ANTHROPOLOGY-GEOGRAPHY MINOR
SOCIAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT
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The Anthropology-Geography Minor provides the broadest possible spatial and cultural knowledge of our world. The 30-unit program consists of 12 units of required core courses, in addition to others that allow the student maximum flexibil ity in tailoring training to a wide variety of specific occupational needs. Many majors may find this minor of special interest, especially those planning teaching careers in History, Political Science, and Liberal Studies, or those interested in internat ional aspects of agriculture, economics, or business.
At least 15 units must be selected from upper division courses, and at least two foundation courses must be completed before proceeding to upper division courses.
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ANT 201 Cultural Anthropology (D4a) |
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ANT 203 Physical Anthropology |
3 |
GEOG 150 Introduction to Cultural Geography (D4a) |
3 |
GEOG 250 Physical Geography |
3 |
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ANT 202 World Prehistory (3) |
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ANT 325 Material Culture (3) |
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ANT 341 Comparative Societies (3) |
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GEOG 305 Political Geography (3) |
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GEOG 308 Global Geography (D.4.b.) (3) |
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GEOG 315 Resource Utilization (3) |
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ANT 360 Human Cultural Adaptations (D.4.b.) (3) |
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GEOG 215 Human Impact on the Earth (3) |
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GEOG 325 Climate and Humanity (3) |
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AGB 307 World Agricultural Resources (3) |
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ANT 450 Area Studies (3) |
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GEOG 340 California Geography (3) |
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GEOG 350 Geography of the USA (3) |
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GEOG 401 Area Geography (3) |
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SOC 350 Sociology of Japan (3) |
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ANT 310 California Archaeology (3) |
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ANT 333 Language and Culture (3) |
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ANT 401 Culture and Health (3) |
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ANT 420 Development Anthropology (3) |
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ANT 444 Sex, Death and Human Nature (3) |
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GEOG 310 Urban Geography (3) |
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AE 345 Aerial Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (3) |
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MSC 111 Orienteering (3) |
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08/27/97