100 / SOC I A L SC I EN C E 305. PEOPLES OF ASIA. (3)
A descriptive and comparative study of the peoples of China, Japan, India, and Indo-China, with emphasis on arts, cus toms, religion, and social structure. A cultural survey of the Indians of the Americas. A descrip tion of selected cultures representative of different areas before and after contact ·with Western countries.
306. PEOPLES OF THE AMERICAS. (3)
307. PEOPLES OF THE PACIFIC. (3)
A survey of the indigenous cultures of Polynesia, Melanesia, Micronesia, Malaysia, and Australia.
401. SEMINAR IN ANTHROPOLOGY. (3)
Contemporary problem of culture contact among non-literate peoples discussed and presented from student research.
402. READING COURSE IN ANTHROPOLOGY. (2)
A selected area or problems of anthropology covered and presented in written form.
403 . METHODS IN ANTHROPOLOGY. (3-6)
Designed to aid students to obtain and arrange anthropology data gathered on the field. Prerequisite: 301 or 303. BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Department Mci.iors: 42 units are required in each of two majors. Business Administration and Business Education with the Secondary Credential. 111. INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS. (2) A survey course covering business organization, operation, and management. 211, 212. PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I. (3, 3) Essential principles necessary to understanding accounting. Emphasis is upon the latest accounting theory and practice. A basic foundation course in business. Survey and practice of statistical tools and methods leading to the graphic and tabular presentation of business data; variation; sampling and the construction of index numbers. Correlation and regression lines. 329. PRODUCTION. (4) Planning, operation, and control of mass production proc esses. Handling and control of materials, quality, and quan tity. Setting standards, time and motion studies, automation, 320. BUSINESS STATISTICS. (3)
and supervision with emphasis upon principles. Prerequisite: 211, 212; Economics 201, 202.
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