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AA-T Degree in HistoryReport Dates
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1. Identify major developments in the history of the United States and of the world, and to examine the past from diverse perspectives.Spring 2016
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2. Apply historical reasoning to the study of the past and to think in terms of causation, context, chronology, and change and continuity.
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3. Utilize historical method through posing questions and conducting research, analyzing evidence, and articulating defensible conclusions.Fall 2023Fall 2022Fall 2021Fall 2013
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AA-T Degree in Geography
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1. Identify fundamental concepts specific to physical and cultural Geography.Fall 2019Fall 2018Spring 2015Spring 2014Fall 2014Fall 2013
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2. Identify conceptual and theoretical models pertaining to world, regional, and local Geography.Fall 2019Fall 2018Spring 2015Spring 2014Fall 2014Fall 2013
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3. Apply applications associated with various thematic maps as well as use of geographical computer modeling.Fall 2019Fall 2018Spring 2014Fall 2013
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Certificate in Geographic Information Systems
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1. Create GIS datasets for use in maps, tables, and graphs.
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2. Create, edit, and manipulate data, stored in proper format and with appropriate metadata.
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3. Perform applicable and relevant analyses of GIS datasets.
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4. Produce professional presentation of GIS results and provide results over a wide range of platforms.
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5. Properly prepare students for ESRI Desktop GIS Certification exam.
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AA-T Degree in Anthropology
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1. Identify and discuss major topics relevant to Physical Anthropology, including human and primate evolution and variation among hominids.Spring 2016
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2. Define culture and apply the concept to a broad cross-cultural understanding of human behavior.
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3. Examine past cultural systems through analysis of physical cultural remains.
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4. Describe and analyze human linguistic systems and the influence of language on human perceptions of the world.
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AA-T Degree in Political Science
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1. Identify major aspects of governmental systems of the United States, for individual states (especially California), and compare governmental systems on a global basis.Spring 2015Fall 2014
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2. Place various governmental systems within a developmental/historical framework. Methods of description, analysis, and theory will also be important factors for students who select Political Science as their major.Spring 2023Spring 2022Spring 2015Fall 2015Spring 2016
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Certificate in Leadership and Civic Engagement
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1. Describe the history and current trends of leadership and civic engagement theories and models.
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2. Identify the steps and demonstrate skills necessary to plan, implement and lead civic engagement projects.
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3. Perform in leadership positions on campus or in the community.
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4. Articulate a personal awareness of their own strengths, deficits, and areas for growth as a leader.
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