Students demonstrate an ability to define basic political science concepts and theories.
Students appropriately formulate hypotheses, construct research designs, and apply analytical skills, including quantitative reasoning, to the study of political science.
Students understand the importance of diversity in the U.S. and cross-nationally.
Students demonstrate an ability to write effectively about politics and government.
Students demonstrate an ability to locate, cite, and critically assess sources.
Students demonstrate an understanding of the relevance of important political theorists in the Western or other traditions.
Students demonstrate and understanding of the relevance for politics and policy making of formal political institutions, rules, and processes in the U.S.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of the relevance for politics and policy making of formal political institutions, rules, and processes cross-nationally.
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