ANTHR 150
Introduction to the Major
Anthropology
College of Family, Home, and Social Sciences
Course Description
Overview of anthropology major and graduation requirements; preparing for senior thesis sequence; career opportunities; and graduate school application process.
When Taught
Fall and Winter
Grade Rule
Grade Rule 9: P, E, I (Pass-fail grade rule)
Min
0.5
Fixed
0.5
Fixed
1
Fixed
0
Title
Introduction to Basic Theories and Methodologies
Learning Outcome
Students in this course will gain an introductory level understanding of the basic assumptions of the disciplines of Anthropology and Archaeology as well as their historical development along with examples of applications of various methodologies in the field.
Title
Expectations
Learning Outcome
On completion of the course students should be
Familiar with the scope of the Anthropology major, its requirements, and ways of fulfilling these
Have a viable Career track plan
Have a viable Graduate School plan
Have a revised and approved MAP for their time at BYU and have met with their Faculty Advisor
Be aware of the Field School requirements and options for both Archaeology and SocioCultural tracks
Be acquainted with Faculty
Have participated in a designated service project
