Chicana and Chicano Studies · Fall 2026
SDSU CCS 300W — Theories & Concepts in CCS
Survey of different theoretical approaches and concepts in field of Chicana and Chicano Studies. Advanced introduction to structures of knowledge (history and challenges); the 'two-cultures' debates (sciences v. humanities: quantitative v. qualitative methodologies); and mechanisms of position paper writing. Satisfies the Graduation Writing Assessment Requirement (GWAR) for students who get a minimum grade of C or Cr. Upper-division courses should only be taken by students who have completed 60 semester units or more. In exceptional cases, a student who has completed fewer than 60 units may enroll in upper division courses.
Course requirements
Prerequisites: Completion of lower division GE Area 1. CCS 110 or Junior or Senior standing.
- Completion of lower division GE Area 1. CCS 110 or Junior or Senior standing.
Fall 2026 enrollment options
Seat status can change| Class # | Format | Status | Seats | Time | Location | Professor | RateMyProfessors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9638 Lecture | In person | Open | 29 / 30 | Tue/Thu 5:30 PM–6:45 PM | SSW 2514 | Brenda Lara | No RateMyProfessor match available |