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This syllabus outlines the content and evaluation structure for a university course on language and power, focusing on linguistic diversity and policy at the Texas-Mexico border.
Course Description: This course explores issues of linguistic diversity along the Texas-Mexico border and elsewhere in the U.S. Much of our reading will focus on how language differences both reflect and reinforce social hierarchies.
Year: 2020
Region / City: Texas-Mexico Border
Topic: Linguistic Diversity, Language Policy, Linguistic Racism
Document Type: Course Syllabus
Organization / Institution: University of Texas at El Paso
Author: Dr. Aurolyn Luykx
Target Audience: Students of ANTH 3330, SOCI 3330, LING 4371
Period of Action: Spring 2020
Approval Date: January 2020
Date of Changes: N/A
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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ANTH 3101: Issues in Contemporary American Culture and Society – Fall 2021
Course Code: ANTH 3101
Semester: Fall 2021
Course Title: Issues in Contemporary American Culture and Society
Discipline: Anthropology
Institution: University of North Texas
Department: Department of Anthropology
Instructor: Dr. Jamie K. Johnson
Instructor Title: Senior Lecturer
Office Location: 124 Sycamore Hall
Course Format: 100% Online
Course Level: 3000-level, Intermediate
Affiliated Program: Women’s and Gender Studies
Contact Email: [email protected]
Office Phone: 940-369-5403
Technical Support Contact: Student Helpdesk, 940-565-2324, [email protected]
Learning Platform: Canvas
Assessment Components: Discussion Forums; Critical Reflection and Response Essays; Engaged Anthropology Presentation
Total Discussion Points: 260
Total Critical Reflection Points: 350
Presentation Points: 100
Number of Modules: 14
Main Themes: What is America/n?; Identity and Culture Groups; Institutions and Social Structures
Required Materials: Embedded readings, films, and media in Canvas
Prerequisites: None required; ANTH 1010 or ANTH 2300 recommended
Primary Focus: Contemporary American culture and society through anthropological frameworks
CHUNG LING PRIVATE OPEN CHESS TOURNAMENT 2016 (INDIVIDUAL EVENT)
Year: 2016
Region / City: Penang
Theme: Chess Tournament
Document Type: Tournament Information
Organizing Institution: Chung Ling Private High School
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: Chess players, participants under 18
Period of Validity: 26 June 2016
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Not specified
Closing Date for Registration: 22nd June 2016
Eligibility: Players born in or after 2006 for U10, 2004 for U12, 2002 for U14, and 1998 for U18
Registration Fee: RM 25 for open category, RM 18 for below 18
Maximum Participants: 230 players
Prizes: Cash prizes for top positions
Event Schedule: Registration, 8 rounds of play, prize giving
Description: Tournament information document detailing the schedule, eligibility, fees, and prizes for the 2016 Chung Ling Private Open Chess Tournament.
Final Exam-B Math 4371: Polynomial, Rational, and Sequence Analysis
Year: 2026
Course: Math 4371
Type of Document: Exam
Institution: University / College
Target Audience: Undergraduate mathematics students
Topics: Polynomials, Rational Functions, Sequences, Graph Analysis, CAS Usage
Format: Written problems with graphing and sequence tasks
Number of Questions: Multiple
Skills Tested: Root finding, factorization, graph interpretation, sequence analysis, derivative and integral identification
Topics: ANTH LING 4371