SBS 1110 - Introduction to Anthropology

Credits: 3

Anthropology is the study of human beings throughout time and across space. In this course, students explore human evolution; our place in the animal kingdom; our knowledge of others; and our knowledge of ourselves through a focus on specific peoples and cultures. Students also critically evaluate the relationship between the observer and observed culture. Upon successful completion of the course, students will learn about a variety of cultures and grasp and use the principles governing the discipline of anthropology—including its methods of research and writing.

Prerequisites: EN 1110 - Composition I

Course Learning Outcomes:

Understand the study of cultural anthropology and its role within the larger discipline of anthropology.
Understand the relationship between the observer and those being observed, and the impact of observation.
Understand a variety of cultures.
Understand anthropological research methods.
Understand ethical issues confronted by anthropologists.

SBS 1110 Course Learning Outcome Rubric