Introduction to US History - Revision history

wikademia>Dr. Eme: moved Alpha:Introduction to US History to Introduction to US History over redirect

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wikademia>Wikademia: moved Introduction to US History to Alpha:Introduction to US History

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	<center>''For more courses in this subject, please visit the [[~~Topic:~~American History\|Department of American history]].''</center><br>		<center>''For more courses in this subject, please visit the [[American History\|Department of American history]].''</center><br>
	INTRODUCTION TO US HISTORY I & II		INTRODUCTION TO US HISTORY I & II
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	==Students==		==Students==
	Sign up below if interested. This course is an open entry, open exit course.		Sign up below if interested. This course is an open entry, open exit course.
	*--[[User:Jolie\|Jolie]] 19:31, 8 October 2008 (UTC)
	*Wendi
	*Benjamin
	*Jesse
	*jsmith82

	==Resources==		==Resources==

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	<center>''For more courses in this subject, please visit the [[Topic:American History\|Department of American history]].''</center><br>		<center>''For more courses in this subject, please visit the [[Topic:American History\|Department of American history]].''</center><br>
	INTRODUCTION TO US HISTORY I & II		INTRODUCTION TO US HISTORY I & II
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	This course is a survey of the history of the [[Wikipedia:United States of America\|United States of America]], taught at the college level. Due to the massive amount of content involved, this course is separated into two semesters. Semester I (HIST-AM-101) will cover 1492-1865 (Pre-Columbian to American Civil War), and Semester II (HIST-AM-102) will cover 1866-Present (Reconstruction to 200x-ish). As part of this class, we will be designing a US History textbook.		This course is a survey of the history of the [[Wikipedia:United States of America\|United States of America]], taught at the college level. Due to the massive amount of content involved, this course is separated into two semesters. Semester I (HIST-AM-101) will cover 1492-1865 (Pre-Columbian to American Civil War), and Semester II (HIST-AM-102) will cover 1866-Present (Reconstruction to 200x-ish). As part of this class, we will be designing a US History textbook.

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	I will not be issuing grades as standard procedure, because I feel there is no single way to accurately measure subject comprehension. If you really want a grade, there are two scales. Regular students' work is graded on the amount of work completed. I would consider anything below 90% an F. Because of the prep nature of AP, I will be grading such students separately. Each assignment will be graded for comprehension (50%) and completion (50%). Any grade below 80% can be considered an F.		I will not be issuing grades as standard procedure, because I feel there is no single way to accurately measure subject comprehension. If you really want a grade, there are two scales. Regular students' work is graded on the amount of work completed. I would consider anything below 90% an F. Because of the prep nature of AP, I will be grading such students separately. Each assignment will be graded for comprehension (50%) and completion (50%). Any grade below 80% can be considered an F.

	I will be available to answer questions. If you need help, post to my talk page or on the course talk page. Alternatively, poke into the IRC channel and ask if I am around. [[User:Geo.plrd\|Geo.plrd]] 03:04, 7 October 2008 (UTC)
	~~==Course Outline==~~
	The lectures are almost always going to mirror the College Board requirements for an introductory US history course. A link to the topic can be found here [[http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/history_us/topics_1_9.html?ushist]] We will be adapting the wikibook text, US History. Any help would be appreciated.--[[User:Jolie\|Jolie]] 13:47, 11 November 2008 (UTC)

	===Semester I===		===Semester I===

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	<center>''For more courses in this subject, please visit the [[Topic:American History\|Department of American history]].''</center><br>		<center>''For more courses in this subject, please visit the [[Topic:American History\|Department of American history]].''</center><br>
	INTRODUCTION TO US HISTORY I & II		INTRODUCTION TO US HISTORY I & II
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	~~INSTRUCTOR:Geoffrey D. Plourde~~
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	This course is a survey of the history of the [[Wikipedia:United States of America\|United States of America]], taught at the college level. Due to the massive amount of content involved, this course is separated into two semesters. Semester I (HIST-AM-101) will cover 1492-1865 (Pre-Columbian to American Civil War), and Semester II (HIST-AM-102) will cover 1866-Present (Reconstruction to 200x-ish). As part of this class, we will be designing a US History textbook.		This course is a survey of the history of the [[Wikipedia:United States of America\|United States of America]], taught at the college level. Due to the massive amount of content involved, this course is separated into two semesters. Semester I (HIST-AM-101) will cover 1492-1865 (Pre-Columbian to American Civil War), and Semester II (HIST-AM-102) will cover 1866-Present (Reconstruction to 200x-ish). As part of this class, we will be designing a US History textbook.

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	INSTRUCTOR:Geoffrey D. Plourde		INSTRUCTOR:Geoffrey D. Plourde
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	This course is a survey of the history of the [[w:United States of America\|United States of America]], taught at the college level. Due to the massive amount of content involved, this course is separated into two semesters. Semester I (HIST-AM-101) will cover 1492-1865 (Pre-Columbian to American Civil War), and Semester II (HIST-AM-102) will cover 1866-Present (Reconstruction to 200x-ish). As part of this class, we will be designing a US History textbook.		This course is a survey of the history of the [[Wikipedia:United States of America\|United States of America]], taught at the college level. Due to the massive amount of content involved, this course is separated into two semesters. Semester I (HIST-AM-101) will cover 1492-1865 (Pre-Columbian to American Civil War), and Semester II (HIST-AM-102) will cover 1866-Present (Reconstruction to 200x-ish). As part of this class, we will be designing a US History textbook.

	Coursework consists of one assignment and lecture per week, with a final project at the end of each semester. If you are taking this course to prepare for the AP exam, there is some additional coursework focusing on writing skills every four weeks.		Coursework consists of one assignment and lecture per week, with a final project at the end of each semester. If you are taking this course to prepare for the AP exam, there is some additional coursework focusing on writing skills every four weeks.

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	INTRODUCTION TO US HISTORY I & II		INTRODUCTION TO US HISTORY I & II

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