Spring 2025 Schedule
This schedule is subject to change. Syllabi will be linked as they become available. If you do not see the syllabus you need for the current semester, please email the instructor. For older syllabi, please email your request to the department at history@sjsu.edu.
For a complete Spring 2025 Class Schedule, please read this sheet [pdf].
| COURSE | TITLE | UNITS | INSTRUCTOR |
|---|---|---|---|
| HIST 1B (1) | WORLD HIST. TO 1500 | 3 | KATSEV |
| HIST 10A (1) | WESTERN CIV. SINCE 1648 | 3 | KATSEV |
| HIST 15 (1) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | BUYCO |
| HIST 15 (2) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | CIRIVILLERI |
| HIST 15 (3) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | CUSHNER |
| HIST 15 (4) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | BUYCO |
| HIST 15 (5) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | CIRIVILLERI |
| HIST 15 (6) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | CIRIVILLERI |
| HIST 15 (7) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | CIRIVILLERI |
| HIST 15 (8) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | JEFFREY |
| HIST 15 (9) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | JEFFREY |
| HIST 15 (10) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | GARCIA |
| HIST 15 (11) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | CHILTON |
| HIST 15 (80) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | CORONA |
| HIST 15 (81) | ESSENTIALS OF U.S. HIST. | 3 | MERAZ-CERNA |
| HIST 20A (80) | HIST. OF AMERICAN PEOPLE | 3 | GUARDINO |
| HIST 20B (80) | HIST. OF AMERICAN PEOPLE | 3 | GUARDINO |
| HIST 50 (1) | HISTORICAL PROCESS | 3 | NARVESON, E. |
| HIST 99 (1) | HISTORY FUNDAMENTALS (HYBRID) | 3 | CHILTON |
| HIST 100W (1) | WRITING WORKSHOP | 3 | KATSEV |
| HIST 102 (1) | HISTORIOGRAPHY | 4 | PICKERING |
| HIST 109A (1) | HISTORY OF CHINA | 4 | HOU |
| HIST 112 (01) |
ANCIENT WEST TO 500 BCE |
4 | TBA |
| HIST 132 (1) |
ADV. TOPICS IN WORLD HISTORY |
4 | HOU |
| HIST 144 (01) |
EUROPE, 1900-1945 |
4 | PICKERING |
| HIST 155 (1) |
20TH CENTURY WORLD |
4 | KATSEV |
| HIST 167 (01) | ADV. TOPICS IN LATIN AMERICAN HIST. Topic: Mexico | 4 | GARCIA |
| HIST 170S (80) | TOPICS IN AMERICAN HIST. | 3 | GENDZEL |
| HIST 170S (81) | TOPICS IN AMERICAN HIST. | 3 | GENDZEL |
| HIST 170S (82) | TOPICS IN AMERICAN HIST. | 3 | CHILTON |
| HIST 170S (83) |
TOPICS IN AMERICAN HIST. |
3 | CHILTON |
| HIST 173 (80) |
NEW WORLD INCOUNTERS , 1400-1750 |
4 | OLSON |
| HIST 177 (01) |
INDUSTRISL AMERICA, 1877-1920 |
4 | GENDZEL |
| HIST 181 (1) |
ADV. TOPICS IN AMERICAN HISTORY ~Topic: The Sixties |
3 | GENDZEL |
| HIST 210A (1) |
ADVANCED COLLOQUIUM IN U.S. HISTORY ~Topic: Colonial America |
4 | Hilde |
| HIST 220 (1) |
ADVANCED COLLOQUIUM WORLD HISTORY ~Topic: Revolutions in World History |
4 | PICKERING |
| HIST 280 (1) |
SEMINAR IN RECENT AMERICAN HISTORY ~Topic: Immigration |
4 | GARCIA |
| ADVANCED TOPICS COURSES |
|---|
| HIST 131 (1): ADV. TOPICS IN WORLD HIST ~ Environmental History |
| HIST 167 (1): ADV. TOPICS IN LATIN AMERICAN HIST. ~ Mexico |
|
HIST 181 (1): ADV. TOPICS IN AMERICAN HIST. ~ The Sixties |
| PRE 1750 COURSES |
|---|
| HIST 109 : HISTORY OF CHINA TO 1800 |
| HIST 112: ANCIENT WEST TO 500 BCE |
| SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHER PREP (SSTP) DEPARTMENT | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| COURSE | TITLE | UNITS | INSTRUCTOR |
| SOCS 137 (1) | CA HIST. FOR TEACHERS (HYBRID) | 3 | ROUSE |
| SOCS 137 (1) | CA HIST. FOR TEACHERS (HYBRID) | 3 | ROUSE |
| SOCS 138 (1) | U.S. HIST. FOR TEACHERS | 3 | BELSHE |
| SOCS 138 (2) | U.S. HIST. FOR TEACHERS | 3 | BELSHE |
| SOCS 139 (1) | WORLD HIST. FOR TEACHERS | 3 | NARVESON, J. |
| SOCS 139 (2) | WORLD HIST. FOR TEACHERS | 3 | NARVESON, J. |
*HIST 137, 138, 139, and 170S do not count toward the B.A. or M.A. or minor in History*
ADVANCED TOPICS COURSES: History majors need to take at least two Advanced Topics courses. These courses are open to all history majors, minors, graduate students, and interested upper-division students from other majors. Topics change each semester. Advanced Topics courses are equivalent to other 4-unit upper-division History courses in workload and difficulty. "Advanced" does NOT mean "tougher."
PRE-1750 COURSES: History majors need to take at least two upper division courses that focus on the period before 1750. These courses are open to all history majors, minors, graduate students, and interested upper-division students from other majors.
*Please see the History Undergraduate Advisor for details*
