Political Science 2301 (GOVT 2301) - Principles of United States and Texas Government (Three semester hours)

A survey of the underlying ideas, principles, and participatory practices of constitutional government in the United States and Texas. Topics considered include constitutionalism, federalism, ideology, pluralism, political culture and socialization, political parties and interest groups, public opinion, republicanism, and voting and electoral
politics.

Note: Due to differences in course content at different institutions, it is recommended that students complete the required courses in political science (government) at the same institution. This course fulfills partial requirements for the Social & Behavioral Science portion of the University Studies.