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Interrelationship of location, climate, landforms, and natural resources with the history and cultural economic and political systems of the world's realms and regions.

The course provides an introduction to micro- and macroeconomic concepts and global economic history with a special emphasis on the ability to weave those basic tools of analysis into the presentation of a narrative of global history.

In this course, students explore literacy development and instructional approaches that support listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills for all students. Students will leave the course with a strong foundation in how to use technology to support student learning. They will also develop skills for evaluating and selecting technological tools for information acquisition, communication, and learning.

Varies in content from semester to semester. Students should consult the online Course Offerings and department notices for specific subject covered each semester.