African & African American Studies - The University of Oklahoma

AFRICAN AND AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES

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2000 Level Offerings

AFAM 2003 Introduction to African and African American Studies
This course introduces students to the African and African American Studies program at the University of Oklahoma. It presents a survey of the major ideas, concepts, and issues surrounding people of African descent.

SP06 AFAM 2003-001 INTRO-AFAM STUDIES T R 10.30-11.45 am
Damario Solomon Simmons

SP06 AFAM 2003-002 INTRO-AFAM STUDIES M W F 10.30-11:20 am
Maria Davidson

SP06 AFAM 2003-003 INTRO-AFAM STUDIES T 3.30-6.20 pm
Damario Solomon Simmons

SP06 AFAM 2003-003 INTRO-AFAM STUDIES M 3:00-5:45 pm
Maria Davidson

AFAM 2113 Africa and the Diaspora
An introduction to the study of Africa and the dispersion of African people throughout the new world. Gain geographical and historical understanding of the continent of Africa and identify the central causes of underdevelopment of the continent.

SP06 AFAM 2113-001 AFRICA and DIASPORA T R 9:00-10.15 am
Tonnia Anderson

AFAM 2913 Perspectives on the Digital Divide
Theory and Application This course focuses on the issue of the digital divide and the impact of computer illiteracy in today’s society, with special focus on developing regions of Africa. The lack of access to communication technologies, including personal computers and the internet, is examined as an obstacle to the economic, social and political development in these regions. Focus is directed to theory and application.

SP06 AFAM 2913-001 DIGITAL DIVIDE M W 11.30 am -1 pm
Charles Bender

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