An introduction to the basic principles of chemistry for general education. The course is built up through the study of atoms and molecules, chemical bonding, how and why substances react, and the relationship between chemical structure and biological function. A study of ideal gases, acids and bases, with a special mention for the chemistry of carbon polymers, completes a well-rounded introduction to this subject.
This course covers American history from Reconstruction through present times with a focus on analysis and interpretation of varying historical perspectives and assumptions.
This course provides an overview of psychology, including the origins of psychology, research methods, lifespan development, sensation and perception, learning and memory, cognition, personality, social processes, and mental illness.
Provides an overview of economic concepts and an introduction to basic economic analysis, along with its applications and implications. Topics explored include how markets work, market efficiency and market failure, firm and consumer behavior, and policy issues such as taxation and international trade.
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