Africana Experience in Science and Technology
Africana Experience in Science and Technology
01:014:347 Health Issues in the African American Community
- Course Code: 01:014:347
- Semester(s) Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer
- Credits: 3
Health Issues in the African American Community focuses on the combination of sciences, skills, and beliefs that are directed to the maintenance and improvement of the health of an entire population. This course examines critical health issues impacting the African American Community, which has often suffered from disparities in health care. In addition, it presents the basic knowledge needed to comprehend and interact with the information that continues to be published in this field. The course exposes the student to the interaction between the citizens, the problems related to healthcare, and the solutions. Attention to practical solutions is an integral part of the process. Students will have the opportunity to shadow ODASIS alumni who are currently practicing physicians and to teach what they have learned within the class setting.
01:014:380 Blacks in Science
- Course Code: 01:014:380
- Semester(s) Offered: Fall, Spring
- Credits: 3
This course is a broad survey of the contributions of Africans (past and present) to science and technology, and of the roles of science and technology in African communities in the African continent and in the African diaspora. There will be discussions on scientific thinking, the general history of science, the sociology of science, the rise of civilizations, the roles played by Africans in discoveries and technologies, and the influence of science on human values.
Current Syllabus
Spring 2024
Past Syllabi
Fall 2023
Spring 2023