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UCSB’S GAUCHONET
ACCESSING GAUCHONET AND
GAUCHO ON-LINE DATA (GOLD)
GauchoNet:
• Provides students easy access to weblinks for:
• General Student Services
• Financial Services
• Employment Services
• Athletics Information
• College Homepages
• Registration Services
• Counseling Services
• Arts and Activities
• Housing Services
• Library Services
• To access GauchoNet, go to: gnet.ucsb.edu
-the GOLD tab link is near the top, left of the webpage.
Gaucho Online Data (GOLD):
• To access GOLD, go to the GauchoNet webpage at: gnet.ucsb.edu.
-Click on the GOLD tab near the top, left of the GauchoNet webpage.
-Click on the Login link (select the Continue button to be transferred to a secured
environment).
• Enter your PERM and PIN numbers and click on the ENTER button (the next step gives
you the option to change your PIN number - click Continue).
• Make your selection from the GOLD menu.
• GOLD provides students easy access to:
• Address Updates
• Personal Information Updates
• Billing (BA/RC) Information
• Financial Aid Information
• Grades/Academic History
• Transcripts (Official & Unofficial)
• Verifications
• Important Messages
• Objective Major/Degree Status
• Declaration of Candidacy
• Commencement Reservations
• Registration
• Your Class Schedule
• Schedule of Classes Search
• UCSB Student Directory
• Registrar Calendar
• To protect your privacy, please be sure to use the LOGOFF button when you exit GOLD.
GOLD is available 24 hours/day
(except for scheduled maintenance on Fridays
from 4:45 p.m. to midnight)
Registration Helpline: (805) 893-3592
GOLD Address: gnet.ucsb.edu
See page 6 for more detailed GOLD information.
SPRING
SCHEDU
Quick
Reference
Access Card Information
Calendars
15
2-5
Campus Services
Commencement
22-24
21
Concurrent Enrollment
Course Listings
10
32-118
Deadlines
Department Directory
2-5
29
Enrollment and Registration
Fees
9-11
12-15
Final Examination Schedule
Financial Aid
28
12-13
General Education Courses
GOLD
30-31
6-7
Grades
Graduation
19-21
21
Index
Leaving and
Returning to UCSB
Library Hours
Location Codes
Map
127-128
17-18
22
126
inside back cover
Payment Deadlines
Pre-Instructional Activities
Residency
Subjects Codes
How to use
this schedule
Where to go
for help
1. Read the quarter deadlines on pages 2-5 and
highlight all deadlines that pertain to you.
Academic Departments and Colleges
See page 29 for locations, phone
numbers, and website URL’s
2. On or after January 28, 2004, check your
appointments using GOLD (see page 6).
3. Plan your course schedule using the course
listings starting on page 32, the GE tables on
pages 30-31, and the registration worksheet
on page 8 (additional worksheets available on
pages 119-120). Consult the UCSB General
Catalog, your adviser, or individual instructors
as appropriate.
4. Use GOLD to search for open courses by
instructor, day and time, GE requirements
satisfied, etc. (see page 7 for more information).
5. Register during your appointment times on
the web using GOLD (see page 7).
6. Pay the “now due” amount on your current
BARC statement. Use GOLD to check your
BARC balance.
7. Order a registration sticker on GOLD, if you
need one.
8. Attend the first day of instruction for all of
your courses.
9. Refer to specific sections of this booklet for
guidelines that may apply to you (e.g.,
Financial Aid, Graduation, etc.).
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Editor:
Dan Givens - Office of the Registrar
Scheduling:
George Hopwood - Office of the Registrar
Joshua Berquist - Office of the Registrar
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Office of the Registrar
Student Affairs and Administrative
Services Building (SAASB) 1105
(805) 893-3592, www.registrar.ucsb.edu
Office Hours: M-F, 9 a.m.-12 noon and 1-4 p.m.
Billing Office
(805) 893-2155, www.barc.ucsb.edu
Office Hours: M-F, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Cashiers Office
(805) 893-2177
Office Hours: M-F, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Financial Aid Office
(805) 893-2432, www.finaid.ucsb.edu
Office Hours: M-F, 9-11:50 a.m. and 1-4 p.m.
Admissions & Outreach Services
Cheadle Hall 1210
(805) 893-2881, www.sa.ucsb.edu/newadmit
Office of Early Academic Outreach
935 Embarcadero del Norte, Isla Vista, CA 93117
(805) 893-7260
Graduate Division
Cheadle Hall 3117
(805) 893-2277, www.graddiv.ucsb.edu
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Ventura Center
Withdrawal from the University
Production Coordination:
UCSB Publications
CLASSES
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Registration, Fee Payment, and
Fee Payment Options Summary
Cover Design:
UCSB Artworks
L E OF
2004
5
15-16
Privacy of Student Records
Refund Schedules
Transcripts & Verifications
U-Mail
UC SB
Campus Operator: (805) 893-8000
Equal Opportunity and
Nondiscrimination Notice
The University of California, in accordance with
applicable Federal and State law and university
policy, does not discriminate on the basis of
race, color, national origin, religion, sex,
disability, age, medical condition (cancerrelated), ancestry, marital status, citizenship,
sexual orientation, or status as a Vietnam-era
veteran or special disabled veteran. The
university also prohibits sexual harassment. This
nondiscrimination policy covers admission,
access, and treatment in university programs
and activities.
Inquiries regarding the university’s studentrelated nondiscrimination policies may be
directed to: Joseph Castro, Affirmative Action
Office, Telephone: (805) 893-2089.
Additional copies of the Schedule of Classes are
available from the UCSB Bookstore for 54 cents
(including tax) or by mail for $3.50. The UCSB
General Catalog, which contains additional
information including descriptions of courses, is
available from the bookstore for $6.46 including
tax; by mail $12.00 (U.S.)/$25.00 (overseas/
international mail). Make check payable to UCSB
Bookstore and mail to:
UCSB Bookstore
University Center, P.O. Box 13400
Santa Barbara, CA 93107-6055
Both the Schedule of Classes and the UCSB
General Catalog can be ordered online at:
www.ucsbstuff.com
This publication is available in alternative formats
upon request.
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Spring 2004 Quarter Calendar and Deadlines
The following calendar specifies the enrollment processes and deadlines for the academic quarter. When calendar events infringe upon religious
obligations, you should contact appropriate academic or administrative offices to make alternate arrangements in advance.
Payments received after 4 p.m. will be credited on the following day and may be subject to a late fee. The Cashier’s Office is open
Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Office of the Registrar is open 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 4 p.m. Transactions requiring office assistance must be completed by
4 p.m. Transactions using GOLD may be completed anytime on the deadline listed. (Friday until 4:45 p.m. only).
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2004
Registration Appointments
• On or after this date, continuing students use
GOLD to list their spring 2004 registration
appointment times.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Graduate Student
Deadline
• First date for submitting application,
application fee, and supporting materials to
the Graduate Division for spring 2004
consideration. Department deadlines may
differ.
TUESDAY, MARCH 2
Financial Aid, Loans,
and Scholarships
$
TUESDAY, MARCH 9
Continuing Graduate
Registration Deadline
FEBRUARY 4-14
Registration
Financial Aid, Loan, and
Scholarship Unit
Requirement
• Registration for continuing undergraduate
and graduate students. Register using GOLD
at your designated appointment time to
obtain best possible priority for your class
level.
• No spring financial aid, loans, or scholarships will be credited to your BARC
account until you are registered in
sufficient units. Undergraduates must be
registered in a minimum of 6 units. Graduate
students must be registered in a minimum of 4
units.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13
Graduate Intercampus
Exchange
• Last day for graduate students to file
intercampus exchange applications for
spring quarter with the Graduate Division.
$
Refund Checks
$
Continuing Undergraduate
Class Space Deadline
• Continuing undergraduate students who
register after this date will be assessed a $50
late registration fee. (Students in the
College of Creative Studies registering only
for Creative Studies classes will be charged
the $50 late registration fee if registration is
completed later than Monday, March 29.)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18
Fees
• First day to pay fees.
LATE FEBRUARY
Scholarship Unit
Requirement
• No spring financial aid, loans, or scholarships will be credited to your BARC account
until you are registered in sufficient units.
Undergraduates must be registered in a
minimum of 6 units. Graduate students must
be registered in a minimum of 4 units.
MARCH 1-APRIL 12
Graduation Declarations
and Commencement
Reservations
• First day for undergraduates to use GOLD to
declare candidacy for the spring 2004 degree
and make commencement reservations.
• Seniors with at least 164 units completed or in
progress during the winter 2004 quarter are
eligible to make a reservation for a spring
2004 commencement ceremony using GOLD.
During pass 1, seniors can only make a
reservation for the ceremony to which their
major is assigned.
• Continuing graduate students who register
after this date will be assessed a $50 late
registration fee.
MONDAY, MARCH 15
Undergraduate Fee
Payment Deadline
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14
Continuing Undergraduate
• Deadline for continuing, new, and returning
students to apply for 2004-2005 UCSB financial
aid (UC Grant, Cal Grant A or B, Supplemental
Grant, Perkins Loan, and Work-Study). Students
should be sure to get a Certificate of Mailing.
• Fee Payment Deadline for undergraduate
students.
• Undergraduate students who still have a
balance due must pay or defer this balance,
to avoid a $50 late payment fee. Students
may use GOLD to determine their BARC
account balances.
• Refund checks: all students, including new
and graduate students, will have their financial
aid refund checks mailed beginning March 19.
See “Special Instructions for Financial Aid,
Loan, and Scholarship Students” on pages 1213 for more information about refund checks.
• In order for continuing undergraduate
students to maintain registered status and
protect class space, all “now due” charges
listed on the March BARC statement must be
paid by this date. Students who did not
receive a March BARC statement by March 1
should view their BARC account balance on
GOLD or contact the Billing Office for the
amount of “now due” charges. Students
whose payment is received after this date are
subject to losing their registered class space.
Notification of failure to meet this deadline
will be sent to email addresses or as GOLD
messages.
• After this date, registration for undergraduate
students will not be processed without prior
payment of fees.
THURSDAY, MARCH 25
Graduate Students
• Last day to Advance to Doctoral Candidacy
and pay $65 Advancement fee to be eligible
for Doctoral Fee Offset grants for spring 2004.
• Last day to file a thesis or dissertation using
fees paid winter 2004.
SUNDAY, MARCH 28
• Spring quarter begins.
• Pre-instructional activities: counseling, testing,
academic advising. See pages 15-16.
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MONDAY, MARCH 29
Instruction Begins
New and Returning
Graduate Fee
Payment Deadline
$
Petitions
CCS Students
Residency
Address Confirmations
or Updates
• Instruction begins.
• Registration deadline for new and returning students. After this date new and
returning students will be assessed a $50 late
registration fee.
• Fee payment deadline for graduate
students. Graduate students who still have
a balance due must pay or defer this
balance by 4 p.m., to avoid a $50 late
payment fee. Students may use GOLD in
order to determine their BARC account
balances. Graduate students who are not paid
will not be allowed to continue with registration until fee payment is made.
• Office of the Registrar begins processing
schedule adjustment petitions. Photo ID
required. All other schedule adjustment
transactions, including adding classes using
approval codes, should be completed via
GOLD. See pages 6-11.
• Last day for College of Creative Studies
students to register for spring 2004.
• Priority deadline for continuing, nonresident
students to apply for reclassification as
California residents.
• Confirmation/updates of your addresses
should be processed through use of GOLD. If
you are employed by the university you must
also update your address separately with your
employing department.
FRIDAY, APRIL 2
Schedule
Adjustment Fee
Add Deadline
Drop Writing Courses
Late Registration Deadline
• Last day for all students to drop courses
without a $3 fee per drop transaction (by
4:45 p.m. via GOLD).
• Last day for all students to add courses
without a course approval code (by 4:45 p.m.
via GOLD).
• Last day for undergraduate students to drop
Writing 1, 2, 2E, 2LK, 50, 50E without
petition (by 4:45 p.m. via GOLD).
• Late registration ends for all students. Lapse
in status as a student in the university will
occur unless fees and all other financial
obligations have been paid, registration has
been completed, and blocks on registration (if
any) have been cleared. Enrollment
will not be accepted after this date.
APRIL 19-MAY 24
Commencement
Reservations
FRIDAY, APRIL 23
Drop Deadline
• Last day to file for leave of absence
with Graduate Division for spring 2004.
• End of first half of quarter.
• The Fall 2004 Schedule of Classes will be
available in the bookstore in early May.
FRIDAY, MAY 14
Grading Option Deadline
• Last day for all students to add courses
without paying $3 fee.
• Last day for all students to change grading
option without paying $3 fee.
• Last day to declare candidacy for the spring
2004 undergraduate degree using GOLD.
• Last day for all students to add classes at the
Office of the Registrar by 4 p.m. or via GOLD
by 4:45 p.m.
• Memorial Day holiday
MAY 31-JUNE 4
Dead Week
• Examinations are strongly discouraged and
mandatory non-instructional activities require
advance approval from the Office of Student
Life.
THURSDAY, JUNE 3
Instruction Ends
Graduate & CCS Students
• Last day of instruction.
• Last day for graduate students and students in
the College of Creative Studies to drop
courses or change grading options at the
Office of the Registrar by 4 p.m. or via GOLD
by 11:45 p.m.
FRIDAY, JUNE 4
Study day
• Study day (no instruction, no finals)
JUNE 5-11
Final Exams
• Final examinations. (See page 28 for details.)
FRIDAY, JUNE 11
Quarter Ends
Degree Candidates
Graduate Students
FRIDAY, APRIL 16
Add Deadline
• Last day for undergraduates to make
commencement reservations. Reservations
are made using GOLD.
MONDAY, MAY 31
Holiday
MONDAY, APRIL 12
Graduation Deadline
• Last day for undergraduates in the Colleges of
Letters and Science and Engineering to
change grading option in courses from
passed/not passed to letter-grade or vice
versa at the Office of the Registrar by 4 p.m. or
via GOLD by 4:45 p.m.
MONDAY, MAY 24
Undergraduate
Commencement Deadline
FRIDAY, APRIL 9
Schedule
Adjustment Fee
Grading Option
Adjustment Fee
• Last day for undergraduates in the Colleges of
Letters and Science and Engineering to drop
classes at the Office of the Registrar by
4 p.m. or via GOLD by 4:45 p.m.
FRIDAY, APRIL 30
MONDAY, APRIL 5
Graduate Leave
of Absence
• Seniors with at least 164 units completed or in
progress during the spring 2004 quarter are
eligible to make a reservation for a spring
2004 Commencement ceremony using GOLD.
During Pass 2, seniors can make a reservation
for any open ceremony or switch a previous
reservation to any other open ceremony.
Reservations must be made by May 5 in order
to have your name included in the Commencement book.
Incomplete Petitions
• Spring quarter ends.
• Degree candidates must have all transfer
work and coursework completed no later than
this date for current quarter graduation.
• Deadline for Graduate students to present
theses and dissertations to Graduate
Division to receive a spring 2004 degree.
• Last day to submit Incomplete petitions with
instructor signature at the Office of the
Registrar by 4 p.m.
JUNE 12-13
Commencement
• Commencement. (See back cover for details.)
SUNDAY, JUNE 20
Grades
• Spring 2004 grades available on GOLD.
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Looking Ahead: Tentative Deadlines
Summer 2004
Fall 2004
Winter 2005
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2004
NOVEMBER 1-30, 2003
JULY 1-31, 2004
• Applications open for Summer Pre-College
Programs.
MONDAY, MARCH 15
• Final date for receipt of scholarship applications for the Pre-College Programs.
MONDAY, APRIL 5
• Registration for summer session begins. See
Summer Session Catalog for registration and
fee payment procedures.
MONDAY, MAY 3
• Final date for receipt of applications for PreCollege Programs.
SUNDAY, JUNE 20
• Summer Session Pre-College Residential
Programs begin.
MONDAY, JUNE 21
• Instruction begins for first 6-week session.
MONDAY, JULY 5
• Independence Day Holiday.
TUESDAY, JULY 6
• Last day to declare candidacy for the summer
2004 undergraduate degree.
FRIDAY, JULY 30
• Instruction ends for first 6-week session.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2
• Instruction begins for second 6-week session.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
• Labor Day Holiday.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
• Instruction ends for all Summer Session
Programs.
• Official last day of Summer Session 2004.
work and coursework completed no later than
this date for current quarter graduation.
theses and dissertations to Graduate Division
to receive a summer 2004 degree.
• Open filing period for undergraduates to
apply for intercampus transfer for fall quarter.
• Open filing period to apply for readmission/
reinstatement for fall 2004. Applications to be
filed by students who have been absent for
one or more quarters or who withdrew within
the last quarter of attendance. Generally,
readmission/reinstatement requests will be
accepted until approximately six weeks prior
to the beginning of the quarter.
MID-DECEMBER
• Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA) for 2004-2005 is available in the
Financial Aid Office.
TUESDAY, MARCH 2, 2004
students to apply for 2004-2005 UCSB
financial aid (UC Grant, Cal Grant A or B,
Supplemental Grant, Perkins Loan, and WorkStudy). Students completing a paper FAFSA
should be sure to get a Certificate of Mailing.
SATURDAY, MAY 1
• Fall 2004 registration appointments available
on GOLD.
MONDAY, MAY 3
• First date for submitting application,
application fee, and supporting materials to
the Graduate Division for fall 2004 consideration. Department deadlines may differ.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
• Undergraduate fee payment deadline for fall
2004 registration fees.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
• Fall quarter begins.
SEPTEMBER 20-22
• Pre-instructional activities: orientation,
counseling, testing, academic advising.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
• Graduate fee payment deadline for fall 2004
registration fees.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
• Last day to declare candidacy for the fall 2004
undergraduate degree.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11
• Veteran’s Day Holiday.
NOVEMBER 25-26
• Thanksgiving Holidays.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3
• Instruction ends.
DECEMBER 6-11
• Final examinations.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10
theses and dissertations to Graduate Division
to receive a fall 2004 degree.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11
• Fall quarter ends.
work and course work completed no later
than this date for current quarter graduation.
• Open filing period for undergraduates to apply
for intercampus transfer for winter quarter.
• Open filing period to apply for readmission/
reinstatement for winter 2005. Applications to
be filed by students who have been absent for
one or more quarters or who withdrew within
the last quarter of attendance.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
• First day for undergraduates to use GOLD to
declare candidacy for the winter 2005 degree.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20
• Winter 2005 registration appointment times
available on GOLD.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1
• First date for submitting application, application fee, and supporting materials to the
Graduate Division for winter 2005 consideration. Department deadlines may differ.
MID-DECEMBER
• Free Application for Federal Student Aid
(FAFSA) for 2005-2006 is available in the
Financial Aid Office.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15
• Undergraduate fee payment deadline for
winter 2005 registration fees.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 2, 2005
• Winter quarter begins.
• Pre-instructional activities: orientation,
counseling, testing, academic advising.
MONDAY, JANUARY 3
• Graduate fee payment payment deadline for
winter 2005 registration fees.
MONDAY, JANUARY 17
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day (holiday).
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18
• Last day to declare candidacy for the winter
2005 undergraduate degree.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21
• President’s Day (holiday).
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2
students to apply for 2005-2006 UCSB financial
aid (UC Grant, Cal Grant A or B, Supplemental
Grant, Perkins Loan, and Work-Study).
Students should get a Certificate of Mailing.
FRIDAY, MARCH 11
• Instruction ends.
MARCH 12-18
• Final examinations.
FRIDAY, MARCH 18
• Winter quarter ends.
• Degree candidates must have all transfer work
and coursework completed no later than this
date for current quarter graduation.
• Graduate students must present theses and
dissertations to the Graduate Division in order
to receive a winter 2005 degree.
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Spring 2004 Registration and Fee Payment
Deadlines at a Glance
Registration
Deadlines
UNDERGRADUATES*
GRADUATE STUDENTS
Continuing
New &
Returning
Continuing
New &
Returning
Feb 4-14
Feb 15-Apr 2
Late Feb-Mar 29
Mar 30-Apr 2
Feb 4-Mar 9
Mar 10-Apr 2
Late Feb-Mar 29
Mar 30-Apr 2
Last Day to Add Courses:
Without $3 fee
Deadline
Fri, Apr 9
Fri, Apr 16
Fri, Apr 9
Fri, Apr 16
Fri, Apr 9
Fri, Apr 16
Fri, Apr 9
Fri, Apr 16
Last Day to Drop Courses:
Without $3 fee
Deadline
Fri, Apr 2
Fri, Apr 23
Fri, Apr 2
Fri, Apr 23
Fri, Apr 2
Thurs, Jun 3
Fri, Apr 2
Thurs, Jun 3
Last Day to
Change Grading Option:
Without $3 fee
Deadline
Fri, Apr 9
Fri, May 14
Fri, Apr 9
Fri, May 14
Fri, Apr 9
Thurs, Jun 3
Fri, Apr 9
Thurs, Jun 3
Regular Registration
Late Registration ($50 fee)
*Students in the College of Creative Studies have until March 29 to complete registration and until June 3 to
drop courses or change grading options. All other deadlines pertain to CCS students.
Fee Payment
Deadines
Undergraduate Fee Payment Deadline:
Monday, March 15 at 4 p.m.
Graduate Fee Payment Deadline:
Monday, March 29 at 4 p.m.
Do you need assistance in meeting the fee payment deadline?
The Billing Office offers payment plan options for all students!
Financial Aid Recipients. Be sure to check GOLD online for your current BARC balance. Financial aid is
updated weekly. Financial aid disbursement detail can be viewed under “My Aid Status” on the Financial
Aid website at https://www. finaid.ucsb.edu/AidStatus/index.asp. If you still have a balance due on your
account on March 1, it must be paid by the deadline to avoid a $50 late payment fee and protect your class
space. If you cannot pay the balance in full, please go to www.barc.ucsb.edu for payment plan options.
Payment plans must be received by the Cashiers Office prior to the payment deadline.
Students without Financial Aid. Only two-thirds of the registration charges are eligible for payment plan
installments. All other BARC debt must be paid at the time of deferral. For more information, please go to
www.barc.ucsb.edu.
Graduate Students – Teaching and Research Assistants. If you want to set up a payment plan based on
salary earnings, please go to the website at www.barc.ucsb.edu for additional information. Be sure to
check GOLD for your current balance.
Note: BARC payment agreement forms with any payment due and the payment plan processing fee of $25 must
be received in the Cashiers Office before the deadline, so don’t delay. Please mail early – postmarks not
accepted. If you do not have access to the web, please contact the Billing Office at (805) 893-2155 for assistance.
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GOLD - GAUCHO ON-LINE DATA
PROVIDING STUDENTS CONVENIENT ACCESS TO:
Address Updates
Commencement Reservations
Address and phone number information
may be recorded or changed through
GOLD. Students can update local,
permanent, parents, billing, and emergency address information. Foreign
addresses can also be updated using
GOLD.
Allows users who are qualified and have
declared candidacy for a degree to
reserve a seat at a chosen commencement ceremony.
Verifications
View your BARC balance and a summary
of your most recent transactions.
Current students (that is, students with
an “active” BARC account) may order
verifications which provide specific
statements verifying a student’s enrollment, degree status, overall GPA, etc.
Financial Aid
Important Messages
Check your financial aid status and
information including what types of
financial aid you are receiving and
during which quarter your financial aid
will be awarded. A link within this page
gives you the option of Tracking dates
and the application status of your
financial aid awards.
Important messages from the Office of
the Registrar and other offices will be
displayed here. Students are notified
during login that there are important
messages waiting to be read.
Billing (BA/RC) Information
Grades/Academic History
GOLD will provide you with a quarterby-quarter breakout of all courses you
have completed, your grades, units
completed at UCSB, and quarterly and
cumulative GPA. Links within this page
also allow you to view a Unit Summary
of all courses you have completed as
well as information about the Latest
Quarter in which you have enrolled.
You can also print your quarterly grades
or entire Academic History at UCSB.
Objective Major/Degree Status
Displays objective, major, degree completion quarter (if declared), and current
status of your degree.
Transcripts (Official & Unofficial)
Current students (that is, students with
an “active” BARC account) may order
official transcripts using the GOLD system
and have the fee billed to their BARC
account. Students may also order
“unofficial transcripts” at no cost.
Schedule of Classes
Search and Registration
GOLD allows you to check your major,
special programs, registration appointment times, add/drop deadlines, fee
deadlines, and other information.
Use GOLD to search for course availability and status by instructor, day and time,
requirements satisfied, etc. You can
register and add courses to your schedule
directly from the search results. Click on
the “Blue Linked” words for online help.
Personal Information Updates
Student Directory
GOLD allows you to update demographic personal data.
You can do a search for past and present
UCSB students and alumni.
Your Class Schedule
Registrar Calendar
GOLD allows you to view a list of your
classes as well as your weekly schedule
for any quarter. You may also make
schedule adjustments (Add/Drop
courses) from this screen if the deadline
has not passed.
Use GOLD to view important registration
deadlines.
Registration Information
Undergraduate Declarations
of Candidacy
Seniors can declare degree candidacy for
the quarter in which they intend to
complete their degree requirements.
Students can also change the address to
which their diploma will be mailed.
How Do You
Access GOLD?
• Go to the GauchoNet
webpage at:
gnet.ucsb.edu
• Click on the GOLD
tab near the top, left
of the GauchoNet
webpage.
• Click on the Login link
(select the Continue
button to be transferred to a secured
environment)
• Enter your PERM and
PIN numbers and click
on the ENTER button
(the next step gives
you the option to
change your PIN number - click Continue)
• Make your selection
from the GOLD menu
• To protect your
privacy, please be sure
to use the LOGOFF
button when you exit
GOLD.
Registration Stickers
Order a registration sticker, if you need
one, and check if it was mailed. This
option will end on the last day of
instruction for the quarter.
gnet.ucsb.edu
GOLD Registration
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The following chart provides an overview of registration through GOLD. Click on the GOLD help button available
on the GOLD website for more detailed instructions.
To drop a course, switch sections,
change course options (i.e., change
grading options) or to manually add
a course, click the “Your Class
Schedule” button located on the
main menu.
To add a class using the Schedule of
Classes search option, click the “Schedule
of Classes” button located on the main
menu.
GOLD Main Menu
Schedule of Classes
Your Class Schedule
▼
Your Class Schedule
▼
Schedule of Classes
Use one of four different searches to find a
course.
To add a class, click
▼
Add This Class
OR
Select an Action (i.e., drop a course, switch sections, or
change course options) from the action pull down menu
left of the course you would like to modify.
▼
Search Results Screen
▼
Click on the enrollment code of the
discussion or section you would like
to add to your class schedule.
If all course modifications have
been successfully completed,
GOLD will return you to the
“Your Class Schedule” screen.
▼
▼
Click on an Enrollment Code
that best fits your schedule.
▼
Class Information Screen
▼▼ ▼▼
▼
Course Modification/
Enrollment Form
Complete the following fields to
enroll in this course.
▼
If all appropriate
fields are
complete, click
GO.
Go
Cancel
If you would like to enroll in this
course, click
Select an Action
Enter an Enrollment Code
Select the Number of Units
Select the Grading Option
Add This Class
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Registration Worksheet
Appointment Times:
Spring 2004 appointments available on GOLD on or after:
Wednesday, January 28, 2004.
Pass 1:
Begins _________________ at __________ am/pm
Pass 2:
Begins _________________ at __________ am/pm
Ends _________________ at _________ am/pm
Pass 3:
Begins _________________ at __________ am/pm
Ends _________________ at _________ am/pm
date
Ends _________________ at _________ am/pm
time
date
date
time
date
time
date
date
time
time
time
Potential Schedule:
Monday
8:00
9:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
1:00
2:00
3:00
4:00
5:00
6:00
7:00
8:00
9:00
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
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Enrollment in an
Academic Quarter
1. Enrollment Procedure
Deadlines
To enroll for the quarter, you must accomplish
the following by the deadlines listed on pages
2-5:
• Register for classes. (See #2 below. The
Registration Process)
• Pay the “now due” amount on your current
BARC statement and all other outstanding
financial obligations to UCSB. (See “Fees”
beginning on page 12.)
• Arrange for the release of blocks (if any) on
your registration.
• Update your address information on GOLD or
by turning in a change of address form to the
Office of the Registrar. (See #6 below,
Address Verification.)
2. The Registration
Process
You are encouraged to seek academic advice
prior to registration. College and department
locations are listed on page 29.
Registration Appointments and Passes
Three appointments (passes) are assigned to
you. (New and Returning students will only
receive Passes 2 and 3.) Each pass through the
system allows you to make changes to your
registration record.
During the first pass you may enroll for no
more than 13.5 units. You may add additional
units, up to the maximum allowed by your
college, during the second pass. You may
continue to adjust your schedule during Pass 3.
To find out your appointment times, use
GOLD. You may only register during the
appointment times that are assigned to you.
Continuing undergraduate students must
register for at least one course in Pass 1 of
registration to avoid a $50 late registration fee.
Graduate student registration deadline is during
Pass 2. New and returning students must
register for classes on or before the first day of
instruction to avoid the $50 late registration fee.
Priority System
Priority to obtain classes is based on class level
determined by total units completed. Priority is
not assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
Priority is implemented through the appointment system with appointments randomly
assigned within each class level. Register at the
beginning of your designated appointment time
to take best advantage of your registration
priority.
Blocks
A registration block may prevent you from
pursuing registration activities. Failure to
remove the block will result in a Lapse of Status
(see page 17) and you will be dropped from all
of your current classes.
Time Conﬂicts
GOLD will highlight conflicts but will allow you
to schedule a conflict. It is your responsibility to
look for course changes and resolve any
resultant time conflicts.
Instructor Number
If you are registering for a course which requires
an instructor number, you will find these 2-digit
numbers at the end of each subject listing in this
booklet inside the Individualized Instruction
boxes. Note: An instructor listed under two
different subject headings will have different
instructor numbers.
Prerequisites
Instructors have final authority in determining
enrollment for their courses. Verification of the
student’s qualifications is made at the beginning
of the quarter. Undergraduates can enroll in
graduate courses only if they have an approved
departmental petition on file in the Office of the
Registrar prior to registration.
Additionally, certain qualifications are checked
during and after registration. These qualifications are identified in the “Messages” column of
a course listing in this publication and in the
course description in the General Catalog. If you
do not meet these qualifications, you may be
dropped from the course by the department.
Adding After the 5th Day of Class
Instructor approval is required to add a class
after the 5th day of instruction. If permission is
granted, students will be given course approval
codes which can be used to add the class until
the published add deadline.
Approval Codes
Under some circumstances, departments or
instructors may issue course approval codes to
students to override various enrollment
restrictions. Course approval codes may be
used on GOLD until the published add
deadline.
• LINKS Courses
LINKS are writing classes whose reading and
writing assignments are directly related to the
lectures, readings and writings of certain other
courses. LINKS courses are designated with an
LK, e.g., Writing 1LK, 2LK, or 50LK. Students
must enroll in the companion course before
enrolling in the LINKS class. Materials for both
courses are related, but testing and grading are
independent. In addition, papers for one course
may not be submitted for the other course.
LINKS writing courses carry the same number of
units and fulfill the same General Education
requirements as any other Writing 1, 2, or 50
class.
Dropping Writing Courses
The deadline to drop Writing 1, 1E, 2, 2E, 50 or
50E (or their LINKS equivalents) is the fifth day
of university instruction. The spring quarter drop
deadline is Friday, April 2 (by 4:45 p.m. via
GOLD), for these courses.
Students with Disabilities
If you are unable to use GOLD please call the
Registration Helpline at (805) 893-3592 or
contact the Disabled Students Program at
(805) 893-2668 V/TDD.
Repeating a Course
Certain courses may be repeated for credit and
are identified in the course descriptions in the
UCSB General Catalog. Repetition of any other
course completed at the University of California,
is subject to regulations that appear in the
UCSB General Catalog. Graduate students
should consult Graduate Division and their
academic departments before repeating a
course.
If you are an undergraduate repeating a
course to improve your grade-point average
because you previously received a C- or below,
or a NP, you need to specify this repeat to
GOLD. First, you need to add the course you
intend to repeat.
Note: Undergraduates who wish to repeat a
course more than once must obtain the prior
approval of their college provost or dean before
registering for their third attempt or they will be
dropped from the course.
Writing Course Restrictions
• Writing 1, 1E, 2, 2E, 50, and 50E
Writing 1, 2, and 50 (or their LINKS equivalents)
must be taken in sequence. You may not enroll
in these courses without having met the
prerequisites, and you may not enroll in them if
you have already satisfied the Subject A and
Area A General Education requirements.
Because of the large backlog of students
waiting for admission to these courses, it is
extremely unlikely that instructors will admit
University Extension concurrent enrollment
students.
Looking for
other events or
deadlines?
Search the online Campus
Calendar of Events at:
www.events.sa.ucsb.edu/
calendar
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3. Petitions
Special approval prior to registration is
required for each of the following:
Enrollment in a 98/99 or 198/199/
199AA-ZZ Independent Studies course
Petition source: Sponsoring department.
Approvals required: See instructor and chair of
department sponsoring the 98, 99, 198, 199,
199AA-ZZ for details. 198/199/199AA-ZZ courses
are open only to upper-division students who
have at least a 3.0 grade-point average for the
preceding three quarters and who can demonstrate their qualifications for independent study
in the chosen field (normally completion of at
least two upper-division courses in the same
field). Lower-division CCS students may also
take 198/199 courses offered by the College of
Creative Studies. Letters & Science students are
limited to 5 units per quarter, 15 units per year,
and 30 units total in all 98/99/198/199/199AA-ZZ
courses combined, subject to the restrictions, if
any, of each department involved. Creative
Studies students should check with the college
office for different 198/199 unit limits. Graduate
students should not enroll in courses numbered
98/99 or 198/199/199AA-ZZ. They should enroll
in independent studies courses numbered 596
through 599 instead.
Taking graduate courses while you are
an undergraduate
Petition source: Office of the Registrar.
Approvals required: Instructor, chair of
sponsoring department, dean/provost of the
college for students in Engineering and Creative
Studies. Normally, this option is open only to
seniors with exceptional qualifications and
superior grade-point averages. To enroll in
graduate coursework, undergraduates must
have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0
and have completed 12 units of upper-division
coursework in the relevant major with a grade of
B or better. Eligible undergraduates are
confined to taking courses numbered 200-299
and only those 500-level courses described as
Group Studies or Special Topics. Undergraduates are not permitted to enroll in any other 500level courses.
Taking a University Extension course
Petition source: College office.
Approvals required: Dean of the college and, if
the course is to be used as part of your major,
department chair. (See the UCSB General
Catalog for credit limitations and details.)
Graduate students may not take coursework
through University Extension that can otherwise
be completed through normal registration.
Consult the chapter “Graduate Education at
UCSB” in the UCSB General Catalog.
If you do not have student status, you can
enroll in many undergraduate and graduate
courses through University Extension in the
Concurrent Enrollment Program. Students who
are on reinstatement-probation or are subject to
disqualification and those who have been
disqualified (dismissed) from UCSB are not
eligible to participate in the Concurrent
Enrollment Program. Admission into courses is
on a space-available basis with consent of the
instructor and does not constitute admission
into the university. Courses can be taken for
credit or non-credit. UCSB courses completed
by concurent enrollment through UCSB
Extension in fall 2000 or thereafter will be
included in the UC GPA if they are accepted
toward the degree. For further information on
eligibility, prerequisites, and fee structure,
contact UCSB Extension, 6950 Hollister Avenue,
Suite 102, Goleta, CA 93117, (805) 893-4200.
Simultaneous registration at another
college-level institution (also called
concurrent enrollment)
Petition source: College office.
Approval required: Dean of the college prior
to registration. (See the UCSB General Catalog
for details.)
Students should be aware that approval is
granted only in very limited circumstances.
Intersegmental Cross-Enrollment
Approval required: Dean of the college or
Dean of Graduate Division, if you wish to
transfer credit to UCSB for coursework taken
elsewhere. Students should be aware that
approval is granted only in very limited
circumstances.
Students from campuses of the University of
California, the California State University and the
California Community Colleges are permitted to
enroll in a maximum of one course per
academic term at a campus of either of the
other systems on a space-available basis. The
requirements for participation include: the
student has completed at least one quarter at
the home campus, has paid fees at the home
campus and is enrolled in at least six units for
the cross-enrollment term, has a grade-point
average of at least 2.0 for work completed, is a
California resident and has the appropriate
academic preparation for the course. If you are
interested in cross-enrollment at a California
State University or California Community
College campus you need to contact those
institutions directly to start the process.
Coursework completed through this plan will
apply to your UCSB degree only if approved by
the dean of your college. Approval is granted
only in very limited circumstances. (Students
from California State University or Community
College campuses interested in cross-enrollment at UCSB should contact the Office of the
Registrar at UCSB for more information at (805)
893-8905.)
Undergraduate enrollment in an excess
or deficit program, according to the
limits established by your college (as
noted in Section #4 below)
Petition source: Office of the Registrar or
college office.
Approval required: Dean of the college. Fulltime status: to be classified as a full-time
student, undergraduates must enroll in a
minimum of 12 units each quarter. Course
enrollment limits for graduate students are
given in the UCSB General Catalog.
Full-time status is required for such things as
eligibility for residence in family/student
housing, certain types of financial aid, and
intercollegiate athletics.
• DEFICIT PROGRAMS
If you need to take fewer than 12 units due to
outside commitments or personal considerations, you must petition for a deficit program
prior to the first day of instruction. Students in
the College of Letters and Science and the
College of Creative Studies with on-going
outside responsibilities may petition for
permanent deficit approval.
Deficit loads may impact your financial loan
status as well as personal insurance coverage.
It is strongly recommended to check with
Financial Aid and/or your insurance company
before carrying a deficit load.
• EXCESS PROGRAMS
If you plan to take more units than the maximum
specified by your college, you must petition for
an excess program during the registration
period. The maximum number of units which
you may attempt each quarter depends on your
academic status and the regulations of your
college. Generally, new students (transfers and
freshmen alike) are discouraged from attempting more than the allowable maximum for their
first quarter at UCSB. Approval of excess
programs usually is reserved for continuing
students with strong academic records.
Want to see
your student
records?
Your current schedule, class
level, grades, BARC and
Financial Aid information,
and more can be viewed on
GOLD, available on the
web at:
gnet.ucsb.edu
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4. Enrollment Limits
Graduate Students
The normal courseload for graduate students is
12 units per quarter. Only registered students
carrying a minimum load of 8 units are eligible
to be appointed as graduate student researchers or as teaching assistants; to receive
fellowships and most forms of financial aid; and
to be eligible for campus and extramural
benefits and services (University Housing,
Student Health Service, etc.).
Graduate students should consult with
departmental advisors about recommended
course work and unit load prior to each quarter.
Generally speaking, there is no part-time
status for graduate students at UCSB, nor are
there reduced fees for a reduced courseload.
Most lending agencies demand repayment of
loans if a student is not registered or is carrying
less than a normal courseload. The Immigration
and Naturalization Service requires international
students to be engaged in a full course of study
while at UCSB.
College of Creative Studies
Students in the College of Creative Studies
normally take four courses totaling at least 15
units each quarter and are not required to file
petitions for excess programs.
College of Engineering
Students in the College of Engineering are
subject to the following course enrollment
limits:
• 12 units—Minimum load for full-time standing.
• 14.5 units—Maximum number for any student
on academic probation. Also recommended
for students with disabilities or part-time
employment.
• 17 units—Maximum allowable for first-quarter
freshmen without petition to the dean of the
college.
• 18 units—Maximum without petition to the
dean of the college for all other students in
the college.
Undergraduate students in the College of
Engineering must pass at least 36 units each
academic year. At least three-fourths of the units
passed must include courses prescribed for the
major. Complete details of this requirement are
contained in the UCSB General Catalog.
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College of Letters and Science
Students in the College of Letters and Science
are subject to the following course enrollment
limits:
• 12 units—Minimum load for full-time standing.
dean of the college for students on academic
probation.
dean of the college for all other students.
The average course load for students in the
College of Letters and Science is 15–17 units per
quarter.
5. Attendance
You must attend the classes you register for
beginning with the first day of instruction. If you
cannot attend due to reasons beyond your
control (such as serious illness), notify your
instructors. The Office of Student Life can assist
you if you are too ill to contact your instructors.
Although some instructors will drop students
who are absent from their classes, it is normally
your responsibility to drop any class that you do
not wish to complete. If you do not attend a
class and do not drop it officially by the
published deadline, you will receive a failing
grade.
6. Address Verification
All students MUST update or confirm their
address information as new students and every
fall quarter. Additionally, you are encouraged to
update your address information as necessary
throughout the year. UCSB mail is not forwarded
by the U.S. Postal Service.
New and Returning Students
A block may be placed against your registration if you do not update or confirm your
address by:
1. Using GOLD (at gnet.ucsb.edu) after
March 1.
2. Turning in a Change of Address form to the
Office of the Registrar after March 1.
Refer to the section “Privacy of Student
Records” on page 19 for information regarding
your rights pertaining to academic records.
7. University E-mail
U-Mail (University e-mail) is now being used for
student notification by course instructors and
administrative departments including the Office
of the Registrar. All UCSB students should
obtain a U-Mail account and keep it active.
1. If you have not already done so, activate
your U-Mail account today at
www.umail.ucsb.edu.
2. Forward your U-Mail to another e-mail
service, if you prefer. Your U-Mail account
must be active for this to work.
3. Check your e-mail frequently to be sure that
you do not miss any critical notices.
4. Contact the U-Mail help desk at 893-5542
with any problems you are having activating
your account.
5. When communicating with university
personnel, you should use your U-Mail
account, rather than any other, to authenticate your identity.
Want to take
classes in Ventura
or Santa Maria?
UCSB offers additional
opportunities for students
to enroll in selected upperdivision and graduate
classes. Information is
available on the OffCampus Studies website at:
www.ocs.ucsb.edu
8. UCSB Classes in
Ventura and Santa Maria
UCSB offers live and televised courses every
quarter at the UCSB Ventura Center located at
3585 Maple St., Suite 112, Ventura, CA 93003, as
well as at the UCSB Santa Maria Center located
at Allan Hancock College, 800 South College
Drive, Santa Maria, CA 93454. In Ventura,
courses are available in the following disciplines: anthropology, computer science,
computer engineering, English, history, law and
society, political science, psychology and
sociology. In Santa Maria, courses are available
in the following disciplines: English and history.
Occasionally, courses from other disciplines are
provided to satisfy General Education requirements. Courses in computer science and
engineering (available in Ventura) are televised
exclusively, with labs taking place on the main
Santa Barbara campus.
Live classes are held once a week for three
hours between 4 and 7 p.m. or between 7 and
10 p.m. Televised courses are broadcast from
campus, the Ventura or Santa Maria Centers.
Course exams are held simultaneously with the
live class. Students interested in course offerings
in these disciplines can check course titles.
times, and enrollment codes at
www.ocs.ucsb.edu, or they can contact the
UCSB Ventura Center at (805) 644-7261, or the
UCSB Santa Maria Center at (805) 922-6966, ext.
3363.
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Fees
2. Payment Deadlines
1. Payment Procedure
The university operates an accounts receivable
billing system, known as BARC (Billing, Accounts
Receivable, Collections). It consolidates any
debts owed to the university such as registration
fees, housing, and library charges. Students
receive a monthly statement of their account
status whenever they have outstanding financial
obligations to the university. Fees and/or other
bills may be paid in person or by mail to the
Central Cashiers Office, Student Affairs and
Administrative Services Building (SAASB) 1212,
University of California, Santa Barbara, CA
93106. When paying, you should enclose the
payment portion of your BARC statement along
with your remittance and return it in the
provided envelope addressed to the Cashiers
Office. Payments should be in the form of check,
money order, or cashier’s check, payable to the
Regents of the University of California. You
should allow 10 days for delivery prior to the
deadline. Please indicate your full legal name
and student perm number on the check. The
student perm number is listed on the BARC
statement and the student ID card. The
university charges a return check fee for any
check returned unpaid by the bank.
The Schedule of Classes “Quarter Deadlines”
and your BARC statement list fee payment
deadlines. Non-receipt of your BARC statement
is not a valid excuse for not paying fees on time.
(Financial aid, loan, and scholarship recipients:
see special section which follows.) Note in the
“Quarter Deadlines” that:
a) Two schedules operate to ensure proper
enrollment in classes; one for registration and
the other for fee payment.
b) Fees need not be paid before registering in
classes.
c) Fees and all other financial obligations must
be paid by the specified deadline in order to
protect your student status and to avoid
being dropped from your courses.
d) A late payment fee of $50 is assessed if all
financial obligations are not cleared by the
published deadlines. The Office of the
Registrar may waive a late fee if payment was
late because of:
• erroneous action or inaction on the part of
the university.
• illness or accident which prevented you
from making payment by the deadline and
which is substantiated by an attending
physician or police/accident report.
Request for Fee Waiver petitions are available
from the Office of the Registrar. (This is distinct
from the $50 late registration fee, see page 9)
e) If you do not pay your fees and clear other
financial obligations by the deadline, it will be
presumed that you are not attending the
university and your status will be lapsed. If
you wish to enroll in a subsequent quarter,
you will be required to apply for readmission.
(See “Leaving and Returning to UCSB”) If you
are not able to meet payment deadlines due
to financial difficulty (see page 5), or do not
receive a BARC statement, contact the Billing
Office in advance of the deadlines to discuss
your situation. If you mail your payment, allow
a minimum of 10 days delivery prior to the
deadline.
3. Special Instructions for
Scholarship Students
Unit requirement
No financial aid, loans, or scholarships will be
credited to students’ BARC accounts until they
are registered in the minimum number of units.
Students are encouraged to register for classes
at their registration appointment times to
Summary of Quarterly Fees and Expenses, Spring 2004
Tuition, fees, and other charges are subject to change without notice by the Regents of the University of California.
Resident
Undergraduate
Students
Registration fee
$238.00
Educational fee
1,424.00
Associated Students fees
A.S. Program fees
32.23
A.S. Passthrough fees
Child Care Center fee
3.00
Student Health fee
12.00
Disabled Student Services
1.75
Intramural Sports
2.50
Multicultural Center fee
.75
Other (A.S. Administered)
Shoreline Initiative fee
3.00
Arts & Lectures Support fee
2.00
Bicycle Path Maintenance fee
A.S. Prgm fee
Events Center fee
4.00
Graduate Student Association Fees
——
Intercollegiate Athletic Scholarships
9.00
Multicultural Center fee
1.75
Night & Weekend Parking fee
A.S. Prgm fee
Intercollegiate Athletic Facility fee
34.03
Recreation Center/Aquatics
24.68
Complex/UCen Expansion fee
20.02
RecCen 2 Expansion
34.50
Recreational Sports fee
7.00
Student Life Program fee
1.75
Transit System fee
9.38
University Center fee
15.00
Women’s Center fee
1.75
Student Health Insurance* (USHIP/GSHIP)
169.50
Tuition for nonresidents**
Total for California residents
Total for nonresidents
Resident
Graduate
Students
Nonresident
Undergraduate
Students
Nonresident
Graduate
Students
$238.00
1,502.00
$238.00
1,584.00
$238.00
$1,584.00
——
32.23
——
3.00
33.00
1.00
——
——
3.00
12.00
1.75
2.50
.75
3.00
33.00
1.00
——
——
3.00
2.00
.75
——
9.50
——
1.75
3.33
——
24.68
20.02
34.50
7.00
——
9.38
6.00
1.75
473.00
3.00
2.00
A.S. Prgm fee
4.00
——
9.00
1.75
A.S. Prgm fee
34.03
24.68
20.02
34.50
7.00
1.75
9.38
15.00
1.75
169.50
3.00
2.00
.75
——
9.50
——
1.75
3.33
——
24.68
20.02
34.50
7.00
——
9.38
6.00
1.75
473.00
——
——
$2,051.59
$2,373.66
$4,577.00
$4,082.00
$6,788.59
$6,537.66
* Health insurance is mandatory (see #8. Health Insurance Fees on pages 14-15.) Students can opt out of the program with proof of comparable insurance from another carrier.
** Graduate doctoral students see “7. Fee Reductions” section on page 14.
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facilitate this process. Undergraduates must be
registered in a minimum of 6 units. Graduate
students must be registered in a minimum of 4
units.
Class protection and payment of fees
and other institutional charges
Students who had financial aid, loans, or
scholarships credited to their BARC accounts
and who have a zero balance or credit balance
on their BARC accounts by 4 p.m. on March 15
automatically receive a “fees paid” status and
will have their classes protected.
All undergraduate students are subject to
the March 15 fee payment deadline. Undergraduate students who still have a “balance
due” on this deadline must pay this balance by
4 p.m., March 15. Students who pay the
“balance due” or enroll in a BARC payment plan
by the fee payment deadline will have their
classes protected.
Undergraduate students who miss the fee
payment deadline and who get dropped from
their classes must pay or defer their fees before
they can re-register for classes. Financial aid
cannot be credited to BARC accounts until
students are registered in sufficient units.
The fee payment deadline for Graduate
students is the first day of instruction on
Monday, March 29.
Graduate students who have not paid fees by
the first day of instruction are subject to a $50 late
payment fee and will not be allowed to continue
with registration until fee payment is made.
Refund checks
All refund checks will be mailed by the Billing
Office. Students should be sure their local
mailing address is current for the first check
mailing. (See “Address Verification” on page
11.) All students who have a credit balance due
to financial aid or graduate credits on March 15
will have refund checks mailed on March 19.
Students who have credit balances acquired
after March 15 (due to financial aid being
applied to their accounts) will have their refund
checks mailed to their local mailing address on a
weekly basis starting on March 25, 2004.
Financial Aid
Students
Using your PERM and PIN
numbers, you can now check
the status of your 2004-2005
financial aid application
with the UCSB Financial Aid
Office on the web at:
www.finaid.ucsb.edu
Registration Fee Refund Schedules, Spring 2004
The fee refund schedules are subject to revision, including retroactive revision during the
academic year, without notice by the Federal Government or the Regents of the University of California. Please check the Registrar’s website for the current fee refund schedule at:
www.registrar.ucsb.edu/feerefunds.htm. Title IV financial aid includes Pell Grants, Supplemental
Educational Opportunity Grants, College Work-Study, Perkins Loans, Direct Loans,
Unsubsidized Direct Loans, and Parent Loans for Undergraduate Students (PLUS). Please note
that insurance premiums as well as MTD fees are non-refundable in case of withdrawal.
Students are eligible to use these services through the end of the quarter paid.
Schedule A
New students receiving federal Title IV financial aid who withdraw in their first quarter of
attendance are eligible to receive the following percentage:*
1st day
or prior
2-7
days
(thru 3/29)
(thru 4/4)
100%
90%
8-14
days
15-21
days
(thru 4/11) (thru 4/18)
80%
70%
22-28
days
29-35
days
36-42
days
43 days
or over
(thru 4/25)
(thru 5/2)
(thru 5/9)
(5/10 or after)
60%
50%
40%
0%
Schedule B
All other students (those not eligible for Schedule A refunds) are eligible to receive the
following percentage:*
1st day
or prior
2-7
days
8-18
days
19-35
days
36 days
or over
(thru 3/29)
(thru 4/4)
(thru 4/15)
(thru 5/2)
(5/3 or after)
100%
90%
50%
25%
0%
* Schedules refer to calendar days, including weekends. Cut off dates listed in parentheses.
4. Residency for Fee
Purposes
A Statement of Legal Residence must be filed
by all new and returning students. All students
newly admitted by the Graduate Division must
file this statement even if they completed the
immediately preceding quarter at UCSB as an
undergraduate student. Registration will be
subject to lapse if the statement is not filed.
The statement must be filed by both resident
and nonresident students. All students who are
incorrectly classified as residents are subject to
reclassification and to payment of all nonresident fees not paid at the time the error is
corrected.
Students previously classified as nonresidents
who feel that they are eligible for reclassification
as California residents effective winter quarter
2004 should request and file a Petition for
Resident Classification. Filing begins January 5,
2004 and ends March 29, 2004.
For more information, refer to the UCSB
General Catalog Appendix which provides more
detailed information on residence regulations.
Complete instructions and a PDF version of the
form are available online at:
www.registrar.ucsb.edu/residenc.htm.
The Residence Deputy can be reached at
(805) 893-3033.
AB 540
Students enrolled or in the process of enrolling
at a University of California campus after
January 1, 2002, who attended a high school in
California for three or more years, and who
graduated from a California high school (or
attained the equivalent), may qualify for an
exemption from the nonresident tuition.
Undergraduate, graduate, and professional
students are eligible to apply for this exemption.
Students who qualify will be exempt from
payment of the nonresident fee and the
Educational Fee differential charged to
nonresidents. Eligibility for this exemption will
continue until the student fulfills University
requirements for classification as a California
resident, or until this exemption is no longer
available.
5. Course Fees
Certain courses (such as some in chemistry, film
studies, physical activities, courses requiring
field trips, or certain laboratory science courses)
require additional fees. These are identified in
the “Messages” column of the course listing in
this publication. Normally course fees are
assessed through the campus billing system and
will appear on the student’s BARC statement.
Questions concerning fee payment procedures
should be addressed to the appropriate
department office.
6. Fee Refunds
When you pay your fees, receive enough
financial aid credit to put you in paid status, or
sign a BARC or payment agreement, you have
committed yourself to the completion of the
enrollment process. If you subsequently decide
not to fulfill this commitment, you must petition
for a complete withdrawal. (See “Leaving and
Returning to UCSB” on pages 17-18) Simply
stopping payment on a check or money order
will not relieve you of this commitment. A
charge of $25 will be billed for any payment
returned for NSF or stopped payment.
If you withdraw from the university, you are
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required to pay a prorated portion of all
assessed fees up to the date of withdrawal. If
you have already paid fees for that quarter, see
the fee refund schedules on page 13.
7. Fee Reductions
Deficit programs
Undergraduate students who have submitted
their petitions to the appropriate dean for a
deficit program of 10 or fewer units prior to the
first day of instruction (see “Petitions”), and who
have received approval for verifiable reasons of
employment, health, or family responsibility, will
receive a 50% reduction of the educational fee
and nonresident tuition subject to approval of
the Office of Student Life.
Please note: approval of a deficit load will not
automatically entitle a student to a fee
reduction.
Refunds will be processed at the end of the
quarter in which students are eligible. Therefore,
students must pay the full fees in order to
complete enrollment by the deadlines.
No refund will be made if a student petitions
to drop to 10 or fewer units, or increases his/her
unit load to exceed 10 units after the first day of
instruction.
Students who have approval prior to fee
assessment for a permanent deficit program
through the College of Letters and Science will
be automatically assessed 50% of the educational fee and nonresident tuition. Students on a
permanent deficit program fee reduction who
enroll in more than 10 units at any time will be
billed for the full amount of fees and will need
to re-apply for permanent deficit through the
College of Letters and Science.
Warning: Financial aid students who receive a
Pell Grant, a Cal Grant A, or a Cal Grant B will
have these grants reduced if they receive a fee
refund or reduction as a result of their deficit
load program. In most cases, the financial aid
reduction will exceed the fee refund; thus, it is
highly recommended that Pell Grant and Cal
Grant recipients consult with the Financial Aid
Office prior to applying for a deficit load.
Students who are approved for a permanent
deficit load automatically receive the fee refund
and do not have the opportunity to decline it.
Students who are on a deficit load program for
only one quarter must apply for the fee refund.
University Center fee
An undergraduate who has petitioned for
reduced fees and is enrolled in 5.5 or fewer units
is eligible for a full refund of the University
Center fee. The refund procedure and determination date for eligibility are the same as for the
educational fee above. Students who exceed
the maximum limit allowed will be assessed the
full fee.
In Absentia Fee Reduction for Graduate
Students
Graduate students who must remain registered
and whose research or study requires them to
remain outside California for the duration of a
quarter may be eligible for in absentia registration, which reduces the university registration
fee by one-half. Students are responsible for all
other fees, notably non-resident tuition and the
education fee. Students apply by completing a
graduate student petition (without charge) and
securing faculty verification that the student will
be outside California for one or more quarters.
Students are responsible for taking care of their
registration. Consult Graduate Division for
details.
Employee Assistance Program
Full-time university employees (nonacademic
and academic) may be eligible for fee reductions for themselves and are encouraged to
contact Human Resources (nonacademic
employees) or the Academic Personnel Office
(academic employees) regarding details of
eligibility and procedures.
Filing fee
Doctoral students or terminal master’s degree
students completing the last requirements for a
degree may be eligible to pay the filing fee
instead of the registration fee. The filing fee is
one-half of the current registration fee. Contact
the Graduate Division regarding eligibility and
procedures.
New students
If you have paid $100.00 with the Statement of
Intent to Register (SIR), that amount is deducted
from fees due. A BARC statement of amount
due will be mailed to you.
Graduate Doctoral Students:
Nonresident Fee
The annual nonresident fee is reduced by 75
percent for graduate doctoral students who
have advanced to candidacy, subject to the
understanding that (a) a graduate doctoral
student may receive the reduced nonresident
tuition rate for a maximum of three years, and
(b) any such student who continues to be
enrolled or who re-enrolls after receiving the
reduced fee for three years will be charged the
full nonresident tution fee rate that is in effect at
the time.
8. Mandatory Health
Insurance
Undergraduate Student Health
Insurance Plan (USHIP)
The UC Regents require all registered students
to be covered by major medical health
insurance while attending school. Students are
automatically enrolled in the University’s
Undergraduate Student Health Insurance Plan
(USHIP) unless they complete a waiver form that
provides proof of comparable coverage. The
waiver form must be submitted each year by the
specified deadline. Unless a waiver is granted,
students are charged a USHIP fee as part of
their registration.
The USHIP fee is $169.50 per quarter for
undergraduates. This provides a complete
health care package when combined with the
services available through on-campus Student
Health. USHIP is portable, meaning students
receive excellent coverage whether they are on
campus, at home, or travelling. (On-campus
Student Health provides health care to
registered students whether they are enrolled in
USHIP or have been granted a waiver.) Insurance
premiums are non-refundable to students who
withdraw from the university; coverage
continues through the end of the quarter.
Students may appeal to have an insurance
payment refunded by contacting Student Health
directly.
For further information, call Student Health at
893-2592 to speak with an insurance advisor.
Website: www.sa.ucsb.edu/studenthealth/.
Graduate Student Health Insurance Plan
(GSHIP)
All graduate students are assessed a quarterly
fee for mandatory Graduate Student Health
Insurance (GSHIP).
The fee is $473.00 per quarter and is paid by
the appointing department or unit for Teaching
Assistants, Teaching Associates, Readers,
Tutors/Remedial Tutors, and Graduate Student
Researchers, who are appointed 25% time (10
hours per week) or more.
All other graduate students must either pay
the fee or waive out of the plan by showing
proof of comparable coverage under another
insurance policy.
The university graduate student health
insurance policy provides year-round and worldwide coverage. Insurance premiums are nonrefundable to students who withdraw from the
university; coverage continues through the end
of the quarter. Students may appeal to have an
insurance payment refunded by contacting
Student Health directly. Contact the Student
Health Service Insurance Office for details
regarding coverage. Telephone: (805) 893-2592.
Graduate
Students!
The Graduate Division
website contains a wealth
of information on graduate
study at UCSB. Check it out:
www.graddiv.ucsb.edu
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Insurance requirement for international
students
The purchase of health insurance is mandatory
(i.e., a condition of enrollment) for all international students.
All international students (both undergraduate
and graduate) are assessed a fee each quarter
for enrollment in the Student Health Insurance
Plan. The insurance fee is due at the time of
enrollment. The fee is paid by the appointing
department or unit for teaching and research
assistants who are appointed 25% time or more.
All other international students must either pay
the fee or waive out of the plan by showing
proof of comparable coverage under another
insurance policy.
In addition, international students must
purchase insurance for any family member who
accompanies them to Santa Barbara. This
coverage is also available.
Information about this plan is sent to new
international students with their visa documents.
Further information, rates, and coverage dates
are available from Student Health Service.
Telephone: (805) 893-2592.
9. Parking Fees
Fees and parking regulations are subject to
change without notice. For complete information on parking permits, regulations, services,
free parking incentives available through the
Transportation Alternatives Program, etc., see
“Transportation and Parking Services” on pages
23-24 in the Campus Services section in this
publication. For rate information, please refer to
the website at www.tps.ucsb.edu.
10. Bicycle Registration
and Impound
To assist in the recovery of stolen bicycles,
comply with state law, and document proof of
ownership, the university requires and offers
bicycle licensing.
A California bicycle license can be obtained
from the Community Service Organization (CSO)
for a $6.00 fee. The license is good for three
years and is valid throughout California.
Any bicycle not parked in a rack or designated
bicycle parking lot is subject to impound. There
is an impound fee of $24.00. (Impound rate
subject to change.)
For information on bicycle registration and
regulations contact the CSO. Telephone: (805)
893-2433 or 893-5293.
Pre-Instructional
Activities
1. ACCESS Card
The ACCESS Card is the primary UCSB student
ID card as well as a campus One Card which can
be used for a variety of services on campus.
Students may obtain their card during the first
quarter in which they enroll. ACCESS Cards can
be obtained at the ACCESS Photo Center
located in the UCen, main level above the Hub,
Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Telephone: (805) 893-2464. Please bring proof of
registration, a photo ID, and $15 for the onetime processing charge. An alternative I.D. card
which has limited uses is available at no charge.
If you lose either card, you must pay a replacement fee at the UCen Cashiers Office or the
ACCESS Photo Center.
2. Placement Exams
and Auditions
Preliminary Examinations for Foreign
Languages
For: All entering new students in the College of
Letters and Science who will continue study of a
language begun in high school.
Students who have already earned college
credit in a foreign language should note that
regardless of the results of the Foreign
Language Placement Examination, credit cannot
be granted for any UCSB courses at the same
level or a lower level than that already earned at
another institution or through Advanced
Placement or International Baccalaureate
Examinations. Students are advised to enroll in
language courses immediately since any delay
may decrease their proficiency.
• FRENCH AND ITALIAN
not required. Please bring photo identification
and a pen.
Exempt are students who scored 680 or above
on the SAT II: Subject Test in Writing or who
received a score of 3 or above on the Advanced
Placement Test in English (literature or composition). Students in these categories should not
take this test.
• WRITING 50 WAIVER EXAMINATION
Time: Friday, April 30, 2004, 2 to 4 p.m., location
TBA.
with junior or senior standing are eligible to
satisfy the Writing 50 requirement by taking the
Writing 50 waiver exam. Students are required
to register for the exam in the Writing Program
office (South Hall 1520) prior to the exam.
Students may register any time during the
quarter, but no later than 4 p.m. on Wednesday,
April 21. Source material and directions for
additional research required for the exam may
be obtained in the Writing Program Office. This
exam may be taken only once.
There will be a Writing 50 waiver exam
workshop on Monday, April 26, from 5 to 6 p.m.,
location TBA. This workshop is only for students
who have signed up for the waiver examination.
• ENGLISH LANGUAGE PLACEMENT
EXAMINATION (ELPE)
For: All incoming graduate and international
undergraduate students for whom English is not
their first language.
Written Section: Monday, March 29, 2004, 8 to
10 a.m., South Hall 3504.
Oral Section: (For graduate students only).
Appointments are made at the end of the
written section. The oral section of the exam is
approximately ten minutes.
Contact the English as a Second Language
Program, (805) 893-7258, for additional
information.
Times: Thursday, February 5, and Thursday,
March 4, 2004, Phelps 5206 at 2 p.m.
Math Placement
• SPANISH
For: Students wishing to enroll in Mathematics
3A-B-C.
Trigonometry is part of the required background for the Mathematics 3A-B-C sequence.
Students who lack trigonometry should take
Mathematics 15 before enrolling in Mathematics 3A.
Times: Wednesday, January 21; Wednesday,
February 18; and Wednesday, March 17, 2004,
from 9-10 a.m., 2160 Kerr Hall Language Lab.
• FOR ALL OTHER LANGUAGES
Prior to the first day of the quarter, contact the
appropriate language department to learn the
date and location of the examination. Results of
the Foreign Language Placement Examination
will determine proper placement into language
courses at UCSB.
English Examinations
• SUBJECT A EXAMINATION
For: Students who have not satisfied the
Subject A requirement prior to enrollment
including: students admitted too late to take the
September 2003 Systemwide Subject A
Examination, out-of-state students, and transfer
students.
Times: Friday, April 23, 2004, 2 to 4 p.m.,
location TBA.
There is a $60 fee for this examination. The
exam may be taken only once. Preregistration is
• TRIGONOMETRY
• ALGEBRA DIAGNOSTIC TEST (ADT)
For: Every student intending to enroll in
Mathematics 3A or 15 must take the Algebra
Diagnostic Test (ADT). A minimum score of 32 is
required for enrollment in Mathematics 3A. A
minimum score of 22 is required for Mathematics 15. ADT is not required for Mathematics 34A.
Times: The ADT will be offered at the following
times and locations:
Thursday, February 12, 7 p.m. in Buchanan 1910
Tuesday, February 17, 7 p.m. in Girvetz 1004
Wednesday, February 25, 7 p.m. in Girvetz 1004
Monday, March 8, 7 p.m.in Girvetz 1004
Additional examination in March 2004: date,
time, and location TBA.
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This examination covers those parts of algebra
and trigonometry most used in calculus.
Students must bring a #2 pencil and their perm
number in order to take this test. The results will
be available the next day. These results will be
posted outside the Department of Mathematics,
South Hall 6607. Any student with questions
about the test results or about mathematics
courses in general is encouraged to consult a
mathematics advisor in South Hall 6607.
Results on the Algebra Diagnostic Test are
substantially improved by reviewing algebra and
trigonometry prior to taking the exam. A copy of
Precalculus Review Topics may be purchased at
the UCSB Bookstore.
A student who has obtained a score of 2 on
the College Board Advanced Placement
Mathematics AB or BC examinations may
register in Mathematics 3A or 34A without
taking the ADT. Those obtaining a grade of 3, 4,
or 5 should follow the suggestions under the
Advanced Placement, College Board section of
the UCSB General Catalog.
Music Placement Tests
Contact the music department at (805) 893-3261
for times, locations, and further details.
• MUSIC THEORY/MUSICIANSHIP PLACEMENT TESTS
Incoming music majors, whether freshmen or
transfers from other institutions or UCSB
departments, must take the departmental exam
for placement in the theory program.
• PLACEMENT AUDITIONS
Placement auditions are given in piano, voice,
and instruments for all students who wish to
study privately. Please bring your instrument and
music; the department will furnish an accompanist. Contact the music department for details,
and to sign up for a specific time and location.
• CLASS PIANO PLACEMENT AUDITION
All incoming music majors who are not piano
majors must take an audition for placement in
the class piano sequence. Please contact the
music department for further details, and to sign
up for a specific time.
All non-majors wishing to enroll in a basic
piano class are also required to take the
audition.
Can’t Find Anything
on Campus?
Check out Orientation
Program’s website for
information on resources
and services for new
students
at
UCSB.
www.sa.ucsb.edu/
orientation
3. Pre-professional
Meetings
Teaching Credential Information
Meetings
All students interested in credential programs at
UCSB should attend one of the information
meetings which provide specific information
regarding prerequisites, requirements for
admission, application procedures, and
structure of the credential programs.
Contact the Teacher Education Program for a
meeting schedule. The office is in Phelps 2517.
Telephone: (805) 893-2084.
4. Information,
Orientation, and
Advising Meetings
Academic Advising and Orientation for
all New Undergraduate Students
There is no formal Orientation Program
scheduled for spring quarter 2004. New
students admitted for spring quarter are
welcome to stop by the Orientation Programs
Office (Cheadle Hall 1311) to pick up a copy of
the new student handbook and other resource
materials; (805) 893-3443. Academic advising
can be obtained directly from the college offices
and each major department. See “Department
Directory” on page 29 for locations and phone
numbers.
Major Department and College
Meetings
Academic advising is available to new and
returning students from each major department.
New students are especially encouraged to visit
their department for information on major
requirements, departmental procedures and
advising systems, and assistance with assessing
progress toward completion of the major. New
students must also consult the department to
determine their status in fulfilling prerequisites.
They should bring copies of their records from
previous schools to this consultation. Contact
each department individually for an appointment or for the date, time, and location of a
scheduled advising meeting. Department
addresses, phone numbers, and web site URL’s
are listed on page 29.
Students should also visit their college office
for a complete understanding of their overall
degree requirements and academic options.
Make Sure We
Can Get In
Touch With You
Account today at:
www.umail.ucsb.edu
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Leaving and
Returning to UCSB
1. Withdrawal from the
University
If you determine that you cannot complete a
quarter for which you have paid fees, or signed
a payment agreement with the Billing Office,
you must petition for withdrawal at the Office of
the Registrar. If the petition requirements are
met and the approval of your college dean is
secured, you will be withdrawn officially.
If your petition is filed prior to the first day of
instruction, your registration is cancelled and
your fees are unassessed. If your petition is filed
during the early weeks of the quarter, you may
be entitled to a partial refund of the quarterly
fees you have paid, or promised to pay, as listed
by the fee refund schedule on page 13.
Note: Federal and state regulations require
that students who have received financial aid
return a portion of that aid if they withdraw
before completing 60% of the quarter. If your
registration is cancelled, 100% of your aid will be
cancelled. Please advise the Financial Aid Office
if you will return in a subsequent quarter.
When undergraduate students are enrolled in
courses and the completed petition is submitted after the final drop deadline, the Office of
the Registrar will enter a grade of W for each
course in which the student was enrolled.
If you have completed the enrollment process
and then discontinue work for the quarter
without filing a petition for withdrawal, failing
grades will be recorded in all the courses in
which you have enrolled, you will be ineligible
for any refund of fees, and your future registration privileges may be blocked.
Upon request, the Office of Student Life will
process a withdrawal petition if, due to illness or
another emergency, you cannot complete the
process personally. Telephone: (805) 893-3176. If
the dean of your college approves, you will be
withdrawn officially.
After withdrawal and before future registration, you must apply for and receive permission
to be readmitted/reinstated, explained in
section 4 below.
Are you an
Undergraduate in the
College of
Letters & Science?
Answers to your
questions can be
found at:
www.advising.ltsc.ucsb.edu
You are advised to consult with faculty,
departmental or college advisers, and/or
Counseling and Career Services before
withdrawing so as to consider the full implications of this action.
Graduate students: Continuous registration is
required of graduate students. Leaves of
Absence may be granted under extraordinary
circumstances. Consult the Graduate Division
for information on eligibility.
2. Lapse of Status
Lapse of status is the automatically enforced
withdrawal of a student from the university. A
student’s status may be lapsed for the following
reasons: 1) for failure to comply with the
conditions for admission, 2) for failure to register
and enroll in courses by the deadline stated in
the Schedule of Classes, 3) for failure to settle
financial obligations when due or to make
satisfactory arrangements with the Billing,
Accounts Receivable, Collections Office (BARC)
if payment cannot be made, 4) for failure to
respond to official university notices (including
failure to remove blocks).
Students who have had their status lapsed are
required to pay a prorated portion of all
assessed fees up to the date of such lapse in
accordance with the fee refund schedule.
Financial aid students who have had their status
lapsed will have their aid cancelled for the
quarter.
3. Leaves of Absence
Undergraduates: You may be absent from
UCSB for one or more quarters at the conclusion of any quarter without petition, provided
you have not paid fees for the following quarter.
Remember to apply for readmission well in
advance of the quarter you plan to return to
UCSB. (See “Deadlines” on pages 2-5).
Petitioning for withdrawal is required only if you
1) withdraw during a quarter, 2) are requesting a
refund of fees for the coming quarter, or 3) have
signed a deferred payment agreement with the
Billing Office.
Graduate students: Continuous registration is
required of all graduate students. There are six
circumstances under which students may be
granted a leave: 1) medical emergencies,
2) pregnancy/parenting needs during the first 12
months after the child’s birth or placement in
the home, 3) emergencies in the immediate
family, 4) required military service, 5) Research
Leave for students who will be away from the
campus conducting research and not using
faculty time or University resources, or 6) a Filing
Fee Quarter of Leave for students who intend to
file the thesis or dissertation the quarter of the
leave request.
Leave is normally granted for one quarter at a
time, up to a maximum of three quarters of
leave during a student’s graduate career.
Research Leave and a Filing Fee Quarter of
Leave are counted separately from the first three
categories of leave enumerated above.
Orientation Programs
and Services
Additional information
about Orientation’s
programs and services
can be found at:
www.sa.ucsb.edu/
orientation/services.htm
All leave requests require appropriate
documentation such as a doctor’s note or a
letter from the student’s research advisor
verifying the student’s declaration with regard to
research travel or degree completion plans.
Off-campus employment, lack of funds, or
taking time off from school for personal reasons
are not considered extraordinary circumstances.
Students who lapse status must later seek
reinstatement if they wish to return to graduate
standing.
Graduate students who are granted leave are
not eligible for either teaching assistant or
graduate student researcher positions or for
campus fellowships or financial aid. A leave of
absence is no substitute for registered status in
the eyes of lending agencies. For additional
information, consult the Graduate Division.
Website: www.graddiv.ucsb.edu/.
4. Readmission and
Reinstatement
Undergraduates: If you wish to register at
UCSB after having been absent for at least one
quarter, after having been lapsed, or after
complete withdrawal, you must file an application for readmission with the Office of the
Registrar. Applications are available on the
Registrar’s website at www.registrar.ucsb.edu/
read_rein.htm. The application fee for readmission is $40. Official transcripts of any work you
attempted elsewhere in the interim must be
submitted. For more information, call the
Program Coordinator at (805) 893-8905, or send
email to [email protected].
Readmission is generally approved for
students who were on regular academic status
when they left the university, provided that any
college-level work completed in the interim is
satisfactory and space is available. Priority filing
period for readmission is: November 1-30 (of the
preceding year) for fall quarter; July 1-31 (of the
preceding year) for winter quarter; October 1-31
(of the preceding year) for spring quarter.
Students who are seeking readmission to the
College of Letters and Science after having
already completed 155 or more units may be
required to submit a Proposed Schedule for
Graduation before readmission will be consid-
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ered. In general, readmission will be approved
only for those students whose proposed
schedule leads to graduation within 200 total
units. As the proposal must be endorsed by the
student’s major department (and minor
department if a minor is planned), students
should begin this process several months prior
to their intended return.
If you were on reinstatement-probation, were
subject to academic disqualification, or
dismissed by dean’s action when you left the
university, you will not be considered for
readmission unless you are first reinstated by
the dean of your college. The dean will establish
the conditions of such reinstatement, if
approved.
should note the following application deadlines
if they are seeking readmission after completion
of 155 units or reinstatement after poor
academic performance: second Monday in
August for fall quarter; second Monday in
November for winter quarter; second Monday in
February for spring quarter. Those who miss the
deadline to apply for their desired quarter will
have to apply for readmission (and/or reinstatement) to a later quarter.
Graduate students: Graduate students who
wish to register after a break in enrollment must
petition for reinstatement through Graduate
Division. Reinstatement is not automatic and
requires the approval of the student’s academic
department; the student’s record will be
evaluated in terms of past academic performance and timely completion of the degree.
Students seeking to reinstate who have
exceeded the time limit for completion of the
master’s and/or doctoral degrees must also
submit a plan and timetable for degree
completion to their department and Graduate
Division for review and approval.
5. Intercampus Transfer
Undergraduates may apply for transfer to
another University of California campus. Copies
of the Application for Undergraduate Admission
are available from the Office of Admissions &
Outreach Services and must be filed with the
University of California, Undergraduate
Application Processing Service, P.O. Box 23460,
Oakland, CA 94623-0460.
The application is also available on-line at UC’s
PATHWAYS website at www.ucop.edu/pathways.
Students may apply on-line, or download a copy
of the application to mail to the postal address
above.
If you are or have been enrolled in a regular
UCSB quarter, you may apply for an intercampus
transfer to another UC campus provided you
have not been registered subsequently in a
regular term at another collegiate institution. A
$40.00 nonrefundable fee is required at the time
you submit your application. Application filing
periods are listed in the “Deadlines” section.
6. Intercampus Visitor
Program (ICV)
The ICV Program allows qualified undergraduate students at UCSB to take advantage of
educational opportunities at other UC cam-
puses. Students may take courses that are not
available at their home campus, participate in
special programs, or study with a distinguished
faculty member at another campus for one
quarter.
Students must meet the following qualifications:
• Current student in good standing,
• Completed a year at UCSB,
• Maintained a GPA of at least 2.0,
• Obtained the approval of their college.
For more information about the ICV Program,
call the Program Coordinator at (805) 893-8905,
or send email to:
[email protected].
Note: The host campus pays the visiting
student’s financial aid. If you are a financial aid
recipient, you must have a copy of your Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
sent to the host campus. Use your Student Aid
Report (SAR) to make this change, or you can
call the Federal Student Aid Information Center
at (800) 433-3243 to request the change. If you
filed your FAFSA electronically, you may make
this change on the FAFSA website at
www.fafsa.ed.gov/.
7. Intersegmental Cross
Enrollment Program (ICE)
Undergraduate students enrolled in a California
Community College or a California State
University campus may enroll in a University of
California campus without formal admission for
a maximum of one course per academic term.
Qualifications for this program include:
• Completion of one term at the home
campus,
• 6 unit minimum enrollment at home campus,
• 2.0 GPA at home campus,
• Registered/paid at home campus,
• Prerequisite requirements met,
• California resident.
ICE applications are available on the Registrar’s
website at www.registrar.ucsb.edu/
intercampus.htm. For more information about
the ICE Program, call the Program Coordinator
at (805) 893-8905, or send email to:
[email protected].
8. Simultaneous
Enrollment Program
UC undergraduate students may enroll, without
formal admission and without payment of
additional University fees, in courses at another
UC campus on a space available basis at the
discretion of the appropriate campus authorities
on both campuses.
Students must have completed a minimum of
12 units as a matriculated student at the home
campus; be enrolled at both campuses in the
current term for a minimum of 12 units as a
matriculated student; be in good standing; and,
have the appropriate academic preparation as
determined by the host campus.
For more information about the Program, call
the Program Coordinator at (805) 893-8905, or
send email to:
[email protected].
9. Intercampus Exchange
Program for Graduate
Students (IEPGS)
If approved for IEPGS, enrolled UCSB graduate
students may take classes and use many of the
facilities at other UC campuses. Using the IEPGS
application process, students seek approval
from their home department and the host
department at the campus they wish to visit.
Students are limited to taking courses at
another UC that are not available at UCSB and
are essential to their degree work. Students
must have a cumulative grade-point average of
at least 3.0 and be in good academic standing.
Approval is granted for one quarter (or
semester) at a time but may be renewed. If
approved for IEPGS, students must register in a
minimum of eight units and pay fees at UCSB to
be eligible to register and study at the host
campus without additional charge. For further
information and IEPGS application, consult the
Graduate Division website at:
www.graddiv.ucsb.edu/academic/petitions/.
10. Veteran Benefit
Programs
The Office of the Registrar certifies enrollment
for Veterans Chapter benefit recipients to the
Veterans Administration (VA) Regional Office in
Muskogee, Oklahoma as well as applying the
California Fee Waiver for eligible students.
College Fee Waiver Program
The State of California offers a College Fee
Waiver Program to children and dependents of
service-connected disabled or service-related
deceased veterans. This program is administered by the California Department of Veterans
Affairs (CDVA).
Benefits are awarded on an academic year
basis and students are required to reapply each
year for continued benefits. If you may be
eligible to receive these benefits, contact your
local County Veterans Service Office (CVSO).
This listing is in the government pages section
of your telephone book, under “county
government.” You may also call CDVA at (800)
952-5626, or visit their website at
www.cacvso.org to learn more about this
program as well as other programs offered by
the California Department of Veterans Affairs.
California Fee Waiver letters of eligibility
should be submitted to the Registrar before the
fee payment deadline to avoid late fee penalties.
VA Chapter Benefit Programs
VA Chapter benefit recipients apply for benefits
through the Office of the Registrar and the
Western Regional VA Office. All students who
apply must complete the Veterans Benefit
Request form available at
www.registrar.ucsb.edu/leaveinfo.htm.
Initial verification of eligibility for Chapter
applicants should contact the VA Regional
Office, P.O. Box 8888, Muskogee, OK 74402,
(888) 442-4551 or online at: www.GIBILL.va.gov/.
For further information regarding any of these
programs, contact the UCSB VA Benefit
Program at [email protected] or call (805) 893-8905.
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Examinations,
Records, Grades,
and Graduation
1. Examinations
Final examinations
Final examinations are required in all undergraduate courses. The official dates and times
for final exams this quarter are stated on page
28. No instructor is authorized to change these
times without prior approval of the Undergraduate Council, and you are responsible for
arranging your program so that your final
examinations will not conflict or fall in rapid
succession. Normally, examinations will be
written, and a maximum time period for their
completion will be announced in advance. You
will not be permitted to exceed this maximum.
The maximum time for a final in a nonlaboratory course is three hours. Individual
exceptions from finals are not permitted.
Credit by examination
If you are enrolled and on regular academic
status, you may petition to earn credit by
examination during that quarter in an established course or in a subject appropriate for
inclusion in the university curriculum. Petitions
are available from the Office of the Registrar
and must be signed by the dean of your college,
the administering instructor, and the department chair, three weeks in advance of the
examination date. Examination grades are
recorded on your official transcript. Consult the
UCSB General Catalog and your college
announcement for the full details concerning
credit by examination.
Attention
Graduating Seniors
Due to limited seating
availability, students
participating in
commencement ceremonies
are respectfully requested to
restrict their guests to six.
2. Records
Privacy of Student Records
The Federal Family Educational Rights and
Privacy Act (FERPA), and the University of
California Policies Applying to the Disclosure of
Information from Student Records afford
students certain rights with respect to their
educational records. They have the right:
1. To inspect and review records pertaining to
themselves in their capacity as students;
2. To seek correction of their student records
through a request to amend the records or a
request for a hearing;
3. To file complaints with the Department of
Education regarding alleged violations of the
rights accorded them by the Federal Act; and
4. To request that personally identifiable
information from their student records be
withheld from disclosure except to the extent
that FERPA authorizes disclosure without
consent.
The following information is designated as
“directory information” and normally will be
released by the campus without the consent of
the student: name, current local and permanent
address and telephone number, electronic mail
address, date/place of birth, major, number of
units currently enrolled in, class level, dates of
attendance, degree/honors awarded, most
recent school attended, athletic information
including height and weight, and participation
in officially recognized organizations. Students
have the right to restrict the disclosure of this
information. A form to restrict disclosure of any
or all of this information may be submitted at
the Office of the Registrar. A student requesting
such restrictions should be aware, however, of
the implications of such a request.
One exception, which permits disclosure
without consent, is disclosure to campus officials
with legitimate educational interests. A campus
official is a person employed by the University in
an administrative, supervisory, academic or
research, or support staff position; a person or
company with whom the University has
contracted (such as an attorney, auditor, or
collection agent); or a student serving on an
official committee, such as disciplinary or
grievance committee, or assisting another
school official in performing his or her tasks.
A school official has a legitimate educational
interest if the official needs to review an
education record in order to fulfill his or her
professional responsibility.
Upon request, UCSB may disclose education
records without consent to officials of another
school in which a students seeks or intends to
enroll.
Questions regarding various privacy regulations can be addressed to the Office of the
Registrar.
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Counseling and Career
Services can help. Check
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www.counseling.ucsb.edu
3. Grades
At the end of each quarter, the Office of the
Registrar will process grades submitted by
instructors. Grades are made available to
students approximately 10 days after the last
day of finals.
Use the GOLD system to review your grade
information. Appointments are not necessary.
Quarterly Grade Reports
Use GOLD to print a copy of your quarterly
grade record (grade report). The UCSB grade
report includes the courses attempted and
grades earned for that term, a cumulative unit
summary of your academic record, and quarterly
probation and honors status. Any non-UC
transferable credit which you have completed is
listed separately and is not a part of your UC
grade-point average.
Incomplete grades
• PETITIONING PROCESS
The grade Incomplete (I) may be assigned when
a student’s work is of passing quality but is
incomplete. A completed Petition for an
Incomplete Grade must be returned to the
Office of the Registrar by the last day of the
quarter for an I grade to be placed on a
student’s record. Petitions must be signed by
the instructor, and are available in the Office of
the Registrar. A $5 processing fee will be billed
to the student’s BARC account.
Notification of the receipt of the approved
Petition for Incomplete Grade will be sent to the
dean of the student’s college and the instructor.
In the absence of the petition or another
specific grade, the Office of the Registrar will
record a grade of F, NP, or U.
• ONE-QUARTER COMPLETION DEADLINE
The grade of Incomplete may be replaced by a
grade as determined by the instructor. You will
receive unit credit and appropriate grade points
if you earn a passing grade and the coursework
is completed by the end of the term following
the term in which the I grade was reported. You
need not be enrolled for that quarter nor must
the course be offered to receive the final grade.
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Unless the work is completed and a grade is
reported to the Office of the Registrar by the
deadline, the I will be changed automatically to
F, NP, or U, as appropriate. The deadline for
completion of coursework for Incomplete
grades is the end of the quarter following the
quarter the I grade was received. If the
instructor is unavailable, the chair of the
department in which the course was offered is
authorized to supervise completion of the work
and to make the appropriate grade change.
The instructor or chair has authority to extend
the deadline for completion in the event of
unusual circumstances that would clearly impose
an unfair hardship on the student if the original
deadline were maintained.
An I grade on the student’s record at the time
of graduation in a course necessary for the
fulfillment of degree requirements will disqualify
the student for graduation.
An I grade on the student’s record at the time
of graduation in a course not necessary for the
fulfillment of degree requirements may be
removed only up to the end of the fifth week of
the term following the date of graduation. If not
removed, it will not be changed to an F or NP
but will remain an I grade permanently. At the
time of graduation, an I grade in a course taken
for a letter grade must be utilized in the
computation of the grade-point average. Its
effect in that computation is identical to that of
an F.
• GRADE CHANGES TO INCOMPLETE
A grade may be changed to an I grade only with
the approval of the dean of the student’s
college or the dean of the Graduate Division, as
appropriate, and successful completion of the
above petitioning process.
Withdrawal grade
For undergraduate students, the W grade will
be assigned when a student withdraws from the
University (or receives approval to drop a course
by exception) after the deadline for droppng
courses established by the Executive Committee of the college or school in which the student
is enrolled. The W grade will be assigned for
each course affected. Courses in which a W has
been entered on the student’s transcript will be
disregarded in determining a student’s gradepoint-average and will not be considered as
courses attempted in assessing the student’s
GPA for graduation.
If a student believes an incorrect grade has
been reported, the instructor should be
consulted.
All grades except I and IP are final when
submitted to the Office of the Registrar by the
instructor in the official Course Report subject to
the provisions given in the current UCSB
General Catalog. Thereafter, an instructor may
report a correction of a grade only in the case of
clerical or procedural error. An instructor also
may change a grade in the quarter following
that in which the original grade was received if
the basis for the change is found in work
previously accomplished in the course as a part
of the student’s regular participation in class
activity. However, such changes must not create
inequities to others whose grades remain
unaltered. No final grade (except I) may be
revised by re-examination, and no letter grade
may be changed to or from P/NP or S/U.
A record of your academic work is prepared
and retained permanently by the Office of the
Registrar. Secondary records such as petitions,
transcripts from other institutions, and program
changes are destroyed within two years of the
last date of activity for a student.
Unofficial transcripts
Unofficial transcripts may be ordered on GOLD.
Unofficial transcripts ordered prior to 11 p.m.
will be available for pick-up at the Office of the
Registrar after 1 p.m. the next business day.
Unofficial transcripts are only held for three
days. Students must present a photo ID when
picking up their unofficial transcript.
Official transcripts
Official transcripts are printed on security paper
and display the entire academic history of a
student at UCSB. They may be ordered from the
Office of the Registrar for a charge of $6 per
copy. Transcripts are sent first class U.S. mail.
Current students or those with an active BARC
account may also order Official Transcripts by
accessing the GOLD system at: http://
gnet.ucsb.edu/gold. The $6 fee will be billed to
the student’s BARC account when ordered
through GOLD. Expedited delivery is not an
option when ordering through GOLD. Transcripts will not be released if the student has
outstanding financial obligations to the
university.
All written requests must be accompanied by
the appropriate payment and the student’s
signature authorizing the request. Additional
information is available on the Office of the
Registrar’s website at: www.registrar.ucsb.edu/
transcripts.htm, or by calling (805) 893-3135.
The Registrar can expedite delivery of your
transcript. The following services are available:
Rush next day. Rush transcripts can be picked
up “In person” or delivered via first class mail
for a $10 rush fee (per address) plus $6 for each
transcript ordered. If you need a transcript
faxed, the charges would be $22. This includes
rush processing and a second copy of your
Official Transcript sent to the recipient as a
followup to the fax.
Federal Express delivery. Available for $25
per address ($10 rush fee plus $15 Federal
Express charges), plus an additional $6 for each
transcript ordered.
Arrangements for Rush or Federal Express
services need to be made in advance with the
Registrar’s Transcript & Verification Unit.
FAX delivery. Available for $22 per address
(includes rush processing and a second copy of
your Official Transcript sent to the recipient as a
followup to the FAX.) The Registrar will process
and fax your transcript the next business day
after receiving your request.
Official Transcript Orders Paid by Credit
Card
Official transcripts can be ordered and paid for
through our third party credit card vendor using
any credit card. Students will need to furnish
their seven-digit UCSB permanent ID (Perm)
number and the last four digits of their social
security number. This service is available by
phone and on the web. Each transcript ordered
costs $7.50. The additional expenses incurred
through this vendor involve service charges for
credit card use. Federal Express overnight
delivery is also available for $25 per address plus
$1 per transcript, in addition to the $7.50 cost of
the transcript (for domestic delivery only; No
P.O. Boxes). International FedEx orders require
an additional fee and must be arranged with the
Transcripts unit at the Office of the Registrar.
Call (805) 893-4215. Transcript requests must be
submitted by 11:00 a.m., Pacific Time, in order
to be processed and mailed the next business
day. Our credit card vendor can be found on the
web at: www.registrar.ucsb.edu/ts.htm or
contacted by phone at (800) 564-6400.
Verification of student status
Official Verifications are printed on security
paper with specific statements verifying a
student’s enrollment, degree status, overall
GPA, etc. They may be ordered for $6 each from
the Office of the Registrar.
Current students or those with an active BARC
account may also order Verifications by
accessing the GOLD system at: http://
gnet.ucsb.edu/gold. The $6 fee will be billed to
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the student’s BARC account when ordered
through GOLD. Expedited delivery is not an
option when ordering through GOLD.
Enrollment and degree information of most
students is now also available on the UCSB
Registrar’s website at no charge. This service is
available for students whose records have been
converted to our new computer system. This
includes all students enrolled from 1990 on and
many students from previous decades. The
website is: www.registrar.ucsb.edu/ts.htm. This
website is designed to be used by employers
and businesses who just need to verify information without obtaining an official document. To
access this information, it will be necessary to
have the student’s last name and also two of
these three pieces of information: first name,
first five digits of the student’s social security
number or birth day and month. Through this
website, we can verify the student’s dates of
attendance and status at UCSB, the student’s
major and address information and the date the
student’s degree was awarded.
Verifications of enrollment for a given
academic term cannot be released until the
student has registered and is in paid status for
that term. Additional information is available on
the Office of the Registrar website at
www.registrar.ucsb.edu/ts.htm or by calling
(805) 893-3135.
The Registrar can expedite delivery of your
verification. The following services are available:
Rush next day. Rush verifications can be
picked up “In person” or delivered via first class
mail for a $10 rush fee plus $6 for each verification ordered. If you need a verification faxed,
the charge is $16, which includes rush processing.
Federal Express delivery. Available for $25
per address ($10 rush fee plus $15 Federal
Express charges), plus an additional $6 for each
verification ordered.
Arrangements for Rush or Federal Express
services need to be made in advance with the
Registrar’s Transcript & Verification Unit.
FAX delivery. Available for $16. The Registrar
will process and fax your verification the next
business day after receiving your request.
Verifications by the National Student
Clearinghouse
Enrollment data and your anticipated graduation data is sent to the National Student
Clearinghouse three times per quarter,
beginning in September for fall quarter,
December for winter quarter, April for spring
quarter and June for summer session.
The Clearinghouse then makes our data
available to most large lending agencies and
loan guarantors. A complete list is available on
their website at www.nslc.org.
Because we send the Clearinghouse this data,
in most cases, you only need to send your
lender a verification, if they request clarification
on a “paper deferment request”.
Federal Title IV Loan Deferments
Specific Federal Title IV loan deferments are
exempt from verification charges. To qualify,
your deferment request should have the
following wording in the title:
• Federal Perkins (NDSL) Student Loan
• Direct Loans for the Department of Education
• Federal Family Education Loan Program
(FFELP) for Stafford Bank Loans administered
by Sallie Mae, Citibank, Wells Fargo, or
another lender.
There is no charge for these specific types of
Title IV verifications. Rush fees and Federal
Express fees will still apply and need to be
arranged, in advance, with the verifications staff.
4. Graduation
Degree evaluations
Undergraduates: It is your responsibility to
review your academic record regularly to
determine that you are making satisfactory
progress towards graduation.
with 84 or more units completed may request a
Junior Progress Evaluation in the college office.
College of Letters and Science students with
135 or more units completed may complete a
request for a Senior Progress Check from the
Office of the Registrar. Only one such request
will be honored by each office. Progress checks
will not be performed if the student has already
declared candidacy for graduation.
Students in either the College of Engineering
or the College of Creative Studies with
questions concerning academic requirements
should contact their college office or major
department.
The Office of the Registrar prepares an official
graduation evaluation. It is designed as a final
clearance and will not be completed until the
end, or after the close, of the quarter in which
you declare your candidacy for graduation. It is
not intended to advise you of requirements yet
to be fulfilled. Therefore, you are encouraged to
review your own records as carefully as possible
prior to the beginning of your final quarter and
request the progress checks mentioned above.
All work used toward completion of degree
requirements must be completed in a term
ending on or before the last day of the UCSB
quarter in which you plan to graduate.
Petitions for exceptions to and substitutions
for degree requirements are available from your
college office.
Declaration of Candidacy
All undergraduate candidates for a degree must
declare their candidacy for graduation by using
GOLD no later than the second week of classes
in the quarter in which the degree is anticipated.
(See “Deadlines” for specific dates.)
Please note: declaring candidacy for graduation is a separate process from participating in
commencement ceremonies. (See “Commencement” below.)
Students who discover that they are not eligible
to graduate must withdraw their candidacy by
using GOLD so that registration material for the
following quarter will be prepared. Students must
declare candidacy for the new date of graduation, whether withdrawal from candidacy is made
by the student or as a result of action by the
Office of the Registrar due to deficiencies in
meeting graduation requirements.
Commencement
Commencement is held in June for students
who received degrees in the preceding
December and March, and for those students
who are candidates for degrees in June or
summer. Please note: participating in commencement ceremonies is a separate process
from declaring candidacy for graduation. (See
“Declaration of Candidacy” above.) Seniors who
wish to participate in commencement must
make a reservation on GOLD.
In order for your name to appear in the
commencement book, you must: a) declare your
candidacy in the manner outlined above, and b)
have completed or plan to complete all degree
requirements. Your name will not appear in the
commencement book if you have requested to
withhold disclosure of public information from
your record.
Attention Graduating Seniors: Due to limited
seating availability, students participating in
commencement ceremonies are respectfully
requested to restrict their guests to six.
Diplomas
Diplomas usually arrive several months
subsequent to graduation. If you need official
verification that you did graduate after you have
completed your final quarter, you may order an
official transcript from the Office of the
Registrar. Indicate the date and degree earned
on the request. (See “Transcripts, Official.”)
If you complete your degree requirements but
will not graduate until the next official graduation date, and need immediate proof that you
have finished your undergraduate education,
you may request a letter of verification from the
Office of the Registrar. (See “Verification of
Student Status.”) This letter will be issued only if
1) your records are complete in the Office of the
Registrar, and 2) the degree evaluation has been
performed and you have fulfilled all of your
graduation requirements.
Graduating?
Be aware that participating in
Commencement ceremonies
and filing for Degree
Candidacy are two separate
processes for graduation.
Refer to the Registrar website
for more information:
www.registrar.ucsb.edu/
gradinfo.htm
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applications. Any questions should be directed
to an Open Access consultant. Office: Phelps
1523, general information, (805) 893-3002.
Free e-mail accounts are provided to all
students by Instructional Computing.
U-Mail, the student e-mail service, supports a
number of popular mail programs.
U-Web, the student web publishing service,
offers web space for personal homepages.
E-mail orientation classes are provided quarterly
to introduce new students to electronic
communication technologies. For further
information or to activate your account, visit the
U-Mail Help Desk in Phelps 1523 or call
(805) 893-5542.
The library is open for extended hours each quarter during Dead Week and Finals Week.
Orfalea Family Children’s Center
These hours are tentative and subject to change quarterly. Hours vary on
holidays. For more information about the hours for various areas of the
library, please call (805) 893-2477.
The Orfalea Family Children’s Center, located on
West Campus, serves the child care needs of
student, staff, and faculty families. The center
provides a high-quality child care program for
children three months to five years of age in fulland half-day classes. Tuition varies depending
on the age of the child and the number of days
and hours of attendance. The center is open
daily from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday
through Friday. All students pay a reduced
tuition rate. Low-income student parents may
also be eligible for a State Department of
Education Grant for tuition subsidy. In addition,
the Center participates in the Federal Food
Program, which provides nutritious meals to
children whose families are income eligible. For
information and to place your child’s name on
the waiting list, please call (805) 893-3665.
Campus Services
Arts & Lectures
The Arts & Lectures program enriches your
campus experience by offering a wide variety of
performing arts, films, and public lectures. UCSB
students get discounted prices on more than
100 events a year; some Arts & Lectures events
are free. Website: www.artsandlectures.ucsb.edu
Visit the Arts & Lectures Ticket Office, located
in Building 402 just north of Campbell Hall, or
call (805) 893-3535 to purchase tickets, get more
information about events, or pick up quarterly
brochures describing all the activities offered.
Gift certificates for $5 and $10 are available.
Ticket Office hours are Monday through Friday
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Telephone recording
provides updated information at other times.
Arts & Lectures also sells tickets for Department
of Dramatic Art plays and dance performances,
and special events at the Multicultural Center.
What’s happening
on campus?
Find out on the on-line
Campus Calendar of
Events at:
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edu/calendar
Counseling and Career Services
Counseling and Career Services (CCS) staff
teach both undergraduate and graduate
students how to make changes and choices in
their personal, academic, and career development. CCS staff also show students how to
develop the skills and attitudes necessary to live
a more satisfying life. Help is given individually
and in groups by professionals and peers who
are sensitive to students’ special needs.
Counseling enables students to look at who
they are and how they want to grow to achieve
personal, social, academic, and career goals.
Career Services help students turn some of
their ideas and plans into realities by assisting
them with where and how to get employment or
graduate study that meets their career objectives. Offerings of workshops, courses, and
resources help students gain the skills and
information they need to be successful in their
careers.
Specific services available include individual
and group counseling, personal development
and stress management resources, interest
testing, career and graduate school information
and advising, part-time jobs and internships,
and campus interviews with employers.
For further information about any program or
service call Counseling and Career Services at
(805) 893-4411 or visit our website at
career.ucsb.edu or counseling.ucsb.edu.
Lost and Found
Lost and found service is available behind the
Public Safety Building in the trailer next to the
CSO office in Lot 32. Office hours vary. Call
(805) 893-3843 for further information. The
ACCESS Office in the UCen has a lost and found
service for lost ACCESS cards. The lost and
found is open Monday-Friday from 1:00-4:30pm
(except Wednesday when it is open from
9:00am-12:00noon).
Open Access Computing
Drop in, open access computing is allowed in
the Open Access Lab, Phelps 1529. Please check
the web at www.ic.ucsb.edu/students/labs or
call (805) 893-8403 for open access times.
Workshops are offered throughout the year to
introduce new users to computers and new
Student Health (SHS)
• MEDICAL SERVICES FOR ENROLLED STUDENTS
Student Health Service hours are 8am-4:30pm
Monday-Friday. We are located across from the
Event Center between the residence halls and
I.V. making it easy to access health care on
campus. We have our own parking lot with
plenty of student parking (C sticker required) as
well as metered parking available.
We offer full service primary care as well as
limited specialty care. The following are some of
our services available: urgent care, same day
appointments, women’s health (including annual
exams), internal medicine, psychiatry, rheumatology, orthopedics, pharmacy, laboratory, x-ray,
physical therapy, allergy shots, immunizations,
travel medicine, wart removal, HIV testing,
minor surgery, accutane therapy, health
counseling (alcohol & other drugs, nutrition,
stress management, eating disorders, sexual
health), and physicals.
Eye and/or Dental care are provided on a feefor-service basis. Please call these two clinics
directly for fee information and appointments:
Dental - (805) 893-2891; Eye - (805) 893-3170.
Student registration/health fees support some
services, but there are still additional charges for
some services. Please call (805) 893-8141 for
specific information regarding fees. If you have
health questions and would like information or
need help scheduling an appointment please
call the Nurse Advisor at (805) 893-7837.
In the event of an emergency, students should
go directly to one of the local community
hospitals, urgent care centers, etc. Students
should expect to use their private medical
insurance to cover expenses. If you need
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emergency transportation, call the Campus
Rescue Squad at 9-911. There is a charge for this
service.
Important Note: SHS is not equipped to
handle life-threatening emergencies and does
not provide complete 24-hour coverage. It also
does not provide specialty care in many areas.
Therefore, any accidents or illnesses which
cannot be handled by SHS will be referred to
local hospitals, facilities, or physicians. All costs
incurred will be at the student’s expense. Be
sure that you have adequate health insurance
coverage. For information on university
sponsored health insurance, call the Student
Insurance Office at (805) 893-2592.
• PAYMENT OPTIONS
There are two options available to undergraduate students:
1. A student can pay as they go. We accept
cash or checks (made out to U.C. Regents) or we
will bill their charges to their BA/RC account.
Visits are $36 per visit, lab processing fees are
$15/day and x-ray processing fees are $20/day.
There are additional charges for other services.
2. A student can pre-pay for health care
through a program called PATH (Prepaid Access
To Health care). For $200/year (including
summer) or $75/quarter a student would not
have to pay the visit or processing fees each
time they come to Student Health. These fees
are included in PATH.
Fees are subject to change. Additional
information is available on the Student Health
website at: sa.ucsb.edu/studenthealth.
• HEPATITIS B
State law requires the Hepatitis B series be
complete by the time of enrollment if you are 18
years of age or younger by the first day of
classes. This information and form was sent to
you with your Student Intent to Register (SIR)
packet and should be returned as soon as
possible so registration for classes is not
impacted. Forms and information can also be
found at www.sa.ucsb.edu/studenthealth/.
• MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS
All intercollegiate athletes are required to have
a physical examination at the SHS prior to
participation. International students and
students born outside of the United States must
provide TB clearance. This can be obtained at
SHS during the first two weeks of the quarter. If
you have withdrawn for medical reasons and are
returning after an absence of less than one year,
request that your personal physician send a
letter to the Student Health Service indicating
that your health is improved enough to continue
your studies. This letter should include any
recommendations regarding limitations of
physical activities, etc.
Transportation and Parking Services
• PARKING REGULATIONS & PERMITS
UCSB parking permits are required on all
vehicles parked on campus from 7:30 A.M. to
10:00 P.M., Monday through Friday, and
Saturdays and Sundays from 7:30 A.M. to 10:00
P.M. (7days per week). Permits are not required
on university administrative holidays. Please
check the Transportation & Parking website at
www.tps.ucsb.edu for complete, updated
parking information.
Parking at UCSB is not assigned; it is provided
on a “first-come, first-served” basis. Faculty,
staff, and students may park in “A”, “S”, or “C”
lots with the appropriate permit.
Short-term permits (such as 3 hour, daily,
evening, and weekend) are sold at the campus
parking office (across from Harder Stadium in
Lot 30), and from permit dispensers located
throughout campus parking lots.
Long-term permits (such as annual and
quarterly) are sold online via the
permitstore.com at www.tps.ucsb.edu, or at the
campus parking office.
Valid parking permits are required in all time
zones from 7:30 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. Monday
through Sunday (7 days per week). This includes
the time zones in front of on-campus residence
halls. For current rate information, please visit
our website at www.tps.ucsb.edu.
Valid parking permits are required at all times
(7 days per week) in areas marked “Enforced At
All Times”, “Reserved”, and “Restricted”. This
includes:
• Service Areas marked 24-Hours
• Restricted Service Areas
• Accessible (Disabled) Spaces (DMV issued
placard required)
• West Campus / Devereux Loop
• Lot 2 (B-1 residential lot)
• Lot 3 (northwest quadrant of lot, near
Davidson Library)
• Lot 6 (“A” and “A” & “S” in southern part of
lot near MSI)
• Lot 12 (“A” spaces near Phelps Hall)
• Lot 23 (B-2 residential lot in southwest
quadrant of lot, near San Raphael Hall)
A valid parking permit is one that: a) has not
expired, b) is displayed properly (in the lower
left corner on the dashboard/inside of the front
windshield), and is c) is used to park in a space
designated for that specific type of permit.
• PERMIT ELIGIBILITY
Because parking on campus is extremely
limited, students living within two miles of UCSB
(including Isla Vista and university owned offcampus housing) are not eligible to purchase a
parking permit. Students living outside the 2mile limit may purchase a “C” permit and may
park in lots designated “C”. A limited number
of parking permits are sold to on-campus,
residential students.
Residential parking permits and lot assignments are awarded by lottery, with no guarantee
that all requests can be accommodated.
• RESIDENTIAL VERIFICATION REQUIREMENT
Verification of local residential address, such as
a current housing lease agreement, is required
in order to purchase a residential student
parking permit. At the time of sale, the student
will be asked to provide proof of local living
address, such as a current housing lease
agreement, utility bill, or BARC statement.
• PARKING METERS
Parking permits are not valid in metered spaces
(even with a parking permit, coin payment is still
required). Depending on the lot, the maximum
time varies from 20 minutes to 4 hours. Meters
only accept quarters. One quarter provides 10
minutes of parking in all meters.
• CAMPUS LIABILITY
Individuals park on campus at their own risk.
Please lock your vehicle. The University of
California shall not be liable for any risk or loss
of, or damage to, property of individuals,
including vehicles or the contents therein, which
may result from the use of campus parking
services or facilities. Additional information on
UCSB parking rules and regulation is available
from our website at www.tps.ucsb.edu or, by
calling (805) 893-7275.
• TRANSPORTATION ALTERNATIVES PROGRAM (TAP)
Save money on your commute to UCSB!
Commute to campus by bike, bus, train,
carpool, or vanpool. TAP will provide you with
up to six days of free parking, per quarter, as an
incentive for doing your share to clear the air.
TAP is available to all students, staff, and faculty
who qualify for and do not currently own a UCSB
parking permit. (Carpools may share one
parking permit.)
TAP can help you optimize your commute in
other ways like:
• Free Santa Barbara County Bike Maps
• Bicycle locker rentals to keep your bicycle
safer
• Free showers for bicycle commuters
• Free Bus Schedules
• Students ride any MTD bus free with their
current student identification card
• Faculty and staff may buy half-priced bus
passes at our office, while pilot program
funding lasts
• Free carpool matchlists for those interested
in forming or expanding a carpool, just call
893-5475 or get a matchlist on the web at:
www.carpoolworld.com/ucsb.html
• Carpool parking spaces reserved in select
lots for carpools of 3 persons, or more
sharing the cost of a parking permit
• Half-priced carpool parking permits for
faculty/staff carpools while pilot program
funding lasts
• Vanpools serving Santa Maria, Lompoc, the
Santa Ynez Valley, Carpinteria, Ventura, and
Camarillo. Call (805) 893-5475 for information
on becoming a subscriber or occasional
standby vanpool rider for $3 each direction
UCSB Campus
Organizations
An alphabetical listing
of all active UCSB
campus organizations
can be found at:
www.sa.ucsb.edu/
campusorgs/
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• Long distance commuter bus information on
the Coastal Express Buses (from Ventura and
Carpinteria), and the Clean Air Express Buses
from Santa Maria, Lompoc, and Buellton
• Information on AMTRAK commuter train to
the Goleta depot from the north
• Emergency Ride Home Program strives to
get you home in case of a personal emergency
To learn more, please visit our website at
www.tps.ucsb.edu or call (805) 893-5475 for a
free commuter consultation on your money
saving options. Transportation Alternative
Programs are subject to change. Please refer to
the TAP website for updated information.
Make Sure We
Can Get In
Touch With You
Account today at:
www.umail.ucsb.edu
UCSB Resource Center for Sexual &
Gender Diversity (RCSGD)
The Resource Center for Sexual & Gender
Diversity at UCSB is designed to be a safe and
supportive environment for all students, staff,
and faculty, emphasizing resources for the
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer,
intersex, and ally (LGBTQIA) community, as well
as those who are questioning their sexual and/
or gender identity. The RCSGD welcomes a
diversity of racial, ethnic, religious, political, and
cultural values while advocating for the welfare
of those who have historically been marginalized
because of their sexual and/or gender identity.
The Director and Resource Center for Sexual &
Gender Diversity staff are committed to serving
the campus and larger community with
professionalism and respect. The RCSGD
provides educational programming, social
activities, advocacy, and consultation with the
goal of enhancing safety, tolerance, and quality
of life in the UCSB community.
The Resource Center for Sexual & Gender
Diversity is located in Rooms 3135 and 3137 on
the third floor of the University Center. For more
information call (805) 893-5847.
Website: www.sa.ucsb.edu/sgd/.
uniformed patrol on foot, bicycle, and motor
vehicles. Officers engage in crime prevention,
handling calls for service, investigating crimes,
and taking appropriate action. Paramedics and
emergency medical technicians provide lifesupport services 24 hours a day. Both the police
and paramedics are dispatched through the
Communications Unit located in the Public
Safety Building. Communications also handles
all campus 911 calls.
Assisting the Police Department is the
Community Service Organization which employs
50 students. The students act as the eyes and
ears for the Police Department. They also
register bikes, collect lost and found, and
provide escorts for students.
The Police Department works with the
Women’s Center Rape Prevention Education
Program. Due to the Police Department’s
innovative and pro-active stance, the 1994 report
from Crime at College lists UC Santa Barbara as
one of the safest university campuses.
UCSB Bookstore
Visitor Center
Detailed textbook and complete bookstore
information is available on the UCSB Bookstore
website: www.bookstore.ucsb.edu.
Located in the University Center, the bookstore is open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to
5:30 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Extended
hours information is available at (805) 893-3271.
Spring quarter textbook refunds are issued
March 29 through April 9 between 9 a.m and 4
p.m. outside the store, and before 9 a.m. and
after 4 p.m. inside the store at the customer
service counter. All sales are final on April 9.
Special orders on textbooks are taken beginning April 5. Unsold textbooks will be returned
to publishers beginning April 26.
The Visitor Center is located on the ground floor
of the Student Affairs Administrative Services
Building (SAASB), Room 1102A. A component
of the Office of Admissions and Outreach
Services, the Visitor Center offers one-hour
Freshman Admissions presentations on
weekdays at 11 a.m., and hour-long walking
tours at 12 noon and 2 p.m., excluding holidays.
Saturday Admission presentations at 11 a.m.
and Saturday tours at noon are only offered in
October and April. Transfer Advising sessions
are held each Thursday and Friday at 1 p.m.,
excluding holidays.
Website: www.admit.ucsb.edu/vcen/
University Police
The Women’s Center works towards retaining
students, staff, and faculty and empowering
them to be successful within the academy and
beyond. We strive for an inclusive and equitable
campus community through advocacy, education, and support services. The Center promotes
an understanding of the role and impact of
gender in our lives and our society. The Center
challenges sexism, racism, heterosexism,
ageism, abelism, classism, and other barriers
that inhibit full inclusion and equal power in
society in order to help people of diverse
The University of California Santa Barbara Police
is committed to fulfilling its mission to provide a
safe, peaceful, and secure environment of
persons and facilities on the campus. A
community oriented Police Department
accomplishes these goals through education
and enforcement.
This pro-active department employs 26 sworn
full-time officers. The UC Police Officers, who
have statewide jurisdiction, maintain 24 hour
Women’s Center
backgrounds achieve their intellectual,
professional, and personal goals and realize
their full potential. Through our programs, we
work to support lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, questioning, and ally students,
staff, and faculty and promote a supporting and
accepting climate regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
Services the center provides include: rape and
sexual harassment prevention education, crisis
counseling and advocacy for anyone affected by
sexual violence, an art gallery, research library,
lectures, films, workshops, support groups,
services for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender
students, and a re-entry/non-traditional student
lounge. A quarterly calendar of activities is
available.
The Women’s Center welcomes both women
and men, students, faculty, staff, and community
members.
The center is located in Building 434. Hours
are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Call (805) 893-3778 for further information or visit
the website at: www.sa.ucsb.edu/women’scenter/.
Jeanne Clery
Disclosure of
Campus Security
Policy and Campus
Crime Statistics Act
The University of California, Santa Barbara is
committed to assisting all members of the UCSB
community-students, faculty, staff and visitors-in
providing for their own safety and security. The
complete UCSB campus safety report, Dedicated to the Safety of Our Community: The
Clery Act Campus Security Report, including
campus crime statistics, campus policies and
substance abuse, sexual harassment, and sexual
assault complaint procedures is available on-line
at www.sa.ucsb.edu/policies/
CleryActCampusSecurityReport.htm or you can
request a copy by calling the Office of Student
Life at (805) 893-7884.
This information is made available in accordance with the “Jeanne Clery Disclosure of
Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime
Statistics Act,” formerly the “Student Right to
Know and Campus Security Act.” The web site
contains information regarding campus security
and personal safety including topics such as:
crime prevention, university police law enforcement authority, crime reporting policies,
disciplinary procedures and other matters of
importance related to security on campus. The
web site contains information about crime
statistics for the three previous calendar years
concerning reported crimes that occurred on
campus; in certain off-campus buildings or
property owned or controlled by UCSB; and on
public property within, or immediately adjacent
to and accessible from the campus.
This information is required by law, provided
by the Office of Student Life and the campus
Police Department, and upholds the campus
belief that a well-informed community is better
served and safer. UC Santa Barbara makes
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continual efforts to reduce crime on campus and
supports a reporting philosophy that encourages victims or witnesses to report all incidents
immediately to either the UCSB Police or
anonymously to a Campus Security Authority.
However, in cases of sexual assault, the
University recognizes that reporting to law
enforcement is a personal decision and respects
the right of the survivor to make that decision.
Student Grievance
Procedures
UCSB is in compliance with all legislation which
seeks to eliminate discrimination toward
students. Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act
of 1964 prohibit discrimination on the basis of
race, color, national origin, and religion. Title IX
of the Educational Amendments of 1972
prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex.
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990
prohibit discrimination on the basis of disability.
Policy action by the Regents of the University of
California prohibits discrimination on the basis
of age and sexual orientation.
Members of the UCSB campus staff are
available to answer students’ questions about
nondiscrimination policies and procedures.
Information and copies of the grievance
procedure are available from these campus
offices:
• Office of Vice Chancellor—Student Affairs
Michael D. Young, Vice Chancellor
Allyn Fleming, Principal Analyst
Cheadle Hall 5203, (805) 893-3651
• Sexual Harassment Complaint Resolution
Officer/Title IX Coordinator
Paula Rudolph
Cheadle Hall 2121, (805) 893-2546
• Office of Student Life
Yonie Harris, Dean of Students
Student Affairs and Administrative Services
Building (SAASB) 2201, (805) 893-4569
• Administrative Services
Linda Raney, Americans with Disabilities
Act Compliance Officer
Cheadle Hall 4129, (805) 893-2184
• Women’s Center
Deidre Acker, Director
Building 434, Room 141, (805) 893-3778
• Disabled Students Program
Diane E. Glenn, Director
Building (SAASB) 1201, (805) 893-2668
V/TDD
• Ombuds Office
Geoffrey Wallace, Ombuds
Geoffrey Stearns, Associate Ombuds
Misa Kelly, Assistant to Ombuds
Building (SAASB) 1207, (805) 893-3285
• Affirmative Action Office
Raymond Huerta, Coordinator
Cheadle Hall 2121, (805) 893-2089
• Associated Students
Main Office
UCen, Room 1523, (805) 893-2566
• Community Affairs Board Office
James To, Associate Director
UCen 2523
(805) 893-4296
• Graduate Division
Mary E. McMahon, Assistant Dean
Cheadle Hall 3117, (805) 893-7109
• Student Academic Support Services
Yolanda Garcia, Executive Director
c/o Educational Opportunity Program
Building 434, Room 110, (805) 893-3720
Any student who wishes to file a grievance
arising from alleged discrimination (other than a
contested grade) must do so at the Office of the
Vice Chancellor—Student Affairs,
(805) 893-3651, Cheadle Hall 5203.
Sexual Harassment
One form of sex discrimination is sexual
harassment. UCSB has a policy prohibiting
sexual harassment and providing a grievance
procedure specifically for this form of discrimination. Copies of the grievance procedure for
sexual harassment may be obtained from each
of the above mentioned offices as well as the
website at ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu/sex-harasscomplaints. In addition, the Chancellor has
appointed a Sexual Harassment Complaint
Resolution Officer. The task of the Complaint
Resolution Officer is to assist individuals with
their complaints of sexual harassment through
the informal and formal procedures described in
the sexual harassment policy
Individuals who file a complaint should know
that civil law remedies, including but not limited
to injunctions, restraining orders, or other
orders, may also be available to them.
Further information and/or assistance can be
obtained from the Sexual Harassment Complaint Resolution Officer, Paula Rudolph,
Cheadle Hall 2121. Telephone (805) 893-2546.
Equity in Athletics
Disclosure Act
In compliance with the Equity in Athletics
Disclosure Act, an annual report containing data
concerning gender equity in our Intercollegiate
Athletics Program is available upon request.
Please call (805) 893-2701 to obtain a free copy.
Taxpayer Relief
Act of 1997
The Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 includes a
number of educational tax benefits that may
have an impact on students and their families.
The act includes the following sections that
require the University to report information on
students to the Internal Revenue Service:
• Hope Scholarship Tax Credit: a nonrefundable credit equal to a maximum of $1,500 in
out-of-pocket qualified tuition and fee
expenses paid by or on behalf of a student
for two tax years during which the student is
enrolled at least half time in the first or
second year of postsecondary education
leading to a recognized degree or certificate.
• Lifetime Learning Credit: a nonrefundable
credit equal to 20% of the $5,000 of qualified
out-of-pocket tuition and fee expenses paid
by or on behalf of a student enrolled in
postsecondary coursework at the undergraduate or graduate level leading to a
recognized degree or certificate or to
improved job skills.
For more information about the Taxpayer
Relief Act, refer to this website which services
students at the University of California campuses: www.1098-T.com.
Register to Vote
The 1998 reauthorization of the federal Higher
Education Act includes a requirement that
higher education institutions make a “good faith
effort” to make mail voter registration forms
available to all enrolled students. This federal
legislation supports the campus’s long-standing
goals of engendering leadership and citizenship
among the student body. UCSB provides
students with several options for registering to
vote. Voter registration forms are available at
numerous campus locations including the Office
of Student Life (2201 Student Affairs/Administrative Services Building), the U.S. Post Office
(UCen), or may be requested on-line at
www.sa.ucsb.edu/voterreg or by calling 1-800345-VOTE. Students must re-register to vote if
they have moved, changed names, or wish to
change party affiliation. For further information
on registration and voting, contact the Office of
Student Life at (805) 893-7884.
Want to see
your grades?
You can view your
grades using GOLD, on
the Web at:
gnet.ucsb.edu
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A Statement of Campus Standards
“Being a student at a world-class institution confers privilege, prestige, and unique opportunity,
but it also obligates you to meet a set of standards and to fulfill certain expectations. I ask only three
things from you as a student in our academic community: scholarship, leadership, and citizenship. If
you deliver these and hold to the values articulated below, your time at UCSB will be more meaningful and what you take away at graduation will be infinitely more valuable.”
— Michael D. Young, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
➣ Integrity in Academic Pursuits
“In an institution where the search for knowledge and truth is the primary goal, integrity in teaching,
learning, research, and scholarship is paramount. Dishonesty undermines our common missions. This
translates into the obvious: write your own papers, take your own tests, do your own work.”
➣ Respect and Consideration in Interactions with Others
“The real test of this value comes when we encounter people whose backgrounds, beliefs, and
worldviews differ from our own. If your educational experience is all that it should be, you will graduate
prepared to navigate a society that comprises many different kinds of people. You will also graduate
having seen and understood different worldviews, and will perhaps expand your own. These are the key
skills of the new century, and your education will be incomplete if you graduate without these abilities.”
“Mutual respect is a non-negotiable. What this means is that there are some boundaries that should not
be crossed. Intolerant and disrespectful behavior, especially regarding race, sexual orientation, gender,
ethnicity, and religion, compromises our sense of community and our ability to live and learn together.”
➣ Free, Open and Respectful Exchange of Ideas
“Our community requires the respectful exchange of ideas. People should be passionate about what
they believe and how they express that belief, but they must also be civil in both word and deed. This
principle is particularly important when a community encompasses people who have different backgrounds, worldviews, etc. I am not talking about political correctness, I am talking about basic respect —
about how people treat one another, not about what people think or believe.”
➣ Contributions to and Participation in the Community
“We should all serve the campus and community while we are here. Contributing to the community can
take the form of simply being a good citizen, being considerate of neighbors, cleaning up the campus
and community, volunteering at a school or social service in town, or helping to raise money for charity.”
The Division of Student Affairs continues to assist the campus in forging a greater sense of
community. Some examples of our efforts include intensified safety programming and a greater
campus presence in Isla Vista, renewed efforts in leadership training, promotion of civic
responsibility, expanded and enhanced alcohol and other drug educational programming, and a
formal ceremonial induction of new students into our community of scholars.
If you are interested being involved in these and other related initiatives,
please contact the Office of Student Life at 893-4569
or send e-mail to [email protected].
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the ucsb student
e-mail service
Attention UCSB Students:
Many UCSB instructors are employing U-Mail to communicate with
their students and administrative departments are using U-Mail
for University business formerly conducted on paper through the
U.S. Mail. All UCSB students must activate their U-Mail account. If
you already have an email service that you prefer to use, have
your
U-Mail
account
forwarded
to
your
other
email address to receive your UCSB mailings. Go to
www.umail.ucsb.edu/help/account/forward.php for forwarding
instructions.
With U-Mail you’ll get:
• fast, reliable e-mail using the lastest technologies
• mail access using all the popular e-mail programs, including
our new WebAccess web-based mail interface
• web publishing with the U-Web student web service
• access to printing in student computing labs
• a friendly help desk to assist you with all of your questions
and problems
• free orientation classes covering all the essentials of current
e-mail technologies
activate your U-Mail account
from a NetStation or any modern
web browser - check out
— www.umail.ucsb.edu —
for all the information you need
or come by our help desk
where to find us:
U-Mail Help Desk
1523 Phelps Hall
893-5542
[email protected]
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Spring 2004 Final Examinations
The following schedule indicates when final examinations are to be
held this quarter. It is your responsibility to plan your class schedule
appropriately so that your finals do not conflict and so that you do
not have too many finals on one day. Final examinations are required
for all undergraduate courses. Instructors are not authorized to
change the published time of final examinations.
To determine the time of the final for a course, look up the class
time which coincides with the day and hour of the course. Read the
left column for the date of your final and the entry at the top of the
chart for the time of your final.
Examinations are grouped by the beginning hour and the first
day that the class meets in a regular week.
Spring 2004 Common Final Examinations
If you are enrolled in courses which have conflicting common finals, please
inform your instructor at the start of the quarter.
Language Common Finals
• French 1-6: Saturday, June 5, 4 p.m.
• Portuguese 1-6: Saturday, June 5, 8 a.m.
• Spanish 1-6: Saturday, June 5, 8 a.m.
• All other foreign language courses numbered 1-6:
Saturday, June 5, 12 noon.
All Other Common Finals
Examples
• Chemistry 1AL, 1BL, 1CC, 1CL, 2CC: Saturday, June 5, 4 p.m.
• Finals for courses beginning anytime between 9:00 and 9:50 are
grouped with the 9:00 courses.
• Dramatic Art 10C, 110C: Saturday, June 5, 12 noon.
• Dramatic Art 11C, 111C: Saturday, June 5, 8 a.m.
• Finals for courses that meet M-T-W-F from 3:00-3:50 are grouped
with the M-W-F 3:00-3:50 courses.
• Dramatic Art 15C: Saturday, June 5, 4 p.m.
• Finals for courses that meet W from 2:00-4:50 are grouped with the
M-W-F 2:00-2:50 courses.
• Mathematics 3A, 3B, 3C, 5B: Monday, June 7, 7:30 p.m.
• Finals for courses that meet T-W-R from 11:45-12:30 are grouped
with the T-R 11:00-12:15 courses.
• Mathematics 100A, 100B: Saturday, June 5, 4 p.m.
• Finals for courses that meet M-W from 3:30-4:45 are grouped with
the M-W-F 3:00-3:50 courses.
• Writing 1, 1E, 1LK: Saturday, June 5, 8 a.m.
• Dramatic Art 151C, 151G: Saturday, June 5, 7:30 p.m.
• Mathematics 5A, 5C: Tuesday, June 8, 7:30 p.m.
• Physics 6C: Saturday, June 5, 7:30 p.m.
Please be sure to check carefully for any potential final schedule conflicts.
I
M
E
F
E
A
M
4–7 p.m.
7:30–10:30 p.m.
Dramatic Art 11C, 111C;
Writing 1, 1E, 1LK; and
Spanish and Portuguese
language common finals
Dramatic Art 10C, 110C;
foreign language common
finals (except French,
Spanish, and Portuguese)
Chemistry 1AL, 1BL, 1CC,
1CL, 2CC; Dramatic Art
15C; French language;
and Mathematics 100A,
100B common finals
Dramatic Art 151C, 151G;
and Physics 6C common
finals
Monday
June 7
M-W-F 10:00–10:50
T-R 12:30–1:45
T-R 12:00–1:15
T-R 1:00–2:15
M-W-F 2:00–2:50
Mathematics 3A, 3B, 3C,
5B common finals
Tuesday
June 8
T-R 9:30–10:45
T-R 9:00–10:15
T-R 10:00–11:15
M-W-F 12:00–12:50
T-R 2:00–3:15
Mathematics 5A, 5C
common finals
M-W-F 9:00–9:50
T-R 11:00–12:15
M-W-F 1:00–1:50
T-R 5:00–6:15 p.m.
T-R 6:00–7:15 p.m.
T-R 8:00–9:15
M-W-F 11:00–11:50
T-R 3:30–4:45
T-R 3:00–4:15
T-R 4:00–5:15
T-R 6:30–7:45 p.m.*
T-R 7:00–8:15 p.m.
T-R 8:00–9:15 p.m.*
M-W-F 8:00–8:50
M-W-F 3:00–3:50
M-W-F 4:00–4:50*
M-W-F 5:00–5:50*
M-W-F 6:00-6:50 p.m.*
M-W-F 7:00-7:50 p.m.*
M-W-F 8:00–8:50 p.m.*
Saturday
June 5
E
Y
A
D
X
12 noon–3 p.m.
O
F
O
8–11 am
X
A
M
T
Wednesday
June 9
Thursday
June 10
Friday
June 11
*Courses on these days and times have potential final exam schedule conflicts. Please be sure to review your finals schedule carefully.
Academic Department Directory
College of Creative Studies,
Building 494
893-2364, www.ccs.ucsb.edu
College of Engineering,
Undergraduate Office, Engineering I, 1006
893-2809, www.engineering.ucsb.edu
Chemical Engineering, Engineering II, 3357
893-3412, www.chemengr.ucsb.edu
Computer Engineering, Engineering I, 4157
893-5615, www.ce.ucsb.edu
Computer Science, Engineering I, 2104
893-4321, www.cs.ucsb.edu
Electrical and Computer Engineering,
Trailer 380, Room 101
893-2269, www.ece.ucsb.edu
Materials, Engineering II, 1355
893-4362, www.materials.ucsb.edu
Mechanical and Environmental Engineering,
Engineering II, 2355
893-2430, www.me.ucsb.edu
College of Letters and Science,
Office of Student Academic Affairs, Cheadle 1117
893-2038, www.advising.ltsc.ucsb.edu
Anthropology, HSSB 2001
893-2257, www.anth.ucsb.edu
Art Studio, Arts 1316
893-3138, www.arts.ucsb.edu
Asian American Studies, HSSB 5044
893-8039, www.asamst.ucsb.edu
Biomolecular Science and Engineering, Interdepartmental
Graduate Program in, Bren Building, Room 4032
893-2290, www.bmse.ucsb.edu
Black Studies, South Hall 3631
893-3800, www.blackstudies.ucsb.edu
Chemistry and Biochemistry, Physical Sciences North 1631
893-5675, www.chem.ucsb.edu
Chicano Studies, South Hall 1713
893-3012, www.chicst.ucsb.edu
Classics, HSSB 4080
893-3556, www.classics.ucsb.edu
Communication, Ellison 4836
893-2493, www.comm.ucsb.edu
Comparative Literature, Phelps 6206
893-2131, www.complit.ucsb.edu
Dramatic Art and Dance, Snidecor 2645
893-3241, www.dramadance.ucsb.edu
East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies, HSSB 2214
893-4549, www.eastasian.ucsb.edu
Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology,
Bren Building, Room 4024
893-3052, lifesci.ucsb.edu/EEMB/
Economics, North Hall 2127
893-3670, www.econ.ucsb.edu
English, South Hall 2607,
893-3441, www.english.ucsb.edu
Environmental Studies, Girvetz 2320
893-2968, www.es.ucsb.edu
Film Studies, Ellison 1720
893-2347, www.filmstudies.ucsb.edu
French and Italian, Phelps 5206
893-3111, www.french-ital.ucsb.edu
Geography, Ellison 3611
893-3663, www.geog.ucsb.edu
Geological Sciences, Webb Hall 1006
893-3471, www.geol.ucsb.edu
Germanic, Slavic, and Semitic Studies, Phelps 6206
893-2131, www.gss.ucsb.edu
Global and International Studies, HSSB 3044
893-7860, www.global.ucsb.edu
Global Peace and Security, HSSB 3044
893-7860, www.global.ucsb.edu/programs/gps
History, HSSB 4001
893-2991, www.history.ucsb.edu
History of Art and Architecture, Arts 1234
893-8710, www.arthistory.ucsb.edu
Interdisciplinary Humanities Center, HSSB 6046
893-3907, www.ihc.ucsb.edu
Interdisciplinary Studies, Cheadle 1117
893-3109
Jewish Studies, HSSB 3044
893-7860, www.global.ucsb.edu/programs/jewishstudies/
Latin American and Iberian Studies, Phelps 4206
893-3161, www.lais.ucsb.edu
Law and Society, Ellison 1832
893-2318, www.lawso.ucsb.edu/projects/review/
Linguistics, South Hall 3607
893-3776, www.linguistics.ucsb.edu
Marine Science, Interdepartmental Graduate Program in,
893-8162, marinegp.ucsb.edu
Mathematics, South Hall 6607
893-2171, www.math.ucsb.edu
Media Arts and Technology, South Hall 3431
893-5244, www.mat.ucsb.edu
Medieval Studies, HSSB 4001
893-2991, medievalstudies.ucsb.edu
Middle East Studies, HSSB 3044,
893-7860, www.global.ucsb.edu/programs/ines/
Military Science, Bldg. 451, Room 119
893-3042, www.milsci.ucsb.edu
Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology,
893-5281, lifesci.ucsb.edu/MCDB/
Music, Music 1315
893-3261, www.music.ucsb.edu
Philosophy, South Hall 5631
893-3122, www.philosophy.ucsb.edu
Physical Activities and Recreation, Recreation Center 2102
893-2181, www.par.ucsb.edu
Physics, Broida 3019
893-3888, www.physics.ucsb.edu
Political Science, Ellison 3834
893-3432, www.polsci.ucsb.edu
Psychology, Psychology 1332
893-3182, www.psych.ucsb.edu
Religious Studies, HSSB 3001E
893-4381, www.religion.ucsb.edu
Renaissance Studies, South Hall 2607
893-8711, www.english.ucsb.edu/faculty/oconnell/ren-studies/
Sociology, Ellison 2834
893-3630, www.soc.ucsb.edu
Spanish and Portuguese, Phelps 4206
893-3161, www.spanport.ucsb.edu
Speech and Hearing Sciences, Snidecor 1663D
893-2281, speech.ucsb.edu
Statistics and Applied Probability, South Hall 5607A
893-2129, www.pstat.ucsb.edu
Women, Culture, and Development, HSSB 3044
893-7860, www.global.ucsb.edu/programs/wcd/
Women’s Studies, South Hall 4706
893-4330, www.womst.ucsb.edu
Writing Program, South Hall 1520
893-2613, www.writing.ucsb.edu
Donald Bren School of Environmental Science
and Management,
2400 Donald Bren Hall
893-7611, www.bren.ucsb.edu
Gevirtz Graduate School of Education,
Department of Education, Phelps 2314
893-2502, www.education.ucsb.edu
Teacher Education Program, Phelps 2517
893-2084, www.education.ucsb.edu/tep/
29
Undergraduate University, General
Education, and Special Subject
Requirements offered Spring 2004
The following list includes courses scheduled for spring 2004 which meet or partially meet University, General Education, and Special Subject
Requirements effective as of the date of this publication. Students following patterns prior to fall 1994 should consult their college. Not all
courses listed meet requirements for all undergraduates; students are responsible for knowing the specific requirements which pertain to them.
College of Engineering students are directed to the College of Engineering Program Requirements brochure, and College of Letters and Science
students are directed to the Letters and Science Guide to Undergraduate Studies for a definitive summary of requirements and courses.
University
Requirements
AMH–American
History and
Institutions
ARTHI 121C
AS AM 2
BL ST 1
BL ST 6
BL ST 169BR
CH ST 1C
ECON 113B
ENGL 133SO
ENGL 134AF
ENGL 134MR
ENV S 173
HIST 17B
HIST 17BH
HIST 17C
HIST 17CH
HIST 160A
HIST 161B
HIST 165
HIST 166C
HIST 169BR
HIST 173T
MS 11 ‡
POL S 155
POL S 162
POL S 165
SUB A–Subject A
WRIT 1
General
Education
Requirements
Area A §
Course 1
WRIT 2
WRIT 2LK
Course 2
ENGL 10 ◊
WRIT 50
WRIT 50E
WRIT 109AC ◊
WRIT 109EC ◊
WRIT 109ED ◊
WRIT 109ES ◊
WRIT 109F ◊
WRIT 109HP ◊
WRIT 109HU ◊
WRIT 109L ◊
WRIT 109LA ◊
WRIT 109SS ◊
WRIT 109ST ◊
WRIT 109V ◊
B◊–Foreign
Language
Students may satisfy
this requirement by
successfully completing
quarter 3 or more
advanced work in a
foreign language. Note
that at UCSB thirdquarter Arabic is
Religious Studies 10C,
third-quarter Hindi is
third-quarter Hebrew is
and third-quarter
Tibetan is Religious
Studies 30C.
C–Science, Math
and Technology
ANTH 5 ◊
ASTRO 1 ◊
ASTRO 2 ◊
CHEM 1A ◊ ∞
CHEM 1AL ◊ ∞
◊ Satisfies College of Letters and Science requirements only.
∞ Both courses must be taken to satisfy requirement.
CMPSC 5JA ◊
COMM 87 ◊
EEMB 3 ◊
EEMB 20 ◊
EEMB 30 ◊
GEOG 3B ◊
GEOL 2 ◊
GEOL 4W ◊
GEOL 7 ◊
GEOL 20 ◊
LING 185 ◊
MATH 3A ◊
MATH 3B ◊
MATH 34A ◊
MATH 34B ◊
MCDB 1A ◊
MCDB 20 ◊
MCDB 21 ◊
PHYS 1 ◊
PHYS 2 ◊
PHYS 5 ◊ ∞
PHYS 5L ◊ ∞
PHYS 6B ◊ ∞
PHYS 6BL ◊ ∞
PHYS 6C ◊ ∞
PHYS 6CL ◊ ∞
PHYS 10 ◊
PSTAT 5A ◊
PSTAT 5E ◊
PSY 5 ◊
PSY 106 ◊
D–Social Sciences
ANTH 2
ANTH 122
ANTH 134
ANTH 141
ANTH 142
ANTH 147
AS AM 2
AS AM 3
AS AM 131
BL ST 1
BL ST 3
BL ST 6
BL ST 160
BL ST 169BR
C LIT 119
CH ST 1C
ECON 1
ECON 2
GEOG 5
E2–World
Civilizations and
Thought
GLOBL 2
HIST 17B
HIST 17BH
HIST 17C
HIST 17CH
HIST 131F
HIST 161B
HIST 167CP
HIST 169BR
JAPAN 25
JAPAN 162
LAWSO 1
LING 132
POL S 109
POL S 121
POL S 155
PSY 1
PSY 102
PSY 105
PSY 107
PSY 108
RG ST 131H
RG ST 136
SOC 1
SOC 131H
SOC 133
SOC 134
SOC 134R
SOC 152A
SOC 154A
SOC 164
SPAN 178
WM ST 20
WM ST 60
ANTH 138TS
BL ST 7
C LIT 119
CHIN 148
CLASS 100B
CLASS 108
CLASS 171
EACS 3
ENV S 3
FR 106B
GER 116A
HIST 46
HIST 106C
HIST 117D
ITAL 20X
KOR 182B
LING 30
PHIL 1
PHIL 3
PHIL 4
PHIL 100A
PHIL 100D
POL S 189
RG ST 3
RG ST 123
RG ST 126
RG ST 136
SPAN 153
F–The Arts
E1–Western
Civilization
ARTHI 6C
C LIT 30C
FR 50BX
HIST 2C
HIST 2CH
HIST 4B
HIST 4BH
HIST 4C
HIST 4CH
PHIL 20C
RG ST 80C
ARTHI 6C
ARTHI 6D
ARTHI 101C
ARTHI 101D
ARTHI 105F
ARTHI 107B
ARTHI 109B
ARTHI 109F
ARTHI 117A
ARTHI 117B
ARTHI 119G
ARTHI 121C
ARTHI 130B
ARTHI 130C
ARTHI 134F
ARTST 1A
ARTST 4D
BL ST 142
BL ST 162
BL ST 172
CLASS 170B
DA 5
DA 60
DA 160C
DA 160F
DANCE 45
FLMST 46
FLMST 101C
MUS 11
MUS 15
MUS 17
MUS 112C
MUS 114
MUS 118A
MUS 119A
G–Literature
AS AM 5
BL ST 38B
BL ST 127
C LIT 30C
C LIT 33
C LIT 191
CHIN 124B
CHIN 148
CLASS 36
CLASS 38
CLASS 40
ENGL 15
ENGL 104A
ENGL 105A
ENGL 113PS
ENGL 126B
ENGL 128AU
ENGL 133SO
ENGL 134AF
ENGL 134MR
ENGL 140
ENGL 150
ENGL 165NP
ENGL 189
ENGL 193
FR 168
FR 170X
FR 180X
FR 196X
GER 116A
HEB 114C
JAPAN 110C
PORT 106C
PORT 120D
RG ST 142C
WM ST 40
‡ Satisfies 1⁄2 of American History and Institutions requirement.
Special
Subject
Requirements
ETH–Ethnicity
AS AM 2
AS AM 3
AS AM 5
AS AM 131
BL ST 1
BL ST 6
BL ST 38B
BL ST 127
BL ST 142
BL ST 160
BL ST 169BR
BL ST 172
CH ST 1C
ENGL 134AF
ENGL 134MR
HIST 131F
HIST 160A
HIST 161B
HIST 169BR
RG ST 123
WM ST 60
NWC–NonWestern Culture
ANTH 2 ◊
ANTH 122 ◊
ANTH 134 ◊
ANTH 138TS ◊
ANTH 141 ◊
ANTH 142 ◊
ARTHI 6D ◊
ARTHI 130B ◊
ARTHI 134F ◊
BL ST 3 ◊
BL ST 7 ◊
BL ST 162 ◊
C LIT 33 ◊
CHIN 124B ◊
CHIN 148 ◊
CHIN 184B ◊
EACS 3 ◊
HIST 46 ◊
HIST 184B ◊
JAPAN 25 ◊
JAPAN 110C ◊
JAPAN 162 ◊
KOR 182B ◊
RG ST 3 ◊
RG ST 131H ◊
SOC 131H ◊
SPAN 178 ◊
QNT–Quantitative
Relationships
ASTRO 1 ◊
ASTRO 2 ◊
CHEM 1A ◊ ∞
CHEM 1AL ◊ ∞
CMPSC 5JA ◊
COMM 87 ◊
EEMB 30 ◊
GEOL 2 ◊
GEOL 4W ◊
GEOL 7 ◊
GEOL 20 ◊
MATH 3A ◊
MATH 3B ◊
MATH 34A ◊
MATH 34B ◊
PHYS 1 ◊
PHYS 2 ◊
PHYS 5 ◊ ∞
PHYS 5L ◊ ∞
PHYS 6B ◊ ∞
PHYS 6BL ◊ ∞
PHYS 6C ◊ ∞
PHYS 6CL ◊ ∞
PHYS 10 ◊
PSTAT 5A ◊
PSTAT 5E ◊
PSY 5 ◊
WRT–Writing
ANTH 122
ANTH 138TS
ANTH 141
ARTHI 6C
ARTHI 6D
ARTHI 101D
ARTHI 105F
ARTHI 109B
ARTHI 117A
ARTHI 117B
ARTHI 119G
ARTHI 121C
ARTHI 130B
ARTST 1A
AS AM 5
AS AM 131
BL ST 1
BL ST 6
BL ST 7
BL ST 38B
BL ST 127
BL ST 160
BL ST 162
BL ST 169BR
BL ST 172
C LIT 30C
C LIT 33
C LIT 119
CH ST 1C
CHEM 2CC
CHIN 124B
CLASS 38
CLASS 171
DA 160C
DA 160F
EACS 3
ED 165
EEMB 142CL
ENGL 15
ENGL 104A
ENGL 105A
ENGL 113PS
ENGL 126B
ENGL 128AU
ENGL 133SO
ENGL 134AF
ENGL 134MR
ENGL 140
ENGL 150
ENGL 165NP
ENGL 189
ENGL 193
ENGR 101 ◊◊
ENV S 3
FLMST 46
FLMST 101C
FR 50BX
FR 106B
FR 168
FR 170X
FR 180X
GEOL 4W
GER 116A
GLOBL 2
HEB 114C
HIST 2C
HIST 2CH
HIST 4B
HIST 4BH
HIST 4C
HIST 4CH
HIST 17B
HIST 17BH
HIST 17C
HIST 17CH
HIST 46
HIST 106C
HIST 117D
HIST 123C
HIST 131F
HIST 157B
HIST 167CP
HIST 169BR
INT 20
JAPAN 25
JAPAN 110C
JAPAN 162
JAPAN 167B
KOR 182B
LING 30
LING 132
MUS 15
MUS 112C
MUS 114
MUS 118A
MUS 119A
PHIL 1
PHIL 4
PHIL 20C
PHIL 100A
PHIL 100D
POL S 7
POL S 121
POL S 155
PORT 120D
PSY 90C
PSY 91C
PSY 110L
PSY 117L
PSY 120L
PSY 135C
PSY 140
PSY 143S
RG ST 3
RG ST 80C
RG ST 123
RG ST 126
RG ST 136
RG ST 145
RG ST 167B
SHS 50 ◊
SOC 134
SOC 134R
SOC 154A
SOC 176A
SPAN 178
WM ST 20
WM ST 40
WM ST 60
Search for General
Education courses
Use the GOLD system
to search for spring 2004
classes that will meet
University, Special Subject,
and General Education
Requirements.
◊◊ Satisfies College of Engineering requirements only. ECE majors may not use ENGR 101 as a Writing Requirement course.
§ All courses in the ENGR 2A-B-C sequence must be completed to satisfy Area A for College of Engineering students (except computer science majors).
gnet.ucsb.edu
Spring 2004 Course Listing
When considering a course in which to register, pay special attention to the column entitled “Messages.” The messages appear in the far right column
and in some cases directly below the course. Restrictions on enrollment listed here are enforced at the time of registration during Pass 1. These
restrictions may be lifted after Pass 1. If consent of the instructor or department is required for enrollment, contact the instructor or department to
determine whether you are qualified prior to registration. All courses listed in this publication are subject to change without notice. Refer to GOLD at
http://gnet.ucsb.edu/gold for the latest course information.
Course
Title
Instructor
Unit Grade Enroll# Type Days
Time
Location
Messages
Anthropology–ANTH
2
5
99
112
121
121MS
121T
122
133
134
138TS
141
142
143F
147
148MH
150C
153T
158
INTRO CULT ANTHRO
STAFF
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
STAFF
00026 Dis R
STAFF
00034 Dis R
STAFF
00042 Dis W
STAFF
00059 Dis M
STAFF
00067 Dis W
STAFF
00075 Dis M
STAFF
00083 Dis T
STAFF
00091 Dis M
STAFF
00109 Dis F
INTRO PHYSICAL ANTH
Gaulin S J
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
STAFF
00133 Dis W
STAFF
00141 Dis M
STAFF
00158 Dis T
STAFF
00166 Dis F
STAFF
00174 Dis W
STAFF
00182 Dis M
STAFF
00190 Dis F
STAFF
00208 Dis M
STAFF
00216 Dis R
STAFF
00224 Dis W
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-4 Opt 00240 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
BIOARCHAEOLOGY
STAFF
4.0 Let 45609 Sem TR
HUMAN EVOLUTION
Walker P L
4.0 Opt 00307 Lec TR
HIST WORLD SYSTEMS
Sachsenmaier
4.0 Opt 56697 Lec MW
Mines M
GEN, NATSEL, HUM EVOL
STAFF
4.0 Opt 00315 Lec MWF
ANTH OF WORLD SYSTM
Villarreal M
CULT DEVEL MESOAMER
STAFF
MDRN CULT LATIN AME
STAFF
ARCH OF EGYPT
Smith S T
MEX AGRICLTR & SOC
STAFF
PEOPLE CULT INDIA
Mines M
ARCHAEOLOGY ETHICS
Jennings J M
LAW & CULTURE
Hatch E J
4.0 Let 45682 Lec TR
GE: D. Open to LAWSO, ANTH Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
AESTHETIC ANTHRO
Hancock M E
4.0 Opt 45690 Sem TR
INCA EMPIRE
Schreiber K J
PRIMATE BEHAVIOR
STAFF
CROP GENETIC RESRC
Cleveland D A
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
900-950
500-550
400-450
500-550
1000-1050
500-550
200-250
500-550
1000-1050
1100-1150
1000-1050
900-950
900-950
600-650PM
1100-1150
1200-1250
900-950
1100-1150
300-350
600-650PM
500-650PM
MUSIC LLCH
HSSB 1237
ARTS 1245
GIRV 1112
BSIF 1217
387 101
NH 1105
PHELP 3519
SH 1430
GIRV 2112
MUSIC LLCH
HSSB 2001A
HSSB 1021
PHELP 1425
GIRV 2115
387 104
ARTS 1251
PHELP 1445
ARTS 1251
GIRV 2115
GIRV 2119
1230-145
200-315
200-315
HSSB 1021
BUCHN 1940
HSSB 1174
1200-1250
200-315
900-950
1000-1050
300-415
1200-1250
930-1045
930-1045
1100-1215
GIRV 1004
BREN 1414
PHELP 1508
HSSB 1173
BUCHN 1920
PHELP 3505
BREN 1414
HSSB 2001A
BUCHN 1940
800-915
200-315
900-950
100-150
387 101
HSSB 1174
EMBAR HALL
387 101
200-450
1230-145
387 101
387 104
200-450
200-450
GREEN HOUSE
HSSB 2018
HSSB 2001A
GE: NWC ◊, D. A Lab/Dis is Required.
GE: C ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required.
Upper Division only.
Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
GE: NWC ◊, WRT, D.
GE: NWC ◊, D.
GE: E, E2, NWC ◊, WRT. Upper Division only.
GE: NWC ◊, D.
A Lab/Dis is Required.
168
STAFF
45724 Lab W
SM SCALE FOOD PROD
Cleveland D A
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
Cleveland D A
00414 Lab R
RURAL CALIFORNIA
Palerm J-V
4.0 Let 00430 Lec M
169
178
EVOLUT COOPERATION
INTERN ARCHAEO REC
Gurven M D
Glassow M A
4.0
1-4
Opt 56671
PNP 00455
Sem TR
Tut T B A
1100-1215
181
183
MTH/TECH FIELD ARCH
INTERN ARCH RES MGT
Glassow M A
Glassow M A
6.0
1-4
Opt 45732
PNP 00489
Lec
Tut
1100-1150
187
190
CLASH OF CULTURES
STAFF
1000-1050
HSSB 3201
CULT ANTH INTERN
STAFF
1-4 Opt 00505 Tut T B A
FLD TRNG ARCH
STAFF
1-8 Opt 00513 Fld T B A
PRACTICUM FIELD/LAB
STAFF
1-4 Opt 00521 Fld T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SR HONORS PROGRAM
STAFF
4.0 IP
00539 Sem T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter. Seniors only. Open to ANTH Majors Only. Instructor approval required
prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Honors students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SR HONORS PROGRAM
STAFF
4.0 Let 00547 Sem T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Open to ANTH Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor
approval required prior to registration. Honors students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
166FP
194
194P
195A
195B
MW
TBA
AMH - American History and Institutions
ETH - Ethnicity
◊Satisfies College of Letters and Science requirements only.
QNT - Quantitative Relationships
WRT - Writing
◊◊Satisfies College of Engineering requirements only. Only chemical and mechanical engineering majors may use ENGR 101 as a Writing Requirement course.
HSSB 1021
Instructor approval required prior to registration.
Fee charged.
NWC - Non-Western Culture
B - Foreign Language
Anthropology • Art Studio
Course
197
198
199
199RA
206
229C
231
234
239S
245B
250JP
250MV
250MY
250PS
250TS
266FP
297
501
594
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
33
Messages
SPECIAL COURSES
Villarreal M
4.0 Opt 45740 Sem MW
1100-1215
HSSB 2018
Walker P L
54692 Sem TR
400-515
HSSB 1021
INDEP READINGS ANTH
STAFF
1-5 Opt 00554 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
INDEP STUDIES ANTH
STAFF
1-5 Opt 00562 Tut T B A
RESEARCH TRAINING
STAFF
1-5 Opt 00570 Tut T B A
CUR PROBS IN ARCH
Schreiber K J
4.0 Opt 45757 Sem W
200-500
HSSB 1025
CONTEMPORARY ANTH
Hancock M E
4.0 Let 00596 Sem T
200-450
HSSB 2018
CROP GENTETIC RESRC
Cleveland D A
4.0 Let
Lec MW
100-150
387 101
STAFF
45781 Lab W
200-450
387 101
Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
ADV EVOLUTION PSYCH
Tooby J
4.0 Opt 00604 Sem T
145-430
HSSB 1010
RSCH DESIGN/SCA
Voorhies B
4.0 Let 00612 Sem M
200-450
HSSB 2001A
GRAD Students only.
QUANT ANALYSIS ARCH
Aldenderfer M
4.0 Let 45799 Sem W
700-1000PM HSSB 1021
GRAD Students only.
METHOD AND THEORY
Palerm J-V
4.0 Opt 00646 Lec M
200-450
HSSB 2018
METHOD AND THEORY
Villarreal M
1100-1215
HSSB 2018
METHOD AND THEORY
Yang M
4.0 Opt 45807 Lec W
200-450
HSSB 2001A
METHOD AND THEORY
STAFF
4.0 Opt 00661 Lec TBA
HSSB 2001A
METHOD AND THEORY
Smith S T
4.0 Opt 45815 Lec T
200-450
HSSB 2001A
SM SCALE FOOD PROD
Cleveland D A
1230-145
387 104
GRADUATE STUDIES
STAFF
4.0 Let 00703 Lec T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
TA PRACTICUM
STAFF
4.0 SU 00711 Sem T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
FIELD RESEARCH TRNG
STAFF
2-12 Opt 00729 Fld T B A
DIR READING & RSCH
STAFF
2-6 Opt 00737 Tut T B A
IND STUDY M.A. COMP
STAFF
2-6 SU 00745 Tut T B A
MA & PRE-CAND PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 00752 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 00760 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Anthropology.
Aldenderfer M .........
Anderson K A ..........
Aswani S .................
Bray F A ..................
Broyles Y J ..............
Carlos M L ..............
Cleveland D A .........
11
30
28
04
02
03
15
Crawford D L ............ 32
Cremers M H ............ 31
Darian-Smith ............ 13
Ford A ....................... 20
Gaulin S J ................. 05
Glassow M A ............ 06
Gurven M D .............. 24
Hancock M E .................. 36
Hatch E J ........................ 08
Jennings J M ................. 39
Jochim M A ................... 22
Lieberman D L ............... 34
Mines M ........................ 12
Palerm J-V ..................... 29
Robertson A F ........... 09
Schreiber K J ............. 35
Smith S T .................. 10
Stonich S C ............... 16
Tooby J ..................... 14
Villarreal M ............... 44
Voorhies B ................ 18
Walker P L ................ 19
Yang M ..................... 21
Art Studio–ARTST
1A
4D
10
12
18
19
21
100
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
VISUAL LITERACY
Gardner C
4.0
Opt
Lec
MW
W
330-445
500-650PM
IV THEA2
IV THEA1
GE: F, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors.
STAFF
02188 Dis M
1200-1250
387 103
STAFF
02196 Dis R
1200-1250
STAFF
02204 Dis T
800-850
387 104
STAFF
02212 Dis F
900-950
ARTS 1241
INTRO TO ARTMAKING
Fulbeck L K
4.0 Opt
Lec M
400-550
GIRV 1004
GE: F. A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors.
STAFF
02238 Std TR
1100-1250
ARTS 2628
STAFF
02246 Std MW
1100-1250
ARTS 2628
STAFF
02253 Std MW
100-250
ARTS 2628
STAFF
02261 Std TR
300-450
ARTS 2628
STAFF
02279 Std MW
900-1050
ARTS 2628
INTRO CONTEMP PAINT
Kozyrev D A
900-1150
ARTS 1344
Letter grade required for majors. Fee charged.
L/D SCULPTURE
Krueger J S
900-1150
ARTS 0641
Letter grade required for majors. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only. Fee charged.
L/D DRAWING
Brown G H
900-115
ARTS 2636
Letter grade required for majors. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only. Fee charged.
L/D PHOTOGRAPHY
Fulbeck L K
4.0 Opt
Lec M
1000-1050
ARTS 1426
A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
02352 Lab TR
1000-1150
ARTS 1242
STAFF
02360 Lab T B A
DIGITAL FOUNDATIONS
STAFF
4.0 Let 02378 Lec MW
100-350
KERR 2160
INT PAINTING
Callister J
4.0 Opt 02410 Lab TR
900-1150
ARTS 2422
Letter grade required for majors. Upper Division only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only. Fee charged. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
IP - In-progress grading
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
LET - Letter grade only
M - Monday
OPT - Optional grading
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
Unsatisfactory grading
T - Tuesday
TBA - To be arranged
TUT - Tutorial
TVI - Televised lecture
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
34
Art Studio
Course
Title
Instructor
Callister J
4.0
102
106
110
DIG MED TOOL BOX
Legrady G T
1000-1250
ARTS 2220
ADV 3D SCULPTURE
Mulfinger J
900-1150
ARTS 0641
Letter grade required for majors.
INT PRINT
Reese H
100-350
ARTS 2235
ADV ELEC IMAGE
Beckman L B
4.0 Let 45823 Lab F
930-200
ARTS 22356
ADV DRAWING
Gipe L
4.0 Let 02469 Lab TR
100-350
ARTS 2636
Letter grade required for majors. Upper Division only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only. Fee charged.
INT PHOTOGRAPHY
Ross R H
4.0 Opt 02477 Lab MW
100-350
ARTS 1242
ADV DIGITAL MEDIA
Peljhan M
200-350
ARTS 2220
Letter grade required for majors. Upper Division only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
VISUAL ART/CULTURE
STAFF
200-315
PSYCH 1802
INTERNSHIP ART ST
STAFF
1-4 PNP 02519 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Department Approval
Required to finalize registration.
SPEC GR STUDIES
Novak M J
2-4 Opt 02527 Sem T B A
Upper Division only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Brown G H
56689 Tut MW
100-350
ARTS 2636
HONORS SEMINAR
Green E R
4.0 Let 02535 Sem M
1000-1250
ARTS 1318
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to ARTST Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Honors students only. Department
Approval Required to finalize registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 02543 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval
required prior to registration.
RESEARCH ASSISTANCE
STAFF
1-5 Let 02550 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval
ADV ELEC IMAGE
Beckman L B
4.0 Let 45831 Lab F
930-200
ARTS 22356
GRAD SEM CRITIQUE
Jevbratt L V
4.0 Let 02568 Sem T
600-850PM ARTS 1318
GRAD Students only.
GRAD THEORY SEMINAR
STAFF
4.0 Let 02576 Sem R
630-915PM ARTS 1241
GRAD Students only.
PROFESSIONALISM
Ross R H
4.0 Let 45849 Sem M
600-850PM ARTS 1318
GRAD Students only.
TA PRACTICUM
STAFF
1-4 SU 02584 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only.
MFA DRAW/PAINT
STAFF
2-12 Let 02600 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor
DIR ST INTERMEDIA
STAFF
2-12 Let 02618 Tut T B A
DIR STUDY PHOTOG
STAFF
2-12 Let 02626 Tut T B A
MFA PRINTMAKING
STAFF
2-12 Let 02634 Tut T B A
DIR STU MFA SCULPT
STAFF
2-12 Let 02642 Tut T B A
MFA THESIS PROJECT
STAFF
2-12 Let 02659 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
DIR HIST READ & RES
STAFF
4.0 Let 02667 Lab T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to ARTST Majors Only.
122
130
192
194
196
199
199RA
213
244
245
246
501
591DP
591IM
591PH
591PM
591S
593MS
595
Lab TR
100-350
ARTS 2432
Messages
ADV PAINTING
120
02428
Location
101
113
118
Opt
Time
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Art Studio.
Argent P ..................
Beckman L B ...........
Brown G H ...............
Budgett G ................
Callister J ................
Ekstrom L ................
16
03
04
19
05
13
Fulbeck L K ............... 14
Gardner C ................. 08
Gipe L ....................... 20
Green E R .................. 21
Hebdige R W ............. 15
Jevbratt L V ............... 07
Kozyrev D A ................... 09
Krueger J S .................... 25
Legrady G T ................... 26
Matjas L C ..................... 12
Mulfinger J .................... 17
Novak M J ...................... 18
Peljhan M .................. 10
Reese H ..................... 27
Rickels L A ................ 22
Ross R H ................... 02
Smith J D .................. 28
Webb J S ................... 23
Yasuda K .................. 06
Art Studio Courses in Related Departments
Media Arts and Technology–MAT
201A
242A
253
257
MEDIA SIGNAL PROC
ADV MM: AUDIOPHILE
NAVIGAT INFO SPACE
NETPROTO SOCIAL
Gibson J D
Pope S T
Legrady G T
STAFF
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Let
Let
Let
Let
26047
50476
26062
26070
Lec
Lec
Lab
Sem
MW
R
M
R
200-350
200-500
500-900PM
1000-100
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
PHELP 3519
MUSIC 2215
ARTS 2220
ARTS 2220
Art Studio • Asian American Studies
Course
276IB
276LC
276N
293
299
594E
594P
594X
596
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
COMPU MUS SYN/COMP
Kuchera-Morin
4.0 Let 49056 Lec TF
1215-200
MUSIC 2215
DIGI MUS PROC/COMP
Roads C
2.0 Let 26096 Lec M
200-350
MUSIC 2215
SPC TPCS ELEC MUS
Roads C
4.0 Let 26104 Lec W
400-600PM MUSIC 2215
INTERNSHIP INDUSTRY
STAFF
1-4 Let 26120 Fld T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDY
STAFF
4.0 Let 26138 Lab T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
SPECIAL TOPICS
Novak M J
1-4 Let 55194 Sem T B A
SPECIAL TOPICS
Pope S T
2-12 Let 26153 Sem M
1000-200
SH 3431
Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
SPECIAL TOPICS
Roads C
1-4 Let 26161 Sem R
500-700PM MUSIC 2203
DIRECTED RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 26179 Lab T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Media Arts and Technology.
Gibson J D .............. 14
Kuchera-Morin ........ 33
Manjunath B S ........ 06
Menezes G C ............ 15
Novak M J ................ 03
Oreilly B .................... 13
Peljhan M ...................... 11
Pope S T ........................ 02
Roads C ......................... 08
Sarouphim A P .......... 05
..................................
..................................
.................................
Asian American Studies–AS AM
2
3
5
100AA
100CC
118
130
131
132
141
142
170PP
171DD
192B
195H
199
199RA
500
596
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
35
CONT AS AM HISTORY
Park J S W
AMH. GE: ETH, D. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
ASIAN AM PERSONALIT
Kim B S
Ahn A J
Ahn A J
Ahn A J
Ahn A J
Ng G F
Sia A B
Sia A B
Ng G F
INTRO ASIAN AM LIT
Huang B
Keller S L
Keller S L
Keller S L
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
CHINESE AMERICANS
Zhao X
FILIPINO AMERICANS
Cruz J D
AS AM/POP CULTURE
Shimizu C P
COLONIALISM
Park J S W
AS AM WOMEN’S HIST
STAFF
WOMEN GLOBAL ECON
STAFF
AS AM CREATIVE WRTG
Koshy S
INTRO AS AM PERFORM
Harsha A
SPEC TOPIC ARTS/HUM
Huang B
SPEC TOPIC SOC/HIST
STAFF
RESEARCH SEMINAR
Zhao X
4.0
Opt
02683
02691
02709
02717
02725
02733
02741
02758
4.0
Opt
02774
02782
02790
02808
02816
02824
02832
02840
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Let
48355
48363
48371
48389
48397
48405
48413
48421
48439
48447
02881
48462
48470
57034
57026
48488
02980
48504
56531
48496
Lec
MWF
900-950
GIRV 1004
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Sem
T
T
W
W
R
R
F
F
MW
T
T
W
W
F
R
R
F
MWF
F
F
F
T
W
W
W
F
M
TR
T
TR
MWF
MW
MW
M
MW
TR
MW
T
900-950
800-850
100-150
300-350
400-450
500-550
1100-1150
1200-1250
200-315
300-350
400-450
400-450
500-550
900-950
800-850
100-150
1000-1050
1000-1050
1200-1250
100-150
200-250
800-850
800-850
300-350
400-450
800-850
800-850
930-1045
600-930PM
930-1045
1100-1150
1230-145
330-445
900-1130
630-815PM
930-1045
200-315
1100-130
HSSB 1228
HSSB 1211
387 104
HSSB 5024
HSSB 1223
NH 1109
HSSB 1233
HSSB 1237
GIRV 1004
HSSB 1237
HSSB 5024
HSSB 1236
HSSB 1223
HSSB 1207
HSSB 1211
HSSB 2251
HSSB 1214
ENGR1 1104
HSSB 1210
HSSB 3201
GIRV 1108
HSSB 1214
HSSB 1211
HSSB 1237
GIRV 1108
HSSB 1211
HSSB 1211
NH 1105
GIRV 1116
NH 1109
387 103
ARTS 1247
ARTS 1241
HSSB 5024
GIRV 1004
NH 1111
WEBB 1100
HSSB 5030
GE: ETH, D. A Lab/Dis is Required.
GE: ETH, WRT, G. A Lab/Dis is Required.
Sequence course - final quarter.
Open to ASAM Majors Only.
SENIOR HONORS PROJ
STAFF
4.0 Let 03020 Tut T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-4 Opt 03038 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
INDEP RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-4 PNP 03046 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
LAB FOR TAS
STAFF
4.0 SU 03053 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
1-4 Opt 03061 Tut T B A
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
36
Asian American Studies • Biological Sciences • BMSE • Black Studies
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Asian American Studies.
Cruz J D .................. 03
Daniels D H ............. 11
Fujino D C ............... 05
Fulbeck L K ............... 14
Harsha A ................... 09
Kim B S .................... 13
Koshy S ......................... 08
Lee K W ......................... 02
Park J S W ..................... 07
Shimizu C P .............. 04
Spickard P R ............. 12
Thai H C .................... 15
Zhao X ...................... 06
Biological Sciences
The Department of Biological Sciences is organized into two departments: the Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology (EEMB) and the Department of
Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology (MCDB). For courses previously designated as Biology, Botany, or Zoology, please refer to the EEMB and MCDB course
listings in this Schedule of Classes. Information on majors may be obtained from the department office.
Biomolecular Science & Engineering–Biomolecular Science and Engineering–BMSE
195
199
201A
203
204
216A
216B
223
257
260
262
263
264
290A
290B
290BP
290CE
290DN
290HW
290PM
290S
294B
295
592
595
596
598
599
UG INTERN BIOTECH
Edwards L A
3.0 PNP 04069 Tut T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 04077 Tut T B A
PROTEINS
Plaxco K W
1100-1215
GIRV 1106
GRAD Students only.
PROTEIN ENG & DES
Reich N O
300-350
387 103
PROTEIN PROCESSING
Waite J H
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
PSYCH 1802
STAFF
52720 Dis F
1100-1150
BSIF 1217
SPECTROSCOPY
Gerig J T
2.0 Let 04093 Lec MTWR 1000-1050
HSSB 4201
GRAD Students only.
DIFFRACTION
Perona J J
1100-1215
387 103
SIGNAL TRANDUCTION
Feinstein S C
2.0 Let 04127 Lec MWF
900-950
BSIF 1217
GRAD Students only.
Mahan M J
TR
830-920
BSIF 1217
Class meets 03/29 thru 04/30.
Samuel C E
Vandenberg C
SPEC TOP BIOPHYSICS
Fygenson D K
1-4 Opt 04135 Lec T
500-630PM BRDA 3302
R
500-700PM BRDA 3302
RES PROG IN BMSE
Mahan M J
1.0 SU 04143 Sem M
400-550
WEBB 1100
GRAD Students only.
BMSE RESEARCH PROG
Mahan M J
1.0 SU 04150 Sem F
1130-1250
BUCHN 1940
SEMINAR IN BMSE
Mahan M J
1.0 SU 04168 Sem R
330-620PM WEBB 1100
SIG TRANSDCTION LIT
Lew G J
1.0 SU 04176 Sem T B A
GRAD Students only.
GROUP STUDIES
Morse D E
2.0 Opt 04184 Sem T B A
GROUP STUDIES
Stucky G D
2.0 Opt 04192 Sem T B A
GROUP STUDIES
Mahan M J
2.0 Opt 04200 Sem T B A
GROUP STUDIES
Rothman J H
2.0 Opt 04218 Sem T B A
GROUP STUDIES
Clegg D O
2.0 Opt 04226 Sem T B A
GROUP STUDIES
Waite J H
2.0 Opt 04234 Sem T B A
GROUP STUDIES
Cooper J B
2.0 Opt 04242 Sem T B A
GROUP STUDIES
Samuel C E
2.0 Opt 04259 Sem T B A
BIOENGINEERING
Morse D E
2.0 Let 04267 Lec M
1200-130
555 3103
GRAD Students only.
Edwards L A
BIOTECH/PHAR INTERN
Edwards L A
3.0 SU 04275 Lab T B A
Morse D E
Open to BMB Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
BMSE LAB ROTATION
STAFF
3.0 Let 04283 Lab T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Open to BMB Majors Only.
BMB LIT SEMINAR
STAFF
2.0 Opt 04291 Sem T B A
GRAD Students only.
DIRECTED READ RSRCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 04309 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
MASTERS THEIS PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 04317 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Open to BMB Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
PH.D. DISSERT PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 04325 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Biomolecular Science and Engineering.
Carbon J A ..............
Christofferse ............
Clegg D O ...............
Cooper J B ..............
Daugherty P S .........
Deming T ................
46
96
47
71
06
08
Edwards L A .............. 12
Fygenson D K ........... 03
Gerig J T ................... 09
Israelachvili .............. 10
Jaeger L A ................. 43
Lew G J ..................... 25
Low D A ......................... 50
Mahan M J ..................... 53
Morse D E ...................... 51
Parsons S M .................. 20
Perona J J ...................... 16
Pincus P A ..................... 13
Plaxco K W ................ 39
Reich N O .................. 04
Rothman J H ............. 02
Safinya C R ............... 05
Samuel C E ............... 55
Sears D W ................. 76
Stucky G D ................
Vandenberg C ...........
Waite J H ..................
Wilson L ...................
56
19
98
65
Black Studies–BL ST
1
INTRO AF-AM STUDIES
Jackson A
AMH. GE: ETH, WRT, D. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
4.0
Opt
03475
03483
03491
Lec
TR
330-445
NH 1006
Dis
Dis
Dis
T
T
T
1100-1150
500-550
200-250
GIRV 2110
SH 3711
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Black Studies • Chemical Engineering
Course
Title
Instructor
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
INTRO AFR STUDIES
Akudinobi J
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVMNT
Madison O F
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
INTRO CARIB STUDIES
Pigeon G G
3
6
7
38B
127
142
160
162
169BR
172
191XX
193AA
195C
197
199
199RA
501
596
598
03509
03517
03525
03533
03541
4.0
Opt
03566
03574
03582
03590
03608
56143
4.0
Opt
03699
03707
03715
03723
03731
03749
03756
03764
4.0
Opt
STAFF
03780
STAFF
03798
STAFF
03806
STAFF
03814
STAFF
03822
STAFF
03830
INTRO AF-AMER LIT 2
Duran J M
4.0 Opt
STAFF
03855
STAFF
03863
STAFF
03871
STAFF
03889
STAFF
03897
STAFF
03905
BLACK WOMEN WRITERS
Duran J M
4.0 Opt 03913
MUS AFRO-AMER USA
Stewart E L
4.0 Opt 03921
RACISM & SOC POLICY
Madison O F
4.0 Opt 03939
AFRICAN CINEMA
Akudinobi J
4.0 Let
GE: NWC ◊, F, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Fee charged.
Akudinobi J
03954
AFRO-AMERICAN HIST
Daniels D H
4.0 Opt 56242
AMH. GE: WRT, D, ETH. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
CONTEM BLACK CINEMA
Robinson C J
4.0 Opt
GE: F, ETH, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Fee charged.
Robinson C J
03970
SPEC TOPIC IN BL ST
White D
4.0 Let 56150
SEM BLACK STUDIES
Madison O F
4.0 Let 56945
Time
Location
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
R
F
W
R
W
TR
M
W
M
F
R
T
MWF
1000-1050
1000-1050
1000-1050
500-550
1100-1150
200-315
1000-1050
800-850
900-950
900-950
600-650PM
1000-1050
200-250
SH 3711
BSIF 1217
SH 3711
GIRV 2135
SH 3711
CHEM 1171
GIRV 1106
GIRV 1106
GIRV 2110
GIRV 1106
GIRV 1106
GIRV 1106
BUCHN 1940
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
M
F
R
M
F
T
W
W
TR
1000-1050
1200-1250
1100-1150
100-150
1100-1150
1200-1250
1200-1250
800-850
1100-1215
GIRV 2110
GIRV 2110
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
M
W
T
M
R
W
TR
M
T
M
R
F
W
TR
MW
MWF
T
1100-1150
1200-1250
100-150
400-450
100-150
1000-1050
930-1045
100-150
1100-1150
400-450
1100-1150
1000-1050
600-650PM
200-315
200-315
1100-1150
400-630PM
GIRV 2110
SH 3711
GIRV 2110
GIRV 2110
HSSB 1173
BRDA 1610
GIRV 2123
PHELP 3523
Lab M
W
Lec TR
600-750PM
600-750PM
1100-1215
HSSB 4020
Lec
930-1045
HSSB 1173
500-650PM
100-350
200-450
HSSB 1174
SH 3711
SH 3711
TR
Lab W
Lec W
Lec T
GIRV 2135
GIRV 2110
ELLSN 2816
GIRV 2135
GIRV 2110
IV THEA2
Messages
GE: NWC ◊, D. A Lab/Dis is Required.
GE: NWC ◊, WRT, E, E2.
GIRV 2135
SH 3711
GIRV 1106
GIRV 1106
SH 3711
CHEM 1171
GIRV 1106
GE: ETH, WRT, G. A Lab/Dis is Required.
GE: ETH, G, WRT. Upper Division only.
GE: ETH, F. Upper Division only.
GE: ETH, WRT, D.
HONORS THESIS
Bobo J
4.0 Let 03996 Sem M
200-450
SH 3711
Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
FIELD RESEARCH
STAFF
1-8 Opt 04002 Tut T B A
Upper Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-4 Let 04010 Tut T B A
INDEP RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-5 Let 04028 Tut T B A
TEACHING METH BL ST
STAFF
1-4 SU 04036 Sem T B A
DIR READING & RSCH
STAFF
2-5 Let 04044 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
MA THES RSCH & PREP
STAFF
2-8 Let 04051 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Black Studies.
Akudinobi J ............. 12
Banks I .................... 02
Curtis S Y ................ 05
Daniels D H .............. 13
Duran J M ................. 11
Madison O F ............. 10
McAuley C ..................... 44
Michel C ........................ 06
Pigeon G G .................... 03
Robinson C J ............ 67
Smith J D .................. 16
Stewart E L ................ 04
Chemical Engineering–CH E
99
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
INTRO. TO RESEARCH
STAFF
1-3 Opt 04648 Lab T B A
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
37
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
38
Chemical Engineering • Chemistry and Biochemistry
Course
110B
120C
124
132A
140A
154
180A
184B
194
196
198
211C
220C
222B
230B
239
246
252
262
290
291
594
596
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
CHEM ENGR THERMODYN
Aydil E S
3.0 Let
Lec MWF
1000-1050
ENGR2 3361
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to CHEME, EE, ME, NUCE, CMPSC, PRCMP, INDV, ECE Majors Only.
Sandall O C
04671
W
300-350
ENGR2 3361
TRANSPORT PROCESSES
Sandall O C
3.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1100-1150
ENGR2 3361
A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors. Open to CHEME, EE, ME, NUCE, CMPSC, PRCMP, INDV, ECE Majors Only.
Zasadzinski J
04697
F
300-350
ENGR2 3361
ADV TRANSPRT/SAFETY
Theofanous T
200-250
ENGR2 3361
Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
ANALYTICAL METH CHE
Daugherty P S
900-950
ENGR2 3361
T
100-150
ENGR2 3361
CHEM REACTION ENGR
Scott S L
3.0 Let
Lec TR
930-1045
ENGR2 3361
McFarland E W
04747
M
300-350
ENGR2 3361
SYSTEMS BIOLOGY
Doyle F
930-1045
ENGR2 3301
CHEM ENGINEER LAB
Israelachvili
3.0 Let 04762 Lab T
100-450
ENGR2 1165
Mitragotri S
04770 Lab W
100-450
ENGR2 1165
DESIGN CHEM PROCESS
Doherty M F
1100-1215
ENGR2 3361
Aydil E S
GRP STUD ADV STU
STAFF
1-4 Opt 04796 Lec T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to CHEME, EE, ME, NUCE, CMPSC, PRCMP, INDV, ECE Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
UNDERGRAD RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Opt 04804 Sem T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 04812 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
PDE’S FINITE DIFF
STAFF
930-1045
PHELP 3519
Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
ADV TRANSPT PROCESS
Banerjee S
1230-145
ENGR2 3301
COLLOID INTRF II
Zasadzinski J
200-315
ENGR2 3301
ADV THEO METH ENGR
Leal L G
800-915
ENGR2 3361
F
800-915
ENGR2 3301
GRAD Students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
LIGHT SCATTERING
Pine D J
200-315
ENGR2 3301
ADVANCED CATALYSIS
McFarland E W
1100-1215
ENGR2 3301
ADV PROC CONTROL
Seborg D E
1000-1050
ENGR2 3301
STRUCTURAL CERAMICS
Lange F F
330-445
ENGR2 3301
SEMINAR
Israelachvili
0.5 SU 04887 Sem TR
400-520
ENGR2 3361
RES GROUP STUDIES
STAFF
1-2 SU 04895 Lec T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SPECIAL TOPICS
STAFF
1-4 Opt 04903 Sem T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll.
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
1-12 SU 04911 Tut T B A
Self-Taught & Self-Paced.
MS RESEARCH & PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 04929 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 04937 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Chemical Engineering.
Aydil E S .................
Banerjee S ...............
Chmelka B F ............
Daugherty P S .........
Deming T ................
Doherty M F ............
Doyle F ....................
25
18
20
30
13
22
32
Fredrickson G ........... 23
Haber S ..................... 31
Hanna O T ................. 07
Homsy G ................... 43
Kramer E J ................ 28
Lange F F .................. 21
Leal L G ......................... 16
Lucas G E ....................... 27
Maroudas D ................... 12
McFarland E W .............. 17
Mellichamp D ................ 08
Mitragotri S .................... 03
Odette G R ...................... 02
Pincus P A ................ 09
Pine D J .................... 26
Rinker R G ................. 04
Sandall O C ............... 05
Scott S L ................... 42
Seborg D E ................ 15
Seshadri R ................. 33
Speck J S ..................
Theofanous T ............
Tirrell M V ................
Weinberg W H ..........
Zasadzinski J ............
24
06
29
19
14
Chemistry and Biochemistry–CHEM
1A
1AL
GEN CHEM
GEN. CHEMISTRY LABS
1B
1BL
GEN CHEM
GEN. CHEMISTRY LABS
Hooker T M
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Hooker T M
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
3.0
1.0
Opt
Opt
3.0
1.0
Opt
Opt
05314
05322
05330
05348
05355
05363
05371
05389
05397
05405
05413
05421
05439
05447
05454
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
MWF
T
R
T
R
MWF
M
M
T
T
W
W
R
R
T
1100-1150
800-1150
100-450
100-450
600-950PM
1200-1250
100-450
600-950PM
100-450
600-950PM
100-450
600-950PM
100-450
600-950PM
800-1150
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
CHEM 1171
PSB-N 2664
PSB-N 2664
PSB-N 2664
PSB-N 2664
CHEM 1179
PSB-N 2637
PSB-N 2637
PSB-N 2637
PSB-N 2637
PSB-N 2637
PSB-N 2637
PSB-N 2637
PSB-N 2637
PSB-N 2637
GE: QNT ◊, C ◊ ∞.
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊ ∞. Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Course
Title
Instructor
Millikan R C
Harris D O
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Van Koppen P
Butler A
3.0
Opt
1.0
Opt
3.0
Let
1C
GEN CHEM
1CL
GEN. CHEMISTRY LABS
2C
GEN CHEM (HONORS)
2CC
GEN CHEM LAB- HONOR
Butler A
1.0 Let 05819 Lab R
GE: WRT. Honors students only. Fee charged. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
Butler A
05827 Lab R
Honors students only. Fee charged. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
ORG. CHEM LABS
Parsons S M
2.0 Opt
Lec T
Parsons S M
05843 Lab R
Parsons S M
05850 Lab T
Parsons S M
05868 Lab W
Parsons S M
05876 Lab M
ORG. CHEM LABS
Parsons S M
2.0 Opt 05884 Lab MW
Parsons S M
05892 Lab MW
Parsons S M
05900 Lab MW
Parsons S M
05918 Lab MW
Parsons S M
05926 Lab MW
Parsons S M
05934 Lab MW
Parsons S M
05942 Lab TR
Parsons S M
05959 Lab TR
Parsons S M
05967 Lab TR
Parsons S M
05975 Lab TR
Parsons S M
05983 Lab TR
STAFF
05991 Lab TR
Parsons S M
06007 Lab TR
Parsons S M
06015 Lab TR
Parsons S M
06023 Lab TR
Parsons S M
06031 Lab TR
ORG. CHEM LABS
Aue D H
2.0 Let 06049 Lab MW
Aue D H
06056 Lab MW
Aue D H
06064 Lab TR
Aue D H
06072 Lab TR
ORG CHEM LAB - HNRS
Aue D H
GROUP ST. IN CHEM.
Harris D O
1.0 PNP 06098 Lec F
PROBS ENVIRON CHEM
Laverman L E
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Aue D H
FUND. ORGANIC CHEM
Bruice P Y
Lipshutz B H
06122 Lec MWF
BIOPHYSICAL CHEM
Brown F L
BIOPHYS CHEM LAB
Kahn K
Kahn K
06155 Lab TR
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
Harris D O
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
6A
6B
6C
7C
94
101
109B
109C
112
112L
113C
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
05462
05470
05488
05561
05579
05587
05595
05603
05611
05629
05637
05645
05652
05660
05678
05686
05694
05702
05710
05728
05736
05744
05751
05769
05777
05785
05793
50765
50773
50781
50799
50807
50815
50823
05801
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lec
MWF
MWF
MWF
M
M
M
M
M
M
T
T
T
T
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
R
R
R
R
R
T
R
M
T
T
W
W
R
M
TR
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
Time
Location
800-850
1100-1150
900-950
100-450
100-450
100-450
600-950PM
600-950PM
600-950PM
800-1150
100-450
100-450
600-950PM
600-950PM
100-450
100-450
100-450
600-950PM
600-950PM
600-950PM
800-1150
100-450
100-450
600-950PM
600-950PM
800-1150
800-1150
100-450
100-450
600-950PM
100-450
600-950PM
800-1150
600-950PM
930-1045
CHEM 1179
CHEM 1179
CHEM 1179
PSB-N 2638
PSB-N 2654
PSB-N 2664
PSB-N 2638
PSB-N 2654
PSB-N 2664
PSB-N 2638
PSB-N 2638
PSB-N 2654
PSB-N 2638
PSB-N 2654
PSB-N 2638
PSB-N 2654
PSB-N 2664
PSB-N 2638
PSB-N 2654
PSB-N 2664
PSB-N 2638
PSB-N 2638
PSB-N 2654
PSB-N 2638
PSB-N 2654
PSB-N 2654
PSB-N 2654
PSB-N 2666
PSB-N 2666
PSB-N 2666
PSB-N 2666
PSB-N 2666
PSB-N 2666
PSB-N 2666
PHELP 1508
100-450
PSB-N 2666
600-950PM
PSB-N 2666
100-150
600-950PM
600-950PM
100-450
600-950PM
100-450
100-450
100-450
600-950PM
600-950PM
600-950PM
800-1150
800-1150
800-1150
100-450
100-450
100-450
600-950PM
600-950PM
600-950PM
800-1150
100-450
600-950PM
100-450
600-950PM
100-450
200-450
100-150
800-850
1000-1050
100-150
900-950
200-550
200-550
900-950
CHEM 1171
PSB-N 1622
PSB-N 1622
PSB-N 1622
PSB-N 1622
PSB-N 1652
PSB-N 1662
PSB-N 1670
PSB-N 1652
PSB-N 1662
PSB-N 1670
PSB-N 1652
PSB-N 1662
PSB-N 1670
PSB-N 1652
PSB-N 1662
PSB-N 1670
PSB-N 1662
PSB-N 1670
PSB-N 1652
PSB-N 1622
PSB-N 1612
PSB-N 1612
PSB-N 1612
PSB-N 1612
PSB-N 1622
PHELP 1508
PHELP 3505
BRDA 1610
CHEM 1179
CHEM 1179
PHELP 3523
PSB-N 2619
PSB-N 2619
BUCHN 1940
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
39
Messages
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Honors students only.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
40
Chemistry and Biochemistry • Chicano Studies
Course
113CG
115C
116BL
118
128
142C
145
154B
162
176
196
199
218
222C
225
228
239
242C
254B
258
262
270
276
279
290
595
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
Harris D O
06171 Dis M
200-250
PHELP 1448
Harris D O
06189 Dis F
1100-1150
PHELP 1420
Harris D O
06197 Dis W
200-250
PHELP 1508
Harris D O
06205 Dis M
300-350
PHELP 1440
PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY
STAFF
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
900-950
BUCHN 1940
A Lab/Dis is Required. GRAD Students only.
STAFF
06221 Dis M
200-250
PHELP 1448
STAFF
06239 Dis F
1100-1150
PHELP 1420
STAFF
06247 Dis W
200-250
PHELP 1508
STAFF
06254 Dis M
300-350
PHELP 1440
FUNDS QUANTUM CHEM
Kirtman B
900-950
PHELP 3519
ADV PHYS CHEM LAB
Laverman L E
3.0 Opt
Lec M
1100-1150
PHELP 3505
Laverman L E
06288 Lab MW
100-450
PSB-N 1641
Laverman L E
06296 Lab TR
100-450
PSB-N 1641
Laverman L E
06304 Lab TR
600-950PM PSB-N 1641
PHOTO & RADTN CHEM
Devries M S
1100-1215
PHELP 1160
ORG REAC MECH
Aue D H
900-950
PHELP 1160
BIOCHEMISTRY
Jaeger L A
1230-145
PHELP 3515
COMP BIOCHEMISTRY
Shea J
800-915
PHELP 1508
MAG RES BIOL SYS
Gerig J T
1000-1115
BUCHN 1934
DRUG DESIGN
STAFF
1000-1050
WEBB 1100
PHOTOCHEM/PHOTOPHYS
STAFF
1100-1150
ARTS 1251
SPECIAL COURSES
STAFF
1-4 Opt 06379 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Self-Taught & Self-Paced. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 06387 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to CHEM, BCHEM Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
PHOTO & RADTN CHEM
Devries M S
1100-1215
PHELP 1160
FUND. QUANT. CHEM
Kirtman B
900-950
PHELP 3519
GRAD Students only.
METHODS PHYS CHEM
Buratto S K
200-315
NH 1109
ORG REAC MECH
Aue D H
900-950
PHELP 1160
SEL TOPICS ORG CHEM
Bazan G C
1-4 Opt 06452 Lec MWF
1200-1250
PHELP 1420
CHEM ASPECT BIO SYS
Jaeger L A
1230-145
PHELP 3515
MAG RESONAN-BIO SYS
Gerig J T
1000-1115
BUCHN 1934
GRAD Students only.
ORG-ENZYMA REACTION
Bruice T C
3.0 Opt 06486 Sem R
800-950PM 372
DRUG DESIGN
STAFF
1000-1050
WEBB 1100
INORG/ANALY CHEM
STAFF
2.0 SU 06502 Sem W
200-350
GIRV 2116
GRAD Students only.
PHOTOCHEM/PHOTOPHYS
STAFF
1100-1150
ARTS 1251
SEL TOPS INORG CHEM
Ford P C
1-4 Opt 50914
TR
800-915
PHELP 1420
SEM IN CHEM & BCHEM
Bode J W
2.0 Let 06510 Sem R
1100-1230
CHEM 1005D
GROUP STUDIES
STAFF
2.0 Opt 06528 Tut T B A
DIRECTED READ RSRCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 06536 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
INDIV STD COMP EXAM
STAFF
1-3 SU 06544 Tut T B A
M A RESEARCH & PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 06551 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 06569 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Chemistry and Biochemistry.
Anderson C B ..........
Aue D H ...................
Bazan G C ...............
Bode J W .................
Bowers M T .............
Brown F L ................
Bruice P Y ...............
Bruice T C ...............
Bunton C A ..............
Buratto S K ..............
25
02
38
58
03
05
24
04
35
28
Butler A ..................... 57
Cheetham A .............. 32
Collins P M .............. 41
Deming T .................. 37
Devries M S .............. 21
Finkelstein R ............. 22
Ford P C ................... 08
Gerig J T ................... 09
Harris D O ................. 10
Hooker T M ............... 11
Jaeger L A ...................... 43
Kahn K ........................... 27
Kaska W C ..................... 12
Kemper P ....................... 33
Kennedy J H ................... 13
Kirtman B ....................... 14
Laverman L E ................. 19
Lipshutz B H .................. 34
Little R D ........................ 29
Metiu H I ........................ 31
Millikan R C .............. 17
Morse D E ................. 51
Moskovits M ............. 26
Offen H W .................. 18
Parsons S M ............. 20
Perona J J ................. 16
Pettus T R .................. 36
Plaxco K W ................ 39
Reed D C ................... 15
Reich N O .................. 06
Sagermann M ...........
Scott S L ...................
Shea J .......................
Strouse G F ...............
Stucky G D ................
Watts R J ..................
Wodtke A M ..............
44
42
40
07
56
23
30
Chicano and Chicana Studies–Chicano Studies–CH ST
1C
INTRO CHICANO/A STD
Aldana G V
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
4.0
Opt
04952
04960
04978
04986
04994
05009
05017
05025
05033
05041
05058
05066
Lec
TR
330-445
BUCHN 1910
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
T
T
F
F
W
F
F
R
W
W
W
R
500-550
600-650PM
1000-1050
1100-1150
1200-1250
1200-1250
100-150
600-650PM
400-450
700-750PM
600-650PM
500-550
GIRV 1108
GIRV 1108
SH 1623
SH 1623
SH 1623
SH 1623
SH 1623
GIRV 2124
GIRV 2123
HSSB 1214
HSSB 1223
GIRV 2119
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Chicano Studies • Classics
Course
1C
99
132
135
168S
182
191AH
191GL
191JN
193
194C
195C
196C
198
199
199RA
596
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
41
Messages
INTRO CHICANO/A STD
Demirjyn M T
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
400-515
BRDA 1610
STAFF
46987 Dis F
1000-1050
GIRV 2127
STAFF
46995 Dis F
1100-1150
GIRV 2120
STAFF
47001 Dis F
1200-1250
GIRV 2115
STAFF
47019 Dis M
300-350
GIRV 2123
STAFF
47027 Dis T
400-450
HSSB 4201
STAFF
47035 Dis M
600-650PM GIRV 2108
STAFF
47043 Dis T
700-750PM GIRV 2112
STAFF
47050 Dis T
400-450
HSSB 3202
STAFF
47068 Dis T
500-550
HSSB 1228
STAFF
47076 Dis T
600-650PM GIRV 2108
STAFF
47084 Dis R
600-650
GIRV 2108
STAFF
47092 Dis R
400-450
SH 1609
IND STUDIES
STAFF
1-4 Opt 05074 Tut T B A
HIST CHICANA/O EDUC
Yosso T J
5.0 Let 47100 Lec W
1100-150
NH 1105
CRT IN CHICANA/O ED
Yosso T J
4.0 Let 47118 Sem M
1100-150
NH 1105
LAT LEAD TRAD
Garcia M T
4.0 Let 47126 Lec R
100-350
SH 1623
CHICANO/A AUTHORS
Leal L
900-1015
SH 1623
SPEC TOPICS CH STU
STAFF
930-1045
387 104
SPEC TOPICS CH STU
Latorre G M
330-445
NH 1105
SPEC TOPICS CH STU
STAFF
1100-1215
SH 1623
UNDERGRAD SEMINAR
Yosso T J
400-515
SH 1623
Upper Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
GROUP STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 47175 Dis T B A
COMMUNITY STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 47183 Fld T B A
FIELD RESEARCH
Marquez M
1-5 Opt 47191 Fld M
630-915PM SH 1430
READINGS
STAFF
1-4 Opt 05272 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. PNP/SU grading allowed for majors. Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 05280 Tut T B A
IND RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-5 Opt 05298 Tut T B A
DIR READING & RES
STAFF
2-6 Let 05306 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Chicano Studies.
Aldana G V ..............
Armbruster R ...........
Barvosa-Carte .........
Broyles Y J ..............
19
33
30
06
Garcia M T ................ 08
Guerena S ................. 17
Herrera Sobek ........... 23
Huerta R .................... 14
Inda J X .......................... 35
Latorre G M .................... 12
Leal L ............................. 04
Lomeli F A ..................... 16
Marquez M ................ 13
Roque Ramirez .......... 03
Sandoval C ................ 11
Segura D A ................ 02
Talamantez I .............. 28
Vargas Z ................... 15
Yosso T J .................. 09
Classics–CLASS
36
38
40
40H
99
100B
108
170B
171
175
198
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
ANCIENT EPIC
LATIN LIT IN TRANS
GREEK MYTHOLOGY
Gallucci R
900-950
IV THEA1
GE: G.
Lindheim S H
1100-1150
HSSB 1174
GE: WRT, G.
Jordan B
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1200-1250
IV THEA1
GE: G. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
06999 Dis F
1000-1050
PHELP 1444
STAFF
07005 Dis F
800-850
PHELP 1420
STAFF
07013 Dis R
500-550
HSSB 2251
STAFF
07021 Dis W
600-650PM PHELP 1440
STAFF
07039 Dis T
500-550
PHELP 1508
STAFF
07047 Dis R
800-850
PHELP 3523
STAFF
07054 Dis T
500-550
ARTS 1251
STAFF
07062 Dis R
800-850
PHELP 1445
STAFF
07070 Dis R
500-550
PHELP 1420
STAFF
07088 Dis W
500-550
PHELP 3523
STAFF
07096 Dis W
200-250
ARTS 1251
STAFF
07104 Dis T
800-850
HSSB 1206
STAFF
07112 Dis R
800-850
PHELP 1440
STAFF
07120 Dis F
900-950
ARTS 1251
STAFF
07138 Dis W
500-550
ARTS 1247
STAFF
07146 Dis T
800-850
PHELP 1440
STAFF
07153 Dis F
1000-1050
PHELP 1440
GREEK MYTH-HONORS
Jordan B
1.0 Let 48207 Sem T
400-450
HSSB 4065
INTRO TO RESEARCH
STAFF
1-3 Opt 07161 Tut T B A
Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
ROMAN CIVILIZATION
Gallucci R
500-615PM HSSB 1174
GE: E, E2.
PAGAN REL CULT ROME
Hahn F V
200-315
387 103
GE: E, E2.
ROMAN ARCHEOLOGY
Erickson B L
900-950
HSSB 1174
GE: F.
GREEK ARCH & LIT
Gallucci R
1200-1250
HSSB 1174
GE: E, E2, WRT.
ANC THEORIES OF LIT
Dunn F M
930-1045
GIRV 2123
SPECIAL READINGS
STAFF
1-4 Opt 07211 Tut T B A
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
42
Classics • Communication
Course
199
199RA
260
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 07229 Tut T B A
INDEPEND. RESEARCH
STAFF
1-5 Opt 07237 Tut T B A
ANC GREEK LIT & MUS
STAFF
4.0 Let 48249 Sem R
200-450
HSSB 4065
GRAD Students only.
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Opt 07260 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
PREP FOR COMP EXAMS
Dunn F M
1-6 SU 07278 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
MA RESEARCH & PREP
STAFF
1-4 SU 07286 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 07294 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Classics.
Athanassakis ........... 16
Dunn F M ................ 12
Dutsch D ................. 07
Gallucci R ................. 05
Hahn F V ................... 02
Jordan B ................... 04
Lindheim S H ................. 03
Morstein-Marx ............... 09
Renehan R F ................... 10
Shelton J ................... 06
Classics–Greek–GREEK
3
13
161
163
199
261
263
596
598
599
INTERMEDIATE GREEK
Souther C J G
4.0 Opt 21311 Dis MTWRF 200-250
HSSB 2251
GE: B ◊.
ELEMEN MODERN GREEK
STAFF
4.0 Opt 21329 Dis MTWRF 1000-1050
HSSB 4065
GE: B ◊.
HESIOD THEOG SOLON
Athanassakis
300-420
HSSB 4065
THUCYDIDES
Dunn F M
1100-1220
HSSB 4065
INDEP STUDY GREEK
STAFF
1-5 Opt 21360 Tut T B A
HESIOD THEOG SOLON
Athanassakis
4.0 Opt 48264 Dis MW
300-420
HSSB 4065
GRAD Students only.
THUCYDIDES
Dunn F M
4.0 Opt 48280 Dis TR
1100-1220
HSSB 4065
GRAD Students only.
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 SU 21410 Tut T B A
MA RESEARCH & PREP
STAFF
1-4 SU 21428 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 21436 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Greek.
Condos T ................ 11
Dunn F M ................ 12
Dutsch D ................... 07
Hahn F V ................... 02
Jordan B ................... 04
Lindheim S H ................. 03
Morstein-Marx ............... 09
Renehan R F ................... 10
Shelton J ................... 06
Classics–Latin–LATIN
3
102
120
134
199
220
234
596
598
599
INTERMEDIATE LATIN
Hahn F V
4.0 Opt 24695 Dis MTWRF 1000-1050
HSSB 1223
GE: B ◊.
READINGS LATIN LIT
Erickson B L
100-150
HSSB 1214
SALLUST
Morstein-Marx
100-220
HSSB 4065
LUCRETIUS
Shelton J
1230-150
HSSB 4065
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 24729 Tut T B A
SALLUST
Morstein-Marx
100-220
HSSB 4065
GRAD Students only.
LUCRETIUS
Shelton J
1230-150
HSSB 4065
GRAD Students only.
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 SU 24778 Tut T B A
MA RESEARCH & PREP
STAFF
1-4 SU 24786 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 24794 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Latin.
Dunn F M ................ 12
Dutsch D ................... 07
Hahn F V ................... 02
Jordan B ........................ 04
Lindheim S H ................. 03
Morstein-Marx .......... 09
Renehan R F .............. 10
Shelton J .................. 06
Communication–COMM
87
STAT ANALY COMM
Metzger M J
STAFF
4.0
Let
08284
STAFF
08292
STAFF
08300
STAFF
08318
STAFF
08326
STAFF
08334
Lec MWF
Lab R
R
Lab F
F
Lab F
F
Lab R
R
Lab F
F
Lab F
F
100-150
900-950
1000-1050
1000-1050
1100-1150
900-950
1000-1050
800-850
900-950
800-850
900-950
800-850
900-950
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
GIRV 1004
BUCHN 1934
PHELP MCL
GIRV 2112
PHELP MCL
PHELP 1445
PHELP MCL
GIRV 2119
PHELP MCL
PHELP 1448
PHELP MCL
PHELP 1508
PHELP MCL
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required.
Communication
Course
88
89
110
111
113
116
117
120
123
124
126
128
130
132
133
157
161
170
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Title
COMM RESEARCH METH
THEORIES OF COMM
LANG/COMM PROCESSES
Instructor
Mullin D I
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Mullin D I
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Mulac A J
4.0
4.0
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
PERSUASION
Mullin C R
Open to COMM, COMST, INTST, INDIV Majors Only.
INTERVIEWING
Boggs C M
Open to COMM, INTST, COMST, INDIV Majors Only.
CULT INFLUENCE COMM
Reid S A
Open to COMST, INTST, COMM, INDIV Majors Only.
FAMILY COMM
Lepoire B A
GENDER AND COMM
TR
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
TR
F
F
F
F
F
F
R
F
F
F
R
R
MWF
800-915
800-950
900-1050
900-1050
800-950
1100-1250
1200-150
100-250
1000-1150
1000-1150
1200-150
100-250
1100-1250
1100-1215
800-950
1000-1150
1200-150
900-1050
1100-1250
100-250
100-250
800-950
1000-1150
1200-150
400-550
600-750PM
1100-1150
BUCHN 1910
GIRV 2123
SH 1431
GIRV 2115
GIRV 1108
ARTS 1245
GIRV 1116
GIRV 2112
GIRV 2116
GIRV 1108
GIRV 1108
HSSB 1224
GIRV 2119
ENGR1 1104
HSSB 2202
HSSB 3202
HSSB 2201
HSSB 4202
HSSB 3201
HSSB 1227
GIRV 1106
HSSB 1237
GIRV 1106
BSIF 1217
HSSB 2202
HSSB 2202
WEBB 1100
Opt
47332
47340
47357
47209
Lec
F
F
F
TR
100-150
200-250
300-350
800-915
PHELP 1444
PHELP 1448
PHELP 1445
HSSB 1173
Opt
56333
Lec
TR
500-615PM
GIRV 1119
Lec
TR
930-1045
BRDA 1640
Lec
R
R
R
TR
100-150
200-250
300-350
1230-145
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
387 101
Let
08482
08490
08508
08516
08524
08532
08540
08557
08565
08573
08581
08599
4.0
Opt
Opt
4.0
Opt
54510
54528
54536
08607
4.0
Opt
08615
Lec
T
400-650PM
ARTS 1245
4.0
Opt
08680
Lec
TR
330-445
SH 1431
4.0
Opt
Lec
TR
1230-145
GIRV 1004
Lec
W
W
W
W
W
W
MWF
800-850
500-550
1200-1250
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
100-150
PHELP 1420
PHELP 1448
PHELP 3523
ARTS 1251
GIRV 2120
GIRV 2124
PHELP 3515
Lec
F
F
F
W
900-950
1000-1050
1100-1150
600-850PM
GIRV 2124
GIRV 2124
GIRV 1119
NH 1105
Lec
TR
330-445
BUCHN 1920
Lec
TR
800-915
SH 1431
Lec
MWF
900-950
387 101
Sem MWF
200-250
GIRV 2120
Sem TR
1230-145
387 103
Sem TR
330-445
GIRV 2116
Lec
500-750PM
PHELP 3505
08706
08714
08722
08730
08748
08755
4.0
Opt
STAFF
47233
STAFF
47241
STAFF
47258
INTERGROUP COMM
Boggs C M
4.0 Opt 08763
Open to COMM, INTST, COMST, INDIV Majors Only.
POLITICAL COMM
Stohl M S
4.0 Opt 08771
MEDIA POLICY
Mullin C R
4.0 Opt 08789
Open to COMST, INTST, COMM, INDIV, LAWSO, LAWCR Majors Only.
MASS COMM CHILDREN
Lieberman D A
4.0 Opt 47274
ADV LANG BEHAVIOR
Mulac A J
4.0 Opt 47282
ADVANCED MASS COMM
Stohl M S
4.0 Opt 47290
Open to COMST, INDIV, INTST, COMM Majors Only.
Potter W J
47308
Open to COMST, INDIV, INTST, COMM Majors Only.
COMMUNICATION LAW
Linz D G
4.0 Opt 08805
Open to COMST, INTST, COMM, INDIV, LAWSO, LAWCR Majors Only.
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
Location
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
08359
08367
08375
08383
08391
08409
08417
08425
08433
08441
08458
08466
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
NONVERBAL COMM
Jansma L L
4.0
MED EFFECTS INDIV
STAFF
4.0
INTERNET & SOCIETY
Flanagin A J
4.0
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Mulac A J
Let
Time
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
43
Messages
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to COMST, INTST,
COMM, INDIV Majors Only.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to COMM,
COMST, INTST, INDIV Majors Only.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
44
Communication • Comparative Literature
Course
180
181C
191B
194
199
199RA
204B
213
224
501
502
503
505
593
594
595
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
SENIOR HONORS SEM
Flanagin A J
1100-1215
GIRV 2110
Juniors only. Honors students only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
SENIOR HONORS THES
Flanagin A J
4.0 Opt 08821 Tut T B A
Seniors only. Honors students only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
COMM INTERNSHIP
Jansma L L
4.0 Opt 08839 Lec R
330-520
GIRV 1116
Seniors only. Open to COMST, COMM, INTST, INDIV Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
GROUP STUDIES ADV
STAFF
1-12 Opt 08847 Sem T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to COMST, INTST, COMM, INDIV Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 08854 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to COMST, INTST, COMM, INDIV Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept.
approval required prior to registration.
INDEP RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-5 Opt 08862 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to COMM, COMST, INTST, INDIV Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept.
approval required prior to registration.
APPL RES METH COMM
Reid S A
4.0 Opt 08870 Sem W
1100-150
GIRV 1108
SEM THEOR MASS COMM
Metzger M J
4.0 Opt 47365 Sem W
900-1150
GIRV 2135
GRAD Students only.
SEM: FAMILY COMM
Lepoire B A
4.0 Opt 47316 Sem W
1000-1250
GIRV 2110
GRAD Students only.
APPRENTICE TEACHING
Lepoire B A
3.0 SU 08888 Lab T B A
PRAC TEACHING ASSOC
STAFF
3.0 SU 08896 Fld T B A
RESEARCH PRACTICUM
Mullin C R
3.0 SU 08904 Fld T B A
ISSUES IN COMM RES
Flanagin A J
1.0 SU 08912 Sem W
300-430
ELLSN 4824
GRAD Students only.
DIRECTED READING
STAFF
2-4 Opt 08920 Sem T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Self-Taught & Self-Paced. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SPECIAL TOPICS
Potter W J
1-4 Opt 08938 Sem TR
330-445
GIRV 2135
GROUP STUDIES
STAFF
4.0 Opt 08946 Sem T B A
DIRECTED RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Opt 08953 Sem T B A
PREP FOR QUAL EXAM
STAFF
1-12 SU 08961 Tut T B A
MAS THESIS RES PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 08979 Tut T B A
DISSERTATION PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 08987 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Communication.
Bimber B .................
Boggs C M ..............
Bradac J J ...............
Flanagin A J ............
Giles H ....................
20
21
28
18
05
Jansma L L ............... 19
Kellermann K ............ 10
Kunkel D L ................ 15
Lepoire B A ............... 12
Lieberman D A .......... 14
Linz D G ......................... 08
Metzger M J ................... 11
Mulac A J ....................... 07
Mullin C R ..................... 22
Mullin D I ....................... 17
Potter W J ................. 16
Reid S A .................... 09
Seibold D R ............... 04
Stohl C ...................... 03
Stohl M S .................. 06
Wiemann J M ........... 24
Comparative Literature–C LIT
30C
33
MAJ WORKS-EUROP LIT
AFRICAN LITERATURES
Maleuvre D
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Butler-Evans
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Fradenburg L
Holland J
Levy S
4.0
Opt
04341
04358
04366
04374
04382
04390
04408
04416
04424
04432
4.0
930-1045
600-650PM
700-750PM
900-950
1000-1050
1200-1250
600-650PM
100-150
800-850
700-750PM
1200-1250
930-1045
630-720PM
100-150
730-820PM
700-750PM
330-445
1100-1215
1230-145
BUCHN 1910
HSSB 2251
HSSB 2251
BUCHN 1934
BUCHN 1934
HSSB 1207
HSSB 1236
SH 1609
BUCHN 1934
HSSB 1236
PHELP 1420
PHELP 1260
HSSB 1232
NH 1109
HSSB 1232
HSSB 1210
ARTS 1426
ARTS 1247
IV THEA2
PSYCHOANALYTIC THRY
METAMORPHOSIS
FANTASY/FANTASTIC
199
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 04549 Tut T B A
SEM COMPARATIVE LIT
Weber E
4.0 Opt 50740 Sem R
200-450
PHELP 1420
Gardner C
50757 Sem R
630-915PM ARTS 1241
Rickels L A
56549 Sem TR
500-615PM PHELP 6309
TA PRACTICUM
Maleuvre D
4.0 SU 04572 Lec T B A
Butler-Evans
04580 Lec T B A
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-18 Let 04606 Tut T B A
591
596
Opt
Opt
Opt
50690
50708
50716
50724
54908
50732
54916
TR
R
R
F
F
W
M
M
W
M
T
TR
M
M
M
W
TR
TR
TR
119
174
191
200
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Lec
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
GE: E, E1, G, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required.
GE: G, NWC ◊, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required.
GE: D, E, E2, WRT. Upper Division only.
GE: G.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
Comparative Literature • Computer Science
Course
Title
Instructor
597
IND ST MA & PH D
STAFF
1-12 SU
04614
Tut
TBA
598
599
M A THESIS PREP
PH D DIS RE & PREP
STAFF
STAFF
2-12 SU
2-12 SU
04622
04630
Tut
Tut
TBA
TBA
Time
Location
45
Messages
GRAD Students only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Comparative Literature.
Abbott H P ...............
Aldana G V ..............
Carlson J A .............
Cole C M .................
Corum R ..................
Derwin S .................
Duffy A E .................
39
31
10
27
08
05
29
Dunn F M ................. 25
Egan R C ................... 18
Fradenburg L ............ 09
Gutierrez-Jon ............ 07
Helgerson R .............. 15
Hernadi P Z ............... 06
Hoffmeister G ............ 24
Holland J ....................... 28
Kittler W D ..................... 13
Levine S ......................... 23
Levy S ............................ 17
Lindheim S H ................. 30
Lowry K .......................... 28
Lundell T L ..................... 20
Maleuvre D ................ 11
McCracken E ............. 02
Nesci C ..................... 32
O’Connell M W .......... 04
Reynolds D F ............. 03
Rickels L A ................ 19
Sharrer H L ................ 14
Skenazi E C ...............
Snyder J R ................
Spieker S ..................
Tobin R W .................
Weber E ....................
16
21
22
26
12
Computer Science–CMPSC
5JA
10
12
INTRO COMP PROG ORG
COMPUTER PROGRAM
PROG METHODS IN C
Jacobson E T
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
4.0
Let
07310
07328
07336
4.0
Let
07351
07369
4.0
Let
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Lec
MWF
F
M
M
MWF
F
F
MWF
130A
STAFF
07401 Dis T
STAFF
07419 Dis M
PROGRAMMING METHODS
STAFF
4.0 Let
Lec MWF
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to PRCPS, PRCMP, CMPEN, PRCME Majors Only.
STAFF
07435 Dis F
STAFF
07443 Dis M
PROGRAMMING PROJECT
Costanzo C
4.0 Let
Lec MWF
STAFF
07468 Dis M
INTRO TO C C++ UNIX
Jacobson E T
4.0 Let
Lec MWF
STAFF
07484 Dis F
STAFF
07492 Dis R
INTRO TO C C++ UNIX
STAFF
4.0 Let
Lec MWF
STAFF
07518 Dis F
STAFF
07526 Dis W
DATA STRUCT ALGOR
Gonzalez T F
4.0 Let
Lec TR
130B
DATA STRUCT ALG II
STAFF
Suri S
4.0
Let
138
AUT & FORML LANG
STAFF
El Abbadi A
4.0
Let
COMPUTER ARCHITECT
STAFF
STAFF
Sherwood T P
PROGRAM LANGUAGES
STAFF
STAFF
Krintz C
OPERATING SYSTEMS
STAFF
STAFF
Vigna G
OPERATING SYSTEMS
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
20
50
60
60
154
162
170
170
174B
176C
178
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
DES & IMP DTBS SYS
ADV TOP INT COMP
INTRO CRYPTOGRAPHY
STAFF
STAFF
El Abbadi A
STAFF
Belding-Royer
STAFF
STAFF
Konheim A G
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
07542
07567
54270
54288
4.0
Let
07583
07591
4.0
Let
07617
07625
4.0
Let
07641
07658
4.0
Let
07674
07682
4.0
Let
54338
4.0
Let
07757
07765
4.0
Let
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
1200-1250
100-150
1000-1050
100-150
1200-1250
1000-1050
300-350
200-250
BRDA 1640
PHELP 1420
PHELP 3519
PHELP 3523
HSSB 1173
PHELP 1448
PHELP 1440
BRDA 1640
100-150
300-350
1000-1050
BSIF 1217
HSSB 1174
1200-1250
300-350
1200-1250
PHELP 1425
PHELP 1160
387 101
200-250
100-150
GIRV 1112
SH 1431
900-950
500-550
100-150
PHELP 1425
PHELP 1508
CHEM 1171
1100-1150
400-450
200-315
PHELP 1508
PHELP 1425
ARTS 1247
Dis
Lec
F
TR
1200-1250
200-315
PHELP 3519
PHELP 3515
Dis
Lec
W
TR
100-150
1100-1215
PHELP 1425
ARTS 1245
Dis
Dis
Lec
TBA
TBA
MWF
100-150
BRDA 1640
Dis
Dis
Lec
TBA
M
TR
1200-1250
930-1045
PHELP 1425
HSSB 1174
Dis
Dis
Lec
F
F
TR
1000-1050
1200-1250
1230-145
PHELP 1445
PHELP 1508
Dis
Dis
Lec
F
M
MW
300-350
1200-1250
400-515
PHELP 1420
PHELP 3523
SH 1431
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Lec
F
W
TR
W
TR
M
F
TR
1200-1250
1000-1050
330-445
300-350
1100-1215
100-150
1000-1050
1230-145
HSSB 1227
PHELP 3519
GIRV 2108
ARTS 1247
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
Not open to CMPSC, PRCMP, CPSCI Majors.
Open to CMPSC, CMPEN, CPSCI Majors Only.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to CPSCI, CMPSC,
EE, ECE, CRTST, CMPEN Majors Only.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to CPSCI, CMPSC,
EE, ECE, CRTST Majors Only.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to CMPSC,
CMPEN, EE, CPSCI Majors Only.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to CMPSC,
CMPEN, EE, CPSCI Majors Only.
HSSB 3202
PHELP 3519
PSYCH 1802
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
46
Computer Science
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
07781
07799
181B
INTRO COMP VISION
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
186
THEORY COMPUTATION
STAFF
Ibarra O H
4.0
Let
189B
SR CMPTR PRJCT
STAFF
Hollerer T
4.0
Let
192
193
196
199A
199B
199C
4.0
Let
07815
07831
Location
Dis
Dis
Lec
W
W
TR
1200-1250
300-350
930-1045
PHELP 1508
PHELP 1425
PHELP 3515
Dis
Lec
M
TR
300-350
1100-1215
PHELP 1425
Dis
Lec
F
TR
200-250
200-315
PHELP 1420
387 101
Messages
Open to CMPSC, CPSCI Majors Only.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to CMPSC, CPSCI,
ECE, CMPEN, EE Majors Only.
Hollerer T
07856 Lab T
500-615PM
PROJECTS COMP SCI
STAFF
4.0 Let 07864 Tut T B A
INTERN IN INDUSTRY
STAFF
1-4 PNP 07872 Fld T B A
UNDERGRAD RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Opt 07880 Sem T B A
IND STDS COMP SCI
STAFF
1-5 IP
07898 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter. Upper Division only. Open to CMPSC, CPSCI, EE, ECE Majors Only.
IND STDS COMP SCI
STAFF
1-5 Opt 07906 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - final quarter. Upper Division only. Open to CMPSC, CPSCI, EE, ECE Majors Only.
IND STDS COMP SCI
STAFF
1-5 Opt 07914 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to CMPSC, CPSCI, EE, ECE Majors Only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Computer Science.
Agrawal D ................
Almeroth K C ...........
Belding-Royer .........
Bultan T ...................
Cappello P R ...........
Chang E Y ...............
Cheng K-T ...............
06
19
13
50
29
10
98
Egecioglu O .............. 24
El Abbadi A ............... 04
Gilbert J R ................. 02
Gonzalez T F ............. 33
Hollerer T .................. 09
Ibarra O H ................. 03
Jacobson E T ............ 07
Kemmerer R A ................ 05
Konheim A G .................. 31
Krintz C .......................... 16
Li M ............................... 77
Marcus M ...................... 08
Petzold L ........................ 35
Schauser K E .................. 17
Sherwood T P ............ 15
Singh A K .................. 14
Smith T R .................. 22
Su J ........................... 11
Suri S ........................ 88
Turk M A ................... 75
Vigna G ..................... 71
Wang Y F ..................
Wolski R M ...............
Wood R C .................
Yang T ......................
70
90
20
12
Computer Science–GCMPS
211C
220
240A
260
273
281B
290I
502
594
596
597
598
599
PDE’S FINITE DIFF
AUTO-BASED COMPLEX
APP PARALLEL COMP
TOPICS TRANSLATION
DATA & KNOWL BASES
ADV TOP COMP VISION
SP TOP: SOFTWR SYS
STAFF
930-1045
Ibarra O H
300-450
Gilbert J R
100-250
Bultan T
1100-1250
Su J
4.0 Let 54379 Sem MW
900-1050
Wang Y F
1100-1250
Turk M A
900-1050
Wolski R M
19018 Lec TR
300-450
Singh A K
19026 Lec TR
100-250
TEACHING COMPTR SCI
Agrawal D
1-4 SU 19042 Tut T B A
COMP SCI GRAD SEM
Kayfetz J L
1-5 Opt 54395 Sem MW
1100-1250
DIRECTED RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 19125 Tut T B A
STUD M S/PH.D EXAMS
STAFF
1-12 SU 19133 Sem T B A
THESIS RES PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 19141 Sem T B A
PH.D DIS RES PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 19158 Sem T B A
PHELP 3519
PHELP 1401
PHELP 1401
PHELP 1401
PHELP 1401
PHELP 1401
PHELP 1401
TRAIL 932
PHELP 1401
BSIF 1217
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Computer Science.
Agrawal D ................
Almeroth K C ...........
Belding-Royer .........
Bultan T ...................
Cappello P R ...........
Chang E Y ...............
Cheng K-T ...............
06
19
13
50
29
10
98
Egecioglu O .............. 24
El Abbadi A ............... 04
Gilbert J R ................. 02
Gonzalez T F ............. 33
Hollerer T .................. 09
Ibarra O H ................. 03
Kemmerer R A ........... 05
Konheim A G .................. 31
Krintz C .......................... 16
Li M ............................... 77
Melliar-Smith ................. 34
Petzold L ........................ 35
Schauser K E .................. 17
Sherwood T P ................ 15
Singh A K .................. 14
Smith T R .................. 22
Su J ........................... 11
Suri S ........................ 88
Turk M A ................... 75
Vigna G ..................... 71
Wang Y F .................. 70
Wolski R M ............... 90
Wood R C ................. 20
Yang T ...................... 12
Computer Science Courses in Related Departments
201A
240C
242A
253
257
276IB
276LC
276N
MEDIA SIGNAL PROC
DIGITAL AUDIO PROG
ADV MM: AUDIOPHILE
NAVIGAT INFO SPACE
NETPROTO SOCIAL
COMPU MUS SYN/COMP
DIGI MUS PROC/COMP
SPC TPCS ELEC MUS
Gibson J D
Pope S T
Pope S T
Legrady G T
STAFF
Kuchera-Morin
Roads C
Roads C
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
2.0
4.0
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
26047
26054
50476
26062
26070
49056
26096
26104
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lab
Sem
Lec
Lec
Lec
MW
T
R
M
R
TF
M
W
200-350
1200-300
200-500
500-900PM
1000-100
1215-200
200-350
400-600PM
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
PHELP 3519
SH 3431
MUSIC 2215
ARTS 2220
ARTS 2220
MUSIC 2215
MUSIC 2215
MUSIC 2215
Computer Science • Creative Studies • Dance
Course
293
299
594E
594P
594X
596
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
47
Messages
INTERNSHIP INDUSTRY
STAFF
1-4 Let 26120 Fld T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDY
STAFF
4.0 Let 26138 Lab T B A
SPECIAL TOPICS
Novak M J
1-4 Let 55194 Sem T B A
SPECIAL TOPICS
Pope S T
2-12 Let 26153 Sem M
1000-200
SH 3431
SPECIAL TOPICS
Roads C
1-4 Let 26161 Sem R
500-700PM MUSIC 2203
DIRECTED RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 26179 Lab T B A
Gibson J D .............. 14
Menezes G C ............ 15
Novak M J ................ 03
Oreilly B .................... 13
Peljhan M ...................... 11
Pope S T ........................ 02
Roads C ......................... 08
Creative Studies
The College of Creative Studies offers courses in art, biology, chemistry, computer science, general studies, literature, mathematics, music composition, and physics.
There are no letter grades in the College of Creative Studies. Courses are offered for variable unit credit, 1-6 units, pass/no record (i.e., the course is not recorded on the
student’s transcript if no units are received). Four is the number of units normally given in most Creative Studies courses.
Students in the college should register during Pass 1 or 2 for courses they wish to take which are offered by other colleges on campus. Priority date registration for Creative
Studies courses is not required.
Course listings are available approximately one month before classes begin at the College of Creative Studies, Bldg. 494, or via the CCS homepage at http://ccs.ucsb.edu.
Courses are added through GOLD. Further information, including listings, detailed descriptions, and deadlines is available at the College.
Dance–DANCE
42C
42F
44F
45
47C
BEGINNING BALLET
BEGINNING BALLET
BEG MODERN DANCE
HIST & APPREC DANCE
BALLET I
Moseley D
Moseley D
Pilafian C
Chapman J
Huston V G
Moseley D
Huston V G
1.0
2.0
2.0
4.0
2-4
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Std
TR
MW
MW
TR
MWF
TR
MWF
800-850
1000-1120
1000-1120
1100-1250
830-950
900-1050
830-950
HSSB 1151
HSSB 1151
HSSB 1135
SNDCR 1201
HSSB 1151
HSSB 1151
HSSB 1151
09894
Std
TR
900-1050
HSSB 1151
09902
Std
MWF
300-420
HSSB 1151
09910
Std
MWF
130-250
HSSB 1151
Opt
09928
Std
Opt
09936
09944
09951
Std
Std
Std
Let
Opt
09969
09977
09985
10025
Std
Std
Lec
Std
Huston V G
56408
Std
MWF
TR
MWF
TR
MWF
TR
MWF
TR
TR
MWF
TR
MWF
1200-120
1100-1250
1200-120
1100-1250
830-950
900-1050
830-950
900-1050
800-850
1130-1250
1100-1250
1130-1250
HSSB 1135
HSSB 1135
HSSB 1135
HSSB 1135
HSSB 1135
HSSB 1135
HSSB 1135
HSSB 1135
HSSB 1135
HSSB 1151
HSSB 1151
HSSB 1151
Huston V G
56416
Std
TR
1100-1250
HSSB 1151
Moseley D
47F
BALLET II
Huston V G
2-4
Opt
Colahan N
56C
56F
58
147C
149
151C
151D
151T
156C
156F
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
MODERN DANCE I
MODERN DANCE II
PEDAGOGY I
BALLET III
Colahan N
Shimin T
Colahan N
Shimin T
Nugent S M
Pilafian C
Nugent S M
Pilafian C
Pilafian C
Huston V G
2-4
2-4
3.0
2-4
09837
09845
09860
54866
09878
Std
Std
Std
Lec
Std
09886
Not open to DANCE Majors.
GE: F.
Open to DANCE Majors Only.
DANCE WORKSHOP
STAFF
1-4 Opt 10041 Lab T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Letter grade required for majors. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
CHOREOGRAPHY
Pearson J
3.0 Opt 10058 Std TR
300-450
HSSB 1135
ENVTL CHOREOGRAPHY
Shimin T
3.0 Opt 54882 Std T B A
DIGITAL CHOREOGRAPH
Pearson J
900-1050
KERR
MODERN DANCE III
Pilafian C
2-4 Opt 10066 Std MWF
130-250
HSSB 1135
Nugent S M
TR
100-250
HSSB 1151
Pilafian C
10074 Std MWF
130-250
HSSB 1135
Nugent S M
10082 Std TR
100-250
HSSB 1151
MODERN DANCE IV
Pilafian C
130-250
HSSB 1135
Colahan N
TR
100-250
HSSB 1135
Pilafian C
10108 Std MWF
130-250
HSSB 1135
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
48
Dance • Dramatic Art
Course
157
158
171
186
190
191
193H
193HC
199
Title
Instructor
Time
Colahan N
10116
100-250
Std
TR
WRITING FOR DANCE
Chapman J
800-950
PEDAGOGY II
STAFF
2-3 Let 10132 Lec T B A
MUSIC: FORM/TONE
Cox V C
130-250
DANCE PRODUCTION
Shimin T
1-4 Opt 10157 Sem R
500-650PM
UCSB DANCE COMPANY
Moseley D
300-450
Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
SENIOR PROJECT
STAFF
3.0 Let 10173 Tut T B A
Location
HSSB 1135
Messages
HSSB 1236
HSSB 1105
HSSB 1105
HSSB 1135
SR HONORS PROJECT
STAFF
4.0 Let 10181 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Honors students only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
SR HONORS PROJECT
STAFF
2-4 Let 10199 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Honors students only.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 10215 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Dance.
Chapman J .............. 04
Colahan N ............... 06
Huston V G .............. 49
Lindley P H ............... 02
Moseley D ................ 50
Nugent S M .............. 05
Pearson J ....................... 16
Pilafian C ....................... 03
Ries F W ........................ 40
Shimin T ................... 41
Dramatic Art–DA
5
10C
11C
14
15C
18
21
22
23D
27B
28
29A
29B
INTRO TO ACTING
STAFF
800-950
SNDCR 1101
GE: F. Lower Division only. Pass 1 restricted to DA Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
STAFF
09001 Lec TR
800-950
HSSB 1143
Lower Division only. Pass 1 restricted to DA Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
STAFF
09019 Lec TR
1000-1150
HSSB 1143
STAFF
09027 Lec TR
1200-150
HSSB 1143
STAFF
09035 Lec TR
400-550
HSSB 1143
STAFF
09043 Lec MW
800-950
HSSB 1143
STAFF
09050 Lec MW
1000-1150
HSSB 1143
STAFF
09068 Lec MW
1200-150
HSSB 1143
STAFF
09076 Lec MW
200-350
HSSB 1143
STAFF
09084 Lec MW
400-550
HSSB 1143
MOVEMENT FOR STAGE
Donlon J A
1030-1150
SNDCR 1115
VOICE LABORATORY
Morgan M
900-1020
SNDCR 1115
Morgan M
09118 Lab MW
130-250
SNDCR 1115
ACTING WORKSHOP
STAFF
1000-1150
SNDCR 1101
Not open to Freshmen. Pass 1 restricted to DA Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
FUNDAMENTALS ACTING
Olauson J L
200-350
SNDCR 1101
ACTOR COLLOQUIUM
Donlon J A
1.0 PNP 09142 Sem F
1100-1150
HSSB 1105
STAGECRAFTS
Griffith K S
2-4 Opt 48561 Lec F
1100-1250
OLDGM
SCENIC DESIGN
Griffith K S
1100-1250
OLDGM
DANCE LIGHT DESIGN
Scott V
300-450
HSSB 1151
TR
300-450
OLDGM
THEATRE DRAWING
Holly D
300-450
OLDGM
COMPUTING FOR THEAT
Griffith K S
3.0 Opt 48587 Lec T B A
SCENIC PRACTICUM
Jagim J M
1.0 PNP 09175 Lab TR
100-250
SNDCR 1119
Open to DA, THETR, DANCE Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Jagim J M
48595 Lab TR
300-450
SNDCR 1119
Jagim J M
48603 Lab WF
100-250
SNDCR 1119
Jagim J M
48611 Lab WF
300-450
SNDCR 1119
LIGHTING PRACTICUM
Scott V
100-250
SNDCR 1119
Scott V
48629 Lab TR
300-450
SNDCR 1119
Scott V
48637 Lab WF
100-250
SNDCR 1119
Scott V
48645 Lab WF
300-450
SNDCR 1119
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Open to THETR Majors Only.
Dramatic Art
Course
29C
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
49
Messages
91
104C
COSTUME PRACTICUM
Holly D
1.0 PNP 09191 Lab MW
100-250
SNDCR 1313
Holly D
48652 Lab MW
300-450
SNDCR 1313
Holly D
48660 Lab TR
1000-1150
SNDCR 1313
Holly D
48678 Lab TR
100-250
SNDCR 1313
RUN CREW PRACTICUM
STAFF
1.0 PNP 09209 Lab T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
THEATRE WORKSHOP
STAFF
1-6 Let 09217 Lab T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Lower Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
APPRECIATION THEATR
Appel I J
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1000-1050
SNDCR 1201
GE: F. A Lab/Dis is Required. Not open to DA Majors. Fee charged.
Appel I J
09233 Dis F
1100-1150
HSSB 1231
Appel I J
09241 Dis T B A
Appel I J
09258 Dis F
900-950
HSSB 1206
Appel I J
09266 Dis W
400-450
HSSB 1227
Appel I J
09274 Dis F
1200-1250
HSSB 1231
Appel I J
09282 Dis M
900-950
HSSB 1228
Appel I J
09290 Dis W
600-650PM ELLSN 2816
Appel I J
09308 Dis W
800-850
HSSB 1206
Appel I J
09316 Dis M
1100-1150
HSSB 4202
Appel I J
48512 Dis M
300-350
HSSB 2251
SUMM ORIENTATN THTR
Mixsell M D
200-350
HSSB 1143
SCRIPT WORKSHOP
Iizuka N H
400-550
SNDCR 1101
110C
110D
ADV MOVEMENT STAGE
ADV PERFORMANCE PRJ
Donlon J A
Donlon J A
2.0
3.0
Let
Let
111C
118
ADV VOICE LAB
ACTOR COLLOQUIUM
Morgan M
Donlon J A
2.0
1.0
Let 09449
PNP 09456
125
130
149
ADV COSTUME DESIGN
Holly D
2-4 Let 09472 Lec TR
100-250
OLDGM
HIST DESIGN & PROD
Scott V
1100-1250
OLDGM
THEATRE WORKSHOP
STAFF
1-6 Let 09514 Lab T B A
ADVANCED ACTING
Olauson J L
200-350
SNDCR 1101
ALT ACTING STYLES
Whitaker T O
1200-150
SNDCR 1101
Seniors only. Open to THETR Majors Only.
DIRECTORIAL PRODUCT
Whitaker T O
400-550
SNDCR 1101
A Lab/Dis is Optional. Open to DA Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
PRODUCTION PROJECTS
STAFF
1-6 Let 09605 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to DA Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
DRAM LIT: NEO-CLASS
Williams S
1100-1215
BUCHN 1930
GE: WRT, F. Open to DA, THETR Majors Only.
DRAM LIT: MOD/CONT
STAFF
900-950
NH 1111
GE: WRT, F. Upper Division only. Open to DA, THETR Majors Only.
ASIAN PERF E ASIA
STAFF
200-315
387 104
DANCE PRODUCTION
Holly D
1-4 Opt 09647 Sem R
500-650PM HSSB 1105
Scott V
PRODUCTION ADMIN
STAFF
3.0 Let 09654 Tut T B A
SR HONORS PROJECT
STAFF
4.0 Let 09662 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Honors students only.
SR HONORS PROJECT
STAFF
2-4 Let 09670 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Honors students only.
GRP STUDIES: DESIGN
Scott V
1-4 Opt 09688 Lec MW
1000-1150
OLDGM
GRP STUDIES: THEATR
STAFF
1-4 Opt 56978 Lec F
800-1150PM EMBAR HALL
STG MANAGEMENT PRAC
McDaniel S K
2-4 Opt 09696 Lab T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 09704 Tut T B A
GRAD COLLOQUIUM
Williams S
1.0 SU 09712 Sem T B A
GRAD Students only.
HIST & THRY DIRECT
Williams S
300-430
HSSB 1105
GRAD Students only.
20TH CENT AM THTR
King W D
300-430
HSSB 1105
GRAD Students only.
ADV PROB THTR PRACT
STAFF
1-4 Let 09746 Lab T B A
GRAD Students only.
ADV PROB IN DIRECT
STAFF
4.0 Let 09753 Lab T B A
GRAD Students only.
ADV PROB IN DESIGN
STAFF
2-4 Let 09761 Lab T B A
GRAD Students only.
ADV PROB DRAMATURGY
STAFF
2.0 Let 09779 Lab T B A
GRAD Students only.
TEACH METHODS PRACT
STAFF
4.0 SU 09787 Lab T B A
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-8 Let 09795 Tut T B A
29D
49
60
151C
151G
153C
153E
160C
160F
165A
186
190
193H
193HC
194D
194T
195P
199
202
221
241
260
261
262
263
500
596
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
09423
09431
Lab TR
Lab TR
1100-1220
1230-150
SNDCR 1115
SNDCR 1115
Lab MW
Sem F
1200-120
1200-1250
SNDCR 1115
HSSB 1105
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
A Lab/Dis is Optional.
Seniors only.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
50
Dramatic Art • East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies
Course
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
M.A. THESIS PROJECT
STAFF
1-8 SU 09803 Tut T B A
DIS RESEARCH & PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 09811 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Dramatic Art.
Appel I J ..................
Cabranes-Gran ........
Cole C M .................
Conceison C A ........
Donlon J A ..............
15
22
13
17
02
Enders J .................... 25
Griffith K S ................ 07
Holly D ..................... 09
Iizuka N H ................. 20
Jagim J M ................. 12
Kennedy S S .................. 08
King W D ....................... 06
McDaniel S K ................. 05
Mixsell M D ................... 14
Morgan M ...................... 52
Morton C ................... 03
Olauson J L ............... 37
Pearson J .................. 16
Potter R A .................. 10
Scott V ...................... 11
Whitaker T O ............. 04
Williams S ................ 51
East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies–Chinese–CHIN
ELEM MODERN CHINESE
3N
CHINESE FOR NATIVES
6
INTERM MODERN CHIN
6N
8C
101C
105
122C
124B
125
140
148
184B
2ND YR CHIN HERITAG
CHINESE CONVERS
INTRO CLASS CHINESE
WORKSHOP IN TRANS
ADV MODERN CHINESE
MODERN CHINESE LIT
BUSINESS CHINESE
SPACES IN THE CITY
HISTORIC LIVES
HISTORY OF CHINA
197
SR HONORS PROJECT
STAFF
4-8 Opt 06890 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Open to CHIN Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Honors students only. Instructor Approval
READINGS IN CHINESE
STAFF
1-4 Opt 06908 Tut T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 06916 Tut T B A
SELECTED TEXTS
STAFF
2-4 Let 06924 Sem T B A
ATROCITY MOD CHINA
Berry M S
4.0 Opt 47662 Sem R
500-650PM ARTS 1245
SPACES IN THE CITY
Lowry K
4.0 Let 47639 Sem W
200-450
HSSB 1210
APPRENTICE TEACHING
STAFF
2-4 SU 06932 Lab T B A
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Let 06940 Tut T B A
PREP FOR COMP EXAMS
STAFF
1-6 SU 06957 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
MASTER’S THESIS RES
STAFF
1-6 SU 06965 Tut T B A
198
199
201
231
240
501
596
597
598
Peng Y
Peng Y
Hsu C-C
Peng Y
Hsu C-C
Guan D
Guan D
Yu H-J
Peng Y
Tu K-C
Berry M S
Hsu C-C
Lowry K
Guan D
Lowry K
Egan R C
Judge J E
5.0
Opt
3.0
Opt
5.0
Opt
3.0
2.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Let
Let
Opt
Opt
Opt
Let
Opt
Opt
06742
06759
06767
06775
06783
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MWF
1000-1050
1100-1150
1200-1250
900-950
900-950
HSSB 2251
HSSB 2251
HSSB 1206
HSSB 1211
HSSB 3202
06791
06809
06817
06825
06833
47613
06858
06866
06874
47621
47647
47654
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Dis
Sem
Lec
Lec
MTWRF
MTWRF
MWF
MW
TR
TR
MTWR
MWF
MTWR
W
MW
TR
1200-1250
1100-1150
1100-1150
100-150
1100-1215
300-415
1000-1050
1100-1150
900-950
200-450
100-215
1230-145
HSSB 1223
HSSB 1237
HSSB 2201
HSSB 1232
HSSB 2202
BUCHN 1934
HSSB 3202
HSSB 1210
HSSB 2201
HSSB 1214
PHELP 1160
NH 1111
GE: B ◊.
3
GE: B ◊.
GE: B ◊.
GE: B ◊.
GE: NWC ◊, WRT, G. Upper Division only.
GE: E, E2, G, NWC ◊. Upper Division only.
GE: NWC ◊.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Chinese.
Bray F A .................. 07
Dai J E ..................... 02
Egan R C ................. 05
Elliott M C ................ 66
Fogel J A .................. 03
Galambos I ............... 13
Judge J E ....................... 11
Liu A P ........................... 12
Lowry K .......................... 08
Powell W ................... 45
Tu K-C ...................... 04
Yang M ..................... 10
Yu H-J ...................... 06
East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies–East Asian Cultural Studies–EACS
3
ASIAN RELIG TRADS
Powell W
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
GE: E, E2, NWC ◊, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
STAFF
47746 Dis M
STAFF
47753 Dis M
STAFF
47761 Dis T
STAFF
47779 Dis T
STAFF
47787 Dis W
STAFF
47795 Dis F
1100-1215
BUCHN 1920
300-350
600-650PM
200-250
300-350
600-650PM
900-950
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies–Japanese–JAPAN
3
FIRST YR JAPANESE 3
Sugawara H
Furukawa K
Shinagawa C
5.0
Let
24281
Dis
MTWRF 900-950
HSSB 2251
24299
Dis
MTWRF 1000-1050
HSSB 1207
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
GE: B ◊.
East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies • Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MW
TR
1100-1150
1200-1250
100-150
1000-1050
100-150
1200-1250
200-250
200-315
HSSB 1206
HSSB 1232
HSSB 1210
HSSB 2201
HSSB 1211
HSSB 1228
GIRV 2108
ARTS 1426
Messages
6
SECND YR JAPANESE 3
8B
25
CONV JAPANESE II
VIOLENCE JAPAN
Furukawa K
Furukawa K
Sugawara H
Furukawa K
Sugawara H
Shinagawa C
Shinagawa C
Furukawa K
Fruhstuck S
110C
JAPAN LIT EARLY MOD
Iwasaki H
4.0
Opt
47688
Lec
TR
930-1045
HSSB 1232
120C
THIRD-YEAR JAPANESE
4.0
Let
125
126
146
162
INTER READINGS
BUSINESS JAPANESE
ADV JAPAN READ III
SEXUALITY MOD JAPAN
Hayashi A
Hayashi A
Saltzman-Li K
Hayashi A
Nathan J
Fruhstuck S
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Let
Let
Let
Let
24398
24406
24414
24422
47712
47696
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Dis
Lec
MWF
MWF
MW
MTWR
TR
TR
1000-1050
1100-1150
1100-1215
200-250
1100-1215
1100-1215
HSSB 1210
HSSB 4201
HSSB 3202
HSSB 1237
HSSB 2201
HSSB 1173
167B
RELIG JAPAN CULTURE
Grapard A G
4.0
Opt
47704
Lec
TR
930-1045
ARTS 1426
183
197
SPECIAL READINGS
Iwasaki H
1230-145
HSSB 2202
SR HONORS PROJECT
STAFF
4-8 Let 24430 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Open to JAPAN Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to
registration. Honors students only.
READINGS IN JAPAN
STAFF
1-5 Opt 24448 Tut T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 24455 Tut T B A
INDEP RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-5 Let 24463 Tut T B A
Upper Division only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
SELECTED TEXTS
STAFF
2-4 Let 24471 Sem T B A
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Let 24489 Tut T B A
PREP FOR COMP EXAMS
STAFF
1-6 SU 24497 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
MASTERS THESIS RES
STAFF
1-6 SU 24505 Tut T B A
198
199
199RA
201
596
597
598
5.0
Let
3.0
4.0
Let
Let
24307
24315
24323
24331
24349
24356
24364
47670
51
GE: B ◊.
Open to JAPAN Majors Only.
GE: D, NWC ◊, WRT.
GE: NWC ◊, WRT, G.
GE: WRT.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Japanese.
Backus R L .............. 02
Fogel J A ................. 04
Freeman L A ............ 07
Fruhstuck S .............. 03
Grapard A G .............. 21
Iwasaki H .................. 09
Liu A P ........................... 12
Narahara T ..................... 05
Nathan J ......................... 13
Roberts L S ............... 11
Saltzman-Li K ............ 14
Sugawara H ............... 06
Yang M ..................... 10
East Asian Languages & Cultural Studies–Korean–KOR
3
ELEM MODERN KOREAN
5.0
Opt
INTERMED MOD KOREAN
KOREAN WORD PROCESS
TOP EVERYDAY KOR
KOR HIST & CIV: II
Lee S-A
Jung S B
Lee S-A
Lee S-A
Jung S B
Pai H I
6
7C
122B
182B
199
Opt
Opt
Let
Opt
24513
54742
24539
54759
54767
24554
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lab
Lec
Lec
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
F
MTWR
TR
5.0
2.0
4.0
4.0
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5
Opt
24562
Tut
TBA
1000-1050
900-950
1200-1250
100-150
1200-1250
930-1045
HSSB 1236
HSSB 4201
HSSB 2251
HSSB 1203
HSSB 1237
GIRV 2116
GE: B ◊.
GE: B ◊.
GE: E, E2, NWC ◊, WRT.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Korean.
Pai H I ..................... 32
Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology–EEMB
3
INTRO BIOLOGY III
3L
INTRO BIOL LAB III
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Carlson C A
Hodges S A
Alldredge A L
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
3.0
Let
14092
Lec
MWF
900-950
CAMPB HALL
GE: C ◊.
1.0
Let
14100
14118
14126
14134
14142
14159
14167
14175
14183
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
T
T
T
T
T
T
W
W
W
930-1220
930-1220
1230-320
1230-320
330-620PM
330-620PM
1000-1250
1000-1250
100-350
BSIF 2211
BSIF 2112
BSIF 2211
BSIF 2112
BSIF 2211
BSIF 2112
BSIF 2112
BSIF 2211
BSIF 2112
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
52
Course
3Z
20
30
98
99
102
103B
107
107L
116
125
130
Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
STAFF
14191 Lab W
100-350
BSIF 2211
Fee charged.
STAFF
14209 Lab W
400-650PM BSIF 2211
Fee charged.
STAFF
14217 Lab W
400-650PM BSIF 2112
Fee charged.
STAFF
14225 Lab R
930-1220
BSIF 2112
Fee charged.
STAFF
14233 Lab R
930-1220
BSIF 2211
Fee charged.
STAFF
14241 Lab R
1230-320
BSIF 2112
Fee charged.
STAFF
14258 Lab R
1230-320
BSIF 2211
Fee charged.
STAFF
14266 Lab R
330-620PM BSIF 2112
Fee charged.
STAFF
14274 Lab R
330-620PM BSIF 2211
Fee charged.
STAFF
14282 Lab T
630-930PM BSIF 2211
Fee charged.
STAFF
14290 Lab T
630-920PM BSIF 2112
Fee charged.
STAFF
14308 Lab R
630-920PM BSIF 2211
Fee charged.
SELECT TOPICS 3
Carlson C A
1-2 PNP 14340 Lec MWF
900-950
CAMPB HALL
Dept. approval required prior to registration.
Hodges S A
Alldredge A L
CONCEPTS OF BIOLOGY
Even T J
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1100-1150
CAMPB HALL
GE: C ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
STAFF
14365 Dis F
1000-1050
GIRV 2108
STAFF
14373 Dis M
200-250
387 104
STAFF
14381 Dis F
100-150
GIRV 1115
STAFF
14399 Dis M
1000-1050
387 103
STAFF
14407 Dis F
900-950
GIRV 2108
STAFF
14423 Dis M
100-150
BSIF 1217
STAFF
14431 Dis W
300-350
BSIF 1217
STAFF
14449 Dis M
400-450
GIRV 2124
STAFF
14456 Dis F
1200-1250
387 104
STAFF
14464 Dis W
500-550
GIRV 2129
STAFF
14472 Dis W
1000-1050
387 103
STAFF
14506 Dis M
1200-1250
PHELP 1508
STAFF
14522 Dis M
800-850
GIRV 2108
STAFF
14530 Dis W
100-150
BSIF 1217
STAFF
14548 Dis F
900-950
GIRV 2112
STAFF
14555 Dis W
400-450
BSIF 1217
STATISTICS
Stewart-Oaten
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1100-1150
387 101
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Fee charged.
STAFF
14647 Lab M
300-350
387 104
STAFF
14654 Lab W
300-350
387 104
STAFF
14662 Lab M
400-450
ARTS 1247
READINGS IN BIO SCI
STAFF
1-3 PNP 14670 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to EEMB, CRSTU Department Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to
registration.
INTRO TO RESEARCH
STAFF
1-3 PNP 14688 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to EEMB, CRSTU Department Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to
registration.
MACROEVOLUTION
Oakley T H
4.0 Let
Lec TR
930-1045
387 101
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only.
STAFF
55319 Dis W
500-550
387 103
STAFF
55327 Dis W
400-450
387 103
CALIF VEG AND FLORA
Muller R
4.0 Let
Lec MW
800-850
BSIF 1217
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
14704 Lab M
100-450
BSIF 1229
HERPETOLOGY
Sweet S S
3.0 Let
Lec MW
1000-1050
PSYCH 1802
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, MCDB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only.
STAFF
49130 Dis F
1000-1050
ARTS 1245
STAFF
49148 Dis F
1000-1050
387 101
STAFF
49155 Dis F
1000-1050
GIRV 2128
HERPETOLOGY LAB
STAFF
2.0 Let 49163 Lab F
100-450
BSIF 1239
Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, MCDB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
49171 Lab R
100-450
BSIF 1239
Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, MCDB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only. Fee charged.
INVERTEBRATE ZOOLGY
Kuris A M
5.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1100-1150
PSYCH 1802
Huspeni T C
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
14720 Lab TR
100-350
MLAB 1004
STAFF
14738 Lab TR
900-1150
MLAB 1004
STAFF
14746 Lab MW
200-450
MLAB 1004
STAFF
56648 Lab MW
600-850PM MLAB 1004
ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
Nisbet R M
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
930-1045
387 103
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, CRSTU, ENVST, MCDB Department Majors Only.
STAFF
14779 Dis W
1200-1250
NOBLE 2242
POPULATION GENETICS
Endler J A
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
900-950
WEBB 1100
STAFF
14795 Dis F
200-250
GIRV 1116
STAFF
14803 Dis F
100-150
387 103
STAFF
14811 Dis W
600-650PM HSSB 1228
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Course
Title
Instructor
137
PLANT PALEOBIOLOGY
Tiffney B H
3.0
Opt
49239
Lec
137L
PLANT PALEO LAB
Tiffney B H
1.0
Opt
49247
Lab R
142C
PROCESSES IN OCEANS
142CL
142CL
143
143L
149
151
153
156
176
176L
183
184
185
186
187
192
194AL
194D
194EG
194EV
194MR
194T
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
TR
Time
Location
1100-1215
PSB-S 2725
400-650PM
PSB-S 2725
53
Messages
Brzezinski M
4.0 Let
Lec MWF
100-150
HSSB 1174
Alldredge A L
STAFF
14852 Dis R
400-450
ARTS 1247
STAFF
14860 Dis F
200-250
387 103
STAFF
14878 Dis F
1200-1250
GIRV 1119
METHODS AQUATIC BIO
Brzezinski M
3.0 Let
Lab TR
930-1220
BSIF 1229
Alldredge A L
GE: WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
14902
TBA
METHODS AQUATIC BIO
Brzezinski M
3.0 Let
Lab TR
100-350
BSIF 1229
Alldredge A L
GE: WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
14928
TBA
ECOLOGICAL PHYSIOL
Childress J J
800-850
WEBB 1100
Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, MCDB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only.
LAB ECOL PHYSIOL
Childress J J
1200-250
BIOL2 1166
Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only. Fee charged.
MARICULTURE
Chapman D J
4.0 Let
Lec MW
200-315
CHEM 1171
Collins P M
STAFF
14951 Dis F
1100-1150
GIRV 1115
STAFF
14969 Dis W
500-550
387 104
STAFF
14977 Dis F
1200-1250
387 103
STAFF
14985 Dis M
400-450
387 104
PHOTOSYN PRIM PROD
Nelson N B
930-1045
BSIF 1217
Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, MCDB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only.
LAKES AND WETLANDS
Melack J M
1100-1215
BREN 1424
Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only.
REPRODUCTION
Collins P M
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-315
ENGR1 1104
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, MCDB, ENVST, CRSTU Department Majors Only.
STAFF
15016 Dis T
700-750PM 387 104
STAFF
15024 Dis F
1200-1250
GIRV 2127
STAFF
15032 Dis F
1100-1150
HSSB 1236
STAFF
15040 Dis M
400-450
HSSB 2251
STAFF
15057 Dis M
100-150
387 104
STAFF
15065 Dis R
700-750PM BUCHN 1934
STAFF
15073 Dis T
600-650PM GIRV 2120
STAFF
15081 Dis R
600-650PM BUCHN 1934
ADV BIOSTATISTICS
Rice W R
5.0 Let
Lec TR
1100-1215
BSIF 1217
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to EEMB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
STAFF
49098 Dis T B A
ADV BIOSTATS LAB
Rice W R
2.0 Let
Lab R
700-900PM NOBLE 2242
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to EEMB, MCDB, CRSTU, ENVST Department Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
55285 Dis T B A
TEACHING ASSISTANCE
STAFF
1-5 PNP 15149 Tut T B A
INTERNSHIP BIOL SCI
STAFF
1-5 PNP 15156 Fld T B A
OCEANOGRAPHY FLD WK
Prezelin B
1-8 PNP 15164 Fld T B A
Open to EEMB, ENVST, CRSTU Department Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
FLD WORK REST ECOL
STAFF
2-4 Opt 15172 Lec T
530-645PM BUCHN 1934
Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
PHARMACOLOGY COLLOQ
Wilson L
1.0 PNP 15180 Sem F
300-420
PSYCH 1824
Jacobs R S
SPECIAL TOPICS
STAFF
1-4 Opt 15198 Lec T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to EEMB, MCDB Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
ANIMAL LOCOMOTION
Suarez R K
2.0 Opt 15206 Sem T B A
PLANT ECOLOGY
Mahall B E
2.0 Opt 15214 Sem T
700-850PM NOBLE 2001
Schimel J P
EVOLUTION GENETICS
Rice W R
2.0 Opt 15222 Sem T B A
EVOLUTIONARY BIOL
Endler J A
2.0 Opt 15230 Sem R
300-450
NOBLE 2001
Warner R R
METABOLIC REGULATN
Suarez R K
2.0 Opt 15263 Sem T B A
PARASITOLOGY
Kuris A M
2.0 Opt 15289 Sem T B A
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
54
Course
197
198
199
214
225
230
245
249
253
266
269
276
276L
285
501
503
590
595AA
595D
595EG
595EV
595H
595J
595MR
595MS
595RR
595T
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
DIRECTED STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 15305 Lab T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to EEMB Department Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval
required prior to registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
DIRECTED READINGS
STAFF
1-5 Opt 15313 Tut T B A
required prior to registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 15321 Tut T B A
required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
GLOBAL CHANGE ECOLO
Gaines S
3.0 Opt
Lec T B A
Sax D F
STAFF
55343 Dis T B A
ECOLOGICAL SYSTEMS
Nisbet R M
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
930-1045
387 103
STAFF
15347 Dis W
1200-1250
NOBLE 2242
POPULATION GENETICS
Endler J A
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
900-950
WEBB 1100
STAFF
15362 Dis F
200-250
GIRV 1116
STAFF
15370 Dis F
100-150
387 103
STAFF
15388 Dis W
600-650PM HSSB 1228
ADV POPULATION BIOL
Nisbet R M
4.0 Opt 49312 Lec WF
100-215
GIRV 2123
MARICULTURE
Chapman D J
4.0 Let
Lec MW
200-315
CHEM 1171
Collins P M
A Lab/Dis is Required. GRAD Students only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
STAFF
15420 Dis F
1100-1150
GIRV 1115
STAFF
15438 Dis W
500-550
387 104
STAFF
15446 Dis F
1200-1250
387 103
STAFF
15453 Dis M
400-450
387 104
LAKES AND WETLANDS
Melack J M
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
1100-1215
BREN 1424
Melack J M
15479 Dis W
1230-120
BREN 1510
REPRODUCTION
Collins P M
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-315
ENGR1 1104
STAFF
15495 Dis T
700-750PM 387 104
STAFF
15503 Dis F
1200-1250
GIRV 2127
STAFF
15511 Dis F
1100-1150
HSSB 1236
STAFF
15529 Dis M
400-450
HSSB 2251
STAFF
15537 Dis M
100-150
387 104
STAFF
15545 Dis R
700-750PM BUCHN 1934
STAFF
15552 Dis T
600-650PM GIRV 2120
STAFF
15560 Dis R
600-650PM BUCHN 1934
LIT PHARMACOLOGY
Wilson L
1.0 SU 15578 Sem F
300-420
PSYCH 1824
Jacobs R S
GRAD Students only. Open to MCDB, EEMB Department Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
ADV BIOSTATISTICS
Rice W R
5.0 Let
Lec TR
1100-1215
BSIF 1217
GRAD Students only.
STAFF
49114 Dis T B A
ADV BIOSTATS LAB
Rice W R
2.0 Let
Dis R
700-900PM NOBLE 2242
Fee charged.
STAFF
55293 Lab T B A
OCEANO. FIELD WORK
Prezelin B
1-8 SU 15602 Fld T B A
Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
TEACHING PRACTICE
STAFF
1-4 SU 15610 Fld T B A
RES PRACTICUM BIOL
STAFF
1-2 SU 15628 Tut T B A
POP BIOL RESEARCH
Mazer S J
2.0 SU 15636 Lec M
400-515
PSYCH 1802
GRAD Students only.
EVOLUTIONARY ECOL
Warner R R
2.0 Opt 15644 Sem T B A
Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
PLANT ECOLOGY
Mahall B E
2.0 Opt 15669 Sem T
700-850PM NOBLE 2001
Schimel J P
GROUP STUDIES
Rice W R
2.0 Opt 15677 Sem T B A
Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
EVOLUTIONARY BIOL
Rothstein S I
2.0 Opt 15685 Sem R
300-450
NOBLE 2001
Mazer S J
Hodges S A
Sweet S S
MARINE MOLEC ECOL
Hofmann G E
2.0 Opt 15693 Sem T B A
Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
EVOL-BEHAV ECO VERT
Rothstein S I
2.0 Opt 15701 Sem T B A
METABOLIC REGULATN
Suarez R K
2.0 Opt 15719 Sem T B A
MARINE SCIENCE
Brzezinski M
2.0 Opt 15727 Sem T
400-530
WEBB 1100
Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog. Instructor approval required prior
to registration.
AQUATIC RES REVIEW
Holbrook S J
2.0 Opt 15743 Sem T B A
Schmitt R J
PARASITOLOGY
Kuris A M
2.0 Opt 15750 Sem T B A
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology • Economics
Course
595TE
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
THEORETICAL ECOLOGY
Nisbet R M
2.0 Opt 15768 Sem T B A
Stewart-Oaten
DIRECTED READ RSRCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 15784 Tut T B A
INDIVID STUDY EXAMS
STAFF
1-12 SU 15792 Tut T B A
MA THESIS RES/PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 15800 Tut T B A
PH.D. DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 15818 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology.
Alldredge A L ..........
Andelman S J ..........
Blanchette C ............
Broitman B O ...........
Brzezinski M ............
Bush D S .................
Carbon J A ..............
Carlson C A .............
Case J F ..................
Caselle J E ..............
Chapman D J ..........
Childress J J ...........
Clarke L B ...............
Clegg D O ...............
Collins P M .............
Connell J H .............
Cooper J B ..............
Cooper S D .............
Cotter P A ................
68
66
48
86
38
41
46
56
02
64
87
04
96
81
47
72
70
71
84
14
Demarest M S ........... 31
Dugan J E ................. 95
Eardley D D ............... 11
Edwards L A .............. 77
Endler J A ................. 29
Engle D L .................. 07
Even T J .................... 22
Feinstein S C ............ 43
Ferris M E ................. 10
Fisher S K ................. 12
Foltz K R ................... 59
Gaines S ................... 08
Gaylord B P .............. 44
Henry M S ................ 23
Hodges S A ............... 97
Hofmann G E ............ 49
Holbrook S J ............. 60
Hufford K M .............. 40
Husted C A ............... 42
Jacobs R S ..................... 54
Jordan M A .................... 33
Kaltenbock E .................. 24
Kaska D D ...................... 09
Kohl D M ....................... 21
Kuris A M ....................... 61
Lafferty K D .................... 06
Lea D W ......................... 05
Low D A ......................... 50
Lukose R L ..................... 80
Macintyre S .................... 45
Mahall B E ..................... 62
Mahan M J ..................... 53
Mazer S J ....................... 69
McClure D E .................. 94
Melack J M .................... 74
Morse D E ...................... 51
Muller R ......................... 67
Murdoch W W ................ 28
Nelson N B ..................... 79
Nisbet R M ................ 39
Oakley T H ................. 67
Page H M .................. 57
Polne-Fuller .............. 34
Poole S J ................... 13
Prezelin B .................. 73
Quetin L B ................. 52
Reed D C ................... 83
Reese B E .................. 26
Reichman O J ............ 03
Rice W R ................... 99
Ross I K ..................... 35
Ross-Quetin .............. 30
Rothman J H ............. 18
Rothstein S I .............. 36
Samuel C E ............... 55
Sandoval C P ............ 27
Sax D F ..................... 37
Schimel J P ............... 90
Schmitt R J ................ 15
Schneider E L ...........
Sears D W ................
Smith K F ..................
Smith W ....................
Steiner N C ...............
Stewart-Oaten ...........
Suarez R K ................
Sweet S S .................
Thorsch J ..................
Tyler C M ..................
Waite J H ..................
Warner R R ...............
Wilken D H ...............
Wilson L ...................
Wise E A ...................
82
76
25
89
17
32
88
75
20
58
19
98
63
85
65
16
Economics–ECON
1
2
3A
3B
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
55
PRINCIPL ECON MICRO
PRIN ECON-MACRO
FINANCIAL ACCTG
FINANCIAL ACCTG
Sonstelie J
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Crouch R L
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Harmon C J
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Harmon C J
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
4.0
Opt
11247
11254
11262
11270
11288
11296
11304
11312
4.0
Opt
11353
11361
11379
11387
11395
11403
11411
11429
11437
11445
4.0
Opt
11460
11478
11486
11494
11502
11510
11528
11536
11544
11551
11569
11577
4.0
Opt
11593
11601
11619
11627
11635
11643
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
MWF
W
T
T
T
W
W
W
R
TR
W
R
T
F
T
R
F
F
W
F
MW
W
T
F
T
F
F
W
T
F
T
W
T
MW
R
F
W
W
M
F
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
1200-1250
500-610PM
500-610PM
630-740PM
700-810PM
630-740PM
800-910
630-740PM
800-910
1230-145
800-850
500-550
500-550
200-250
800-850
800-850
800-850
1200-1250
600-650PM
900-950
330-445
800-850
400-450
900-950
800-850
1100-1150
1200-1250
800-850
400-450
900-950
800-850
200-250
500-550
200-315
800-850
1000-1050
400-450
500-550
500-550
1000-1050
MUSIC LLCH
NH 1110
GIRV 2128
GIRV 2128
SH 1430
GIRV 2128
GIRV 2128
SH 1430
GIRV 2128
CHEM 1179
GIRV 2129
GIRV 2116
NH 1105
GIRV 1115
GIRV 2129
GIRV 2129
GIRV 2129
GIRV 1115
GIRV 2115
GIRV 1115
IV THEA1
GIRV 2127
NH 1110
GIRV 2119
HSSB 1207
GIRV 2127
GIRV 2116
387 104
SH 1609
GIRV 2116
NH 1109
NH 1109
HSSB 1232
EMBAR HALL
387 104
GIRV 2120
NH 1111
HSSB 1237
GIRV 2127
GIRV 2119
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
GE: D. A Lab/Dis is Required.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
56
Course
Economics
Instructor
Time
Location
11650
11668
11676
11684
MICROECON THEORY
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Deacon R T
MICROECON THEORY
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Proulx C D
MICROECON THEORY
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Bergstrom T C
MICROECON THEORY
MACROECON THEORY
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Bergstrom T C
Morgan W D
105
MACROECON THEORY
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Morgan W D
4.0
Opt
113B
118
TWEN CEN US EC HIST
ACCTG DATA ANALYSIS
Morgan W D
Decanio S
STAFF
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
ACCTG DATA ANALYSIS
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
NATURAL RESOURCE EC
LIT & ECONOMICS
PUBLIC FINANCE
AUDITING
FIN MANAGEMENT
STAFF
STAFF
Deacon R T
Decanio S
Stuart C
Loster D R
Marshall J M
FIN MANAGEMENT
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Mehra N
100A
100B
100B
100C
101
118
122
128
130
132
134A
134A
Title
136A
INTERMED ACCOUNTING
136B
136C
137A
INTERMED ACCOUNTING
INTERMED ACCOUNTING
MANAGERIAL ACCTG
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Owen G
Sander H C
Maass L E
STAFF
STAFF
4.0
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
F
R
F
M
TR
300-350
800-850
400-450
500-550
330-445
SH 1609
GIRV 2123
BUCHN 1934
GIRV 1112
BRDA 1610
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
F
W
W
M
R
M
R
M
MWF
800-850
800-850
600-650PM
600-650PM
500-550
500-550
800-850
500-550
1100-1150
PHELP 1444
SH 1609
HSSB 1207
GIRV 1116
PHELP 3519
GIRV 2120
GIRV 2112
NH 1111
PSYCH 1824
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
F
M
W
R
TR
800-850
600-650PM
800-850
600-650PM
200-315
SH 1609
GIRV 2115
387 103
GIRV 1116
PSYCH 1824
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
M
W
T
R
TR
TR
500-550
500-550
800-850
800-850
930-1045
1100-1215
GIRV 2123
HSSB 1236
GIRV 2127
GIRV 2120
NH 1110
BUCHN 1910
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
M
M
W
F
W
W
W
M
F
F
TR
500-550
800-850
900-950
800-850
500-550
800-850
1100-1150
1000-1050
900-950
1100-1150
1100-1215
GIRV 2119
SH 1609
NH 2212
PHELP 1445
HSSB 4201
HSSB 3201
NH 2111
NH 2212
GIRV 2120
GIRV 1112
BUCHN 1910
Lec
Lec
M
MW
F
500-550
930-1045
900-1150
GIRV 2129
SH 1431
NH 1105
Dis
Dis
Lec
T
T
F
600-650PM
500-550
130-420
PHELP 1444
GIRV 1116
NH 1110
12112
12120
48934
48942
48959
12138
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
F
T
TR
MW
MWF
M
TR
1100-1150
600-650PM
930-1045
100-215
900-950
200-450
330-445
PHELP 1440
PHELP 1420
ARTS 1247
GIRV 2129
NH 1109
NH 1110
CHEM 1171
12153
12161
12179
12187
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
W
W
R
F
TR
800-850
600-650PM
700-750PM
800-850
500-615PM
PHELP 1440
GIRV 2124
PHELP 1420
GIRV 2124
BUCHN 1940
12229
12237
12245
12252
12286
55103
12302
12328
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
F
W
T
R
MW
MW
MW
F
MW
1200-1250
500-550
800-850
800-850
930-1045
1130-1245
100-215
1000-1250
1100-1215
GIRV 2108
GIRV 2116
PHELP 1445
GIRV 2124
PHELP 1425
GIRV 2128
IV THEA2
NH 1110
BUCHN 1940
12351
12369
Dis
Dis
M
M
900-950
700-750PM
HSSB 1236
SH 1609
Opt
11700
11718
11726
11734
11742
11759
11767
11775
4.0
Opt
11791
11809
11817
11825
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
48884
48892
48900
48918
11874
11890
11908
11916
11924
11932
11940
11957
11965
11973
11981
12005
48926
12070
12088
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
5.0
Opt
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Messages
Open to ECON, BUSEC, ENVST Majors Only.
Open to ECON, BUSEC Majors Only.
Open to ECON, BUSEC, ECMTH Majors Only.
AMH.
Open to BUSEC, ECON, ECMTH Majors Only.
Economics • Education
Course
137B
138B
139
140C
152
160
185
199
199RA
204B
208
210D
211A
230C
234B
240C
241C
244
245C
249
250B
260B
294
592
594ER
594LR
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
57
Messages
STAFF
48967 Dis W
600-650PM BUCHN 1934
STAFF
48975 Dis T
630-720PM PHELP 1445
STAFF
48983 Dis T
800-850
SH 1609
MANAGERIAL ACCTG
Maass L E
930-1045
NH 1110
INCOME TAXATION
STAFF
500-615PM IV THEA2
ADVANCED ACCOUNTING
Owen G
1100-1215
NH 1110
INTRO ECONOMETRICS
Bedard K L
930-1045
NH 2113
PERSONNEL ECONOMICS
Kuhn P J
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1230-145
NH 1110
STAFF
12468
F
800-850
GIRV 1115
STAFF
12476
F
1000-1050
GIRV 1115
CRIME & JUSTICE
Phillips L
800-915
ENGR1 1104
Open to ECON, BUSEC, ECMTH, LAWSO Majors Only.
Votey H L
ACCT INFO SYSTEMS
Owen G
740-855
ENGR1 1104
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 12567 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to ECON, ECMTH, BUSEC Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval
INDEP RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-5 Opt 12575 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to ECON, ECMTH, BUSEC Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval
MACROECON THEORY
Kapicka M
4.0 Let
Lec TR
200-315
NH 1110
STAFF
55129
F
1100-1150
GIRV 1116
TOP IN MACRO THEORY
Kapicka M
4.0 Let
Lec M
400-650PM 387 101
STAFF
12591
W
700-750PM GIRV 2129
GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM
Marshall J M
4.0 Let
Lec TR
1100-1215
NH 1110
STAFF
12617 Dis F
100-150
PHELP 1445
HUMAN BEHAVIOR
Charness G B
4.0 Let 49015 Sem M
200-450
NH 2111
PUBLIC FINANCE
Sonstelie J
930-1045
NH 2111
THEORY OF FINANCE
Krouse C G
330-445
NH 1109
ECONOMETRICS
Phillips L
4.0 Let
Lec TR
500-615PM 387 101
STAFF
12666
W
500-650PM NH 1111
ECONOMETRICS
Deschenes O
4.0 Let
Lec TR
330-445
NH 2111
STAFF
12682 Dis F
1000-1050
NH 2111
MATHEMATICAL ECON
Troger T
200-315
NH 2111
ECONOMETRIC THEORY
Deschenes O
930-1045
NH 2111
DYNAMIC OPTIMIZTN
Proulx C D
800-915
NH 2111
WAGE STRUCTURE
Deschenes O
930-1045
NH 2111
ENVIRON. ECONOMICS
Kolstad C D
1100-1215
NH 2111
MICROECONOMICS SEM
Bedard K L
4.0 SU 12732 Sem WF
330-500
NH 2111
TEACHING ECONOMICS
STAFF
4-5 SU 12740 Tut T B A
SPEC TOP ECONOMICS
Deacon R T
1-4 Opt 12757 Sem F
1200-100
NH 2111
GRAD Students only.
Kolstad C D
SPEC TOP ECONOMICS
Bedard K L
1-4 Opt 49049 Sem M
1200-100
NH 2111
GRAD Students only.
Kuhn P J
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Opt 12781 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Self-Taught & Self-Paced. GRAD Students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
INDIV STD COMP EXAM
STAFF
1-12 SU 12799 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Self-Taught & Self-Paced. GRAD Students only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to
finalize registration.
MA RESEARCH & PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 12807 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Self-Taught & Self-Paced. GRAD Students only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 12815 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Self-Taught & Self-Paced. GRAD Students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Economics.
Bedard K L ..............
Bento A M ...............
Bergstrom T C .........
Bohn H ....................
Charness G B ..........
Comanor W S ..........
Crouch R L ..............
Deacon R T ..............
Decanio S ................
39
29
28
07
42
48
03
27
71
Deschenes O ............. 41
Frech H E .................. 37
Funkhouser E ............ 09
Garratt R J ................. 21
Harmon C J .............. 26
Kolstad C D .............. 20
Krouse C G ............... 92
Kuhn P J ................... 24
Leroy S F .................. 77
Loster D R ...................... 94
Maass L E ...................... 06
Marshall J M .................. 10
McAusland C ................. 17
Mehra N ......................... 02
Mehra R ......................... 25
Mercer L J ...................... 13
Morgan W D .................. 14
Nisbet M J ..................... 11
Owen G ..................... 04
Phillips L ................... 16
Proulx C D ................ 23
Qin C Z ...................... 05
Rachev S T ................ 34
Sander H C ................ 99
Sarmiento C R ........... 43
Sengupta J ................ 57
Shapiro P .................. 18
Sonstelie J ................
Steigerwald D ...........
Stuart C ....................
Troger T ....................
Votey H L ..................
Watson R B ...............
78
35
12
40
19
70
Education–ED
103
109S
TECHNOLOGY TOOLS
HEALTH EDUCATION
Copeland W D
White S A
3.0
3.0
Let
Opt
121
FIELD OBSERVATION
Headley J A
2.0
PNP 12831
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
47803
12823
Lec
Lec
R
M
Sem R
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
900-1150
400-650PM
PHELP 3525
PHELP 1260
100-240
PHELP 2524
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
58
Education
Course
Title
Instructor
122
PRACTICUM FIELD OBS
Headley J A
1.0
PNP 12849
Fld
TBA
12856
Fld
TBA
Brenner M E
124
125
164
164
165
165L
SOCIOCULTRL CONTEXT
SOCIAL FOUND OF ED
INTRO ED & VOC GUID
Brenner M E
4.0 Let 12872 Sem M
Raley J D
Nord D L
Maestas L
INTRO ED & VOC GUID
Nord D L
4.0 Opt
Lec W
A Lab/Dis is Required. Not open to Freshmen. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Nord D L
12914 Dis T B A
Nord D L
47829 Dis T B A
Nord D L
47837 Dis T B A
Nord D L
47845 Dis T B A
Nord D L
47852 Dis T B A
INTRO APPLIED PSYCH
Russell P C
GE: WRT. Upper Division only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
INTRO APPLD PSY LAB
Russell P C
1-2 PNP 12930 Lab T
Russell P C
GIRV 2123
Not open to Freshmen.
100-250
200-315
PHELP 1160
500-650PM
GIRV 2124
12948
Lab W
500-650PM
PHELP 1444
12955
Sem M
200-350
PHELP 2536
199
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 12963 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
INDEP RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-5 PNP 12971 Fld T B A
ISSUES RES METHODS
Zwick R
2.0 SU 56283 Sem R
100-250
PHELP 1150
APPL COMPUTERS ED-I
Copeland W D
1.0 SU 13003 Lec T
330-450
PHELP 2524
APPL COMPUTER ED-II
Copeland W D
1.0 SU 13011 Lec M
430-630PM PHELP 1425
SOCIOLINGUISTICS
Cook-Gumperz
4.0 Let 55152 Lec R
400-650PM PHELP 1150
SEM COG DEVELOPMENT
Okamoto Y
4.0 Opt 13029 Sem T
100-350
PHELP 2532
RES SEM HUMAN DEV
Okamoto Y
1-6 SU 13037 Sem M
100-350
PHELP 2532
SEM CULTRL PERSPECT
Lee J S
1-6 Opt 13052 Sem W
400-650PM PHELP 1150
Dixon C N
55160 Sem R
100-350
PHELP 1410
Ho H-Z
SOCIOCULTRL THEORY
Bazerman C
4.0 Opt 47860 Sem R
900-1150
PHELP 2532
DEV: ADOL-ADULT
Romo L F
4.0 Opt 13102 Lec W
100-350
PHELP 2532
LINEAR MODELS
Sklar J C
4.0 Opt
Lec T
900-1050
PHELP 2514
A Lab/Dis is Required. GRAD Students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Sklar J C
13128
T
1100-1250
PHELP 3526
LINEAR MODELS
Sklar J C
4.0 Opt
Lec T
400-550
PHELP 2514
Sklar J C
13144
T
600-750PM PHELP 3526
ADV MLTIVRIATE STAT
Zwick R
4.0 Opt 13151 Sem T
100-350
PHELP 3526
NONPARAMETRIC STAT
Sklar J C
4.0 Opt 47878 Sem R
900-1150
PHELP 3526
MOTIVATING STUDENTS
Block J H
4.0 Let 47886 Sem M
100-350
PHELP 1150
COMMUN ETHNOGRAPHY
Raley J D
4.0 Opt 47902 Sem T
900-1150
PHELP 2536
INDIV DIFF/ADMINIST
Yun J T
4.0 Opt 13177 Sem M
430-720PM PHELP 1150
SOC FOUND EDUC/ELEM
Stevenson-Bag
3.0 Let 54304 Lec T B A
GRAD Students only.
STAFF
54312 Lec T B A
GRAD Students only.
SOC FOUND EDUC/SEC
STAFF
3.0 Let 13193 Lec T
400-700PM PHELP 2516
INTERVENT FAM/CHILD
Singer G H S
4.0 Opt 47910 Sem W
400-650PM PHELP 2532
STAKEHOLDER SPEC ED
Singer G H S
4.0 Opt 13201 Sem R
400-650PM GIRV 1108
SH PRACTICUM
Singer J
2-12 SU 13219 Fld T
200-350
GIRV 2110
SYSTEMATIC INSTRUCT
Singer J
2.0 Opt 13227 Sem T
400-550
PHELP 1150
ACT RES METH & PRAC
Chrispeels J
4.0 Opt 13235 Sem T
400-650PM PHELP 2532
ORG. THEORIES
Conley S
4.0 Opt 47936 Sem W
400-650PM PHELP 3518
SCHOOL REFORM
Block J H
4.0 Opt 13250 Sem M
900-1150
PHELP 2532
EDUCATIONAL FINANCE
Glasman N S
4.0 Opt 47928 Lec R
400-650PM PHELP 2536
EVAL IN ED ADMIN
Glasman N S
4.0 Let 13268 Sem M
400-650PM PHELP 2532
DOC SEM ELO
Weissglass J
4.0 Opt 13284 Sem W
400-650PM PHELP 2536
Yun J T
55178 Sem W
100-350
PHELP 1150
Chrispeels J
55186 Sem M
400-650PM PHELP 2324
SEM TEACH/LEARNING
McLeod S H
1-6 Opt 13326 Sem W
100-350
PHELP 2536
Brenner M E
13334 Sem R
100-350
PHELP 2532
Kelly G J
13342 Sem M
400-650PM PHELP 2525
Blau S D
13359 Sem T
100-350
PHELP 1150
Green J L
13367 Sem M
400-650PM PHELP 2536
Cordova R A
55731 Sem W
0-0
Cordova R A
55749 Sem F
0-0
203ES
207
209C
209D
210D
210E
211D
214C
214C
216A
216E
219C
221F
223H
225E
225S
228G
228H
229C
229D
236C
242A
242D
245A
246A
250C
253D
Opt
PHELP 1172L
Messages
PRACT INDIV DIFFER
201F
203DS
4.0
400-530
1000-1130
100-250
Location
176B
199RA
Gerber M M
Time
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Education
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
264C
BEH ASSESS & INTER
Koegel R L
4.0
Opt
13425
Sem T
100-350
PHELP 2536
265S
266C
BASIC PRACTICUM II
PERSONALITY ASSESS
Neufeldt S
Iversen J N
4.0
4.0
SU
Let
13433
13441
Lec
Lec
R
R
900-1150
100-350
PHELP 2536
PHELP 2536
266E
266F
268A
268BS
268C
268D
268E
268F
CHILD/ADOL ASSESS
LANG MINOR STUDENTS
ADVANCED FIELD GEN
SCHOOL PSYCH PRACT
ADV FIELD COUNS PSY
ADV FIELD CLINICAL
ADV FLD: CLIN SUPE
INTERNSH SCH PSYCH
Furlong M J
Dincau B J
Yoman J
Furlong M J
Brown M T
Koegel R L
Neufeldt S
Furlong M J
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4-12
Opt
Opt
SU
SU
SU
SU
SU
SU
13458
13466
13474
13482
13490
13508
13516
13524
Sem
Sem
Fld
Sem
Fld
Fld
Sem
Fld
W
T
T
F
TBA
TBA
T
F
400-650PM
400-650PM
900-1130
100-350
PHELP 1118
PHELP 1172A
PHELP 1115
PHELP 1121
100-350
100-350
PHELP 1118
PHELP 1121
268IS
INTERNSHIP PROF PSY
Cosden M A
6-12 SU
13532
Fld
TBA
268KS
268L
100-350
PHELP 2532
400-650PM
100-350
900-1150
900-1150
900-1150
100-350
100-350
900-1150
PHELP 2532
PHELP 1118
PHELP 2536
PHELP 1118
PHELP 1150
PHELP 2514
PHELP 1150
PHELP 2532
298A
SCHOOL PSYCH: INDUC
Morrison G M
4.0 Let 13540 Sem F
CLINIC PRACTICUM
STAFF
1-4 SU 47944 Fld T B A
COUNSELING CHILDREN
Cosden M A
4.0 Opt 47951 Sem R
COUNSEL WOMEN
Israel T
4.0 Opt 47969 Sem W
ETH STD PROF PSYCH
Kim B S
4.0 SU 13581 Sem W
CAREER LIFE DEV APP
Brown M T
4.0 Let 47977 Sem M
MIN COUNS INTERVENT
Casas J M
4.0 Opt 47985 Sem R
M.ED. FACILITATORS
Lippincott A
2.0 SU 48017 Sem T
SEV DEVEL. DISABLED
Koegel R L
4.0 Opt 13607 Sem F
Singer G H S
48025 Sem F
RESRCH PRACTICUM I
Morrison G M
1.0 Let 13631 Lab T B A
298B
RESRCH PRACTICUM II
Morrison G M
3.0
Let
13649
Lab T B A
298C
RESRCH PRACTCUM III
Morrison G M
3.0
Let
13656
Lab T B A
Lippincott A
1.0
Opt
13920
Lec
269B
271B
277A
277H
278B
289
291
R 390AS MULTICUL FACTRS ESL
TBA
SPS 390 SP ED SECONDARY SCH
SS 390S
E 391BS
E 391CS
E 391G
E 391HS
Banigan C P
1.0 Let 14027 Lec T B A
Banigan C P
14035 Lec T B A
PROC TEACH SOC STD
Kok O N
1.0 Let 14043 Lec T B A
Sequence course - final quarter. GRAD Students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
ELEM SCIENCE PROC
Kelly G J
1.0 Let 13730 Lec T B A
Kelly G J
13748 Lec T B A
ELEM SOC ST TCHG
Kok O N
1.0 Let 13755 Fld T B A
Kok O N
13763 Fld T B A
APPLIC THEORY INSTR
Elvin J
3.0 Let 13771 Sem M
400-700PM
Stump A M
13789 Sem T
400-700PM
Tuyay S
13797 Sem T
430-730PM
Tuyay S
13805 Sem R
430-720PM
TEACHING ESL
Tuyay S
1.0 Let 13813 Sem T B A
Tuyay S
13821
Sem T B A
S 392
SC 392
STDY TCH SEC ED ART
STUDENT TEACH: ENGL
Leffler C H
Dewar T J
3-12 SU
3-12 SU
13946
13961
Lab T B A
Fld T B A
SL 392
SM 392
SS 392
ST 392
STDNT TCH FOR LANG
STUDENT TEACH MATH
ST TCH SOC STUDIES
STUD TCH SCI ED
Mullin M
Goer E
Kok O N
Endler L C
3-12
3-12
3-12
3-12
SU
SU
SU
SU
13987
14001
14050
14076
Fld
Fld
Fld
Fld
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
R 392C
MULTICULT READ FLD
Hawthorne J C
1.0
SU
13938
Fld
TBA
E 392S
E 393
SUP TCH ELEM SCHLS
SEM ST TCH ELEM
Cavazos L
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
5-12 SU
1.0 SU
13839
13847
13854
13862
13870
13888
13896
13904
13912
54296
Fld
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
TBA
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
115-350
115-350
115-350
115-350
115-350
115-350
115-350
115-350
115-350
59
Messages
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
PHELP 2524
PHELP 2524
PHELP 2516
PHELP 2516
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
ALISO SCHOL Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
BRAND SCHOL Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
ELCAM SCHOL Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
FRANK SCHOL Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
HOLLI SCHOL Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
IVIST SCHOL
LAPAT SCHOL Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
MAIN SCHOL
OPENA SCHOL Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
60
Education • Electrical & Computer Engineering
Course
Title
Instructor
1.0
1.0
SU
SU
56705
56713
13953
13979
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
F
F
W
W
115-350
115-350
400-630PM
400-630PM
PEABO SCHOL
ROOSE SCHOL
PHELP 2514
PHELP 2524
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
2.0
SU
SU
SU
SU
SU
13995
14019
14068
14084
13664
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
W
TBA
W
W
R
400-630PM
PHELP 2504
400-630PM
400-630PM
400-650PM
PHELP 2514
PHELP 2525
PHELP 2524
Sloan T F
13672
Sem T B A
Tuyay S
13680
Sem T B A
S 393
SC 393
SEM SECONDARY TEACH
SEM TEACHING ENGL
STAFF
STAFF
Leffler C H
Dewar T J
SL 393
SM 393
SS 393
ST 393
395S
PROB SEM FOR LANG
SEM TEACHING MATH
SEM TEACHING SOC ST
SEM TEACHING SCI
PRAC TCHG ISSUES
Mullin M
Goer E
Kok O N
Endler L C
Torchin A L J
596
597
598
599
Time
Location
Messages
GRAD Students only.
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 SU 13698 Tut T B A
INDIV STD COMP EXAM
STAFF
2-12 SU 13706 Tut T B A
MA RESEARCH & PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 13714 Tut T B A
PHD DISS RSCH-PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 13722 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Education.
Alevy D ....................
Andreatta B J ...........
Atkinson D R ...........
Bazerman C .............
Beutler L E ...............
Bianchini J A ...........
Blau S D ..................
Block J H .................
Brenner M E ............
Brooks R B ..............
Brown M T ..............
Buford C ..................
Casas J M ...............
Castro J I .................
52
25
02
50
24
15
29
03
17
46
10
04
60
64
Chrispeels J .............. 12
Conley S ................... 36
Cook-Gumperz ......... 23
Copeland W D .......... 09
Cosden M A .............. 88
Cotton J W ................ 11
Dixon C N ................. 35
Duran R P ................. 87
Endler L C ................. 45
Firestone L ................ 53
Fortman J ................. 54
Furlong M J .............. 77
Gerber M M .............. 74
Glasman N S ............. 13
Green J L ....................... 48
Hawthorne J C ............... 40
Ho H-Z ........................... 59
Hong S ........................... 42
Hudley C ........................ 19
Israel T ........................... 20
Jimerson S R ................. 05
Kelly G J ........................ 27
Kim B S .......................... 34
Koegel R L ..................... 14
Kokotovic A .................... 55
Krieger D S .................... 44
Kyratzis A ....................... 38
Lee J S ........................... 63
Lippincott A ............... 37
McDonnell L M ......... 16
Miller G E .................. 47
Montes F ................... 56
Morrison G M ........... 73
Nagy R M .................. 58
Neufeldt S ................. 31
Nord D L ................... 82
Okamoto Y ................ 18
Ousley L .................... 51
Peck C A ................... 33
Piepmeier K S ........... 07
Raley J D ................... 26
Romo L F .................. 61
Rotz R N ....................
Rumberger R W ........
Russell P C ...............
Singer G H S ............
Torchin A L J ............
Wax S .......................
Weissglass J ............
White S A ..................
Whiteley S ................
Yoman J ...................
Yun J T .....................
Zimmer J M ..............
Zwick R .....................
57
22
06
08
39
49
21
28
43
41
62
32
30
Electrical Computer Engineering–ECE
2A
2C
6A
15B
105
124C
130C
CIRC- DEVICES & SYS
STAFF
CIRC DEVICES & SYS
STAFF
STAFF
Rhodes I B
CIRCUITS & ELECTRON
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
El-Soussi M
ASSEMBLER PROG
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Kastner R C
STAT THERMODYNAMICS
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
SIGNAL ANALYSIS
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Yeh P
Bowers J E
Chandrasekara
STAFF
STAFF
4.0
Let
Lec
48710
48728
4.0
Let
10231
10249
10256
10264
10272
48686
3.0
Let
10298
10306
48694
3.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Let
Let
Let
Let
10322
10330
10348
10355
10363
48736
48744
10371
10389
10413
10421
TR
330-445
PHELP 1448
Lab T
Lab R
Lec TR
900-950PM
700-950PM
330-445
ENGR 5162C
ENGR 5162C
PHELP 1260
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lec
M
W
W
W
M
F
MW
1200-250
1200-250
900-1150
400-650PM
400-650PM
900-1150
500-550
ENGR 5162C
ENGR 5162C
ENGR 5162C
ENGR 5162C
ENGR 5162C
ENGR 5162C
ARTS 1241
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lec
T
M
TBA
TR
300-550
700-950PM
ENGR 5162C
ENGR 5162C
500-615PM
ENGR1 1104
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Lec
M
TBA
TBA
M
W
F
F
TR
TR
TR
700-750PM
PHELP 1445
600-650PM
600-650PM
900-950
1000-1050
200-350
200-315
930-1045
387 104
HSSB 1214
PHELP 1444
GIRV 1119
HSSB 4202
GIRV 2135
PHELP 3505
Dis
Dis
M
F
1200-150
1000-1150
PHELP 1431
PHELP 1437
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Open to EE, CMPEN, PRCME Majors Only.
Open to EE, CMPEN, ECE, PRCME Majors Only.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to CHEME, EE,
ME, PRCMP, CMPEN, CMPSC Majors Only.
Open to EE, ECE, CMPEN, PRCME Majors Only.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to CHEME, EE,
ME, NUCE, CMPSC, ECE Majors Only.
Electrical & Computer Engineering
Course
135
137B
139
141B
141C
146B
147C
149
152B
152B
155B
160
162C
181A
181B
189B
192
193
196
199
210C
216B
217
220B
220C
221B
224B
227C
228B
238
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Title
OPT FIBER COMM
Instructor
Dagli N
STAFF
Rodwell M J
4.0
Location
Lec
Dis
Lec
TR
W
TR
930-1045
600-650PM
1100-1215
WEBB 1100
387 103
PHELP 1260
STAFF
10462 Lab
STAFF
10470 Lab
STAFF
10488 Lab
STAFF
10496 Lab
PROB & STAT
Rose K
4.0 Let
Lec
A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Open to ECE, CMPEN, EE Majors Only.
STAFF
10520 Dis
STAFF
10538 Dis
STAFF
10546 Dis
MEMS: SEMICONDUCTOR
Macdonald N C
4.0 Let 56747 Lec
MEMS: APPLICATIONS
Meinhart C
3.0 Let 56754 Lec
DIGITAL COMMUNICATN
Shynk J J
5.0 Let
Lec
W
W
T
T
TR
200-450
700-950PM
700-950PM
200-450
1230-145
ENGR 5160
ENGR 5160
ENGR 5160
ENGR 5160
BRDA 1640
W
F
F
TR
TR
MW
800-950
1000-1150
200-350
200-315
1100-1215
1000-1115
PHELP 1431
PHELP 1431
387 104
PHELP 3519
387 104
GIRV 2128
CKT. & ELECT. II
CONTROL SYS PROJ
ACT & PASS NET SYN
STAFF
STAFF
Hespanha J P
Lee H
DIGITAL DESIGN METH
STAFF
STAFF
Cheng K-T
Let
Time
10447
4.0
5.0
4.0
5.0
Let
Let
Let
Let
10561
10579
48751
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lec
M
F
TR
TR
500-750PM
900-1150
200-315
500-615PM
ENGR 5160
ENGR 5160
PHELP 1431
PHELP 1445
10595
10603
Dis
Dis
Lec
W
W
TR
200-250
300-350
330-445
PHELP 1431
PHELP 1431
PHELP 3515
61
Messages
Open to ECE, EE Majors Only.
Open to EE, ECE Majors Only.
Open to EE, ECE, CMPEN Majors Only.
Open to EE, ECE Majors Only.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to EE, CMPSC,
CPSCI, CMPEN, ECE Majors Only.
STAFF
10629 Lab T
700-950PM ENGR 1124
STAFF
10637 Lab R
700-950PM ENGR 1124
STAFF
10645 Lab W
700-950PM ENGR 1124
STAFF
48769 Lab T B A
DIGITAL DESIGN METH
Cheng K-T
5.0 Let
Tvi TR
330-445
VNTRA CENTR
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to EE, CMPSC, CPSCI, CMPEN, ECE Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
STAFF
10660 Lab R
700-950PM ENGR 1124
NETWORK COMPUTING
Moser L E
4.0 Let
Lec TR
500-615PM 387 103
STAFF
10686 Dis F
1000-1050
387 103
MULIMEDIA SYSTEMS
Chang E Y
4.0 Let
Lec TR
800-915
387 103
A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Open to ECE, CMPEN, CPSCI, CMPSC, CRTST, EE Majors Only.
STAFF
10710 Lab W
100-350
ENGR 3120
OPTOEL MAT & DEV
Bowers J E
4.0 Let
Lec M
1000-1150
PHELP 1437
W
1000-1050
PHELP 1437
Open to ECE, EE, MATRL Majors Only.
STAFF
10736 Dis W
1100-1150
PHELP 1437
ROBOT MECHANICS
Paden B
300-350
BUCHN 1934
INTRO COMP VISION
Manjunath B S
4.0 Let
Lec TR
930-1045
PHELP 3515
STAFF
10777 Dis F
1000-1050
PHELP 1425
SR CMPTR PRJCT
Butner S E
330-445
387 103
Seniors only. Open to ECE, CMPSC, CMPEN, CPSCI Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
PROJ ELECT COMP ENG
STAFF
4.0 Let 10827 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to EE, ECE Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
INTERN IN INDUSTRY
STAFF
1-8 Opt 10835 Fld T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. PNP/SU grading allowed for majors. Open to EE, ECE Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval
UNDERGRAD RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Opt 10843 Sem T B A
IND STUD-ECE
STAFF
1-5 Let 10850 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor
PDE’S FINITE DIFF
STAFF
930-1045
PHELP 3519
DEFECTS SEMICOND
Petroff P M
900-1015
GIRV 2116
MBE & BAND GAP ENGR
Gossard A
400-515
PHELP 1444
SEMICOND DEVICE
Denbaars S P
4.0 Opt
Lec T
400-550
PHELP 1431
R
400-450
PHELP 1431
A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
STAFF
48785 Dis R
500-550
PHELP 1431
SEMICOND DEVICE
Nakamura S
4.0 Opt
Lec M
200-350
PHELP 1437
W
200-250
PHELP 1437
STAFF
10926 Dis W
300-350
PHELP 1437
DEV PHYS II
Mishra U
1000-1150
PHELP 1431
VLSI PROJ TESTING
Brewer F
1200-150
PHELP 1431
PHOTONIC INTEG CIRC
Coldren L
1200-150
PHELP 1437
OPTICAL NETWORKS
Blumenthal D
800-950
PHELP 1437
ADV CONTROL DES LAB
Smith R S
1000-1150
PHELP 1437
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
62
Electrical & Computer Engineering • Engineering Sciences
Course
Title
243A
249
254C
DIGITAL COMM THEORY
ADAPTIVE CONTROL
ADV ARCH DISTR SYS
255B
258B
293
502
594I
594K
594W
595C
595E
595F
595K
596
597
598
599
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
Madhow U
200-350
PHELP 1437
Kokotovic P V
400-550
PHELP 1431
Melliar-Smith
400-550
PHELP 1425
GRAD Students only.
Melliar-Smith
10983 Tvi TR
400-550
VNTRA CENTR GRAD Students only.
VLSI DES VALIDATION
Wang L C
1200-150
PHELP 1431
MULTIRATE DIG SIGNL
Mitra S K
1000-1150
PHELP 1431
INTERNSHIP INDUSTRY
STAFF
1-6 Opt 11023 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to EE, ECE Majors Only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
TEACHING OF ECE
Iltis R A
1-4 SU 11031 Lab T B A
SP TOP: MCROWV ELEC
STAFF
200-350
HSSB 1210
GRAD Students only.
SP TOP: DIGIT DESGN
Banerjee K
1-5 Opt 11056 Sem MW
400-550
PHELP 1508
GRAD Students only.
SPECIAL TOPICS ECE
Rodoplu V
200-350
SH 1609
GRAD Students only.
GP STD: COMMUNC SYS
Rose K
1.0 SU 11080 Sem T B A
GP STD: SIGNAL PROC
Mitra S K
1.0 SU 11098 Sem T B A
Iltis R A
11106 Sem T B A
Lee H
11114 Sem T B A
Shynk J J
11122 Sem T B A
Manjunath B S
11130 Sem T B A
GP STD: SOLID STATE
Bowers J E
1.0 SU 11148 Sem T B A
Coldren L
11155 Sem T B A
Hu E L
11163 Sem T B A
Long S I
11171 Sem T B A
GROUP STUDIES ECE
Cheng K-T
1.0 SU 11189 Sem T B A
DIRECTED RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 11197 Tut T B A
MS COMP EX & PHD EX
STAFF
1-12 SU 11205 Tut T B A
MS THESIS RES/PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 11213 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 11221 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Electrical Computer Engineering.
Babic H I .................
Banerjee K ...............
Blumenthal D ..........
Bowers J E ..............
Brewer F ..................
Butner S E ...............
Chandrasekara ........
Chang E Y ...............
Cheng K-T ...............
Coldren L ................
Dagli N ....................
09
43
18
28
29
93
10
40
23
31
16
Denbaars S P ............ 05
Doyle F ..................... 22
Gibson J D ................ 45
Gossard A ................. 03
Hespanha J P ............ 42
Hogg R D .................. 33
Hu E L ....................... 36
Iltis R A ..................... 54
Imamoglu A .............. 97
Kastner R C ............... 44
Kenney C S ............... 39
Kokotovic P V ................ 13
Kroemer H ...................... 58
Lee H ............................. 07
Long S I ......................... 96
Madhow U ..................... 41
Manjunath B S ............... 08
Marek-Sadowsk ............. 38
McFarland E W .............. 17
Melliar-Smith ................. 34
Mishra U ........................ 32
Mitra S K ........................ 60
Moser L E .................. 24
Paden B ..................... 25
Parhami B ................. 15
Petroff P M ................ 02
Retz D L ..................... 30
Rhodes I B ................. 68
Rodoplu V ................. 11
Rodwell M J .............. 35
Rose K ....................... 04
Shynk J J .................. 06
Smith R S .................. 37
Stefanopoulou ..........
Teel A R ....................
Wade G .....................
Wang L C ..................
Wang Y F ..................
Wood R C .................
Yeh P ........................
York R A ...................
27
12
19
21
70
20
26
14
Engineering Sciences–ENGR
3
5C
101
INTRO TO C PRG
Jacobson E T
3.0 Let
Lec MWF
900-950
ENGR1 1104
A Lab/Dis is Required. Freshmen only. Open to CHEME, EE, ME, ECE Majors Only.
STAFF
16840 Dis T
300-350
PHELP 1525
STAFF
16857 Dis W
300-350
PHELP 1525
STAFF
16865 Dis W
200-250
PHELP 1525
STAFF
16873 Dis R
400-450
PHELP 1525
STAFF
16881 Dis R
300-350
PHELP 1525
STAFF
16899 Dis M
300-350
PHELP 1525
STAFF
16907 Dis W
1000-1050
PHELP 1525
STAFF
16915 Dis T
1100-1150
PHELP 1525
COMP. IN VECT CALC
Champlain J G
1.0 Let 16923 Lec W
100-150
BREN 1414
Open to CHEME, ECE, EE, ME, CMPSC, PRCMP, CMPEN Majors Only.
ETHICS IN ENGR
Hynes J A
3.0 Let
Lec TR
1230-145
WEBB 1100
GE: WRT ◊◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Open to CHEME, ECE, EE, ME, CMPSC, PRCMP, CMPEN Majors Only.
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Engineering Sciences • English
Course
102C
185C
191A
191B
202C
203
210
291A
291B
Title
Instructor
SPEC TOPIC ENGR BUS
NEW VENTUR BUS PLAN
PROFESSIONAL SEM
PROFESSIONAL SEM
SPEC TOPIC ENGR BUS
GRAD RESEARCH WRIT
MARKETING
PROFESSIONAL SEM
PROFESSIONAL SEM
Hynes J A
Hynes J A
Hynes J A
Hynes J A
STAFF
Hansen G S
Morouse J M
Hansen G S
STAFF
STAFF
Mehra N
Morouse J M
Hansen G S
1.0
4.0
2.0
2.0
1.0
3.0
4.0
2.0
2.0
16949
16956
16964
16972
PNP 45583
Let 17004
Opt 17012
Opt 56580
SU 45591
Opt 45575
Opt 17020
SU 45567
SU 56598
Sem
Lec
Sem
Sem
Sem
Lec
Lec
Sem
Sem
W
W
T
T
T
W
T
R
T
TR
M
T
R
Time
Location
200-250
300-350
300-350
400-450
400-450
500-850PM
330-530
330-530
400-450
1230-145
600-950PM
330-530
330-530
HSSB 1232
HSSB 1236
PHELP 1420
PHELP 1420
BREN 1414
PHELP 3519
SH 1430
PHELP 3523
BREN 1414
BSIF 1217
PHELP 1508
SH 1430
PHELP 3523
930-1110
HSSB 1210
500-640PM
HSSB 1206
63
Messages
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
English–ENGL
10
INTRO TO LIT STUDY
STAFF
GE: A2 ◊. Lower Division only. Pass 1 restricted to ENGL, CLIT, CRTST Majors Only.
STAFF
15834 Lec TR
STAFF
15842
Lec
MW
900-1040
HSSB 1214
Ek A A
15859
Lec
MWF
1100-1150
SH 1609
STAFF
15867
Lec
MW
500-640PM
SH 1609
Weitzel E J
15875
Lec
MW
200-340
SH 1609
Weitzel E J
15883
Lec
MW
500-640PM
HSSB 1227
15909
46334
Lec TR
Sem R
500-615PM
100-150
NH 1111
SH 2716
15
100SO
SHAKESPEARE
HONORS SEMINAR
104A
AMER LIT 1900-PRES
Huang Yu
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
GIRV 1004
GE: G, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to CLIT, ENGL, CRTST Majors Only.
STAFF
16121
T
500-550
SH 1415
STAFF
16139
T
600-650PM SH 1415
STAFF
16147
W
1000-1050
SH 1415
STAFF
16154
W
1100-1150
SH 1415
STAFF
16162
W
500-550
SH 1415
STAFF
16170
W
600-650PM SH 1415
STAFF
16188
R
900-950
SH 1415
STAFF
16196
R
1000-1050
SH 1415
SEM AMER LIT
Huang Yu
1.0 Opt 16204 Sem T
200-250
SH 2716
Instructor approval required prior to registration. Honors students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SHAKESPEARE: EARLY
Fumerton M P
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-315
GIRV 1004
STAFF
46441
T
500-550
SH 2617
STAFF
46458
T
600-650PM SH 2617
STAFF
46466
W
1000-1050
ARTS 1426
STAFF
46474
W
1200-1250
SH 1609
STAFF
46482
W
500-550
BSIF 1217
STAFF
46490
W
600-650
BSIF 1217
STAFF
46508
R
1100-1150
SH 1415
STAFF
46516
R
1200-1250
SH 1415
SEMINAR SHAKESPEARE
Fumerton M P
1.0 Opt 47381 Sem R
330-420
SH 1415
Instructor approval required prior to registration. Honors students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
WRITING OF FICTION
Scott D
330-445
SH 2617
WRITING OF VERSE
Lim S
330-445
SH 2716
OLD ENGLISH
Pasternack C
930-1045
SH 2635
LIT THEORY & CRIT
Maslan M J
1100-1215
SH 1430
BRITISH FICTION II
Carlson J A
200-315
GIRV 1116
LITERARY GENRES
Abbott H P
930-1045
GIRV 1115
AMERICAN WRITERS
Ek A A
900-950
GIRV 1116
AMER REGIONAL LIT
Waid C J
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
330-445
EMBAR HALL
AMH. GE: G, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
46540
T
500-550
SH 2635
STAFF
46557
T
600-650PM SH 2635
STAFF
46565
T
600-650PM GIRV 2123
STAFF
46573
T
700-750PM SH 1609
STAFF
46581
W
500-550
SH 2617
STAFF
46599
W
600-650PM SH 2617
STAFF
46607
W
100-150
SH 2617
STAFF
46615
W
200-250
SH 2617
ST LIT/ETHNIC COMM
Scott D
1230-145
NH 1105
ST LIT/ETHNIC COMM
STAFF
1000-1050
GIRV 2129
104AS
105A
105AS
107
109
110B
113PS
126B
128AU
132TM
133SO
134AF
134MR
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Yu J
Waid C J
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
4.0
1.0
Opt
Opt
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
Lower Division only. Pass 1 restricted to ENGL,
CLIT, CRTST Majors Only.
GE: G, WRT.
GE: G, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required.
GE: WRT, G.
GE: WRT, G.
GE: WRT, G.
AMH. GE: G, ETH, WRT.
AMH. GE: G, ETH, WRT.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
64
English
Course
140
147SS
150
151GE
165NP
189
193
193S
196
197
199
199RA
205B
225
232
234
235
236
274C
297
500
591
592
593
595
596AA
597
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
CONTEMP AMER LIT
MED HIST & THEORY
ANGLO-IRISH LIT
Ek A A
200-315
SH 1430
GE: WRT, G.
Pasternack C
100-215
SH 1415
Duffy A E
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1000-1050
IV THEA2
GE: WRT, G. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
16469
M
500-550
SH 2617
STAFF
16477
M
600-650PM SH 2617
STAFF
16485
T
100-150
SH 2617
STAFF
16493
T
200-250
SH 2617
STAFF
16501
R
100-150
SH 2617
STAFF
16519
R
200-250
SH 2617
BRITISH WRITERS
Young K
1230-145
SH 1430
TOPICS IN LITERATUR
St.Omer G T
330-445
GIRV 2123
GE: G, WRT.
CONTEMPORARY LIT
St.Omer G T
1230-145
GIRV 1115
GE: WRT, G.
DETECTIVE FICTION
Newfield C J
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
500-615PM EMBAR HALL
STAFF
46631
R
800-850
SH 1609
STAFF
46649
R
900-950
HSSB 1228
STAFF
46656
W
1100-1150
SH 2617
STAFF
46664
W
1200-1250
SH 2617
STAFF
46672
W
500-550
HSSB 1228
STAFF
46680
W
600-650PM GIRV 2116
STAFF
46698
R
900-950
SH 2617
STAFF
46706
R
1200-1250
SH 2617
SEMINAR DETECT FICT
Newfield C J
1.0 Opt 46714 Sem T
100-150
SH 2716
HONORS ENGLISH
STAFF
4.0 Opt 16618 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to ENGL Majors Only. Honors students only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Department Approval Required to
UPPER-DIV SEMINAR
Gutierrez-Jon
930-1045
SH 2617
Letter grade required for majors. Upper Division only. Open to ENGL Majors Only.
Helgerson R
16634 Sem M
200-430
SH 2617
Warner W B
56226 Sem MW
100-215
SH 2716
Duffy A E
56218 Sem MW
1230-145
ELLSN 2816
Young K
16667 Sem MW
1000-1115
SH 2617
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 16675 Tut T B A
INDEPENDEN RESEARCH
STAFF
1-5 Opt 16683 Tut T B A
OLD ENGLISH
Pasternack C
930-1045
SH 2635
GRAD Students only.
ARTS OF WRITING
Lim S
4.0 Opt 46425 Sem R
1100-130
SH 2635
GRAD Students only.
STDS 18TH CENT LIT
Warner W B
4.0 Opt 16709 Sem T
430-700
SH 2716
GRAD Students only.
STDS 20TH CENT LIT
Boscagli M
4.0 Opt 16717 Sem R
200-430
SH 2635
GRAD Students only.
STDS AMERICAN LIT
Waid C J
4.0 Opt 16725 Sem T
1100-130
SH 2635
GRAD Students only.
STDS LIT CRITICISM
Liu A Y
4.0 Opt 16741 Sem W
1200-230
SH 1415
GRAD Students only.
AM CLT & GLBL CNTXT
Gunn G B
2.0 Opt 46722 Sem T B A
GRAD Students only.
GRADUATE STUDIES
STAFF
4.0 Opt 16758 Tut T B A
DIRECTED TEACHING
STAFF
4.0 SU 16766 Tut T B A
DOCTORAL COLLOQUIUM
STAFF
1.0 SU 16774 Col F
1000-1130
SH 2617
GRAD Students only.
Open to ENGL Majors Only.
TRANSCRIPT COLLOQ
Raley R M
1.0 SU 16782 Col T B A
GRAD Students only.
GRAD TECH COLLOQ
Liu A Y
1.0 SU 16790 Col T B A
GRAD Students only.
EMC COLLOQUIUM
Fumerton M P
1.0 SU 46433 Col T B A
GRAD Students only.
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Let 16808 Tut T B A
INDIV STD COMP EXAM
STAFF
1-12 SU 16816 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 16824 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in English.
Abbott H P ...............
Allaback S L ............
Blau S D ..................
Bliss L .....................
Boscagli M ..............
Butler-Evans ............
Carlson J A .............
Cook E H .................
Corum R ..................
Craft C C .................
58
03
05
70
42
14
39
09
28
06
Donelan J H .............. 15
Duffy A E ................... 47
Erickson R A ............. 13
Foster Iii G ................ 07
Fradenburg L ............ 17
Fumerton M P ........... 29
Gunn G B .................. 62
Guss D L ................... 22
Helgerson R .............. 24
Hernadi P Z .................... 61
Huang Yu ....................... 20
Lemenager S S ............... 16
Lim S ............................. 30
Liu A Y ........................... 32
Maslan M J .................... 08
McCarthy P J ................. 33
McCracken E .................. 46
Neal G B ......................... 25
Newfield C J ................... 19
O’Connell M W .......... 37
Pasternack C ............. 35
Penley C .................... 40
Raley R M .................. 23
Ridland J M ............... 44
Rose M A .................. 78
Scott D ...................... 18
Spacks B ................... 10
Speirs L H ................. 48
St.Omer G T .............. 73
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Steiner T R ................
Waid C J ...................
Warner W B ..............
Weitzel E J ................
Young K ....................
Zimmerman E L ........
49
12
11
04
60
57
Environmental Science & Management
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
65
Messages
Environmental Science & Management–ESM
201
206
ECOLOGICAL PRINCIPL
DATA ANALYSIS ESM
212
222
BIO COMMUNITY SRVEY
POLLUTANTS IN ENV.
235
WATERSHED ANALYSIS
242
243
247
NAT RES ECON POLICY
ENV POLICY ANALYSIS
GOVERN FOR SUST DEV
253
LAKES AND WETLANDS
254
259
263
270
288
296
297
401A
401D
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Davis F W
Davis F W
Davis F W
Kendall B E
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Davis F W
STAFF
STAFF
Dunne T
Dunne T
Costello C J
Kolstad C D
Young O R
4.0
Let
17475
17483
4.0
Opt
4.0
4.0
Opt
Let
4.0
Opt
17509
17517
17525
47480
17541
4.0
4.0
4.0
Let
Opt
Opt
47415
17582
56325
47449
Lec
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lec
Lab
Lec
Lab
Lec
Lec
Lec
TR
W
R
TR
R
T
T
T
MW
T
MW
R
MW
MW
MW
F
MW
W
TR
TR
MW
930-1045
1230-120
1230-120
1100-1215
130-220
330-420
430-520
330-500
500-615PM
500-800PM
330-445
330-620PM
1100-1215
500-615PM
800-925
900-1020
1100-1215
1230-120
800-915
1230-145
930-1045
BREN 1414
BREN 1424
BREN 1424
BREN 1414
BREN 3035
BREN 3035
BREN 3035
BREN 3526
BREN 1424
BREN 2015
BREN 1424
BREN 3035
BREN 1424
BREN 3526
BREN 1424
BREN 1424
BREN 1424
BREN 1510
BREN 1424
BREN 1520
BREN 1424
Melack J M
4.0 Opt
Lec
Melack J M
17608 Dis
COAST MAR ECOSYS
Lenihan H S
4.0 Opt 56309 Lec
CSTL ZONE MGMT LAW
STAFF
4.0 Opt 17616 Lec
GEOG. INFO. SYSTEMS
Frew J E
4.0 Opt
Lec
A Lab/Dis is Required. GRAD Students only. Open to ESM Majors Only.
Frew J E
47423 Lab M
1230-120
BREN 3035
CONSERV PLANNING
Kareiva P M
200-315
BREN 1424
ENV TECH MGMT
STAFF
200-315
BREN 1520
ADV TOPICS ENV MGMT
STAFF
130-315
BREN 3526
ADV TOPICS ENV POL
STAFF
2-4 Opt 56317 Lec T B A
GROUP PROJECT - A
STAFF
3.0 IP
17707 Dis T B A
Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter. GRAD Students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
STAFF
17715 Dis T B A
STAFF
17723 Dis T B A
STAFF
17731 Dis T B A
STAFF
17749 Dis T B A
STAFF
17756 Dis T B A
STAFF
17764 Dis T B A
STAFF
17772 Dis T B A
STAFF
17780 Dis T B A
STAFF
17798 Dis T B A
STAFF
17806 Dis T B A
STAFF
17814 Dis T B A
GROUP PROJECT - A
Young O R
1.0 Let 47498 Dis T B A
Sequence course - final quarter. GRAD Students only. Open to ESM Majors Only.
Keller A A
47506 Dis T B A
Ramus C A
47514 Dis T B A
Melack J M
47522 Dis T B A
Costello C J
47530 Dis T B A
Kendall B E
47548 Dis T B A
Davis F W
47555 Dis T B A
Kolstad C D
47563 Dis T B A
Marwood C A
47571 Dis T B A
Holden P A
47589 Dis T B A
Frew J E
47597 Dis T B A
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
66
Environmental Science & Management • Environmental Studies
Course
420
436
595EE
595II
595XX
596
597
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
Lenihan H S
47605 Dis T B A
COLLOQUIUM IN ESM
Aigner D J
0.5 SU 17822 Lec R
445-645PM BREN 1414
ENV LAW WORKSHOPS
Aigner D J
0-1 SU 47431 Lec T B A
GROUP STUDIES
Costello C J
2-4 SU 47464 Sem T B A
GROUP STUDIES
Young O R
2-4 SU 17863 Sem R
330-520
BREN 3526
GRAD Students only.
GROUP STUDIES
Marwood C A
2-4 SU 47472 Sem W
130-330
BREN 1510
DIR READ & RESEARCH
Bento A M
2-12 Opt 17897 Tut T B A
IND STUDY-PHD EXAM
Bento A M
1-12 SU 17905 Tut T B A
PHD RESEARCH & PREP
Davis F W
1-12 SU 17913 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Environmental Science & Management.
Aigner D J ...............
Bento A M ...............
Costello C J ............
Davis F W ................
Delmas M A ............
25
14
15
51
03
Dozier J C ................. 11
Dunne T .................... 30
Freeman J ................. 21
Frew J E .................... 08
Geyer R ..................... 18
Holden P A ..................... 07
Keller A A ....................... 04
Kendall B E .................... 13
Kolstad C D .................... 20
Lenihan H S ................... 05
Marwood C A ............ 35
McGinnis M .............. 12
Melack J M ............... 74
Ramus C A ................ 16
Young O R ................. 06
Environmental Studies–ENV S
3
105
SOLAR, RENEW ENERGY
Graves G R
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Manalis M S
111
118
124
127
131
135B
144
CHANNEL ISLANDS
INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY
ENV DISP RESOLUTION
CONCEPTS ENVIRON ED
INTL ENV LAW & DIPL
ADV ENV PLANNING
RIVERS
STAFF
Manalis M S
McGinnes J M
Lewin B A
McGinnes J M
Wack P W
Keller E A
158ES
CROP GENETIC RESRC
STAFF
STAFF
Cleveland D A
4.0
Opt
162A
WATER QUALITY
Cleveland D A
Loaiciga H
5.0
Opt
166FP
173
179
190
192
193EC
193SP
193WF
199
199RA
INTRO SOC&CULT ENV
4.0
Opt
4.0
Opt
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
Let
Opt
Opt
Opt
17046
17053
17061
17079
17087
17095
17103
17111
17129
17137
17145
17152
17160
17178
17186
17194
49320
17228
56630
17244
17251
17277
55517
55525
55350
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
TR
T
M
F
M
R
W
W
W
M
T
R
F
R
M
F
M
W
Lec TR
Lec T
Lec TR
Lec F
Lec TR
Sem T
Lec MWF
930-1045
600-650PM
500-550
800-850
600-650
600-650PM
1000-1050
600-650PM
900-950
1000-1050
500-550
1100-1150
1000-1050
800-850
900-950
1200-1250
500-650PM
500-550
500-615PM
300-550
800-915
1100-150
1230-145
700-950PM
1100-1150
MUSIC LLCH
HSSB 1237
HSSB 1211
HSSB 3201
HSSB 1207
HSSB 3201
NH 1105
HSSB 4202
HSSB 3201
HSSB 4202
PHELP 1420
HSSB 1232
HSSB 1228
HSSB 3201
HSSB 3201
HSSB 1233
BRDA 1640
BRDA 1640
BRDA 1610
HSSB 1223
PHELP 3505
NH 1111
PHELP 3505
387 103
HSSB 1173
Lab M
Lab W
Lec MW
200-450
200-450
100-150
HSSB 1210
ELLSN 5824
387 101
Lab W
Lec TR
200-450
930-1045
387 101
PSYCH 1802
200-350
100-250
1230-145
ELLSN 2610
ELLSN 2610
387 104
200-450
1000-1050
GREEN HOUSE
BUCHN 1910
STAFF
56606 Lab T
STAFF
56614 Lab W
SM SCALE FOOD PROD
Cleveland D A
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
Cleveland D A
17319 Lab R
AMER ENVIRON HIST
Graves G R
GE: E, E2, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required.
AMH.
NAT RESOURCE ECON
Deacon R T
930-1045
ARTS 1247
CURRENT TOPICS
Guerrini A
1.0 PNP 17418 Sem R
400-550
GIRV 1004
INTERN ENVT STUDIES
STAFF
1-12 PNP 17426 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to ENVST, HYDRO Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required
prior to registration.
SPECIAL TOPICS
Soleri D
1100-1215
ARTS 1247
SPECIAL TOPICS
Polne-Fuller
1-5 Opt 56622 Lec F
1200-250
PHELP 3523
SPECIAL TOPICS
Freudenburg W
1-5 Opt 55368 Lec M
330-620PM GIRV 1108
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 17442 Tut T B A
INDEPENDEN RESEARCH
STAFF
1-5 Opt 17459 Tut T B A
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Environmental Studies • Film Studies
Course
500
501
596
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
67
Messages
TA ORIENTATION
STAFF
1.0 SU 49379 Sem T B A
TA PRACTICUM
STAFF
2-4 SU 49387 Sem T B A
DIRECT READ RESCH
STAFF
2-8 SU 49395 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Environmental Studies.
Almy R B .................
Chadwick O A ..........
Clark J .....................
Cleveland D A .........
Cremers M H ...........
Deacon R T ..............
Dugan J E ................
Freudenburg W .......
17
09
05
15
03
14
08
36
Gaines S ................... 25
Graves G R ................ 02
Guerrini A ................. 11
Keller E A .................. 59
Kolstad C D .............. 20
Lewin B A ................. 22
Loaiciga H ................ 12
Manalis M S ............. 27
McGinnes J M ............... 28
McGinnis M ................... 10
Osborne M A .................. 51
Osherenko G .................. 07
Polne-Fuller ................... 34
Proctor J D ..................... 24
Relis P M ....................... 26
Sax D F .......................... 19
Schimel J P ............... 13
Schmitt R J ................ 29
Shelton J ................... 06
Smith E R .................. 18
Soleri D ..................... 04
Stone D ..................... 33
Stonich S C ............... 16
Talamantez I .............. 31
Wack P W ................. 21
Walker B L ................ 35
Wilkinson R C ........... 30
Film Studies–FLMST
46
INTRO TO CINEMA
Brusutti A
4.0
Opt
GE: WRT, F. A Lab/Dis is Required. Fee charged.
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Brusutti A
46MS
96
99
101C
101T
102
104
107S
108
109AR
117
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
MAJOR SEMINAR
ADV FILM ANALYSIS
Brusutti A
Felando C L
2.0
5.0
Opt
Let
Lec
MW
M
1000-1150
700-850PM
BUCHN 1920
BUCHN 1920
17939
17947
17954
17962
17970
17988
17996
18002
18010
18028
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
W
W
W
R
R
R
R
R
R
M
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
1000-1050
1100-1150
1200-1250
500-550
300-350
400-450
100-150
ELLSN 1710
ELLSN 1710
ELLSN 1710
ELLSN 1714
ELLSN 1714
ELLSN 1714
ELLSN 1710
ELLSN 1710
ELLSN 1710
ELLSN 1710
18036
Sem M
Lec MW
M
200-350
1000-1150
700-850PM
ELLSN 1710
BUCHN 1930
BUCHN 1930
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to FLMST Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
50070 Lab T
300-350
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
50088 Lab T
100-150
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
50096 Lab T
200-250
ELLSN 1710
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
Walker J R
1-4 Opt 18051 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to FLMST Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
HIST NEW WAVES FILM
Sarkar B
5.0 Let
Lec TR
330-620PM IV THEA2
F
1000-1250
BUCHN 1920
GE: WRT, F. A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to FLMST Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
18077 Lab M
200-250
ELLSN 1714
STAFF
18085 Lab M
300-350
ELLSN 1714
STAFF
18093 Lab M
400-450
ELLSN 1714
Sarkar B
18101 Lab R
200-250
ELLSN 1714
STAFF
18119 Lab W
100-150
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
49965 Lab W
1200-1250
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
49973 Lab W
1100-1150
ELLSN 1710
HIST TELEVISION
Parks L A
5.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-320
BUCHN 1920
T
630-920PM BUCHN 1930
F
1000-1250
BUCHN 1930
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to FLMST Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
18135 Lab T
1000-1050
ELLSN 1714
STAFF
18143 Lab T
800-850
ELLSN 1714
STAFF
18150 Lab T
900-950
ELLSN 1714
STAFF
18168 Lab W
800-850
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
18176 Lab W
900-950
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
18184 Lab W
1000-1050
ELLSN 1710
Parks L A
18192 Lab T B A
ACTING/DIRECTING
Apodaca J A
FILM TECHNOLOGY
Braun N A
800-950
BUCHN 1920
Open to FLMST Majors Only. Fee charged. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
CONTEMP ANIMATION
Driskel D B
1100-1250
ELLSN 1710
Open to FLMST Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Fee charged.
16MM PRODUCTION
Popadynetz W
4.0 Opt
Lec W
200-450
ELLSN 1710
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to FLMST Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Fee charged.
Popadynetz W
54627 Lab F
200-350
ELLSN 1710
TOPICS IN FILM PROD
Driskel D B
4.0 Opt 49999 Sem WF
200-350
ELLSN 1714
Fee charged.
TELEVISION PRODUCT
Popadynetz W
4.0 Opt
Lec F
900-1250
KERR STU A
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to FLMST Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Fee charged.
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
68
Film Studies • French and Italian
Course
Title
Instructor
118
122FF
122IM
SPONSORED PROJECTS
NATIONAL CINEMAS
NATIONAL CINEMAS
Popadynetz W
Braun N A
STAFF
STAFF
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
18309
54643
50047
54635
Lab
Sem
Lec
Lec
122MX
140
NATIONAL CINEMAS
THE WESTERN
Venegas C
Walker J R
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
50039
50013
Lec
Lec
148AC
FILM AESTHETICS
Branigan E R
4.0
Opt
18341
Lec
150PG
FILM GENRE
Penley C
4.0
Opt
55954
Lec
166
MEDIA/CULTURE/SOC
STAFF
4.0
Opt
56275
Lec
187AR
TOPICS IN ANALYSIS
Wolfe C C
4.0
Opt
50005
187WM TOPICS IN ANALYSIS
Parks L A
4.0
Opt
188A
188C
BASIC SCREENWRITING
WRITING SHORT FILMS
Shaw J A
Portuges P C
4.0
4.0
190IS
FILM/OTHER ARTS
STAFF
4.0
190PC
Location
900-1150
1100-1250
430-650PM
1100-1250
630-920PM
500-750PM
1200-250
700-850PM
400-550
400-550
1200-150
700-850PM
300-450
KERR STU A
KERR EDIT
BUCHN 1920
IV THEA2
BUCHN 1920
BUCHN 1910
BUCHN 1920
BUCHN 1920
ELLSN 1710
ELLSN 1714
BUCHN 1930
BUCHN 1930
BUCHN 1930
Sem WF
200-350
ELLSN 1714
18390
Lec
TR
500-750PM
ELLSN 1714
Opt
Opt
57125
18416
Sem MT
Sem TR
1100-1250
730-930PM
ELLSN 1710
ELLSN 1710
Opt
49981
Sem MW
1100-150
ELLSN 1714
500-750PM
ELLSN 1714
190TN
FILM/OTHER ARTS
Penley C
4.0 Opt 18424 Sem M
Open to FLMST Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Fee charged.
FILM/OTHER ARTS
Venegas C
100-350
ELLSN 1714
192B
CONTEMPORARY THEORY
900-1050
600-850PM
BUCHN 1920
BUCHN 1920
200
596
Everett A
4.0
Opt
Lec
W
W
MW
MW
T
TR
MW
W
M
WF
MW
W
MW
Time
TR
R
Messages
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Seniors only. Open to FLMST Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
18457 Lab M
1000-1050
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
18465 Lab M
800-850
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
18473 Lab M
900-950
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
18481 Lab F
900-950
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
18499 Lab F
1000-1050
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
18507 Lab F
1100-1150
ELLSN 1710
STAFF
18515 Lab W
900-950
ELLSN 1714
STAFF
18523 Lab W
1000-1050
ELLSN 1714
STAFF
18531 Lab W
800-850
ELLSN 1714
POPULAR CULTURE
Penley C
4.0 Let 18580 Sem M
500-750PM ELLSN 1714
DIR READING & RES
STAFF
1-6 Opt 18598 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Film Studies.
Anders A .................
Arnold H L ...............
Beitchman D M .......
Bobo J .....................
Branigan E R ...........
Braun N A ................
11
21
22
17
03
18
Brusutti A .................. 04
Driskel D B ............... 06
Everett A ................... 02
Felando C L .............. 25
Fuentes V F ............... 19
Hebdige R W ............. 26
Humfrey J C ................... 13
Kawalek N L ................... 07
Matsushima A ................ 23
Meagher C M ................. 27
Parks L A ....................... 12
Penley C ........................ 10
Popadynetz W ........... 15
Portuges P C ............. 05
Rickels L A ................ 24
Sarkar B .................... 14
Shaw J A ................... 20
Venegas C ................. 16
Walker J R ................ 08
Wolfe C C ................. 09
French and Italian–French–FR
1
ELEMENTARY FRENCH
2
ELEMENTARY FRENCH
3
ELEMENTARY FRENCH
4
5
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH
6
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH
11B
FR FOR GRAD STUDNTS
26
50BX
COMPOSITION
WESTERN LOVE
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
STAFF
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
Schultz J M
STAFF
Sturm E
STAFF
Nesci C
Braswell S F
Braswell S F
Braswell S F
4.0
Opt
4.0
Opt
4.0
Opt
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
4.0
Opt
4.0
Opt
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
18606
18614
18622
18630
18648
56341
18655
18663
18671
18697
18705
18713
51847
18721
18739
18754
18762
18770
51862
51870
51888
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
TR
MW
MWF
MWF
W
W
W
100-150
200-250
900-950
1200-1250
1100-1150
1000-1050
1200-1250
1000-1050
1100-1150
900-950
1000-1050
1200-1250
100-150
1000-1050
1100-1150
800-915
1100-1215
1200-1250
1200-1250
1000-1050
100-150
200-250
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
HSSB 1237
HSSB 1211
SH 1609
HSSB 1227
HSSB 1223
HSSB 1206
GIRV 2116
PHELP 1448
PHELP 1508
HSSB 1206
HSSB 1211
HSSB 1210
HSSB 1228
HSSB 1228
PHELP 3519
GIRV 2116
PHELP 1440
HSSB 1211
SH 1431
BSIF 1217
PHELP 1508
PHELP 3515
GE: B ◊. Letter grade required for majors.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
French and Italian
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
50H
99
101
106B
110
115
168
170X
180X
196X
TALES OF LOVE HONOR
INDEPENDENT STUDY
LIT & CULTURE
FRENCH CULTURE
SENIOR HONORS SEM
LANGUAGE & CULTURE
WOMEN WRITERS
TRAUMA
EXISTENTIAL LIT TRN
FANTASY/FANTASTIC
Nesci C
Nesci C
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Brown C J
Ashby W J
STAFF
STAFF
Sturm E
Levy S
1.0
1-4
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Let
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
56358
56721
18788
18796
51896
18812
54734
51904
51912
18846
51920
Dis
Sem
Tut
Lec
Lec
Sem
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
200-250
200-250
PHELP 5309A
PHELP
900-950
1100-1150
1200-250
930-1045
200-315
330-445
200-250
1230-145
PHELP 1420
NH 1109
NH 1111
494 164B
PHELP 1448
GIRV 2128
PSYCH 1802
IV THEA2
197
SENIOR SEMINAR
Brown C J
4.0
Let
18853
Sem W
1200-250
NH 1111
199
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 18861 Tut T B A
INDEPENDEN RESEARCH
STAFF
1-5 Opt 18879 Tut T B A
TOPICS FRENCH LIT
Levy S
4.0 Opt 51938 Sem W
300-550
PHELP 5313
CRITICAL WRITING
Enders J
4.0 Opt 56960 Sem T
1200-250
PHELP 5309A
MAGHREB LIT
Prieto E
4.0 Opt 57166 Sem R
100-350
PHELP 5313
APPRENTICE TEACHING
Schultz J M
4.0 SU 18911 Sem T B A
RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 SU 18929 Tut T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDY
STAFF
4.0 Opt 18937 Tut T B A
M A RSCH & PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 18945 Tut T B A
DISS PREPARATION
STAFF
1-12 SU 18952 Tut T B A
199RA
200F
202A
294D
500
596
597
598
599
W
W
TBA
MWF
MWF
W
TR
TR
TR
MWF
TR
Location
Messages
GE: WRT, E, E2.
Seniors only. Honors students only.
GE: WRT, G.
GE: WRT, G.
GE: WRT, G.
GE: G.
Seniors only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in French.
Brown C J ............... 23
Enders J .................. 08
Levy S ..................... 04
Macarthur E J ........... 02
Maleuvre D ............... 11
Nesci C ..................... 42
Prieto E .......................... 09
Schultz J M .................... 16
Skenazi E C .................... 06
Tobin R W ................. 14
French and Italian–Italian–ITAL
2
ELEMENTARY ITALIAN
3
5
6
20X
109
112
121
199
596
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Welge J
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Welge J
Arnold L B
4.0
Opt
24059
24067
24075
24083
24091
24109
24117
24125
24133
24141
24158
24166
24174
24182
24190
51839
MTWR 1000-1050
PHELP 1445
MTWR 1100-1150
PHELP 1445
MTWR 200-250
HSSB 1206
MTWR 1000-1050
PHELP 1444
MTWR 100-150
BUCHN 1934
ELEMENTARY ITALIAN
4.0 Opt
MTWR 1000-1050
HSSB 1237
MTWR 900-950
HSSB 1237
MTWR 200-250
HSSB 1228
MTWR 100-150
HSSB 1227
MTWR 200-250
PHELP 1444
MTWR 1100-1150
PHELP 1444
INTERMED ITALIAN
4.0 Opt
MTWR 900-950
HSSB 1207
MTWR 1100-1150
HSSB 1207
INTERMED ITALIAN
4.0 Opt
MTWR 1200-1250
PHELP 1444
MTWR 200-250
BUCHN 1934
MTWR 100-150
HSSB 1206
ITALIAN CULTURE
4.0 Opt
TR
1230-145
HSSB 1174
GE: E, E2. A Lab/Dis is Required.
51953
M
100-150
PHELP 1508
51961
M
200-250
PHELP 1508
51979
M
300-350
PHELP 1445
ADV. CONVERSATION
4.0 Opt 51987
TR
930-1045
PHELP 1420
ITAL NARRATIVE FICT
4.0 Opt 24216
TR
330-445
PHELP 1508
ITALIAN DRAMA
4.0 Opt 24232
M
200-350
KERR STU A
W
200-250
PHELP 5316
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 24265 Tut T B A
DIRECTED READING
STAFF
1-6 Opt 24273 Tut T B A
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Italian.
Arnold L B ............... 71
Borromeo C ............. 08
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Ellis A R .................... 07
Fiorina C P ............... 11
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
Padula V ........................ 06
Snyder J R ..................... 04
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
Welge J ..................... 10
Wittman L .................. 02
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
69
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
70
Geography
Course
Title
Instructor
Roberts D A
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Roberts D A
Proctor J D
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Proctor J D
Mertes L A
STAFF
4.0
Time
Location
Messages
Geography–GEOG
3B
5
14
20
117B
134
144
149
162A
166
176C
184A
185B
193
198
199
199RA
200C
201
210C
221
253
262
264
275
LAND SURFACE GEOG
HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
MULTIMEDIA FOR GEOG
GEOG OF SURFING
HUMAN RESEARCH
RIVERS
Sweeney S H
Montello D R
STAFF
STAFF
Gautier C H
STAFF
STAFF
Keller E A
CHANNEL ISLANDS
WATER QUALITY
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Loaiciga H
EARTH SYS SCIENCE
Opt
19281
19299
19307
19315
57141
4.0
Opt
19331
19349
19356
19364
19372
19380
57158
4.0
Opt
55806
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
50278
50294
50302
4.0
Opt
50369
50377
4.0
4.0
5.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
55830
55848
55814
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lab
Lec
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lec
MWF
W
F
R
F
TBA
MWF
M
W
F
W
W
R
TBA
MW
M
R
MWF
TR
W
T
MW
M
W
MWF
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lec
M
W
TR
TR
1100-1150
900-950
1000-1050
500-550
1200-1250
NH 1006
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 3621
1200-1250
200-250
1100-1150
100-150
500-550
200-250
200-250
ENGR1 1104
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 3621
100-150
300-450
100-250
200-250
1100-1215
300-350
1000-1050
1200-115
1000-1150
300-450
1100-1150
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 2610
ELLSN 2610
BUCHN 1930
ELLSN 2620
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 3621
ELLSN 2620
ELLSN 2610
ELLSN 2610
HSSB 1173
200-450
200-450
500-615PM
930-1045
HSSB 1210
ELLSN 5824
BRDA 1610
PSYCH 1802
STAFF
50195 Lab T
200-350
ELLSN 2610
STAFF
50203 Lab W
100-250
ELLSN 2610
PHYSICAL CLIMATE
Funk C C
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
200-315
HSSB 1173
STAFF
55764 Lab W
1200-1250
ELLSN 3621
STAFF
55772 Lab R
1100-1150
ELLSN 3621
STAFF
55780 Lab T
400-450
ELLSN 3621
GIS APPLICATIONS
Fabrikant S I
5.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-315
BUCHN 1930
STAFF
50237 Lab T
1200-150
ELLSN 2610
STAFF
50245 Lab W
1000-1150
ELLSN 2610
STAFF
50252 Lab R
500-650PM ELLSN 2610
STAFF
50260 Lab R
900-950
ELLSN 2610
INTRO CART PRGM
Clarke K
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
300-350
ELLSN 3620
STAFF
50229 Lab MW
400-550
ELLSN 3620
ENVIRO DECISION MKG
Church R L
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1230-145
ELLSN 3621
STAFF
19588 Lab W
1200-1250
ELLSN 2610
STAFF
19596 Lab T
400-450
ELLSN 2610
INTERN IN GEOGRAPHY
Clarke K
1-4 PNP 19661 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to GEOG Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required prior to
registration.
READINGS IN GEOG
STAFF
1-2 Let 19679 Tut T B A
INDEPEND STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 19687 Tut T B A
INDEP RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-5 PNP 19695 Tut T B A
INTRO GEOG RESEARCH
STAFF
2.0 Let 19703 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
SEMINAR GEOGRAPHY
Kyriakidis P
2.0 SU 19711 Sem TR
330-450
BUCHN 1940
GRAD Students only.
ANALYTICAL METH III
Kyriakidis P
4.0 Let
Lec TR
1230-145
ELLSN 2620
STAFF
50393 Lab F
1000-1150
ELLSN 3620
STAFF
50401 Lab F
1200-150
ELLSN 3620
RSRCH METH HUM GEOG
Montello D R
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
ELLSN 2620
STAFF
50427 Lab W
300-350
ELLSN 3621
STAFF
50435 Lab T
1000-1050
ELLSN 3621
GLOBAL WARMING
Gautier C H
4.0 Opt 50443 Sem T
1200-250
ELLSN 5824
Still C J
UPPER OCEAN PROCESS
Siegel D A
SEM IN OCEANOGRAPHY
Washburn L
2.0 SU 19745 Sem T
400-530
WEBB 1100
SEM GEOG INFOR SYS
Goodchild M F
4.0 Opt 19760 Sem M
100-400
ELLSN 5824
GRAD Students only.
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Geography • Geological Sciences
Course
Title
288
SPECIAL TOPIC GEOG
595
596
MARINE SCIENCE
Siegel D A
2.0 Opt 50468 Sem T B A
DIR READING & RES
STAFF
2-8 Opt 19802 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to GEOG, GEOJT, MARSC Majors Only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to
IND STUDY-PH D EXAM
STAFF
1-12 SU 19810 Tut T B A
MASTER’S THESIS
STAFF
1-12 SU 19828 Tut T B A
PH D DISSERTATION
STAFF
1-12 SU 19836 Tut T B A
597
598
599
Instructor
Golledge R G
4.0
Opt
19778
Sem M
Time
1000-1200
Location
71
ELLSN 3621
Messages
GRAD Students only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Geography.
Chadwick O A ..........
Church R L ..............
Clarke K ..................
Couclelis H M .........
Davis F W ................
Dickey T D ...............
Dozier J C ...............
16
29
23
34
51
03
11
Dunne T .................... 30
Estes J E ................... 07
Fabrikant S I ............. 31
Funk C C .................. 66
Gautier C H ............... 09
Golledge R G ............ 20
Goodchild M F .......... 08
Jones C .......................... 25
Kyriakidis P .................... 35
Loaiciga H ...................... 06
Mertes L A ..................... 10
Michaelsen J .................. 32
Montello D R .................. 13
Proctor J D ..................... 15
Raines G L ................. 28
Rich P M ................... 56
Roberts D A ............... 52
Siegel D A ................. 12
Smith R C .................. 33
Smith T R .................. 17
Still C J ..................... 05
Sundbeck C W ..........
Sweeney S H ............
Tobler W R ................
Washburn L ..............
19
04
21
14
Geography Courses in Related Departments
Interdisciplinary–INT
200C
COG SCI C
Hegarty M
2.0
SU
24034
Sem F
330-500
ELLSN 2620
1230-145
BUCHN 1920
200-350
1200-150
1000-1150
1230-145
PSB-S 2724
PSB-S 2724
PSB-S 2724
BUCHN 1920
800-850
200-350
1200-150
800-850
NH 1105
PSB-S 2725
PSB-S 2725
NH 1105
GRAD Students only.
Geological Sciences–GEOL
2
2H
3
3H
4H
4W
7
7H
18
19
20
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
PHYSICAL GEOLOGY
STAFF
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
GE: QNT ◊, C ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Fee charged.
STAFF
19851 Lab T
STAFF
19869 Lab W
STAFF
19877 Lab W
HONORS PHYS GEOL
STAFF
1.0 Opt
Dis TR
A Lab/Dis is Required. Honors students only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
STAFF
19893
TBA
HISTORICAL GEOLOGY
Awramik S M
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
STAFF
19919 Lab T
STAFF
19927 Lab W
HONORS HIST GEOL
Awramik S M
1.0 Let
Dis MWF
A Lab/Dis is Required. Honors students only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
Awramik S M
19943
TBA
OCEANOGRAPHY HONORS
Prothero W A
1.0 Let 19950 Dis T B A
INTRO OCEANOGRAPHY
Prothero W A
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
EMBAR HALL
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Fee charged.
STAFF
20008 Lab T
500-650PM PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20016 Lab T
300-450
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20024 Lab W
200-350
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20032 Lab W
1200-150
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20040 Lab T
100-250
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20057 Lab R
100-250
PSB-S 2712
DINOSAURS
Porter S M
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1000-1050
EMBAR HALL
STAFF
20073 Dis T
1000-1050
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20081 Dis M
1200-1250
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20099 Dis M
100-150
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20107 Dis R
1100-1150
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20115 Dis R
900-950
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20123 Dis R
1200-1250
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20131 Dis F
1200-1250
PSB-S 2712
STAFF
20149 Dis T
900-950
PSB-S 2712
DINOSAURS (HONORS)
Porter S M
1.0 Opt 20156 Dis T B A
FIELD STUDIES
Atwater T H
1.0 PNP 20164 Fld T B A
Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Fee charged. Contact department for mandatory trip and meeting times.
GEOLOGY OF YOSEMITE
Keller E A
1.0 PNP 20172 Fld T B A
Lower Division only. Not open to GEOL Majors. Fee charged.
GEOL CATASTROPHES
Archuleta R J
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
930-1045
GIRV 1004
GE: QNT ◊, C ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Fee charged.
STAFF
20198 Dis M
100-150
PSB-S 2711
STAFF
20206 Dis M
200-250
PSB-S 2711
STAFF
20214 Dis R
100-150
PSB-S 2711
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
GE: QNT ◊, C ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
72
Geological Sciences
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
141
STAFF
20222 Dis T
100-150
PSB-S 2711
STAFF
20230 Dis W
1000-1050
PSB-S 2711
STAFF
20248 Dis R
200-250
PSB-S 2711
READINGS GEOL SCI
STAFF
1-3 PNP 20255 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Lower Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
INTRO GEOPHYSICS
Macdonald K C
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
WEBB 1030A
STAFF
20271 Dis R
300-350
WEBB 1030A
STAFF
20289 Dis W
200-250
WEBB 1030A
SED PETROLOGY
Boles J R
800-915
PSB-S 2724
SED PETROLOGY LAB
Boles J R
1.0 Let 20305 Lab T
200-450
PSB-S 2711
Boles J R
20313 Lab W
100-350
PSB-S 2711
FIELD METHODS
Hacker B R
4.0 Let
Lab T B A
A Lab/Dis is Required. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Fee charged.
STAFF
20339 Fld T B A
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY
STAFF
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1000-1050
WEBB 1025
STAFF
50492 Fld M
200-350
PSB-S 2712
ISOTOPE TRACERS
Mattinson J M
2.0 Opt
Lec TR
1230-145
WEBB 1025
STAFF
20370 Dis W
200-250
PSB-S 2725
PLANT PALEOBIOLOGY
Tiffney B H
1100-1215
PSB-S 2725
141L
PLANT PALEO LAB
Tiffney B H
1.0
Opt
148
VERT PALEONTOLOGY
Wyss A R
4.0
Opt
98
100
102B
102BL
104B
113
124IT
159B
160
164C
169
182
183
187
192
194
195H
196HC
198
199
199RA
200
201B
213
216
217
248
260
268
270
276
282
50518
Lab R
400-650PM
PSB-S 2725
Lec
930-1045
PSB-S 2725
TR
Messages
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only.
Wyss A R
50534 Dis T B A
Spera F J
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
900-950
WEBB 1030A
Spera F J
50559 Dis F
1000-1050
WEBB 1030A
SEMINAR IN GEOLOGY
Lea D W
1.0 PNP 20446 Sem W
400-550
WEBB 1100
EARTH SYSTEM HIST
Kennett J P
4.0 Let
Lec TR
330-445
WEBB 1025
Kennett J P
50575 Dis F
1200-1250
WEBB 1025
TRACER HYDROLOGY
STAFF
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
100-150
WEBB 1030A
A Lab/Dis is Required. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog. Fee charged.
STAFF
56481 Dis F
200-250
WEBB 1030A
MARINE GEOCHEMISTRY
Valentine D L
2-12 Opt
Lec W
1000-1250
WEBB 1030A
A Lab/Dis is Required. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Fee charged.
Valentine D L
56507 Lab T B A
FIELD GEOLOGY
Gans P B
3.0 Opt 54601 Dis T B A
Fee charged.
TEACHING PRACTICUM
STAFF
1-5 Opt 20529 Tut T B A
ENGR GEOL INTERNSHP
Keller E A
1-4 PNP 20537 Fld T B A
GROUP STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 20545 Sem T B A
HONORS FIELD STUDY
STAFF
1-8 PNP 20552 Dis T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to GEOL, GLPHY Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
Honors students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SR HONORS THESIS
STAFF
4.0 Let 20560 Lab T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Open to GEOL, GLPHY Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
Dept. approval required prior to registration. Honors students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
READINGS IN GEOL SC
STAFF
1-4 Opt 20578 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 20586 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to GEOL Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required prior to
registration.
IND. RESEARCH ASST.
STAFF
1-5 Opt 20594 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
INTRO GEOPHYSICS
Macdonald K C
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
WEBB 1030A
STAFF
54585 Dis R
300-350
WEBB 1030A
STAFF
54593 Dis W
200-250
WEBB 1030A
GRAD. RESEARCH SEM.
Luyendyk B P
4.0 SU 20602 Sem M
300-500
WEBB 1006C
GRAD Students only.
Burbank D W
GEOCHEMISTRY II
Mattinson J M
1-4 Opt
Sem TR
1230-145
WEBB 1025
Mattinson J M
20636
W
200-250
PSB-S 2725
STABLE ISOTOPY
Deniro M J
4.0 Opt 50591 Sem T B A
TECTONIC GEOMORPH
Burbank D W
200-315
WEBB 1025
VERT PALEO
Wyss A R
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
930-1045
PSB-S 2725
Wyss A R
56465 Dis T B A
SEMINAR IN GEOLOGY
Lea D W
1.0 SU 20677 Sem W
400-550
WEBB 1100
SEMINAR PRESENT
Lea D W
1.0 SU 20701 Sem W
400-550
GIRV 2124
GRAD Students only.
SEM GEOLOGIC PROBLM
STAFF
1-3 Opt 20727 Sem T B A
GRAD Students only.
GEOL OCEANOGRAPHY
Kennett J P
330-445
WEBB 1025
GRAD Students only. Fee charged.
MARINE GEOCHEMISTRY
Valentine D L
2-12 Opt
Lec W
1000-1250
WEBB 1030A
A Lab/Dis is Required. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Fee charged.
EARLY EARTH HISTORY
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Geological Sciences • Germanic, Slavic, and Semitic Studies
Course
283
501
503
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
73
Messages
Valentine D L
56523 Lab T B A
ADV FIELD GEOLOGY
Gans P B
3.0 Opt 54619 Dis T B A
Fee charged.
PRACTICUM/INSTRUC
STAFF
1-4 SU 20768 Tut T B A
PRACTICUM/RESEARCH
STAFF
1-6 SU 20776 Tut T B A
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 20784 Tut T B A
INDIV STD MA & PHD
STAFF
1-12 SU 20792 Tut T B A
MA RESEARCH & PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 20800 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 20818 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Geological Sciences.
Archuleta R J ...........
Atwater T H ..............
Awramik S M ...........
Boles J R .................
Burbank D W ...........
Busby-Spera C ........
29
27
17
18
39
35
Chadwick O A ........... 32
Clark J ...................... 28
Deniro M J ................ 15
Dunne T .................... 30
Gans P B ................... 10
Hacker B R ................ 31
Haymon R M .................. 11
Keller E A ....................... 22
Kennett J P ..................... 13
Lea D W ......................... 20
Luyendyk B P ................. 14
Macdonald K C .............. 25
Mattinson J M ........... 19
Onderdonk N W ......... 44
Porter S M ................. 02
Prothero W A ............. 23
Spera F J ................... 40
Sylvester A G ............. 08
Tanimoto T ...............
Tiffney B H ................
Valentine D L ............
Wise W S ..................
Wyss A R ..................
24
06
42
12
21
Germanic, Slavic, and Semitic Studies–German–GER
3
Becher C
4.0 Opt 20826 Dis MTWR 1000-1050
PHELP 1440
GE: B ◊.
Becher C
20834 Dis MTWR 1100-1150
HSSB 1228
Becher C
20842 Dis MTWR 1200-1250
BUCHN 1934
Becher C
50609 Dis MTWR 900-950
PHELP 1440
INTERMEDIATE GERMAN
Becher C
4.0 Opt 20859 Dis MTWR 1000-1050
PHELP 6309
GE: B ◊.
Becher C
20867 Dis MTWR 1100-1150
PHELP 1420
GERMAN CONVERSATION
Becher C
2.0 Opt 55269 Dis MW
100-150
GIRV 1116
GER CHILDHD & YOUTH
Mahlendorf U
4.0 Opt
Sem TR
1100-1215
HSSB 3202
STAFF
55244 Dis T
100-150
GIRV 2116
ADVANCED YIDDISH
Schwartz A M
4.0 Opt 20891 Dis T B A
GE: B ◊.
ADVANCED GERMAN
Becher C
4.0 Opt 20909 Dis MWF
1000-1050
PHELP 1508
ADV CONVERSATION
Becher C
1200-1250
GIRV 1116
HISTORY OF CULTURE
Kittler W D
930-1045
GIRV 2110
HOLOCAUST REPRESNTN
Derwin S
200-315
PHELP 1260
GE: E, E2, G, WRT. Upper Division only.
PROSEMINAR
Weber E
1100-1215
PHELP 6320
CREATURE IN GER LIT
Rickels L A
200-315
IV THEA2
SR HONORS PROJECT
STAFF
4-8 Opt 20958 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Open to GERM Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize
registration.
READINGS IN GERMAN
STAFF
1-5 Opt 20966 Tut T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 20974 Tut T B A
INDEP RES ASSIST
STAFF
1-5 Opt 20982 Tut T B A
SEM LIT THEORY CRIT
Rickels L A
500-615PM PHELP 6309
DECONSTRUCTIONS
Weber E
4.0 Opt 50633 Sem R
200-450
PHELP 1420
PRACTICUM - TA’S
Becher C
2-4 SU 21014 Lab M
200-450
PHELP 6214
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Let 21022 Tut T B A
INDIV STD COMP EXAM
STAFF
1-12 SU 21030 Tut T B A
MA THESIS RES PREP
STAFF
1-6 Let 21048 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
2-8 SU 21055 Tut T B A
ELEMENTARY GERMAN
6
8A
44
95C
101C
105A
107C
116A
190
193
197
198
199
199RA
210
222
500
596
597
598
599
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in German.
Chun D M ............... 14
Derwin S ................. 05
Gottschalk G ............ 04
Hoffmeister G ............ 11
Holland J .................. 08
Kittler W D ................ 09
Mahlendorf U ................. 07
Rickels L A ..................... 15
Schwartz A M ................. 03
Spieker S ................... 22
Weber E ..................... 12
Germanic, Slavic, and Semitic Studies–Hebrew–HEB
3
6
ELEMENTARY HEBREW
INTERMEDIATE HEBREW
Wheeler S A
Wheeler S A
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
21444
21451
Dis
Dis
114C
MOD HEBREW PROSE
Wheeler S A
4.0
Opt
21469
Lec
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
MTWR
MW
R
TR
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
100-150
200-315
1200-1250
200-315
PHELP 1420
PHELP 1420
PHELP 1420
PHELP 1440
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
GE: B ◊.
GE: B ◊.
GE: G, WRT.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
74
Germanic, Slavic, and Semitic Studies • Global Studies
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
Germanic, Slavic, and Semitic Studies–Slavic–SLAV
3
ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN
6
101C
5.0
Opt
INTERMEDIATE RUSSIA
ADVANCED RUSSIAN
5.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
110C
121
168
182
197
ADV RUSS CONVERSATN
RUSSIAN SHORT STORY
RUSS THOUGHT & PHIL
ON THE MARGINS
SR THESIS/RUSSIAN
McLellan L
Tolpygo I
Spieker S
Spieker S
McClain K L
McClain K L
2.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4-8
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
198
READINGS IN RUSSIAN
STAFF
1-5
Opt
199
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 42333 Tut T B A
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Opt 42341 Tut T B A
596
42200
42218
42226
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
MTWRF
MTWRF
MTWRF
MWF
900-950
1100-1150
1000-1050
100-150
HSSB 1227
HSSB 1227
HSSB 1227
HSSB 1207
42242
55228
50658
50666
50674
42317
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Tut
TBA
MW
TR
TR
TR
TBA
1200-1250
330-445
1230-145
200-315
HSSB 4201
HSSB 1227
PHELP 3523
PHELP 1445
42325
Tut
TBA
GE: B ◊.
McLellan L
McClain K L
McClain K L
McLellan L
GE: B ◊.
Seniors only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Slavic.
McClain K L ............ 04
McLellan L ................ 03
Spieker S ....................... 06
Germanic, Slavic, and Semitic Studies Courses in Related Departments
223B
EDUC HYPERMEDIA
Chun D M
4.0
Opt
50617
Sem W
100-350
GRAD Students only.
Global and International Studies–Global Studies–GLOBL
2
BUCHN 1910
NH 1105
NH 1111
ARTS 1247
PHELP 1508
PHELP 1440
GIRV 2123
PHELP 1448
NH 1111
NH 1111
NH 1006
GE: D, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required.
104
Kollmeyer C J
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
400-515
STAFF
21071 Dis T
600-650PM
STAFF
21089 Dis R
800-850
STAFF
21097 Dis T
400-450
STAFF
21105 Dis W
600-650PM
STAFF
21113 Dis W
700-750PM
STAFF
21121 Dis R
600-650
STAFF
21139 Dis F
100-150
STAFF
21147 Dis M
600-650PM
STAFF
21154 Dis F
200-250
GLOBAL RELIGION
Juergensmeyer
330-445
Upper Division only. Pass 1 restricted to GLOBL Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
GLOBAL DIASPORAS
Mann G S
200-315
BREN 1414
Pass 1 restricted to GLOBL Majors Only.
121
HIST WORLD SYSTEMS
HSSB 1174
102
GLOBL SOC/ECON/POL
180B
Sachsenmaier
200-315
Mines M
Upper Division only. Pass 1 restricted to GLOBL Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
DVLPMNT IN SO ASIA
George-Cramer
500-615PM
Upper Division only. Open to GLOBL Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
SEM WOM/CULTR/DEV
Bhavnani K
4.0 Opt 21212 Lec W
830-1130
194
GROUP STUDIES
Orfalea P J
4.0
Let
21220
Sem M
930-1200
OFF CAMPS
195
SEMINAR IN GLOBL
Bardach A L
4.0
Opt
56432
Sem W
500-750PM
HSSB 3202
197
SPECIAL TOPICS
Elver H
4.0
Opt
21246
Sem TR
1230-145
PHELP 1508
Falk R A
21261
Sem TR
330-445
PHELP 3505
Harris L S
55202
Sem MW
330-445
HSSB 1173
Kollmeyer C J
55210
Sem TR
330-445
HSSB 1173
140
199
202
501
HSSB 1173
ELLSN 2824
Open to GLOBL Majors Only.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 21279 Tut T B A
CONCEPT OF MODERNIT
Sachsenmaier
3.0 Opt 56440 Sem T
500-750PM HSSB 3201
GRAD Students only.
TA PRACTICUM
Juergensmeyer
4.0 SU 21287 Sem W
500-750PM HSSB 3042
GRAD Students only.
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Global and International Studies • Global Peace and Security • History
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Global Studies.
Appelbaum R ...........
Bhavnani K ..............
Campo J E ...............
Cohen B J ...............
02
07
05
03
39
Elver H ...................... 12
Falk R A .................... 11
Foran J F .................. 17
Gunn G B .................. 62
Hajjar L ..................... 09
Hecht R .......................... 16
Juergensmeyer ............... 33
Kollmeyer C J ................ 10
Mann G S ....................... 31
Nash M B ....................... 18
Padula V .................... 06
Reynolds D F ............. 04
Robertson A F ........... 15
Sachsenmaier ............ 08
Spickard P R ............. 36
Global and International Studies–Global Peace and Security–GPS
137
WORLD SOC IN TRANS
Nash M B
4.0
Opt
21295
Lec
TR
930-1045
PHELP 1425
CHEM 1171
HSSB 2201
GIRV 2135
GIRV 2135
HSSB 1210
GIRV 2135
GIRV 2135
NH 1111
GIRV 1115
IV THEA1
HSSB 1228
ELLSN 2816
HSSB 1206
HSSB 2202
ELLSN 2816
PHELP 1420
HSSB 1236
BUCHN 1934
GIRV 1106
HSSB 1207
HSSB 4201
HSSB 2201
ELLSN 2816
HSSB 1228
ELLSN 2816
GIRV 2135
HSSB 1207
GIRV 1106
GIRV 2135
IV THEA1
History–HIST
2C
2CH
3LS
4B
4BH
4C
4C
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
WORLD HISTORY
Bergstrom R E
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
STAFF
21485 Dis M
800-850
STAFF
21493 Dis M
1200-1250
STAFF
21501 Dis M
900-950
STAFF
21519 Dis W
800-850
STAFF
21527 Dis M
200-250
STAFF
21535 Dis M
1000-1050
WORLD HISTORY-HONOR
STAFF
5.0 Let 50922 Lec T B A
GE: E, E1, WRT. Honors students only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
SPECIAL TOPICS
Baranski J F
1-4 Opt
Lec TR
330-445
Baranski J F
56895 Lab R
700-950PM
WESTERN CIVILIZATIO
STAFF
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-315
STAFF
21550 Dis F
800-850
STAFF
21568 Dis M
1000-1050
STAFF
21576 Dis M
800-850
STAFF
21584 Dis M
1200-1250
STAFF
21592 Dis M
900-950
STAFF
21600 Dis W
500-550
STAFF
21618 Dis T
600-650PM
STAFF
21626 Dis T
700-750PM
STAFF
21634 Dis M
200-250
STAFF
21642 Dis W
800-850
STAFF
21659 Dis R
800-850
STAFF
21667 Dis M
700-750PM
STAFF
21675 Dis F
1000-1050
STAFF
21683 Dis F
900-950
STAFF
21691 Dis R
1200-1250
STAFF
21709 Dis F
1200-1250
STAFF
21717 Dis W
700-750PM
STAFF
21725 Dis R
1000-1050
STAFF
21733 Dis F
100-150
WESTERN CIV
STAFF
5.0 Let
Lec TR
200-315
GE: E, E1, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Honors students only.
STAFF
21782 Dis T B A
WESTERN CIVILIZATIO
Edgar A L
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
930-1045
STAFF
21808 Dis W
800-850
STAFF
21816 Dis W
600-650PM
STAFF
21824 Dis M
600-650PM
STAFF
21832 Dis M
500-550
STAFF
21840 Dis M
800-850
STAFF
21857 Dis T
800-850
STAFF
21865 Dis F
200-250
STAFF
21873 Dis M
900-950
STAFF
21881 Dis F
800-850
STAFF
21899 Dis M
400-450
STAFF
21907 Dis W
300-350
STAFF
21915 Dis W
800-850
STAFF
21923 Dis W
400-450
STAFF
21931 Dis F
300-350
STAFF
21949 Dis M
1000-1050
STAFF
21956 Dis F
100-150
STAFF
21964 Dis F
1000-1050
STAFF
21972 Dis F
900-950
STAFF
21980 Dis F
1200-1250
STAFF
21998 Dis W
100-150
STAFF
22004 Dis T
600-650PM
STAFF
22012 Dis T
400-450
WESTERN CIVILIZATIO
Rappaport E D
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
STAFF
22061 Dis W
800-850
STAFF
22079 Dis W
900-950
STAFF
22087 Dis F
1000-1050
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
IV THEA1
HSSB 4202
GIRV 2135
HSSB 1228
HSSB 1228
HSSB 4201
HSSB 4201
HSSB 4202
GIRV 1106
HSSB 4201
HSSB 3201
GIRV 2123
HSSB 4201
ELLSN 2816
HSSB 2201
HSSB 2202
HSSB 1215
GIRV 2135
HSSB 1231
ARTS 1247
HSSB 2201
HSSB 2201
HSSB 2202
IV THEA1
HSSB 3202
ELLSN 2816
ARTS 1426
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
GE: WRT, E, E1. A Lab/Dis is Required.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
75
76
Course
4CH
4CH
17B
17BH
17C
History
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
STAFF
22095 Dis M
800-850
HSSB 3201
STAFF
22103 Dis F
100-150
HSSB 1223
STAFF
22111 Dis W
400-450
GIRV 1106
STAFF
22129 Dis W
600-650PM GIRV 1106
STAFF
22137 Dis R
900-950
GIRV 1106
STAFF
22145 Dis W
300-350
GIRV 2120
STAFF
22152 Dis F
800-850
HSSB 1206
STAFF
22160 Dis F
1200-1250
ARTS 1426
STAFF
22178 Dis T
800-850
HSSB 1210
STAFF
22186 Dis T
600-650PM HSSB 1232
STAFF
22194 Dis W
500-550
ELLSN 2816
STAFF
22202 Dis M
900-950
HSSB 2202
STAFF
22210 Dis W
600-650PM HSSB 1237
STAFF
22228 Dis M
400-450
HSSB 1227
STAFF
22236 Dis M
500-550
HSSB 1236
STAFF
22244 Dis F
900-950
HSSB 1232
STAFF
22251 Dis W
500-550
GIRV 2135
STAFF
22269 Dis F
200-250
HSSB 2201
STAFF
22277 Dis R
800-850
HSSB 2201
WESTERN CIV
Edgar A L
5.0 Let
Lec TR
930-1045
IV THEA1
STAFF
22327 Dis T B A
WESTERN CIV
Rappaport E D
5.0 Let
Lec TR
1100-1215
IV THEA1
STAFF
22343 Dis T B A
AMERICAN PEOPLE
Jacobson L
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
100-150
IV THEA1
AMH. GE: D, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
50948 Dis M
300-350
GIRV 1106
STAFF
50955 Dis M
400-450
HSSB 2202
STAFF
50963 Dis M
500-550
HSSB 2202
STAFF
50971 Dis M
600-650PM HSSB 2202
STAFF
50989 Dis M
700-750PM HSSB 2202
STAFF
50997 Dis T
800-850
HSSB 2202
STAFF
51003 Dis T
900-950
GIRV 1106
STAFF
51011 Dis T
1000-1050
HSSB 3201
STAFF
51029 Dis M
800-850
HSSB 4202
STAFF
51037 Dis F
800-800
HSSB 4202
STAFF
51045 Dis T
100-150
ELLSN 2816
STAFF
51052 Dis F
900-950
HSSB 1233
STAFF
51060 Dis F
1000-1050
ARTS 1241
STAFF
51078 Dis F
300-350
HSSB 3202
STAFF
51086 Dis T
500-550
GIRV 2135
STAFF
51094 Dis T
600-650PM HSSB 1228
STAFF
51102 Dis T
700-750PM HSSB 4201
STAFF
51110 Dis W
900-950
GIRV 1106
STAFF
51128 Dis W
1000-1050
ELLSN 2816
AMERICAN PEOPLE
Jacobson L
5.0 Let
Lec MWF
100-150
IV THEA1
AMH. GE: D, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Honors students only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
STAFF
56903 Dis T B A
AMERICAN PEOPLE
Lichtenstei N
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
930-1045
CAMPB HALL
AMH. GE: WRT, D. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
22434 Dis W
800-850
HSSB 2201
STAFF
22442 Dis F
800-850
HSSB 1210
STAFF
22459 Dis F
900-950
HSSB 1236
STAFF
22467 Dis M
500-550
ELLSN 2816
STAFF
22475 Dis F
1000-1050
SH 1430
STAFF
22483 Dis T
600-650PM HSSB 1227
STAFF
22491 Dis T
100-150
GIRV 2135
STAFF
22509 Dis T
500-550
GIRV 1106
STAFF
22517 Dis M
400-450
ELLSN 2816
STAFF
22525 Dis W
400-450
HSSB 2202
STAFF
22533 Dis W
700-750PM HSSB 2201
STAFF
22541 Dis W
600-650PM HSSB 1236
STAFF
22558 Dis F
1200-1250
SH 1430
STAFF
22566 Dis W
100-150
HSSB 4202
STAFF
22574 Dis W
500-550
GIRV 1106
STAFF
22582 Dis W
1000-1050
GIRV 1106
STAFF
22590 Dis W
1200-1250
HSSB 2202
STAFF
22608 Dis T
600-650PM HSSB 1223
STAFF
22616 Dis W
800-850
HSSB 2202
STAFF
22624 Dis W
200-250
GIRV 2127
STAFF
22632 Dis W
300-350
GIRV 2129
STAFF
22640 Dis T
400-450
ELLSN 2816
STAFF
22657 Dis R
800-850
HSSB 2202
STAFF
22665 Dis W
900-950
HSSB 2202
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
History
Course
17CH
46
99
102JB
102SL
105P
106C
115
117D
121C
121P
123C
123Q
129B
129C
131F
133P
137B
151P
157B
160A
161B
165
166C
166P
167CP
168LB
169BR
173RA
173T
175P
184B
185P
187Q
191C
194CH
195IA
195IB
196
199
199RA
201AM
201E
201LA
201WO
203A
206
217D
232A
259B
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
77
Messages
STAFF
22673 Dis W
600-650PM HSSB 2201
AMERICAN PEOPLE
Lichtenstei N
5.0 Let
Lec TR
930-1045
CAMPB HALL
AMH. GE: D, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Honors students only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
STAFF
22723 Dis T B A
MID EAST HISTORY
Gallagher N E
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
500-615PM HSSB 1173
GE: NWC ◊, WRT, E, E2.
STAFF
22756
T
200-250
ELLSN 2816
STAFF
22764
T
300-350
ELLSN 2816
STAFF
22772
T
400-450
GIRV 1106
INTRO TO RESEARCH
STAFF
1-4 Let 22780 Tut T B A
SPECIAL TOPICS
Baranski J F
4.0 Opt 51458 Lec T
700-950PM HSSB 2201
SPECIAL TOPICS
Soto Laveaga
1100-1215
PHELP 3515
PROSEM ATOMIC AGE
McCray W P
4.0 Let 51144 Sem T
100-350
HSSB 3201
MOD SCI 1875-PRES
McCray W P
900-950
387 103
GE: E, E2, WRT.
FALL ROME BIRTH EUR
Farmer S A
1100-1215
387 101
FEM JEW/CHRIST TRAD
Farmer S A
4.0 Opt 51177 Sem M
1200-250
HSSB 2201
GE: E, E2, WRT.
FRANCE 1500-1700
Bernstein H J
1100-1215
NH 1105
PROSEM RENAISSANCE
Bernstein H J
4.0 Let 51185 Sem W
200-450
HSSB 4201
MODERN EUROPE
Talbott J E
1100-1215
WEBB 1100
GE: WRT ◊.
TOPICS 20TH C EUR
Lindemann A S
4.0 Let 55665 Sem M
300-550
HSSB 2201
17C EUROPE
Sonnino P M
100-215
387 103
17C EUROPE
Sonnino P M
4.0 Opt 51219 Lec M
700-930PM GIRV 1119
ANTI-SEMITE & JEW
Lindemann A S
200-250
ARTS 1426
GE: WRT, D, ETH.
PROSEM GERMAN HIST
Marcuse H
4.0 Let 51235 Sem WF
1000-1125
HSSB 2202
CONTEMPORARY FRANCE
Moure K J
930-1045
HSSB 4020
PROSEM LATIN AMER
Rock D P
4.0 Let 22954 Sem W
200-450
HSSB 2201
HISTORY OF BRAZIL
Dutra F A
700-815PM BRDA 1640
GE: WRT.
AMER SOUTH TO 1865
Harris C V
330-445
BUCHN 1930
AMH. GE: ETH.
COLONIAL/REVOL AMER
Plane A M
900-950
HSSB 1173
AMH. GE: D, ETH.
GILD AGE 1876-1900
Furner M O
1100-1215
BRDA 1640
AMH.
U.S. 20C HIST
Kalman L
930-1045
EMBAR HALL
AMH.
PROSEM 20TH-C US
Furner M O
4.0 Let 51284 Sem W
200-450
HSSB 3201
WORKCLASS PROSEM
Vargas Z
4.0 Let 51292 Sem W
100-350
GIRV 1106
GE: D, WRT.
HIST CHICANO WORKER
Vargas Z
200-315
NH 1111
AFRO-AMERICAN HIST
Daniels D H
1100-1215
HSSB 4020
AMH. GE: WRT, D, ETH. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
AMER RADICAL 19TH C
Glickstein J
200-315
NH 1105
AMER ENVIRON HIST
Graves G R
1000-1050
BUCHN 1910
AMH.
PROSEM CULTRAL HIST
Johnson R M
4.0 Let 23127 Sem W
100-350
HSSB 2202
HISTORY OF CHINA
Judge J E
1230-145
NH 1111
GE: NWC ◊.
PROSEM MODERN CHINA
Fogel J A
4.0 Let 51334 Sem W
100-350
HSSB 3202
SAMURAI JAPAN
Roberts L S
200-325
HSSB 2202
COLD WAR HISTORY
Hasegawa T
330-445
CHEM 1179
SENIOR HONORS SEM
Rappaport E D
4.0 Let 23192 Sem W
100-350
HSSB 4020
Seniors only. Open to CSOCS, HIST, HISPP Majors Only. Honors students only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
SR THESIS PUB POL
STAFF
4.0 IP
23200 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter. Seniors only. Open to HISPP Majors Only. Instructor approval required
prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SR THESIS PUB POL
STAFF
4.0 Let 23218 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Open to HISPP Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
INTERNSHIP HISTORY
STAFF
2-8 PNP 23226 Fld T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 23234 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Department
INDEP RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-5 Let 23242 Tut T B A
Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
ADVANCED HIST LIT
Harris C V
4.0 Opt 23283 Sem W
100-350
GIRV 2135
ADVANCED HIST LIT
Moure K J
4.0 Opt 23309 Sem M
100-350
HSSB 2202
ADVANCED HIST LIT
Soto Laveaga
4.0 Opt 23358 Sem W
300-550
HSSB 4202
ADV HISTORICAL LIT
Mendez S C
4.0 Let 51367 Sem T
500-750PM HSSB 2202
SEM IN COMP HIST
Miescher S F
4.0 IP
51375 Sem W
500-750PM HSSB 2202
Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter.
HISTORY AND THEORY
Johnson R M
4.0 Let 51383 Sem R
100-350
HSSB 3201
FEM JEW/CHRIST TRAD
Farmer S A
4.0 Opt 51391 Sem M
1200-250
HSSB 2201
WAR STUDIES
STAFF
4.0 IP
51409 Sem R
100-350
HSSB 4041
Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SEM AMER SOC HIST
Cohen P C
4.0 Let 51417 Sem F
100-350
HSSB 2202
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
78
History • History of Art and Architecture
Course
266A
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
IP
51425
Sem T
200-450
HSSB 2201
277B
280
288B
RECENT U.S. SEM
Lichtenstei N
4.0
Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter.
TOPICS HIST SCIENCE
Guerrini A
4.0
INTRO EASTASIA HIST
Judge J E
4.0
SEM JAPANESE HIST
Roberts L S
4.0
Let
Let
Let
23440
51433
55681
Sem M
Sem W
Sem M
200-450
900-1150
100-350
HSSB 3202
HSSB 4202
HSSB 3201
290B
292C
500
US-SOVIET RELATIONS
FOUND US HIST PRES
LAB FOR TA’S
Hasegawa T
Kalman L
STAFF
4.0
4.0
2-4
Let
Let
SU
51441
23457
23465
Sem M
Sem T B A
Sem T B A
200-450
HSSB 4202
501
TEACHING HISTORY
STAFF
2-4
SU
23473
Sem T B A
502
503
594
594HS
596
RESEARCH PRACTICUM
STAFF
2-4 SU 23481 Sem T B A
HIST RESEARCH TOOLS
STAFF
2-4 SU 23499 Sem T B A
SPECIAL TOPICS
STAFF
4.0 Let 23507 Sem T B A
HIST OF SCI COLLOQ
STAFF
1.0 SU 23515 Col T B A
READING & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 23523 Tut T B A
IND ST MA & PH D
STAFF
2-12 SU 23531 Tut T B A
M.A. THESIS PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 23549 Tut T B A
PH.D. DISS PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 23556 Tut T B A
597
598
599
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in History.
Badash L .................
Bergstrom R E .........
Bernstein H J ...........
Brindley E A ............
Brooks J F ...............
Brownlee W E ..........
Chen C I ..................
Cline S L .................
Cohen P C ...............
Collins R O ..............
Daniels D H .............
De Hart J S ..............
De Roulhac J ...........
Drake H A ................
04
10
25
34
39
07
16
90
64
14
72
53
30
17
Dutra F A .................. 18
Edgar A L .................. 42
Elliott M C ................ 66
English E D ............... 49
Farmer S A ................ 03
Fogarty R S ............... 09
Fogel J A .................. 28
Friesen A .................. 19
Furner M O ............... 54
Gallagher N E ............ 69
Garcia M T ................ 58
Glickstein J ............... 65
Graham O L .............. 27
Graves G R ................ 43
Guerrini A ...................... 21
Hancock M E .................. 52
Harris C V ...................... 23
Hasegawa T .................... 40
Humphreys R S .............. 37
Jacobson L .................... 20
Ji X ................................ 26
Johnson R M ................. 50
Judge J E ....................... 15
Kalman L ........................ 87
Lansing C L ................... 31
Lee J W .......................... 44
Lichtenstei N .................. 45
Lindemann A S .............. 33
Logevall F ................. 57
Majewski J D ............. 13
Marcuse H ................. 59
McCray W P .............. 56
McGee J S ................. 35
Mendez S C ............... 22
Miescher S F ............. 12
Moure K J ................. 41
O’Connor A M ........... 05
Orozco M I ................ 38
Osborne M A ............. 51
Owens K N ................ 24
Pai H I ....................... 32
Plane A M ................. 74
Rappaport E D ...........
Roberts L S ...............
Rock D P ...................
Russell J B ................
Shao D ......................
Sonnino P M ............
Soto Laveaga ............
Spickard P R .............
Stephens J L .............
Talbott J E .................
Tschen-Emmons ......
Vargas Z ...................
11
06
70
78
29
46
55
36
08
47
48
02
History of Art and Architecture–Art History–ARTHI
6C
SURVEY III: MOD-CON
Monahan L
STAFF
Monahan L
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
4.0
Opt
01347
01354
01362
01370
01388
01396
01404
01412
01420
01438
01446
01453
01461
01479
01487
01495
01503
01511
01529
01537
01545
01552
01560
01578
01586
01594
01602
01610
01628
01636
01644
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
TR
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
R
R
R
R
R
1100-1215
900-950
1000-1050
1100-1150
1200-1250
100-150
200-250
300-350
400-450
500-550
600-650PM
800-850
900-950
200-250
300-350
400-450
500-550
600-650PM
800-850
900-950
1000-1050
1100-1150
1200-1250
100-150
200-250
300-350
400-450
800-850
900-950
300-350
400-450
500-550
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
CAMPB HALL
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2622
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2622
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
GE: WRT, E, E1, F. A Lab/Dis is Required.
History of Art and Architecture
Course
6D
101C
101D
105F
107B
109B
109F
117A
117B
119G
121C
128AA
130B
130C
134F
136M
141B
186R
199
199RA
253E
257A
259A
261A
267
282A
295
500
502
550
595
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
SURVEY-ASIAN ART
Sturman P C
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
HELLENISTIC GREEK
Senseney J
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN
Senseney J
MEDIEVAL ROMANESQUE
STAFF
16C NETH PAINTING
STAFF
ITALIAN REN. II
Williams R J
ITALIAN JOURNIES
Williams R J
19C ART 1800-1848
Baxter D A
19C ART 1848-1900
STAFF
VISUAL CULTURE
Baxter D A
AMERICAN 1900-PRES.
Robertson E B
AMH. GE: F, WRT. Not open to Freshmen.
TOPICS AFRICAN ART
Ogbechie S O
01651
01669
01677
01685
01693
01701
01719
4.0
Opt
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Let
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
01735
01743
01750
01768
01776
01784
01792
48033
01826
01842
48041
48058
48066
48074
48082
48090
4.0
Opt
01925
Time
Location
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
R
F
F
F
F
F
F
TR
T
T
T
R
R
R
MW
MW
MW
MW
TR
TR
MW
TR
MW
MW
600-650PM
800-850
900-950
1000-1050
1100-1150
1200-1250
100-150
930-1045
1100-1150
1200-1250
100-150
1200-1250
100-150
200-250
1100-1215
200-315
200-315
1100-1215
1100-1215
200-315
930-1045
330-445
1230-145
330-445
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
IV THEA2
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 2324
ARTS 1241
ARTS 1241
ARTS 1245
ARTS 1245
ARTS 1241
EMBAR HALL
ARTS 1241
ARTS 1241
ARTS 1245
HSSB 1174
Lec
W
100-350
ARTS 2622
Messages
GE: NWC ◊, WRT, F. A Lab/Dis is Required.
GE: F. Not open to Freshmen.
GE: F, WRT. Not open to Freshmen.
GE: F, WRT. Upper Division only.
Pass 1 restricted to ARTHI Majors Only.
GE: F, NWC ◊, WRT. Not open to Freshmen.
GE: F, NWC ◊. Not open to Freshmen.
PRECOL ART OF MAYA
Peterson J F
930-1045
BUCHN 1930
ARTS OF SPAIN
Peterson J F
200-315
ARTS 1245
THE ART OF JAPAN
STAFF
930-1045
ARTS 1245
REV STYLES CAL ARCH
Welter V W
1230-145
ARTS 1241
INTERNSHIP
STAFF
1-4 Opt 01982 Fld T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Not open to Freshmen. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SEM ASIAN ART
STAFF
930-1045
ARTS 2622
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 02006 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Department
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
STAFF
1-5 Opt 02014 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
ROMAN ARCH & SCULPT
Armi C E
4.0 Let 02030 Sem R
200-450
ARTS 2622
GRAD Students only.
SEMINAR IN 17 C ART
Adams A J
4.0 Let 02048 Sem T
200-450
ARTS 2622
GRAD Students only.
SEM 19-CENT ART
STAFF
4.0 Let 56390 Sem T
1100-150
ARTS 2622
GRAD Students only.
AMERICAN ART
Robertson E B
4.0 Let 48165 Sem M
1100-150
ARTS 2622
GRAD Students only.
TOPICS ARCH & ENVR
Welter V W
4.0 Let 48173 Sem M
500-750PM ARTS 2622
GRAD Students only.
SEM ON E ASIAN ART
Sturman P C
4.0 Let 02071 Sem M
200-450
ARTS 2622
GRAD Students only.
SEM ADV READ ARTHI
STAFF
4.0 Let 02089 Sem T B A
APPRENTICE TEACHING
STAFF
1-4 SU 02097 Sem T B A
GRAD SYM ART HIST
STAFF
1-4 SU 02105 Lec T B A
ART HISTORY RESRCH
STAFF
1-4 SU 02113 Tut T B A
GROUP STUDIES
STAFF
1-12 Opt 02121 Tut T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDY
STAFF
1-8 Opt 02139 Tut T B A
READING FOR EXAM
STAFF
1-12 SU 02147 Tut T B A
MA THESIS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 02154 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 02162 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Art History.
Adams A J ...............
Armi C E ..................
Ayres L M ................
Bermingham A ........
Chattopadhyay ........
Cole H M .................
Delchiaro M A .........
Falkenburg R ...........
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
20
13
02
19
09
35
07
26
Farwell B ................... 12
Favela R .................... 15
Gardner C ................. 34
Helfrich K G .............. 37
Keller U F .................. 57
Khoury N N ............... 17
Kubitza A G ............... 25
Langdale G A ............ 24
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
Lindheim R A ................. 38
Lopez E C ....................... 28
Mack R T ........................ 03
Meadow M A .................. 21
Meller P T ...................... 36
Moir A K ........................ 18
Monahan L ..................... 27
Ogbechie S O ................. 32
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
Paul C ....................... 11
Peterson J F .............. 16
Robertson E B ........... 05
Schott E A ................. 14
Solomon-Godea ........ 04
Spieker S ................... 22
Sturman P C .............. 10
Vilander B A .............. 29
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
Walker C R ................
Welter V W ................
Williams R J .............
Winder M J ...............
Yegul F K ..................
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
79
23
06
08
31
56
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
80
Interdisciplinary • Islamic & Near Eastern Studies
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
1
1.0
94AF
94BN
94BU
94BV
94CT
94CU
94CZ
94DI
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
INTRO TO UNIVERSITY
Andreatta B J
GE: WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Freshmen only.
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Athanassakis
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Skenazi E C
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Adams J
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Appel I J
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Aigner D J
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Aldana G V
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Cortijo A
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
King W D
3.0
PNP 23580
23598
23606
23614
23622
Let
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
PNP
PNP
PNP
PNP
PNP
PNP
PNP
PNP
23648
23655
23663
23671
23689
23697
23705
23713
23721
23739
46011
46029
57083
46037
23788
23796
56556
46052
94DK
94DR
94DU
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Lange F F
Tobin R W
Wyner A J
1.0
1.0
1.0
PNP 23911
PNP 23952
PNP 54668
Sem W
Sem T
Sem W
500-550
200-350
330-500
HSSB 2201
PHELP 5309A
PHELP 1420
94FL
94FN
94FP
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Aldenderfer M
Friedland R O
Garcia M T
1.0
1.0
1.0
PNP 46060
PNP 46078
PNP 46086
Sem R
Sem W
Sem R
400-450
200-250
900-1050
387 104
BSIF 1217
HSSB 3201
94FR
94FS
94FT
94FW
94FX
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Glasman N S
Hofmann G E
Jaeger L A
White D G
Johnsen E C
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
PNP
PNP
PNP
PNP
PNP
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
1000-1150
1100-1150
500-550
1200-1250
900-950
GIRV 1108
HSSB 1232
387 104
HSSB 2201
GIRV 1108
94GA
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
1.0
PNP 46144
Sem T
300-350
SH 1415
94GB
94GC
94GD
94GE
94GF
94GG
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Gutierrez-Jon
Gunn G B
Offen H W
Prezelin B
Eardley D D
Mendez S C
Yegul F K
Fulbeck L K
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
PNP
PNP
PNP
PNP
PNP
PNP
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
500-550
HSSB 2201
100-150
500-620PM
1000-1150
200-350
HSSB 1232
GIRV 1116
ARTS 2622
ARTS 2220
94GH
184MN
192SA
FRSHMAN SEMINARS
Awramik S M
1.0 PNP 57067 Sem W
300-350
WEBB 1025
HONORS FORUM
Nisbet M J
4.0 Opt 54403 Lec W
500-750PM NH 2212
Upper Division only. Honors students only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
WASH CTR INTERNSHIP
Kunkel D L
4-8 PNP 24018 Fld T B A
SAC CTR INTERNSHIP
STAFF
4.0 PNP 55871 Fld T B A
193SA
SEM CA ISSUES
STAFF
4.0
Opt
55855
Sem T B A
199DC
WASH CTR INDEP RES
Kunkel D L
4.0
Let
24026
Tut
TBA
199SA
IND RES SAC CTR
STAFF
4.0
Let
55863
Tut
TBA
200C
COG SCI C
Hegarty M
2.0
SU
24034
Sem F
330-500
ELLSN 2620
223B
592
EDUC HYPERMEDIA
RES SEM HUM DEVELOP
Chun D M
Ho H-Z
4.0
1.0
Opt
SU
50617
24042
Sem W
Sem M
100-350
300-550
PHELP 1410
20
192DC
LIBRARY SKILLS
46094
46102
46110
46128
46136
54676
54684
56234
56259
56564
57075
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
M
T
W
W
R
R
100-150
100-150
200-250
1100-1150
1000-1050
600-730PM
LIB 1575
LIB 1575
LIB 1575
LIB 1575
LIB 1575
GIRV 1004
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
Sem
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
W
W
W
M
W
T
M
M
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
900-950
500-550
100-150
500-550
300-450
400-450
800-850
400-550
GIRV 2112
GIRV 1116
GIRV 2123
GIRV 2127
GIRV 1112
GIRV 1119
GIRV 2115
GIRV 2116
GIRV 2119
GIRV 2120
HSSB 4065
BUCHN 1934
PHELP 3523
HSSB 3201
BREN 3526
HSSB 1232
PHELP 4312
BUCHN 1934
M
T
R
W
MW
T
TBA
T
W
W
T
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
Freshman Seminar.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
Islamic and Near Eastern Studies–INEST
199
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
Gallagher N E
1-4 Let 23572 Tut T B A
Upper Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Latin American & Iberian Studies • Law and Society
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
81
Messages
Latin American and Iberian Studies–LAIS
101
195A
195B
196
199
201
591
596
597
598
INT HIST & SOC LAIS
Orozco M I
4.0 Opt
Sem W
200-450
GIRV 2128
Orozco M I
53710
F
1100-1150
GIRV 2128
SENIOR HONRS THESIS
STAFF
4.0 IP
24596 Sem T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Honors students only.
SENIOR HONRS THESIS
STAFF
4.0 Let 24604 Sem T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - final quarter. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Honors students only.
INTERNSHIP
STAFF
2-8 PNP 24612 Tut T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 24620 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
INT HIST & SOC LAIS
Orozco M I
4.0 Opt
Sem W
200-450
GIRV 2128
GRAD Students only.
Orozco M I
56887
F
1100-1150
GIRV 2128
TA PRACTICUM
Bermudez S
4.0 SU 24653 Fld T B A
DIR READ & RESCH
STAFF
2-4 Let 24661 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
IND STD M.A. COMP
STAFF
2-8 SU 24679 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
MASTER’S THESIS
STAFF
1-6 SU 24687 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Latin American and Iberian Studies.
Aldana G V ..............
Aldenderfer M .........
Barvosa-Carte .........
Bermudez S .............
Bruhn K ...................
Camilo-Dos-Sa .......
Castillo J L ..............
42
21
33
22
08
47
38
15
29
Cline S L ................... 90
Cortijo A O ................ 31
Daniel R .................... 09
Duran R P ................. 13
Dutra F A .................. 18
Foran J F .................. 17
Fuentes V F ............... 02
Garcia M T ................ 58
Harding T F .................... 14
Inda J X .......................... 06
Latorre G M .................... 41
Levine S ......................... 16
Lomeli F A ..................... 07
Lopez-Alves F ................ 04
McAuley C ..................... 03
McCracken E .................. 19
McGovern T M ............... 20
Mendez S C ............... 32
Morton C ................... 36
Perissinotto ............... 26
Peterson J F .............. 27
Poot-Herrera ............. 10
Robinson W I ............ 39
Rock D P ................... 11
Roque Ramirez .......... 24
Sandoval C ................ 05
Schreiber K J ............
Smith K P .................
Stonich S C ..............
Talamantez I ..............
Twine F W .................
Venegas C ................
Winant H ...................
35
28
23
12
30
37
40
Law and Society–LAWSO
1
111
LAW & CULTURE
Darian-Smith
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Hatch E J
113
LAW & POLITICS
Streichler S
125
130
140
150
151
151
172
174
INTRO LAW & SOCIETY
4.0
Opt
4.0
Let
4.0
Let
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
MWF
M
M
M
T
W
W
TR
1100-1150
100-150
200-250
300-350
430-520
700-750PM
100-150
1100-1215
ENGR1 1104
NH 1111
GIRV 2127
PHELP 1508
BUCHN 1934
HSSB 1211
NH 1109
BUCHN 1940
Lec
MW
500-615PM
NH 1006
T
T
R
R
R
R
MWF
TR
500-550
600-650PM
600-650PM
100-150
500-550
500-550
100-150
1230-145
ARTS 1426
ARTS 1426
ARTS 1247
SH 1609
ARTS 1247
GIRV 2120
HSSB 1173
HSSB 1173
W
W
W
TR
600-650PM
700-750PM
1200-1250
330-445
ARTS 1245
ARTS 1245
NH 1109
PSYCH 1802
M
M
M
MW
1200-1250
200-250
400-450
400-515
NH 1111
NH 1109
NH 1111
PHELP 1160
W
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
600-900PM
500-615PM
500-615PM
1000-1050
200-250
PHELP 1160
NH 1006
NH 1006
PHELP 3515
PHELP 3505
R
R
600-650PM
700-750PM
HSSB 1236
HSSB 1236
STAFF
51607
STAFF
51615
STAFF
51623
STAFF
51649
STAFF
51631
STAFF
51656
EUROPE GLBL CNTXT
Darian-Smith
4.0 Let 51755 Lec
JURISPRUDENCE
Berk H L
4.0 Let
Lec
A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors. Open to LAWSO Majors Only.
STAFF
51664
STAFF
51672
STAFF
51680
GENDER AND THE LAW
Berk H L
4.0 Let
Lec
A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Open to LAWSO Majors Only.
STAFF
51474
STAFF
51482
STAFF
51490
ALT DISPUTE RESOLUT
Umana J T
4.0 Let
Lec
A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Open to LAWSO Majors Only.
Umana J T
51508
LAW & CONFLICT
Hajjar L
4.0 Let 51763 Lec
LAW & CONFLICT
Hajjar L
4.0 Let 57091 Lec
SOCIAL THEORY & LAW
STAFF
4.0 Let 51771 Lec
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Streichler S
4.0 Let
Lec
STAFF
STAFF
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
51524
51532
51540
51557
51565
51573
51581
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
51797
51805
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
Open to LAWSO, ANTH Majors Only.
Open to LAWSO Majors Only.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
82
Course
180
181
192
196C
290C
Law and Society • Linguistics
Title
LAW AND SOC SCI
Instructor
Time
STAFF
STAFF
51813
4.0
300-350
330-445
Let
Lec
W
MW
Location
PHELP 1508
EMBAR HALL
Messages
STAFF
51698 Dis T
600-650PM ARTS 1247
STAFF
51706 Dis T
1000-1050
SH 1609
STAFF
51714 Dis T
700-750PM ARTS 1247
STAFF
51722 Dis R
800-850
HSSB 1206
STAFF
51730 Dis R
600-650PM HSSB 1237
STAFF
51748 Dis R
700-750PM HSSB 1237
PSYCHOLOGY & LAW
Linz D G
4.0 Let 51821 Lec W
600-850PM PHELP 1260
FIELD RESEARCH
Umana J T
1-8 PNP 24992 Fld M
600-800PM ELLSN 1835
Upper Division only. Open to LAWSO Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required
to finalize registration.
SR HONORS THESIS
Berk H L
2.0 Let 25007 Lec T B A
Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Open to LAWSO, LAWCR Majors Only. Honors students only.
LAWSO PROSEMINAR
Darian-Smith
2.0 SU 25023 Sem F
200-400
ELLSN 1835
Linguistics–LING
30
108
112
115
132
138
185
195A
195B
195C
199
199RA
208
214
215
229
230
235
238
252B
272
297
500
504A
504B
505
591
594
596
597
598
STORY OF ENGLISH
Schwartz A M
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-315
SH 1430
STAFF
25106 Dis W
400-450
HSSB 1237
STAFF
25114 Dis W
900-950
HSSB 1236
INTRO TO MORPHOLOGY
Mithun M
1230-145
NH 1109
FORMAL SYNTAX
Schwartz A M
1100-1215
HSSB 4202
HIST-COMP LING
Mithun M
930-1045
HSSB 4202
LANG, GEND & SEX
Bucholtz M H
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
900-950
NH 1006
GE: D, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
25155 Dis F
1100-1150
ARTS 1241
STAFF
25163 Dis R
800-850
GIRV 2108
STAFF
25171 Dis M
600-650
GIRV 2119
STAFF
25189 Dis M
400-450
GIRV 2123
LANG SOCIALIZATION
Clancy P M
1100-1150
HSSB 1211
ANIMAL COMMUNICATN
Li C N
1200-1250
BUCHN 1910
GE: C ◊.
HONORS THESIS
STAFF
2-3 IP
25213 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter. Seniors only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor
HONORS THESIS
STAFF
2-3 IP
25221 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter. Seniors only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor
HONORS THESIS
STAFF
2-3 Let 25239 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 25247 Tut T B A
INDEP RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-5 PNP 25254 Fld T B A
INTRO TO MORPH
Mithun M
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1230-145
NH 1109
Mithun M
25270
T
300-350
GIRV 1106
DISCOURSE
Clancy P M
200-315
GIRV 1108
HIST COMP LING
Mithun M
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
930-1045
HSSB 4202
Mithun M
52076
W
100-150
SH 3519
FORMAL SYNTAX
Cumming S A
1100-1215
SH 3519
GRAD Students only.
METHODS SOCIO LING
Bucholtz M H
1230-145
SH 3519
ADVANCED PHONOLOGY
Gordon M K
1100-1215
SH 3519
GRAD Students only.
SYNTX BEYOND CLAUSE
Thompson S A
930-1045
SH 3519
SEMINAR MORPH/SYN
Thompson S A
2.0 Let 52118 Sem F
930-1200
SH 3519
LING COLLOQUIUM
Thompson S A
2-4 SU 25361 Sem R
330-520
SH 1430
GRAD Students only.
Open to LING Majors Only.
GRADUATE STUDIES
STAFF
4.0 Opt 25379 Lec T B A
TA PRACTICUM
STAFF
1-4 SU 25387 Sem T B A
TESL PRACTICUM
Frodesen J M
2.0 SU 25395 Sem T
400-515
SH 3519
TESL PRACTICUM
STAFF
2.0 SU 25403 Sem R
400-515
SH 3519
TEACH ASST SEMINAR
Mithun M
1.0 SU 52050 Sem M
400-450
SH 3519
RESEARCH IN LING
STAFF
1-12 SU 25411 Lab T B A
GRAD Students only.
TOPICS-LINGUISTICS
STAFF
4.0 Opt 25429 Sem T B A
GRAD Students only.
DIR READING & RES
STAFF
2-4 SU 25437 Tut T B A
IND STUDY M.A./PH.D
STAFF
1-12 SU 25445 Tut T B A
M.A. RESEARCH
STAFF
1-12 SU 25452 Tut T B A
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Linguistics • Marine Science • Materials
Course
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
83
Messages
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 25460 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Linguistics.
Bucholtz M H ..........
Chafe W L ...............
Clancy P M .............
Comrie B S ..............
11
23
08
13
Cumming S A ........... 10
Du Bois J W .............. 05
Frodesen J M ............ 12
Genetti C E ................ 07
Gordon M K ................... 09
Holmberg C J ................. 20
Javkin H P ...................... 06
Johnson C D .................. 04
Li C N ........................ 02
Mithun M .................. 24
Schwartz A M ............ 03
Thompson S A .......... 25
Marine Science–MARSC
595
596
598
599
SEM MARINE SCIENCE
Brzezinski M
2.0 SU 26005 Sem T
400-530
WEBB 1100
Washburn L
DIRECTED READ RSRCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 26013 Tut T B A
MS THESIS RES/PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 26021 Tut T B A
PH.D. DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 26039 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Marine Science.
Aswani S .................
Butler A ...................
Carlson C A .............
Case J F ..................
Clark J .....................
68
07
38
17
19
05
87
14
28
Collins P M .............. 72
Dickey T D ................ 03
Foltz K R ................... 59
Gaines S ................... 08
Gautier C H ............... 09
Haymon R M ............. 11
Hofmann G E ............ 23
Holbrook S J ............. 60
Jacobs R S ................ 54
Kennett J P ..................... 13
Kuris A M ....................... 61
Lea D W ......................... 20
Lick W J ......................... 18
Luyendyk B P ................. 02
Macdonald K C .............. 25
McLean S R ................... 22
Melack J M .................... 74
Mertes L A ..................... 10
Michaelsen J ............. 32
Morse D E ................. 51
Nisbet R M ................ 39
Prezelin B .................. 73
Ross-Quetin .............. 06
Schmitt R J ................ 15
Siegel D A ................. 12
Smith R C .................. 67
Smith W .................... 89
Stonich S C ..............
Trench R ...................
Valentine D L ............
Waite J H ..................
Warner R R ...............
Washburn L ..............
16
70
21
98
63
04
Materials–MATRL
100C
186
204
209B
215B
215C
216B
217
221
222B
226
232
234
239
262
271C
276B
286E
288H
290
501
596
598
599
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
FUND OF STRUC EVOL
MANUFACT & MATRLS
INTRO MAG & MAG MAT
X-RAY DIFFRACTION
SEMICOND DEVICE
Odette G R
Levi C G
Hill N A
Speck J S
Denbaars S P
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
4.0
Let
Let
Let
Let
Opt
28019
52126
52134
52142
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
TR
800-915
ENGR2 3301
TR
930-1045
ARTS 1241
TR
1100-1215
PHELP 3523
TR
800-915
PHELP 1448
T
400-550
PHELP 1431
R
400-450
PHELP 1431
STAFF
56192 Dis R
500-550
PHELP 1431
SEMICOND DEVICE
Nakamura S
4.0 Opt
Lec M
200-350
PHELP 1437
W
200-250
PHELP 1437
Nakamura S
28043 Dis W
300-350
PHELP 1437
DEFECTS SEMICOND
Petroff P M
900-1015
BUCHN 1934
MBE & BAND GAP ENGR
Gossard A
400-515
PHELP 1444
INTRO STRUCT MATRLS
Evans A G
1230-145
PHELP 1448
COLLOIDS & INTRF II
Zasadzinski J
200-315
ENGR2 3301
OPTICAL MATERIALS
Clarke D R
200-315
HSSB 1236
PLASTICITY
McMeeking R M
1230-145
HSSB 4201
FRACTURE MECHANICS
Zok F
930-1045
PHELP 1417
LIGHT SCATTERING
Pine D J
200-315
ENGR2 3301
STRUCTURAL CERAMICS
Lange F F
330-445
ENGR2 3301
PROP: MACROMOLECULE
Kramer E J
1230-145
PHELP 1440
BIOMOL MATRLS II
Safinya C R
1100-1215
PHELP 1448
SPEC TOP INORG MAT
Seshadri R
1030-1145
BUCHN 1934
SPEC TOP ELEC MTLS
Stemmer S
900-1015
ELLSN 2816
RESRCH GRP STUDIES
STAFF
1-3 SU 28191 Sem T B A
TEACH ASSIST PRACT
STAFF
1-4 SU 28209 Sem T B A
READING & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Opt 28217 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
MS THESIS RSCH-PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 28225 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 28233 Tut T B A
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
84
Materials • Mathematics
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Materials.
Bazan G C ...............
Beltz G .....................
Cheetham A .............
Clarke D R ...............
Coldren L ................
Deming T ................
Denbaars S P ..........
Evans A G ................
Fredrickson G ..........
38
05
23
20
31
16
21
39
25
Gossard A ................. 03
Heeger A J ................ 90
Hill N A ..................... 08
Hu E L ....................... 15
Kramer E J ................ 28
Kroemer H ................ 58
Lange F F .................. 10
Leal L G .................... 32
Leckie F A ...................... 11
Levi C G ......................... 36
Lucas G E ....................... 07
Macdonald N C .............. 13
McFarland E W .............. 37
McMeeking R M ............ 12
Milstein F ....................... 06
Nakamura S ................... 27
Odette G R ...................... 02
Petroff P M ................ 22
Pincus P A ................ 09
Pine D J .................... 26
Safinya C R ............... 24
Seshadri R ................. 30
Speck J S .................. 19
Stemmer S ................ 14
Stucky G D ................ 56
Tirrell M V ................. 29
Turner K L .................
Weisbuch C ..............
Woodford D A ...........
Zasadzinski J ............
Zok F ........................
44
33
42
18
17
Mathematics–MATH
3A
3B
3B
3C
3C
3C
3H
5A
5A
CALC WITH APPLI 1
STAFF
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
800-850
BRDA 1640
GE: QNT ◊, C ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
STAFF
26195 Dis M
400-450
GIRV 2120
STAFF
26203 Dis M
100-150
GIRV 2123
STAFF
26211 Dis M
500-550
GIRV 1116
STAFF
26229 Dis M
600-650PM PHELP 1448
STAFF
52282 Dis M
700-750PM PHELP 1440
CALC WITH APPLI 2
STAFF
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1100-1150
EMBAR HALL
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors.
STAFF
26245 Dis T
800-850
GIRV 2120
STAFF
26252 Dis T
100-150
HSSB 2251
STAFF
26260 Dis T
400-450
TRAIL 940
STAFF
26278 Dis T
500-550
GIRV 2120
STAFF
26286 Dis T
600-650PM GIRV 2116
STAFF
26294 Dis T
700-750PM PHELP 1440
STAFF
52290 Dis T
800-850
GIRV 2119
STAFF
52308 Dis T
100-150
HSSB 1236
STAFF
52316 Dis M
600-650PM SH 1607
STAFF
52324 Dis T
500-550
GIRV 2119
STAFF
52332 Dis T
600-650PM GIRV 2115
STAFF
52340 Dis T
700-750PM PHELP 1420
CALC WITH APPLI 2
Yaqub A M
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
930-1045
NH 1006
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors.
STAFF
56770 Dis W
800-850
GIRV 2119
STAFF
56788 Dis W
400-450
GIRV 2120
STAFF
56796 Dis W
500-550
HSSB 1207
STAFF
56804 Dis W
600-650PM PHELP 3523
CALC WITH APPLI 3
Wong R Y
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
100-150
NH 1006
CALC WITH APPLI 3
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Garcia S R
CALC WITH APPLI 3
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Wei G
26369
26377
26385
26393
52357
4.0
Opt
26419
26427
26435
26443
26450
4.0
Opt
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
HONORS SEM, CALC
STAFF
1.0 Opt
Co-enrollment required in MATH 3A or MATH 3B or MATH 3C.
LIN ALG & DIFF EQUA
Liu X-D
4.0 Opt
LIN ALG & DIFF EQUA
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Dai X Z
STAFF
26484
26492
26500
26518
52365
26526
26542
26559
26567
26575
26583
52373
4.0
Opt
26609
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
T
M
T
T
T
TR
800-850
500-550
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
800-915
NH 1111
ARTS 1247
HSSB 1236
NH 1109
GIRV 2129
HSSB 1174
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
W
W
W
W
W
MWF
800-850
300-350
400-450
500-550
600-650PM
1200-1250
GIRV 2108
PHELP 1445
GIRV 2116
GIRV 2123
GIRV 2129
NH 1006
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Sem
T
M
T
T
T
W
800-850
600-650PM
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
200-315
GIRV 2108
ARTS 1247
GIRV 2123
GIRV 2119
GIRV 2124
SH 4607
Lec
TR
1230-145
NH 1006
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
M
M
M
M
M
M
MWF
300-350
400-450
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
800-850
200-250
GIRV 2120
PHELP 1448
GIRV 2108
PHELP 1440
PHELP 1420
PHELP 1448
PSYCH 1824
Dis
T
800-850
GIRV 2112
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Mathematics
Course
5B
5B
5C
5C
5H
8
8
34A
34A
34B
34B
34B
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Title
Instructor
26617
26625
26633
52381
VECTOR CALCULUS
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Goodearl K
VECTOR CALCULUS
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Ponce G
Time
Location
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
T
T
T
M
MWF
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
600-650PM
1000-1050
GIRV 2116
PHELP 1448
PHELP 1444
GIRV 2116
NH 1006
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
R
R
R
R
TR
100-150
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
1100-1215
HSSB 1232
GIRV 2123
PHELP 1448
PHELP 1444
NH 1006
STAFF
26773 Dis W
800-850
STAFF
26781 Dis W
500-550
STAFF
26799 Dis W
600-650PM
STAFF
26807 Dis W
700-750PM
DE & FOURIER SERIES
STAFF
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
800-915
A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors. Not open to CMPEN, EE, ME, CHEME Majors.
STAFF
26823 Dis M
800-850
STAFF
26831 Dis M
1200-1250
STAFF
26849 Dis M
300-350
STAFF
26856 Dis M
400-450
STAFF
52399 Dis M
500-550
DE & FOURIER SERIES
Sideris T C
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-315
GIRV 2116
NH 1109
GIRV 2127
PHELP 1448
NH 1006
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
HON SEM ADV CALC
STAFF
1.0 Opt
Co-enrollment required in MATH 5A or MATH 5B or MATH 5C.
TRANS HIGHER MATH
Rafi K
5.0 Opt
TRANS HIGHER MATH
CALC FOR SOCIAL SCI
CALC FOR SOCIAL SCI
CALC-SOC & LIFE SCI
CALC-SOC & LIFE SCI
CALC-SOC & LIFE SCI
STAFF
STAFF
Huisgen-Zimme
STAFF
STAFF
Akemann C A
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Lei Y
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Kim S-G
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Kapovitch V
STAFF
STAFF
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
4.0
Opt
26724
26732
26740
26757
4.0
Opt
26872
26880
26898
26906
52407
26914
26930
26948
5.0
Opt
26963
26971
4.0
Opt
27029
27037
27045
27052
27060
27078
27086
27094
27102
27110
27128
27136
27144
27151
52415
52423
4.0
Opt
56820
56838
56846
56853
4.0
Opt
27177
27185
27193
27201
4.0
Opt
27243
27250
27268
27276
4.0
Opt
27292
27300
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
PHELP 1440
GIRV 2123
GIRV 2129
PHELP 1440
PHELP 1448
NH 1006
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Sem
W
W
W
W
W
W
800-850
400-450
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
200-315
PHELP 1448
GIRV 1116
GIRV 2120
PHELP 1448
PHELP 1444
GIRV 1112
Lec
TR
930-1045
ARTS 1251
Dis
Dis
Lec
MW
MW
MWF
800-850
600-650PM
100-150
PHELP 1445
PHELP 1445
GIRV 2127
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
TR
TR
TR
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
MWF
T
T
T
T
TR
M
M
M
M
MWF
T
T
T
T
TR
M
M
400-450
500-550
930-1045
800-850
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
800-850
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
800-850
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
800-850
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
1200-1250
400-450
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
800-915
800-850
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
800-850
800-850
500-550
600-650PM
700-750PM
1100-1215
800-850
400-450
GIRV 2120
PHELP 1448
CHEM 1179
GIRV 2112
GIRV 2127
GIRV 2123
PHELP 1445
NH 1111
HSSB 1214
HSSB 1211
GIRV 1116
GIRV 2123
HSSB 1211
HSSB 1210
GIRV 1115
GIRV 2120
HSSB 1210
NH 1109
GIRV 2108
PSYCH 1824
HSSB 1236
HSSB 1227
PHELP 3519
GIRV 2108
PSYCH 1824
GIRV 2129
GIRV 2116
GIRV 2129
PHELP 1444
NH 1006
GIRV 2123
NH 1109
PHELP 1508
PHELP 1448
PSYCH 1824
PHELP 1420
PHELP 1420
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
Messages
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
85
86
Mathematics
Course
91
100A
100B
102B
103
104C
108A
108B
111C
116
117
118C
119B
122B
132B
147B
181A
193
195B
197A
197B
199
199RA
201C
206C
220C
221C
227C
232B
237C
240C
241C
243C
260OO
260Q
500
510
596
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
STAFF
27318 Dis M
500-550
PHELP 1440
STAFF
27326 Dis M
600-650PM PHELP 1420
STAFF
52431 Dis M
700-750PM GIRV 2124
WORKSHOPS IN MATH
Jacob W B
1.0 PNP 27334 Lab T B A
MATH ELEM TEACH I
STAFF
3.0 PNP 27342 Lec MW
530-645PM TRAIL 940
Letter grade required for majors. Upper Division only. Not open to MTHSC, MATH, ECMTH, PRECM, PRMSC, PRMTH Majors. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
MATH ELEM TEACH II
STAFF
3.0 PNP 27359 Lec TR
530-645PM TRAIL 940
Letter grade required for majors. Upper Division only. Not open to MTHSC, MATH, ECMTH, PRMTH, PRMSC, PRECM Majors. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
MOD EUCL & NONEUCL
Jacob W B
1100-1150
TRAIL 940
Letter grade required for majors. Not open to
UNDEC, PRMTH, PRMSC, PRECM Majors.
INTRO TO GRP THEORY
Finotti L
200-250
ARTS 1247
ADV NUM ANALYSIS
Garcia-Cerver
1230-145
ARTS 1241
INTRO TO LINEAR ALG
Wang P
100-150
ARTS 1251
ADV LINEAR ALG
Bigelow S J
930-1045
SH 1430
ABSTACT ALGEBRA
Yakimov M
1100-1215
TRAIL 940
COMB ANALYSIS
Doner J E
200-315
BSIF 1217
METHODS OF ANALYSIS
Wong R Y
1000-1050
ARTS 1247
INTRO REAL ANALYSIS
Putinar M
800-915
GIRV 1116
CHAO DYN & BIFU THE
He Z
200-315
GIRV 2116
INTRO COMPLX VARIAB
Stopple J
1000-1050
387 104
INTRO OPER RESEARCH
Doner J E
1100-1215
SH 6635
INTRO DIFF GEOMETRY
Crandall M G
1200-1250
PHELP 1448
ADVANCED PROB SOLVE
Jacob W B
900-1050
TRAIL 940
INTERN IN MATH
STAFF
1-4 Opt 27532 Tut T B A
INTERN MATH TEACH
Jacob W B
4.0 Opt 27540 Sem T
700-950PM TRAIL 940
Upper Division only. Open to MATH, MTHSC, ECMTH Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SENIOR THESIS
STAFF
1-4 Let 54569 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Open to MATH, MTHSC, ECMTH Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval
SENIOR THESIS
STAFF
1-4 Opt 27557 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Open to MATH, MTHSC, ECMTH Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 27565 Tut T B A
IND RES ASSIST MATH
STAFF
1-4 Opt 27573 Tut T B A
REAL ANALYSIS
Labutin D A
900-950
SH 6635
PDE’S FINITE DIFF
Liu X-D
930-1045
PHELP 3519
MODERN ALGEBRA
Agboola A
930-1045
SH 6635
DIFFERENTIAL TOPOL
Cooper D
200-315
SH 6635
GEOMET-ALGEBR-TOPOL
McCammond J P
200-315
GIRV 2108
ALGEBRAIC TOPOLOGY
STAFF
ALGEBRAIC GEOMETRY
Mc Kernan J
1100-1215
GIRV 2123
INTRO DIFF GEOMETRY
Ye R
200-250
PHELP 1445
TOPICS IN DIFF GEOM
Dai X Z
1100-1150
SH 4607
ODE’S
Garcia-Cerver
1100-1215
NH 1109
SEMINAR IN MATH
Gerstein L J
100-150
GIRV 2116
SEMINAR IN MATH
Huisgen-Zimme
1000-1050
NH 1111
TCH ASST PRACTICUM
Yaqub A M
1-4 SU 27714 Fld T B A
GRAD Students only.
READING AREA EXAMS
STAFF
2-6 SU 27730 Tut T B A
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
1-6 SU 27748 Tut T B A
MA THESIS RSCH PREP
STAFF
1-6 SU 27755 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-6 SU 27763 Tut T B A
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Mathematics • Mechanical and Environmental Engineering
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
87
Messages
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Mathematics.
Agboola A ...............
Akemann C A ..........
Bigelow S J .............
Birnir B ....................
Bruch J C ................
Ceniceros H ............
Cooper D .................
Crandall M G ...........
34
30
22
18
14
19
12
24
Dai X Z ...................... 05
Doner J E .................. 31
Garcia-Cerver ........... 04
Gerstein L J .............. 08
Goodearl K ................ 60
Huisgen-Zimme ........ 11
Imamoglu O .............. 09
Jacob W B ................ 15
Labutin D A .................... 22
Leipnik R B .................... 35
Liu X-D .......................... 02
Long D D ....................... 48
Mc Kernan J ................... 06
McCammond J P ........... 21
Millett K C ...................... 13
Moore J D ...................... 16
Ponce G .................... 27
Putinar M .................. 03
Scharlemann M ......... 44
Sideris T C ................ 07
Simons S .................. 20
Stopple J ................... 17
Wei G ........................ 10
Wong R Y .................. 58
Yakimov M ...............
Yaqub A M ................
Ye R ..........................
Zelmanowitz J ...........
25
28
32
29
Mechanical & Environmental Engineering–ME
10
12S
16
17
95
97
100
105
106A
124
140B
141B
141C
151C
153
154
156C
170A
186
193
195
196
197
199
200
200P
210C
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
GRAPHICS, CAD & DES
STAFF
INTRO MACHINE SHOP
ENGR MECH: DYNAMICS
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Bothman D
Mezic I
MATH OF ENGR
INTRO TO MECH ENGR
DESIGN PROJECTS
PROFESSIONAL SEM
MECH ENGR LAB
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Moehlis J M
STAFF
Dinapoli N
Bruch J C
Bennett T D
ADV MECH ENGR LAB
ADV TRANSPRT/SAFETY
THRTCL ANALYSIS ME
MEMS: SEMICOND LAB
MEMS: APP & AN METH
THERMOSCIENCES
INTRO DESIGN
STRUCTURES
Bennett T D
Bennett T D
Bennett T D
Bennett T D
Bennett T D
Bennett T D
Bennett T D
Bamieh B A
STAFF
Theofanous T
Bruch J C
Macdonald N C
Meinhart C
Homsy G
Beltz G
Kedward K
4.0
Let
29900
29918
29926
29934
29942
29959
29967
29975
1.0
4.0
Let
Let
3.0
1-4
1-4
1.0
3.0
29991
30007
30015
Let 30023
Opt 30031
PNP 30049
PNP 30056
Let
30072
30080
30098
30106
30114
30122
30130
3.0
3.0
3.0
4.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
30155
30163
30171
52746
30189
30197
30205
Lec
MWF
1100-1150
GIRV 1004
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lec
M
T
W
R
M
TBA
TBA
TBA
TR
600-900PM
600-900PM
600-900PM
600-900PM
800-1100
PHELP 1530
PHELP 1530
PHELP 1530
PHELP 1530
PHELP 1530
200-315
WEBB 1100
300-350
300-350
400-450
200-250
PHELP 1448
GIRV 2108
BUCHN 1934
PHELP 1260
400-530
100-150
ENGR2 1401
BUCHN 1910
1000-1250
200-450
1000-1250
200-450
1000-1250
900-1150
900-1150
1100-1150
ENGR2 2218
ENGR2 2218
ENGR2 2218
ENGR2 2218
ENGR2 2218
ENGR2 2218
ENGR2 2218
HSSB 1232
200-250
930-1045
200-315
1100-1215
900-950
1230-145
1000-1050
ENGR2 3361
PHELP 3523
PHELP 3519
387 104
PHELP 1260
BUCHN 1940
PHELP 1260
M
W
W
Lec MWF
Lab T B A
Lab T B A
Sem M
Lec MWF
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lab
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
M
T
W
R
F
T
R
MWF
TBA
MWF
TR
TR
TR
MWF
TR
MWF
Open to ME Majors Only.
Open to ME, EE, ECE Majors Only.
Open to ME, EE, ECE Majors Only.
STAFF
30221
TBA
STAFF
30239
TBA
STAFF
30247
TBA
STAFF
30254
TBA
MECH ENGR DES III
Matthys E F
1000-1050
CHEM 1171
ROBOT MECHANICS
Paden B
4.0 Let
Lec MWF
300-350
BUCHN 1934
A Lab/Dis is Required. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
Paden B
30353 Dis T B A
MANUFACT & MATRLS
Levi C G
930-1045
ARTS 1241
INTERN IN INDUSTRY
STAFF
3.0 PNP 30379 Tut T B A
DIRECTED RESEARCH
STAFF
3.0 PNP 30387 Tut T B A
UNDERGRAD RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Opt 30395 Tut T B A
IND STUDIES DESIGN
STAFF
1-4 Let 30403 Lab T B A
INDEP STUDIES IN ME
STAFF
1-5 Let 30411 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to ME Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to
PROFESSIONAL SEMINA
Bruch J C
1.0 SU 30429 Sem M
400-530
ENGR2 1401
GRAD Students only.
M.S. PROJECT
STAFF
3.0 Let 30437 Tut T B A
PDE’S FINITE DIFF
Garcia-Cerver
930-1045
PHELP 3519
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
88
ME • Media Arts & Technology • Medieval Studies • Military Science
Course
Title
221
225AN
225AY
ADV VISCOUS FLOW
SPECIAL TOPICS M E
SPECIAL TOPICS M E
232
244B
PLASTICITY
ADV METHODS IN ENGR
251
275
501
503
596
597
598
599
Instructor
Homsy G
Khammash M
Turner K L
Soh H T
McMeeking R M
Leal L G
3.0
3.0
3.0
Let
Let
Let
55467
56952
55459
Lec
Lec
Lec
3.0
3.0
Let
Let
52761
55483
Lec
Lec
MWF
TR
TR
TR
TR
F
STAT THERMODYNAMICS
Milstein F
FRACTURE MECHANICS
Zok F
TEACHING ASST PRAC
STAFF
1-4 SU 30544 Tut T B A
Time
Location
Messages
1000-1050
200-315
1100-1215
ARTS 1251
GIRV 1108
HSSB 4201
GRAD Students only.
1230-145
800-915
800-915
HSSB 4201
ENGR2 3361
ENGR2 3301
1100-1215
930-1045
GIRV 1108
PHELP 1417
RESEARCH ASST PRACT
STAFF
1-4 SU 30551 Tut T B A
DIR READ & RES
STAFF
2-6 SU 30569 Tut T B A
STUDY FOR PH D EXAM
STAFF
1-12 SU 30577 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
MS THESIS RSCH-PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 30585 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 30593 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Mechanical & Environmental Engineering.
Andon J ...................
Astrom K J ..............
Bamieh B A .............
Banerjee S ...............
Beltz G .....................
Bennett T D .............
Bothman D ..............
Bruch J C ................
Dahleh M D .............
25
45
37
26
23
33
02
11
09
Dinapoli N ................ 34
Evans A G ................. 47
Garcia-Cerver ........... 46
Gregory N T .............. 51
Holden P A ............... 38
Homsy G ................... 43
Kedward K ................ 19
Keller A A .................. 39
Khammash M ........... 48
Kramer E J ..................... 44
Kumeresan S .................. 50
Levi C G ......................... 36
Lick W J ......................... 18
Lucas G E ....................... 27
Macdonald N C .............. 13
Mahowald N ................... 40
Matthys E F .................... 14
McLean S R ................... 22
McMeeking R M ........ 12
Meiburg E H .............. 41
Meinhart C ................ 32
Mezic I ...................... 31
Milstein F .................. 06
Odette G R ................. 28
Paden B ..................... 08
Petzold L ................... 35
Shugar T A ................ 20
Soh H T ....................
Speck J S ..................
Theofanous T ............
Tulin M .....................
Turner K L .................
Woodford D A ...........
Yang H T ...................
Yuen W W .................
49
24
30
29
04
42
17
15
201A
240C
242A
253
257
276IB
276LC
276N
293
299
594E
594P
594X
596
MEDIA SIGNAL PROC
Gibson J D
200-350
PHELP 3519
DIGITAL AUDIO PROG
Pope S T
4.0 Let 26054 Lec T
1200-300
SH 3431
ADV MM: AUDIOPHILE
Pope S T
4.0 Let 50476 Lec R
200-500
MUSIC 2215
NAVIGAT INFO SPACE
Legrady G T
4.0 Let 26062 Lab M
500-900PM ARTS 2220
NETPROTO SOCIAL
STAFF
4.0 Let 26070 Sem R
1000-100
ARTS 2220
COMPU MUS SYN/COMP
Kuchera-Morin
4.0 Let 49056 Lec TF
1215-200
MUSIC 2215
DIGI MUS PROC/COMP
Roads C
2.0 Let 26096 Lec M
200-350
MUSIC 2215
SPC TPCS ELEC MUS
Roads C
4.0 Let 26104 Lec W
400-600PM MUSIC 2215
INTERNSHIP INDUSTRY
STAFF
1-4 Let 26120 Fld T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDY
STAFF
4.0 Let 26138 Lab T B A
SPECIAL TOPICS
Novak M J
1-4 Let 55194 Sem T B A
SPECIAL TOPICS
Pope S T
2-12 Let 26153 Sem M
1000-200
SH 3431
SPECIAL TOPICS
Roads C
1-4 Let 26161 Sem R
500-700PM MUSIC 2203
DIRECTED RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 26179 Lab T B A
Gibson J D .............. 14
Menezes G C ............ 15
Novak M J ................ 03
Oreilly B .................... 13
Peljhan M ...................... 11
Pope S T ........................ 02
Roads C ......................... 08
Medieval Studies–ME ST
199
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5
Opt
30601
Tut
TBA
200C
INT APPR TO ME ST
STAFF
2.0
SU
30619
Col
TBA
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Medieval Studies.
Lansing C L ............. 31
Russell J B ................ 78
Military Science–MS
1B
1B
BSC LDRSHP/PROB SOL
BSC LDRSHP/PROB SOL
Zenon E E
Zenon E E
Simpson J B
2.0
Let
30635
2.0
Let
Lec M
Lab W
Lec T
200-250
200-500
900-950
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
451 123
A Lab/Dis is Required. Freshmen only.
451 123
A Lab/Dis is Required. Freshmen only.
Military Science • Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology
Course
3C
6
11
22
23
99
133
143
190
199
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
Simpson J B
30650 Lab W
200-500
Zenon E E
2.0 Opt
Lec M
1000-1050
451 123
A Lab/Dis is Required. Sophomores only.
Zenon E E
30676 Lab W
200-500
MS BASIC FIELD STDY
Zenon E E
2.0 Let
Lec W
1100-1150
451 123
A Lab/Dis is Required. Sophomores only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. ‡
Zenon E E
30692 Fld W
200-500
VIETNAM
Simpson J B
1100-1150
PHELP 1260
AMH. Lower Division only.
Simpson J B
30718 Lec MW
100-150
PHELP 1260
Lower Division only.
BASIC PHYSICAL COND
STAFF
1.0 Let 30726 Lab MWF
630-730
TRACK FIELD
ADV PHYSICAL COND
Zenon E E
630-730
TRACK FIELD
Lower Division only.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 30742 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to
PRIN OF MIL INSTRUC
Zenon E E
2.0 Let
Lec TW
100-150
451 123
Zenon E E
30767 Lab W
200-500
PROFESSION OF ARMS
Simpson J B
2.0 Let
Lec R
230-420
451 123
Simpson J B
30783 Lab W
200-500
ADV MIL SCI FLD STU
Simpson J B
800-850
451 123
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
Simpson J B
1-5 Let 30809 Tut F
900-950
451 123
ADV LDR CNCPTS III
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Military Science.
Simpson J B ............ 06
Zenon E E ................. 02
Molecular, Cellular & Develop. Biology–MCDB
1A
20
21
98
99
101B
108C
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
89
Morse D E
4.0 Let 28241 Lec MTWR 200-250
BUCHN 1910
GE: C ◊.
Staples N C
CONCEPTS OF BIOLOGY
Even T J
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1100-1150
CAMPB HALL
GE: C ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
STAFF
28274 Dis F
1000-1050
GIRV 2108
STAFF
28282 Dis M
200-250
387 104
STAFF
28290 Dis F
100-150
GIRV 1115
STAFF
28308 Dis M
1000-1050
387 103
STAFF
28316 Dis F
900-950
GIRV 2108
STAFF
28332 Dis M
100-150
BSIF 1217
STAFF
28340 Dis W
300-350
BSIF 1217
STAFF
28357 Dis M
400-450
GIRV 2124
STAFF
28365 Dis F
1200-1250
387 104
STAFF
28373 Dis W
500-550
GIRV 2129
STAFF
28381 Dis W
1000-1050
387 103
STAFF
28415 Dis M
1200-1250
PHELP 1508
STAFF
28431 Dis M
800-850
GIRV 2108
STAFF
28449 Dis W
100-150
BSIF 1217
STAFF
28456 Dis F
900-950
GIRV 2112
STAFF
28464 Dis W
400-450
BSIF 1217
IMMUNE SYSTEM/AIDS
Eardley D D
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
930-1045
BUCHN 1940
STAFF
28480 Dis M
300-350
GIRV 2108
STAFF
28498 Dis M
400-450
GIRV 2108
STAFF
28506 Dis F
100-150
GIRV 2108
STAFF
28514 Dis F
200-250
GIRV 2129
STAFF
28522 Dis R
500-550
BUCHN 1934
STAFF
28530 Dis W
1200-1250
387 103
READINGS IN BIOLOGY
STAFF
1-3 PNP 28647 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to MCDB Department Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to
registration.
INTRO TO RESEARCH
STAFF
1-3 PNP 28654 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Open to MCDB Department Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to
registration.
MOLEC GENETICS II
Christofferse
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
300-350
CHEM 1179
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to MCDB, EEMB, CHEM, CRSTU Department Majors Only.
STAFF
28670 Dis R
400-450
GIRV 2124
STAFF
28688 Dis M
500-550
GIRV 2124
STAFF
28696 Dis W
400-450
GIRV 2129
STAFF
28704 Dis M
800-850
HSSB 1210
STAFF
28712 Dis T
800-850
BUCHN 1934
STAFF
28720 Dis F
100-150
GIRV 2129
GEN BIOCHEMISTRY
Thrower D A
4.0 Let
Lec MWF
100-150
ENGR1 1104
STAFF
28761 Dis F
1200-1250
GIRV 2124
STAFF
28779 Dis F
1100-1150
GIRV 2129
STAFF
28787 Dis M
200-250
GIRV 2123
STAFF
28795 Dis F
200-250
GIRV 2108
STAFF
28803 Dis W
800-850
HSSB 1233
INTRO BIOLOGY I
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
90
Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology
Course
109L
115
126C
133L
134
138
140L
140L
145
149
184
187
194BG
194DM
194DV
194EO
194RF
194X
197
198
199
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
STAFF
28811 Dis W
1200-1250
GIRV 2123
LAB IN BIOCHEMISTRY
Poole S J
4.0 Opt
Lab TR
100-520
BSIF 2239
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to BIOCM Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
28852
TBA
DEV NEUROBIOLOGY
Feinstein S C
4.0 Let
Lec TR
930-1045
ENGR1 1104
Johnson P T
STAFF
28910 Dis F
200-250
BSIF 1118
STAFF
28928 Dis F
1200-1250
BSIF 1118
STAFF
28936 Dis F
100-150
BSIF 1118
STAFF
28944 Dis F
1000-1050
BSIF 1118
STAFF
28951 Dis F
300-350
BSIF 1118
STAFF
28969 Dis F
900-950
BSIF 1118
STAFF
28985 Dis F
1100-1150
BSIF 1118
BASIC PHARMACOLOGY
Wilson L
4.0 Let
Lec MWF
1000-1050
PSYCH 1824
STAFF
29033 Dis M
800-850
GIRV 2124
STAFF
29041 Dis M
1200-1250
387 104
STAFF
29058 Dis W
800-850
GIRV 2124
IMMUNOBIOLOGY LAB
Eardley D D
3.0 Opt
Lab M
300-550
569 1260
W
200-450
569 1260
A Lab/Dis is Required. Seniors only. Pass 1 restricted to MCRBI Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
29082 Dis M
200-250
BSIF 1118
GEN ANIMAL VIROLOGY
STAFF
4.0 Let
Lec MWF
1000-1050
BUCHN 1940
STAFF
29108 Dis R
500-550
GIRV 2124
STAFF
29116 Dis F
1200-1250
BUCHN 1934
STAFF
29124 Dis R
300-350
PHELP 1444
STAFF
29132 Dis F
100-150
BUCHN 1934
STAFF
29140 Dis F
200-250
BUCHN 1934
STAFF
52464 Dis F
1100-1150
GIRV 2108
MEDICAL IMMUNOLOGY
Sears D W
4.0 Let
Lec MWF
800-850
CHEM 1171
Sears D W
29173 Dis F
100-250
NOBLE 2242
Sears D W
29181 Dis F
300-450
NOBLE 2242
RECOMBINANT DNA
Thrower D A
4.0 Opt
Lab TR
200-450
BSIF 2229
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to MCDB, EEMB, CHEM, CRSTU Department Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
29207
F
200-250
BSIF 1217
RECOMBINANT DNA
Thrower D A
4.0 Opt
Lab MW
200-450
BSIF 2229
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to MCDB, EEMB, CHEM, CRSTU Department Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
29223
F
200-250
BSIF 1217
PROTEIN PROCESSING
Waite J H
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
PSYCH 1802
A Lab/Dis is Required. Pass 1 restricted to MCDB, EEMB, CRSTU, CHEM Department Majors Only.
STAFF
52480 Dis F
1100-1150
BSIF 1217
MARICULTURE
Chapman D J
4.0 Let
Lec MW
200-315
CHEM 1171
Collins P M
STAFF
29249 Dis F
1100-1150
GIRV 1115
STAFF
29256 Dis W
500-550
387 104
STAFF
29264 Dis F
1200-1250
387 103
STAFF
29272 Dis M
400-450
387 104
INTERNSHIP BIOLOGY
STAFF
1-5 PNP 29314 Fld T B A
PHARMACOLOGY COLLOQ
Wilson L
1.0 PNP 29330 Sem F
300-420
PSYCH 1824
Jacobs R S
BACTERIAL GENETICS
Low D A
2.0 Opt 29355 Sem M
1100-1150
HSSB 2202
MARINE BIOTECHNOL
Morse D E
2.0 Opt 52506 Sem W
200-350
555 3103
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL
Rothman J H
2.0 PNP 29363 Sem T B A
GENETICS
Orias E
2.0 PNP 29371 Sem T B A
PLANT DEV GENETICS
Finkelstein R
2.0 Opt 29389 Sem T B A
Upper Division only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
CELL BIOLOGY
Foltz K R
2.0 Opt 29397 Sem T B A
DIRECTED STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 29405 Lab T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to MCDB Department Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval
required prior to registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
DIRECTED READINGS
STAFF
1-5 Opt 29413 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to MCDB Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to
registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 29421 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to MCDB Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to
registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology
Course
215
220D
221
223
225
226C
245
249
260
262
263
265
266
268
269
290CE
290DN
290PM
290RF
501
503
595A
595B
595BC
595BG
595DM
595DV
595EO
595G
595RF
595X
596
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
DEV NEUROBIOL
Feinstein S C
4.0 Let
Lec TR
930-1045
ENGR1 1104
Johnson P T
STAFF
29447 Dis F
200-250
BSIF 1118
STAFF
29454 Dis F
1200-1250
BSIF 1118
STAFF
29462 Dis F
100-150
BSIF 1118
STAFF
29470 Dis F
1000-1050
BSIF 1118
EXP CYTOL/IMAGING
Fisher S K
4.0 Let 29520 Lec T
100-400
BSIF 1211
Matsumoto B
RESEARCH PROPOSALS
Foltz K R
2.0 Let 29538 Lec T B A
Fisher S K
Cotter P A
SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION
Feinstein S C
900-950
BSIF 1217
Mahan M J
TR
830-920
BSIF 1217
Samuel C E
Vandenberg C
DEVELOPMENT
Foltz K R
900-950
BSIF 1217
Rothman J H
TR
830-920
BSIF 1217
Finkelstein R
PRIN & CHEMOTHERAPY
Wilson L
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1000-1050
PSYCH 1824
A Lab/Dis is Required. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
STAFF
29579 Dis M
800-850
GIRV 2124
STAFF
29587 Dis M
1200-1250
387 104
STAFF
29595 Dis W
800-850
GIRV 2124
PROTEIN PROCESSING
Waite J H
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
PSYCH 1802
STAFF
52530 Dis F
1100-1150
BSIF 1217
MARICULTURE
Chapman D J
4.0 Let
Lec MW
200-315
CHEM 1171
Collins P M
A Lab/Dis is Required. GRAD Students only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
STAFF
52670 Dis F
1100-1150
GIRV 1115
STAFF
52688 Dis W
500-550
387 104
STAFF
52696 Dis F
1200-1250
387 103
STAFF
52704 Dis M
400-450
387 104
SEM BIOCHEM-MOL BIO
Feinstein S C
1.0 SU 29629 Sem M
400-550
WEBB 1100
91
Messages
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
MCDB RESEARCH PROG
Rothman J H
1.0 SU 29637 Sem F
1130-1250
BUCHN 1940
PROG BIOCH MOL BIO
Feinstein S C
1.0 SU 29645 Sem R
330-620PM WEBB 1100
LIT IN VIROLOGY
Samuel C E
1.0 SU 29652 Sem T B A
GRAD Students only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
LIT IN NEUROBIOLOGY
Fisher S K
1.0 SU 29660 Sem T B A
Feinstein S C
Clegg D O
Vandenberg C
LIT PLANT MOL BIOL
Cooper J B
1.0 SU 29678 Sem F
1100-1150
BUCHN 1934
GRAD Students only.
Christofferse
LIT PHARMACOLOGY
Wilson L
1.0 SU 29686 Sem F
300-420
PSYCH 1824
Jacobs R S
GRAD Students only. Open to MCDB, EEMB Department Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
C ELEGANS DEVELOP
Rothman J H
2.0 Opt 29710 Sem T B A
DEV NEUROBIOLOGY
Clegg D O
2.0 Opt 29728 Sem T B A
MOL PLANT-MICROBES
Cooper J B
2.0 Opt 29736 Sem T B A
PLANT DEV GENETICS
Finkelstein R
2.0 Opt 29744 Sem T B A
TEACHING PRACTICE
STAFF
1-4 SU 29751 Fld T B A
RES PRACTICUM BIOL
STAFF
1-2 SU 29769 Tut T B A
BIOCHEM-MOLEC BIOL
Cotter P A
2.0 Opt 29777 Sem T B A
BIOCHEM-MOLEC BIOL
Cooper J B
2.0 Opt 29785 Sem T B A
BIOCHEM/MOLEC BIOL
Cooper J B
2.0 Opt 29793 Sem T B A
BACTERIAL GENETICS
Low D A
2.0 Opt 29801 Sem M
1100-1150
HSSB 2202
MARINE BIOTECHNOL
Morse D E
2.0 Opt 52555 Sem W
200-350
555 3103
DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL
Rothman J H
2.0 Opt 29819 Sem T B A
GENETICS
Orias E
2.0 SU 29827 Sem T B A
VIROLOGY
Samuel C E
2.0 SU 29835 Sem T B A
GROUP STUDIES
Finkelstein R
2.0 Opt 52563 Sem T B A
CELL BIOLOGY
Foltz K R
2.0 Opt 29843 Sem T B A
DIRECTED READ RSRCH
STAFF
2-12 Opt 29850 Tut T B A
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
92
Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology • Music
Course
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
INDIVID STUDY EXAMS
STAFF
1-12 SU 29868 Tut T B A
MA THESIS RES/PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 29876 Tut T B A
PH.D. DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 29884 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Molecular, Cellular & Develop. Biology.
Andelman S J ..........
Ballester R ...............
Broitman B O ...........
Carbon J A ..............
Carlson C A .............
Case J F ..................
Chaille P .................
Clarke L B ...............
Clegg D O ...............
Collins P M .............
Cooper J B ..............
Cooper S D .............
Cotter P A ................
68
91
64
48
38
46
56
05
24
87
14
96
81
47
72
71
84
10
Daugherty P S ........... 20
Deming T .................. 11
Eardley D D ............... 03
Edwards L A .............. 83
Endler J A ................. 29
Ettenberg A ............... 80
Even T J .................... 23
Feinstein S C ............ 43
Ferris M E ................. 06
Fisher S K ................. 12
Foltz K R ................... 59
Gaines S ................... 08
Hodges S A ............... 97
Hofmann G E ............ 40
Holbrook S J ............. 60
Holden P A ............... 69
Husted C A ............... 44
Jacobs R S ..................... 54
Johnson L V ................... 31
Johnson P T ................... 16
Jordan M A .................... 13
Kaltenbock E .................. 67
Kaska D D ...................... 09
Kohl D M ....................... 21
Kuris A M ....................... 61
Lew G J .......................... 25
Low D A ......................... 50
Mahall B E ..................... 62
Mahan M J ..................... 53
Matsumoto B ................. 77
Mazer S J ....................... 04
McClure D E .................. 42
Melack J M .................... 74
Morse D E ...................... 51
Murdoch W W ................ 28
Nisbet R M ................ 39
Orias E ...................... 33
Page H M .................. 57
Parsons S M ............. 27
Plaxco K W ................ 22
Polne-Fuller .............. 34
Poole S J ................... 07
Prezelin B .................. 73
Reese B E .................. 26
Reich N O .................. 45
Rice W R ................... 99
Ross I K ..................... 35
Rothman J H ............. 02
Rothstein S I .............. 36
Safinya C R ............... 37
Samuel C E ............... 55
Schimel J P ............... 90
Schmitt R J ................ 15
Schneider E L ...........
Sears D W ................
Smith W ....................
Steiner N C ...............
Stewart-Oaten ...........
Suarez R K ................
Sweet S S .................
Thrower D A ..............
Vapnek D ..................
Waite J H ..................
Warner R R ...............
Wilson L ...................
Wise E A ...................
82
76
89
18
32
88
75
41
19
30
98
63
65
17
Music–MUS
1
4C
4F
5C
5F
8
11
15
17
20A
20B
20C
22
CLASS MUS LIVE
Rothfarb L A
1.0 PNP 30817 Fld T B A
MUSICIANSHIP
Yih A K
800-850
MUSICIANSHIP
Yih A K
1000-1050
MUSIC THEORY
Hall P
900-950
MUSIC THEORY
Van Den Toorn
1100-1150
CLASS COMPOSITION
Djernaes D D
2.0 Let 30866 Lec T
200-350
FUNDAMENTALS OF MUS
Root G A
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
100-150
STAFF
30882 Lab T
1000-1050
STAFF
30890 Lab T
1100-1150
STAFF
30908 Lab T
1200-1250
STAFF
30916 Lab R
900-950
STAFF
30924 Lab R
1000-1050
STAFF
30932 Lab R
1100-1150
STAFF
30940 Lab T
900-950
STAFF
30957 Lab R
1200-1250
MUSIC APPRECIATION
Odello D M
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
GE: F, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Not open to MUSIC Majors.
STAFF
30973 Dis M
1200-1250
STAFF
30981 Dis T
900-950
STAFF
30999 Dis W
100-150
STAFF
31005 Dis R
900-1050
STAFF
31013 Dis F
1200-1250
STAFF
31021 Dis M
1100-1150
STAFF
31039 Dis T
800-850
STAFF
31047 Dis W
1100-1150
STAFF
31054 Dis F
1200-1250
STAFF
31062 Dis F
1100-1150
STAFF
31070 Dis M
1200-1250
STAFF
31088 Dis W
1200-1250
STAFF
31096 Dis F
900-950
STAFF
31104 Dis R
800-850
STAFF
31112 Dis F
100-150
WORLD MUSIC
Seeman S T
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1000-1050
STAFF
31138 Dis M
900-950
STAFF
31146 Dis T
1000-1050
STAFF
31153 Dis W
900-950
STAFF
31161 Dis R
1000-1050
ELEMENTARY VOICE
Ingham M C
1100-1215
ELEMENTARY VOICE
Ingham M C
1100-1215
ELEMENTARY VOICE
Ingham M C
1100-1215
WORLD MUSIC INSTR.
Marcus S L
1.0 Let 31203 Tut T B A
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
MUSIC 2230
MUSIC 2230
MUSIC 1145
MUSIC 1145
MUSIC 1145
MUSIC 1145
MUSIC 1232
MUSIC 1232
MUSIC 1232
MUSIC 1232
MUSIC 1232
MUSIC 1232
MUSIC 1232
MUSIC 1232
MUSIC LLCH
MUSIC 1213
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1213
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1213
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1213
MUSIC 1145
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 2230
GE: F. A Lab/Dis is Required.
GE: F. A Lab/Dis is Required.
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1213
Music
Course
25
26A
26B
26C
26D
26E
27A
27B
27C
27D
28A
28B
28C
28D
28E
29
31C
31F
32C
32F
33
35C
35F
51
88
94
95A
95C
97
97B
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
93
Messages
INTERMEDIATE VOICE
Mosher E
1-3 Let 31211 Tut T B A
Open to MUSIC Majors Only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Mosher E
31229 Tut T B A
Ingham M C
31237 Tut T B A
Sokol M R
31245 Tut T B A
INTERMD DOUBLE BASS
Garber N A
1-3 Let 31252 Tut T B A
INTERMEDIATE CELLO
Rutkowski G B
1-3 Let 31260 Tut T B A
INTERMEDIATE GUITAR
Dearman J B
1-3 Let 31278 Tut T B A
INTERMEDIATE VIOLA
Callus H S
1-3 Let 31286 Tut T B A
INTERMDT VIOLIN
Yaron Y
1-3 Let 31294 Tut T B A
INTERMDT BASSOON
Radford A
1-3 Let 31302 Tut T B A
INTERMDT CLARINET
Bambach P A
1-3 Let 31310 Tut T B A
INTERMEDIATE FLUTE
Felber J
1-3 Let 31328 Tut T B A
INTERMEDIATE OBOE
Horn S
1-3 Let 31336 Tut T B A
INTERMDT FRNCH HORN
Gross S L
1-3 Let 31344 Tut T B A
INTERMDT TROMBONE
Booth W C
1-3 Let 31351 Tut T B A
INTERMDT TRUMPET
Hungerford G
1-3 Let 31369 Tut T B A
INTERMEDIATE TUBA
Booth W C
1-3 Let 31377 Tut T B A
INT EUPHON/BARITONE
Booth W C
1-2 Let 31385 Tut T B A
INTERMDT PERCUSSION
Nathan J S
1-3 Let 31393 Tut T B A
CLASS PIANO
Juhn H
1000-1050
MUSIC 1232
Juhn H
31419 Lab MWF
1100-1150
MUSIC 1232
Juhn H
31427 Lab MWF
200-250
MUSIC 1232
CLASS PIANO
Juhn H
100-150
MUSIC 1232
Juhn H
31443 Lab MWF
1200-1250
MUSIC 1232
Juhn H
31450 Lab MWF
300-350
MUSIC 1232
SECONDARY PIANO
Juhn H
1.0 Let 31468 Lab T B A
SECONDARY PIANO
Juhn H
1.0 Let 31476 Lab T B A
INTERMEDIATE PIANO
Asche C B
1-3 Let 31484 Tut T B A
Berkowitz P M
31492 Tut T B A
STAFF
31500 Tut T B A
PIANO ACCOMPANYING
Epperson A
1.0 Let 31518 Lab M
200-330
MUSIC GHALL Lower Division only.
PIANO ACCOMPANYING
Epperson A
1.0 Let 31526 Lab M
200-330
MUSIC GHALL Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
VOCAL/INST COACHING
Anglin D I
1.0 Let 31534 Tut T B A
INTERMEDIATE COMP
Djernaes D D
2.0 Let 31542 Lec T
200-350
MUSIC 1145
FRESHMAN AUDITION
STAFF
1.0 Let 31559 Tut T B A
SOPHOMORE PROJECT
STAFF
2.0 Let 31567 Tut T B A
SOPHOMORE PROJECT
STAFF
2.0 Let 31575 Tut T B A
SOPHOMORE AUDITION
STAFF
2.0 Let 31583 Tut T B A
SOPHOMORE COMP
STAFF
2.0 Let 31591 Tut T B A
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
94
Course
98
99
102
103
104
106C
108
109IB
109LC
109N
112C
114
118A
119A
120C
122
125
126A
126B
126C
126D
126E
127A
127B
127C
127D
128A
128B
128C
128D
128E
129
133
Music
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
READINGS IN MUSIC
STAFF
1-3 Let 31609 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required
INTRO MUS RESEARCH
STAFF
1-3 Let 31617 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required
16TH C COUNTRPOINT
Yih A K
100-150
MUSIC 2224
18TH C COUNTERPOINT
Feigin J S
3.0 Let 52811 Lec T
100-250
MUSIC 1213
R
400-530
MUSIC 1213
MUS INSTR OF WORLD
Hsu D M
3.0 Let 52795 Lec M
100-330
MUSIC 1207
ORCHESTRATION
Haladyna J J
1200-1250
MUSIC 2230
ADVNCD COMPOSITION
Kuchera-Morin
1-3 Let 31641 Tut T B A
Roads C
31658 Tut T B A
Feigin J S
31666 Tut T B A
Haladyna J J
31674 Tut T B A
Tanaka K
31682 Tut T B A
COMPUT/MUS SYN/COMP
Kuchera-Morin
3.0 Let 55632 Tut T B A
REAL-TIME SYN/COMP
Roads C
2.0 Let 31708 Tut M
200-350
MUSIC 2215
SPEC TOP COMP MUS
Roads C
3.0 Let 31716 Sem W
400-600PM MUSIC 2215
HIST MUS/ BAROQUE
Tcharos S S
1100-1215
MUSIC 1145
GE: WRT, F.
MUSIC & POP CULTURE
Attrep K A
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1100-1150
MUSIC LLCH
GE: F, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Not open to MUSIC Majors.
STAFF
31740
T
800-850
MUSIC 1213
STAFF
31757
R
800-850
MUSIC 1213
STAFF
31765
T
1000-1050
MUSIC 1213
STAFF
31773
W
1200-1250
MUSIC 1213
STAFF
31781
M
1200-1250
MUSIC 2224
STAFF
31799
R
1000-1050
MUSIC 1213
COMPSRS IN WEST MUS
Rutkowski G B
930-1045
MUSIC 1145
GE: WRT, F.
Not open to MUSIC Majors.
MUSIC AND POLITICS
Hall P
200-250
MUSIC 1145
GE: F, WRT.
ADV. CONDUCTING
Gervais M M
1.0 Let 31815 Tut T B A
WORLD MUSIC INSTR.
Marcus S L
1.0 Opt 31831 Tut T B A
ADVANCED VOICE
Sokol M R
1-4 Let 31849 Tut T B A
Ingham M C
31856 Tut T B A
Mosher E
31864 Tut T B A
Sokol M R
31872 Tut T B A
ADVANCD DOUBLE BASS
Garber N A
1-4 Let 31880 Tut T B A
ADVANCED CELLO
Rutkowski G B
1-4 Let 31898 Tut T B A
ADVANCED GUITAR
Dearman J B
1-4 Let 31906 Tut T B A
ADVANCED VIOLA
Callus H S
1-4 Let 31914 Tut T B A
ADVANCED VIOLIN
Yaron Y
1-4 Let 31922 Tut T B A
ADVANCED BASSOON
Radford A
1-4 Let 31930 Tut T B A
ADVANCED CLARINET
Bambach P A
1-4 Let 31948 Tut T B A
ADVANCED FLUTE
Felber J
1-4 Let 31955 Tut T B A
ADVANCED OBOE
Horn S
1-4 Let 31963 Tut T B A
ADVANCD FRENCH HORN
Gross S L
1-4 Let 31971 Tut T B A
ADVANCED TROMBONE
Booth W C
1-4 Let 31989 Tut T B A
ADVANCED TRUMPET
Hungerford G
1-4 Let 31997 Tut T B A
ADVANCED TUBA
Booth W C
1-4 Let 32003 Tut T B A
ADV EUPHON/BARITONE
Booth W C
1-2 Let 32011 Tut T B A
ADVANCED PERCUSSION
Nathan J S
1-4 Let 32029 Tut T B A
ADVANCED PIANO
Asche C B
1-4 Let 32037 Tut T B A
Berkowitz P M
32045 Tut T B A
STAFF
32052 Tut T B A
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Music
Course
Title
Instructor
135C
PIANO ACCOMPANYING
Epperson A
2.0
Let
32060
135F
PIANO ACCOMPANYING
Epperson A
2.0
Let
150
OPERA/SONG REP.
Anglin D I
2.0
Opt
151
158D
160C
165
168B
168G
173
175K
183
188
192
VOCAL/INST COACHING
Anglin D I
1.0 Let 32086 Tut T B A
DICTION: FRENCH
Ingham M C
1.0 Let 32102 Tut TR
1230-145
MUSIC 1213
ADV TONAL ANALYSIS
Rothfarb L A
3.0 Let 32110 Sem MWF
1100-1150
MUSIC 2230
ART SONG
Katz D H
100-215
MUSIC 2224
ANTHRO OF MUSIC
Seeman S T
3.0 Opt 52852 Lec R
330-600PM MUSIC 2230
OTHER ETHNO ISSUES
Cooley T
3.0 Let 56655 Lec T
330-600PM MUSIC 2230
STDS MUSIC THEORY
Van Den Toorn
3.0 Let 32136 Sem M
100-330
MUSIC 1213
OTHER REGIONS
STAFF
100-230
MUSIC 2230
ROMANTIC MUSIC
Katz D H
930-1045
MUSIC 2224
ETHNOMUS FORUM
STAFF
1.0 Let 32193 Sem W
200-350
MUSIC 1213
SENIOR PROJECT
STAFF
3.0 Let 32201 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Open to MUSIC Majors Only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to
JUNIOR RECITAL
STAFF
2.0 Let 32219 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to MUSIC Majors Only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
JUNIOR COMP PRTFLIO
STAFF
2.0 Let 32227 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to MUSIC Majors Only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required
HONORS MUSIC
STAFF
4.0 Let 32235 Sem T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Honors students only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to
SENIOR RECITAL
STAFF
3.0 Let 32243 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Open to MUSIC Majors Only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required to
SNR COMP PF/RECITAL
STAFF
3.0 Let 32250 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Open to MUSIC Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
INDIV RESEARCH MUS
STAFF
1-4 Opt 32268 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. PNP/SU grading required for non-majors, letter grade required for majors. Upper Division only. Open to MUSIC Majors Only.
BIBLIO & RES TECH
Van Den Toorn
4.0 Let 52878 Lec W
100-330
MUSIC 1207
MUS-THEORY FORUM
Yih A K
1.0 SU 32284 Lec W
330-445
MUSIC 1145
GRAD Students only.
GR MUSICIANSHIP III
Yih A K
1.0 Let 52886 Sem WF
1200-1250
MUSIC 2224
GRAD COMPOSITION
Feigin J S
4.0 Let 32300 Tut T B A
Roads C
32318 Tut T B A
Kuchera-Morin
32326 Tut T B A
Haladyna J J
32334 Tut T B A
Tanaka K
32342 Tut T B A
COMPUT MUS SYN/COMP
Kuchera-Morin
4.0 Let 55640 Lec T B A
GRAD Students only.
SPEC TOP COMPT MUS
Roads C
3.0 Let 32367 Lec W
400-600PM MUSIC 2215
GRAD Students only.
20TH CENTURY TECH
Tanaka K
4.0 Let 52894 Sem R
200-550
MUSIC 1207
APPLIED INSTRUCTION
STAFF
2.0 Opt 32383 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
MM/DMA PERF INST
STAFF
3-4 Let 32391 Tut T
200-600PM MUSIC 2218
GRAD Students only.
PRACTM WORLD MUSIC
Marcus S L
1-2 Let 32409 Tut T B A
SEM ETHNOMUSICOLOGY
STAFF
4.0 Let 52902 Sem T
230-500
MUSIC 2224
Sequence course - final quarter. GRAD Students only. Open to MUSIC Majors Only.
SCORE READING
Feigin J S
2.0 Let 32458 Tut T B A
ACCOMPANYING T & P
Epperson A
2.0 Let 32466 Tut M
1000-1150
MUSIC GHALL Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
SEM SCHENKER ANLYS
Rothfarb L A
4.0 Let 32474 Sem W
100-350
MUSIC 2230
OPERA/SONG REP
Anglin D I
2.0 Let 32490 Sem F
1200-150
MUSIC GHALL
ANTHROPOLOGY OF MUS
Seeman S T
4.0 Let 52910 Lec R
330-600PM MUSIC 2230
OTHER ETHNO ISSUES
Cooley T
4.0 Let 56663 Lec T
330-600PM MUSIC 2230
SEM MUS CLASSICAL
Tcharos S S
4.0 Let 52928 Sem R
130-400
MUSIC 2224
STDS MUSIC THEORY
Van Den Toorn
4.0 Let 32516 Lec M
100-330
MUSIC 1213
STUDIES ROMANTIC
Katz D H
930-1045
MUSIC 2224
ETHNO FORUM
STAFF
1.0 Let 32557 Col W
200-350
MUSIC 1213
OTHER REGIONS
STAFF
100-230
MUSIC 2230
MM PERFORMANCES
STAFF
2.0 Let 32581 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
MM PERFORMANCES
STAFF
2.0 Let 32599 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
PERF LITERATURE
Berkowitz P M
4.0 Let 52936 Sem T B A
PERF LITERATURE
Rutkowski G B
4.0 Let 32607 Sem T B A
PERF LITERATURE
Ingham M C
4.0 Let 32615 Sem T B A
DMA PERFORMANCES
STAFF
2.0 Let 32623 Tut T B A
DMA PERFORMANCES
STAFF
2.0 Let 32631 Tut T B A
195
195B
196
197
197B
199
200D
203MT
204C
208
209IB
209N
211C
219
220
222X
227B
233C
235C
252B
258
262B
262G
266
273
283
288
293K
295A
295B
296A
296B
296C
297A
297B
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
Time
Location
Lab M
200-330
MUSIC GHALL
32078
Lab M
200-330
MUSIC GHALL
52845
Lec
1200-150
MUSIC GHALL
95
F
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
Messages
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
96
Music • Music Performance Laboratories
Course
Title
Instructor
299A
DMA SEM HIST/THEORY
STAFF
4.0
Let
32649
Sem T B A
299B
DMA SEM HIST/THEORY
STAFF
4.0
Let
32656
Sem T B A
502
595
596
597
TEACHING PRACTICUM
Rothfarb L A
2-4 SU 32664 Tut T B A
GROUP STUDIES
STAFF
2-4 Let 32672 Tut T B A
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Let 32680 Tut T B A
MAST/DOCT EXAM PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 32698 Tut T B A
MASTERS DEGREE PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 32706 Tut T B A
PH.D. DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 32714 Tut T B A
DMA RECITAL PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 32722 Tut T B A
DMA DOCUMENT PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 32730 Tut T B A
598
599A
599B
599C
Time
Location
Messages
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Music.
Anglin D I ................
Asche C B ...............
Attrep K A ................
Bambach P A ...........
Bauman T A .............
Bell V R ...................
Berkowitz P M .........
Booth W C ...............
Callus H S ...............
Chi C .......................
Cooley T ..................
Dearman J B ............
Djernaes D D ...........
21
20
64
04
02
55
05
46
49
73
28
52
68
Downing S L ............. 75
Ederer E B ................. 76
Epperson A ............... 41
Feigin J S ................. 32
Felber J ..................... 60
Fishman L ................. 77
Forney K K ................ 06
Garber N A ................ 43
Gervais M M ............. 45
Gross S L .................. 42
Haladyna J J ............. 17
Hall P ........................ 38
Horn S ...................... 37
Hsu D M ........................ 15
Hungerford G ................. 23
Hyde M M ...................... 70
Ingham M C ................... 16
Ip I A .............................. 78
Januleviciute .................. 34
Johnson J L ................... 24
Juhn H ........................... 35
Katz D H ......................... 03
Katz M G ........................ 63
Kuchera-Morin ............... 33
Lowi R ............................ 72
Maldonado G ................. 10
Marcus S L ................ 59
Mosher E ................... 12
Nardini L ................... 40
Nathan J S ................. 50
Odello D M ................ 69
Pievac M D ................ 56
Prizer W F ................. 84
Radford A .................. 39
Roads C .................... 08
Roberson M J ............ 74
Root G A .................... 44
Rothfarb L A .............. 27
Rutkowski G B ........... 25
Schindler J A ............
Schreffler G ..............
Sokol M R .................
Tanaka K ...................
Tcharos S S ..............
Van Den Toorn ..........
Yaron Y .....................
Yih A K .....................
18
67
57
66
09
11
26
13
Music–Music Performance Laboratories–MUS A
34
36C
37C
38
39
41
42
43
44
45
45H
46
47S
49
WIND ENSEMBLE
Bambach P A
1.0
Let
32979
Lab T
600-830PM
R
600-730PM
CHAMBER CHOIR
Gervais M M
500-700PM
UNIVERSITY SINGERS
Gervais M M
500-700PM
OPERA WORKSHOP
Sokol M R
1.0 Opt 33001 Lab MWF
200-450
Letter grade required for majors. Lower Division only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
GUITAR ENSEMBLE
Dearman J B
1.0 Let 33019 Lab W
500-650PM
PIANO ENSEMBLE
Asche C B
1.0 Let 33035 Lab T B A
Berkowitz P M
33043 Lab T B A
STAFF
33050 Lab T B A
ORCHESTRA
Schindler J A
700-930PM
FLUTE CHOIR
Felber J
1.0 Let 33076 Lab M
530-630PM
CHAMBER MUS ENSMBL
Asche C B
1.0 Let 33084 Lab T B A
Yaron Y
33092 Lab T B A
Berkowitz P M
33100 Lab T B A
Dearman J B
33118 Lab T B A
Gross S L
33126 Lab T B A
Callus H S
33134 Lab T B A
Felber J
33142 Lab T B A
Rutkowski G B
33159 Lab T B A
Bambach P A
33167 Lab T B A
Radford A
33175 Lab T B A
Epperson A
33183 Lab T B A
BRASS QUINTET
Gross S L
1.0 Let 33191 Lab T B A
HORN ENSEMBLE
Gross S L
1.0 Opt 33209 Lab T B A
CLARINET CHOIR
Bambach P A
1.0 Let 33217 Lab W
400-530
JAZZ ENSEMBLE
Nathan J S
1.0 Let 33225 Lab R
400-550
T
400-550
PERCUSSION ENSEM
Nathan J S
1.0 Let 33241 Lab T
200-350
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
MUSIC LLCH
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC 1145
MUSIC 2218
MUSIC LLCH
MUSIC 1219
MUSIC LLCH
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC 1145
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC GHALL
Music Performance Laboratories
Course
Title
Instructor
70I
70J
70K
70M
70N
70V
134
INDIAN MUSIC ENS
BEGIN GAMELAN ENS
ADV GAMELAN ENS
MIDDLE EAST ENS
MIDDLE EAST CHORUS
GOSPEL CHOIR
WIND ENSEMBLE
Marcus S L
Pievac M D
Pievac M D
Marcus S L
Marcus S L
Bell V R
Bambach P A
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
33258
33266
33274
33282
33290
33324
33340
136C
CHAMBER CHOIR
Gervais M M
1.0
Let
137C
UNIVERSITY SINGERS
Gervais M M
1.0
138
OPERA WORKSHOP
Sokol M R
139
GUITAR ENSEMBLE
140
141
ENSEMBL CONTEMP MUS
PIANO ENSEMBLE
142
143
144
Time
Location
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
33357
TR
TR
TR
T
T
T
T
R
Lab MW
900-1150
400-550
400-650PM
700-950PM
500-630PM
700-930PM
600-830PM
600-730PM
500-700PM
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC 1231
MUSIC 1231
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1145
MUSIC LLCH
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC 1145
Let
33365
Lab TR
500-700PM
MUSIC 2218
1.0
Opt
33373
Lab MWF
200-450
MUSIC LLCH
Dearman J B
1.0
Let
33381
Lab W
500-650PM
MUSIC 1219
Haladyna J J
Asche C B
1.0
1.0
Let
Let
33399
33407
Lab MW
Lab T B A
300-450
MUSIC 1145
Berkowitz P M
33415
Lab T B A
STAFF
33423
Lab T B A
145
145H
ORCHESTRA
Schindler J A
700-930PM MUSIC LLCH
FLUTE CHOIR
Felber J
1.0 Let 33449 Lab M
530-630PM MUSIC GHALL
CHAMBER MUS ENSMBL
Asche C B
2.0 Let 33456 Lab T B A
Bambach P A
33464 Lab T B A
Berkowitz P M
33472 Lab T B A
Dearman J B
33480 Lab T B A
Gross S L
33498 Lab T B A
Callus H S
33506 Lab T B A
Yaron Y
33514 Lab T B A
Rutkowski G B
33522 Lab T B A
Felber J
33530 Lab T B A
Garber N A
33548 Lab T B A
Epperson A
33555 Lab T B A
BRASS QUINTET
Gross S L
1.0 Opt 33563 Lab T B A
HORN ENSEMBLE
Gross S L
1.0 Opt 33571 Lab T B A
146
CLARINET CHOIR
Bambach P A
1.0
Let
33589
Lab W
400-530
MUSIC GHALL
147S
JAZZ ENSEMBLE
Nathan J S
1.0
Opt
33597
149
170I
170J
170K
170M
PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE
INDIAN MUSIC ENS.
BEGIN GAMELAN ENS.
ADV. GAMELAN ENS.
MIDDLE EAST ENS.
Nathan J S
Marcus S L
Pievac M D
Pievac M D
Marcus S L
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
1.0
Opt
Let
Let
Let
Let
33613
33621
33639
33647
33654
Lab R
T
Lab T
Lab TR
Lab TR
Lab TR
Lab T
400-550
400-550
200-350
900-1150
400-550
400-650PM
700-950PM
MUSIC 1145
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC 1231
MUSIC 1231
MUSIC GHALL
170N
170V
MIDDLE EAST CHORUS
GOSPEL CHOIR
Marcus S L
Bell V R
1.0
1.0
Let
Let
33662
33696
Lab T
Lab T
500-630PM
700-930PM
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1145
234
WIND ENSEMBLE
Bambach P A
2.0
Let
33712
236C
CHAMBER CHOIR
Gervais M M
2.0
Let
33720
Lab T
R
Lab MW
600-830PM
600-730PM
500-700PM
MUSIC LLCH
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC 1145
237C
UNIVERSITY SINGERS
Gervais M M
2.0
Let
33738
Lab TR
500-700PM
MUSIC 2218
238
239
OPERA WORKSHOP
GUITAR ENSEMBLE
Sokol M R
Dearman J B
2.0
2.0
Opt
Let
33746
33753
Lab MWF
Lab W
200-450
500-650PM
MUSIC LLCH
MUSIC 1219
240
241
ENSEMBL CONTEMP MUS
PIANO ENSEMBLE
Haladyna J J
Asche C B
Berkowitz P M
2.0
2.0
Let
Let
33761
33779
33787
Lab MW
Lab T B A
Lab T B A
300-450
MUSIC 1145
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
97
Messages
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
98
Music Performance Laboratories • Philosophy
Course
Title
Instructor
2.0
2.0
2.0
Let
Let
Let
BRASS QUINTET
HORN ENSEMBLE
CLARINET CHOIR
JAZZ ENSEMBLE
STAFF
Schindler J A
Felber J
Asche C B
Bambach P A
Berkowitz P M
Dearman J B
Gross S L
Callus H S
Yaron Y
Rutkowski G B
Felber J
Garber N A
Epperson A
Gross S L
Gross S L
Bambach P A
Nathan J S
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
PERCUSSION ENS
INDIAN MUSIC ENS.
BEGIN GAMELAN ENS.
ADV. GAMELAN ENS.
MIDDLE EAST ENS.
ETHNO PERF ENSEMBLE
GOSPEL CHOIR
Nathan J S
Marcus S L
Pievac M D
Pievac M D
Marcus S L
Marcus S L
Bell V R
Brueckner A L
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
McMahon C A
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Brueckner A L
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
242
243
244
ORCHESTRA
FLUTE CHOIR
CHAMBER MUS ENS
245
245H
246
247S
249
270I
270J
270K
270M
270N
270V
Let
Let
Let
Let
33795
33803
33811
33829
33837
33845
33852
33860
33878
33886
33894
33902
33910
33928
33936
33944
33951
33969
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
2.0
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
33985
33993
34009
34017
34025
34033
34066
4.0
Opt
Time
Location
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
TBA
MW
M
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
W
R
T
T
TR
TR
TR
T
T
T
400-530
400-550
400-550
200-350
900-1150
400-550
400-650PM
700-950PM
500-630PM
700-930PM
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC 1145
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC 1231
MUSIC 1231
MUSIC GHALL
MUSIC 1207
MUSIC 1145
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
MWF
M
M
W
F
MWF
M
M
W
R
F
T
MWF
F
R
M
T
F
W
MWF
F
T
W
F
MWF
W
T
F
R
F
W
W
M
M
M
F
F
MWF
M
F
F
W
MWF
T
R
W
900-950
300-350
200-250
1100-1150
1200-1250
1000-1050
200-250
1100-1150
900-950
200-250
1200-1250
1000-1050
1200-1250
1000-1050
900-950
300-350
200-250
100-150
100-150
100-150
1000-1050
900-950
400-450
200-250
1100-1150
1200-1250
900-950
1200-1250
1000-1050
200-250
900-950
200-250
900-950
1200-1250
200-250
900-950
100-150
200-250
1200-1250
1200-1250
1000-1050
300-350
1200-1250
330-420
330-420
300-350
CHEM 1171
SH 5617
SH 5617
SH 5617
GIRV 2123
GIRV 1004
ARTS 1251
SH 5617
ARTS 1251
SH 5617
GIRV 2129
SH 5617
PHELP 1260
HSSB 1206
SH 5617
NH 1109
SH 5617
HSSB 4202
SH 5617
WEBB 1100
HSSB 1231
SH 5617
HSSB 2251
HSSB 3202
BUCHN 1910
HSSB 4202
HSSB 3201
GIRV 2120
SH 5617
HSSB 4201
SH 5617
387 104
HSSB 4202
HSSB 1207
HSSB 1232
HSSB 3201
HSSB 1206
NH 1006
NH 1109
HSSB 1236
HSSB 1211
SH 5617
PSYCH 1802
GIRV 1108
HSSB 1236
ELLSN 2816
700-930PM
530-630PM
Messages
MUSIC LLCH
MUSIC GHALL
GRAD Students only.
Philosophy–PHIL
1
3
4
6
20C
100A
100D
SHORT INTRO TO PHIL
CRITICAL THINKING
INTRO ETHICS
PROF & BUS ETHICS
HISTORY PHILOSOPHY
ETHICS
PHILOSOPHY OF MIND
35998
36004
36012
36020
4.0
Opt
36046
36053
36061
36079
36087
36095
4.0
Opt
36111
36129
36137
36145
36152
36160
4.0
Opt
36186
36194
36202
36210
4.0
Opt
36236
36244
36251
36269
36277
36285
36293
36301
36319
36327
36335
36343
4.0
Opt
36368
36376
36384
36392
4.0
Opt
52951
52969
52977
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
GE: E, E2. A Lab/Dis is Required.
Philosophy • Physical Activities
Course
138
139
142
150B
150D
152
160
185
192
197A
197B
197P
199
199RA
238G
239G
242G
250B
250D
252G
260G
285G
296E
297A
500
501
594
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
STAFF
52985 Dis M
300-350
ELLSN 2816
NORMATIVE ETHICS
STAFF
1100-1150
387 104
META-ETHICS
McMahon C A
400-515
PHELP 1445
ADV TOP PHIL RELIG
Forgie J W
1100-1215
SH 5617
ADV THRY KNOWLEDGE
Falvey K T
1100-1215
HSSB 3201
ADV PHIL OF MIND
Falvey K T
200-315
HSSB 1227
PLATO
Tsouna V
1230-145
ARTS 1251
DESCARTES
Forgie J W
200-315
GIRV 2120
ADV MODERN LOGIC
Anderson C A
1000-1050
SH 5617
INTERN PHILOSOPHY
STAFF
1-12 Opt 36525 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to PHIL Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required prior to
registration.
SR HONORS THESIS
STAFF
2.0 IP
36533 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - grade not assigned until final quarter. Seniors only. Open to PHIL Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior
to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Honors students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize
registration.
SR HONORS THESIS
STAFF
2.0 Let 36541 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Open to PHIL Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept.
approval required prior to registration. Honors students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
SEN PROJECT ETHICS
STAFF
2-4 Let 36558 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to PHIL Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to
registration. Honors students only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 36566 Tut T B A
INDEP RESRCH ASSIST
STAFF
1-5 Opt 36574 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to PHIL Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to
registration.
NORMATIVE ETHICS
STAFF
1100-1150
387 104
GRAD Students only.
META-ETHICS
McMahon C A
400-515
PHELP 1445
GRAD Students only.
PHIL OF RELIGION
Forgie J W
1100-1215
SH 5617
GRAD Students only.
TOP-THRY-KNOWLEDGE
Falvey K T
1100-1215
HSSB 3201
GRAD Students only.
TOP-PHILOS OF MIND
Falvey K T
200-315
HSSB 1227
GRAD Students only.
PLATO
Tsouna V
1230-145
ARTS 1251
GRAD Students only.
DESCARTES
Forgie J W
200-315
GIRV 2120
GRAD Students only.
ADV SYMBOLIC LOGIC
Anderson C A
1000-1050
SH 5617
GRAD Students only.
SEM IN METAPHYSICS
Salmon N U
1-4 Opt 53074 Sem T
330-620PM SH 5617
GRAD Students only.
SEM HISTORY PHIL
Tsouna V
1-4 Opt 36624 Sem R
330-630PM SH 5617
GRAD Students only.
APP TEACH IN PHIL
STAFF
2-4 SU 36632 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
T A TRAINING
STAFF
2.0 SU 36640 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
SPECIAL TOPICS
STAFF
1-4 Opt 36657 Sem T B A
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
1-12 Opt 36665 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Open to PHIL Majors Only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
IND STD MA/PHD EXAM
STAFF
1-12 SU 36673 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
MA THESIS RSCH-PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 36681 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 36699 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Philosophy.
Anderson C A .......... 11
Brueckner A L .......... 08
Falvey K T ............... 07
Forgie J W ................ 05
Hanser M F ............... 03
McMahon C A .......... 09
Rescorla M A ................. 14
Salmon N U ................... 06
Schwyzer H R ................. 13
Tsouna V ................... 04
Wilkins B T ................ 18
Zimmerman A Z ......... 10
Physical Activities–PA 11- 2
1- 4A
1- 5B
1- 5C
1- 6A
1- 6B
1- 6C
1- 7A
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
99
I C BASEBALL
Brontsema R P
0.5 PNP 34074 Lab MTWRF 100-450
BSBL FIELD
Intercollegiate men only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
ELEM BADMINTON
Gregory K M
1100-150
RGYM 1220
INTERMED BASEBALL
Brontsema R P
1000-1050
BSBL FIELD
ADVANCED BASEBALL
Brontsema R P
1000-1050
BSBL FIELD
ELEM BASKETBALL
Beainy B J
0.5 PNP 34108 Lab F
900-1050
RECEN PVGYM
Beainy B J
34116 Lab MW
600-650PM RECEN PVGYM
INTERMED BASKETBALL
Ferrer A J
100-150
RECEN PVGYM
Beainy B J
34132 Lab MW
Stock M P
56911 Lab MW
1100-1150
RECEN PVGYM
ADVANCED BASKETBALL
Ferrer A J
100-150
RECEN PVGYM
Beainy B J
34165 Lab MW
ELEM BOAT & SAIL
Tompkins J N
0.5 PNP 34181 Lab W
1230-220
SB HARBR
Fee charged.
Tompkins J N
34199 Lab R
1230-220
SB HARBR
Fee charged.
Tompkins J N
34207 Lab F
1230-220
SB HARBR
Fee charged.
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
100
Physical Activities
Course
1- 7B
1- 9A
1- 10A
1- 10B
1- 10C
1- 13A
1- 13B
1- 13C
1- 16A
1- 16B
1- 22
1- 24A
1- 24B
1- 25A
1- 25B
1- 25C
1- 26A
1- 26B
1- 29A
1- 29B
1- 30B
1- 31B
1- 31C
1- 32
1- 33
1- 34A
1- 34B
1- 35A
1- 36
1- 37
1- 38A
1- 38B
1- 38C
1- 40A
1- 40B
1- 40C
1- 41B
1- 42
1- 43A
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Tompkins J N
34215 Lab W
230-420
SB HARBR
Tompkins J N
34223 Lab R
230-420
SB HARBR
Tompkins J N
34231 Lab T
230-420
SB HARBR
Tompkins J N
34249 Lab M
1230-220
SB HARBR
Tompkins J N
34256 Lab M
230-420
SB HARBR
INTERMED BOAT & SAI
Tompkins J N
0.5 PNP 34264 Lab F
230-420
SB HARBR
Tompkins J N
34272 Lab R
420-610PM SB HARBR
ELEMENTARY BOWLING
Lee P K
0.5 PNP 34280 Lab R
200-350
ZODO BOWL
ELEM AEROBIC & FITN
Williams K B
1000-1050
RGYM 1430
Miller A E
34306 Lab MW
900-950
RGYM 1430
INT AEROBIC & FITN
Williams K B
1100-1150
RGYM 1430
ADV AEROBIC & FITN
Miller A E
1000-1050
RGYM 1430
ELEMENTARY FENCING
Robinson T
1100-1150
RGYM 2120
Robinson T
34348 Lab TR
1000-1050
RGYM 2120
INTERMED FENCING
Robinson T
1000-1050
RGYM 2120
ADVANCED FENCING
Robinson T
1000-1050
RGYM 2120
BALLROOM DANCE
Ota K
1200-1250
RGYM 2320
Ota K
34389 Lab TR
1200-1250
RGYM 2320
INT BALLROOM DANCE
Ota K
100-150
RGYM 2320
I C GOLF
Lass S
0.5 PNP 34405 Lab MTWRF 300-550
GOLF COURS
Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
ELEMENTARY GOLF
Rassenti D
900-950
STORK FIELD
Rassenti D
34421 Lab TR
1000-1050
STORK FIELD
INTERMEDIATE GOLF
Plotkin S S
1000-1050
STORK FIELD
Plotkin S S
34462 Lab MW
1100-1150
STORK FIELD
ELEM TMBL-FREE EXER
Badulescu M
900-950
RGYM 1270
INTERMED TBL-FR EXR
Badulescu M
930-1020
RGYM 1270
ADV TMBL-FREE EXERC
Badulescu M
930-1020
RGYM 1270
ELEM GYMNAST-APPRTU
Badulescu M
1000-1050
RGYM 1270
INTERMED GYMN APPR
Badulescu M
1000-1050
RGYM 1270
ELEM RACQUETBALL
Rassenti D
900-950
RECEN COURT
Rassenti D
34579 Lab MW
1100-1150
RECEN COURT
INT RACQUETBALL
Rassenti D
1000-1050
RECEN COURT
INTERMEDIATE SOCCER
Friesen M
1000-1050
STORK FIELD
Friesen M
50146 Lab MW
900-950
STORK FIELD
SOFTBALL-INTERMED
Bredbenner K
1000-1050
SFTBL FIELD
SOFTBALL-ADVANCED
Bredbenner K
1000-1050
SFTBL FIELD
I C SOFTBALL
Schroeder K H
0.5 PNP 34637 Lab MTWRF 100-450
SFTBL FIELD
Women only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
I C SWIMMING
Wilson G F
0.5 PNP 34645 Lab MTWRF 100-350
SWIM POOL
Wilson G F
34652 Lab MTWRF 100-350
SWIM POOL
ELEMENTARY SWIMMING
Blair D
100-150
RECEN POOL
Blair D
34678 Lab TR
1100-1150
RECEN POOL
Blair D
34686 Lab MW
100-150
RECEN POOL
Blair D
34694 Lab TR
200-250
RECEN POOL
Blair D
55657 Lab TR
1000-1050
RECEN POOL
INTERMED SWIMMING
Wilson G F
1100-1150
RECEN POOL
Wilson G F
34710 Lab TR
1100-1150
RECEN POOL
Blair D
34728 Lab MW
1000-1050
RECEN POOL
ELEM SYNCHRON SWIM
Houghton B L
0.5 PNP 34736 Lab WF
1000-1050
RECEN POOL
JOGGING FITNESS
Beainy B J
100-150
TRACK FIELD
I C TENNIS
Kirkwood P A
0.5 PNP 34751 Lab MTWRF 200-450
RGYM CTS
Davis M J
34769 Lab MTWRF 200-450
RECEN CTS
ELEMENTARY TENNIS
Kirkwood P A
930-1020
RGYM CTS
Gerstenfeld P
34785 Lab MW
1000-1050
STADM CTS
Gerstenfeld P
34793 Lab MW
1100-1150
RGYM CTS
INTERMEDIATE TENNIS
Gerstenfeld P
900-950
STADM CTS
Gerstenfeld P
34819 Lab MW
1100-1150
RGYM CTS
ADVANCED TENNIS
Kirkwood P A
1000-1050
RGYM CTS
ELEM VOLLEYBALL
Gregory K M
900-950
EVENT CENTR
INTERMED VOLLEYBALL
Gregory K M
1000-1050
EVENT CENTR
ADV VOLLEYBALL
Gregory K M
1000-1050
EVENT CENTR
INTERMED WATER POLO
Bucci M R
900-950
RECEN POOL
I C TRACK AND FIELD
Dolan P H
0.5 PNP 34884 Lab MTWRF 600-850
TRACK FIELD
Dolan P H
34892 Lab MTWRF 200-450
TRACK FIELD
BEGIN WEIGHT TRAIN
Beainy B J
100-150
RECEN WT RM
Beainy B J
34918 Lab TR
200-250
RECEN WT RM
Blair D
34926 Lab MW
900-950
RECEN WT RM
Miller A E
34934 Lab MW
1000-1050
RECEN WT RM
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Messages
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Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Fee charged.
Physical Activities • Advanced Physical Activities
Course
1- 43B
1- 43D
1- 43E
1- 45
1- 47
1- 48
1- 57A
1- 59A
1- 59B
1- 99
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Amaral M E
1000-1050
RECEN WT RM
Williams K B
34959 Lab TR
1100-1150
RGYM 1430
Beainy B J
34967 Lab MW
200-250
RECEN WT RM
Amaral M E
56929 Lab TR
100-150
RECEN WT RM
COND/WT. TRAIN
Schroeder P J
0.5 PNP 34975 Lab T B A
WEIGHT TRAIN-WOMEN
Miller A E
1100-1150
RECEN WT RM
Miller A E
56937 Lab TR
900-950
RECEN WT RM
I C WATER POLO
O’Brien P J
0.5 PNP 35006 Lab MTWRF 300-550
SWIM POOL
Altman D M
35014 Lab MTWRF 100-250
SWIM POOL
I C VOLLEYBALL
Gregory K M
0.5 PNP 35022 Lab MTWRF 100-330
EVENT CENTR
Preston K A
35030 Lab MTWRF 100-330
RGYM 1220
I C SOCCER
Vom Steeg T H
0.5 PNP 35048 Lab TRF
100-250
HARDR STADM
Stumpf P A
35055 Lab MTWRF 300-450
HARDR STADM
ELEM TOUCH RUGBY
Crick P F
100-150
STORK FIELD
ELEM AQUA AEROBICS
Miles D L
900-950
RECEN POOL
INT AQUA AEROBICS
Miles D L
1000-1050
RECEN POOL
LIFETM ACT INTRSTS
Gregory K M
0.5 PNP 35097 Lab T B A
Badulescu M
35105 Lab T B A
STAFF
35113 Lab T B A
Preston K A
35121 Lab T B A
Kipp J A
35139 Lab T B A
Williams K B
35147 Lab T B A
Crick P F
35154 Lab T B A
Houghton B L
35162 Lab T B A
Brontsema R P
35170 Lab T B A
Miles D L
35188 Lab T B A
Ota K
35196 Lab T B A
Tompkins J N
35204 Lab T B A
Rassenti D
35212 Lab T B A
STAFF
35220 Lab T B A
Kirkwood P A
35238 Lab T B A
Bredbenner K
35246 Lab T B A
Miller A E
35253 Lab T B A
Gerstenfeld P
35261 Lab T B A
Robinson T
35279 Lab T B A
Beainy B J
35287 Lab T B A
Wilson G F
35295 Lab T B A
Ferrer A J
35303 Lab T B A
Gilbert A R
35311 Lab T B A
Altman D M
35329 Lab T B A
Beainy B J
35337 Lab T B A
Stumpf P A
35345 Lab T B A
STAFF
35352 Lab T B A
STAFF
35360 Lab T B A
Stock M P
35378 Lab T B A
Schroeder P J
35386 Lab T B A
Friesen M
35394 Lab T B A
Bucci M R
35402 Lab T B A
Messages
INTER WEIGHT TRAIN
Physical Activities–PA A
3
4A
5A
5A
5A
6A
7
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
101
NUTRITION/HEALTH
LIFE FITNESS
FIRST AID & CPR
FIRST AID & CPR
FIRST AID & CPR
PERSONAL DEFENSE
LEAD & TEAM BLDG
Gilbert A R
Gilbert A R
Gilbert A R
Houghton B L
Houghton B L
Houghton B L
Ceriale S
Ceriale S
Ceriale S
Powell R C
Powell R C
Powell R C
Ornelas R R
Ornelas R R
Ornelas R R
Horodowich W
Horodowich W
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
3.0
2.0
Opt
Opt
35410
35436
3.0
Opt
35451
35469
3.0
Opt
35485
35493
3.0
Opt
35519
35527
2.0
Opt
35543
35550
2.0
Opt
35600
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
Lec
Lec
Lab
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lab
MWF
R
MWF
M
TR
TR
M
TR
TR
F
MW
MW
M
M
W
M
W
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
1100-1150
100-150
900-950
1000-1050
800-850
900-950
1100-1150
1000-1050
1100-1150
1100-1150
1100-1150
1200-1250
1000-1050
1100-1250
1100-1250
200-250
200-350
IV THEA1
GIRV 2128
RGYM 1220
NH 1105
RGYM 1410
RGYM 1410
PHELP 1425
RGYM 1410
RGYM 1410
PHELP 1425
RGYM 1410
RGYM 1410
RGYM 2111
RGYM 2120
RGYM 2120
RECEN 2103
RGYM 2120
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
102
Advanced Physical Activities • Physics
Course
8
Title
Instructor
MULTI-EVENT ENDUR
Powell R C
2.0
Opt
Powell R C
Lec
M
51
96
98
100
101
Lab W
F
APPRECIATION SPORTS
Dale J E
PRIN OF OFFICIATING
Malone T A
ANAT OF MUSCU SYSTM
Still K E
LIFEGRD/H2O SAFETY
Houghton B L
2.0 Opt
Lec F
A Lab/Dis is Required. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Fee charged.
Houghton B L
35675 Lab MW
WSI/INTRO HLTH SERV
Houghton B L
3.0 Opt
Lec MW
Houghton B L
35717 Lab MWF
INTRO EX SCI & SPOR
Blair D
FIELDWORK
Schroeder P J
1-4 Opt 35741 Tut T B A
READINGS
Schroeder P J
1-4 Opt 35758 Tut T B A
RESEARCH IN SPORT
Schroeder P J
PHYSIOL OF EXERCISE
Ceriale S
101L
130
131
EXERCISE PHYS LAB
SPORT ADMINISTRATN.
SPORT EXERCISE PSY
30C
32E
47
48
49
35626
Time
Location
900-950
RGYM 1410
800-950
900-950
300-350
100-150
600-750PM
1100-1150
TRACK FIELD
RECEN POOL
BUCHN 1910
RECEN 2103
RECEN 2103
RGYM 1410
1100-1150
800-850
900-950
300-415
RECEN POOL
RECEN 2103
RECEN POOL
PHELP 1444
Messages
1100-1150
900-950
RGYM 2111
RGYM 2111
1000-1150
1000-1050
200-315
1100-1215
100-150
900-950
RGYM 1125
RECEN 2103
RECEN 2103
RGYM 2111
BUCHN 1940
RECEN 2103
140
149
Ceriale S
1.0 Opt 35782 Lab W
Ferrer A J
Schroeder P J
Schroeder P J
35816 Lec TR
SPORT SOCIOLOGY
Dale J E
MOVEMT ED ELEM SCH
Spaventa J A
3.0 Opt
Lec MW
A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Spaventa J A
35840 Lab MWF
SPORT MANAGEMENT
Ferrer A J
APPLIED KINESIOLOGY
Romeo J A
1000-1050
930-1045
1230-145
RGYM 2320
RGYM 2111
RECEN 2103
150
ATHLETIC INJURIES
930-1045
RECEN 2103
160
170I
FISCAL/FACILITY MGT
Romeo J A
300-415
RECEN 2103
TEQ ANLYS-VOLLYBALL
Preston K A
3.0 Let
Lec TR
1000-1050
RGYM 1220
A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Preston K A
50179 Lab TR
1100-1150
RGYM 1220
PRACTICUM COACHING
Ferrer A J
3.0 Let
Sem T
800-850
RECEN 2128
A Lab/Dis is Required. Seniors only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
Ferrer A J
35907 Lab T B A
PRACT HLTH SCIENCE
Gilbert A R
3.0 Let
Lec TR
1100-1150
RECEN 2103
A Lab/Dis is Required. Seniors only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Gilbert A R
35923 Dis T B A
PRACT FITN INST PER
Miller A E
3.0 Let
Lec W
800-850
RGYM 2111
A Lab/Dis is Required. Seniors only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
Williams K B
35949 Lab T B A
TEACH EX SCI & SPRT
Schroeder P J
1-4 Opt 35956 Tut T B A
INTERN EXSCI & SPRT
Schroeder P J
1-4 Let 35964 Tut T B A
STUDIES EXSCI/SPRT
Schroeder P J
1-5 Let 35972 Tut T B A
132
136
180
182
184
185
193
199
Romeo J A
4.0
Opt
35873
Lec
TR
Physics–Astronomy–ASTRO
1
1H
2
BASIC ASTRONOMY
HONORS- BASIC ASTRO
HIST OF UNIVERSE
Antonucci R R
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Martin C L
STAFF
STAFF
4.0
Freedman R A
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
STAFF
Freund E G
Freund E G
4.0
1.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
03087
03095
03103
03111
03129
54502
03145
03152
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Sem
Lec
Dis
Dis
MWF
M
M
T
F
F
M
TR
M
R
900-950
200-250
300-350
500-550
1000-1050
1200-1250
515-615PM
200-315
600-650PM
500-550
BRDA 1610
BSIF 1217
ARTS 1426
ARTS 1247
GIRV 1116
GIRV 2112
PHELP 1444
BRDA 1640
ARTS 1241
ARTS 1426
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
MWF
M
T
T
W
F
TR
M
M
100-150
500-650PM
500-650PM
700-850PM
300-450
200-350
1100-1215
1200-150
300-450
BRDA 1610
HSSB 4202
HSSB 4201
HSSB 1211
NH 1109
HSSB 3201
BRDA 1610
HSSB 4202
HSSB 1237
Physics–PHYS
1
2
BASIC PHYSICS
BASIC PHYSICS
Opt
36715
36723
36731
36749
36756
4.0
Opt
36772
36780
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Physics
Course
2
2
Title
Instructor
BASIC PHYSICS
BASIC PHYSICS
5
5L
BASIC PHYSICS
PHYSICS LABORATORY
6B
6BL
INTRODUCTORY PHYSIC
INTRO EXPER PHYSICS
6C
INTRODUCTORY PHYSIC
6CL
INTRO EXPER PHYSICS
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
Freund E G
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Whittemore T
Freund E G
STAFF
36947
36954
36962
36970
36988
36996
37002
37010
37028
37036
37044
37051
37069
37077
37085
37093
37101
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lab
Lec
Lab
STAFF
37119
Lab
STAFF
37127
Lab
STAFF
37135
Lab
STAFF
37143
Lab
STAFF
37150
Lab
STAFF
37168
Lab
STAFF
37176
Lab
STAFF
37184
Lab
37192
37200
37218
Lec
Lec
Lab
Gwinn C
37226
Lab
Gwinn C
37234
Lab
Gwinn C
37242
Lab
Gwinn C
37259
Lab
Gwinn C
37267
Lab
Gwinn C
37275
Lab
Gwinn C
37283
Lab
Gwinn C
37291
Lab
Gwinn C
37309
Lab
Gwinn C
37317
Lab
Gwinn C
37325
Lab
Gwinn C
Gwinn C
Gwinn C
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
36798
36806
36814
36822
36830
36848
36855
36863
36871
36889
4.0
Opt
36905
36913
36921
4.0
Opt
3.0
1.0
Opt
Opt
3.0
1.0
Opt
Opt
3.0
Opt
1.0
Opt
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
M
M
M
T
T
W
R
R
F
M
TR
M
T
W
MWF
M
M
M
T
T
W
W
W
R
MWF
M
T
T
M
W
TR
M
M
M
M
M
M
T
T
T
T
T
T
W
W
W
W
M
M
TR
TR
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
M
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
T
W
W
W
W
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
Time
300-450
300-450
500-650PM
500-650PM
700-850PM
700-850PM
500-650PM
700-850PM
200-350
300-450
800-915
200-350
500-650PM
300-450
1100-1150
200-350
500-650PM
700-850PM
500-650PM
700-850PM
200-350
300-450
500-650PM
500-650PM
1000-1050
400-650PM
100-350
400-650PM
700-950PM
400-650PM
1230-145
100-350
100-150
100-350
100-150
700-950PM
700-750PM
400-650PM
400-450
400-650PM
400-450
700-950PM
700-750PM
100-350
100-150
700-950PM
700-750PM
700-950PM
700-750PM
930-1045
200-315
100-350
100-150
100-350
100-150
400-650PM
400-450
400-650PM
400-450
700-950PM
700-750PM
100-350
100-150
100-350
100-150
400-650PM
400-450
400-650PM
400-450
700-950PM
700-750PM
100-350
100-150
100-350
100-150
Location
HSSB 1236
HSSB 1223
HSSB 1223
HSSB 3202
HSSB 1210
HSSB 3201
HSSB 1223
HSSB 1206
PHELP 1444
PHELP 3523
BRDA 1610
NH 1111
PHELP 1440
PHELP 1448
BRDA 1610
HSSB 1227
HSSB 3202
HSSB 1206
HSSB 1210
HSSB 1207
HSSB 1227
PHELP 3523
HSSB 3201
HSSB 1210
BRDA 1640
BRDA 2316
BRDA 2316
BRDA 2316
BRDA 2316
BRDA 2316
BRDA 1610
BRDA 2334A
PHELP 1448
BRDA 2334B
PHELP 1448
BRDA 2334A
PHELP 3519
BRDA 2334A
HSSB 1210
BRDA 2334B
HSSB 1210
BRDA 2334A
HSSB 2251
BRDA 2334A
HSSB 3201
BRDA 2334A
HSSB 2251
BRDA 2334B
PHELP 3519
BRDA 1610
BRDA 1610
BRDA 2324A
GIRV 2128
BRDA 2324B
GIRV 2128
BRDA 2324A
PHELP 3519
BRDA 2324B
PHELP 3519
BRDA 2324A
HSSB 3202
BRDA 2324A
GIRV 2128
BRDA 2324B
GIRV 2128
BRDA 2324A
GIRV 2124
BRDA 2324B
GIRV 2124
BRDA 2324A
HSSB 3202
BRDA 2324A
GIRV 2128
BRDA 2324B
GIRV 2128
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
Messages
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊ ∞.
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊ ∞.
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊ ∞.
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊ ∞.
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊ ∞.
GE: C ◊, QNT ◊ ∞.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
103
104
Physics
Course
Title
Instructor
Gwinn C
22
Lab W
W
Gwinn C
37341 Lab W
W
Gwinn C
37358 Lab W
W
Gwinn C
37366 Lab R
R
Gwinn C
37374 Lab R
R
Gwinn C
37382 Lab R
R
Gwinn C
37390 Lab R
R
CONCEPTS OF PHYSICS
Roig F S
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
Roig F S
37416 Dis M
Roig F S
37424 Dis M
Roig F S
37432 Dis T
Roig F S
37440 Dis W
Roig F S
37457 Dis R
HON EXPERIMENT PHYS
Cannell D S
2.0 Opt 37465 Lab F
Pass 1 restricted to PHYS, CRTST Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
Cannell D S
54460 Lab M
Pass 1 restricted to PHYS, CRTST Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
GEN PHYS
Stuart D D
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
25
GEN PHYS
10
13CH
105B
110C
115B
CLASSICAL MECHANICS
ELECTROMAGNETISM
QUANTUM MECHANICS
115BG
QUANTUM MECHANICS
125
129
PARTICLE PHYSICS
COMPUTER INTERFACIN
131
145L
150
157
198
199
210B
215C
217B
220
221C
223C
230B
260A
260B
260C
260D
260E
260F
260G
260H
260J
594
595
596
599
Stuart D D
Cleland A N
Nelson H
Gwinn E G
Gwinn E G
Lubin P
Lubin P
Fraser S P
Cleland A N
Fraser S P
37333
37481
3.0
Opt
Dis
Lec
37507
3.0
Opt
Lec
37523
4.0
Opt
37580
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
37606
37614
Lec
Dis
Lec
Lec
F
MWF
F
MWF
F
MWF
F
TR
M
TR
Time
Location
400-650PM
400-450
400-650PM
400-450
700-950PM
700-750PM
100-350
100-150
400-650PM
400-450
700-950PM
700-750PM
400-650PM
400-450
1200-1250
100-215
330-445
330-445
330-445
330-445
200-450
BRDA 2324A
PHELP 3519
BRDA 2324B
PHELP 3519
BRDA 2324A
HSSB 4201
BRDA 2324A
GIRV 2116
BRDA 2324A
HSSB 1210
BRDA 2324A
HSSB 3201
BRDA 2324B
HSSB 1210
BRDA 1610
BRDA 1019
BRDA 1019
BRDA 1019
BRDA 1019
BRDA 1019
BRDA 3332
200-450
BRDA 3332
1230-145
ARTS 1426
100-150
900-950
1100-1150
1000-1050
200-250
1100-1150
300-350
800-915
200-250
800-915
ARTS 1247
BRDA 1640
PHELP 3505
PHELP 3505
PHELP 1160
SH 1430
ARTS 1247
PSYCH 1802
PHELP 3515
PSYCH 1802
Campagnari C
1200-1250
ARTS 1251
Ahlers G
4.0 Let
Lec MW
100-150
HSSB 4201
Ahlers G
37648 Lab MW
200-450
BRDA 3233
Ahlers G
37655 Lab TR
200-450
BRDA 3233
GRAVITA-RELATIVITY
Blaes O M
900-950
387 104
EXP RES IN ASTROPHY
Lubin P
1-4 Opt 37671 Lab T B A
SPEC TOP ASTROPHYS
Bildsten L
1-4 Opt 54478 Lec TR
1230-145
HSSB 4202
SPEC TOP BIOPHYSICS
Fygenson D K
900-950
ARTS 1247
DIRECTED READING
STAFF
1-5 Opt 37689 Tut T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 37697 Tut T B A
ELECTROMAG THEORY
Incandela J R
1100-1215
PHELP 1160
QUANTUM MECHANICS
Eardley D M
1000-1050
PHELP 1420
MANY BODY PROBLEM
Scalapino D J
900-950
HSSB 1210
ADVANCED STAT MECH
Ludwig A W
4.0 SU 37739 Lec TR
1100-1215
ARTS 1251
REL QUANTUM FIELD
Sugar R L
1000-1050
NH 1109
CONCEPT COND MATTER
Pincus P A
930-1045
HSSB 2202
STRING THEORY
Giddings S B
930-1045
GIRV 2135
COLLOQUIUM
STAFF
1.0 SU 37796 Sem T
330-520
BRDA 1640
SEM MAC PHY ORG SOL
Heeger A J
1.0 SU 37804 Sem R
1100-1200
BRDA 3302
SEM GEN RELATIVITY
Horowitz G
1.0 SU 37812 Sem R
200-350
BRDA 3302
SEM THEORETCL PHYS
Horowitz G
1.0 SU 37820 Sem R
200-350
BRDA 3302
COND MTTR APP PHYS
Cleland A N
1.0 SU 37838 Sem R
400-515
BRDA 3302
SEM HI ENRGY PHYS
Richman J D
1.0 Opt 37846 Sem T
1230-200
BRDA 3302
GRADUATE SEMINAR
STAFF
1.0 SU 37853 Sem F
415-515
BRDA 3302
SEM ASTROPHYS COSMO
STAFF
1.0 SU 37861 Sem W
400-515
BRDA 3302
PHYSICS OUTREACH
Fygenson D K
1.0 SU 37879 Sem F
130-220
GIRV 2124
SPECIAL TOPICS
STAFF
1-4 Opt 37887 Tut T B A
GROUP STUDIES
STAFF
1-6 Opt 37895 Tut T B A
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 SU 37903 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 37911 Tut T B A
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Messages
Pass 1 restricted to PHYS, CRTST Majors Only.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
Physics • Political Science
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
105
Messages
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Allen J .....................
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Blaes O M ...............
Bouwmeester D .......
Campagnari C .........
Cannell D S .............
Carlson J M ............
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41
47
29
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22
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39
Cleland A N .............. 44
Cordova F ................. 45
Eardley D M .............. 08
Fisher M P ................ 37
Freedman R A ........... 20
Fygenson D K ........... 46
Geller R M ................ 50
Giddings S B ............ 38
Gross D J .................. 07
Gwinn C .................... 36
Gwinn E G ................. 28
Hansma H P ................... 40
Hansma P K ................... 09
Hartle J B ....................... 10
Heeger A J ..................... 90
Horowitz G ..................... 23
Imamoglu A ................... 49
Incandela J R ................. 51
Kohn W .......................... 43
Langer J S ...................... 93
Lipman E A .................... 42
Lubin P .......................... 26
Ludwig A W ............... 12
Martin C L ................. 54
Metiu H I ................... 27
Nelson H ................... 05
Oh S P ....................... 59
Pincus P A ................ 13
Polchinski J .............. 32
Richman J D .............. 35
Roig F S .................... 58
Safinya C R ............... 30
Sasseen T P .............. 53
Scalapino D J ...........
Sherwin M S .............
Srednicki M ..............
Stuart D D .................
Sugar R L ..................
Zee A ........................
18
31
24
56
21
02
Political Science–POL S
7
99
104A
104AL
106CE
109
110
121
128
138
148B
155
155L
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
INTRO TO IR
Belkin A
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
400-515
CHEM 1179
GE: WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
53173 Dis R
1200-1250
STAFF
53181 Dis M
600-650PM HSSB 2201
STAFF
53199 Dis F
1200-1250
ELLSN 2816
STAFF
53207 Dis M
700-750PM PHELP 1448
STAFF
53215 Dis T
700-750PM HSSB 1206
STAFF
53223 Dis M
800-850
HSSB 2202
STAFF
53231 Dis F
1200-1250
HSSB 2202
STAFF
53249 Dis F
900-950
HSSB 1224
STAFF
53256 Dis W
630-720PM HSSB 1206
STAFF
53264 Dis W
300-350
STAFF
53272 Dis W
100-150
SH 1609
STAFF
53280 Dis W
730-820PM SH 1609
STAFF
53298 Dis R
700-750PM SH 1609
STAFF
53306 Dis W
1100-1150
STAFF
53314 Dis F
200-250
SH 1609
STAFF
53322 Dis T
600-650PM HSSB 2251
STAFF
53330 Dis R
500-550
ELLSN 2816
STAFF
53348 Dis T
800-850
HSSB 3201
STAFF
55889 Dis R
600-650PM PHELP 1444
STAFF
55897 Dis R
400-450
STAFF
55905 Dis T
500-550
INTRO TO RESEARCH
STAFF
1-4 Opt 38422 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Lower Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
INTRO RES POL SCI
STAFF
1100-1215
SH 1431
RES POL SCI LAB
STAFF
1.0 Opt 38448 Lab W
200-250
HSSB 4202
Co-enrollment required in POL S 104A.
STAFF
38455 Lab W
400-450
HSSB 3202
STAFF
38463 Lab R
300-350
HSSB 1223
STAFF
38471 Lab F
900-950
SH 1609
STAFF
38489 Lab F
1100-1150
PHELP 1444
STAFF
38497 Lab R
1000-1050
SH 1609
SPECIAL TOPICS
STAFF
200-315
PHELP 1508
REVOLUTION
Liu A P
330-445
PHELP 3515
GE: D. Not open to Freshmen.
POLITICAL CONCEPTS
Digeser P
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
930-1045
ARTS 1245
A Lab/Dis is Required. Not open to Freshmen.
STAFF
55921
R
1200-1250
STAFF
55939
R
200-250
HSSB 2201
STAFF
55947
F
900-950
HSSB 1223
INTERNATL POLITICS
Gordon M R
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
530-645PM PHELP 1260
GE: WRT, D. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
38695
F
900-950
HSSB 1215
STAFF
38703
F
1000-1050
STAFF
38711
M
1200-1250
SH 1609
STAFF
38729
W
500-550
STAFF
38737
F
1200-1250
HSSB 1224
STAFF
38745
T
900-950
FORGN POL USSR/SUCC
Kaplan C S
930-1045
GIRV 2128
POL & ECON PAC RIM
Liu A P
200-315
PHELP 1425
REFORM/REV LATN AM
Lopez-Alves F
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1230-145
SH 1431
STAFF
53405 Dis W
500-550
GIRV 1108
STAFF
53413 Dis T
400-450
HSSB 4202
STAFF
53421 Dis W
300-350
HSSB 2251
CONGRESS
Smith E R
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
1200-1250
PHELP 3515
AMH. GE: WRT, D. A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only.
STAFF
38828 Dis F
1200-1250
HSSB 1215
STAFF
38836 Dis F
1200-1250
GIRV 1106
STAFF
38844 Dis F
1200-1250
SH 1609
STAFF
38851 Dis F
1200-1250
PHELP 1445
STAFF
38869 Dis F
1200-1250
PHELP 1444
STAFF
38877 Dis W
1200-1250
PHELP 1425
CONGRESS LABORATORY
Smith E R
1.0 Opt 38885 Lab W
300-550
PHELP 1260
Co-enrollment required in POL S 155.
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
106
Political Science
Course
162
165
189
192
195
197C
197F
199
199RA
206
209
231
242
273A
500
502
503
504
594RC
595C
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
URBAN GOVT & POL
Parker C
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1230-145
ARTS 1245
AMH. A Lab/Dis is Required. Not open to Freshmen.
STAFF
39040
R
500-550
PHELP 1440
STAFF
39057
R
600-650PM PHELP 1420
STAFF
39065
T
300-350
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Lodge J
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
700-815PM BUCHN 1910
AMH. A Lab/Dis is Required. Not open to Freshmen.
STAFF
39099
F
900-950
HSSB 1214
STAFF
39107
F
1000-1050
HSSB 1233
STAFF
39115
F
1200-1250
NH 1109
STAFF
39123
W
1200-1250
STAFF
39131
W
400-450
SH 1609
STAFF
39149
T
300-350
STAFF
39156
M
400-450
SH 1609
STAFF
39164
T
500-550
STAFF
39172
T
200-250
PHELP 1420
CONTEMP POL THEORY
Villa D R
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1230-145
PHELP 1260
GE: E, E2. A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only.
STAFF
39198 Dis F
1000-1050
HSSB 1237
STAFF
39206 Dis F
900-950
HSSB 2201
STAFF
39214 Dis R
330-420
STAFF
39222 Dis T
800-850
HSSB 2201
STAFF
39230 Dis T
900-950
STAFF
39248 Dis F
1100-1150
HSSB 1228
FIELD RES POL SCI
STAFF
4-12 PNP 39255 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to POLS, PRPOL Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Department Approval
HONORS SEMINAR
STAFF
4.0 Let 39263 Sem M
200-450
ELLSN 3843
Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Honors students only.
HONORS THESIS
Bimber B
4.0 Let 39289 Sem W
200-450
NH 2215
Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Honors students only.
SENIOR THESIS
STAFF
4.0 Let 39297 Sem T B A
Sequence course - final quarter. Seniors only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 39305 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. PNP/SU grading allowed for majors. Upper Division only. Open to POLS Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
INDEP RESEARCH ASST
STAFF
1-5 Opt 39313 Tut T B A
Upper Division only. Open to POLS Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
ADV POL RES METH I
Glasgow G E
4.0 Let 39321 Sem MW
1100-1225
ELLSN 3814
GRAD Students only.
GAMES AND MODELS
Adams J
4.0 Opt 53454 Sem R
100-350
ELLSN 3814
GRAD Students only.
COMP METH
Kaplan C S
4.0 Opt 39339 Sem T
100-350
ELLSN 3814
GRAD Students only.
SEM CONTEM POL TH
Villa D R
4.0 Let 39347 Sem M
100-350
ELLSN 3843
GRAD Students only.
INTL POL ECONOMY
Cohen B J
4.0 Let 53462 Sem W
100-350
ELLSN 3814
GRAD Students only.
PRAC FOR TAS
STAFF
2-4 SU 39396 Fld T B A
PRAC TEACH ASSO
STAFF
2-4 SU 39404 Fld T B A
DIRECTED RESEARCH
STAFF
2-4 Opt 39412 Sem T B A
GRAD Students only.
INTERNSHIP
STAFF
2-8 SU 39420 Fld T B A
SPECIAL TOPICS
Parker C
1-4 Opt 53488 Sem W
530-820PM ELLSN 3814
GRAD Students only.
GROUP STUDIES
Cohen B J
2.0 SU 39453 Dis T B A
GRAD Students only.
DIR READ-RESCH
STAFF
2-6 Opt 39461 Tut T B A
MA-PH D EXAM PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 39479 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
MA THESIS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 39487 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 39495 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Political Science.
Adams J ..................
Belkin A ...................
Bimber B .................
Binion G N ..............
Bruhn K ...................
Cohen B J ...............
Cowden J A .............
06
09
48
66
47
39
30
Davidson R H ............ 78
Digeser P .................. 26
Dymski G .................. 05
Freeman L A ............. 28
Glasgow G E ............. 17
Gordon M R .............. 07
Jennings M K ........... 77
Kaplan C S ..................... 36
Liu A P ........................... 12
Lodge J .......................... 13
Lopez-Alves F ................ 27
McDonnell L M .............. 04
Nash M B ....................... 18
Parker C ......................... 23
Rauchhaus R ............. 02
Robinson C J ............ 67
Smith E R .................. 19
Streichler S ............... 31
Villa D R .................... 14
Weatherford M .......... 64
Wiener S L ................ 03
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Woolley J T ............... 22
Wyner A J ................. 29
Political Science • Psychology
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
107
Messages
Political Science Courses in Related Departments
192DC
199DC
WASH CTR INTERNSHIP
Kunkel D L
4-8 PNP 24018 Fld T B A
WASH CTR INDEP RES
Kunkel D L
4.0 Let 24026 Tut T B A
Psychology–PSY
1
102
Fridlund A J
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
1100-1215
CHEM 1179
STAFF
40303 Dis T
800-915
429 111
STAFF
40311 Dis T
930-1045
429 111
STAFF
40329 Dis T
1230-145
429 111
STAFF
40337 Dis T
200-315
429 111
STAFF
40345 Dis T
330-445
429 111
STAFF
40352 Dis T
500-615PM 429 111
STAFF
40360 Dis T
630-745PM 429 111
STAFF
40378 Dis R
800-915
429 111
STAFF
40386 Dis R
930-1045
429 111
STAFF
40394 Dis R
1230-145
429 111
STAFF
40402 Dis R
200-315
429 111
STAFF
40410 Dis R
330-445
429 111
STAFF
40428 Dis R
500-615PM 429 111
STAFF
40436 Dis R
630-745PM 429 111
STAFF
40444 Dis M
500-615PM 429 111
STAFF
40451 Dis M
630-745PM 429 111
STAFF
40469 Dis W
500-615PM 429 111
STAFF
40477 Dis W
630-745PM 429 111
INTRO STATISTICS
Swinth K R
5.0 Opt
Lec MW
330-445
ENGR1 1104
STAFF
40493 Dis R
800-950
PSYCH 1523
STAFF
40501 Dis R
1000-1150
PSYCH 1523
STAFF
40519 Dis R
1200-150
PSYCH 1523
STAFF
40527 Dis F
1000-1150
PSYCH 1523
STAFF
40535 Dis R
200-350
PSYCH 1523
STAFF
40543 Dis F
800-950
PSYCH 1523
INTRO EXPER PSYCH
Sherman D A
500-615PM ENGR1 1104
Pass 1 restricted to PRPSY, PSY, BIPSY, PRBPY Majors Only.
Silver L A
56291 Lec MWF
100-150
PSYCH 1824
Pass 1 restricted to PRPSY, PSY, BIPSY, PRBPY Majors Only.
FIRST-LEVEL HON SEM
Major B N
2.0 Let 40576 Sem W
200-400
407 116
GE: WRT. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Honors students only.
2ND LEVEL HONOR SEM
Major B N
2.0 Let 40584 Sem W
200-400
407 116
GE: WRT. Open to PSY Department Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Honors students only.
SOCIAL ASPECTS BEH
Klein S B
930-1045
PSYCH 1824
105
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCH
German E M
4.0
Opt
53744
Lec
TR
500-615PM
PSYCH 1824
106
BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR
Ben-Shahar O
4.0
Opt
40634
Lec
TR
1230-145
ENGR1 1104
107
INTRO TO PERCEPTION
Loomis J M
4.0
Opt
40642
Lec
MWF
900-950
PSYCH 1824
108
COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOG
Revlin R
4.0
Opt
40659
Lec
TR
1230-145
BUCHN 1910
110L
LAB IN PERCEPTION
Eckstein M P
5.0 Opt
Lec
GE: WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
53769 Lab
STAFF
53777 Lab
STAFF
53785 Lab
STAFF
53793 Lab
PERSONALITY
Fridlund A J
4.0 Opt 40758 Lec
LAB HUMAN MEMORY
Hegarty M
5.0 Opt
Lec
STAFF
40774 Lab
STAFF
53876 Lab
LAB IN ADV RESEARCH
Kim H S
5.0 Opt
Lec
STAFF
40790 Lab
STAFF
40808 Lab
STAFF
53819 Lab
STAFF
53827 Lab
STAFF
53835 Lab
STAFF
53843 Lab
STAFF
53850 Lab
MW
1000-1050
387 101
T
F
R
F
TR
MW
900-1150
1200-250
900-1150
900-1150
200-315
900-950
407 116
407 116
407 116
407 116
CHEM 1179
407 116
MW
MW
M
1000-1150
1200-150
300-450
407 116
407 116
BUCHN 1940
M
T
T
W
W
R
R
600-850PM
300-550
600-850PM
400-650PM
700-950PM
300-550
600-850PM
407 116
407 116
407 116
407 116
407 116
407 116
407 116
5
7
90C
91C
114
117L
120L
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
GE: D. Pass 1 restricted to PRPSY, PSY, BIPSY,
PRBPY Majors Only.
GE: D. Pass 1 restricted to PRPSY, PRBPY,
PSY, BIPSY Majors Only.
GE: C ◊. Pass 1 restricted to PRPSY, PRBPY,
PSY, BIPSY Majors Only.
GE: D. Pass 1 restricted to PSY, PRPSY,
PRBPY, BIPSY Majors Only.
GE: D. Pass 1 restricted to PRPSY, PSY, BIPSY,
PRBPY Majors Only.
Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
108
Course
122
Psychology
Title
MOTIVATION
Instructor
Lopez H H
4.0
Opt
53801
Lec
TR
Time
1230-145
Location
PSYCH 1824
134
135C
Messages
Open to PSY, BIPSY, PHRMA Majors Only.
PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY
Lopez H H
330-445
387 101
FLD EXP PSY SETNGS
Sherman A R
4.0 Opt
Sem W
400-550
PSYCH 1523
GE: WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. PNP/SU grading allowed for majors. Seniors only. Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
STAFF
53975 Fld T B A
137L
ENDOCRINOLOGY LAB
Lopez H H
5.0 Opt
Lec M
200-350
387 101
A Lab/Dis is Required. Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only. Fee charged.
STAFF
53892 Lab T
900-1150
PSYCH 3113
STAFF
53900 Lab W
900-1150
PSYCH 3113
STAFF
53918 Lab R
900-1150
PSYCH 3113
STAFF
53926 Lab F
900-1150
PSYCH 3113
140
SOCIAL INFLUENCE
Sherman D A
330-445
PSYCH 1824
GE: WRT. Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only.
142
COGNITIVE DEVEL
German T P
4.0 Opt 53942 Lec W
400-630PM PSYCH 1824
143P
PRAC SOCIAL DEV
Bugental D E
5.0 PNP 40857 Fld T B A
Seniors only. Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
143S
SEM SOCIAL DEVELPMT
Bugental D E
3.0 Let 40865 Sem M
900-1200
407 102
GE: WRT. Self-Taught & Self-Paced. Seniors only. Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
159
PSYCHOTHERAPY
Sherman A R
4.0 Opt 53959 Lec T
1215-300
PSYCH 1523
160GC SPEC TOPICS PSYCH
German E M
4.0 Opt 40873 Lec W
400-650PM CHEM 1171
196H
HONORS SEMINAR
German T P
4.0 Let 40899 Sem M
1000-1200
PSYCH 1523
Upper Division only. Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Honors students only.
197C
HONORS RESEARCH
STAFF
4.0 Opt 40907 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Sequence course - final quarter. Upper Division only. Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only. Honors students only. Dept. approval
198
READINGS IN PSYCH
STAFF
1-4 Opt 40915 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. PNP/SU grading allowed for majors. Upper Division only. Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to
registration. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
199
RESEARCH IN PSYCH
STAFF
1-4 Opt 40923 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. PNP/SU grading allowed for majors. Upper Division only. Open to PSY, BIPSY Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to
registration. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
221C
MULTIVARIATE METH
Collins N L
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
100-215
PSYCH 1523
A Lab/Dis is Required. GRAD Students only. Open to PSY Majors Only.
STAFF
40956 Dis F
930-1200
NOBLE 2242
230
PSY-PHYSIO VISION
Jacobs G H
4.0 Opt 53983 Lec M
100-330
PSYCH 2201
GRAD Students only.
240
SOCIAL INFLUENCE
Mackie D M
4.0 Opt 53991 Lec W
830-1130
PSYCH 1523
GRAD Students only.
590C
TEACHING PSYCHOLOGY
Sherman A R
1.0 SU 40980 Lec T
600-750PM PSYCH 1523
GRAD Students only.
592BM SPEC INTRST GRP SEM
Major B N
1.0 SU 54007 Sem F
300-430
PSYCH 1523
592GJ SPEC INTRST GRP SEM
Jacobs G H
1.0 SU 54031 Sem R
400-550
PSYCH 1523
592LC SPEC INTRST GRP SEM
Cosmides L
1.0 SU 41012 Sem M
300-550
PSYCH 1523
592MM SPEC INTRST GRP SEM
Miller M B
1.0 SU 54015 Sem F
1200-1250
PSYCH 1523
Miller M B
54023 Sem W
500-600PM PSYCH 2201
592RM SPEC INTRST GRP SEM
Mayer R E
1.0 SU 41020 Sem M
1200-1250
PSYCH 2201
GRAD Students only.
592SK SPEC INTRST GRP SEM
Klein S B
1.0 SU 41038 Sem W
1130-100
PSYCH 1523
594LC SPECIAL TOPICS
Cosmides L
3.0 Opt 54056 Sem F
100-300
PSYCH 2201
GRAD Students only.
594MM SPECIAL TOPICS
Miller M B
3.0 Opt 41087 Sem F
900-1130
PSYCH 2201
GRAD Students only.
594RM SPECIAL TOPICS
Mayer R E
3.0 Opt 54064 Sem W
230-500
PSYCH 2201
GRAD Students only.
594WB SPECIAL TOPICS
Brake W G
3.0 SU 54452 Sem M
330-600PM PSYCH 2201
GRAD Students only.
595
READINGS FOR M A
STAFF
2-12 SU 41095 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Open to PSY Majors Only.
596
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
2-12 SU 41103 Tut T B A
597
INDIV STD-PH D EXAM
STAFF
1-12 SU 41111 Tut T B A
598
MA THESIS RSCH-PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 41129 Tut T B A
599
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 41137 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Psychology.
Ashby F G ...............
Beall A C .................
Ben-Shahar O ..........
Blascovich J ............
Brake W G ...............
Bugental D E ...........
Collins N L ..............
Cosmides L .............
Cotton J W ..............
36
16
35
05
39
29
21
18
15
Depaulo B M ............. 09
Duran R P ................. 23
Eckstein M P ............. 28
Ettenberg A ............... 61
Fisher S K ................. 27
Foley J M .................. 06
Fridlund A J .............. 08
German E M .............. 07
German T P ............... 40
Giles H ........................... 26
Hamilton D L .................. 43
Hegarty M ...................... 17
Ho H-Z ........................... 59
Hong S ........................... 42
Jacobs G H .................... 10
Kim H S ......................... 04
Klein S B ........................ 11
Loomis J M .................... 31
Lopez H H ................. 51
Lytle L D .................... 47
Mackie D M ............... 32
Major B N .................. 12
Mayer R E .................. 37
Miller M B ................. 02
Montello D R ............. 33
Reese B E .................. 19
Revlin R ..................... 38
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Sherman A R ............
Sherman D A ............
Swinth K R ................
Tooby J .....................
Williams G A ............
22
14
46
20
48
Psychology • Religious Studies
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
300-550
PHELP 1410
1100-1215
BUCHN 1920
300-350
600-650PM
200-250
300-350
600-650PM
900-950
1000-1050
1100-1150
1100-1150
800-850
800-850
900-950
100-150
1200-1250
1200-1250
800-950
500-615
1100-1150
1200-1250
700-750PM
400-550
1100-1215
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
ARTS 1426
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3202
ARTS 1241
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3030
HSSB 1174
100-150
200-250
100-150
200-250
900-950
1000-1050
1100-1150
1000-1050
1100-1150
900-950
1100-1150
800-850
1000-1050
1200-1250
700-750PM
100-150
800-850
800-850
200-250
800-850
600-650PM
100-150
600-650PM
600-650PM
600-650PM
200-250
700-750PM
330-445
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
ELLSN 2816
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3024
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3024
HSSB 3030
IV THEA1
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
HSSB 3041
NH 1006
109
Messages
Psychology Courses in Related Departments
592
RES SEM HUM DEVELOP
Ho H-Z
1.0
SU
24042
Sem M
GRAD Students only.
Religious Studies–RG ST
3
108
ASIAN RELIG TRADS
Powell W
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
GE: NWC ◊, WRT, E, E2. A Lab/Dis is Required. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
STAFF
54924 Dis M
STAFF
54932 Dis M
STAFF
54940 Dis T
STAFF
54957 Dis T
STAFF
54965 Dis W
STAFF
54973 Dis F
STAFF
54981 Dis F
STAFF
54999 Dis F
ARABIC III
Campo M
5.0 Opt
Lec MTWR
STAFF
41277 Dis M
STAFF
41285 Dis T
ARABIC VI
Campo M
5.0 Opt
Lec MTWR
STAFF
41301 Dis T
STAFF
41319 Dis T
EGYPT COLLOQ ARABIC
Campo M
HINDI VI
Shah A
CHIC/LAT RELIG TRAD
STAFF
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
STAFF
41459 Dis F
STAFF
41467 Dis F
STAFF
41475 Dis R
BIBLICAL HEBREW III
Garr W R
GODS ON INDIA
Holdrege B A
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
A Lab/Dis is Required. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
STAFF
55038 Dis T
STAFF
55046 Dis T
STAFF
55053 Dis R
STAFF
55061 Dis R
STAFF
55079 Dis F
STAFF
55087 Dis F
INTERMED TIBETAN VI
Hillis G A
4.0 Opt 54080 Lec MTWR
PERSIAN III
Papan-Matin F
5.0 Opt
Lec MTWR
Papan-Matin F
41541 Dis M
PERSIAN VI
Papan-Matin F
5.0 Opt
Lec MTWR
Papan-Matin F
41566 Dis W
PUNJABI III
Singh G
4.0 Opt 54189 Dis MTWR
REL & WEST CIV III
Robert W
4.0 Opt
Lec MWF
STAFF
41582 Dis W
STAFF
41590 Dis T
STAFF
41608 Dis W
STAFF
41616 Dis W
STAFF
41624 Dis R
STAFF
41640 Dis W
STAFF
41657 Dis F
STAFF
41665 Dis W
STAFF
41681 Dis F
STAFF
41699 Dis T
STAFF
41707 Dis R
STAFF
41715 Dis M
STAFF
41723 Dis F
STAFF
41731 Dis W
GLOBAL RELIGION
Hecht R
121B
123
TARGUMIC ARAMAIC II
ASIAN AM RELIGIONS
Garr W R
Busto R V
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
55095
41814
Lec
Lec
MW
TR
1000-1130
200-315
HSSB 3030
GIRV 2128
125
126
131D
131H
SPECIAL TOPICS
ROMAN CATH TODAY
JUDAISM MOD TIMES
POL/REL JERUSALEM
Yang M
STAFF
Hecht R
Hecht R
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
41822
56424
41830
54163
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
TR
MW
MWF
T
330-445
330-445
1100-1150
600-850PM
HSSB 1174
ARTS 1245
SH 1431
CHEM 1171
136
142C
145
148C
CREATION MYTHS
RG LIT IN HEBREW
PATTN COMP REL
ADVANCED ARABIC
White D
Garr W R
Holdrege B A
Campbell S S
Campbell S S
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
54171
41855
54205
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Dis
MWF
MW
TR
TR
TR
1100-1150
1130-1245
200-315
1000-1130
1130-1155
PHELP 3515
HSSB 1236
ARTS 1241
HSSB 3030
HSSB 3030
10C
10F
10X
11F
16
17C
19
30F
57C
57F
60C
80C
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
41871
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
GE: B ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required.
GE: B ◊.
GE: B ◊.
GE: B ◊.
GE: WRT, E, E2, ETH.
GE: WRT, E, E2.
GE: NWC ◊, D.
GE: D, E, E2, WRT.
GE: G.
GE: WRT.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
110
Religious Studies • Renaissance Studies • Sociology
Course
Title
Instructor
159C
167B
ELEM SANSKRIT
RELIG JAPAN CULTURE
Hillis G A
Grapard A G
4.0
4.0
190JC
195
TOP IN REL STUDIES
Cory S C
1100-1215
HSSB 3201
SR HON RESEARCH
STAFF
1-8 Opt 41962 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. PNP/SU grading allowed for majors. Seniors only. Open to RGSTD Majors Only. Honors students only. Instructor Approval Required
to finalize registration. Department Approval Required to finalize registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 41970 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to RGSTD Majors Only. Department Approval Required to finalize registration. Instructor Approval Required
PROSEM HIST THRY RL
Hecht R
4.0 Let 41988 Sem T
300-550
HSSB 3041
REL LIT IN PALI
Wallace V A
4.0 Opt 54155 Sem M
300-550
HSSB 4201
GRAD Students only.
SEM S ASIA BUDDHISM
Wallace V A
4.0 Opt 54148 Sem R
300-550
HSSB 3030
SEM SOCIOLOGY RELIG
Roof W C
4.0 Opt 54130 Sem M
1200-250
HSSB 3041
INDO-TIBET BUD PHIL
Cabezon J I
4.0 Opt 54221 Sem W
1200-250
HSSB 3030
TIBET BUDDHIST TXTS
Cabezon J I
4.0 Opt 54114 Sem R
1200-250
HSSB 3030
MODERN ARABIC LIT
Campbell S S
4.0 Opt 42044 Sem M
1200-250
HSSB 3030
SPECIAL TOPICS
STAFF
4.0 Opt 54239 Sem M
300-550
HSSB 3041
SPECIAL TOPICS
Tambiah S J
4.0 Opt 54247 Sem R
300-550
HSSB 3041
COLLOQUIUM
STAFF
4.0 SU 42069 Sem W
300-550
HSSB 3041
DIR READ & RESEARCH
STAFF
1-12 Opt 42077 Tut T B A
INDP STD MA-PHD EXM
STAFF
1-12 SU 42085 Tut T B A
MA PROJECT RES-PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 42093 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 42101 Tut T B A
199
200C
202A
208
240
254C
255F
289C
292CS
292ST
593
596
597
598AA
599AA
Opt
Opt
54098
54197
Lec
Lec
MTWR
TR
Time
900-950
930-1045
Location
HSSB 1223
ARTS 1426
Messages
GE: WRT.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Religious Studies.
Albanese C L ...........
Busto R V ................
Cabezon J I .............
Campbell S S ..........
Campo J E ...............
Campo M ................
Carlson T A .............
Comstock W R ........
Elizondo V P ............
Erickson R A ............
07
42
37
40
03
09
15
02
30
32
Espinosa G E ............ 26
Friedland R O ............ 53
Gallucci R ................. 35
Garr W R ................... 20
Gibor A ..................... 25
Grapard A G .............. 21
Gunn G B .................. 62
Hajjar L ..................... 41
Hammond P E ........... 29
Hecht R ..................... 16
Holdrege B A .................. 10
Iyer N R .......................... 13
Khan R ........................... 38
Kohl D M ....................... 23
Lantz D ........................... 71
Larson G J ..................... 05
Long C H ....................... 14
Mann G S ....................... 31
Michaelsen R ................. 06
Munoz M V ............... 22
Pearson B A .............. 08
Powell W ................... 45
Reynolds D F ............. 04
Roof W C ................... 27
Singh G ..................... 34
Smart R N .................. 24
Spickard P R ............. 36
Talamantez I .............. 28
Thomas C M ............. 17
Wallace B A ..............
Wallace V A ..............
Weber E ....................
White D G .................
Wilcox M M ..............
18
19
39
12
11
Renaissance Studies–RENST
199
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5
Opt
41145
Tut
TBA
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Renaissance Studies.
McGee J S ............... 35
Meadow M A ........... 03
O’Connell M W ......... 37
Ramicova-Berk ......... 02
Swander H D .................. 52
Sociology–SOC
1
INTRO TO SOCIOLOGY
Taylor V
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
4.0
Opt
42366
42374
42382
42390
42408
42416
42424
42432
42440
42457
42465
42473
42481
42499
42507
42515
42523
42531
42549
42556
42564
Lec
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
TR
R
F
F
R
R
F
R
F
F
F
F
F
T
T
R
R
R
T
M
M
T
1230-145
800-850
100-150
1100-1150
800-850
300-350
1000-1050
300-350
1200-1250
800-850
900-950
1000-1050
200-250
900-950
800-850
700-750PM
400-450
700-750PM
300-350
800-850
700-750PM
700-750PM
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
CAMPB HALL
BUCHN 1934
PHELP 1508
PHELP 3519
GIRV 2127
HSSB 1237
GIRV 2123
HSSB 2251
GIRV 1112
PHELP 1440
PHELP 1440
GIRV 1112
PHELP 3519
BUCHN 1934
PHELP 3523
PHELP 1445
HSSB 1237
HSSB 1223
PHELP 3523
BUCHN 1934
BUCHN 1934
PHELP 1508
Sociology
Course
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
1H
INTRO TO SOC-HONORS
42572
42580
42598
42606
42671
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
W
W
M
R
T
700-750PM
800-850
600-650PM
600-650PM
300-350
BUCHN 1934
PHELP 1508
BUCHN 1934
HSSB 1227
PHELP 1444
4
Lec
TR
1230-145
SH 1430
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
W
W
W
W
TR
900-950
1100-1150
100-150
300-350
800-915
PHELP 1526
PHELP 1526
PHELP 1526
PHELP 1526
PHELP 1160
4H
RESEARCH TRADITIONS
Mohr J
4.0 Opt
A Lab/Dis is Required. Not open to Seniors. Open to PRSOC Majors Only.
STAFF
42697
STAFF
42705
STAFF
42713
STAFF
42721
RESEARCH TRADITIONS
STAFF
4.0 Opt
A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Open to PRSOC Majors Only.
STAFF
42747
STAFF
42754
STAFF
42762
STAFF
42770
RESRCH TRAD: HONORS
Mohr J
1.0 Opt 45856
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
W
W
F
F
T
500-550
600-650PM
800-850
900-950
200-250
GIRV 2110
GIRV 1108
BUCHN 1934
GIRV 2110
GIRV 1106
91A
RELATIONSHIPS
4
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Taylor V
White S A
1.0
2.0
Opt
PNP 42788
Sem MW
100-250
STU HLTH
42796
Sem MW
100-250
STU HLTH
White S A
98
99
108
108C
108F
113C
118L
118M
130SA
131H
133
134
134R
136V
143
146
152A
152B
154A
156B
159LG
164
176A
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
111
Messages
Men only.
Women only.
READINGS SOCIOLOGY
STAFF
1-4 Opt 42838 Tut T B A
INTRO RESEARCH SOC
STAFF
1-4 Opt 42846 Tut T B A
METHODS OF RESEARCH
Straits B C
800-915
BRDA 1640
Open to SOC Majors Only.
CULTURAL ANALYSIS
STAFF
330-445
NH 1105
STUDYING PEOPLE
George-Cramer
200-315
PHELP 3505
MOST RESEARCH
Ward E J
4.0 Opt 42887 Sem M
600-850PM ELLSN 2824
SOCIOLOGY ART/LIT
Drew P A
4.0 Opt 56267 Lec W
400-650PM PSYCH 1802
MUSIC & SOC MVMNTS
Flacks R
4.0 Opt 42903 Lec M
400-650PM 387 103
DVLPMNT IN SO ASIA
George-Cramer
500-615PM HSSB 1173
Upper Division only. Open to SOC, PRSOC Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
POL/REL JERUSALEM
Hecht R
4.0 Opt 45864 Lec T
600-850PM CHEM 1171
GE: NWC ◊, D. Open to SOC Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
SOCIOL MASS COMMUN
STAFF
900-950
BUCHN 1930
GE: D. Open to SOC, PRSOC Majors Only.
SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
Flacks R
4.0 Opt
Lec T
400-700PM GIRV 1004
GE: D, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to SOC, PRSOC Majors Only.
STAFF
42960 Dis W
600-900PM BUCHN 1940
SOC OF REVOLUTIONS
Foran J F
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-315
SH 1431
GE: D, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Upper Division only. Open to SOC, PRSOC Majors Only.
STAFF
45898
W
400-450
ARTS 1426
STAFF
45906
W
500-550
ARTS 1426
STAFF
45914
W
600-650PM ARTS 1426
VIDEO STDY INTRACTN
Zimmerman D H
4.0 Opt 45922 Lec R
400-650PM ELLSN 2609
Upper Division only. Open to SOC Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
SMALL GROUPS
Schulman G I
4.0 Opt 45930 Lec W
600-850PM ELLSN 2824
Upper Division only. Open to SOC Majors Only.
Schulman G I
56374 Lec T
600-850PM ELLSN 2824
SPECIAL TOPICS
George-Cramer
1230-145
HSSB 3202
Segura D A
43042 Lec M
200-450
GIRV 2116
Scheff T J
54718 Lec TR
1230-145
BUCHN 1930
Upper Division only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to SOC, PRSOC Majors Only. Men only.
Scheff T J
56366 Lec TR
1230-145
BUCHN 1930
Upper Division only. Pass 1 & 2 restricted to SOC, PRSOC Majors Only. Women only.
SOC HUMAN SEXUALITY
Baldwin J D
100-150
CAMPB HALL
GE: D.
Baldwin J I
TOPICS IN SEXUALITY
Baldwin J D
4.0 Opt 43109 Sem MWF
200-250
ELLSN 2816
Baldwin J I
SOCIOLOGY OF FAMILY
Johl V
800-915
PHELP 1260
GE: WRT, D. Upper Division only. Open to SOC, PRSOC Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
WOMEN/CULTR/DEVELOP
Bhavnani K
4.0 Opt 43133 Lec W
830-1130
ELLSN 2824
Upper Division only. Open to SOC Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
LESB/GAY COMMUNITY
Ward E J
500-615PM BUCHN 1930
Upper Division only. Open to SOC, PRSOC Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
SOC OF EDUCATION
Johl V
1100-1215
GIRV 2128
GE: D. Open to SOC Majors Only.
SOCIOLOGY OF AIDS
Mutchler M G
4.0 Opt 43174 Lec M
500-750PM BUCHN 1940
GE: WRT. Upper Division only. Open to SOC, PRSOC Majors Only.
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
112
Sociology • Spanish and Portuguese
Course
185A
185D
185G
185S
191CA
191EB
191EC
191EE
191EF
191EG
191EI
193
195H
196HT
198
199
199RA
212Q
214A
230C
236V
261C
265
274
290B
294
501
502
596
597
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
DEVELOP SOC THOUGHT
Cruz J D
1230-145
BREN 1414
THEORIES OF RACE
Daniel R
4.0 Opt 43182 Lec T
400-650PM 387 104
GENDER INEQUALITY
Ward E J
4.0 Opt 43190 Lec W
500-750PM PHELP 1425
SPEC TOP SOC THEORY
STAFF
1000-1050
PHELP 1160
INSTRUCTIONAL LAB
STAFF
1-4 PNP 43232 Tut T B A
ALCOHOL/DRUGS
White S A
1.0 PNP 43240 Tut T
500-650PM ELLSN 2816
NUTRITION/DISORDERS
White S A
1.0 PNP 43257 Tut R
600-800PM PHELP 1440
R.P.E.P.
White S A
1.0 PNP 43265 Tut W
500-650PM WMNS CENTR Instructor approval required prior to registration.
SEX HLTH & RLTNSHPS
White S A
1.0 PNP 43273 Tut R
500-650PM HSSB 1228
HEALTH
White S A
1.0 PNP 43281 Tut T B A
LEADERSHIP
White S A
1.0 PNP 43299 Tut T B A
SENIOR SEMINAR
Daniel R
4.0 Opt 43307 Sem R
400-650PM HSSB 1232
HONORS COLLOQUIUM
Falasca S
2.0 PNP 43331 Sem W
1200-150
ELLSN 2824
HONORS PRACTICUM
Bielby D D
4.0 Let 43349 Sem F
1200-250
ELLSN 2824
Sequence course - final quarter. Honors students only. Instructor Approval Required to finalize registration.
READINGS IN SOC
STAFF
1-5 Opt 43356 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. PNP/SU grading allowed for majors. Upper Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Opt 43364 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. PNP/SU grading allowed for majors. Upper Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration. Instructor approval required
IND RESEARCH ASSIST
STAFF
1-5 PNP 43372 Tut T B A
QMSS SEMINAR
Wong R S
2.0 SU 43398 Lec R
300-450
HSSB 2201
RACE/ETHNICITY/NATN
Daniel R
4.0 Opt 43406 Sem R
400-650PM HSSB 1232
SOC MVMT & POL CONS
Flacks R
4.0 Opt 54700 Sem T B A
VID STDY SOC INTR
Zimmerman D H
4.0 Opt 45989 Sem R
400-650PM ELLSN 2609
COMP INSTITUTIONS
Mohr J
4.0 SU 43448 Sem T
400-550
ELLSN 2824
GRAD Students only.
DEVELOPMENT AND ALT
Foran J F
4.0 Opt 45997 Sem F
900-1150
ELLSN 2824
Bhavnani K
PROSEM LANG/SOC/ORG
Lerner G
2-4 SU 43455 Sem F
130-330
PHELP 2536
TA TRAINING SEMINAR
Sutton J R
4.0 SU 46003 Sem T B A
SPECIAL TOPICS
Cruz J D
4.0 Opt 43463 Sem R
200-450
ELLSN 2816
APPRENTICE TCHG
STAFF
4.0 SU 43497 Tut T B A
RES ASSIST PRACT
STAFF
2-4 SU 43505 Tut T B A
DIR READ & RSCH
STAFF
2-5 Opt 43513 Tut T B A
IND STD MA-PHD EXAM
STAFF
4-8 SU 43521 Tut T B A
MA THESIS RSCH-PREP
STAFF
1-12 SU 43539 Tut T B A
PHD DISS RSCH PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 43547 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Sociology.
Andreatta B J ...........
Appelbaum R ...........
Baldwin J D .............
Baldwin J I ..............
Bhavnani K ..............
Bielby D D ...............
Bielby W T ...............
Cruz J D ..................
32
27
02
84
21
56
59
35
Daniel R .................... 36
Earl J ........................ 37
Falasca S .................. 20
Fenstermaker ............ 44
Flacks R .................... 08
Foran J F .................. 06
Friedkin N E .............. 65
Friedland R O ............ 53
George-Cramer .............. 03
Gordon A F .................... 28
Johl V ............................ 12
Lerner G ......................... 30
Mohr J ........................... 24
Molotch H L ................... 14
Raymond G .................... 10
Robinson W I ............ 25
Scheff T J .................. 16
Schneider B E ............ 87
Schulman G I ............ 17
Segura D A ................ 15
Straits B C ................. 29
Sutton J R ................. 05
Taylor V ..................... 41
Twine F W .................
White S A ..................
Winant H ...................
Wong R S .................
Zimmerman D H .......
09
89
42
13
26
Sociology Courses in Related Departments
20
INTRO TO UNIVERSITY
Andreatta B J
GE: WRT ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Freshmen only.
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
3.0
Let
Lec
R
600-730PM
GIRV 1004
23648
23655
23663
23671
23689
23697
23705
23713
23721
23739
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
700-900PM
GIRV 2112
GIRV 1116
GIRV 2123
GIRV 2127
GIRV 1112
GIRV 1119
GIRV 2115
GIRV 2116
GIRV 2119
GIRV 2120
39503
39511
39529
55491
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
TR
1000-1050
1100-1150
1100-1150
1100-1215
GIRV 1116
GIRV 1116
NH 1111
PHELP 3206
Spanish and Portuguese–Portuguese–PORT
3
ELEM PORTUGUESE
6
16B
INTERMED PORTUGUESE
PORT FOR SPAN SPKRS
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Almeida A B
4.0
Opt
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
GE: B ◊.
GE: B ◊.
Course
102B
106C
120D
195
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
206C
591
ADV GRAMMAR & COMP
Almeida A B
930-1045
PHELP 3206
SURVEY:BRAZIL LIT
Oliver E V
130-245
PHELP 3206
PORT LIT-ENGL TRANS
Camilo-Dos-Sa
1230-145
PHELP 1440
SEN HONORS IND RES
STAFF
4.0 Let 39578 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Open to PORT Majors Only. Honors students only.
INDEP PORT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 39586 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
SUR BRAZ LIT/SPAN
Oliver E V
130-245
PHELP 3206
TA PRACTICUM
McGovern T M
4.0 SU 39602 Tut T B A
592
593
TEACH ASSOC PRACTIC
RES ASSIST PRACTIC
594
596
SPECIAL TOPICS
Oliver E V
1-4 Let 39636 Sem R
300-550
PHELP 3206
DIR READ & RSCH
STAFF
2-4 Let 39644 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. GRAD Students only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 39651 Tut T B A
199
599AA
McGovern T M
STAFF
4.0
2-4
SU
SU
39610
39628
Tut
Tut
TBA
TBA
Messages
GE: G. Upper Division only.
GE: G, WRT.
GRAD Students only.
GRAD Students only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Portuguese.
Almeida A B ............ 07
Camilo-Dos-Sa ....... 03
McGovern T M .......... 20
Raposo E .................. 24
Sharrer H L .................... 05
Spanish and Portuguese–Spanish–SPAN
1
ELEMENTARY SPANISH
2
ELEMENTARY SPANISH
3
ELEMENTARY SPANISH
4
INTERMED SPANISH
5
INTERMED SPANISH
6
INTERMED SPANISH
16A
25
SPAN FOR SPAN SPKRS
ADV GRAMMAR & COMP
100
102A
102L
INTRO HISP LINGUIST
ADV GRAMMAR & COMP
INTRO HISP LIT STDS
110A
110B
110C
110D
111C
114A
122B
151A
153
176
178
183L
SPAN LIT BEGIN PRES
SPAN LIT BEGIN PRES
SPAN LIT BEGIN PRES
SPAN LIT BEGIN PRES
SP-AM LIT BEGIN/PRS
SPAN LANG: LING APP
MEDIEVAL SPAN LIT
INTENSIVE CATALAN
BASQUE STUDIES
CONTEMP SPAN CULT
MEXICAN CULTURE
STD: AUTHOR/TOPIC
184
194
BORGES SP-AM STORY
SPAN AMER WOMEN WRI
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Jefferson M E
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
Nazif M
Jefferson M E
Jefferson M E
STAFF
Sharrer H L
Cortijo A
McGovern T M
Bermudez S
Lomeli F A
Miglio V G
Sharrer H L
STAFF
STAFF
Bermudez S
Perissinotto
Levine S
Miglio V G
Poot-Herrera
Poot-Herrera
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
Opt
43554
43562
43570
43588
43596
43604
43612
43646
43653
43661
43679
43687
43695
43703
43711
43729
43745
43752
43760
43778
43794
43802
43810
43828
43836
43844
55509
53520
43901
43919
43935
43943
43950
43968
43976
53538
53546
43984
53553
43992
44008
53561
44040
53579
53587
53595
56994
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Dis
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
MTWR
TR
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
MWF
W
TR
TR
TR
MWF
MWF
TR
TR
TR
T
1100-1150
1200-1250
100-150
100-150
1200-1250
1000-1050
900-950
800-850
900-950
1000-1050
1100-1150
1100-1150
1200-1250
1200-1250
400-450
100-150
300-350
100-150
1100-1150
1200-1250
900-950
200-250
100-150
900-950
100-150
1100-1150
1000-1050
200-250
900-950
1200-1250
300-350
1100-1215
1100-1150
900-950
300-350
1100-1150
200-250
300-550
1230-145
1100-1215
1100-1215
1000-1050
900-950
1230-145
330-445
1230-145
300-550
GIRV 2124
GIRV 2124
GIRV 2108
GIRV 2120
PHELP 1445
GIRV 2108
PHELP 1445
PHELP 1444
PHELP 1444
GIRV 2120
GIRV 2108
GIRV 2120
GIRV 2119
PHELP 3519
HSSB 1228
PHELP 1445
GIRV 2124
GIRV 2124
GIRV 2119
GIRV 2120
GIRV 2124
GIRV 2124
PHELP 3519
GIRV 2120
PHELP 1444
GIRV 2116
GIRV 2124
PHELP 3523
GIRV 2108
GIRV 2108
HSSB 1228
PHELP 1425
PHELP 1448
PHELP 3515
PHELP 3505
PHELP 3523
PHELP 1425
BUCHN 1940
PHELP 1160
PHELP 3505
PHELP 1440
PHELP 3523
PHELP 1448
GIRV 1108
PHELP 1160
PHELP 1425
HSSB 2251
4.0
Opt
4.0
Opt
4.0
Opt
4.0
Opt
4.0
Opt
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
Opt
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
53603
53611
Lec
Lec
TR
TR
800-915
930-1045
PHELP 3519
PHELP 1160
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
113
GE: B ◊.
GE: B ◊.
GE: B ◊.
GE: B ◊.
GE: E, E2.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
114
Course
195
196
199
210A
210B
210C
210D
211C
222B
260
293
294B
296B
591
592
594A
596
597
598
599
Spanish and Portuguese • Speech & Hearing Sciences • Statistics & Applied Probability
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
SEN HONORS IND RES
STAFF
4.0 Let 44065 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Open to SPAN, PORT Majors Only. Honors students only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
INTERNSHIP
Poot-Herrera
2-3 PNP 44073 Fld T B A
Upper Division only. Open to SPAN, PORT Majors Only. Dept. approval required prior to registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-5 Let 44081 Tut T B A
SPAN LIT/PORT GRADS
Sharrer H L
1100-1150
PHELP 3523
GRAD Students only.
Open to PORT Majors Only.
SPAN LIT/PORT GRADS
Cortijo A
200-250
PHELP 1425
GRAD Students only.
SPAN LIT/PORT GRADS
McGovern T M
4.0 Let 53645 Sem W
300-550
BUCHN 1940
GRAD Students only.
SPAN LIT/PORT GRADS
Bermudez S
1230-145
PHELP 1160
GRAD Students only.
SPAN/AM LIT—PORT
Lomeli F A
1100-1215
PHELP 3505
GRAD Students only.
MEDL PENINSULAR LIT
Sharrer H L
4.0 Opt 56861
MWF
1000-1050
PHELP 3523
STD 19C SPAN LIT
Cabranes-Gran
4.0 Opt 53660 Sem W
300-550
PHELP 4312
TRANS: LING & LIT
Levine S
4.0 Let 53678 Sem T
300-550
HSSB 2251
GRAD Students only.
Miglio V G
RSRCH SPAN-AMER LIT
Levine S
4.0 Opt 53686 Sem R
300-550
PHELP 4312
RSCH SEM-SPAN LING
STAFF
4.0 Opt 53694 Sem R
300-550
GIRV 1106
TA PRACTICUM
McGovern T M
4.0 SU 44123 Fld T B A
TEACH ASSOC PRACTIC
McGovern T M
4.0 SU 44131 Fld T B A
SPECIAL TOPICS
Cortijo A
1-4 Opt 44149 Sem M
300-550
PHELP 4312
GRAD Students only.
DIR READ & RSCH
STAFF
2-4 Let 44172 Tut T B A
IND STD MA-PHD EXAM
STAFF
2-8 SU 44180 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
MA THESIS RSCH PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 44198 Tut T B A
PH D DISS PREP
STAFF
2-12 SU 44206 Tut T B A
GRAD Students only.
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Spanish.
Avalle-Arce J ...........
Bermudez S .............
Castillo J L ..............
22
10
09
08
Checa J ..................... 02
Cortijo A ................... 11
Fuentes V F ............... 05
Levine S .................... 07
Lomeli F A ..................... 31
McCracken E .................. 03
McGovern T M ............... 20
Miglio V G ..................... 27
Perissinotto ............... 26
Poot-Herrera ............. 04
Raposo E ................... 24
Sharrer H L ................ 16
Speech & Hearing Sciences–SHS
50
131
167
182
194
197
199
INTRO COMMUN DIS
Ingham J
4.0 Opt
Lec R
900-1150
GE: WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required.
Ingham J
42135
R
300-350
REHAB HEAR IMPAIRED
Danhauer J L
4.0 Let 46151 Lec W
400-650PM GIRV 2108
INTRO TO STUTTERING
Ingham R J
1230-145
HARDR 1035
UNDERGRAD THESIS
STAFF
4.0 Let 42168 Tut T B A
GRP STUDIES ADV STU
STAFF
1-4 Opt 42176 Sem T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Self-Taught & Self-Paced. Upper Division only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
INSTRUCTIONAL LAB
STAFF
1-4 PNP 42184 Tut T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Seniors only. Instructor approval required prior to registration.
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-4 Opt 42192 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Speech & Hearing Sciences.
Danhauer J L ........... 05
Ingham J ................... 02
Ingham R J ..................... 36
Jackson R A .............. 33
Statistics & Applied Probability–PSTAT
5A
STATISTICS
Hinkley D
STAFF
5.0
Opt
39677
Lec
Dis
STAFF
39685
Dis
STAFF
39693
Dis
STAFF
39701
Dis
STAFF
39719
Dis
STAFF
39727
Dis
MWF
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
100-150
830-920
830-920
830-920
830-920
930-1020
930-1020
930-1020
930-1020
1100-1150
1100-1150
1100-1150
1100-1150
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
MUSIC LLCH
HSSB 4202
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
HSSB 4202
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
Statistics & Applied Probability
Course
5E
120A
120B
120C
126
130
160B
172B
182T
199
Title
Instructor
Time
STAFF
39735
Dis
STAFF
39743
Dis
STAFF
39750
Dis
STAFF
39768
Dis
STAFF
39776
Dis
STAFF
39784
Dis
STAFF
39792
Dis
STAFF
39800
Dis
STAFF
39818
Dis
STAFF
39826
Dis
STAFF
55533
Dis
STAFF
55541
Dis
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
T
R
TR
1200-1250
1200-1250
1200-1250
1200-1250
100-150
100-150
100-150
100-150
200-250
200-250
200-250
200-250
300-350
300-350
300-350
300-350
400-450
400-450
400-450
400-450
500-550
500-550
500-550
500-550
200-315
M
M
F
F
F
M
R
R
F
R
M
M
M
TR
R
F
F
R
MWF
W
W
R
TR
M
TR
M
MWF
W
MWF
W
MWF
M
W
600-750PM
400-550
1100-1250
1000-1150
1200-150
600-750PM
500-650PM
500-650PM
1000-1150
400-550
400-550
200-350
200-350
930-1045
500-550
1200-150
1000-1050
400-450
1100-1150
600-650PM
300-350
500-550
200-315
300-350
1230-145
400-450
100-150
900-950
1200-1250
1000-1050
200-250
500-550
400-450
STAT ECON BUS APPL
Feldman R
5.0 Opt
Lec
GE: QNT ◊, C ◊. A Lab/Dis is Required. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
STAFF
39842 Dis
STAFF
39859 Dis
STAFF
39867 Dis
STAFF
39875 Dis
STAFF
39883 Dis
STAFF
39891 Dis
STAFF
39909 Dis
STAFF
39917 Dis
STAFF
39925 Dis
STAFF
39933 Dis
STAFF
39941 Dis
STAFF
39958 Dis
STAFF
55558 Dis
PROB & STATISTICS
Carter A V
4.0 Opt
Lec
STAFF
39974 Dis
STAFF
39982 Dis
STAFF
39990 Dis
STAFF
40006 Dis
PROB & STATISTICS
Holmes D E
4.0 Opt
Lec
STAFF
40022 Dis
STAFF
40030 Dis
STAFF
55566 Dis
PROB & STATISTICS
Meiring W
4.0 Let
Lec
STAFF
40055 Dis
REGRESSION ANALYSIS
Hsu S J
4.0 Opt
Lec
STAFF
40071 Dis
STATISTICAL COMPUT
Holmes D E
4.0 Opt
Lec
STAFF
55574 Dis
STOCHASTIC PROCESS
Bonnet G
4.0 Opt
Lec
STAFF
40097 Dis
ACTUARIAL STAT II
Bishwal J P
4.0 Opt
Lec
STAFF
40121
ACTUARIAL TUTORIAL
Bishwal J P
1.0 PNP 40139 Lec
Location
SH 1609
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
HSSB 1236
HSSB 4201
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
HSSB 4201
HSSB 4201
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
HSSB 4201
HSSB 3201
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
HSSB 4201
HSSB 1237
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
HSSB 1236
HSSB 3201
HSSB 1207
HSSB 4202
HSSB 1215
HSSB 4201
HSSB 4201
HSSB 3202
HSSB 4201
HSSB 1224
HSSB 3201
HSSB 1214
GIRV 2128
HSSB 1214
SH 1431
ARTS 1251
HSSB 3202
HSSB 4201
HSSB 3202
BRDA 1640
HSSB 4201
NH 1111
HSSB 1227
ARTS 1251
ARTS 1247
ARTS 1426
GIRV 1116
HSSB 2251
HSSB 1228
HSSB 1214
GIRV 1108
PHELP 1440
HSSB 1210
GIRV 2135
207C
213C
PROB THEORY/STOC PR
215C
220C
STAT DECISION THRY
ADV STAT METHODS
222C
ADV STOCHASTIC PROC
230
SEM IN STAT-LAB
262WM SEMINARS IN P/STAT
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
4.0
4.0
Opt
Opt
STAFF
Englander J
Wang Y
Meiring W
4.0
4.0
1-6
Opt
Opt
Opt
LAB - Laboratory
LEC - Lecture
40162
4.0
Opt
M - Monday
PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
40188
54429
40204
54437
40212
54445
Dis
Lec
Lec
Lec
M
MWF
M
TR
TR
300-350
1000-1050
1200-1250
1230-145
930-1045
GIRV 2110
SH 1609
GIRV 1108
GIRV 2110
GIRV 1108
Dis
Lec
Lec
Lec
R
MWF
TR
TR
400-450
1100-1150
1230-145
1100-1215
HSSB 4202
HSSB 1214
HSSB 2201
GIRV 2135
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
Messages
PHELP MCL
PHELP MCL
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-4 Opt 40147 Tut T B A
STATISTICAL THEORY
Carter A V
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-315
HSSB 1232
STAFF
Bishwal J P
STAFF
Jammalamadaka
Hsu S J
115
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
116
Statistics & Applied Probability • Women’s Studies
Course
500
501
502
510
596
598
599
Title
Instructor
Time
Location
Messages
TCH ASST PRACTICUM
STAFF
1-4 SU 40220 Sem T B A
TCH ASST TRAINING
STAFF
1-2 SU 40238 Fld T B A
TCH ASSOC PRACTICUM
STAFF
1-5 SU 40246 Fld T B A
READING AREA EXAM
STAFF
2-6 SU 40253 Tut T B A
DIR READ & RSCH
STAFF
1-6 SU 40261 Tut T B A
MA RSCH & PREP
STAFF
1-6 SU 40279 Tut T B A
DISS RSCH & PREP
STAFF
1-6 SU 40287 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Statistics & Applied Probability.
Bonnet G ................. 05
Carter A V ................ 23
Englander J ............. 07
Feldman R ................ 15
Hinkley D .................. 02
Holmes D E ............... 04
Hsu S J .......................... 08
Jammalamadaka ............ 43
Meiring W ...................... 03
Rachev S T ................ 06
Wang Y-D ................. 19
Women’s Studies–WM ST
20
40
60
99
144
159LG
182
186CT
190
199
501
594GC
596SS
WOM, SOC, CULTURE
Rupp L J
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
330-445
ENGR1 1104
GE: WRT, D. A Lab/Dis is Required.
STAFF
44222 Dis F
1100-1150
HSSB 1207
STAFF
44230 Dis W
1000-1050
STAFF
44248 Dis F
1200-1250
HSSB 1207
STAFF
44255 Dis W
900-950
STAFF
44263 Dis F
1000-1050
HSSB 1232
STAFF
44271 Dis F
1100-1150
HSSB 1223
STAFF
46755 Dis T B A
STAFF
46763 Dis T B A
STAFF
46771 Dis T B A
WOM, REP, CUL PROD
Karagoz C
4.0 Opt
Lec MW
200-315
ENGR1 1104
STAFF
46813 Dis T B A
STAFF
46821 Dis T B A
STAFF
46839 Dis T B A
STAFF
46847 Dis T B A
STAFF
46854 Dis T B A
STAFF
46862 Dis T B A
WOMEN OF COLOR
Chang G
4.0 Opt
Lec TR
200-315
GE: D, ETH, WRT. A Lab/Dis is Required. Letter grade required for majors.
STAFF
46912 Dis T B A
STAFF
46920 Dis T B A
STAFF
46938 Dis T B A
STAFF
46946 Dis T B A
STAFF
46953 Dis T B A
STAFF
46961 Dis T B A
INDEPENDENT STUDIES
STAFF
1-4 Let 44321 Tut T B A
REP & ACTIVISM
Bobo J
4.0 Opt 44339 Lec W
200-450
KERR STD A
LESB/GAY COMMUNITY
Ward E J
500-615PM BUCHN 1930
Upper Division only. Open to WOMST Majors Only. Cross-listed course, refer to current catalog.
FEM RESEARCH & PRAC
Oaks L M
1230-145
ARTS 1247
Letter grade required for majors. Upper Division only. Open to WOMST Majors Only.
GENDER AND CULTURE
STAFF
330-445
HSSB 1211
Letter grade required for majors. Upper Division only. Open to WOMST Majors Only.
COMMUNITY INTERNSHP
STAFF
2-4 Opt 44412 Fld T B A
Indiv. Instruction, Use Instructor Code to Enroll. Upper Division only. Open to WOMST Majors Only. Instructor approval required prior to registration. Dept. approval required prior
to registration.
IND STU WOMEN’S STU
STAFF
1-4 Opt 44446 Tut T B A
APPRENTICE TEACHING
STAFF
4.0 SU 44453 Lec T B A
GRAD Students only.
SPECIAL TOPICS
Chang G
4.0 SU 46797 Sem W
300-550
SH 4703
GRAD Students only.
DIRECTED READINGS
STAFF
2-8 SU 44487 Tut T B A
Please use these codes when enrolling for courses with Individualized Instruction in Women’s Studies.
Bobo J ..................... 03
Boris E C ................. 12
Chang G ................... 06
Haladay J M .............. 04
Hernandez E D ............... 05
Karagoz C ...................... 08
Oaks L M ................... 02
Rupp L J .................... 07
ETH - Ethnicity
WRT - Writing
Writing Program
Course
Title
Instructor
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
4.0
Let
4.0
Let
4.0
Let
Time
Location
117
Messages
Writing Program–Writing–WRIT
1
APP TO UNIV WRIT
2
ACADEMIC WRITING
2LK
ACAD WRITING LINK
50
50E
60
105CN
DIS - Discussion
F - Friday
FLD - Field
44503
44511
44529
44537
44545
44552
49569
49577
49585
44560
44578
44594
44602
44610
44628
44636
44644
44651
44669
44677
44685
44693
44701
44719
44727
44735
44743
44750
44768
44776
44784
44792
44800
44818
44826
44834
44842
44859
44867
44891
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
Lec
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LEC - Lecture
2.0
4.0
PNP 49957
Let 49932
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PNP - Passed/not
passed grading
Sem M
Lec TR
R - Thursday
S - Saturday
SEM - Seminar
STD - Studio
SU - Satisfactory/
T - Tuesday
GE: SUB.
GE: A1.
GE: A1.
Co-enrollment required in SOC 1.
Co-enrollment required in PSY 1.
Co-enrollment required in ARTHI 6C.
GE: A2. Not open to Freshmen.
Freshman Seminar. Open to EE, ECE, CHEME,
ME, CMPEN, PRCME Majors Only.
TUT - Tutorial
U - Sunday
W - Wednesday
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109HU
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WRIT FOR FILM
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WRIT HEALTH PRFSSN
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1100-1215
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WRIT SOC SCIENCE
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WRIT FOR VIS ARTS
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ADV TOPICS WRITING
STAFF
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INTERNSHIP IN WRIT
Tourney L D
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200-315
HSSB 1207
Zimmerman M
45450 Sem TR
330-445
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SEM PROF EDITING
Tourney L D
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Zimmerman M
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STAFF
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500-615PM HSSB 1207
DIRECTED TEACHING
STAFF
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ARTHI
ARTST
AS AM
ASTRO
BL ST
BMSE
CH E
CHEM
CH ST
CHIN
CLASS
C LIT
CMPSC
COMM
DANCE
DA
EACS
ECE
ECON
ED
EEMB
ENGL
ENGR
ENV S
ESM
FLMST
FR
GCMPS
GEOG
GEOL
GENED
GER
GLOBL
GPS
GREEK
HEB
HIST
INEST
INT
ITAL
JAPAN
KOR
LATIN
LAIS
LAWSO
LING
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Anthropology
History of Art and Architecture
Art Studio
Asian American Studies
Astronomy
Black Studies
Biomolecular Science & Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Chemistry
Chicano Studies
Chinese
Classics
Comparative Literature
Computer Science
Communication
Dance
Dramatic Art
East Asian Cultural Studies
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Economics
Education
Ecology, Evolution, and Marine Biology
English
Engineering
Environmental Studies
Environmental Science and Management
Film Studies
French
Graduate Computer Science
Geography
Geological Sciences
General Education
German
Global and International Studies
Global Peace and Security
Greek
Hebrew
History
Islamic and Near Eastern Studies
Interdisciplinary
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Latin
Latin American and Iberian Studies
Law and Society
Linguistics
Codes
MARSC
MATRL
MAT
MATH
MCDB
ME
ME ST
MS
MUS
MUS A
NAT S
PHIL
PA
PA A
PHYS
POL S
PORT
PSTAT
PSY
RENST
RG ST
SEMIT
SLAV
SOC
SPAN
SHS
WM ST
WRIT
Subjects
Marine Science
Materials
Media Arts & Technology
Mathematics
Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology
Mechanical and Environmental Engineering
Medieval Studies
Military Science
Music
Music Performance Laboratories
Natural Science
Philosophy
Physical Activities
Advanced Physical Activities
Physics
Political Science
Portuguese
Statistics and Applied Probability
Psychology
Renaissance Studies
Religious Studies
Semitic
Slavic
Sociology
Spanish
Speech and Hearing Sciences
Women’s Studies
Writing Program
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Codes
387
615
936
937
939
AHC
ANCAP HALL
ARCH RANGE
ARTS
BSBL FIELD
BIOL2
BRDA
BREN
BSIF
BUCHN
CAMPB HALL
CHEM
ELLSN
EMBAR HALL
ENGR
ENGR2
ENGR3
EVENT CENTR
GIRV
GOLF CRSE
HSSB
IV CENTR
IV THEA
KERR
KOHN
LIB
MLAB
MUSIC
MUSIC LLCH
NOBLE
NH
OFF CAMP
OLD GYM
PHELP
PSB-N
PSB-S
PT MUGU
PSYCH
RECEN
RECEN CTS
RECEN MAIN
RECEN PAVLN
RECEN WT RM
RGYM
RGYM CTS
RGYM FIELD
RQET CTS
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Codes
Locations
Modular Classrooms
Materials Research Laboratory (MRL)
Physics Trailer 3
Physics Trailer 2
Physics Trailer 1
Alan Hancock College
Anacapa Residence Hall
Archery Range
Arts Building
Baseball Field
Biological Sciences II
Broida Hall (Physics)
Bren Hall
Biological Sciences Instructional
Facility
Buchanan Hall
Campbell Hall
Chemistry Building
Ellison Hall
Embarcadero Hall
Engineering Building I
Engineering Building II
Engineering Building III
Event Center
Girvetz Hall
Golf Course
Humanities and Social Sciences
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IV/UCSB Community Services Center
Isla Vista Theatres
Kerr Hall
Kohn Hall
Library
Marine Biology Laboratory
Music Building
Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall
Noble Hall
North Hall
Off Campus
Old Gym
Phelps Hall
Physical Sciences Building North
Physical Sciences Building South
Point Mugu Naval Air Station
Psychology Building
Recreation Center
Recreation Center Tennis Courts
Recreation Center Main Gym
Recreation Center Pavilion
Recreation Center Weight Room
Robertson Gym
Robertson Gym Tennis Courts
Robertson Gym Field
Recreation Center Racquet Courts
SAASB
Services Building
Sand Volleyball Courts
San Miguel Residence Hall
San Nicholas Residence Hall
San Rafael Residence Hall
Santa Cruz Residence Hall
Santa Rosa Residence Hall
Santa Barbara Harbor
Snidecor Hall
Softball Field
South Hall
Stadium Tennis Courts
Stadium Field
Storke Field
Student Health Center
Swimming Pool
Track Field
Trailer 940 (behind Davidson Library)
UCSB Ventura Center
Webb Hall (Geological Sciences)
Women’s Center
SAND CTS
SAN MIGEL
SAN NIC
SAN RAFEL
SANTA CRUZ
SANTA ROSA
SB HARBR
SNDCR
SFTBL FIELD
SH
STADM CTS
STADM FIELD
STORK FIELD
STU HLTH
SWIM POOL
TRACK FIELD
TRAIL 940
VNTRA CENTR
WEBB
WMNS CENTR
Teacher Education Program Locations
Codes
Locations
ALISO
BRAND
ELCAM
FRANK
HOLLI
IVIST
LAPAT
MAIN
OPENA
PEABO
ROOSE
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El Camino School
Franklin School
Hollister School
Isla Vista School
La Patera School
Main School
Open Alternative School
Peabody School
Roosevelt School
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Index
A
bsence 17
Academic department directory 29
ACCESS cards 15
Address verification 11
Advising 16
for veterans 18
Affirmative action 25
Anthropology 32–33
Arabic. See Religious Studies
Art History 78–79. See History of Art and Architecture
Art Studio 33–34
Arts and Lectures 22
Asian American Studies 35–36
Assembly Bill 540 13
Astronomy 102
Attendance 11
Auditions 15
B
icycle registration and impound 15
Biochemistry 38–40
Biological Sciences 36. See also Ecology, Evolution &
Marine Biology; Molecular, Cellular & Developmental Biology
Biomolecular Science & Engineering 36
Black Studies 36–37
Bookstore 24
Buildings
abbreviations for 126
location of. See Map
C
alendars. See Deadlines
Campus security 24
Campus services 22
Campus standards 26
Career services 22
Catalog, How to order 1
Chemical Engineering 37–38
Chemistry and Biochemistry 38–40
Chicano and Chicana Studies 40–41
Children's Center 22
Chinese 50
Classics 41–42
Greek 42
Latin 42
Commencement 21
Communication 42-44
Comparative Literature 44–45
Computer Science 45–46
Computing
open access 22
Concurrent enrollment 10
Counseling
for veterans 18
Counseling services 22
Creative Studies 47
Credit by examination 19
Credits 1
Crime statistics 24
D
ance 47–48
Deadlines
current quarter (spring 2004) 2
fall 2004 (tentative) 4
summer 2004 (tentative) 4
winter 2005 (tentative) 4
Declaration of candidacy 21
Deficit programs 14
Deficit study load 10
Department directory 29
Diplomas 21
Disabled students assistance 9
Donald Bren School of Environmental Science &
Management. See Environmental Science &
Management
Dramatic Art 48–50
EChinese
ast Asian Languages & Cultural Studies
50
East Asian Cultural Studies 50
Japanese 50–51
Korean 51
Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology 51–55
Economics 55–57
I
Education 57–60
EEMB. See Ecology, Evolution & Marine Biology
Electrical Computer Engineering 60–62
Employee Assistance Program 14
Engineering Sciences 62–63
English 63–64
Enrollment in an academic quarter
limits 11
procedure 9
Environmental Science & Management 65–66
Environmental Studies 66–67
Equal Opportunity and Nondiscrimination Notice 1
Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act 25
Examinations
credit by 19
final 19
placement 15
Excess study load 10
Extension courses 10
ncomplete grades 19
Instructional computing. See Open Access Computing
Intercampus Exchange Program for Graduate
Students 18
Intercampus transfer 18
Intercampus Visitor Program 18
Interdisciplinary 80
Intersegmental Cross Enrollment Program (ICE) 10, 18
Islamic and Near Eastern Studies 80
Italian 69
Fees
bicycle registration and impound fees 15
Latin American and Iberian Studies 81
Law and Society 81–82
Leaves of absence 17
Leaving UCSB 17
Library hours 22
Linguistics 82–83
LINKS courses 9
Loans, students with 12
Location codes 126
Lost and found 22
course 13
filing fee 14
grad doctoral student nonresident fee 14
Graduate Student Health Insurance fee (GSHIP) 14
health insurance 14
new students 14
parking 15
payment deadlines 12
payment procedure 12
reductions 14
refunds 13
residency for fee purposes 13
special instructions for financial aid, loan, and 12
University Center 14
Fees and expenses 12
Film Studies 67–68
Final examinations 19
Financial aid 12
French 68–69
French and Italian
French 68–69
Italian 69
Full-time enrollment 11
G
eneral Education courses 30
Geography 70–71
Geological Sciences 71–73
German 73
Germanic, Slavic, and Semitic Studies
German 73
Hebrew 73
Russian. See Slavic
Slavic 74
Global and International Studies
Global Peace and Security 75
Global Studies 74–75
GOLD
access 6
information 6
registration process 7
Grades 19
changes 20
incomplete grades 19
withdrawal grade 20
Graduate Student Health Insurance fee (GSHIP) 14
Graduate students
in absentia fee reduction 14
Graduation 21
commencement 21
declaration of candidacy 21
degree evaluations 21
diplomas 21
Greek 42
Grievance procedures 25
Health Services. See Student Health Service
Hebrew 73
Help 1
Hindu/Urdu. See Religious Studies
History of Art and Architecture 78–79
J
apanese 50–51
Jeanne Clery Act Information 24
Korean 51
L
apse of status 17
Latin 42
M
arine Science 83
Materials 83–84
Mathematics 84–87
MCDB. See Molecular, Cellular & Developmental
Biology
Mechanical & Environmental Engineering 87–88
Media Arts and Technology 88
Medieval Studies 88
Meetings
Information, Orientation, and Advising 16
for new undergraduates 16
Major Department and College 16
information, orientation, and advising 16
Military Science 88–89
Molecular, Cellular & Develop. Biology 89–92
Music 92–96
Music Performance Laboratories 96–98
N
ational Student Clearinghouse verifications 21
Nondiscrimination notice 1
O
ff Campus Studies 11
Orfalea Family Children’s Center 22
Orientation 16
P
arking and Transportation Services
parking fees 15
Persian. See Religious Studies
Personal Information Form (PIF). See Address
Information
Petitions 10
Philosophy 98–99
Physical Activities 99–101
Physical Activities - Advanced 101–102
Physics 102–105
Placement examinations 15
Police 24
Political Science 105–106
Portuguese 112–113
Pre-Instructional Activities. 15 See also Meetings
Prerequisites 9
Psychology 107–108
Punjabi. See Religious Studies
R
eadmission 17
Records 19
Refund
checks 13
schedule 13
128
Registration
appointments & passes 9
approval codes 9
blocks 9
deadlines 5
instructor number 9
petitions 10
prerequisites 9
priority system 9
process 9
time conflicts 9
worksheet 8, 119, 120
Reinstatement 17
Release and disclosure of students records 19
Religious Studies 109–110
Renaissance Studies 110
Repeating a course 9
Residency for fee purposes 13
Resource Center for Sexual & Gender Diversity 24
Returning to UCSB 17
Russian. See Slavic
S
anta Maria Center 11
Scheduling instructions 1
Scholarships, students with 12
Sexual harassment 25
Simultaneous Enrollment Program 18
Slavic 74
Sociology 110–112
Spanish 113–114
Portuguese 112-113
Spanish 113–114
Speech & Hearing Sciences 114
Statistics & Applied Probability 114–116
Student grievance procedures 25
Student Health Service 22
insurance fees 14
Subject codes 125
T
axpayer Relief Act of 1997 25
Title IV loan deferments 21
Transcripts
official 20
rush services 20
unofficial 20
Transportation and Parking Services 23-24
U
-Mail 11, 27
UCSB Bookstore 24
Undergraduate Student Health Insurance fee
(USHIP) 14
University Children's Center 22
University email 11, 27
University police 24
University requirements 30
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General Catalog
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V
entura Center 11
Verification of Student Status
online 21
rush services 21
Verification of student status 20
Veterans 18
Visitor Center 24
Voting 25
W
ithdrawal from the University 17
Withdrawal grade 20
Women’s Center 24
Women’s Studies 116
Writing Courses
dropping 9
restrictions 9
Writing Program 117–118
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Staff
Enforced
by Radar
Motorcycles
Bus Stop
Coastal Access
Traffic Light
Parking Meters
(available to general public)
SEPTEMBER 2002
G
Accessible Parking
Residence Halls
H
D
SAR
LOT
569
408
LOT
Storke
Tower
Engr II
546
Webb Hall
217
10
Engr I
407
ENFORCED
AT ALL TIMES
San Nicolas
Hall
Drive
EAST
GATE
LOT
514
Physical
Sciences
South
981
411
Loading
Dock
40
346
406
477
Art
Museum
LOT
Sabado Tarde Road
Kerr Hall
434
599
Humanities and Counseling & EOP, OISS, Girvetz Hall
Social Sciences Career Services Women’s Center
Isla Vista
Theater
Trigo Road
29
SAR
Physical
Sciences
North
Ellison Buchanan
Hall
Hall
20
RESTRICTED AREA
LOT 21
C
Embarcadero Del Norte
North Hall
Picasso Road
446
SA
Cheadle Hall
oa
RESTRICTED AREA
D
Student
Health
Mesa R
Phelps Hall 570
LOT
LOT 15 AR
377
Future site of
Engineering Science
ENFORCED AT ALL TIMES
Campbell
Hall
Student
Affairs &
Admin.
Services
Robertson
Gym
402
SAR
LOT 14 SA
R
d
ad
S
Ro
C
TE
LOT 12
ad
o
25
R
A
EN
Ro
gi
le
RESTRICTED
AREA
455
RC
on
Co
LOT
ITO
C
451
go
WEST
GATE
CSA
Mesa
Parking
Structure
III
Athletic
Fields
16
North Gate
Engr
C
Cervantes Road
B
EMERGENCY
La
Storke
Field
oa
LOT
SA
Environmental
Health & Safety
388
381
Parking
Services
C
S
A
B3
Stadium Road
LOT 38
B4
371
595
Audit
Services
Facilities
972 370 Management
SE
RV
ICE
S
es
aR
CSA
Ocean Road
PA
RK
ING
375
437
University Pla
za
Harder
Stadium
M
LOT 31
439
A
PARKING REGULATIONS
• UCSB Parking Permits required 6:30AM–5:00PM Monday–Friday.
• Student and Visitor: parking permits purchased from the kiosk are valid in
“C” Lots (YELLOW STALLS ONLY).
• Permits are required 24 hours a day, year round, in areas/stalls marked
“Enforced At All Times”, “Reserved” or “Restricted”. Violators are subject
to citation.
• Parking permits are not required after business hours and all day Saturday,
Sunday and on Administrative Holidays unless otherwise noted.
Parking Services is located in trailer #381, north of Lot 30. For questions
related to parking, please contact Parking Services at 805-893-4854.
Website information: www.park.ucsb.edu
LOT 32
H

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