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80 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COURSES Fresno State College students under the California State Colleges International Study Programs register concurrently at Fresno State College 'and at the host institution abroad, with credit assigned in tenns of Fresno courses. Undergraduate students who find appropriate study opportunities at the host institution but no counterpart course at Fresno State College may use Independent Study (190), and lmcrnatiooal Study 92 or 192. Gmduate studen'rs may use Independent Study (290) and International Study 292. IS 92. ProJects in Study Abroad: (Subject) (1-3; max total 6} Open only to stodenrs in California State Colleges International Programs. Study undertaken in a university abroad wtder the auspices of rhe California State Colleges. v' IS 192. ProJects in Study Abroad: (SubJect) (1-3; max total 6} , Open only to students in California State Colleges International Programs. Study undertaken in a university abroad under the auspices of the Galifomia State Colleges. IS 292. Projects in Study Abroad: (SubJect) (1-3; max total 18) One- to three-unit registrations. Prerequisite: admi,ssion to master's degree program; written plan approved by Fresno State College instructor, department chairman, Dean of the School of Graduate Studies. May require one or more papers and oral or written examination on student's return, pending ,which In Progress (IP) grade will be recorded. LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES The Latin American Studies major and minor are designed to meet the needs of srnMnr~ ;,, ere ted in an ncadcmic imecdisciplinnry mnjor, those who wish to broaden their studies in a given discipline wicl1 a bac.kground in the Latin American area, and those who arc interes~ 'n >tai 'ng_ a teaching credential. Srudcms followm~ tlus program will be nssigned to a faculty adviser 1n the Foreign Language or Htstory Department. Students who wish to major or minor in Latin American Studies must meet the following foreign language prerequisites: Port lA-B (6 wtits) ; Span 2A-B (Ci units), required for emphasis on Spanish America ; and' Port 2A-B (6 units), required for emphasis on Brazil. Lower division prerequisites for required courses Hsted below include Hist 2, 3, or 8, Aotht·o 2, and Pol Sc I or 2. MAJOR Units Anthro 120, Geog 142, 143 -------- 9 Hist 160A-B, 162A-B-C, 165, 166 or 169T, Pol :lc 146T----·---- 12 Span 104A-B _____ :. .. ----···------- ·· 6 Approved Latin American Studies electives__________________ ________ _____________________ 12 39
Title | 1969-70 General Catalog |
Creator | Fresno State College |
Format | PDF Document |
Date of publication | 1969-05 |
Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
Object type | Document |
Location | Fresno, California |
Language | eng |
Title | Page 080 |
Full Text Search | 80 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE COURSES Fresno State College students under the California State Colleges International Study Programs register concurrently at Fresno State College 'and at the host institution abroad, with credit assigned in tenns of Fresno courses. Undergraduate students who find appropriate study opportunities at the host institution but no counterpart course at Fresno State College may use Independent Study (190), and lmcrnatiooal Study 92 or 192. Gmduate studen'rs may use Independent Study (290) and International Study 292. IS 92. ProJects in Study Abroad: (Subject) (1-3; max total 6} Open only to stodenrs in California State Colleges International Programs. Study undertaken in a university abroad wtder the auspices of rhe California State Colleges. v' IS 192. ProJects in Study Abroad: (SubJect) (1-3; max total 6} , Open only to students in California State Colleges International Programs. Study undertaken in a university abroad under the auspices of the Galifomia State Colleges. IS 292. Projects in Study Abroad: (SubJect) (1-3; max total 18) One- to three-unit registrations. Prerequisite: admi,ssion to master's degree program; written plan approved by Fresno State College instructor, department chairman, Dean of the School of Graduate Studies. May require one or more papers and oral or written examination on student's return, pending ,which In Progress (IP) grade will be recorded. LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES The Latin American Studies major and minor are designed to meet the needs of srnMnr~ ;,, ere ted in an ncadcmic imecdisciplinnry mnjor, those who wish to broaden their studies in a given discipline wicl1 a bac.kground in the Latin American area, and those who arc interes~ 'n >tai 'ng_ a teaching credential. Srudcms followm~ tlus program will be nssigned to a faculty adviser 1n the Foreign Language or Htstory Department. Students who wish to major or minor in Latin American Studies must meet the following foreign language prerequisites: Port lA-B (6 wtits) ; Span 2A-B (Ci units), required for emphasis on Spanish America ; and' Port 2A-B (6 units), required for emphasis on Brazil. Lower division prerequisites for required courses Hsted below include Hist 2, 3, or 8, Aotht·o 2, and Pol Sc I or 2. MAJOR Units Anthro 120, Geog 142, 143 -------- 9 Hist 160A-B, 162A-B-C, 165, 166 or 169T, Pol :lc 146T----·---- 12 Span 104A-B _____ :. .. ----···------- ·· 6 Approved Latin American Studies electives__________________ ________ _____________________ 12 39 |
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