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ANTH-101Undergraduate

Foundations of Anthropological Inquiry

Introduces anthropology as a comparative study of human life across culture, biology, language, material evidence, technology, and history.

Human & Social Systems
Credits
3.0
Contact hours
45.0
Format
Hybrid seminar
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ANTH-210Undergraduate

Ethnographic Methods & Thick Description

Develops field-based qualitative research through observation, interviewing, fieldnotes, reflexivity, ethics, coding, and interpretive writing.

Human & Social Systems
Credits
3.0
Contact hours
45.0
Format
Hybrid seminar
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ANTH-401Upper-division Undergraduate

AI in Anthropology

Examines how artificial intelligence can support anthropological research while preserving context, evidence, authorship, ethics, and disciplinary judgment.

Human & Social Systems
Credits
3.0
Contact hours
45.0
Format
Hybrid seminar
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ARCH-220Undergraduate

Archaeological Method & Interpretation

Introduces archaeological reasoning from research design and survey through excavation, classification, chronology, interpretation, and reporting.

Human & Social Systems
Credits
3.0
Contact hours
45.0
Format
Hybrid seminar
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ARCH-365Upper-division Undergraduate

AI-Assisted Archaeology

Applies machine learning, computer vision, language models, and spatial computation to archaeological data with explicit validation and interpretive controls.

Human & Social Systems
Credits
3.0
Contact hours
45.0
Format
Hybrid seminar
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GEO-210Undergraduate

Cartography & Spatial Reasoning

Builds foundational spatial thinking and cartographic communication across human, environmental, archaeological, and technical questions.

Human & Social Systems
Credits
3.0
Contact hours
45.0
Format
Hybrid seminar
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GEOG-405Upper-division Undergraduate

Spatial Analysis & LiDAR

Uses GIS, terrain models, point clouds, and LiDAR derivatives to investigate landscapes, built environments, archaeology, ecology, and infrastructure.

Human & Social Systems
Credits
3.0
Contact hours
45.0
Format
Hybrid seminar
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CRM-410Graduate

Cultural Resource Management Practice

Examines CRM project design, records research, field coordination, compliance documentation, laboratory integration, partner relationships, and final reporting.

Human & Social Systems
Credits
3.0
Contact hours
45.0
Format
Hybrid seminar
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MATH-330Upper-division Undergraduate

Mathematics & Mesoamerica

Investigates mathematical reasoning in Mesoamerican calendrics, architecture, astronomy, measurement, spatial organization, and material evidence.

Human & Social Systems
Credits
3.0
Contact hours
45.0
Format
Hybrid seminar
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HSS-490Upper-division Undergraduate

Integrated Human Systems Capstone

Guides a substantial interdisciplinary project that connects human systems, evidence, method, ethics, and a public or professional output.

Human & Social Systems
Credits
4.0
Contact hours
60.0
Format
Hybrid seminar
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