These are courses I have taught and/or developed at Fayetteville State University. They are offered regularly; check the Course Schedule for listings.

• HIST 110, World History to 1600: an introduction to the origins and development of major world civilizations;
• HIST 120, World History since 1600: an introduction to world history in the modern period;
• HIST 311, Modern Europe, 1648-1848: a sophomore-junior level survey of early modern European history;
• HIST 312, Modern Europe, 1848-Present: a sophomore-junior level survey of European history from 1848 to the present;
• HIST 331, Modern East Asia: a sophomore-junior level survey of Chinese and Japanese history since 1800.
• HIST 430, Twentieth-Century Europe: a study of contemporary European issues originating from the two world wars, including the social and political upheavals of the twentieth century.
• HIST 451, The French Revolution and Napoleon: a senior-level seminar.
• HIST 490, Senior Seminar (Focus--European Unification): In-depth studies in selected areas of special interest, with supervised research and directed readings required.
• HIST 500, Historiography: a graduate course in the theory and practice of history.
• UNIV 101, Freshman Fellows Seminar I. The first half of a year-long program that pairs selected Freshman Fellows with Faculty Fellows to engage in research projects.
• UNIV 102, Freshman Fellows Seminar II. The second half of a year-long program that pairs selected Freshman Fellows with Faculty Fellows to engage in research projects.

Syllabi for these courses may be accessed by clicking on the links above. Other course materials will be made available through the university's Blackboard course gateway.

Created by John I. Brooks III. Last updated 01/01/04.
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