This guide was developed jointly by members from the Departments of social studies, mathematics, English, and science. It sets forth the methods, materials and procedures of operation for the interdisciplinary teaching of this course. The overall objectives of the course are: 1) to teach the elements and process of decision-making; 2) to improve the process of communication; 3) to develop an awareness of the interaction between society and technology; and, 4) to develop an awareness of the present level of technology and the directions technology may take in the future. Student centered problem solving groups will deal with relevant real life situations. Small, medium, and large groups will be randomly selected and flexibly scheduled. The units are: Elements of Decision-Making; Communications; Nation Building; International Simulation including computer instruction; The Environmental Crisis; Labor vs. Management; and, Major Urban Problems. (Author/SBE)