POLS2013B Government and Politics in the USA (Part B)

Later Year Course

Offered By	School of Politics and International Relations
Academic Career	Undergraduate
Course Subject	Political Science
Offered in	Second Semester, 2011 and Second Semester, 2012
Unit Value	6 units
Course Description	Please see entry for POLS2013A.
Learning Outcomes	Having successfully completed this course, students should have; Acquired a good working knowledge of the major institutions of American government, Become familiar with the major contributions to the scholarly literature on American government, Developed their research. analytical and writing skills as applied to the study of American government and politics and, Gained an appreciation of the principal arguments and debates about the current state of American government.
Indicative Assessment	Please see entry for POLS2013A.
Workload	Please see entry for POLS2013A.
Areas of Interest	Political Sciences
Requisite Statement	Two first-year courses in Political Science or with permission of the lecturer.
Recommended Courses	N.B. Students who wish to take this course must enrol in both POLS2013A (First Semester) and POLS2013B (Second Semester). This course continues over a full-year and is not divisible into semesters. There is no formal assessment at the end of the first semester. You will not receive a final grade until you have completed Part B at the end of the year. If you drop Part A in first semester, you must also drop Part B.
Prescribed Texts	Please see entry for POLS2013A.
Majors/Specialisations	International Relations, Political Science, and American Studies
Academic Contact	Dr Hart

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