Good class because it discusses many cultures and imparts a worldly view on students. We discuss the meaning of sustainability, and the first half of the class thoroughly investigates the sustainability of various means of food gathering/production. It pertains to engineering, too, since there are many case studies of the impact, both positive and negative, of technology/modernization/globalization on developing countries. Other topics have also included resourceextraction, health, and the spread of disease. There is a lot of reading, but the focus of the class is on understanding and being able to discuss complex concepts rather than doing a lot of busy work. There is a once per week discussion question as weekly homework, and the exams consist of two midterms and a final paper.
It is not a religion class. This is a liberal art class goes over some of the bestselling novels from the Muslim world, selected from the Arabia peninsula, Egypt, Iran, Bangladesh, India and Pakistan and Arab-Israelis conflict. These novels touch on religion, culture, politics, social life, gender, LGBT, ISIS and many other issues. To do well in this class you need to be prepared for reading; it is a lot of work but the novels you read throughout the class are very interesting and will challenge any preconceived notions you might have about Muslim cultures. There are three assignments (4-pages) and one final paper (8 pages). The class discussion is mostly led by students.
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