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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The curriculum for America’s Written Constitution online course covers diverse topics such as the Preamble, the powers held by the President, the Congress, and the judicial branch, to name a few. You will also learn how factors like geography, race, and wealth, affected the structure of the Congress, as well as the term limits, age limits, qualifications, and salaries for senators.
America’s Written Constitution programme broadly covers the relationship between States and territories; particularly, how the Supreme Court rulings on racial laws set America down the road to a civil war. You will learn the difference between laws, resolutions, statutes, and treaties.
Additionally, the course will cover the Bill of Rights, which grants citizens the right to Freedom of Speech and fair trial, to keep and bear arms, among others. The amendments to the Constitution that introduced a lot of changes in America such as abolishing slavery, redefining citizenship, and granting women the right to vote, are also covered.
Furthermore, Coursera offers America’s Written Constitution course by Coursera in association with Yale Law School. Candidates can complete the course in approximately 19 hours. They will also receive access to practice exercises, reading materials, and some bonus content.
The Highlights
- Practice Exercises for each module
- Offered by Yale University
- Self-paced learning
- English subtitles
- Financial assistance
- 100% Online course
- Flexible deadlines
- Course completion certificate by Coursera
Programme Offerings
- Pre-recorded Video Lectures
- course completion certificate from Coursera
- Flexible Deadlines
- video transcript
- 100% online course
- Practice Exercises.
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 2480 | yes | Coursera |
You can access the full Information Theory course and all its elements for free without receiving the certificate. In this case, all course materials will be provided, but the certificate of completion will not be awarded to you. However, you need to take the course and commit to earning the completion certificate by purchasing the course.
Israel State and Society Fee Structure :
Course | Fee |
Self-paced Module | Rs. 2,480 |
Eligibility Criteria
Once you complete America’s Written Constitution certification course, participants have the option to purchase a course completion certificate from Coursera. Because the certificate will be electronic, you can also add it to your resume or LinkedIn profile. Additionally, participants get access to all the graded assignments and study material upon certificate purchase.
What you will learn
America’s Written Constitution online course by Coursera introduces America’s written constitution in a total of 14 modules. Once candidates complete the modules successfully, they will have complete knowledge about:
- The preamble to the American constitution
- Structure of the U.S. Legislative branch
- The first president of America: George Washington
- Specific powers of the American president
- Judges and juries
- Interrelationships with the states and territories
- Article 7 of the constitution
Who it is for
Admission Details
Candidates looking to apply for America’s Written Constitution certification course by Coursera, need to follow the steps given below:
- Go to the official Coursera page.
- Search for the “America’s Written Constitution” course using the search bar.
- Press the “Join for Free” button at the top of the course page.
- Create an account on Coursera using either Facebook, Google, or Apple ID to enrol. Skip this step if you already have one.
Application Details
You can simply join America’s Written Constitution online course by signing up on Coursera. You can join with either your Google, Apple, or Facebook account to access the learning material for free.
The Syllabus
Videos
- Welcome
- Course Introduction
Readings
- Disclaimer
- Meet the Instructor
- Begin Here
- Bonus Material
- Grading and Logistics
- Suggested Readings
- The Constitution of the United States
Videos
- In the Beginning, Part 1
- In the Beginning, Part 2
Videos
- New Rules for a New World, Part 1
- New Rules for a New World, Part 2
Videos
- Congressional Powers, Part 1
- Congressional Powers, Part 2
Videos
- America's First Officer, Part 1
- America's First Officer, Part 2
Assignment
- Mastery Quiz 1
Videos
- Presidential Powers, Part 1
- Presidential Powers, Part 2
Videos
- Judges and Juries, Part 1
- Judges and Juries, Part 2
Peer Review
- Writing Assignment #1
Videos
- States and Territories, Part 1
- States and Territories, Part 2
Videos
- The Law of the Land, Part 1
- The Law of the Land, Part 2
Assignment
- Mastery Quiz 2
Videos
- Making Amends, Part 1
- Making Amends, Part 2
Videos
- A New Birth of Freedom, Part 1
- A New Birth of Freedom, Part 2
Peer Review
- Writing Assignment #2
Videos
- Progressive Reforms, Part 1
- Progressive Reforms, Part 2
Videos
- Modern Moves, Part 1
- Modern Moves, Part 2
Assignment
- Mastery Quiz 3
Videos
- Conversation with Lucas Swineford
- Three Justices1h
- Mooc Court
- U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor Visits Yale
- Rare Books Department
- Q&A with Bradley
Videos
- Farewell
- Conclusion