Room 601 at the San Elijo
Campus.
Website: http://lisahistory.mrooms.org/course/view.php?id=23 (corrected!)
This page: http://lisahistory.net/hist104inclass
| How much of my time will this
class take?
- At least 9 hours per week (standard
for a 3-unit university transfer class):
at least 3 hours in class, 6 hours
out of class.
- If you have basic study skills,
read well, and work well independently,
the time may be less.
Is it a hard class?
- As required by law, the class is
taught at the freshman/sophomore university
level.
- This class goes beyond the facts
of history, into interpretation and
analysis. This may be quite different
from what you are used to.
Do I need to use a computer to take
this class?
- Yes, you need a computer to check
the syllabus, including assignments
and due dates
- Your homework is due typed, and
the theses must be posted at the website
- You also need a computer to check
your grades
- You may find it helpful to review
my lecture outlines and other links
on a computer
What computer stuff do I need?
- A current browser (like Mozilla
Firefox or Internet Explorer)
- QuickTime
- Reliable access to a good computer
(there are also labs on campus)
What if I miss a homework assignment
or a quiz?
What books do I need to buy at the
bookstore?
- The Textbook
Noble, Western
Civilization: Beyond Boundaries (5th
edition only, Houghton Mifflin Publishers,
2008)
- The Workbook
Lane History 104 Western Civilization
Documents Workbook (7th ed revised,
2007)
What's this course cover? What's
it count toward?
- This course covers the history of
Western Civilization from 1648 to
the present
- You need not have taken History
103
- General Education: Humanities
Outside of class, how do I ask questions?
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Last updated 6 January 2009