History 21 will meet according to the schedule listed below. So that you can get the most out of the lectures and class exercises you need do all the assigned reading listed for each day before the class meets unless otherwise noted. As with all courses at Furman we expect you to plan on spending at two to three hours a day outside of class time on reading and assignments. Included in this should be at least three hours each week throughout the term for your final term project.

Please note that the midterm examination and the film showings have been scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m. These are regular class meetings and attendance is expected. Alternative times may be arranged only after consultation with me and with permission from the Associate Dean's office.

Students with disabilities who need academic accommodations should contact the Susan Clark, Coordinator of Disability Services, (2998) immediately. After an meeting with the Coordinator, contact me during my office hours. Don't procrastinate: do this EARLY in the term.

All required online documents and on-line discussions can be reached by clicking the links on this web page. Some articles may require you to be logged into a Furman account in order to be accessed. Except where indicated, all "On-Line Tutor" materials listed in the textbook are optional. You may find the (optional) "On-line quiz and chapter summary" for each chapter to be helpful.

Group Assignments

• Arrowhead: Robison, Epping, LaBerge, Grant, Phillips, Chamberlain, Squiers, Wake, (others not listed).
• Bison: Elder, Burton, Dixon, Johnson, Shealey, Benton, Bentley, Lawrence, Bratton.
• Corn: Siler, Teagle, Waters, Funk, Christopher, Finlay, Booth, Griffin, Hurst.

Assignments and Grading

Note: The instructor reserves the right to change any provisions, due dates, grading percentages, and all other items without prior notice. The schedule was last updated on 8 January 2003.