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ANTH - Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology
ANTH 1001 - Humans, Apes, and Monkeys: Introduction to Biological Anthropology
  • PLO 1: Students will acquire and demonstrate depth and breadth of knowledge of the subject matter and theoretical concepts of the subfields of anthropology.
    • CLO 1: Students will learn the nomenclature of biological anthropology and demonstrate knowledge related to human evolution (including genetics and biological variation) and non-human primate classification, behavior, and ecology
    • CLO 2: Students will demonstrate knowledge of the concepts of natural selection, mutation, genetic drift, gene flow, population genetics, race, and evolutionary theory as applied to humans and non-human primates
    • CLO 3: Students will demonstrate knowledge of functional anatomy, comparative morphology, osteology, and osteometry
  • PLO 2: Students will acquire and demonstrate breadth and depth of knowledge of subfield-specific threshold concepts.
    • CLO 1: Students will learn the nomenclature of biological anthropology and demonstrate knowledge related to human evolution (including genetics and biological variation) and non-human primate classification, behavior, and ecology
    • CLO 2: Students will demonstrate knowledge of the concepts of natural selection, mutation, genetic drift, gene flow, population genetics, race, and evolutionary theory as applied to humans and non-human primates
    • CLO 3: Students will demonstrate knowledge of functional anatomy, comparative morphology, osteology, and osteometry
  • PLO 3: Students will demonstrate breadth and depth of knowledge of subfield-specific theoretical orientations.
    • CLO 1: Students will learn the nomenclature of biological anthropology and demonstrate knowledge related to human evolution (including genetics and biological variation) and non-human primate classification, behavior, and ecology
    • CLO 2: Students will demonstrate knowledge of the concepts of natural selection, mutation, genetic drift, gene flow, population genetics, race, and evolutionary theory as applied to humans and non-human primates
    • CLO 3: Students will demonstrate knowledge of functional anatomy, comparative morphology, osteology, and osteometry
  • PLO 4: Students will demonstrate breadth and depth of knowledge of methods for collecting, analyzing, and disseminating anthropological data and/or information.
    • CLO 1: Students will learn the nomenclature of biological anthropology and demonstrate knowledge related to human evolution (including genetics and biological variation) and non-human primate classification, behavior, and ecology
    • CLO 2: Students will demonstrate knowledge of the concepts of natural selection, mutation, genetic drift, gene flow, population genetics, race, and evolutionary theory as applied to humans and non-human primates
    • CLO 3: Students will demonstrate knowledge of functional anatomy, comparative morphology, osteology, and osteometry
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