Northern Arizona University - Flagstaff

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Anthropology integrates scientific and humanistic approaches to the study of people and culture informing, the two goals: to support global citizenship through information, skills, and perspectives that build cross-cultural awareness and increase the ability to identify the cultural assumptions, and to promote an engaged anthropology that addresses the contemporary challenges of the local and global communities. The content focuses on the range of human cultural and biological diversity through anthropology’s core concepts, theories, methods, and major debates. Skills developed include critical thinking, research methods and analysis, effective writing, and constructive dialogue.

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A degree in Anthropology provides opportunities to study and understand human social, cultural, biological, prehistoric, and language systems. The program features a holistic cross-cultural approach that includes research, fieldwork, and service. Students round out their studies with four terms of language (or via CLEP-demonstrated proficiency).

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This program offers students the opportunity to explore such topics as data mining (through the Center for Data Insight), parallel algorithms, distributed systems, artificial intelligence, fuzzy logic, neural networks, evolutionary programming, and modeling reactive systems as well as foundation work in programming languages, software engineering, virtual collaborative environments, and user interfaces.

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