Department of History & Political Science

Three-Year Rotation

History

Year One

 Fall 2013

• HIST 2111 – U.S. History I
• HIST 2112 – U.S. History II
• HIST 1111 – World Civilization I
• HIST 1112 – World Civilization II
• HIST 2500 – The Study of History
• HIST 3810 – History of Georgia
• HIST 4000 – Historiography
• HIST 4140 – Modern Germany (European History)
• HIST 4561 – US Social History (US History)
• HIST 4900 – Arab-Israeli Dispute (Non-Western History)
• HIST 4900 – Eighteenth Century Europe (European History)

Spring 2014

• HIST 2111 – U.S. History I
• HIST 2112 – U.S. History II
• HIST 1111 – World Civilization I
• HIST 1112 – World Civilization II
• HIST 2500 – The Study of History
• HIST 4000 – Historiography
• HIST 4160 – History of Medicine (European History)
• HIST 4110 – Europe in the Twentieth Century (European History)
• HIST 4551 – US History 1920 to 1945 (US History)
• HIST 4782 – Gender and Minorities in the Middle East (Non-Western History)
• HIST 4900 – The Vietnam War (US History)

Year Two

 Fall 2014

• HIST 2111 – U.S. History I
• HIST 2112 – U.S. History II
• HIST 1111 – World Civilization I
• HIST 1112 – World Civilization II
• HIST 2500 – Study of History
• HIST 3810 – History of Georgia
• HIST 4000 – Historiography
• HIST 4120 – Modern Russia (European History)
• HIST 4900 –Women and Sexuality
• HIST4900 –  History of Japan and Korea  (Non-Western History)
• HIST 4900 – Islamic World to 1405 (Non-Western History)

 Spring 2015

• HIST 2111 – U.S. History I
• HIST 2112 – U.S. History II
• HIST 1111 – World Civilization I
• HIST 1112 – World Civilization II
• HIST 2500 – Study of History
• HIST 4000 – Historiography
• HIST 4130 – Eastern Europe (European History)
• HIST 4150 – Renaissance and Reformation (European History)
• HIST 3570 – Civil War (US History)
• HIST 4900 – Islamic World from 1405 (Non-Western History)
• HIST 3770 – Black American History (US History)

Year Three

 Fall 2015

• HIST 2111 – U.S. History I
• HIST 2112 – U.S. History II
• HIST 1111 – World Civilization I
• HIST 1112 – World Civilization II
• HIST 2500 – Study of History
• HIST 3810 – History of Georgia
• HIST 4000 – Historiography
• HIST 4140 – Modern Germany (European History)
• HIST 4900 – History of Britain (European History)
• HIST 4561 – U.S. Social History (US History)
• HIST 4900 – Arab-Israeli Dispute  (Non-Western History)

 Spring 2016

• HIST 2111 – U.S. History I
• HIST 2112 – U.S. History II
• HIST 1111 – World Civilization I
• HIST 1112 – World Civilization II
• HIST 2500 – Study of History
• HIST 4000 – Historiography
• HIST 4551 – U.S. History 1920 to 1945 (US History)
• HIST 4900 – The Vietnam War (US History)
• HIST 4900 – Eighteenth Century Europe (European History)
• HIST 4782 – Gender and Minorities in the Middle East (Non-Western History)

Political Science

Year One

 Fall 2013

• POLS 1101 – American Government
• POLS 2101 – Introduction to Political Science
• POLS 2401 – Intro to Global Issues
• POLS 3210 – Modern European Governments
• POLS 4100 – American Political Parties
• POLS 4630 – International Relations
• POLS 4700 – Political Philosophy
• POLS 4730 – Religion and American Politics

Spring 2014

• POLS 1101 – American Government
• POLS 2201 – State and Local Government
• POLS 3205 – Introduction to Comparative Politics
• POLS 4470 – American Presidency
• POLS 4570 – Structure of American Government/Constitutional Law I
• POLS 4690 – American Foreign Policy
• POLS 4950 – Senior Research

Year Two

Fall 2014

• POLS 1101 – American Government
• POLS 2101 – Introduction to Political Science
• POLS 2401 – Introduction to Global Issues
• POLS 4460 – Legislative Process/Congress
• POLS 4630 – International Relations
• POLS 4700 – Political Philosophy
• POLS 4900 – Genocide and Ethnic Conflict
• POLS 4900 – African American Politics

Spring 2015

• POLS 1101 – American Government
• POLS 2201 – State and Local Government
• POLS 3205 – Introduction to Comparative Politics
• POLS 4470 – American Presidency
• POLS 4580 – Civil Liberties/Constitutional Law II
• POLS 4690 – American Foreign Policy
• POLS 4950 – Senior Research

Year Three

 Fall 2015

• POLS 1101 – American Government
• POLS 2101 – Introduction to Political Science
• POLS 2401 – Introduction to Global Issues
• POLS 3210 – Modern European Governments
• POLS 4100 – American Political Parties-Interest Groups
• POLS 4630 – International Relations
• POLS 4700 – Political Philosophy
• POLS 4730 – Religion and American Politics

Spring 2016

• POLS 1101 – American Government
• POLS 2201 – State and Local Government
• POLS 3205 – Introduction to Comparative Politics
• POLS 4470 – American Presidency
• POLS 4580 – Structure of American Government/Constitutional Law I
• POLS 4950 – Senior Research

 Other

Year One

 Fall 2013

• SOSC 1101 – The World & Its Peoples
• SOSC 4900 – World Religions
• WMST 2001 – Introduction to Women’s Studies
• SOSC 4900 -  Holocaust and Genocide Studies

Spring 2014

• SOSC 1101 – The World & Its Peoples

Year Two

Fall 2014

• SOSC 1101 – The World & Its Peoples

Spring 2015

• SOSC 1101 – The World & Its Peoples

Year Three

Fall 2015

• SOSC 1101 – The World & Its Peoples
• WMST 2001 – Introduction to Women’s Studies

Spring 2016

• SOSC 1101 – The World & Its Peoples