7098 - Political Science 1 - Class Information

The Government of the United States

Fall B 2010

3 Units, (UC: CSU)

Deals with how the U.S. Constitution and Government meet democracy’s challenge in a world of change: plus California and local governments.

Meets: Meets the graduation and transfer requirements for all majors to take a course in federal, state and local governments.

Prerequisites: None.

Instructor

Michael Bressler, Ph.D.
Email: bresslm@lamission.edu
Office Hours: Wednesdays, 1:00 PM - 8:00 PM
(818) 364-7600, ext. 7164

Classroom Location Schedule

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Textbooks

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Video

Framework for Democracy

A study of the U.S. Constitution and the major principles, institutions, and policies of the American Federal system.

Where to Watch Videos

Online Course Website

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Instructional Television