PS01503 - Civics A 04161
Course Description
A citizen is a person who is legally recognized by a state and entitled to the state’s rights and privileges. Civics is the study of the rights and duties of such a person. One of the best ways to understand your rights and duties as a citizen is to study the government that defines and upholds them. In Civics A, you will learn about politics and government, and you’ll analyze democracy which is the system of government used in the United States. Finally, you will examine the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the U.S. Government. A course in Civics teaches you how to actively participate in governance and how you can help improve the quality of governance at all levels. Connie Godfrey, 605-721-4506, cgodfrey@tie.net
Course Code
04161
Content Area
Social Studies
Provider
Black Hills Online Learning Community
Instructor
Damon Lange
Prerequisite
None
Technology
Online
Course Materials
Electronic
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Computer and Internet access. Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power Point or equivalent. All materials provided within the course
Appropriate Grade Levels
9, 10, 11, 12
When Offered
1 Semester (fall) or (spring)
Credit
Half
Cost
$350.00
Registration Period
Registration for this course is ongoing.