1977-1978 - Cochise College

AG 237 Ho"e Hu.bandry/3 Unit.Prerequisite: None An Introduction to the types and breeds of horses with emphasis on feeding, breeding, and daily care of horses. 3 hours lecture. AG 242 Llve.tock Judging/3 Unit.Prerequisite: NOl"e Selection of animals by type, production, and pedigree, practice judging, and selection of livestock. 3 hours lecture. AG 243 Live.lock Production and Managementl3 Unit.Prerequisite: None The managerial skills necessary in production, feeding, dnd care of livestock on farms and ranches. 3 hours lecture. ANTHROPOLOGYAN 101 The Origin and Antiquity of Man/3 Unit.Prerequisite: None A survey of human biological origins, based upon paleontoloYlcal and archaeological records. including recen! developments In physical anthropology. 3 hours lecture. AN 102 Development of Cullur./3 Unit.Prerequisite: None An introdUction to elements of cultural anthropology and a study of man's cultural progress from the lower Pa!eolithic to historiC periods. 3 hours lecture. AN 125 Society and Culture/3 Unit.Prerequisite: NoneTheoretical and practical insight into cultural forces which affectman's way of life including study of matenal culture, technology.social, political. economical systems, religion. and language.3 hours lecture.AN 135 Introduction to Archaelogy/3 Unit.Prerequisite: NoneA basic study of archaeological theory and technique Field tripsand laboratory work are important aspects of the course,3 hours lecture; field trips.AN 138A-B Archaeological Excavalion/4-4 Unit.Prerequisite: None 136A is not prerequiSite to 1368Practical experience through scientific excavation of anarchaeological site. Sessions held in the field and laboratory4 hours field; 2 hours laboratory.AN 138 Summer Archaeological Field ....ionl8 Unit.Prerequisite: None Student participation in the excavation of a pre-historic Indian site to gain a practical knowledge of Southwestern prehistory. archaeological concepts, techniques. and methods. Experience in classification. preservation. and laboratory work is part of the course. Offered summer only. 40 hours field and laboratory work per week. AN 140 Developing Sman MUHUm'l/4 Unl"Prerequisite: NoneAn introduction to the creation of displays and the managementand conservation of collections. the laboratory porliOn of thecourse stressing an extenSive survey of graphiC arts skillspertaining to the creation of displays,3 hours lecture; 3 hours laboratoryAN 141 S.Ulng Up Small Mu ••um./4 UnitsPrerequisite: NonePractical insights into the legal. finanCial, technical andmanagement aspects of selting up small museums, includingphotographic skills for publications and displays.3 hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory.AN 185 Pr.hi.toric Cultur•• of North Amerlc./3 Unit.Prerequisite: None A survey of prehistOriC native cultures 01 North America. which includes investigations of areas of parlicular Interest to indiVidual stud