Student Learning Outcomes

Political Science

1. Demonstrate knowledge of the concepts and theories applied to the area of Political Science and its sub-fields which include American Government, Comparative Politics, International Relations, Political Philosophy, and Public Administration.
2. Incorporate and apply a variety of social science theories and methods that compliment and are intertwined with the comprehensive area of Political Science for a variety of purposes, including civic awareness and participation.
3. Differentiate among the various competing political systems, compare and contrast the strengths and limitations of each system, and explain the internal and external operations of such systems.
4. Apply critical thinking skills, writing skills, and verbal skills in explaining the role of government in the development and maintenance of modern society.
5. Recognize the contributions of the multiplicity of cultures, socio-economic classes, religious denominations and others to the political evolution of political systems.