Description

In this course we will engage rigorously with some of the central ideas directed at how to build the ideal society. In the attempt to unravel what is clearly a complex matter we will focus on some of the compelling debates and ideas from classical antiquity to our times.

Objectives

By the end of the course students will have:

1. an in-depth knowledge of the seminal theoretical debates on the socioeconomic and political organization of society;
2. a deep appreciation for Africa’s historical and contemporary contributions and responses to these theoretical debates; and an improved ability to articulate and support critical arguments in writing.

Course Content

There are many major concepts covered in medical lab technician programs, including:

• Basic laboratory procedures
• Chemistry
• Bacteriology
• Microbiolo
• Hematology
• Medical technology

Mode of Delivery

Course will be delivered via lectures, discussions and laboratory practices.

Reading Materials

• Heskett, J. (1985) Industrial Design (World of Art). Thames & Hudson.
• Gantz, C. (2014). Founders of American Industrial Design, McFarland, Jefferson.
• Ferebee, A. and Byles, J. (2011). A History of Design from the Victorian Era to the Present: A Survey of the Modern Style in Architecture, Interior Design, Industrial Design, Graphic Design and Photography (2^nd Ed) New York, W.W. Norton & Co.
• Fiell, C. and Fiell, P. (2012). Design of the 20th Century. Taschen.