History Courses [347-501]

[200-346] [347-501]

HIST 347. Readings in the Caribbean. 3 crs.

HIST 354 to HIST 357. Readings in European History. 3 crs. ea.

HIST 387. Afro-America and Africa. 3 crs. Examination of the Intellectual and cultural exchanges, economic interests, transfer and interaction of institutions, and population movements.

HIST 400, 401. Oral History. 3 crs. Examination of some of the major historiographical and methodological problems one encounters in attempting to reconstruct the history of preliterate and illiterate societies.

HIST 402. Museums and Archives. 3 crs. Study of principles, procedures, and practices of archival administration and uses.

HIST 403. Archives and Film. 3 crs. An examination of film as a public history agent with special emphasis on archival documentaries.

HIST 404. Problems in Public History. 3 crs. Concentration on specific issues central to the field of applied history and cultural resources management.

HIST 405. Seminar in Public History. 3 crs. Course designed to analyze contemporary public history topics and develop scholarly skills through preparation of a seminar paper.

HIST 406. Readings in Public History. 3 crs. Readings on topics, concepts, and perceptions guiding major trends in public history; focus on historic preservation, public policy, and private entrepreneurial issues.

HIST 407. Comparative History (Seminar). 3 crs. Comparative method applied to selected problems; may include analysis of approaches to world history.

HIST 408. Historical Editing. 3 crs. The objective of this course is to expose students to the craft of historical editing, that is, the transcription and annotation of primary historical documents for purposes of publication.

HIST 409, 411. Seminar in United States History to 1865. 3 crs. Research on selected topics in United States constitutional, diplomatic, and social history through the Civil War period.

HIST 410, 412. Seminar in United States History since 1865. 3 crs. Research on selected topics in United States constitutional, diplomatic, and social history since the Civil War.

HIST 413, 415. Seminar in Afro-American History to 1865. 3 crs. Topic may vary each semester.

HIST 414, 416. Seminar in Afro-American History since 1865. 3 crs. Topic may vary each semester.

HIST 430, 431. Seminar in African History. 3 crs. ea. Topic may vary each semester.

HIST 432, 433. Seminar in African History. 3 crs.

HIST 440. Seminar in Latin America and the Caribbean. 3 crs. Topic may vary each semester.

HIST 441. Seminar in Latin America and the Caribbean. 3 crs. Topic may vary each semester.

HIST 442. Seminar in Latin America and the Caribbean. 3 crs. Topic may vary each semester.

HIST 443. Seminar in Latin America and the Caribbean. 3 crs. Topic may vary each semester.

HIST 444. Seminar in the History of Afro-Latins. 3 crs. Topic may vary each semester.

HIST 450 to HIST 453. Seminar in European History. 3 crs. Topic may vary each semester.

HIST 470-73. Graduate Internship in History. (variable credit). Supervised work of students in approved museums, archives and governmental and private agencies.

HIST 476-477. Internship in History. 3 crs. Supervised participation in an office or agency concerned with the development of public history. Prereq.: HIST 201.

HIST 480 through HIST 489. 3 crs. ea. Independent Readings.

HIST 490 through HIST 499. 3 crs. ea. Independent Research Projects.

HIST 500-501. Ph.D. Dissertation Writing. 1-3 crs. Course for students preparing a dissertation.