ANTH R116 ~ Science, Technology, Hours: 3 octre weekly Science and technology have the potential to improve our Ives, yet they aso challenge the basic values of our humanity Utlizing an intediscptnary approach, this course explores the impact of science and technology on human cuture, history, and understanding. Through cial engagement with scintfic and social theory we explore how science and technology impact human cutures and values and we question what thse developments ‘mean for human societies in a glbal context. We explore topics such as (obal warming, polluton, the nature of knowledge, science and gender, surveillance and security, nuclear energy, tracking, weapons of mass destruction, communications, the intemet, hacking, genetic modification, space exploration, cosmology, cloning, artificial intligence and medicine, (Same as 10S R102.) Field tops maybe require. Transfer cre: Su, UC id Human Values 3 Units ANTH R118 - Introduction to Forensic Science ‘Hours: 3 ctr weokyy 10: a 150, Forensie sciences the study and application af science tothe investigation of ‘ximina and hil cass inthe cxinaljusce system. This course introduces students tothe scientic method and tothe use of applied sclence from ddsciplines including anthropology biology, chemistry, entomology physics and others to benefit legal processes and investigations. Topics to be actessed will include the crime scene, blood pattern analysis, forensic pathology, toxicology, orensic anthropology, entomongy, DNA and serology, fingerpits, criminal proting baits, tre andexposion investigation, ool marks and trace evidence, Feld tps may be required Tansie ert SU UC 3. Units Ye8 Units ire by uit formula Topies In Anthropology courses are designed to meet specific student colge, ator community needs whic are notmet by ner antropology course offerings Transtar crit: SU ANTH R199 - Directed Studies in Anthropology Prerequisites: A couse inte specie fe. ‘Hours: Lecture andlor lab hours as requ by un formu Designed fr students interesedin furthering ter know edge ot Anthropology ‘on an independent basis, Assigned problems wi involve trary, laboratory, and field work. Fel rps may be required. Transfer creit: SU ART AND ART HISTORY The Art and Art History program encourages all students to discover and explore the visual arts. Studio Art courses provide training in art Practice, including drawing life crawing, painting, color and design the- ‘dimensional art, digtal photography, and cigtal ars. Art History courses intzoduce students tothe study of art and explore the history of visual art traditions throughout the word, trom antiquity tothe present. The program is supported by the MeNish Gallery of Art, which brings contemporary art to campus and provides students an opportunity to gain hands-on experience in gallery work Many courses in the Art and Art History program are transferable and sitisy general education requirements. Degree programs include an MA ‘gee in Art - Two-Dimensional Stuco and AAT degrees (Associa in ‘ts for Transfer) in Stud Arts and in Art History, The Art and Art History program emphasizes creative and cial thinking, stil that are useful inal walks of lel 1-8 Units For more infarmation on Art History, contact ‘ainer Mack, mack@veccd eo (605) 678-5181 For more information on Studia Ars, contact: Cuisine Mota, emorla@veced eds (605) 678.5046 CAREER OPPORTUNITIES arist Painer Intror Designer Hasta Creative Director Galery Preparator Museum Educator Art Teacher Art Therapist Graphic Designer Muttmedia Artist Set Designer Innovator Animator Architect Muralist Curator Teacher Librarian Archivist Wier Conservator Web Designer Researcher Media Specialist Galerist Regiar Project anager Development Specialist Appraser Art Historian Art Therapist Collections Manager Marketing Representative. Public Relations Specialist FACULTY FulrtTime Rainer Mack Chvistine Morta @ STUDIO ARTS Associate in Arts for Transt ‘The Associate in Arts in Stucio Arts Transfer (AA-T) Degree is intended toxmeet the lower division requirements for Studio Arts majors (or stil ‘majors) ata CSU carpus that offers a Sudo Arts baccalaureate degree, The ‘degre provides foundation visual knowledge and training the techniques ofat-making. Students bul confidence inthe abies and the qualty of thelr professional porois. A student graduating wth an Associate in Artin ‘Studio Arts fr Transfer Degree is wel positioned to complete a Bachelor's Degree in Art of related felds such as Commercial Art, Fie Arts, and ‘Sculpture among mary others. Inaditon, the CSU campuses offer awide ‘ange of specialized bachelor’s degrees, including each ofthe studo arts as wells art education, photography, digital arts and multimedia, graphic design and arts technology. “The Associate in Arts in Stsio Arts for Transfer (Studio Arts AAT) is Intended fr stents who plano complete a bachelr’s degree asim major ata OSU campus. For a cures what malo (and wha options orareas of emphasis within tht mao) nave been designated as smi" to this degre at each CSU campus, plese retro ade oowithapuaantee.com and seek guidaee trom an Oar Colege counselor Suen cmpleting this degree ae guaranteed admission to the GSU system, but nat to a particular campus or maj. Seepage 65 for more information. ‘The following is required forall AAT or AS-T degrees: 4. Minimum of 60 CSUtrasferabl semester unis 2. Minimum grade pit erage (GPA) ofstleast2 inal CSUAransterbe course While a minnum of 20s read for admission, some ‘majors may equ a higher GPA. lease consult wih a counselor for ‘mote intermaton, 4. Completion ofa minimum of 18 semester units in an ‘AAT or ‘AST ‘majoras detaled inthe Coutse and Program Intrmaton sacton of the catalog, Al oursesin the major must be completed witha grade of C or eter ora" the courses taken ona “passn0 pas” bass Tite 5 § 95053) 2 Oxnard College - Course and Program Information 2017 - 2018