• Spring 2017: Hist 3210 Syllabus: History of Science
• Fall 2014 : Hist 3220 Syllabus: History of Technology
  
• Fall 2016: Hist 3920 Syllabus: American Environmental History
  
• Spring 2013: History 323 Syllabus: History of American Technology
• Old Writing Assignments

4000/6000 level courses:

• Spring 2017: Hist 4150/6150: Introduction to Digital History
• Spring 2014: Hist 4240/6240: History of Health Care Systems
• Spring 2004: History of the U.S. Space Program 
• Fall 2003: History of American Health Care
  
• Fall 2001:  History of American Health Care

• Fall 2017: Hist 122-300 Syllabus
• Spring 2015: Hist 122-300 Syllabus
  
• Summer 2015: Hist 122-400 Syllabus
  
• Fall 2005: Hist 122 Syllabus

• Fall 2009: Hist 124 fall Syllabus
  
• Spring 2010: Hist 124 Syllabus
  

• Fall 2010: STS 301 Syllabus
  

• Hist 8000: Digital Methods for History
  
• Hist 800: Oral History (spring 2005)
• Hist 880: History in the Public Eye

• Fall 2011--Whatever Happened to the Space Age
  
• Spring 2011--Technology and Privacy
  
• Spring 2008, with Ian Walker--Living in a Digital World
  
• Fall 2004--Computers and Society
  
• Spring 2002-- American Forests
• Spring 2001-- 2001: The History of The Future
• Fall 1999-- The Millenium: Technology and its Critics
• Fall  1997-- The Space Age

• History 318 Syllabus
  

• The Easy Way to Write Web Pages
• Help for Common Computer Problems
• Using the WWW in Term Papers
• Introduction to Eudora
• Mailboxes, Filters, and Other Eudora Settings
• Netscape Basics

•  History 322 Home Page : History of Technology
•  History 322 Syllabus
•  History 322 Review Outline

• Ozone (not global warming)
• Cloning , by Rulinda Price
• Computers and Privacy
• The Apollo Mode Decision
• 2001: A Space Odyssey
• Mars , by Rulinda Price
• Space Stations , by Rulinda Price
• Cassini , by Marc Gore
• Genetic Testing
•  Xenoestrogen Pollution
•  The Year 2000 Problem by Marc Gore
•  Oconee Nuclear Reactor Relicensing
• Manned Space Flight vs. Smaller Quicker Cheaper
•   Health Information on the Internet:  Helpful or Hurtful? by LeeAnn Landers
• Why Are Computers So Unreliable?
• Genetically Engineered food – Is this a good thing? by Carole Hasson
• NASA Budget Cuts
•   Industrial Pollution
•   End of Life Decisions
•   Napster by Michael Keaton
•   NASA and the International Space Station
• Forest Roads
• Stem Cell Research  by Michael Keaton
• Does Technology Make Us More Vulnerable?
  
• Space Tourism
• Should SUV's be Banned?  by Samantha Gross
  
• Animal Cloning by Rashard Middleton
  
• The Laptop Requirement at Clemson
• Electronic Publishing
  
• Impact of Genetic Engineering on Farmers
• The Future of the Space Shuttle
• Viruses and Worms on the Internet
• How Long Can We Live?
• NASA and Mars
  
• Robots in the Home
• Adult vs. Embryonic Stem Cells  by Eric Doss
  
• Are We Running Out of Oil?
• ethanol vs. petroleum   by Adam Balthrop
• Blogs and Politics, by John Spiers
  
• Low Yield Nuclear Weapons, by Reed Peeples
  
• New Nuclear Power Plants
• Was the Space Shuttle a Mistake?
• Is Global Warming Melting Arctic Ice?
• Recycling
• Livestock Waste
• Hybrid Cars, by John Spiers
  
• Dam Removal
• Evangelical Christians and Environment Issues
• High Speed Rail
• Supreme Court Hears Global Warming Case
• Clemson Experimental Forest
• Green Building
• The Difference Between National Forests and National Parks
• Endangered birds
• Sustainable Campuses
• Nanotechnology and Warfare
• What's in Your Water Bottle?
• Enhancing Athletic Performance
  

• Teaching STS
• Using IVF for Sex Selection and Genetic Diagnosis
• Road Pricing
• Impact of Online Social Networking
• Consumers, the Internet, and Medicine
  
• Should the Library Stop Buying Printed Books?
• Internet Voting
• Privacy and Facebook
• Mad Science: Representations of Science on Film

• Classroom Technology
• Newborn Genetic Screening
• Can Technology Make Football Safe?
• The Internet and Civility in Politics
• Federal Funding for Mars Exploration
• Oil Drilling off the East Coast
• Genetic Engineering of Humans

• For Pam Mack's Home Page see: Pamela E. Mack
• Science and Technology in Society at Clemson
  
• Society for the History of Technology online journal
• History of Technology in the Carolinas Links
• A page of  National History Day Resources for 1999
• For my thoughts about evaluating the use of the internet in the classroom see: Using the Web in Teaching   and Assessment Proposal .  An example of my current assessment techniques is available at  Sample Survey
• For information on the History Department see: History Department Home Page . You will find linked to this page descriptions of history courses that are more detailed than those provided by the catalog.