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HIST 201 - The Origin and Development of Imperial China & Japan

Description:HIST 201 surveys early Chinese and Japanese history, religion, philosophy, art, and literature. China's "golden age" and Japanese feudalism are covered, and special emphasis is placed on how present-day East Asian attitudes and beliefs were originally formulated. Meets third-world course requirements.
Credit hours:4-0-4
Prerequisite(s):eligibility for ENGL 101
Applicability towards graduation:
  • Certificate or degree - All Certificates and Degrees
  • Group requirement - Humanities
  • Area of concentration - History
IAI:H2 903N: Non-Western Civilizations (GECC)
Offered:Fall

Fall 2008 Offerings

CourseSecBegEndDaysInstructorNotes
HIST 2010111:00a11:50aM,T,Th,FAustin, S
HIST 201V1OnlineAustin, S
  • Online students must contact instructor at saustin@richland.edu prior to the beginning of the semester

History Courses

NumberTitleHours
HIST 101United States to 18774-0-4
HIST 102United States since 18774-0-4
HIST 105History of Illinois3-0-3
HIST 111European Civilization through the Reformation4-0-4
HIST 112European Civilization: The Modern Era4-0-4
HIST 201The Origin and Development of Imperial China & Japan4-0-4
HIST 202Modern East Asia4-0-4
HIST 270History of Non-Western Civilization: China4-0-4
HIST 290Selected Topics in History3-0-3