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80 I SPECIAL PROGRAMS
MINOR
A minor in Asian Studies consists of 21 units, including a minimum of nine upper division
units. Specific Requirements: (1) 6--9 units in one of the areas subsumed under Section I or
II below; (2) a total of four courses, two (at least 6 units) from Section I and two (at least
6 units) from Section II, but none in the area chosen in Requirement (1); (3) up to three
units' of electives from Sections I, II, or III. Independent Study (190) courses in any
department may be applied toward the minor as long as they cover some aspect of Asian
Studies and are approved by the Coordinator. Unspecified topics courses and seminar
courses listed below must cover some aspect of Asia to be counted toward the minor.
Section I.
Art lOST
177
178
179
Language
Humanities
Topics in Art History (3)
Indian-Asian Art History (3)
Chinese Art History (3)
Japanese Art History (3)
COURSES
Chinese lA-lB Elementary Chinese (4-4)
2A-2B Intermediate Chinese (4-4)
101 Advanced Chinese I (3)
102 Advanced Chinese II (3)
Japanese lA-lB Elementary Japanese (4-4)
2A-2B Intermediate Japanese (4-4)
101 Advanced Japanese I (3)
102 Advanced Japanese II (3)
Philosophy and Religion
Philosophy 132T Literature of the Great Non-Western Religions (3; maximum 6, if no
topic repeated)
175T Seminar in Religious Issues (4; maximum totall2, if no topic repeated)
Section II. Social Sciences
Anthropology 123 Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia (3)
124 Peoples and Cultures of East Asia (3)
Economics 114 Economics of Underdeveloped Areas (3)
188T Special Topics (1--3; maximum total 6)
Geography 128T Asian Regions (3; maximum total 9, if no area repeated)
History 6 East Asian Civilization (3)
104 Recent China (3)
107 Southeast Asia and the Modem World (3)
109T Studies in Oriental and African History
(3; maximum total 6, if no area repeated)
194HD Oriental and African History Honors Seminar
(3; maximum 6, if no area repeated)
Political Science 183 Comparative Administration (3)
Section III. Courses Partiall);' Related to Asia
Asian-American Studies 10 Asians in America (3)
115 The Asian American Family (3)
Agriculture 161 International Agriculture (3)
170 Seminar in International Agriculture (3)
Home Economics 165 Cultural Foods (3)
Marketing 176 International Marketing (3)
Radio-Television 188T Topics in Broadcasting:
International Broadcasting (3)
MAJOR IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT
The university offers an interdisciplinary major leading to the Bachelor of Science Degree
in Child Development. The major is appropriate for students interested in vocational
opportunities based on children. It may lead to employment in the areas of preschool, child
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Object Description
| Title | 1975-76 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1975-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 080 |
| Full Text Search | 80 I SPECIAL PROGRAMS MINOR A minor in Asian Studies consists of 21 units, including a minimum of nine upper division units. Specific Requirements: (1) 6--9 units in one of the areas subsumed under Section I or II below; (2) a total of four courses, two (at least 6 units) from Section I and two (at least 6 units) from Section II, but none in the area chosen in Requirement (1); (3) up to three units' of electives from Sections I, II, or III. Independent Study (190) courses in any department may be applied toward the minor as long as they cover some aspect of Asian Studies and are approved by the Coordinator. Unspecified topics courses and seminar courses listed below must cover some aspect of Asia to be counted toward the minor. Section I. Art lOST 177 178 179 Language Humanities Topics in Art History (3) Indian-Asian Art History (3) Chinese Art History (3) Japanese Art History (3) COURSES Chinese lA-lB Elementary Chinese (4-4) 2A-2B Intermediate Chinese (4-4) 101 Advanced Chinese I (3) 102 Advanced Chinese II (3) Japanese lA-lB Elementary Japanese (4-4) 2A-2B Intermediate Japanese (4-4) 101 Advanced Japanese I (3) 102 Advanced Japanese II (3) Philosophy and Religion Philosophy 132T Literature of the Great Non-Western Religions (3; maximum 6, if no topic repeated) 175T Seminar in Religious Issues (4; maximum totall2, if no topic repeated) Section II. Social Sciences Anthropology 123 Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia (3) 124 Peoples and Cultures of East Asia (3) Economics 114 Economics of Underdeveloped Areas (3) 188T Special Topics (1--3; maximum total 6) Geography 128T Asian Regions (3; maximum total 9, if no area repeated) History 6 East Asian Civilization (3) 104 Recent China (3) 107 Southeast Asia and the Modem World (3) 109T Studies in Oriental and African History (3; maximum total 6, if no area repeated) 194HD Oriental and African History Honors Seminar (3; maximum 6, if no area repeated) Political Science 183 Comparative Administration (3) Section III. Courses Partiall);' Related to Asia Asian-American Studies 10 Asians in America (3) 115 The Asian American Family (3) Agriculture 161 International Agriculture (3) 170 Seminar in International Agriculture (3) Home Economics 165 Cultural Foods (3) Marketing 176 International Marketing (3) Radio-Television 188T Topics in Broadcasting: International Broadcasting (3) MAJOR IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT The university offers an interdisciplinary major leading to the Bachelor of Science Degree in Child Development. The major is appropriate for students interested in vocational opportunities based on children. It may lead to employment in the areas of preschool, child 357 I 33 6 505 |
