1993-1994 - Cochise College

,NT 192 Special Toplcstn Anthropology/.5-1 Unit
'rl9requisite: None.
\ rotating forum/seminar emphasizing anthropological topics of
:urrent regional significance which will vary with changes in
Iludenl needs and interests. May be repeated for Cochise
:ollege credit. Cochise College elective credit only unless
Ilherwise designated in degree programs.
1/2·1 hour lecture.
~NT 235 Introduction to Archaeology/3 Units
)rerequisite: None.
'n introduction to the methods and theories used in
uchaeological research and interpretation with Bmphasis upon
he practical aspects of archaeology.
3hours lecture.
lNT 285 Prehistoric Culture of North Amerlest3 Units
Prerequisite. None.
Asurvey of prehistoric North American native cullurss, including
Dasic anthropological, archaeological and ethnological theory
methods and concepts. Focus is upon such cultures as the
Clovis, Hohokam, Anasazi, Mississippi, Natchez and Aleut.
3 hours lecture.
ANT 286 Historic Indian Tribes of North America/3 Units
Prerequisite: Nom,.
Asurvey of historical North American native cultures including
basic anthropological, historical and ethnological theory, methods
and concepts. Focus is upon such cultures as the Apache,
Pueblo, Pima-Papago, Shoshonean, as well as those of the
Northeast Coast, the Great Plains and the Northeast. The status
of contemporary tribes is also addressed.
3 hours lecture.
ANT 287 Archaeology of the Southwestl3 Units
Prerequisite: None.
Astudy of the prehistoriC people of the American Southwest from
the late Pleistocene to the Spanish conquest. The course includes
discussions of local a(ch~ cultures emphasizing the
process for cultural development within key regions,
ahours lecture,
ANT 299 Individual Studies/1-4 Units
Prerequisite: Approval of the division chair and instructor.
Completion of aresearch problem or an outlined course of study
under the direction of afaculty member with contract for the
individual study agreed upon by the student. the instructor "'''d the
division chair prior to initiation of Ihe study. May be repeatt...
for credit.
Art
Not.: All studio courses except ART 101 - Introduction to Art·
may be repeated onct: for credit. (The second semaster is usually
allowed as an art elective,) These courses may be repeated
indefinitely beyond the second semester for non transfer credit.
Note: ·indicates lab fees.
ART 101*Introduction to Artl3 Units
Prerequisite: None.
An introduction of art elements and principles and materials used
in art courses and astudy of the development of concepts.
materials. techniques and processes.
2hours lecture; 4hours studio.
ART 103* Basic O8slgn/3 Units
Prerequisite: None.
An introduction to the basic elements of design: line, shape.
value, texture and color. This includes skill development in
arranging these elements according to the basic principles of
organization (harmony and variety) within atwo-dimensional
framework.
For students interested in art for career opportunities as well as
personal growth and self-expression.
2hours lecture: 4 hours studio.
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