American culture and cultural change, with attention to the multicultural basis of American society and emphasis on the need for multiple methods of analysis. The course will consistently draw on the arts, material culture, and various fields affecting cultural production and meaning. Those areas include literature, film, history, architecture, history of art, religion, music, engineering, environmental studies, anthropology, politics, economics, law, and medicine.

There are not separate discussion sections for this course, and the only in-person meeting times are listed in the LEC portion. In addition to enrolling in the main lecture, all members of the course should also add DIS 111 to their class schedule to complete enrollment in this course.

Requisites

• Enrollment in this course is restricted to first semester freshmen participating in the Fall Program for Freshmen (FPF). Non-FPF students are not permitted to enroll in this course.

Credit Restrictions

Students will receive no credit for XAMRSTD 10 after completing AMERSTD 10, or AMERSTD 10AC. A deficient grade in XAMRSTD 10 may be removed by taking AMERSTD 10, or AMERSTD 10AC.

Repeat Rules

Course is not repeatable for credit.

Requirements class fulfills