Spring 2002

ANT 395: "Spatial Analysis" [Professor Kamp and Professor Hare]

FRN 331.02: "Modern Francophone Theater" [Professor Jan Gross]

FRN 395.02: "Around Molière: Text and Performance from the Seventeenth to the Twenty-First Century" [Professor David Harrison]

HUM/SST 395: "Conceptions of Space and Place in Europe and the Mediterranean, 400-1650" [Professor Elizabeth Dobbs and Professor Marci Sortor]

MAT 444: Senior Seminar: Topics in Geometry" [Professor Emily Moore]

ANT 395.01 "Advanced Special Topic: Spatial Analysis." MAP designation. Students will explore prehistoric social, political, economic and ecological relationships through the analysis of spatial patterns, using concepts such as carrying capacity, optimal foraging theory, site catchment analysis, and central place theory. The course will include instruction in Geographic Information Systems Analysis and students will conduct a major project applying G.I.S. to the interpretation of a prehistoric social system. Prerequisites: Anthropology 280 and at least one upper division archaeology class or permission of instructor. 4 + 2 credits.

MAT 444: Senior seminar: Topics in geometry (4 credits) Advanced course in geometry with varying content. Strongly recommended for students considering further work in mathematics. Requires independent work.