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BACHELOR OF ARTS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

Course Syllabus in INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (POLSC 5)

Vision
A leading university in science and technology by 2022.

Mission
The University shall provide quality, relevant, and responsive scientific, technological and professional education and advanced training in different areas of
specialization; and shall undertake research and extension services in support to socio-economic development of Antique, the Filipino nation, and the global
community.

Attributes of UA Graduates:
Universally Achieving
 Professionals imbued with high personal integrity and commitment
 Research – oriented innovators and life-long learners;
 Intellectuals with strong nationalistic, environmental, cultural, and artistic sense;
 Development – driven leaders and socially responsible change agents; and
 Execellent workers with high technological and technical expertise.

CURRICULUM MAP
The graduate of the B.A Political Science program should have developed the ability to:

PROGRAM OUTCOMES LEVEL OF ARTICULATION in the COURSE

a) engage in lifelong learning and understand the need to keep abreast with the developments in the field of practice; Demonstrate skills, with and without supervision
b) communicate effectively;
c) work effectively and independently in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams;
d) practice professional, social and ethical attitudes, values and responsibilities;
e) appreciate and value “Filipino historical and cultural heritage” and uphold constitutional and statutory guarantees.
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f) apply knowledge essential to the conduct of political researches. Practice skills with and without supervision
g) apply knowledge, skills essential to the practice of political science, international and local laws. Practice skills with and without supervision
h) apply knowledge, skills in conducting political researches and determining needed local and international foreign Practice skills with and without supervision
policies.
i) apply knowledge, skills public administration and governance; Practice skills with and without supervision
j) apply knowledge, skills in handling offenders’ welfare and development for their re-integration to the community. Practice skills with and without supervision
k) participate in the generation of new knowledge or in research and development projects Practice skills with and without supervision

Course Information
Course Code : POLSC 5
Course Title : : INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Course Description: This course focuses on the the study of intercorrectedness of politics, economics and law on a global level. The students will study the
relationships between political entities such as sovereign states, inter-governmental organizations, international non-govrnmental organizations, and other non-
governmental organizations.
.

Pre requisite : POLSC 3

Co requisite : None
Credit : 3 unit
Class Schedule Lecture: Time: Day: Room:
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DETAILED COURSE OUTLINE:

INTENDED OUTCOMES –
ASSESSMENT
PROGRAM PERFORMANCE LEARNING TEXTBOOK/ BASED TIME
COURSE TOPICS OF LEARNING
OUTCOMES INDICATOR OUTCOME REFERENCES TEACHING AND ALLOT
OUTCOMES
(ILO) LEARNING MENT
(ALO)
(OBTL )
1. Engage in 1. 1.Ability to 1. Memorize in 1.UA Mission and Vision; 1.Student 1.Classroom 1.Presentation of 1 Hour
lifelong learning recite, enumerate the mind and Goals and Objectives Manual/Syllabus sharing output with rubrics
and understand and explain the heart the 1.2.Grading System (Introductions)
the need to Universitys Universitys
keep abreast Mission, Vision, Mission, Vision,
with the Goals and Goals and
developments Objective Objective
in the field of
practice

2.Work effectively 2. Give the 2. Ability to give 2.International Relations: 2.World Politics in 2. Lecture, 2. Graded 8 hours
and independently meaning,apply the meaning,apply Meaning, Application and Standard Political Group Discussion recitation and
in multi- and determine the and determine the Effects Relations by and Library Work Essay quiz and
disciplinary and effects of effects of Alfred Degracy Essay Exam
multi-cultural international international 2010 edition,
teams relations relations International
Politics in
Chaging World by
John Rourke
2009 edition
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3. Appreciate and 3.Discuss the 3.Ability to 3.Geneva Conventions, 3.World Politics in 3.Lecture, 3.Graded 8Hours
value “Filipino purpose and discuss the Global Governance, Standard Political Group Discussion recitation and
historical and effects of the purpose and Interventions, Doctrines of Relations by and Library Work Essay quiz and
cultural Geneva effects, Cooperation and Alfred Degracy Essay Exam
heritage” and Conventions, internationally and International Conflicts and 2010 edition,
uphold Global politically, Geneva Disputes. International
constitutional Governance, Conventions, Politics in
and statutory Interventions, Chaging World by
Global
guarantees. Doctrines of John Rourke
Governance,
Cooperation and 2009 edition
International Interventions,
Conflicts and Doctrines of
Disputes. Cooperation and
International
Conflicts and
Disputes.

4.Discuss and 4. Ability to 4.Diplomatic History and 4. Diplomacy by 4.Lecture, 4.Graded 8 hours
4. Participate in expalin Diplomatic discuss and Related Topics and Henry Kissinger Group Discussion recitation and
the generation History and explain Diplomatic Foreign Aid 2010 edition and Library Work Essay quiz and
of new Related Topics History and Exam
knowledge or and Foreign Aid Related Topics
in research and how they and Foreign Aid
and affect the political and how they
development world affect the political
projects. world
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5. Discuss and 5. Ability to 5.WWI and WWII, Cold 5.Remembering 5.Lecture, 5.Graded
understand the explain the War, Arms Race, Korean- World War 1 by Group Discussion recitation and 8 hours
causes and causes and War, China-Taiwan Barnes and Noble and Library Work Essay quiz and
effects of wars effects of wars Conflict and American published 2014 Essay Exam
and the conflicts and the conflicts Isolationism by World War 2
between states between states by Antony Bevor
affecting modern affecting modern published 2012
day politics and day politics and
life life
6. Discuss and 6. Ability to 6.Conflict in the Middle 6. Conflict in the 6.Lecture, 6.Graded
understand the explain the East and the need of Middle East by Group Discussion recitation and 8 hours
causes and causes and mediation P.J Vatikiotis 2010 and Library Work Essay quiz and
effects of the effects of Middle edition Essay Exam
conflicts in the East and its
Middle East and resolution
how they shake
up the entire Arab
world
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7. Understand 7. Distinguish the 7.The United State 7.The American 7.Lecture, 7.Graded
and Explain the difference of the Foreign Relations: Foreign Relation Group Discussion, recitation and 8 hours
purpose, causes foreign relation of US-Latin America by Thomas Reporting and Essay quiz and
and effect of the the US and other US-Cuba Conflict Paterson 2009 Library Work Essay Exam
US Foreign distinguish states Us-China Conflict edition
Relations from the different US-Israel
continents US-Russia Conflict
US-EUROPE
US-ASIA
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8. Understand the 8. Enumerate the 8.International Safety and 8.Global Security 8.Lecture, 8.Graded 8 hours
worl-wide effect of causes and effect Security, Weaponization and Safety by Group Discussion, recitation and
Nuclear weapons of nuclear and Nuclear Jahankni et. al. Reporting and Essay quiz and
as well as the advancement and Advancements published 2017 Library Work Essay Exam
international scare the importance of
of nuclear international
advancements safety and
and how it can security towards
create and ensure such means
international
safety

Semestral Requirements:

 Class Attendance
 Written Examinations
 Individual/ Group Output
 Individual/ Group Reporting

Grading System:
To pass this course , one must accumulate at least 75% based on the criteria given below:

Midterm/Final Grade- Part I (70%) + Part II (30%)

Part II– 65% Part I – 35%

Quizes========15%
Long Quiz=====15% Project/ Output ===== 20%
Midterm/Final Exam ==35% Class Participation === 15%

Midterm Grade = 70% of part1+ 30% of part 2

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Tentative Final Grade = 70% of part1+ 30% of part 2

Final Grade = 50% of midterm grade + 50% of tentative final grade

Prepared by:

GOLDWYN J. CABIGUNDA RICHARD C. GARCIA ABELINO R. YSULAT

Email Address: goldcabigunda@gmail.com, rcg_lbg@yahoo.com.ph, panggo19@yahoo.com

Contact No.: 09177046040 09550442005 09351716486
Consultation Time/Day: Tuesday and Thursday 1:00pm – 4:00pm Rm: CAS Faculty Lounge

Checked and Verified by: Approved by:

GOLDWYN J. CABIGUNDA PROF. MARILU B. BACULNA

Area Head, Political Science Dean, College of Arts and Sciences