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Felder, Richard M.; Soloman, Barbara A. – Innovative Higher Education, 1988
An experimental interdisciplinary freshman course taught at North Carolina State University was intended to introduce principles of general systems theory; to provide examples through lectures and readings of applications of these principles in a wide variety of fields; and to introduce and provide practice in critical questioning and evaluation.…
Descriptors: College Faculty, College Freshmen, Course Descriptions, Course Evaluation
Craddick, Jan – 1987
The Senior Seminar (Humanities 497) at Sheldon Jackson College, Alaska, is described. The focus of this interdisciplinary, division-taught course, is to develop a syllabus for the course using the product development guidelines of the Nova University (Florida) course, "Curriculum and Program Planning." The Senior Seminar is a requirement…
Descriptors: Bachelors Degrees, College Seniors, Course Descriptions, Course Evaluation
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Paul, Marcie L.; McAndrews, Lawrence J. – College Teaching, 1991
A history teacher and a Spanish teacher describe the setbacks and successes of an interdisciplinary team-teaching experience in the history and literature of Central America at St. Norbert College (Wisconsin). The course, evaluation by both students and an experienced team teacher, and development of a new syllabus are discussed. (MSE)
Descriptors: College Instruction, Course Descriptions, Course Evaluation, Curriculum Development
Register, Cheri; And Others – 1978
This paper describes and evaluates two courses comprising a senior seminar designed as the culmination of a women's studies curriculum. Interdisciplinary in nature and team-taught, the seminar included studies from the fields of literature, psychology, and anthropology. The theme of the Winter 1977 course was "Women, Culture, and Power." Lectures…
Descriptors: Anthropology, Behavioral Sciences, Course Content, Course Descriptions