Moodle at Eckerd College 2025-26 Academic Year

Continuation of AB 101. Completion of AB 102 fulfills the one year language requirement. Prerequisite: AB 101.

Continuation of AB 201. Prerequisite: AB 201.

Courses of selected topics will be offered periodically as determined by the needs of the curriculum. Prerequisites can vary based on the topic selected. See individual course listings for each semester for the specific topic and any prerequisites. You can view special topics course descriptions by copying this URL into your internet browser - https://sites.google.com/a/eckerd.edu/registrar/course-descriptions

This course examines the nuanced scientific skill of conservation efforts within the history of art, with special focus on architecture, illuminated manuscripts, paintings, sculptures, and digital artworks, spanning from the medieval period to the present.

Introduction to the four fields of anthropology: physical, cultural, linguistics, and archaeology. Includes such topics as economy and exchange, religion, political organization, kinship, and gender roles, from a comparative perspective.

Explores the role of archaeology in understanding the human past, including basic concepts in method and theory. Ethical and legal issues surrounding the preservation and interpretation of archaeological sites also examined.

Human ecological dimensions of development, including changing patterns of resource production and consumption. Development that minimizes socioeconomic disparities and environmental impacts, while improving health and reducing poverty. Considers stakeholders in cross-cultural and ethnographic perspective.

Design and implementation of different types of research modes. Field work projects. Prerequisite: AN 201G or permission of instructor.