25 courses with the subject AS, 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.
Introduces students to aspects of traditional and modern civilizations of Central, East, South, and Southeast Asia, with an emphasis on key moments of political and cultural change and transformation.
139 15 additional semester hours of Asian Studies courses from among those listed below (Or 12 additional s.h. if both AS 106 and AS 212 are completed) Up to 6 credits for Japanese language. *Prerequisite: JPNS 101, 102. With prior approval, intermediate level language courses and Asian Studies courses taken at a recognized college or university in Asia may be included in the Asian Studies Minor. In addition, students may also earn up to 6 s.h. for a pre- approved internship, either in Asia or with an Asian company or organization in the United States. Item # Title Credits
A study of Japanese cultural, political and economic history from the 19th century. Preceded by a brief introduction to its early history.
Political, economic, and cultural history of British India and India, Pakistan and neighboring regions since the late 1700s. Preceded by a brief introduction to Hinduism and Islam.
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Total credits: 39
An introduction to the diverse beliefs, practices, and traditions of Buddhism from their origins in India to their geographical and historical diffusion throughout Asia and beyond. Attention will also be given to Socially Engaged Buddhism. Cross listed as REL 275. Contributes to the
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An exploration of Hinduism’s diversity through a study of Hindu mythological and epic literature, sacred geography, ritual practices, and understandings of divinity. Cross listed as REL 278. Contributes to the Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution and Religious Studies minors.
An internship in Japan or elsewhere in Asia, or with an
cadets enrolled in AS303 must take LS 350. Fall semester only. Credits: 0
cadets enrolled in AS304 must take LS 351. Spring semester only. Credits: 0 411
& NONVIOL (TR) For course description, see PHIL 320 in the Philosophy listing.
centric, and thus, will not focus on ground operations or the tactile mechanic of setting up the cockpit and flight instruments. Rather, it will focus on flight maneuvers as described in the AETCMAN 11-248 T-6 Primary Flying such as the breakout, area departures, stalls, and an introduction to instrument flight. Students that complete this course will be more prepared to attend UPT because they will possess greater knowledge of the flight characteristics and parameters of the T-6.
(M) A required course for Asian Studies majors, who meet as a class to prepare individual research papers. Weekly sessions guide students through a step- by-step process from introduction of topic to completion of a 25-30 page paper. Students work in a seminar format, discussing as a group the weekly progress of each student. 297
cadets enrolled in AS403 must take LS 450. Fall semester only. Credits: 0
cadets enrolled in AS404 must take LS 451. Spring semester only. Credits: 0 2021-22 Catalog
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