Education 146 Methods of Teaching in the Secondary Schools 3 Area Requirements Selected 3 3 Political Science 40 International Relations 5 Political Science 180 Comparative Government 5 Electives Selected 3 5 17 16 16 Senior History 111 Emergent America 3 History 125 Diplomatic History of the United States 5 History 150, 151 English History 3 3 History 170 History of Far East 5 History 199 Seminar 2 Education 157 Student Teaching in Secondary Schools 12 Education 161 Instructional Materials and Resources 3 Education 102 Learning in the Schools 3 Education 112 School Organization, Management and Law 3 English 150 or 151 American Literature 3 Elective Selected 3 16 18 14 POLITICAL SCIENCE Courses of Instruction 1. American National GovernmentStructure and functions of the national government. A W S (5). Staff 3. State Government Structure and functions of state government with special attention to the government of Utaah. A W (3). Julander 4. Local GovernmentStructure and functions of municipal and county government. A (2). Julander 224 20. Introduction to Political ScienceThe nature of man, his rights and responsibilities, the origin and nature of the state, the nature and scope of law, and the functions and powers of government. WS (5). Julander 40. Introduction to International Relataions Basic factors influencing international relations, such as nationalism, imperialism, and international trade, as well as international organization and law. AS (5). Bateman 120. Modern Political Thought Political thought since the French Revolution. (A (3). Staff 130. Political TheoryConcepts and theories. W (5). Staff 133. American Political ThoughtHistorical examination of American thought with stress on its influence on the development of the American Government. W (3). Staff 145. International Organization Problems associated with and attempts at international organization, with special attention to the League of Nations, the United Nations and its auxiliaries. W (3). Staff 148. International Politics Theories of International Politics. Elements of national power with an examination of contemporary foreign policies of the major powers. A (3). Staff 160. Political PartiesHistory, organization, and operation. A (5). (May not be offered in 1963-64.) Staff 170. Principles of Public AdministrationPrinciples and practices. S (5). Staff 180. Comparative Government The nature and role of government as reflected in modern states, with special attention to major powers. S (5). Staff 199. SeminarPreparation of carefully written seminar report. Primarily for political science majors. S (2). Staff 225