Summer 2010 (June 14 - July 30)
If you have not done it already, you must register for the class at the College of the Siskiyous Admissions and Records Office.
A study of the history and politics of California from its Spanish origins to modern day, including political, cultural, social, economic, and geographical emphasis and research. Includes comparisons/contrasts of the California State institutions and ideals with the federal U.S. institutions and ideals. Satisfies all federal, state, and local government requirements for history, constitution, and human institutions. Support hour.
First Day of Semester is First Day of Class:The book list is found in the Syllabus.
You are responsible for having the books in time to participate in the class.
If the college book store is out of stock, you will need to purchase the books
elsewhere. If the book store is out of stock, that is not an excuse to not
turn in work.
If this is your first online class, I suggest you read over this helpful COS webpage: Online Survival Guide.
Instructions for Accessing the Online Class:
This class uses the Etudes system. If you are unfamiliar with Etudes, I recommend you work though the free online orientation to the system. If you go the College of the Siskiyous Etudes - Student Help webpage, you will find links to several ETUDES-NG demonstrations. ETUDES-NG is different than ETUDES-Classic. Even if you have used ETUDES-Classic, I strongly recommend you watch all the ETUDES-NG demos.
To learn how to login to the class, go the College of the Siskiyous Etudes - Student Help webpage, and read the Login Instructions.
See you inside the class!