History 103 Dr. Cocks 1500 Europe 2000 Spring 2015 Syllabus Classroom: Rob 206, MWF 9:15-10:20 Office: Rob 209 Office Hours: MWF 10:30-11:30 + by appt. & happenstance Office Phone: 0390; Home Phone: 629-5795; email: See also Materials” Link at: “Course www.albion.edu/academics /history/faculty-and-staff/12-geoffrey-cocks Required Reading: George Huppert, (college bookstore) After the Black Death Rafael Sabatini, (college bookstore) Captain Blood Charles Dickens, (ebrary @ Albion College Library) Hard Times Len Deighton, (college bookstore) Bomber a Lectures and Discussions Class lectures, which are complement the readings by providing historical “interactive,” background; they are the for the class. The readings and films serve as specific “textbook” explorations of the subject matters of the lectures. It is therefore crucial that you take careful notes on the lectures, which take the form of topics and subjects presented to the class for discussion. Each lecture day will begin with a student summarizing the major issues discussed in the previous class lecture. The readings listed above offer more detailed examination of particular topics in the history of Europe since 1500. The assigned readings are to be completed before the lectures listed above them and class discussion of the readings. 25 PERCENT of your final grade is based on classroom discussion. NO ELECTRONIC DEVICES ALLOWED IN ANY CLASS SESSION OR IN EXAMS. Examinations There are two term examinations and a final examination. Each examination consists of answer identification and essay questions. Before each examination a class session will be devoted to review based on study questions provided by the instructor. 50 PERCENT of your All written comments on returned examinations final grade is based on these examinations. must be read carefully as part of the educational process. The final examination will be returned via campus mail after the end of the semester.
History 103 Dr. Cocks 1500 Europe 2000 Spring 2015 Syllabus Classroom: Rob 206, MWF 9:15-10:20 Office: Rob 209 Office Hours: MWF 10:30-11:30 + by appt. & happenstance Office Phone: 0390; Home Phone: 629-5795; email: See also “Course Materials” Link at: www.albion.edu/academics /history/faculty-and-staff/12-geoffrey-cocks Required Reading: George Huppert, After the Black Death (college bookstore) Rafael Sabatini, Captain Blood (college bookstore) Charles Dickens, Hard Times (ebrary @ Albion College Library) Len Deighton, Bomber (college bookstore) a Lectures and Discussions Class lectures, which are “interactive,” complement the readings by providing historical background; they are the “textbook” for the class. The readings and films serve as specific explorations of the subject matters of the lectures. It is therefore crucial that you take careful notes on the lectures, which take the form of topics and subjects presented to the class for discussion. Each lecture day will begin with a student summarizing the major issues discussed in the previous class lecture. The readings listed above offer more detailed examination of particular topics in the history of Europe since 1500. The assigned readings are to be completed before the lectures listed above them and class discussion of the readings. 25 PERCENT of your final grade is based on classroom discussion. NO ELECTRONIC DEVICES ALLOWED IN ANY CLASS SESSION OR IN EXAMS. Examinations There are two term examinations and a final examination. Each examination consists of identification and essay questions. Before each examination a class session will be devoted to review based on study questions provided by the instructor. 50 PERCENT of your final grade is based on these examinations. All written comments on returned examinations must be read carefully as part of the educational process. The final examination will be returned via campus mail after the end of the semester. answer
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