| HIST1190 | Independent Study in History | No Description Set |
| HIST1301 | U.S. History to 1865 | A survey of the discovery and settlement of the thirteen colonies, the American Revolution, the founding of the Republic and the evolution of representative government, the causes of secession, and the Civil War. |
| HIST1301CS | American History to 1865, ChristianScholars Program | No Description Set |
| HIST1301HS | U.S. History to 1865 | A survey of the discovery and settlement of the thirteen colonies, the American Revolution, the founding of the Republic and the evolution of representative government, the causes of secession, and the Civil War. Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer, Online.... |
| HIST1302 | U.S. History Since 1865 | A survey of U.S. History from the reconstruction after the Civil War, the settlement of the West, the industrial and progressive movements, through the emergence of the United States as a world power to the present. |
| HIST1302CS | American History Since 1865 ChristianScholars | No Description Set |
| HIST1302HS | U.S. History Since 1865 | A survey of U.S. History from the reconstruction after the Civil War, the settlement of the West, the industrial and progressive movements, through the emergence of the United States as a world power to the present. Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer, Onli... |
| HIST2301 | World Civilization I | A study of the development of world civilization from the origin of man and the earliest known cultures through the Renaissance and the age of exploration and discovery. |
| HIST2301HS | World Civilization I | A study of the development of world civilization from the origin of man and the earliest known cultures through the Renaissance and the age of exploration and discovery. For Honors Scholar Academy students only. |
| HIST2302 | World Civilization II | A study of the development of world civilization from the Protestant Reformation era, through the Age of Enlightenment up to twentieth century thought and the modern technological revolution. |
| HIST2302HS | World Civilization II | A study of the development of world civilization from the Protestant Reformation era, through the Age of Enlightenment up to twentieth century thought and the modern technological revolution. Honors Scholar Academy |
| HIST3190 | Independent Study in History | No Description Set |
| HIST3191 | Independent Study in History | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses (juniors or seniors only). |
| HIST3290 | Independent Study in History | No Description Set |
| HIST3301 | European Church History | The history of the church from the New Testament era to the present. this study includes Christian thought, institution, expansion, and the impact of Christianity on Western culture. |
| HIST3302 | American Church History | American church history from its European background to the present. A general survey with particular attention to indigenous characteristics: denominationalism, revivalism, sectarianism, social gospel, and American Christian thought. |
| HIST3303 | Internship in History | A supervised field placement with an historical institution. This course provides the student with an opportunity to gain practical experience in the field of history in addition to earning credit. Placement may be in an academic, institutional, or... |
| HIST3304 | American Diplomatic History | An analysis of the events and personalities that have contributed to the development of american foreign policy since 1898. |
| HIST3305 | Historiography and Historical Methods | A study of 'the history of historical writing' - including the meaning and interpretation of history and the movements and schools of historical thought. Also included will be an introduction to the 'doing' of history including the methods, technique... |
| HIST3305 | Texas History | A study of the social, economic, and political problems in the history of Texas. |
| HIST3306 | Colonial Latin Am Hist | A survey of Latin American history,economic, and political institutions form the discovery of America to 1824. |
| HIST3307 | Modern Latin American History | A survey of Latin American history,economic, and political institutions from 1824 to the present. |
| HIST3308 | British History to 1603 | A study of Britain from the Roman conquest to 1603 and the end of the Tudor Period, with emphasis on the English Reformation and the origins of colonization in the Americas. |
| HIST3309 | British History Since 1603 | A study of the accession of the Stuarts to the present, with emphasis placed on constitutional, political, and religious developments. Special emphasis will be placed on the Puritan Revolution and the Glorious Revolution. |
| HIST3310 | Tudor-Stuart England | A study of England during the period of the Tudor and Stuart monarchs with emphasis on political, economic, religious, and intellectual developments. |
| HIST3311 | The Reformation Era | This course will cover social, political, economic, and religious developments from the Renaissance through the Counter Reformation Stress will be laid on the leading reformeres and their theological views. The ensuing Counter Reformation which was... |
| HIST3312 | His of Modern Europe to 1815 | A study of the evolution of Modern Europe with special emphasis given to the Renaissance and Reformation and the political and intellectual developments of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, including the French Revolution. |
| HIST3313 | History of Modern Europe Since 1815 | A study of the rise of liberalism and nationalism, as well as the rise of modern totalitarian dictatorships and the need for collective security. |
| HIST3314 | Medieval History I | A study of Western Civilization from the collapse of the Roman Empire to 1200 AD with emphasis upon social, cultural, political and intellectual developments. |
| HIST3315 | Medieval History II | A study of Western Civilization from 1200 AD to 1500 AD with emphasis upon social, cultural, political and intellectual developments. |
| HIST3377 | Discover Israel | No Description Set |
| HIST3391 | History of Eastern Europe | No Description Set |
| HIST3392 | Window on Taiwan | No Description Set |
| HIST3393 | History of the Caribbean | No Description Set |
| HIST3393 | Independent Study in History | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses (juniors or seniors only). |
| HIST3395 | Baptist History | No Description Set |
| HIST3396 | Independent Study in History | No Description Set |
| HIST3397 | History of Italy | No Description Set |
| HIST3401 | History Practicum | Practicum |
| HIST3402 | History Practicum II | Practicum |
| HIST3403 | Fdtns/Policy Analysis & Pub Involvment I | The purpose of this unit is to introduce students to the foundational concepts for analyzing public policy and for Christian involvement in public affairs. Students will learn some of the basic tools of public policy analysis, and study the pattern... |
| HIST3404 | Topics in Domestic Policy | The purpose of this unit is to examine how ques- tions of Biblical justice relate to the doings of government. During this course you will be intro- duced to the dynamics of presidential politics, study a range of issues raised by current policy mak... |
| HIST4190 | Independent Study in History | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses (juniors or seniors only). |
| HIST4290 | Independent Study in History | No Description Set |
| HIST4302 | Urban Development | A study of the development of cities, their organization, functions, problems, and nature of municipal politics. May be taken for criminal justice credit with permission. Fall, odd-numbered years Prerequisite: 6 hours of political science or history... |
| HIST4303 | European Church History | A study of the history of the church from the New Testament era to the present. This study includes Christian thought, institutions, expansion, and the impact of Christianity on Western culture. |
| HIST4304 | American Church History | A study of American church history from its European background to the present. A general survey with particular attention to its indigenous characteristics: denominationalism, revivalism, sectarianism, social gospel, and American Christian thought. |
| HIST4305 | American Culture and Intellectual History | A study of the contribution of social and political thought, religion, science, scholarship, and education to the history of American civilization. |
| HIST4307 | Twentieth Century America | A study involving the major domestic and international events of the twentieth century with major emphasis on the proper relationship between these events and the social, economic, and religious patterns of the times. This course contains a field-bas... |
| HIST4308 | American Diplomatic History | A study of the events and personalities that have contributed to the development of American foreign policy since 1898 and a study of the factors and agencies involved in the formulation of American foreign policy. |
| HIST4309 | Texas History | A study of the social, economic, and political events in the history of Texas. |
| HIST4310 | Foundations of the American Republic | This course explores the interaction of people, events and institutions in the development of our democratic republic. The course will focus on the period between 1763 and 1800. The student will follow America's alienation from Britain, separation an... |
| HIST4311 | Ancient History | A survey of ancient history from the early Mesopotamian civilizations to the fall of Rome. |
| HIST4312 | Ancient History II | A survey of ancient history from the division of Alexander's kingdom to the fall of Rome. |
| HIST4312 | History of Free Market Thought | This course explores and surveys some of the major thinkers and their ideas in the development of the classical school of economics. While the content focuses on free market thought, other economic theory will be addressed to introduce a comparative... |
| HIST4313 | Leadership America's Founding | Reserved for committee approval. Crossed with MAL 5313, POLS 4313 |
| HIST4315 | Topics in Latin American History | A survey of Latin American history, economic, and political institutions. Topical offerings will include: Colonial period, Modern period, etc. May be repeated for credit when content changes. Grade replacement for special topics courses may only be... |
| HIST4317 | Colonial Latin American His | A survey of Latin American history, economic, and political institutions from the discovery of America to 1824. Fall, even-numbered years Prerequisite: 6 hours of history. |
| HIST4318 | Modern Latin American History | A survey of Latin American history, economic, and political institutions from 1824 to the present. Spring, odd-numbered years Prerequisite: 6 hours of history |
| HIST4319 | The Renaissance and the Reformation Era | A study of social, political, economic, and religious developments from the Renaissance through the Counter Reformation. Emphasis will be on the leading reformers and their theological views. Both the continental and English Reformation will be exami... |
| HIST4320 | Medieval History | A study of Western Civilization from the collapse of the Roman Empire to AD 1500 with emphasis upon social, cultural, political, and intellectual developments. |
| HIST4321 | Medieval History II | A study of Western Civilization from AD 1200 to AD 1500 with emphasis upon social, cultural, political and intellectual developments. |
| HIST4322 | Baptist History | A survey of Baptist history, including the origins of Baptists in England and America, key leaders, events, and movements in Baptist life in the seventeenth through twentieth centuries, and the work of Baptists in other parts of the world. The cours... |
| HIST4323 | The American Civil War | A study of the background and causes of secession and war, the military, political, economic and diplomatic aspects of the war. |
| HIST4324 | WWII Sem: Read/Film | Reading and Research in World War II. |
| HIST4329 | Revolutionary Power: Leadership in theLives of Founding Fathers | cross with LED 4309 & POLS 4329 when approved |
| HIST4331 | History Fo Thought and Worldview in EastAsia | No Description Set |
| HIST4332 | History of Thought & Worldview in EastAsia | No Description Set |
| HIST4340 | Special Topics in U.S. History | Studies on a selected topic in U.S. history. May be repeated for credit when content changes. Grade replacement for special topics courses may only be accomplished under special topics courses with the same topic and content. |
| HIST4351 | History and Culture of East Asia | This course will explore the historical background of China, Japan, and Korea, and analyze the East Asian culture and the current dynamics of social issues in these three countries. |
| HIST4352 | History of East Asian Philosophy & Religion | This course will explore the history of East Asian philosophy, religious beliefs, and practices from the area's prehistory to the present. |
| HIST4357 | Understanding East Asian Civilization and Culture | For students involved in cultural immersion, this course provides an exploration of basic components of local culture and the heritage of civilization of a designated host country in East Asia, including an appreciation for history, religion, festiva... |
| HIST4359 | Travel Study in East Asia | Discover the vibrant culture, history and society of East Asia, with a particular travel focus on one East Asian country. This travel study course introduces students to important cities, major historical sites, and different cultural regions. In add... |
| HIST4360 | Understanding Japanese Society | This course is a study of the fundamental sources that have shaped modern Japanese culture and society, including history, geography, arts, literature, religion and other traditional cultural practices. Based on an exploration of both visual and writ... |
| HIST4389 | Understanding Japanese Society | reserve Spring 2014, cross SOCI 4398, |
| HIST4390 | Independent Study in History | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses (juniors or seniors only). |
| HIST4391 | Great Awaken in Col America | MAY MINI 2010 |
| HIST4391 | Independent Study in History | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses (juniors or seniors only). |
| HIST4392 | City on a Hill: Leadership Profiles inPre-Revolutionary Boston | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4393 | Presidential Leadership - Leading inTurbulent Times | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4393 | Understanding Japanese Society | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4394 | The Leadership of Abraham Lincoln | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4395 | Special Topic: Religious Liberty | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4396 | American Christianity, Civil Rights, andLeadership | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4396 | The Transatlantic Slave Trade | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4397 | Reading/Research WWI | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4397 | Revolutionary Power: Leadership in theLives of the Founding Fathers | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4398 | History of the Great War | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4399 | Revolutionary Power: Leadership in theLives of the Founding Fathers | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST4401 | American Domestic Practicum | Practicum |
| HIST4402 | International Relations | International Relations Practicum. |
| HIST4403 | Topics in International Policy | The purpose of this unit is to orient students to the nature of the relationship between the United States and the world--at the end of the twentieth century. We will explore the meaning of the Biblical theme of shalom as a way of seeing na- tions'... |
| HIST4404 | Found/Policy Analysis/Public Involmnt II | The purpose of this unit is to understand the the- ological and cutltural context for the American Studies Program (ASP) while learning some of the basic tools of public policy analysis and Chris- tian involvement in public affairs. Interacting with... |
| HIST5300 | Western Heritage/Christianity | An overview of Western civilization and the influence of Christianity in economic, plitical and social developments of Western civilization including te Ancient period, Greece, Rome, the Middle Ages, Renaissance, Reformation, Enlightenment and the... |
| HIST5301 | Western Church History | A study of the history of the church from the New Testament era to the present giving special emphasis to developments in Europe and the West. This study includes Christian thought, philosophy, literature, institutions, expansion, and secular backgro... |
| HIST5302 | History of Religion in America | A study in the history of religion in America from its European background to the present. This study includes Christian thought, philosophy, literature, institutions, expansion, and secular backgrounds as they relate to the American experience. Spec... |
| HIST5303 | Baptist History | This course is a survey of Baptist history, including the origins of Baptists in England and America, key leaders, events, and movements in Baptist life in the seventeenth through twentieth centuries, and the work of Baptists in other parts of the wo... |
| HIST5304 | American Diplomatic History | An in-depth study of the personalities, issues, and events that have shaped American foreign policy since 1898. This study includes such issues as U.S. Relations with Latin America, U.S. involvement in the world wars, American involvement in Asia, an... |
| HIST5304 | History of American Diplomacy | An analysis of the events and personalities that have contributed to the development of American foreign policy since 1898. |
| HIST5305 | History of Texas | A study of Texas history from discovery to the present. Special emphasis will be placed on the geography of Texas and the cultural, economic, political, and social institutions contributed by Spain. This 5000-level course is cross-listed with a 4000-... |
| HIST5307 | Twentieth Century America | A study involving the major domestic and political events of the 20th century with major emphasis on the proper relationship between these events and the social, economic, and religious patterns of the times. |
| HIST5308 | Medieval History | A study of Western Civilization from the collapse of the Roman Empire to A.D. 1500 with emphasis on social, cultural, political, and intellectual developments. This 5000-level course is cross-listed with a 4000-level course and includes specific grad... |
| HIST5312 | Twentieth Century America | A study of America and the world since 1900 based on the developing intellectual, cultural, and diplomatic realities. Among the elements of study will be the shift from utopian idealism to totalitarianism to international collectivism and the presupp... |
| HIST5313 | History of Free Market Thought | Reserved for committee. To be crossed with ECON 5313, HIST 4312, ECON 4312 |
| HIST5323 | Civil War and Reconstruction | No Description Set |
| HIST5353 | Ancient History I | A jstudy of ancient civilizations from the early Mesopotamian civilizations through the conquests of Alexander the Great to the fall of Rome with special emphasis given to political, social, religious, and intellectual development of these civilizati... |
| HIST5354 | Ancient Civilizations | A study of ancient civilizations from the early Mesopotamian civilizations through the conquests of Alexander the Great to the fall of Rome. Special emphasis will be given to the political, social, religious, and intellectual development and history... |
| HIST5357 | History of Reformation | A study of the religious, social, political, and economic developments of the Reformation Era beginning with the background of the Renaissance period through the end of the Counter-Reformation and the origins of the Wars of Religion of the late sixte... |
| HIST5371 | Am Cultrl & Intlltl Hist. | To assist the student in understanding the successive paradigms or world views in Western-American civilization and in recognizing the presuppositions underlying them. Social and cultural features will be emphasized to illustrate this development... |
| HIST5388 | Foundations of the American Republic | This course explores the interaction of people, events, and institutions in the development of our democratic republic. The course will focus on the period between 1763 and 1800. The student will follow America's alienation from Britain, separation... |
| HIST5390 | Independent Study in History | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses. |
| HIST5391 | Independent Study in History | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses. |
| HIST5392 | City on a Hill: Leadership Profiles inPre-Revolutionary Boston | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST5393 | College History Instruction Practicum | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST5393 | Independent Study in American HistorySpecial Topic | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses. |
| HIST5394 | Independent Study in Hist | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses. |
| HIST5395 | History of Free Market Ideas | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST5396 | American Christianity, Civil Rights, andLeadership | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST5396 | The Transatlantic Slave Trade | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST5397 | The Leadership of Abraham Lincoln | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST5398 | Religious Liberty | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST5399 | Revolutionary Power: Leadership in theLives of the Founding Fathers | This is an experimental course and is not listed in the current version of the Dallas Baptist University Undergraduate Catalog or Graduate Catalog. Experimental courses are identified by a '9' as the third digit of the course number (e.g., ENGL 2390)... |
| HIST5490 | Independent Study in History | Independent Study courses are devised by professors to permit students to explore material not offered in regularly scheduled courses. |
| HIST6305 | Master's Thesis I | This course involves a scholarly, researched treatment of a topic of interest to the student, guided by an advising professor in tutorial fashion. This process includes attending a seminar to help the student identify research questions, to choose th... |
| HIST6306 | Master's Thesis II | This course is a continuation of HIST 6305 and involves a scholarly, researched treatment of a topic of interest to the student, guided by an advising professor in tutorial fashion. This process involves synthesis of research and planning in HIST 630... |