<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

Greetings reddit!

I go to UC Berkeley, and we have this really neat program called "DeCals: Democratic Education at Berkeley." This is basically just a series of student-run courses for a couple of units and they can be taught about pretty much anything (examples: James Bond: Politics, Pop Culture, Hero; Bookworlds: History of Middle-Earth; Greek Folk Dancing; etc...)

A couple of my friends and I thought it'd be a fun and cool idea to teach a course on **Internet Culture** (not sure of a title yet). Essentially, we want to talk about the history of memes (what they are, where they came from, how they affected the internet world) and websites like 4chan and reddit, which ultimately contribute to the distribution of memes and many times even affect the outside world (e.g. 4chan hacks, rick rolls, internet sensations). 

*Keep in mind this is all a VERY ROUGH outline of what we've come up with.*

What I'm asking from YOU, the glorious internet community that is reddit, is for some suggestions as to how you think the class should be taught, how we should organize the course, what memes should/shouldn't be mentioned, how we should group memes, etc. 

If you have any questions for me, I'll be happy to answer them.
<bot>: Basically, if YOU were a student that was signing up for a course on Internet Culture, what would YOU want and expect out of the class?