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- Subject
- AFS
- Credits (min)
- 3
- Credits (max)
- 3
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2026-2027
- Source
- catalog.ncsu.edu
37 courses with the subject AFS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
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GEP Mathematical Sciences (https://catalog.ncsu.edu/ undergraduate/gep-category-requirements/gep-mathematical- sciences/) Social Sciences (p. 6) WLxx 201 or WLxx 212 (p. 1)
History (p. 2) GEP Mathematical Sciences (https://catalog.ncsu.edu/ undergraduate/gep-category-requirements/gep-mathematical- sciences/) tration 3 GEP Natural Sciences (https://catalog.ncsu.edu/undergraduate/ 3 3 gep-category-requirements/gep-natural-sciences/) 3 Philosophy (p. 4) 3 3 Hours 15 3 Second Year 3 Fall Semester 4 AFS Restricted Elective (p. 2) 3 3 History II (p. 2) 3 3 Global Literature (p. 3) 3 3 GEP Natural Sciences (https://catalog.ncsu.edu/undergraduate/ 4 3 gep-category-requirements/gep-natural-sciences/) 3 Social Sciences (p. 6) 3 3 Hours 16 3 Spring Semester 3 AFS Restricted Elective (p. 2) 3 3 Arts & Letters (p. 5) 3 3 Additional Literature Elective (p. 3) 3 3 GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives (https://catalog.ncsu.edu/ 2 undergraduate/gep-category-requirements/gep-interdisciplinary- perspectives/) Social Sciences (p. 6) 3 GEP Health and Exercise Studies (https://catalog.ncsu.edu/ 1 undergraduate/gep-category-requirements/gep-health-exercise- 1-6 studies/) 1-6 Hours 15 3 Third Year 3 Fall Semester 3 AFS Restricted Elective (p. 2) 3 Social Sciences (p. 6) 3 3 AFS/WGS 380 Black Feminist Theory 3 3 GEP Elective (https://catalog.ncsu.edu/undergraduate/gep- 3 3 category-requirements/) 3 Free Elective 3
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Hours HI 214 History and Archaeology of Ancient Latin America 3
AFS/ANT 345 Psychology and the African American Experience 3
GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives (https://catalog.ncsu.edu/ 3 undergraduate/gep-category-requirements/gep-interdisciplinary-
3 AFS 346 Black Popular Culture 3 3 AFS 375 African American Cinema 3 From 3 ARC 140 Experiencing Architecture 3
hours) Historical, cultural and political examination of the dynamics of leadership in African American communities. Focus on the structure of leadership in the context of gender, ideology, and style. Interdisciplinary examination of impact of leaders on broader American society. GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives Typically offered in Fall, Spring, and Summer AFS 345/PSY 345 Psychology and the African American Experience (3 credit hours) Historical and cultural examination of the psychological experiences of African Americans from pre-American times to the present. Focus on mental health, personality, identity development, racism, oppression, psychological empowerment and an African-centered world view. Discussion of contemporary issues within the African American community. P: PSY 200 Typically offered in Fall and Spring This course is offered alternate odd years AFS 346/ARS 346 Black Popular Culture (3 credit hours) An interdisciplinary examination of contemporary black cultural expression in film, music, art, and the media. Emphasis on race, class, gender, and political discourse. This class may be scheduled with a small percentage of seats held for IDS Students Only.
AFS/ENG 349 African Literature in English AFS/HI 372 African-American History Through the Civil War, 1619-1865 AFS/HI 373 African-American History Since 1865 AFS/ENG 375 African American Cinema AFS/PS 409 Black Political Participation in America
1619-1865
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3 LPS 315 Public Leadership 3 3 PS 201 American Politics and Government 3 1-6 PS 202 State and Local Government 3
In-depth examination of Africana Studies issues. Interdisciplinary exploration of key problems and proposed solutions for African communities on the African continent and throughout the world. Requires written research project using interdisciplinary approaches and critical analyses.
Multidisciplinary exploration of the interrelated histories, social dynamics and politico-economic processes of the experiences of people of African descent throughout the world. Particular focus on the experiences of slavery, artistic expression, gender practices, and the impact of the nation-state.
hours) This course draws on the theoretical debates in race, class, gender, and leadership studies to investigate the historical and cultural conditions tha have advanced--as well as those that still inhibit--African American and African women's leadership in diverse areas of life in the United States and African countries, comparing them cross-culturally. GEP Interdisciplinary Perspectives Typically offered in Fall and Spring Graduate Catalog 907 AFS 448/ENG 548/AFS 548/ENG 448 African-American Literature (3 credit hours) Survey of African-American literature and its relationships to American culture, with an emphasis on fiction and poetry since 1945. Writers such as Bontemps, Morrison, Hurston, Baldwin, Hayden, Brooks, Naylor, Harper, and Dove. Requirement: Junior Standing
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This course addresses the power of mass media and the tactics used by early black journalists to confront and subvert racist propaganda. Featured in this course are Ida B. Wells and her efforts in the late 19th and early 20th century to identify and call out justification for the lynching of Black people, especially Black men. We look at Wells' efforts, and what informed them, in juxtaposition with the film Birth of a Nation by director D. W. Griffith. The goal is for students to understand the enduring significance of the film as a piece of propaganda, and the foundation for the manner in which Hollywood situates and engages with the Black character.
hours) First part of a two semester service-learning experience. Provides interdisciplinary and experientially based opportunity for students to engage in community and classroom-based experiences that examine issues of relevance to African American people(or communities in the African Diaspora). Students apply and examine concepts addressed in class to their own practical experience in service to others. Development of interpersonal and professional skills. Focus on the values, beliefs, attitudes, and ideas that are central to definitions of democracy, social justice, civic resiliency, self-help, and public life. Typically offered in Fall only
Specific category of revolving set of field/seminar courses involving multidisciplinary focal areas taught in foreign countries through Africana Studies. Course includes pre-trip orientation and readings and onsite field experiences and lectures. Additional program fees, travel costs and appropriate immunizations are required beyond registration fees. Typically offered in Summer only
Multidisciplinary examination of selected topics in African-American studies. Typically offered in Fall and Spring AFS 548/ENG 448/AFS 448/ENG 548 African-American Literature (3 credit hours) Survey of African-American literature and its relationships to American culture, with an emphasis on fiction and poetry since 1945. Writers such as Bontemps, Morrison, Hurston, Baldwin, Hayden, Brooks, Naylor, Harper, and Dove. Requirement: Junior Standing
120 ARE 301 Intermediate Microeconomics 3
n 3 AFS 579 3 HI 455 3 HI 459 3 HI 461 3 HI 462 3 HI 475 3 HI 476 3 HI 478 3 HI 479 HI 486 3 HI 555 3 HI 559 3 HI 561 3 HI 562 3 HI 575 3 HI 576 3 HI 579 3 HI 586 3 Business Admi 3 Code 3 General Manag 3 BUS 320 3 BUS 340 3 BUS 360 3 BUS 370 3 MIE 305 MIE 310 3 MIE 330 3 Entrepreneurs 3 MIE 310 3 MIE 410 3 MIE 411 3 MIE 412 3 MIE 413 3 MIE 416 3 MIE 418 MIE 419
Source: North Carolina State University at Raleigh's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61