Syllabi and Resources for Courses Taught by Dr. David Blanke

Contact Information:

Office Location: FC 265 (Click here for a campus map; the FC or "Faculty Center" is building #8)
Office Phone: (361) 825-2373
Email: david.blanke@tamucc.edu

HIST-1302 Syllabi:

• HIST-1302 MW 1:00-2:15PM (SPRING 2009; BH104)
  • The 9/11 Commission Report Assignments
    • National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Federal Building and Fire Safety Investigation of the World Trade Center; Conspiracy Theory re: Controlled Demolition of WTC.
  • Help with Understanding Historical "Significance"

• HIST-1302 Powerpoint Lecture Outlines
• HIST-1302 Study Guide: Exam 1
• HIST-1302 Study Guide: Exam 2
• HIST-1302 Study Guide: Exam 3

Upper Division UNDERGRADUATE History Courses:

• HIST-3324 The United States in the Gilded Age, 1869-1898 (FALL, 2007)
• HIST-3325 Emergence of the Modern U.S., 1898-1945
• HIST-3335 The U.S. Urban Experience
• HIST-4327 U.S. Modern Popular Culture
• HIST-4385 Historical Research and Writing (SPRING 2009)
• Book Reviews for 3000-4000 level classes

• Understand your rights and responsibilities as students of the university. Review the most recent Undergraduate Student Handbook at http://falcon.tamucc.edu/~students/

GRADUATE History Courses:

• HIST-5323 U.S. Gilded Age (FALL, 2008)
• HIST-5380 U.S. Gilded Age and Progressive Era
• HIST-5380 Modern Popular Culture
• HIST-5336 U.S. Urban History

Other Useful information:

• Careers for Students of History (provided by the American Historical Association)
• Links to Useful History-Related Web Sites and Texas Historical Archives
• Note-taking, studying, and productive use of class time
• For all 3000 and 4000 level History courses, the History Area REQUIRES students to use the Chicago School/Turabian citation method.
  •  For some common citation methods, link here.
• Thematic Essays
• Book Reviews
• Basics for Term Papers

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