Palomar College

American Indian Studies 105 Online

Fall 2005


Due to the extreme demand for these classes, any student who does not pass Quiz 1 on or before August 26th 2005  will be dropped from the class.  I prefer that students skip the orientation PROVIDING they understand what they are doing and can keep up without attending.  However, I don't offer personal orientations outside of office hours to students who choose not to attend the orientation.  


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The orientation scheduled for
Saturday, 8/20 at 1:30 p.m. in LL-114 has been cancelled due to instructor illness.
If you need an orientation come to my office or call during office hours and we can arrange a time. 
 

Dates: August 20 through December 15, 2005; Palomar closed 9/05, 11/11, 11/24 through 11/27.

Instructor: Deborah Dozier.

Office Hours: Tuesday 11 am - 1:30 pm; Wednesday 12:30 - 3 pm.

Messages: Voice and message: 760-744-1150, extension 3256; E-mail: ddozier@palomar.edu; Website: <http://daphne.palomar.edu/ddozier>.

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31253, Johnny Cash, I have a family emergency

31467, Maurice Gibb, photos for extra credit.

31467, Aaliyah, my attendance at orientation.

I answer your email as soon as possible, sometimes within minutes of sending. However, I can only guarantee that it will be answered in the order received.

DUE DATES: All due dates are posted below.  Submit all work to the digital dropbox. Make sure your name and class number as well as the title of the assignment appear on the subject line AND on each page you submit.  Assignments with a time stamp after the due date will not be acknowledged. Students submitting work on the last day are in grave danger of not having their work acknowledged because of the relative unreliability of electronic delivery. Remember, you are responsible for getting your work to me on time, even if you have to mail it or hand carry it.  No mechanical excuses accepted.

Students should drop themselves on the occasion of the second missed assignment. 

Course Dos and Don'ts: Follow this link and print the page out and keep it handy, otherwise you will have a hard time passing the first quiz and getting your work submitted.

COURSE STRUCTURE:

1.  This class consists of fourteen units arranged in four quarters.   

 Quarter   Units Covered 
  1  1, 2, 3, 4
  2  5, 6, 7
  3  8, 9, 10, 11
  4  12, 13, 14

2)  Each of the 14 units has a different topic.  Click on any topic below to go to my notes.

 Unit   Topic
  1   Intro.  Reciprocity. Social SystemsTradition.
  2   The IsmsDatingChronology.
  3   Archaic America.  Early Nation States in America.
  4   Rock Art.
  5   BasketryPottery. 
  6   The arts of the peoples of the Southwest.
  7   The arts of the peoples of  California.
  8   The arts of the peoples of the Plateau.
  9   The arts of the peoples of the Northwest Coast.
  10   The arts of the peoples of the Arctic.
  11   The arts of the peoples of the Woodlands.
  12   The arts of the peoples of the Great Plains.
  13   Indian Art and the Law.
  14   Explorers and Colonizers.

3)  Each quarter may be completed by finishing all of its tasks.  The tasks are a combination of Projects, Exams, and Extra CREDIT.   Follow the links to the grading policy and reading assignments for this class (found at the bottom of this page) to read a detailed description of each task.

  Task  what is required
  Take Exams   One at the end of each quarter.
  Projects   Submit at least two.
  Complete Extra credit   Optional.  Submit by 11/30.

4)  The due date for each task listed below represents the last possible moment I will accept each task.  I accept anything early.  In other words, you can go as fast as you want but if you go too slowly, you will fail.

  Quarter    Units   task title   task duE 
  1

  1 - 4 

  exam 1

   9/20
      project 1     10/18
  2   5 - 7    exam 2    10/11
      project 2     11/15
  3   8 - 11   exam 3    11/22
  4  12 - 14   exam 4     12/13

 

Now use the links below to navigate to grading or readings!

 

  Go to: GAW  Readings    Grading    Projects