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GEOG 2243 Course Information    
PrefixGEOG
Course2243
TitleHuman Geography
DepartmentSocial Sciences
LevelUndergraduate - Lower Division
CIP Code450701
DescriptionAn introduction to geographic perspectives of human geography focusing on the spatial distribution of human activities, cultural patterns, and cultural diversity such as population, race and ethnicity, culture, language, religion, gender, ethnicity, politics, land use, and economic patterns. Lecture 3 hours. General Education, Humanities-Diversity. (Fall)
Corequisites 
PrerequisitesN/A
Grade ModeStandard Letter
General EducationY
General Ed Lab Science 
Liberal ArtsY
Teacher Education 
Approved DeliveryTraditional
Hybrid - Term approved: Fall 2011
Online - Term approved: Fall 2011
Instructional MethodLecture or lecture with formally scheduled discussion, activity, demonstration, clinic
Credit Hours3
Faculty Load Hours3
Contact Hrs48
Enrollment Based WkldNo
RepeatsCourse may not be repeated
Max Load 
First Term OfferedUnknown
Last Term ModifiedUnknown
Last Term OfferedFall 2023
General Ed Student Learning OutcomesThe student will demonstrate knowledge of similarities and differences among cultures. (Diversity)
General Ed Assessment MeasuresQuestions embedded into the final or a final test which will be assessed using the Cultural Diversity Rubric.

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