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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, DomINGUEZ HILLS
FALL 1997 CLASS SCHEDULE
Contents.ESRLATER GETA LISSEIS ESSS TELESTTSSDASTEPE i TENT IGE SEAS LESSI
(T.O.R.058.) ...... center supplementA-G Earth Sciences (Geology)Advance & Regular Registration ..... CSA PoaheribsChange of Program/Add, Drop ....... CSA eee ee
mates Bx FACS. scio5\ccosscactducescose np OEPOUDINEY. cbs. cssccrsencnoncanses sek Education: Teacher EducationLate Registration .........<sescsssssssvssessusi CSB op,glish
Academic Calendar iii doccocisescscéccncnccen 2 ANSIMMICHONS cycccsspsccctins Entry Level Skills Courses .....1...ssssccssescrnseese 20
Academic Skills, undergraduate ............c000+: 14 a Information i. BMADCCssciaiveacccotisnAina ieee 34roubleshooting.............. j
PROMS oo Sesc glassce iesdindound as esteslosudoans 6 Workshest Uminone Poresgry Tearsuraes oss.cssecisccegathecsseaheesnaine 49PAVISHIS, ACACEC <:, cnsscoss xbaccerSspuansosoctsdosucs : Repeat and Cancel Policy -aesssssssssseesnseneen RGACHAGS, « Appssieiecte misnereestss
Answers to Your QueStiONS «......ssssssseesesssen 3 Schedule for Change ofProgram, Geography :
Application Deadlines .............scssssessssesseesee 13 Add & Drop and Late Registration......... 9 General Studies Courses:.....ssssesssesrsenseassse 21Attendance and FirstClass Meeting .........: 86 Special Sessions Programm .......s...ssessssessseeess 83. PICAAUSCIENCEjxilotclni,contaldernonin 50
Bachelor's Degree Checklist .........cs:scssecessoee 13 Statutory Requirements ..........s.ssessscsvessseeees TAISLORY 2A cieaheacchtabutrcacyetivaes afeastcaacascteesoe 51
PROMSUME creadoois lay Sane dkedlsneanavante 6 Stuidentt Like istscsssscstecsesdteek
EARS ISIC i rrcg oe sass cssheeceninsesantvscopescuisssisies 19 Student Support Services TINMGN He LAs tiiewenctrcscsietsscieaistspoalooavclee By_ Credit-by-Examination .....cssccsssssssssssesssssees 17 Testing Information yi...ciscasesenedliacn EP al,SOPVICES titesris,sa svafode aspeaniaasvenelecaciee 53
Department Locations oe Testing Schedule (on-campus) «...cs+..00es0 18 Interdisciplinary Studies ............scssssecssseees 54and Telephone Numbers ..........:.ssssssee B98 University Policies ....ssssssssssssessssssssseesssssseesse 86 JAPANSGRc carts |. mitteesectoruioiee,
Emergency Information Labor Studiesand Telephone NumbeTs ...-sssvsessssssesss 85 Academic Program Me
TEESrentrvrnin Course Listings CS bea sulle eg: Final ee Schedule Accounting Rrssleith scans cspuphie am cacal atari T 33 Management ....-ssssseccessssssesesnssseesnansseeense 34— ieee ch eeee Africana Studies ....ch.ec 28 Marketiigsftciadiaasiccuniaonieanuiared35Future Course Offerings ............sscssssseeny SL Anthrapology Marriage, Family and Child Counseling ..... 60
General Information nsrninasnnnasrnne 2 Art pT AMAMOMIBUGS i128, ces ty eewnccitacsaloviaesnnenteotsGeneral Studies/General Education mie
SeRET PAGEPeppramicjhselenecouseakGraduate Exercise English ............scsscssesseeese 17 ;fheison B peer caer eseees
Graduation Writing Skills Requirement... 14 oh Bqucationy ss daassetsniautecsiieess faaiau
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Key to Syttbols and Abbreviations _......... 1 MONCERREY a Fahsrj cto ndcanertatcd aes 35 Pre-Engimeerimng sssssesseeserereeeneeneeenerestonLibrary 6 Chicano/Chicana Studies Peciee Mintateot 36 Paclolsey sellersipdeacon
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Oneiiatinass coeee6 Computer Information Systems ......rs.0 33 Quantitative MethodsDatlaeerieASd,7 Computer Sience:.c ssscgasdauutsenclecoet 39 _— Recreation Administration ..........-sssesssssen 73Police AlnivetsitycoSe 84 Cooperative Education ....ssssssescsessevessessee 35 Science, Mathematics & Technology .......... 73Registration Information . Tinkea eine + 40 Social & Behavioral Sciences
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Forapplicationforms orfurther information write or call:
Admissions Information and Service Center
California State University, Dominguez Hills1000 East Victoria Street
Carson, California 90747
Admissions Information: (310) 243-3600
Campus telephone operator: (310) 243-3300
Telecommunications device for the deaf: (310) 243-2028
The Class Schedule is produced by the of Academic Planning andPublications offices. Changes may be made without notice in thefacultyassignments, classes and fees presentlylisted in this schedule.Students are encouraged to obtain a copy ofthe University Catalogfor specific requirements. Since thisClass Schedulecontainsvaluableresource information, it is recommended it be retained throughoutthe semester. ©
California State UniversityDominguez Hills
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Academic Calendar
Spring 1997Monday, Apr. 28 - Wednesday
Fall 1997
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May 14*
July 2
Aug. 28
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Fall 1997 Advance Registration
Payment Deadline: Advance Registration
Fall 1997 Regular Registration
General Faculty and StaffMeeting
Instructional Preparation Day
Fall 1997 Classes Begin
Payment Deadline: Regular Registration -
Late Registration, Add/Drop
Payment Deadline: Regular Registration
Spring 1998 Undergraduate Graduation ApplicationDeadline
Drop Without Record of Enrollment Deadline
Credit/No Credit and Audit Grading Deadline
Change ofProgram and Add/Drop Deadline
Refund of Registration Fees Application Deadline
Payment Deadline: Late Registrationand Added Course(s)
Serious and Compelling Reason Required to Drop/Withdraw
Fall 1997 Student Census
Refund of Non-Resident Tuition Fee Application Deadline _
Thanksgiving Holiday - Campus Closed
Spring 1998 Graduate Graduation Application Deadline
Spring 1998 Advance Registration
Serious Accident/IIIness Required to Drop/Withdraw
Last Day of Scheduled ClassesStudy Day
Final Examination Week
Evaluation Day
Final Grades Due
Fall 1997 Semester Ends
Note: Students in the Nursing Program have a modified academic calendar; students should consult the Divi-
sion of Nursing Program Schedule ofClasses for semester dates and course offerings.
“Dates are subject to change.
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Business Majors (undergraduates) .............. School ofMGT Advisement Center .......c.esseseseseee SHSA~3065;, ahs hietotc.ssiseanis rains 3561Business Majors (graduate) ........... ao, MBA Program Office i) issusderasessistorssesesdicrsanisers SME D LAD: cs sderbssarinestpenaaveicisiese)poate 3465Declared Majors ..........ss.000 ... Major DepartmentGeneral Studies. ... University Advisement Center ............ccsscssseseeseenes SCC M-110Graduate ........one ... Major DepartmentPost Baccalaureate... ... Major Department or Graduate Studies ..............++.Undeclared Major .... .. University Advisement Center
PiteaeeeIAl PACUIVELICR 55.209, 3h. ccicedessiadoscanduldbeccascrooe2 Alumni Relations: ,haciccinceanesApplication for Admission:
Undergraduate ..........s.sccsesssseeMeAignbivnn Information and Services Center ..........secsssseessseeees ONS AIS oo etoed cevosasocg qssectenastean acceoveest 3696MREAGBDE 6 Shas tS scbsctesssssciaees ... Information and Services Center ......s..sseessseesseessvees SOC AA 30 i sibhiteetevedvaeesasnchtates 3696
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ESVRODIOBICRL seuiyissctapistevntnsmesdntintncin Student Development Office ........ssysecsssessssecessseessens SCC C-128Health & Psych Counseling .........scccsseecesseen Student Health Center............... w. SHC A-141etme PIAAOING 38.scocapeesnnmdiaacteltesctsek Student Development Office ....seccsssesssssesssseesssseessnes SCC €-128
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SBS Ist floor; NSM 2nd floor, ERC Ist and 5th floors;Library 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors: Loker University Student Union mall level;
SAC 1, 2 &3 corridor D; SCC A-130 wesssssesssecsssnssessesssaes »» 3639PAPAIN SCHOGUI a bon ashes ss cgbhcdoVoodesstvccashai Facilities Schedullers OGACE s.eccsssineessivialesescsecsvavaaes BRGPE)3524 sosxssehd seicandMbsspnsvacrnscteatieneasess 2231Extension Class Information/Registration .......... Extended Education Office .... we SGD EVO acessainstinacaWieviveitienvaneaabivartivg 3741HOGG PAYON issieshledessssatesathsnaocdtaehsceeiARStk Cashier’s Office .......ss.seesssee {EDUC B-1OD: shtvenhapoasiene satelsomiioe) 3812PARC SAEE 65 cio ic i eatuaecokeo Hinancial Ald Offices,bticciosssaevaahaiciee ontaes DCISBAa ists sik asec en ceanten aad 3647Food Services/Campus Dining
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SBS -first level, center court; SCC; Loker University :. Student Union - mall level; Athletics, Student Housing .......:.:..:sssssssssssesesesssssssesssssensssansens 3306
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Graduation Applications .......ss:cssecseseeressereessennes Records/Registration .......scsesssessecsssccsseneecneesseene vss» Bldg-12, SCC J-127
Graduation Requirements ............. .. University Advisement Center ......:ssccssssseessereeseeer SCE MAT 10h
Graduation Writing Requirements ...........sess+0 English Department .......isssscrrsecssscseesserersseeses SUCH RESTS: (oasingee ead 3
Greek Letter Organizations ......cssecsecrecseeseeeneesees AGMINISHATIVE LACES... cwcsossessesconessereesesneek ... Loker University Student Union ........... 3559
Group Study Sessions .....-sserscseesseeessessesseesseeneenes CRSieve Mic rassaetes DOC ISSEY rantsascsstebesroiyatesaaeteions 3827
Health Insurance, Student .......cscccssecsecesnsceeessensens OSU Seeeeersteipiatresanraeectoeriosiossaperastics LUSU, malllevel west .:.cccsciscccersscmssensess 3686
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Off-Campus........ .. Housing Office ......... ... Bldg. A, Stdt Housing .. wee 2228
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Pre-Medical Advising vs» Chemistry Office ISM B=202 .n..cc-asnssectossnencseveBszsnendsstacesees 3367
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Summer Sessions, Information /Registration..:... Extended Education Office .......
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Toro Touch Kiosks .......... ... Admissions Lobby, SCC J-103 and Loker University Student Union, mall level .. .. 2073
Transcripts (CSUDH only) ..ssiscssersecssssscossssnssrevens Records/Registration ....csscssesrsesesssseerssssssrseeseesneenes Bldg-12, SCC J-127 ........ el BOO
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AcademicAdvising
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
OQ Admission Exceptions, Special Ad-_ mits, Special Majors and Minors, and
Undeclared majors must contact theUniversity Advisement Center, SCC
M-110, phone (310) 243-3538. Stu-
dents with General Studies advisingneeds, unresolved advising problems,or those experiencing academic diffi-culty should contact the University
Advisement Center. The Center’s
office hours are:
Monday/Wednesday 9:00 a.m. — 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday/Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Friday 9:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
() Declared majors and minors shouldcontact their major/minor depart-ment. Locations and phone numbers .
are listed under “Academic Program
Advising Information.” Business ad-
ministration majors/minors should
contact the Business AdministrationAdvisement Center, SBS A-306, phone(310) 243-3561.
_ O1Educational Opportunity Program(EOP) students must contact the EOP
Office, SCC C-127, phone (310) 243-3632.
SECOND BACCALAUREATEDEGREE STUDENTS
Students should contact the UniversityAdvisement Center for General Studiesadvising and seek major advising at theirdepartment,
UNCLASSIFIED Post-BACCALAUREATE STUDENTS
‘ Unclassified post-baccalaureate students
are those who possess abachelor’s de-
gree but are not currently admitted to agraduate or credential program. Contactthe Graduate Studies Office, ERC D-506,phone (310) 243-3693, for subject and
degree advice. Contact academic depart-ments for course and major advisement.
CLASSIFIED Post-BACCALAUREATE STUDENTS
Classified Post-Baccalaureate Students are |
those who possess a bachelor’s degree andare enrolled in a credential or certificate
program, Contact the appropriate de-partment/program office for advisement.
ACADEMIC PROGRAM ADVISING INFORMATION
General Undergraduate Advising: Advisement Center * SCC M-110 » (310) 243-3538
General Graduate Advising: Graduate Studies Office * ERC D-506 « (310) 243-3693
Telephone
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GRADUATE STUDENTS_ Graduate Students are those who have
been accepted into a master’s degreeprogram. Contact the specific academic
department for advisement. M.A./M.S.Interdisciplinary Studies (Special Majors)should contact the Graduate StudiesOffice, ERC D-506, phone (310) 243-3693.
Graduate Students who need to maintain
continuous enrollment and who are not
enrolled in any regular courses should
enroll in the zero-unit, 600S course of-
fered by Special Sessions (i.e., BIO 600S,
ENG 6008, etc.). To enroll in this course,
contact Extended Education Services in
SCC B-141, phone (310) 243-3741.
Absence due to an approved educational _
leave shall not be considered an inter-
ruption in attendance. Graduate students
who fail to maintain continuous atten-
dance must reapply and be subject to all
new requirements of the university and
graduate program. :
Admissions
OFFICE Hours:Monday& Thursday 10:00 a.m. — 6:00p.m.
Tuesday&Wednesday 10:00 a.m. — 7:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m.—‘noon .
Prospective students, part-time or full-
time, or returning students, who have been
out ofschool for two or more semesters, mustfile an Application for Admission, pay the
"application fee (or qualify for a fee waiver),andprovide supporting documentationwithin the announced filing period. Late
applicants will also be assesseda late process-
ing fee. Applications are available from the
Information Services Center, SCC A-130.
Please refer to the University Catalogand
application booklet for admission
requirements and procedures.
Admissions’ Document Deadlines:
Fall Registration March 15
Spring Registration October 15
RECLASSIFICATION OF RESIDENCY
A student classified as non-resident for
tuition purposes may request a review of
residence status by filing a statement of
residence and financial independence
with the Office ofAdmissions prior to
the deadlines listed below. Requests
made after the deadline must be accom-
panied by the Missed Deadlines fee.Please refer to the University Catalog for
general information regarding California
residency requirements or contact the
Office of Admissions.
6
BookstoreThe University Bookstore
Loker University Student Union
1000 E. Victoria Street
Carson, California 90747
(310) 243-3789 « (310) 243-3829
BooxkKSTORE Hours:
Monday through Thursday 8:00 a.m. — 8:45 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Sunday closed
The Bookstore is open extended hoursduring thefirst week ofeach semester.
Hours are posted at the Bookstore.
Oi Keep your receipt, You must present itfor any exchange or refund. Do notwrite in or soil your book ifyou planto exchange it. We reserve the right topass judgment on condition of re-turned items. Defective new books willbe replaced at once.
Full Refund will be given on textbooksfor a two-week period from the firstday of the term. The cut-off date willbe posted in the Bookstore. After that
date, a full refund will be given forbooks returned in the original condi-tion with a receipt within 48 hours. No
refunds given on textbooks during the
last two weeks ofthe semester. Re-funds on purchases made by check willbe subject to a 20-day delay, unless avalid current student ID is presented.All requests for refunds must be made
within stated return deadline.
Qi Personal Check Policy. The Bookstorewill accept your personal check inpayment for merchandise under the
following conditions:
1. Name and bank must be imprintedon check.
2. Student Identification Card or your
California Driver’s License and
VISA, MasterCard, Discover,
American Express or check guaran-
tee card is presented with check. Thesecredit cards are also honored forpurchases.
3. The personal check is yours or that_’ ofyour parents.
There will be a service charge of$20.00for all checks returnedfrom the bank.
BuyBack PoLicyUsed books are bought by the Bookstoreyear around, Fifty percent of current listprices will be paid for the books in goodresalable condition, if they are usable atCSU Dominguez Hills again as texts thefollowing semester and quantitiesdo not exceed estimated enrollments.
National market value will be paid forbooks in good resalable condition thatare not to be used at CSU DominguezHills the following semester, but arecurrent elsewhere. National market valueis approximately 10 - 25% of the newbook price for hardbound books and10% for paperbacks. This service is of-fered to students who want to dispose ofunwanted textbooks - the Bookstorerealizes no profit on this service.
Honors Program
The Honors Program offers special op-portunities to able, highly motivatedstudents. These include Honors sections
ofGeneral Studies courses, honors credit
in upper division courses, and appren-
ticeships. Honors Program students also
_ have priority in registering for classes
and Student Housing. For further infor-mation or to apply to the program, con-
tact the Honors Program Office, SCC
1103, phone (310) 243-3974.
LibraryThe library is located in the ERC building.For a recorded message ofcurrent opera-tional hours and available services, phone(310) 243-3714.
Orientation
NEW UNDERGRADUATES
All new undergraduate students are ex-
pected to attend orientation. Duringorientation, students will receive infor-
mation regarding the campus and advis-ing procedures.
NewStudent Orientation
Contact the University Advisement Cen-ter for the date and location ofnew stu-dent orientation at (310) 243-3538.
International StudentsAll newly admitted international stu-dents must attend a mandatory Interna-tional Student Orientation Program onMonday, August 18, 1997from 10. a.m. —
to noon in SCC E-153.,
ParkingAll vehicles that park on campus mustdisplay a valid parkingPe (Section21113a CVC).
Hours ofpermit enforcement are 7 a.m.Monday to 6 p.m. Saturday (24 hours).
Permit enforcement for housing lots5a/5b is 24 hours, year-round.
For further information, please contactthe Parking Office, phone (310) 243-3725.
Visitor parking areas are located in frontofthe Small College Complex, outside ofLot 3a, and the Gymnasium Lot. No
permit is required for 30 minutes or less.*
Motorcycles and scooters have special
areas for parking. They are located at:Southwest corner ofLot 2, Southeastcorner ofLot 3, and Northwest cornerofLot 4.
Loading zone areas are located adjacentto major campus buildings. No permit isrequired for 30 minutes or less.*
PERMITS
Daily parking permits must be displayed
on the dashboard ofthe vehicle in plainsight. Daily parking permits are purchasedfrom the dispensing machines located at:
Lot 1, Information Booth, Lot 3a, Lot 3,
Lot 4a and Lot 4b. Vehicles are to park“head-in,” using marked stalls only.
Semester parking permits are displayedinside the front windshield on the
driver’s side (car covers are not recom-
mended). Semester permits are pur-
chased at the Cashier’s Office (SCC B-135).
* Overtime parking permits may beobtained by calling the UniversityPolice at (310) 243-3639.
CITATIONS
Those who receive parking citations andwant to contest them must complete aRequestfor Administrative Review within21 days ofreceiving the citation. TheAdministrative Review is processed bythe issuing officer and their supervisor.A determination is returned via mailwithin a week.
Should an Administrative Review deter-mination deem the citation valid, the citedparty can escalate the Review to the nextlevel. The cited party will then request an,administrative hearing which is held oncampus twice weekly. The hearing officerwill meet with the cited party to discussthe citation by appointment.
Failure to resolve a parking citation will
result in difficulty with renewing thevehicle’s registration.
Student Support ServicesNumerous on-campus support servicesare available to students. Refer to the
section “Answers to Your Questions” for
a specific department. The UniversityCatalog provides additional informationon services available to students. Below is
a partial list ofsupport organizations andservices Offered.
() Alumni Relations provides students,graduates and friends with Alumni
Association membership information
regarding alumni sponsored activities,
scheduled events and benifit packagesfor all members.
OQ) Associated Students, Inc. Studentvolunteers are selected from the Asso-
ciated Students to serve on many uni-
versity committees. Visit the office inthe Loker University Student Union.For more information, phone (310)
243-3686.
Qi Athletics conducts the intercollegiateathletic program that competes withinthe National Collegiate Athletic Asso-
ciation (NCAA) Division II. Also,
athletic facilities are available for stu-
dent.use. Contact the Athletic Depart-ment, located in the Hughes Educa-
tion and Athletic Center, phone (310)
243-3893.
QO Center for Learning and AcademicSupport (C.L.A.S.S.) is located in Bldg.11, SCC 11311. Additional lab studylocations are in NSM B-134 and LCHA-222. Tutoring in most subjects and
small group study sessions are avail-
able free ofcharge to all universitystudents. Appointments are encour-
aged but drop-ins are welcome. TheCenter also has computers availablefor student use. Workshops regardingstudy-skills issues are scheduled regu-larly. Stop by the C.L.A.S.S. for moreinformation. Ifyou need help with.some ofyour courses, want to arrangea study group or just need a conve-
nient place to study between classes,this is the place to be. For more infor-
mation, phone (310) 243-3827
(4 Child Care Services for students areprovided by the Child DevelopmentCenter. For more information phone(310) 217-6897.
(4) Disabled Student Services are availablefor students with temporary and per-manent disabilities, located in
SHC A-106. For more information,
phone (310) 243-3660. Telecommuni-
cations Device for the Deaf, phone(310) 243-2028.
Q) Educational Opportunity Program(E.O.P) is an alternate admission pro-gram that recruits and admits those
students who do not meet+the standard
admissions requriemnts ofthe Univer-sity, but who display the potential to
succeed at the University. E.O.P. islocated in SCC C-127, phone (310)
243-3632.
Q Financial Aid provides financial assis-tance to students through grants, loans,scholarships and work opportunities.
Foralisting ofpart-time job opportu-nities both on- andoff-campus, studentscan pick-up a copy ofthe “JOBTRAK-
KER.” For specific information on how
to apply for financial aid, the types ofaid available, deadlines and office hours,
please call our Voice Response Systemat (310) 243-3647. The Financial Aid
Office is located in SCC C-138A.
Office Hours:
Monday& Thursday —_ 10:00 a.m. — 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday& Wednesday 10:00 a.m. — 7:00 p.m.Friday 8:00 a.m. — noon
(1 Loker University Student Unionhouses food services, the bookstore,
game and television rooms, Student
Union administrative offices, meeting
and conference rooms, Associated
Students Offices and numerous stu-
dent support services. For more infor-mation, phone (310) 243-3559.
QMulticultural Center serves as a focalpoint on campus for creating a forumfor students, staff and faculty thatfacilitates intercultural and interna-tional awareness, sensitivity and com-
munication. The Center is a haven forindividuals and groups to explore not
only their ethnicity but all ethnicities.The Center provides cultural pro-gramming, campus community in-
volvement, volunteer opportunitiesand cultural resources. All members of'the CSUDH community are welcome
and are encouraged to participate inthe programs ofthe MulticulturalCenter. For more information visit the
Centerin SBS D-215, or phone ..
243-2519.
Student Computer Lab Hours:
SCC (Macintosh) Labs - E127 and E139Monday- Thursday 9:00 a.m. -10:30 p.m.
Friday 9:00 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.
Saturday 8:30 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.
Sunday Closed
SBS (PQ Labs- A104, A110, B109 and E104
Monday- Thursday 8:30 a.m. -10:00 p.m.Friday& Saturday 8:30 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
Sunday Closed
Labswill bedosedMonday,September 1,
inobservanceofLaborDay
Thanksgivingweekendhours inthe lab willbethefollowing:
Thursday, November27 —_Closed all day
Friday, November.23
SCClabs: . 11 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.
~ SBS labs: 11 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
Saturday, November29SCC labs: 8:30 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.
SBS labs: 8:30 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.
Sunday, November30 Closedall day
(Qi Student Development lists full-time
job opportunities and provides a vari-ety ofworkshops on career issues,*
including the Job Search Workshop, inwhich students can learn how to find
hard-to-locate jobs. Each semester
Student Development brings employ-
ers to campus to interview students for
a variety ofjobs. Visit the Student
Development Office for more infor-mation, SCC C-128. Psychological
counseling is provided confidentially
ona limited short-term basis by Stu-
dent Development and by Health
Programs and Psychological Counsel-
ing (located in the Student Health
Center). Each unit also provides a
variety ofworkshops and groups that
assist students in their personal growth
and development. Call the individual
offices for more information.
(Student Health Center (SHC), located —adjacent to Parking Lot 3, has a profes-sional staff and provides medical treat-ment in the event ofminor illness orinjury. All currently enrolled studentsare eligible for basic SHC servicesincluding physical exams, immuniza-tions, screening tests and family plan-ning. Students may be seen by ap-pointment or on a walk-in basis.Phone (310) 243-3629. Psycological
conseling is provided confidentially on
a limited short-term basis by HealthPrograms and Psychological Counsel-ing (310) 243-3818 and by the StudentDevelopment Office, located in SCC
C-128.
CQ) Student Housing Office (Bldg. A)provides information regarding
on-campus housing and also main-tains listings oflocal apartments androoms for rent. For more information,
phone (310) 243-2228.
QTranscript Request Information -Official copies ofCSUDH transcripts
can be obtained by making a request
by mail or in person. It is not possible
to request transcripts over the tele-phone, All requests must be signedand include payment. Normal pro-cessing time is 7 to 10 working days
from receipt in the Office ofthe Regis-
trar/Records Unit. We do not providesame day service.
In-Person Requests: To order a copyofyour transcript, fill out a request
form and pay at the Cashier’s Office.Your request will be forwarded to the
Office of the Registrar the followingday or you may turn in the request atthe Office ofthe Registrar, SCC J-127,after payment has been made. Office
hours during the semester are Mondayand Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.,Tuesday and Wednesday 10:00 a.m. -7:00 p.m. and Friday 8:00 a.m. - 12noon.
Mailed Requests: Ifyou mail yourrequest, please include the followinginformation: your full name(s) underwhich you attended; social security or
ID number used while attending the
University; date ofbirth; dates of at-tendance; address(es) to which tran-
script is to be mailed; number ofcop-
ies requested, and; a daytime phonenumber. A student signature is re-
quired on all requests. Allow addi-tional time for mailroom and Cashier’sOffice processing for mailed requests.Mail your request to: CSUDH, Atten-tion: Cashier’s Office, 1000 EastVictoria Street, Carson, CA 90747.
Rush Service: Students can pay anadditional $10.00 fee to expedite the
transcript process. Rush processingtime is 5 working days from receipt inthe Office ofthe Registrar/RecordsUnit.
Fees: Transcripts are $4.00 for the firstcopy and $2.00 for additional copies,
up to 10 when ordered at the sametime. Additional copies exceeding 10are $1.00 each. A $10.00 rush fee mustbe added to the total amount for tran-scripts if rush service is requested.Checks should be made payable toCSUDH.
() University Outreach and InformationServices is located in the Small CollegeComplex, SCC A-130, and is respon-sible for providing general informa-tion services for the University, in-
cluding the coordination of all _recruitment and outreach activities.
Toro SHops
Hours:
Monday- Friday _ 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
The Toro Shops provide copying ser-vices, faxing and shipping services, and
mail and postage services. Located con-veniently on the main level at the westentrance of the Loker Student Union, theToro Shops also provide notary publicservies, indiviual and group travel ser-vices and public transist infromation andsales. For more information, phone
(310) 243-5233
Schedule for Change of Program,
Add & Drop, and Late RegistrationEAUI HUET ZEDGE ESE STERDP SE LET ET EY TTT SE PYBS ESTETEE
Change of ProgramStudents are responsible for initiating action and completing the process for change ofprogram by the deadlines below. Students arenot automatically dropped; it is the student's responsibility to officially drop a class. Non-attendance without properly dropping canlead to the issuance ofa “U” grade. However, in some cases, faculty may initiate a formal drop ofstudents who have not attended thefirst two class meetings (or the first meeting if a class meets only once a week), and have not notified the faculty member that the ab-sence is temporary. (Refer to University Polices, “Attendance at First Class Meeting.”) Forms are available from and must be returnedin person to the Records and Registration Office for processing.*
Calendar Tate) TT senthea Adds Cass Change ETCPeriod eter nary Cre LIr Basis of Grading Registration
Recistration
(T.0.R.0.S.) ’ Drop or Add via T.0.R.0.5. Not Permitted
completely withdraw - (310) 243-2REGApr. 28 - May 14 viaT.0.R.0.S.
(310) 243-2REGRegular
Registration(T.0.R.0.S.) Fees Refunded Automatically
Aug. 18 - 28
Drop via T.0.R.0.5. Drop via T.0.8.0.S. Change of Program Form CR/NC Form - Registration Access(310) 243-2REG (310) 243-2REG — Instructor's signature Instructor's signature Mailer
a or required required (back ofform) -
Change of Complete or : Instructor's signature
Program form— Withdrawal form— T.0.R.0.5. Access Mailer | Approval for Audit Form- requiredStudent's signature only Student's signature (back of form) - Instructor's signature for each course.
required* only required** Instructor's signature required - Must register
fees refunded required for each course | for course before you are $25 late fee
automatically allowed to audit
Change of Program Form - Withdrawal Not Permitted Not Permitted © Not PermittedForm
Serious and Compelling Reasons Required.
’ Obtain Instructor's and Department Chair's Signatures.
Change of Program Form Withdrawal Not Permitted Not Permitted Not PermittedForm
Medical Documentation of Serious Accidentor Illness Required. Obtain Instructor's,
Department Chair's and Dean’s Signatures. © °
Not Permitted Not Permitted Not Permitted Not Permitted Not Permitted
“exceptasspecified forASAP
G1 A change ofprogram is any change that is made in a student’s official schedule. Such a change includes: dropping a class, adding aclass, changing the number ofsemester units for a class in which the student is registered, changing the section ofthe same course.It is the student’s responsibility to verify the classes listed on the student’s Schedule Confirmation or review classes via T.O.R.O.S.
Q A valid student ID Card or fee payment receipt is required for all program changes, withdrawals and adds.All change ofprogram forms, CR/NC, audit, and withdrawal forms are obtained from and must be returned in-person(no mailing) to the Records/Registration Office during office hours by the published deadlines. *
** Department chair approval is required to drop or switch sections of the following courses:ENG 088, ENG 099, MAT003,MAT 005, MAT 009.
Fees/Refundssspearser a A cPPSI ET STNSE
Fees*
Tuition is not charged to legal residentsof California. All other students pay the
regular fees shown below and may beassessed additional fees based on action
by the Trustees ofThe California State
University and the California Legislature.All fees are subject to change based onsuch action, will be assessed against the
student’s record, and the student will beofficially notified.
Fees for the Fall 1997 term will be billed
and are due as follows:
Advance registration - July 2, 1997;Regular registration - Sept. 15, 1997;Late registration - Sept. 19, 1997.
Students are fully responsible for meet-ing the payment deadline even if bill is
not received. Failure to make payment
by the deadline may result in disenroll-ment from courses. Account balances areavailable through T.O.R.O.S. (310) 243-
2734, the Kiosk and the Billing Office,
(310) 243-3803. :
Financial Aid applicants who have notreceived notification ofan award by the
CREDIT CARD FORM
charged to my credit card account.
Name:
payment deadline must pay their own feesor they maybe disenrolled from courses.
Students paying registration fees afterpublished payment due dates will beassessed a non-refundable late paymentand/or late registration fee and are re-
_ quired to make payment only by cash,money order or credit card. Studentsmaking late payments will not be allowed
to payby check.
Fees can be paid by cash, check, moneyorder, Visa or MasterCard at theCashier’s Office, SCC B-135 or mailed to:
1000 East Victoria St., Attn: Cashier’sOffice, CSU Dominguez Hills, SCC B-135, Carson, CA 90747. Cashier’s Office
hours will be Mondaythrough Thursday,10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p. m., andon Friday,10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
An Installment Payment Plan is availablefor the State University Fee. A descrip-tion ofthe plan is presented on page 12ofthis Class Schedule.
Students receiving third party reim-bursements and fee waivers must submittheir contracts/waivers to the Account-ing Office, Accounts Receivable Depart-ment, at ERC B-526, immediately afterregistration.
Ifyou wish to pay your fees by credit card, fill out this form or the form included with your student billing statement. Return this
form to the University Cashier’s Office either in person or by mail.
I understand that ifmy payment is received after the payment deadline, all amounts due, including applicable late fees, will be
STUDENT REGISTRATION FEES*MANDATORY
0-6.00Units 6.14Units
State UniversityFee(SUF) $459 $792OtherRegistrationFees
Student Activity Fee $32.50 Total
Student CenterFee 38 OtherHealth FadiitiesFee 3 MandatoryHealth ServicesFee 40 oo
navoeshee ea 5 $118.50
TOTAL $577.50 $910.50
NON-RESIDENT TUITION(in addition to Student Registration Fees)
U.S. Citizens $246 per unit
Foreign Visa Students $246 per unit
Older Adult Fee WaiverStudents planning to pay fees using theOlder Adult Fee Waiver must:
1) obtain an approved fee waiver formfrom the Older Adults Center;
2) bring the pink copy to the Records/Registration Office;
3) register at or after the date and timeprinted on your Registration Accessmailer; and
4) take the white and pink copies ofthe
approved form to the Cashier‘s Officeand make payment. no later than thepublished deadline.
Student I.D. No/Social Security No:
Daytime Phone number:
Visa or Master Card #:
Expiration Date:
Authorized amount not to exceed $
Signature:
plus applicable late payment and/or late registration fees,
* Allfees subject to change based onfurther action by Board ofTrustees ofThe California State University." O41
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Detailed information regarding fees and refunds is available in the 1997-98 University Catalog.
- OTHER FEES (heckto the 1997/98 UniversityCataléy)
Mandatory Fees
~ Application Feetothe University he: : ++ $55.00
Course Material Fees (non-refundable)- chargedfor certain classesin Art, Chemistry, English, History, Music andPhysical Education.
These classes arefootnoted in their respective academic course listing. ..... $4 to $36
Diploid Pee otis thetrcseccasssscsessdeessodium wisene 15.00
Graduation Date Change Fee .... 10.00 ©
Graduation Fees . 20.00
Graduation Writing Exam ... 25.00
Identification Card - New & Returning Students (non-refundable) «0.0.0.0... 5.00
Special Test Fees .i3.--.ssecsesessssseseee A list oftestfees is available in the Testing Office.
‘User Fees
Certification ofenrollment and/or degree .......ssssessscsossssneessessncerssNGutaGie $4.00
Credential Evaluation Fee 25.00
Duplicate document or printout min. 4.00
Emergency Graduation Clearance Processing .......s.ssssssssssssssssesssessuessnsssnvenses 10,00
Emergency Transcript Processing (less than 10 working days) ...sx...s.ssseseeso 10.00
International Student Matriculation &Orientation
Non-Resident Installment Payment ServiceCharge
Parking (per semester)
Four-wheeled motorized vehicles 54.00
Two-wheeled motorized vehicles 13.50
Petition for Exception to University Policy ......scscssessssssssossssnsessssscsssssesscessiess 10.00
Refund Processing Fee and Service Charge ..sss.sssssssserssessessrsssesesssssesossessssees 10.00
Revised Evaluation... 5.00
Transcript (within 10 working days)
Single Transcript ies sedngsebstnsnsed isisNass ewossbooesrafevsissessecbeaveasanes 4.00
Additional transcripts prepared at the same timeup to ten (10) transcripts : 2.00
Additional transcripts prepared at the same timethat exceed the first ten (10) transcripts ....2..::c.cccccessssssesscecsaascasssscateconssces 1.00
Penaltyor Deposit Fees
Check returned for any cause : : 25,00 Note: Iffor any reason a check is returned, no personal checkswill be accepted for a period ofat least two academic semesters.PerAB1643, Ch. 1000, thereis a $25 charge on therfirst returnedcheck and a charge of$35for each eereturned check.
Items lost or broken ........ cost
Late application processing fee : 15,00
Late payment fee 20.00 (per late payment)
Library PUNGB eo csicerssssiccecpescctnecsy AA list ofoverduefinesisposted at the entranceto the library on the 2ndfloor ofthe ERC Building
Lost books & otherLibraryitems: .......... replacement cost +posted servicecharge.
Late registration (all students registeringafterAug. 28, 1997orpayingfor regular registration after Sept. 15, 1997) cevressessessssssesssees iausssssetes 2,00
Petition for misseddeadlines. 10.00
Refunds*
Q) Refunds will be automatically pro-cessed after September 19, 1997 forstudents making a change ofprogramthrough the last day of the Add/Dropperiod.
(Students who completely withdrawfrom the University before September19, 1997 may request a refund by com-pleting an “Application for Refund”available at the Records/RegistrationOffice. Last Day to apply for studentregistration fee refund is 12:00 p.m.(noon) on September 19, 1997.
Q All refunds are made in accordancewith Title V ofthe California Adminis-
trative Code.
(Not all fees are refundable.
(1 $10 is retained by the University tocover processing and the non-refund-able portion of the State UniversityFee,
() Where applicable, the percentage ofthe refund is determined by the datethe “Application for Refund” is re-ceived in the Records/RegistrationOffice.
Qi Students whose unit load drops from
6.1 or more units to 6.0 or fewer units
may be eligible for a refund of thedifference between the higher and thelower fee.
NON-RESIDENTSTUDENT TUITION REFUND
100%- to Sept. 5, 1997
90%-toSept. 12, 1997
70%- to Sept. 19, 1997
50%- to Sept. 26, 1997
30%-to Oct. 3, 1997
20%- to Oct. 10, 1997
PARKING FEE REFUND
75%-to Sept. 30, 199750%-to Oct. 28, 1997
25%-to Nov. 25, 1997
STATE UNIVERSITY FEEINSTALLMENT PAYMENT PLAN
For payment ofthe “State University
Fee,” an installment payment plan is
available. A non-refundable $33-per-semester service charge will be added tothe total fee.
Installment Payment
Due Dates for the Fall 1997 Semester
ForAdvance Registration students:July 2, Sept. 15, Oct. 15, Nov. 14, 1997
For Regular Registration students:
Sept. 15, Oct. 15, Nov. 14, 1997
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| If] elect to apply for the Installment PaymentPlan, I acknowledge and agree to all the termslisted below. To apply, I must sign and com-
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| sity Cashier’s Office, SCC B-135.
Iam not eligible for this installment pay-ment plan ifI have an outstanding debtowed to the University.I will pay the installment payments setforth in this agreement on or before the
due dates. I will remit mypayment to theUniversity Cashier’s Office, SCC B-135.
3. -A bill for each individual payment will bemailed to me. Iffor some reason I do not
receivea bill for a payment due, I ac-knowledge that I must still make mypay-
ments as scheduled below.
. If] fail to pay the second, third or fourth
(if applicable) installment by the due date,I will be charged a $20.00 late fee for each
_ late installment payment and I understand
that I must make my payment with csh,money order or cashier check. In addition
I understand that I will have a financial
hold placed on my records. A financial
hold means that there will be no release of —transcripts, grades, or graduation diplo-
mas, nor will I be allowed to enrol in
future semesters. Any other remediesavailable to the University or its assignees
may also be pursued.
. Thesame REFUND POLICY in the Class
Schedule applies to this InstallmentAgreement.
Your first payment must accompany this form.Please retain a copy for reference. Once accepted, a copy ofthis agreement will be returned to you with your receipt.
6. ADVANCEREGISTRATION: The Istpayment includes a $33 NON-REFUND-
ABLE service charge and $118.50 forother Mandatory Registration Fees. The
2nd, 3rd and 4th payments each compriseONE-THIRD of the State University Fee.
REGULARREGISTRATION: The Istpayment includes a $33 NON-REFUND-ABLE service charge, a portion ofthe
State University Fee and $118.50 for other
Mandatory Registration Fees. The 2ndand 3rd payments comprise ONE-HALFof the balance ofthe State University Fee.
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Graduation Information
Application DeadlinesAll degree candidates must file anApplication for Graduation with theOffice ofthe Registrar in accordancewith the following schedule:
BACCALAUREATE DEGREE
File advisement
To GRADUATE form(s) no-attheendof: File application: later than:
FallSemester = Feb.15-April15 = May 15
Spring Semester April 15 - Sept. 15 Oct. 15
SummerSession Nov.15-Feb.15 = March 15
GRADUATE DEGREE
File advisementTo GRADUATE form(s) noattheendof: Fileapplication; —_ later than:
Fall Semester. March 15-May15 =June 15Spring Semester Oct. 15 - Dec. 15 Jan. 15
SummerSession Feb.15-Marchi5 = April 15
Ifyou file after the established dates youwill need to file a petition (Exeption_After the Deadline) and pay the misseddeadline fees. Late filing does not guar-antee candidacy for the requested termof graduation.
Completion ofdegree requirements isthe student’s responsibility and there-
fore, each student must be thoroughlyfamiliar with the procedures and infor-
mationabout graduation.
Bachelor's Degree ChecklistThis checklist is designed to assist you incompleting graduation requirements. Ifyou are uncertain about these require-ments, contact the University Advise-ment Center, the department ofyourmajor and consult the University Cata-log.
(_} 1. Take the English Placement Test(EPT) before or during your first
semester or provide proofofex-emption.
[J 2. Take the Entry Level Math Test(ELM) before or during your firstsemester or provide proofofex-emption.
[_] 3. Complete the General Studies/General Education and Statutoryrequirements POL 101 and HIS101. Meet with an advisor in theUniversity Advisement Center ifyou need assistance.
(_} 4. Complete the requirements ofyour major, minor and, if appli-cable, your second major. Readthe University Catalog and cur-riculum guides and meet withdepartmental advisors.
(J 5. Choose and complete your elec-tives to accumulate the minimumnumber ofunits required for yourdegree (124 - 132), depending onyour major. Visit the UniversityAdvisement Center ifyou havequestions about electives.
(J. 6. Complete the minimum numberofunits for your degree program(124 - 132) in courses numbered
100 - 400 (TED and 500 level
courses are not counted towardthe baccalaureate degree withoutdepartmental approval).
[.} 7. Complete at least 40 units ofupperdivision courses (300 and 400
level).
LJ 8. Complete at least 30 ofyour totalunitsinresidence at CSUDH. Atleast 24 ofthe 30 total units mustbe upper division and at least 12 ofthe 24 upper-division units mustbe in your major. And,
¥ foradeclared minor, at least¥ ofall upper division unitsmust be completed at CSUDH;
¥ atleast 9 units of GeneralStudies must be completed atCSUDH;
/ Extension credit and Credit-by-Examination may not beused to fulfill residency re-quirements, however, CSUDHSummer Session andIntersession (Winter) units.
may count toward residencecredit.
LJ 9. Satisfy the Graduation WritingAssessment Requirement(GWAR).
[J 10. File an “Application for Gradua-tion” by the published deadlinefor the term in which you intendto graduate.
[J 11. The'advisors from the depart-ments ofyour major, second ma-jor and minor must submit ad-visement forms directly to theRegistrar’s Office within fourweeks offiling the graduation
application. Failure to do so willresult in a delay in receiving yourdegree check. The forms are avail-able at your major, second major
- and minor departments.
[J 12. Submit approved “Revision ofAdvisement” forms for anychanges to requirements listed onadvisement forms and pay user feelisted on page ##.
C) 13. Finish with at least a 2.0 (C) aver-
age;
¥ inall courses at all colleges anduniversities;
¥ inall courses at CSUDH; -
¥ inall courses in your major,second major, minor;
/ inall courses needed to meet °Area A ofGeneral StudiesRequirement.
CJ 14, For each Incomplete Grade (I)
assigned, the Instructor mustsubmit a “Change ofGrade” formwith definitive grades recorded tothe Registrar’s Office by the end ofthe semester ofgraduation.
[-] 15. Count no more than the following,
/¥ 24CR/NC units toward thedegree
¥ 24 units taken through exten-sion (Extended Education)
/¥ 12 units ofwork experience
[J 16. Request a “Revised Evaluation”from the Admissions Office for allundergraduate transfer creditwhich is not yet included on yourrecords. Credit will be granted onlyifofficial transcripts are on file.
[_J 17. Ifyou do not qualify for gradua-tion at the end of the semester forwhich you applied, you mustsubmit a Change ofGraduation .Date card to the Graduation Unitand pay the mandatory fee. Failureto do so will place a hold on yourregistration for the next regularsemester.
All requirements must be met before theend ofthe semester you plan to graduate.Ifyou take coursework at another insti-tution during your final semester, pleasenotethattheenddateof thetermatthatinstitution must coincide or end prior tcthe end date ofthe correspondingCSUDH term.
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Academic Skills and General Studies
Requirements for Undergraduate StudentsERTPTSLPSDSET Te BME ET TANT LES EABE
Consult the University Catalog and select an advisor for your academic program. Ifyou have a declared major/minor, consult the
appropriate department. Ifyour major is undeclared, contact the University Advisement Center (SCC M-110, 243-3538) for an ap-
pointment. Students should consult an advisor upon entry to the university and every semester thereafter.
Academic Skills AssessmentPlan (ASAP)The California State University (CSU)
system and California State University,
Dominguez Hills (CSU DominguezHills) recognize each student’s need for
adequate preparation in mathematics,
English, reading and critical thinking for
successful continuation and completionofhis or her college education.
The CSU system requires all freshmenand those transfer students who have not
completed appropriate college courses to
demonstrate entry level skills in twoareas: English composition and math-ematics. To ensure that students who
need additional work in one or more ofthe basic skills receive this preparation
early in their college career, CSUDominguez Hills implemented the Aca-
demic Skills Assessment Plan (ASAP) infall, 1984, for newly admitted freshmen
and transfer students, All new-and re-
turning undergraduate students admit-ted fall 1986 or later must meet these
requirements...
The Academic Skills Assessment Plan
has three skill levels:
1. Entry Level Skills
2. Basic Skills
3. Graduation Writing Skills
COMPLETION OF THE
ENTRY LEVEL SKILLSREQUIREMENT
The CSU requires new non-exempt and
returning students to take the English
Placement Test (EPT) and the Entry
Level Mathematics (ELM) Test after they
are admitted. Students might be ex-empted from one or both of the tests ifthey have scored well on other specifiedtests or completed appropriate courses.
Foralist ofexemptions, consult the Uni-
versity Catalog. Unless exempt, studentsmust take the EPT and ELM no laterthan their first semester ofattendance atCSU Dominguez Hills. Non-exempt stu-
dents who do not attempt these tests by
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the end of their first semester of enroll-ment will receive special notification.
Non-exempt students who have nottaken these tests by the end oftwo se-
mesters will be ASAP disqualified and
‘ may not enroll in subsequent terms.
Students who must take appropriate
developmental English and/or math-ematics coursework must complete it in
’ a timely manner. If they have not passed
the coursework, they will be placed on
probation after two semesters and dis-qualified after four semesters. Studentswill not be allowed to drop any develop-
mental class (even during the first threeweeks) without the department chairapproval of either the Mathematics De-partment (for MAT 003, MAT 005, MAT
009) or the English Department (for
ENG 088, ENG 099).
EPT Scores for English
T=100-141 ENG088
T=142-150 ENG099
_ T= 151 Pass ENG 110
ELM Scores for Mathematics ©
T=100-370 MAT 003
T=380-470 MAT005
T=480-540 MAT0O09
T=550Pass GS. math course
COMPLETION OF THE_ BASIc SKILLS REQUIREMENTS
Students who have not completed their
Basic Skills requirements in English
Composition and Mathematics by theend of their fourth semester (total) of
enrollment at CSU Dominguez Hills willbe placed on ASAP probation and receivespecial advisement.
Students who have not completed their
~ Basic Skills requirements in Englishcomposition and mathematics within six ,semesters (total) of enrollment at CSU
Dominguez Hills will be ASAP disquali-fied (ref. Executive Order No. 393, V.
Administrative-Academic Disqualifica-
tion) and will not be readmitted to CSU
Dominguez Hills until those require-ments have been completed.
GRADUATION WRITINGSKILLS REQUIREMENTAll students subject to degree require-
ments in the 1979-80 and subsequentgeneral catalogs must demonstrate com-
petency in writing skills as a requirement
for graduation through one of the op-tions listed under the entry for the
Graduation Writing Assessment Re-
quirement (GWAR) in the University
Catalog. 2
Completion oftheGraduation Writing AssessmentRequirement (GWAR) _
Students who do not meet this re-quirement within two (2) semesters
after completing the English Com-position section of the Basic Skills
requirements (or 90 semester unitstotal, whichever comes last) will
receive special advisement. In order
to satisfy GWAR, students have the
option of either taking the GWE(see below) or enrolling in one of
the following courses: ENG 350,
HIS 300 or IDS.397 and IDS 398.
Graduate WritingExamination (GWE)
A voluntary test, the Graduation
Writing Examination, (GWE), for
whicha fee will be charged is avail-able to students at regularly sched-uled intervals. Students wishing to
pursue this option are encouraged
to take the test early in their junioryear, if they are undergraduate stu-dents, or upon entrance to a gradu-
ate program ifthey are graduate
students. Students are allowed totake the test only twice. The volun-
tary test is administered each semes-ter. Information on test dates andprocedures for sign-up are availablein the Testing Office, Building 11,SCC 11207, phone (310) 243-3909.
General Studies Requirements
STATUTORY REQUIREMENT In addition to the General Studies/Gen-
eral Education requirements, students
also must satisfy requirements in U. S.history and state government by com-
pleting the following:
HISTORY 101 or examination
and
POLITICAL SCIENCE 101
or examination
CERTIFICATION
Accredited community colleges andpublic four-year colleges may sanction
(certify) that all or part of general educa-tion requirements (post 1980) have been
met. Transfer students with complete
certification of California State Univer-
sity General Education breadth require-
ments or Intersegmental General Educa-tion Transfer Curriculum (IGETC)
requirements are not required to com-
plete additional lower division courses ingeneral education. Transfer students
should request that their college “certify”
their general education. An additionalnine semester units ofupper division
general education courses must be com-
pleted at CSU Dominguez Hills.
DovuBLe COUNTINGGENERAL STUDIES COURSES
Lower division General Studies courses
may be double counted. Under certainconditions and within specific majors,
upper division General Studies courses
may be double counted. Consult theUniversity Catalog and/or an academicadvisor.
General Studies ProgramThe General Studies program is dividedinto three components and requires
53-60 total semester units:
Component 1
RasiC SIMS caciate) 14-18 units
ComponentII
Natural Sciences ............csscesueee 9 unitsHumanities
Soctal Sciences svc ececcsc: 9 units
The Whole Person .............. 2-3 units
Component III
Integrative Studies: ................. 9 units
Cultural Pluralism............... 0-3 units
Continuing CSU Dominguez Hills stu-dents prior to fall 1980 and transfer stu-dents in continuous enrollment at a Cali-
fornia Community College or a CSUcampus since 1980-1981 may have the
option ofchoosing the former GeneralEducation program. Ifyou are uncertain
about which program applies to you,
‘consult an advisor at the University Ad-
visement Center.
In addition, students must take a course
emphasizing Cultural Pluralism (0-3),
which can satisfy General Studies or
other graduation regjuirements as well.
All students must take three upper divi-
sion courses in General Studies, and all
students must take three General Studies
courses at CSU Dominguez Hills. The
Statutory Requirements (HIS 101 or
examination and POL 101 or examina-
tion) are NOT part of the General Studies
program, but are graduation requirements.
The current General Studies program is
required of all students who enter CSU
Dominguez Hills or a California Com-munity College as first-time freshmenbeginning fall 1986.
A.Basic Skills (14 - 18 units)
These courses must be passed with a: grade of “C” or better.
1. Composition (6 - 7)
ENG 110
ENG 111
OrThree Writing Adjuncts
(IDS 107) (2 units each)
orAny combination of the above
courses totalling 6 or more units,
2. Quantitative Reasoning (3 - 4)
MAT 105 :
MAT 131
MAT 153
MAT 171
MAT 191
MAT 193
3. Logic/Critical Reasoning (3)PHI 120 or
PSY 110
4. Oral Communication (2)
THE 120
5. Library Skills (0 - 2)This category is optional. However,
students are encouragedto
strengthen their library skills.This can be accomplished by taking:
LIB 150/150A *
B. Area ofthe Natural Sciences (9 units)
All students are required to take onecourse in the Nature and Methodology
of the Natural Sciences, one course in
Important Results of Scientific In- _quiry, and one Life Science course.One ofthe above courses must have alaboratory component.
1. Nature and Methodology oftheNatural Sciences (3)
PHY 100
2. Important Results of‘ . Scientific Inquiry (3)
CHE 102 or EAR 100
3. Life Science (3)
BIO 102 (including laboratory)
(Note: Students majoring in Liberal
Studies may substitute PHY 106 forPHY 100 and PHY 108 for CHE
102/EAR 100. Students majoring orminoring in one of the natural sci-
ences may substitute more ad-vanced science courses. These stu-
dents should see a science facultyadvisor.)
C.Area ofthe Humanities (9 units)
1. HUM 200
2. Students should select TWOcourses from the FOUR categoriesbelow. TWO different categoriesand TWO different departmentsmust be represented.
a. Cross-Cultural Perspectives (3)
_APP 101CHS 100
FRE 220
HUM 212
SPA 151
SPA 221
b. Aesthetic/Perceptual Training (3). ART 100
ENG 230
MUS 101
THE 100
c. Critical Discipline (3)
COM 130
PHI 102
d. Opportunities for Creativity (3)ART 101
DAN 130
MUS 110
PHI 101
THE 160
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D. Area ofthe Social Sciences (9 units)
Studentsshould select THREE courses
from the FOUR categories below.THREE different categories and
THREE different departments must berepresented,
1. Individual Perspectives (3)
PSY 101
SOC 101
2. Groups and Society (3)
ANT 100
ECO 200
SOC 102
3. Global Perspectives (3)
GEO 100
POL 100
4. Historical Perspectives (3)
ANT 115
HIS 100
HIS 121
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E. The Whole Person (2-3 units)
CLS 201
HEA 100
PED 235 ‘
PSY 285
REC 100
SBS 101
SOM 201
F, Integrative Studies (9 units)
Students should select ONE course
from each category. Courses in this
category are to be taken after 60 se-mester units and all lower division
General Studies courses have been
completed.
1. Integrative Studiesin the Humanities (3)
HUM 310
HUM 312
HUM 314
2. Integrative Studiesin the Natural Sciences (3)
SMT 310
SMT 312
SMT 314
SMT 416
3. Integrative Studies in the SocialSciences (3)
SBS 316
SBS 318*
G. Cultural Pluralism (0 - 3 units)
Within their General Studies selec-
tions or within other requirements,all students must take one of the fol-lowing courses that addresses cultural
pluralism.
ANT 312
ANT 335
ANT 389
CHS 300HIS 305
MUS 301
MUS 401
PHI 383
POL 343
SBS 318* * SBS318 satisfies both the In-SOG 322 tegrative Studies in the Social
SOC 331 Sciences andCulturalPlural.
ism requirements. Units are
SOC 383 awarded in Integrative Stud-SPA 352 ies in the Social Sciences.
Note: The General Studies Require-
ments for 1980-1986 may beobtained from the University
Advisement Center.
Testing Information
The Testing Office and some departments offer tests throughout the academic year. It is important to meet with an advisor to reviewwhich test you should take. Separate fees are charged for each test.
Credit-by-ExaminationSome courses may be taken by Credit-
by-Examination. To receive credit-by-
examination you must register for the
course. It is important to read the condi-tions and restrictions in the current
University Catalog. A “Petition for
Credit-by-Examination” must be filed
by the dates designated by the Registrar.Forms may be obtained from theRecords/Registration Office, SCC J-127.
CREDIT BY EXAMINATION FOR
ENGLISH 110, 111, 350:AND 352
Students wishing to earn credit by ex-amination for English 110, English 111,
English 350 or English 352 must take an
examination at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday,Sept. 6, 1997.
To be admitted to the testing room, eachstudent must:
1. Register for the course or
courses you wishto receivecredit for.
_2. Fill out a petition to take the —test. Petition forms are avail-
able in the English Department
Office, LCH E-315 and must be
on file in the English Depart-
ment Office before noon,’ Thursday, Sept. 4, 1997;
and
3. Provide verification of satisfac-tory performance on tests or incourses. Verification in the
form of letters of notification,scores reported by testing
agencies, grade slips, or tran-scripts will be checked before
the petition forms are acceptedby the English DepartmentOffice.
4. Present an official picture ID
such as a CSUDH StudentIdentification Card ora valid
- driver’s license to the test ad-ministrator.
5. Bring an 8%x11" Blue Book tothe examination.
Each student petitioning to take:‘
() English 110 is required to have anEnglish Placement Test (EPT) *
score ofT-155 and E-8 or higher. A
student exempted from the EPT onthe basis of a satisfactory score on
the EEE, AP, SAT-Verbal, ACT, orCollege Board Achievement Test in
English Composition with essaymay attempt to earn Credit by
Examination. (Only test scores will
be used to determine the eligibility
ofa student.); English 111 must
‘have completed English 110, or its
equivalent, with a grade of “B” or
better. Eligible students may apply
for Credit-by-Examination forboth English 110 and 111 at the
same time.
OV English 350 is required to completeEnglish 110 and 111 (or their
equivalents) with an average gradeof“B” or better;
() English 352 must showa passingscore of at least eight (8) on the
graduation competency in writing
examination (GWE) or have suc-
cessfully completed English 350,
Advanced Composition, with theequivalent with a grade of “B” or
better. They also must have com-
pleted English 110 and 111 or theirequivalent.
Students who are unsuccessful in their
attempt to earn Credit-by-Examination
may remain in the class, complete thework, and be awarded credit upon suc-cessful completion ofcourse require-
ments. Students who pass the examina-tion may NOT remain in the class to earn
grades better than those earned on the
examination. They may, however, retake
the course in a later semester to improvegrades lower than “C” in accordance .
with the Repeat and Cancel Policy. .
Additional information on earning
Credit-by-Examination appears in thecurrent University Catalog.
Graduate Exercise in EnglishGraduate students in the English Depart-ment are required to pass the Graduate
Exercise. Students are expected to fulfillthis requirement at the start of theirgraduate work.
The exercise, scheduled for Saturday,Sept. 6, 1997, at 10 a.m. will consist ofanalyzing a short poem. Students maybring a dictionary.
Please register for the Graduate Exercisein the English Department Office, LCH
E-315.
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Testing Schedule | : , |
CELae} PTTLCa)Name of Test Purpose & ContactDominguez Hills WET Ta
CLEP : : : Credit by Examination - Testing Officesoa, CSU Dominguez Hills students only
College Level Examination Program
ELM & EPT June 21, 1997 June 6, 1997 Placement - Testing Office
Entry Level Mathematics Test & Oct. 11, 1997 Sept 26, 1997
English Placement Test
GMAT June 21, 1997 May 23, 1997 Graduate Admission - Testing OfficeGraduate Management Admission Test ;
GRE Nov. 1, 1997 . Graduate Admission - Testing OfficeGraduate Records Examination
GWE ; * a Graduation WritingGraduation Writing Examination ; Competency Requirement - Testing Office
MAT Miller Analogies Test (MAT) (By Appointment Only**)
National Teachers Exam/PRAXIS July 12, 1997 * See Below Credential Examination(Subject Assessment)
National Teachers Exam/PRAXIS July 12, 1997 * See Below Credential ExaminationMSAT
SAT Sr ir - Entrance Examination - Testing OfficeScholastic Aptitude Test & Achievement Test (ACH) TOEFL June 6, 1997 May 5, 1997 Entrance Examination - Testing Office
Test of English as a Foreign Language July 11, 1997 x ‘
Sept. 12, 1997 *
Dec. 12, 1997 7
Please Note: Most test applications are available for pick-up in the Information and Services Center, SCC A-130.
* Registration deadlines are approximately one month prior to the test date unless otherwise specified.
** Contact the Testing Office at (310) 243-3909, Small College Complex, Building 11, Room 11207.
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Class Times at CSU Dominguez Hills
Monday,Wednesday, Friday7:00 am. .- 7:50 a.m.
8:00 am. - 8:50 a.m.
9:00 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.
10:50 a.m.
11:00 am. -11:50 am.
12:00 p.m. -12:50 p.m.
110:00 a.m.
Monday, Wednesday1:00 p.m. -— 2:15 p.m.
2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.
# 4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.
# 5:30 p.m. - 6:45 pm.
#7:00 p.m. - 8:15 p.m.
# 8:30 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.
Tuesday,Thursday7:00 a.m. - 8:15 a.m.
8:30 am. - 9:45 a.m.
10:00 am. -11:15 am.
11:30 a.m. -12:45 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.
2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.
# 4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.
# 5:30 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.
# 7:00 p.m. - 8:15 p.m.
# 8:30 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.
A boldfaced # symbol indicates course meets during evening hours.
Evening ClassesMeeting Once a Week# 4:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.
#6:10 pm. - 9:45 p.m.
# 7:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.
Key to Symbols and Abbreviations in the Course ListingsCourse Meeting Locations
ERC = Educational Resources
Center
FH = Field House
GYM = Gymnasium
HC = Hughes Education
and Athletic Center
LCH = LaCorte Hall
LUSU = Loker University
Student Union
NSM = Natural Sciences
and Mathematics
SAC = South Academic Complex,Buildings 1, 2, & 3
SBS = Social and Behavioral
Sciences
SCC = Small College Complex
SH = Student Housing
SHC = Student Health Center
SOE = School ofEducation
TBA = To Be Arranged
UT = University Theatre
DayAbbreviationsM = Monday
MW = Monday/Wednesday
MWF = Monday/Wednesday/Friday
T = Tuesday
TBA = To Be Arranged
TTh = Tuesday/Thursday
W = Wednesday
Th = Thursday
F = Friday
S = Saturday
Su = Sunday
Course SuffixesA= Activity P = Production
- = Laboratory $= Supervision
Most ofthese courses require enrollment
in both the lecture section and associated
activity, lab, production or supervisionportion ofthe course.
Footnote definitions
Footnote definitions can be found after
the course listing section of the ClassSchedule.
+ Prerequisite RequiredConsult the course description in thecurrent University Catalog for courseprerequisite(s).
Course ReferenceNumber(CRN)
The five digit number in the far left col-umn identifies the course and section of
the class you want to take. During regis-tration, it will be necessary to use thisnumber to register for a section or to
change your program.
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COURSE DEPARTMENT HN mana UNITS une UE CT SLU aURea)
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Fall 1997 Course OfferingsNe
Entry Level Skills
ENGLISH COMPOSITION ;
46305 ENG 088 01 Developmental Reading 3.0 MWF 8:00- 8:50 am LCH A221 staff 157173
“46335ENG 088 02 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A330 staff 157173
46338 ENG 088 03 Developmental Reading 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A221 staff Heyl7sors
46308 ENG 088 04 Developmental Reading 3.0 |MWE 11:00-11:50 am LCH A227 staff 157173
“46306ENG 088 05 DevelopmentalReading SOc ugh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A221 __staff 157173
46320 ENG 088 06 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 TTh 2:30- 345°pm LCH A330. staf 157173
46304. ENG 099 01 Basic>WritingWorkshop 3.0 MWEF 8:00- 8:50 am LCH A230 _ staff 1573
46337. ENG 099 02 Basic Writing Workshop 230 TTR 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A229 staff 1573 =
46268 ENG 099 03 ‘Basic WritingWorkshop . 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A230 staff 1573
“46321. ENG 099 05 Basic Writing Workshop 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A230 staff 1573
47451 ENG 099 06 Basic WritingWorkshop 3.0 TTh _11:30-12:45 pm LCH A227. staff 1573
46216 ENG 099 08 Basic WritingWorkshop _ 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A204 staff 15.73
“46538+ ENG 099 09 BasicWiiting Workshop_ ee 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 “pm LCH A227 staff BOSSIRIR sie
46370 ENG 09910 I ;Workshop =—3.0. MW __‘#_7:00-8:15 pmLCHA348 I McKenna 1573
MATHEMATICS
47061 MAT 003 01 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am SBS B209 W Armacost 15
‘47051+ MAT003 02Beginning Algebra ee 3.0 TTh ~8:30- 9:45 am SBS F125 staff 15
“46976 MAT003 03 BeginningAlgebra 3.0 MWE “11:00-11:50 am SBS G122 staff15
47459 MAT 003 04 Beginning Algebra 30° 7TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBSB231 staff 15
47058+= MAT003 05 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW ~1:00- 2:15 pm SBSB209_WArmacost_Hers
47042 MAT. 003_"06 BeginningAlgebra a0 Trh 230-345 pm SBS E220 staf | (15
47027‘MAT 003 07Beginning Algebra me 3.0MW #7:00-8:15 pmSBSAl44 staff ars
47029+=MAT 003 08“BeginningAlgebra 3.0 Th # 8:35- 9:50 pmNSMC221 staff 1seee
47062 MAT 005 01 Elem Algebra&Geometry 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am SBS F125 staff = 15
47053 MAT005 02 ElemAlgebra & Geometry 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS Fi2i1 WGould15
“46975.MAT 005 03 ElemAlgebra &Geometry 3.0. MWF 11:00-11:50 amSBS £220.F Miles ON aesThe C.L.A.S.S. Program will
providegroup study sessionsfor studentsin this section. ave
47460MAT 005 04 Elem Algebra &Geometry 3.0 Th 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A216 staf | 15
47056 MAT 005 05 ElemAlgebra&Geometry 3.0 MW 4:00-2:15 pm SBS A216 J Barab ioe
‘47041. MAT 005 06 Elem Algebra&Geometry 3.0 TTh "9:30-3:45 pm SBS£122 staff— cm
“47025.MAT00507 ElemAlgebra&Geometry 3.0 MW: #7:00-8:15pm SBSB231 staff| 15
‘47092.MAT005 09 ElemAlgebra&Geometry 3.0 Th # 8:30-9:45 pm SBS E122 2] gigi ceaSeds oy
“47060 +MAT009 01Intermediate Algebra 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am SBS B2i5 CChang —_—:1552
“47052 +MAT 00902 IntermediateAlgebra _ 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 amSBS E122.FMiles —:1552
47039 +MAT009 03 IntermediateAlgebra _ 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SBS E122_ staff 1552
47461 +MAT 009 04Intermediate Algebra 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SCC 11305 staff 1552The C.L.A.S.S. Program willprovidegroup study sessions
for students in this section. fs
‘47059 +MAT 009 05 Intermediate Algebra- 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125 —G Jennings ey 15 52
47040+MAT 009 06IntermediateAlgebra_ a 50a ITH 2:30- 3:45 pmSBS Di2I Sa os SARE oc
46994+MAT00907IntermediateAlgebra. =====S*=*=C<i*‘«‘S SCM 7200-8:15 pm NSMC213 S$ Book Sees
“46984+MAT009 08IntermediateAlgebra | (30 ‘TTh # 8:30- pmNSMB252 staff 1 1552
47036+MAT009 09 IntermediateAlgebra “3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45pm SBSB203 SBook _CBR
20 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.
+ Consult current UniversityCatalogforcourse prerequisite(s).
ut aaae NR.& SEC,
GENERAL STUDIES PROGRAM COURSES
A. Basic Skills
1. COMPOSITIONANS ARSRESET aMANERA DS
be Sah(t UNITS WY baaTY tat FOOTNOTES
8:30- 9:45 am LCH A228
~10:00-10:50 am LCH A219
46336 +ENG 110 02 FreshmanComposition I TSG. OTT46284+ENG-110 03 Freshman Composition I 3.0 MWE47452 +ENG 11004 Freshman Composition |ay 3.0.3 Tan
46340 +ENG11005 FreshmanCompositio46317 +ENG110 06 Freshman‘Composition
11:30-12:45pm LCH A3241:00-2:15pm = LCH A221
46368+ENG 110 07 Freshman’CompositionI 3.0. MW —# =7:00-8:15 ‘pmLCH “A23046277+ENG 111 01_ FreshmanComposition Ii 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am LCH A22946334 +ENG 11102 FreshmanCompositionll 30:2: TTh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A22446274 +ENG111 03Freshman Composition] ~~ +30. ~MWE 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A22946326 +ENG 111. 05 Freshm Composition 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A227 J Riddell 76 i46312 +ENG 111 06 FreshmanCompositionl] 30. MWF _—_.11:00-11:50 am SBS D219 staf + ~~*7647453+ENG 111 07 FreshmanComposition 30 TTh ~1130-1245 pm SBS_‘D203.MShater;°° 96). yak,46324 +ENG111 09Freshman CompositionII 0 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A229 1 Geller 7|46316+ENG 11110 FreshmanComposition Il 2:30- 3:45 pm LCHA230 JRiddell _ Toe? as‘46365 +ENG111 11__ Freshman CompositionI # 4:00-5:15 pm LCH A224 MSutton 7646369 +ENG 11112FreshmanComposition II _#7:00-8:15 pm SBS A204staf #76°°47454 +ENG 111 13 Freshman Composition II-HONORS3.0.Th. 11:30212:45 pmLCHA230TGiannoti 76...
This section for Honors Program students.
2. QUANTITATIVEREASONING47054 +MAT 105 01 Finite Mathematics _ 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS £122. F Miles 46977 +MAT 105 02 Finite Mathematics 3.0 MW
The C.L.A.S.S. Program willprovidegroup study sessionsfor studentsin thissection.
2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F125 C Chang
3. LOGICAL/CRITICALREASONING
. 46992 +MAT 105 03 FiniteMathematics| 30 MW #8:30-9:45pmSBSBi31. staff47057 +MAT131 01ElemStat& Probability 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 amSBSB215 W Armacost Apo47033 +MAT131 02—ElemStat&Probability SRae 1:00-2:15 pm SBS“Ei22 RFred47044+MAT13103ElemStat&Probability= +3.0. MW #--5:30-6:45pm SBSB209 S$Book era
The C.L.A.S.S. Program will
providegroup study sessionsfor students in this section.
46970+MAT153 01 CollegeAlgebra &Trigonometry 4,0 MWE 7:20- 8:30 am SBS Bi31 staff47307+MAT153 03° CollegeAlgebra & Trigonometry 40 T # 7:00-8:40 pm SBSA204 _ staff47049 +MAT171 01 Cale For MgtLife Sci - 40MWE__12:00-1:10 pm. SCC E149 F Brulois46986 +MAT 171 02 “CalcForMgtLifeSci ==—S—s=<*~*‘“‘«w CTC. 840 pm NSM D123 staff46973+MAT19101Calculus] | 4.0MWE 10:00-11:10 am NSM B252° J Barab47400+MAT 191 02 Calculusl 4.0 MTWTh # 5:00-5:50 pmSOE 1107 staffW071 FMAT 195 01 Stel es aMN eaeakSR Alt47401+MAT19302_OtiaiwRSa eGoian‘MIWTh# 6:00- 6:50pmSBSA2i6 staff ie
# 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS_ B110 W Hagan
11:30-12:45 pm SBS B131
10:00-10:50 amSBS BI10
12:00-12:50pm LCHA219 staf'12:00-12:50 pm LCHA228 RVanterpool_
1:00-2:15 pm SBS D219 staff
2:30- 3:45 pm SCC J146 WHagan
# 4:00-5:15 pm SBS D121 DLewis
46593 PHI 120 01 CriticalReasoning _ TTh46606PHI ‘120 02 Critical Reoniie ce staf, 9G. Ne eeaa46604PHI 120 03 Critical Reasoning SS MWE
The C.L.A.S.S. Program willprovidegroup study sessions
snSORet for studentsin this section.46597 PHI12004GriticalReasoning SS 3.0 MWE46589 PHI 12005 Critical Reasoning-HONORS-————=«<SMsSsCMWR”
ace Ae This section isSor}HonorsProgram students.46603 PHI 120 06 Critical 1Reasoning — MW46595. PHI 12007 CriticalReasoning 3 TTh46618 PHI120 08_CriticalReasoning — 80 MW a00eSS46590 :_PHI ~-120 200} Critical |llReasoning—f $6 Tih Soee 315 |
# 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B131___EShimomisse
Footnote definitionscan be found at the end of the course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
*
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Naa here TNL POETS TOa CTP AES
46591 PHI 120 10 Critical Reasoning 30 T # 5:00- 9:00 pm TBA TBA JLacorte: This sectionfor Statewide :
NursingProgram students.
45329 PSY 110 01 CritThinking&ProbSolv 3.0° TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SCC E139GMarsh
4. ORALCOMMUNICATION46745 THE 120 01 Fundamentals OfSpeech 2.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E122. G Burtis
Co-req: 46342 THE 120A 0146738. THE 120 02.Fundamentals OfSpeech 20 <TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC L149 G Burtis sree
Co-req: 46958 THE 120A 0246736 THE 120 03 Fundamentals OfSpeech 2.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS E122 S$ Weiner —
Co-req; 46961 THE 120A 03‘46737.«THE 120 04 FundamentalsOfSpeech 20° Th. 6 #5305645 pm UT AlN? sah
; Co-req: 46962 THE 120A 0447297 THE 120 05 Fundamentals OfSpeech 2.61 Th ~ 8:30-9:45am UT A102 staff
Co-req:° 47298 THE 120A 0546342 THE 120A 01 Fundamentals OfSpeech 0.0 TBA TRACTBA. 9) PBA (EBA. G: Burtise 4(eegan
Co-req: 46745 THE 1200146958 THE 120A 02 FundamentalsOfSpeech 0.0 TBA SEGA. TRAG(CTOATTBA<oG Butewasaeae
Co-teq: 46738 THE 120 0246961 THE 120A 03 FundamentalsOfSpeech . 0.0 . TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA S Weiner
Co-req: 46736 THE 120 0346962 THE 120A 04 Fundamentals OfSpeech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA BAS CEDA,.\ se atta ldGheeeee
Co-req: 46737 THE 120 0447298 THE 120A 05 FundamentalsOfSpeech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA BREE peaeese
Co-req: 47297 THE 120 05 .
Lower Division General Education Courses/ - ¥
B. NATURE OF THENATURALSCIENCES
1, NATURE &METHODOLOGYOF THENATURALSCIENCES46627. PHY 100 01 PatternsInNature 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am NSM €221 staff46625 PHY 100 02 PatternsInNature 30TTh .—_10:00-11:15am NSM D129staf‘46631 PHY 100 03 PatternsInNature 3.0 TTh # 7:00-8:15 pm NSMC221staff
2. IMPORANT RESULTS OF SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY
A. PHYSICAL SCIENCE
46532. CHE 102 O1 Chemistry For The Citizen 3.0 MWF 9:00- 9:50 am SBS B110 WN Sturm
46536 CHE 102 02 Chemistry For The Citizen 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SCCSie abet Gseee ae46528 CHE 102 03 Chemistry For TheCitizen 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 amNSMC221JLyle_ ekeet46496 EAR 100 01 Physical Geology 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50am SBSD225DSigurdson326446495 EAR 100 02. Physical Geology 3.0 TTh "10:00-11:15 am SBSBllO staff. 3264‘40676 EAR 100 03 Physical Geology 30 TTh ——# 5:30-6:45 pm__NSM(C221 staff ee
B. LIFE SCIENCE
46559 BIO 102 01 General Biology 3.0 MW 12:00-12:50 pm SCC J146 staff 64Co-req: BIO 102L : 4
46563 BIO 102 02 General Biology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:20 pm SCC11305LPhillips 64: Co-req: BIO 102L ;
47312 BIO 102 03 General Biology 3.0 TTh 12:00-12:50pm SCCJi46 JRoberts 64 ___Co-req: BIO 102L
‘47174. BIO 102L01 GeneralBiologyLab 00° M | 9:00-11:50 am NSMBll0 CGuze 64Co-req: BIO 102
47175 BIO 102L 02 General Biology Lab 0.0 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM BllO. staff | 64Co-req: BIO 102
a6 BO ‘102L03°GeneralBiologylab st” 0.0 M #6:30-9:20 pm NSMBil0 LPhilips 64 —Co-req: BIO 102
47177. BIO 102L 04 General BiologyLab 00: T 9:00-11:50 am NSM B110 Sats oe 6hCo-req: BIO 102
22 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).
COURSETITLE UT Nb) HOURS Se WET a 3 aUiTS)CUSa ee acae ie 24g
47178 BIO 102L 05 General BiologyLab 0.0 T 2:30- 5:20 pm NSM B1l10 J Roberts 64Co-req: BIO 102 :
47179, BIO. —-:102L_ (06 General Biology Lab 0.0 WwW 9:00-11:50 am NSM B110_ R Kuramoto 64Co-req: BIO 102
47180 BIO 102L 07 General Biology Lab 00° Wis. 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B1l10. G Kidane 64 ivesCo-req:. BIO 102
47181 BIO 102L 08 General BiologyLab 0.0 W | # 6:30- 9:20 pm NSM B1l10 D Moratka 64 -Co-req: BIO 102
47182 BIO 102L 09 General Biology Lab 0.0Th 8:30-11:20 am NSM BIIO L Phillips 64.Co-req: BIO 102 5
47183 BIO 102L 10 General BiologyLab- 0.0 Th "2:30-5:20pmNSMB1l10.D Moratka 64.~*WCo-req: BIO 102
47184 BIO 102L 11 GeneralBiologyLab 0.0 =#F 9:00-11:50 am NSM B110 G McCarthy 64Co-req: BIO 102
C. AREAOF THEHUMANITIES
1. REQUIRED
47352 +HUM 200 01 Intro To Humanities a0 cca 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A228 A Harshman 7846582 +HUM 200 02 Intro To Humanities 3.0 MW 1:00-2:15 pm LCHA224LFeuer 78.
The C.L.A.S.S, program willprovidegroup study sessionsfor students in this section. 5
46578 +HUM 200 03 IntroToHumanities S00 MET 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS. G122 staff 9B eS46579 +HUM 200 04 Intro To Humanities - 508 ELT 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B203_ staff 7846574 +HUM 200 05 IntroToHumanities 30 T "#790- &15 pm SAC,2101oof47112 +HUM 200 06 IntroToHumanities 30 MW — # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A228 NLarinde78
46580 +HUM 200 07 Intro To Humanities 300. TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS A216 staff 78
s
2. ELECTIVES
CrossCULTURAL PERSPECTIVES
46372 APP 101 01. IntroductionToAsian Studies 3.05: 37h 10:00-11:15 am SBS B209 D Hata47240 CHS 100 01. Amer-EuropeCult/His Syn 30 MW| 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B203 M Dominguez ne47110. +FRE 220 01 SecondYearFrench 3.0 MW 11:00-11:50 amLCH A223 staff
' 47133. SPA 151 01 Intro ToHispanicCulture 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A223. P Sanchez 5447135 +SPA_ 221 01 _ IntermediateSpanish II 30 TTh ———_‘11:30-12:45 pm LCH AQ23 Ls Watts(hi) a teoe47136 +SPA 221 02 _ Intermediate Spanish Il 3.0 MW2:30.3:4 A223 F Lauerhass
AESTHETIC/PERCEPTUALTRAINING
45290 ART 100 01 LookingAtArt 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A228 L Ivers45291 ART 100 02 LookingAtArt 3.0 MW --2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A228 N Larinde ae47118 MUS 101 01 Introducing Music 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A202 D Champion47257 MUS 101 02 Introducing Music 3.0 TTh 11;30-12:45 pm LCH A202_D) Champion47119 MUS 101 03 IntroducingMusic Eee 8s TTh - 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A202 D Champion46747. THE 100 01 TelevisionFilm&Theatre 3.0MWF__10:00-10:50 amUTAl02. P Rodney 31~:”
. 46746 THE. 100 02 Television Film&Theatre "3.0. TTh —~—~«*4:4:30-12:45 pm SBS E220 R Heuschkel 31
CRITICAL DISCIPLINE45555 COM 130 01 FilmClassics 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A103 L Lee45556 COM 130 02 Film Classics-HONORS 30 T #7:00-9:45 pmLCH A103. L Lee
This section isfor Honors Program students. ;46602 PHI 102 01 Humanity, Nature& God pe ae uh. © 10:00-11:15 am SBS _B238__W Hagan46605 PHI 102 02 Humanity, Nature & God 3.0 MW. 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A224 staff46599 PHI 102 03 Humanity, Nature&God 3.0 MW |#. 5:30- 6:45pm LCH A224JLacorte
OPPORTUNITIESFORCREATIVITY45292 ART 101 01 ExperiencingCreativeArt 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A228 NLarinde45893. DAN 130 01__DancePerceptions 3.0 MW # 5:30-6:45 pm FH C008 C Tubbs
45894 DAN 130 02 DancePerceptions : 3.0 TTh # 4:00- S18pm SBS Bi01 staff
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
+
23
ANCLREF. NR. NR. & SEC. IS aaa UDsy INSTRUCTOR FOOTNOTES
47120 +MUS 110 01 Music Fundamentals 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A207 M Waldrep
47121 +MUS 110 02 Music Fundamentals 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A207 . staff
46596 PHI 101 01 Values And Society 3.0.-° TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B131 staff
46588 PHI 101 02 Values AndSociety _ 30 hth #= 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A224 staff
47299 THE 160 O01 Acting]For Non--Majors 3.0; EER 2:30- 3:45 pm UT A102 P Rodney
D. AREA OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
INDIVIDUALPERSPECTIVE
46724. PSY 101 01 GenSt:Understand Hum Beh 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D225 L Gray-Shellberg
46728 PSY 101 02 GenSt:Understand Hum Beh 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D225 S&S Wilcox
The C.L.A.S.S. Program will
providegroup study sessionsfor students in this section. eae ae E Ef
46797 SOC 101 01 The Individual In Society MO ce On 10:00-11:15 am SCC K144 staff
The C.L.A.S.S. Program will f
provide group study sessionsfor students in this section. : :
46808 SOC 101 02 The Individual In Society 3.05 O TER: 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F225 H Charnofsky
GROUPS&SOCIETY46400 ANT 100 01 _ Intro To Cultures 3.0 MWF 1 1:00 -11:50 am SBS A144 staff
46399 ANT 100 02 Intro To Cultures 3.0 ITh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B238 _ S$ Orellana
46414. ECO 200 01 ContemporaryEcon Issues 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC 11305 L Moite
46813. SOC 102 Ol UnderstandSoc Relations 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS F225 R Hovard
46838 SOC 102 02 Understand Soc Relations 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B110 R Hovard
GLOBALPERSPECTIVES
46498 GEO 100 01 Earth The Human Home! 3.0 MWF 9:00- 9:50 am. SCC 11305 staff
46499 GEO 100 02 Earth The Human Homel 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B252) RRHay Paice
46497 GEO 100 03 Earth The Human Homel 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am NSMB252 RHay
46654 POL 100 01 Gen St:World Perspectives 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45pm SAC 3152 LChaffee re
46657 POL 100 02 GenSt:WorldPerspectives 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS F125 W Martin
46662 POL 100 03 Gen St:World Perspectives 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS. F121 staff
HISTORICALPERSPECTIVES
46397. ANT 115 01 IntroToArch& Phys Anth 3.0 MWF 12:00- 12:90pm SBS B238. J Moore
46387' ANT 115 02 Intro To Arch & Phys /Anth 3.0: TTR 1:00- 2:15pm°SISBS B238 S$_ Orellana i
46480 HIS 100 01 Perspective On The Presnt 5 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm_ SBS3S B238 -M Garber
46485 HIS 121 01 WorldCivilizations Il 3.0 MWF 10:00-10:50 am SBS. B131_ H Holter
46392. HIS 121 02 World Civilizations II 3.0 ITh # 7:30-9:45 pm SBS D225 staff
E. THEWHOLE PERSONLET IL LT NTTLE EE TS SPITE
‘
45801 CLS 201 01 Health Perspectives 3.0 TTh 1:30~ 2:45 pm NSM C239 staff yee OL. as
45557 HEA 100, 01 Health & Lifestyles 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A324 staff ote
45558 . HEA 100 02 Health &Lifestyles 30:20. 27h 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A324 _ R Scott e :
45054 PED -235 01 Lifetime Fitness 3.0 oT 8:30- 9:45 am SCC L149 staff 55
45055 PED 235 02 Lifetime Fitness _3.0|MWF 11:00-11:50 am SCC L149 staff 35
45056 PED 235 03 Lifetime Fitness ioe 3.0 Ores aa:00- 2: 15 pm SCC 1149 staff Re gkee og 55 2
45057 PED=235 04 lifetimeFitness ie ETEeeeAe cos 5 pm “SAG 3 3148 ey-_VGirard aeeee
45058 PED 235 05 Lifetime Fitness gl MW 2:30- 3:45pm SCC L149 staff Se 18
45226 REC 100 01 Dimensions Of Leisure 30° < eke 11:30-12:45 pm SCC E167 M|Cappel
45227 - REC 100 02. Dimensions Of Leisure 3.0 _MWEF 10:00-10:50 am scc El 7 staff Q
45228 REC 100 03 Dimensions Of Leisure 3.0 M # 7:00-9:45 pm FH Coos staff
SBS 101 01. Pers Soc Intell Develop-HONORS B0°s crn 10:00-11:45 am SBS A210 staff 12
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24 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.
+ Consult currentUniversity Catalogfor course prerequisite(s).
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+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
46581 +HUM 310 01 _ Key Concepts ‘ 5.07: Teh 10:00-11:15 am SBS Fi21___ staff a ipsa45709+HUM 31002 KeyConcepts : 3.0 M # 4:00-6:45 pm ‘LCH A103 staff
Film & Prop. ; k ae REIT ee ee ee47113 +HUM 310 03 ‘Key Concepts 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A228 N Larinde
JpneseCulture ?
46577 +HUM 310 04 KeyConcepts 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A228 staff: Lives of Faust_ ; ‘ ae ee Sei FO
46586 +HUM 310 05 ‘KeyConcepts: 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E173 staffPon e au ae GardensofDelight _ : Ns = a Rees pape? a fee NE
47353 +HUM 310 06 Key Concepts 3.0%, TTR 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D121 staffThe Idea of Civilization a a 5 :
47483 +HUM 310 07 KeyConcepts : SO eyo # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A227 D Heifetz_Livesof Faust_ 3 G ; o : : aA PEGE
47484 +HUM 310 08 Key Concepts 3.0 Su 1:30- 4:15 pm SBS B238 staffSucc & Valin US ni ' ot Ges : = : te ee
‘47485+HUM31009 KeyConcepts 30 M # 6:30- 9:15 pm offcampus staffLives of Faust iSo CentLA ey
46576-+HUM~ 312 01KeyMovements 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A224 J JohnsonHarlem Renaissance §
47486 “+HUM 312 02 Key Movements SOaii *S, 8:30- 6:00 pm LCH A324 J JohnsonHarlem RenaissanceMeets 9/13, 27; 10/11, 25
_ and 11/8 : ts Rome Bey Rigs ;46584 +HUM 314 01 Key Issues 30°. Tih 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B238_ L Geller
Mthrhdin LitandArt asco t Bh , Bis oe sie eam ate cE fin ees46572.+HUM 31402°Key,Issues 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B209 staff
Fr Prspctvson Enltnt Hg ; ‘ x ‘ ves eee‘47399 +HUM31403’ Key Issues 30: oTER # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS. A216 staff
RomanticLove_ : :‘47114+HUM31404 Key Issues ; 30's) TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A224 D Brooking
Art and Social Protest : :The C.L.A.S.S. Program willprovidegroup study sessionsfor studentsin this section. : b , ay : :
47116+HUM314 05 KeyIssues 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A228 D BrookingArtand Social Protest Des estate u : pay eye .
46585+HUM31407_ Key Issues . 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SBS F125 H Holter
REECEaaL aa Oe Oe ua gs yo ieneos
2. NATURALSCIENCESRRSESSE BEATERSNOTE EREENORT
46700 +SMT 310 01 Science AndTechnology — 3.0 MW ; 8:30- 9:45 am SBS F225 staff os %46706 +SMT 310 02 ScienceAnd Technology _ 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45pm SBS D225 staff 346698 +SMT 310 03 Science And Technology 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C221. staff46701 _+SMT |310 04 "ScienceAndTechnology 3.0 MW # 5:30-6:45 pm NSM C221 _ staff Band i46699 +SMT 31C 05 Science AndTechnology EO, DAW8ME 200s B: 15 pm Sec 11305 staff a if46702 +SMT 310 06 Science AndTechnology— 3.0 SEEDa a :45 _am_ NSM C221 staff46704 + SMT 31007 Science And| Technology 3.0 TTh ent 10: 00-112115am SCC 11305 staff46708 + SMT 31008 Science /AndTechnology Ba HO Et 1:00-2:15 pm NSM B252 _ oO)Seely46695 +SMT 31009 _ Science And Technology — 3.0 TTh # 5:30-6:45 pm NSM C213 staff46697 _+SMT-“310 10° Science AndTechnology — Se ee i,i.Be # _7:00-"8:15 pm SBS F125 staff46707 +5SMT 31201 Natural Processes = 3.0 MWF 10:00- 10: 50, am ‘NSM C221. D-Sigurdson— sy46696 +:SMT “312 02-(N“Natural Processes— _ 3.0 ‘TTh _ NSM B252 i staff fe >.‘474884+SMT3:312 03 NaturalProcesses 30 W ee 7:00- 9:45.pm ERC Bi27 staff isk a47489 +SMT 31204NaturalProcesses 3.0 Th ‘# =6:30- 9:15 pm "offcampus staff
24 _ SantaMonica ; : :‘47502+SMT31296 NaturalProcesses 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm offcampus staff
Fountain Valley
47503 +SMT31297 NaturalProcesses 3.0. W #72009:45 pmoffcampus staffSes ; Sylmar
Footnote definitions canbe found at the end ofthe course listing section. 25
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46705 +SMT 314 01 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS B231 staff
46703 +SMT 314 02 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0; Cth: 8:30- 9:45 am NSM B252.__ staff
46709 +SMT 314 03 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B252 staff ere
3. SOCIALSCIENCES
46691 SBS 318 01 CultPlurlsm: 3.0 TTh 7:00- 8:15 am SBS B110_ L Rosen
_ Impact ofTechnology
46692 SBS 318 02 CultPlurlsm: 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS D225 D Hata SageJapanese and Japanese Americans Saath
“46688 SBS 318 03 CultPlurlsm: VnOPag PTY BO SSprSRGSARINGSRYArmia! a)Ethnicity andImmigration : .
46690 SBS 318 04 CultPlurlsm:— BO: Th 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC 11305 C Udeze nsCultural Pluralism in US Society b
46685 SBS 318 05 CultPlurlsm: 3.0 Th # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS D225FBiles $&|Culture in Multinational Business : RA ee
47169 SBS 318 06 CultPlurlsm: 3.0 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E173 §OrellanaCultural Pluralism in Global Context
46687 SBS 318 07 CultPlurism: a 3.0 TTh # 8:30-9:45 pm SBSB238 FBiles j| —Culture in Multinational Business
46694 SBS 318 08 CultPlurlsm: 3.0. ~MWE TT 00S GAam. SRSIGS:“PeaboGlobal Perspectives on |Sociocultural Diversity
46693 SBS 318 09 Cult Plurism: 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F225 J Curran |©Oppression and Revolution
46682 SBS 318 10 CultPlurlsm: 3.0 MW 230-345 pm SCC fi46 A Fisher ==|.: American Jewish Experience
46683 SBS 318 11 CultPlurism: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pmSCC 11305 AHass &Psychohistory of the Boloant t
46689 SBS 318 12 CultPlurlsm: 3.0 MW # 5:30-6:45pm SBS D225 staff
46684 SBS 318 13 CultPlurism: 3.0 MW — # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS Bll0 __staff re
46686 SBS 318 14 CultPlurlsm 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B238 staff wes
47359 SBS 318 15 Cult Plurlsm-HONORS 30MW1:00-2:15 pm SBS A210 LMoite aeAfricans and AmericansThis section isfor Honors Program students. at, esate
46924. SBS 318 16 Cult Plurlsm: Re Ge8GSS eeeso.SBSROS:|. stale (aeCulturalConflict i inSW US
47360 SBS 318 17 CultPlurism: 30. --T. #4:00-7:00pmoffcampus staff
G. Cultural Pluralism47143 ANT 312 01 LanguageAnd Culture 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS A144 RFranklin
47311 ANT 312 02 LanguageAndCulture 30 MW # 5:30- 6:45pm LCH A228 staff i ofl
47144 ANT 335 01 Comparative Cultures 30TTh~~ # «5:30-6:45pm ‘SBS Al44R Franklin . —46396 ANT 335 02 Comparative Cultures 3.0 .MW “1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A144 J Moore47149 ANT 389 01 TransmissionOfCulture — 3.0 MWF 10:00-10:50 am SBS A144__ staff Be PIS hyes
46594 ANT 389. 02 TransmissionOfCulture 3.0 TTh # 7:00-8:15 pm SBSA144S Orellana
47241 CHS 300 01. IntroChicano/ChicanaStud ROT 3:30- G45 pm, LOH ASM): ata aSP ee
“47288 +MUS 401 01 AfroAmerican Music 30 TTh—-# 4:00- 5:15 pmLCHA202 H Caldwell Meee ates
47354 PHI 383 01Comparative Religions_ 3.0 -TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SCC E149 WHagn. 46691 SBS 318 O1 CultPlurism: 3.0 TTh 7:00- 8:15am SBS Bl10 L Rosen o
ImpactofTechnology
46692 SBS 318 02 CultPlursm: ue TER: 8:30- 9:45 am SBS D225 D Hata aaJapanese and Japanese Americans
46688 SBS 318 03 Cult Plurlsm: 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS Bll0 F Arnold ea sage‘ . Ethnicity and Immigration_
46690 SBS 318 04 CultPlurlsm: a>oer Th ~2:30- 3:45 pm SCC 11305 C Udeze Eee‘Cultural Pluralism in US Society Bs mt
46685 SBS 318 05 CultPlurism: 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS D225 FBilles neaeCulture in Multinational Business
47169 SBS 318 06 CultPlurlsm: 3.0 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E173 SOrellana |||Cultural Pluralismin GlobalContext
46687 SBS 318 07 CultPlurlsm: PRO EE # 8:30-9:45 pm SBS B238 F Biles$Culturein Multinational Business
46694 SBS 318 08 Cult Plurism: 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am SBS D225 J Moore — OpeGlobal Perspectives on:
iskein ie “a atk aeBONITO ESETa <ia eR ae oer
Footnote definitionsczcannbe found:at the endofthecoursea listing 86section.+Caencurrent University Catalogfor course prerequisite(s).
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46693 SBS 318 09 Cult Plurism: 3.0. MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F225 J CurranOppression and Revolution j
46682 SBS 318 10 CultPlurism: 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC Jl46 A FisherAmerican Jewish Experience : ‘
“46683 SBS 318 11 CultPlurism: 3.0 MW. — # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC 11305 AHass vPsychohistory of the Holocaust :
46689 SBS 318 12 CultPlurism: _ 30 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D225 staff46684 SBS 318 13 CultPlurlsm: 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B1l0' _ staff46686 SBS 318 14 Cult Plurlsm-HONORS: 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B238 staff47359 SBS 318 15 Cult Plurlsm-HONORS 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A210 L Moite ae
Africans and Americansi This section isfor Honors Program students.
46924 SBS 318 16 CultPlurism: 3.0 Su 1:30- 2:15 pm SBS F225 staff ‘iaCultural Conflict in SW US
47360 SBS 318 17 CultPlurlsm: 30 T “‘#4:00-7:00pmoffcampus staff46811 SOC 331 01 Minority Racial Ethnc Rel 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45pm SBSB110 F Hosokawa46772 SOC 331 02 MinorityRacial Ethnc Rel 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F225 H Charnofsky Ey
Writing Skills |46333 +ENG 350 02 AdvancedComposition : 3.0 ° TTh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A21946302 +ENG 350 03 Advanced Composition 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am LCHA219 L F46273 +ENG 350 04 Advanced Composition 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBSE220staff46328 +ENG 350 05 Advanced Composition 3.0. Th 10:00-11:15 am LCH A22947492 +ENG 350 07 Advanced Composition 20ST 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A22446198 +ENG 350 08 Advanced Composition 3.0 MWE 12:00-12:50 pm LCH A229“46332 +ENG350 09 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A229 LFerrario 779146545 +ENG 350 10 AdvancedComposition 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A230, L Ferrario 779146540 +ENG 350 11 Adyanced Composition . 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm LCH A219 staff 7791 ig46364 +ENG 350 12 AdvancedComposition 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A230 E Sando 779146377 +ENG 350 14 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A227 staff TI oes
_ 46361 +ENG 350 15 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SOE 1107 staff Ts46373 +ENG 350 16 AdvancedComposition r 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A230 E Sando 779146492 +HIS 300 01 Research&WritingSkills 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS 8203 M Garber 119147388 +IDS 397 01 Writing Adjunct _ ee GQiar § 7:30- 8:20 am SBS B203 staff 30 527747083 +IDS 397 02 WritingAdjunct 26S #6:00- 6:50 pm. ERC Cli2 staff 30527747080 +IDS 398 01 WritingAdjunct(CompCert)’ 2.0 Th # 5:30- 6:45pm ERC Cli2 staff 30527791
Statutory Requirements.46483 HIS 101 01 HistoryOfUnitedStates ” 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SCC Ji46 D Cady 4146525 HIS 101 02 HistoryOfUnited States 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D225 F Stricker 41 eS46524 HIS 101 03 HistoryOfUnitedStates 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS F225 D Cady 4146494 HIS 101 04 HistoryOfUnitedStates 3.0 MW # 7:00- 815 pm SBS BI31 DCady 41.46478 HIS 101 05 HistoryOfUnited States ae 3.08 CTTH 8:30- 9:45 am SBS _ B110 staff 4146444 HIS 101 51 History OfUnited States 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA PFStricker 41
: Credit By Examination
This section for StatewideNursingprogram students.
46619 POL 101 01 American Institutions 3.0. MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM B252 O Wilson = 42_—46621 POL 101° 02 AmericanInstitutions 3.0 MW # 7:00- 815 pm SBS B238 ©Wilson42.°.°~°~~46658 POL 101 03 Americaninstitutions 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SCCJl46 LChaffee 4247355 POL 101 04 American Institutions 3.0 Th 11:30-12:45pmNSM C221 J Kaplan. 42 546651 POL 101 05 American Institutions 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC 11305 LChaffee42 ~~46664 POL 101 06 American Institutions 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50am SBS B110. A Fisher 42
, 46666 POL 101 07 American Institutions . i 3.0 MWE 12:00-12:50 pm SBS B110 .A Fisher 42 %46660 POL 101 08 American Institutions 3.0... MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SBS B131_ R Palmer 42
46907. POL 101 51 American Institutions 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 42Credit By Examination Section
This sectionfor StatewideNursingProgram students.
46663 POL 312 01 State &Local Government 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS F125 R Palmer
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult currentUniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s). a
TT Aa UNITS DAYS HOURS PM AT MO aah ANE ESS
REF. NR. NR. & SEC.
Academic Program ListingsRSE ETESESa eS ER,ES
ACCOUNTING (sz BusINEss ADMINISTRATION)
AFRICANA STUDIES |46388 AFS 200 01 Intro toAfricana Studies 30:22 TTR 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS £220 __W Little
‘46668ABS 201 01 AfricanWorld Civilizations 300. ITH # 5:30-6:45 pm SAC 1101 staff46512AFS 220 01 African World Peoples&Soc. 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SAC 1101 J Cobbah Fi46394 +AFS 395 01SpecTopicsinAfricanaStud= | 3.0MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A227. R Vanterpool
CrListed: 46600 PHI370 01~~ ARS 396 01 PracticuminAfricana Studies_ $07. TBA. TBA TBA ‘TBA TBA WLittle 1231
47310APS423.01 Africana Leaders Seminar 50° 2S 9:00-12:00pm LCH A228 J Cobbah oa__+AFS 494801 IndependentStudy= 38.0 TBA “TBA TBA TBA TBA WLittle 12 if
‘46401 AFS 49501 SpecialTopicsinAfricanaSt | | (3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SCC E149 WLittle sadeAfricana Organization & Political Behavior
~+ABS 496S01 Internship : 30 THA. 2.) TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12203146359+AFS499S01 Senior Project= 3:0: TBA: 3 TBA: TBA TBA TBA WLittle 20"+CED 310 01CoopEdSeminar Oe2 oT # ~5:30- 6:20 pm SBS B215 CHarris© 12133031
Meet5 Times/Semester: 64Sep23; Oct 14; Oct 28; Nov 18; Dec8.
Co-req: — CED 3208
-+CED31002CoopEdSeminr |10$ 12:00-12:50pmSCC 11305CHarris12133031Meets5 Times/Semester: : 64Sep 27; Oct 18; Nov 1 ;Nov 22; Dec 13
: Ce-req: CED 3208 eats
+CED320801Internship— a 10° TBA TBATBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 13 3031Co-req: _CED 310 64
aa, CRD 3208. 03 cinternship Gao ye Phek 2Dy TBA34,TRA TOA, TBAS TBA SCHams<=)d213305).Co-req: CED310 , 64
+CED 3208 03 Internship Cee eg 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12133031Co-req: CED 310 . 64
+CED 320S 04 Internship Hr oe SAD RBA TBA TBA TBA TBA.CHarris |—‘:12133031Co-req: CED 310 64
s/e CED™ 9208105;Intemsiipaos 4S he he BAe 2TBA TRA TBA TBA CHarris|oo2 saeCo-req: CED 310 64
+GED 920" 06.Internship. Po OO BAS Ok TBA TBA TBA TBA CHarris —S—«:12 133031Co-req: CED310 : 64
46380 +ENG 317 01 Socioling: Black English 30 TTh —# 5:30- 6:45 pmNSM D123. B MohrCrListed: 46379 ENG 584 01
46233+ENG34401African-AmericanProse= ss. MW Ss#~—«S5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A219 JJohnson Pe A46677HIS 36001 Africa: Pre-ColonialPer ==s—ss'3.0‘-‘TTh —S#-—-‘7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B203 C Udeze46491HIS 37601 FilmAsHistory =# #«. + 3.0 M # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS F121 F Stricker~
CrListed: 47070 IDS330 OL
46576+HUM312, 01 KeyMovements "3.0 MWso#-~«7:00-8:15 pm LCH A224 J Johnson eaHarlemRenaissance|
‘47486+HUM 31202 Key Movements fo ESeeeagpi Saks ers. 8305-600)pi GIGH AIG) ST dohnsoneFeHarlem Renaissance
Meets 9/13, 27; 10/11, 25 and 11/847288 +MUS 40101Afro American Music 30TTh ———#=—4:00- 5:15 pm LCHA202 HiCaldwell ee46600 PHI 37001PhilosofAfrica&Diaspora..-«»-«3.0MW‘#+45:30- 6:45 pm LCHA227RVanterpool..§.—~
Cr Listed: 46394 AFS 395,01
46667 POL 323 01 Black Politics eySMW oe. - 6:45 pm SBS Bi31 OWilson ;46718PSY 38301PsychOfBlackExperience == == 3.0 «TTh (E002:15pm SBS 98208 Wi Davig 8 i aS
ANTHROPOLOGY46400 ANT 100 01. Intro To Cultures 3.0 MWE_ 11:00-11:50 am SBS A144_ staff46399 ANT 100 02 IntroTo Cultures*46397ANT115.01IntroToArch&PhysAnth46387 _ANTif 15 02 IntroToArch &PhysAnth-
_TTh 2:30-3:45 pm SBS B238 $ Orellana_MWF——__12:00-12:50;pi,“SES 8288 JMoore, 2
215pmSBS_B238- S Orellana
28 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.; + Consult current UniversityCatalogforcourse prerequisite(s).
+Consult current UniversityCatalogfor course prerequisite(s).
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47142 ANT 310. 01 Culture&Personality 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A144 staff
47143. ANT 31201LanguageAndCulture _ SoC oTTh 10:00-11:15-am SBSA144 RFranklin47311ANT31202 LanguageAndCulture= | 30MW — #5:30-6:45 pmLCHA228 ste 0000047144ANT335 01 ComparativeCultures= | (30 TTh — # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS Al44 RPranklin ==46396 ANT33502Comparative Cultures ee 80 MWS 22 1500-315 pm SBS Al44. J Moore re‘47145.ANT 375 01 EthnographicMeth&Tech 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS A134R Franklin 64 3
Co-req: ANT 375A
‘47490 ANT375A01. EthnographicMeth&Tech __ “00 -TBAs ss TBA TRA’21 TBA. TRAr cR-Brankly, ©) 16400Co-req: ANT 375
47147 +ANT 388 01 AnthroTheoriesOf Behav_ 30 MW —# 4:00-5:15pmSBS A144 J Moore47149 ANT 389 01 Transmission OfCulture = 3.0 MWF —_—10:00-10:50 am SBS Al44 staff46594ANT38902 TransmissionOfCulture= | (3.0 TTh — #7:00-8:15pm SBS Al44 SOrellana ,
+ANT 4948 01IndependentStudy== s—si.0STBA = ~SC*STBA‘TBA —sOC'TBA TBA: staff’ = s'1220_+ANT494S02 IndependentStudy = =—s—(<é‘é XO)STBA~~) CBATBA~—©6hOTBA TBA staff’= ‘12.20 :+ ANT494803 IndependentStudy= 80TBA ee BATBA RA BA ataT 1220
Art45290 ART 100 01 LookingAtArt SOs ates 1:00- 2:15 pm_ LCH A228 _ L Ivers
45291 ART 10002 LookingAtAt | | 30 MW "2:30--3:45pm LCH A228 NLarinde Tea a45292 ART101 01 [ExperiencingCreative Art == 3.0. MW s#-—7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A228 Nlarinde45293 ART 110 01IntroductionToWorldArtI== 3.0. TTh ~=———2:30¥3:45 pm LCHA228 Livers45294«ART150A 01 CeramisI=§© 30 TTh #5:45-8:15 pm LCH All8 staf| 6390
Cr Listed: 45278 ART 361A 0145280 ART 463A 01
45295ART170A01 2-DComposition =|= | 30 MW _ #5:45-&15pm LCH All5 G Hirsch ay ae45296 ART 180A01 Painting! re eyes 3.0 MW -11:45-2:15 pm LCHA106 G Hirsch roa45297 ART 190A01 Sculpturel 3 ( = TNR28 pm ACH Blas) J Goders:| 90 tS45298 ART 301A01. Arts/CraftsFor Non-Major_ 3.0 Hy iMss 215py AUS. "Godan ( ep ETE45299.ART 301A02 Arts/CraftsFotNon-Major 3.0 Pe LOHATIS:hysGoders ee any45300ART 301A03 Arts/CraftsForNon-Major= 3.0. «Ss TTh =—_—si'45-2:15 pm LCH AlI5S staff i es45277- +ART 323 01LateBuropeanArt_ pares 30° Tt escoe fsMS Dlten ee eG45302+ART 331 03 ModernArtAndCulture == s3.0.—SsTTh LCH A228 AHarshman %45301 +ART342A 01 Visual Communic Skills === 3.0. TTh” __9:00-11:30amLCH Cl04_B Baker- POQES Bip eae“45303 FART “344A01 DesignPractices] | ==i(ié‘éw dd) OUTTA 2:45-5:15pm LCH Cl04BBaker= 9. __45275 «ART 345A 01 ComputerArt] ae 9055 # 6:00 8:15 pm SCC E139 staff .§ 639
CrListed: 45276 ART 346A 0145276+ART346A 01 ComputerArti= = = | #30 MW. # ‘das8:15pmSCC E139 staff |639 |
CrListed: 45275 ART 345A 01 ;45278 +ART 361A01 Ceramisl §|§§=. 30 TTh #5:45-8:15pmLCH All8 staff.§ 6390
CrListed: 45294 ART 150A 01 S45280 ART 463A 01
45279+ART447A01DesignPracticesIT 3.0 TT 1:45-2:15pmLCHCi04 BBake = =9045280 +ART 463A01 CeramisIl $= ##= ##=§=| 30 ‘TTh .# 5:45-8:15 pm LCH All8.. staf § 6390|
Cr Listed: 45294 ART 150A 0145278 ART 361A 01
+ART 494801 IndependentStudyInArt = 1.0 TBA TRAGTOAS STBA TBA. cataof na ID"+ART494802 IndependentStudyInArt Sih BAe Aie ERASEBAATRAST BANS© MAG ou IZteae
+ART494503 IndependentStudyInArt= 3.0 ‘TBA TBA TER TA Ma 5 a, oe_+ART 496S 01 InternshipInArt_ 1.0 oFTBARA, TBA me a aa
"+ ART 496S02 —InternshipInArt a 20 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12__+ART 496S 03‘InternshipInArt BR: AOR),5) BASTBR g) EMR TONRE icc Ene sat+ART 498501 DirectedRchArtHistory || (10 TBA ‘TBATBA TBATBA staff |12+ART- 498802DirectedRchArtHistory= 2.0 +‘TBA =~—~—‘TBA ‘TBA _—sTBA TBAstaffs)
___ +ART 4985 03 DirectedRch ArtHistory 1.0 TBA WRG Was OA TBA Ae
AsiAN-PACIFIC STUDIES46372 APP 101 o1 _Introduction To Asian Studies S075. PTE 10:00-11:15 am SBS B209 D Hata
46386«APP (301. ic Populations — 3.0 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pmSBS D2i9° ata46488HIS36201.Traditional China — ve ieesSkTT OOsae. pmSBSF125 — nn“PomerantzPo eel et aes
46486 HIS 364 01 TraditionalJapan= = | 30 TTh #4:00-5:15 pmSBSE122 DHam46598 PHI38401AsianPhilosophy = - 30TTh——1:00- 2:15 pmLCH A221 _E Shimomisse
Footnote definitionscanbe found at the end of the course listing section. 29
Setees Bae TLV HOURS TOa LCR ALES
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE (BS)47142 ANT 310 01 Culture&Personality 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS Al44. staff
47143 ANT 312 01 LanguageAndCulture 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS A144 R Franklin ba47311 ANT 312 02 LanguageAndCulture 3.0. MW # 5:30-6:45 pm LCH A228staff‘47144ANT 335 01ComparativeCultures == s3.0 «TT«= #‘5:30-6:45 pm SBS Al44 —R Franklin Cs aes46396 ANT 335 02 Comparative Cultures 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A144. J Moore ate,47147 +ANT 388 01 AnthroTheoriesOfBehav 30 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS Al44 JMoore pees. Coe47057 +MAT 131 01 ElemStat &Probability 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS B215WArmacost Ios47033 +MAT 131 02 ElemStat &Probability 3.0 TTh “1:00-2:15 pm SBS E122 RFreed :47044 +MAT 131 03 Elem Stat & Probability 30MW #5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B209 SBook ~ ee
The C.L.A.S.S. Program willprovidegroup study sessions
for students in this section.
46623POL 370 01 PubOpinionPropaganda 3.0 MW “#~7:00-9:15 pm NSMC221AFisher46725 PSY 230 01 ElemStat Analysis Psych 3.0 TTh $:30+ 9:45: am” ‘SBS.Didk LeRosen
The C.L.A.S.S. Program willprovidegroup study sessionsfor students in this section.
46566 PSY 230 02 ElemStatAnalysisPsych 30 MW #7:00-815pm NSMB252SDanis46723 PSY 305 01 History And Systems Psych 3.0. MW: 1:00-2:15 pm SCC 11305 L Gray-Shellberg46678 PSY 305 02 HistoryAndSystemsPsych 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:46 pm SCC Ji46 LGray-Shellberg==46727.~PSY340 01 Social Psych: Psych Persp- 30 TTh —_—:10:00-11:15 amSBS D225S$ Wilcox _ ae46710 PSY 340 02SocialPsych:PsychPersp 3.0 MW —# =4:00-5:15pm SBSB238SWilcox46730 PSY 350 01 Developmental Psychology 30MWE ——_9:00- 9:50am SCC146 TeROseniyce arOS eae46713 PSY 350 02 Developmental Psychology _ 3.0 TTh # 7:00-8:15 pmSBS Bll0DHenschel =47161 PSY 360 01 Theories OfPersonality_ SONoe RT 12:45 pm SBSD225 DHenschl |46719 PSY 363 01 The Abnormal Personality :00- 2:15 pm SBSD225S$ Wilcox Maia soi46712 PSY 363 02 TheAbnormalPersonality|| 3.0 TTh #8:30-9:45 pm SCC 11305 staff |46799 SOC 220 01° Analytical Statistics 40 TTh ~ 10:00-11:15 am SBS B231 HlLoethr ©=
Co-req: SOC 220L :
45320. SOC 220L 01 Analytical Stats-Lab 0.0 TTh ~-14:30-12:45pm SBS A104 HLoethrCo-req: SOC 220
46815 SOC 311 01 Social Organization 3.0 MW _-1:00-11:50amSBSF225RHovard46770 SOC 311 02 Social Organization 3.0MW # 5:30- 6:45pm SCC E153 RHovard46835 SOC 340 01 SocPsych:SocPerspectiv 3.0 MW 2:30-3:45 pm S$ B13] $Riskin ocheres esr
46759 SOC 340 02 SocPsych:SocPerspectiv 30 MW # 7:00-8:15 pm SBSD225 S Risin ~~46805 SOC 355 01 ModernSocTheories 4.0 MW "1:00-2:15pm SBSGi22 DBryan.ll.
Co-req: ©SOC 355A Se
46841 SOC 355 02 ModernSocTheories 40 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E122 DBryann li |3 Co-req: SOC355A
46771 SOC 365 01 DeviantBehavior 3.0 MW Eeee.ee
BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE (MA)45328 BEH 505 01 Seminar:ComputerApplication ‘40 M # 6:00- 6:59 pm SBS A204 staff 21
M # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS A104WwW # 7:00- 9:45pm SBS A104
46393. BEH 507 01 Seminar:ResDesign/Intrepret 40 Th # 6:00- 9:45 pm’SBS A204 _— staff 2146406+BEH509 01 AppliedBehavSci 40 W # 6:00-9:45 pmSBS A204 D Williams_ oOLe47150 +BEH 522 01 Negotiation Tactics 40 ..T # 6:00- 9:45 pm SBSB231 DChurchman 2147152 +BEH 522 02 Negotiation Tactics 40 Th #6:00-9:45 pm SBS B231 staff 246402 +BEH 525 01 Mediation 40 T # 6:00-9:45 pm SBS E305DWilliams 2146403 +BEH 525 02 Mediation 40 Th # 6:00- 9:45 pmSBS E305DWilliams2147326 BEH 527 01 Arbitration Bos 9:00- 5:00 pm SBS Dizi staff46407 +BEH 531 01 Divorce&FamilyMediation 30 M # 7:00-9:45 pm ERC Cll2 staff47327 +BEH 535 01 Organizational Conflict 130-28 ~9:00- 5:00 pm SBS A216 staff46405 BEH 53801Sem:PublicPolicyConflict 3.0 W ___#7:00-9:45 pm NSMDi23 staff46409 +BEH 550 01 TheoriesOfGerontology Sm) % # 7:00- 9:45 pm. SBS E116 $Raphael BER eee46408 BEH 558 01 LifeOpt&RetPlan 30 W # 7:00-9:45 pm SBSE305 staff peete ah aes
“46391 +BEH 569 01 InternshipInGerontology ‘30 Th #7:00-9:15 pm SBS Ell6 staf | |—«-213164Co-req: BEH 5698
30Footnote definitions can be found atthe end of the course listing section.
+ Consult currentUniversityCatalogfor course prerequisite(s).
cts a
Co-req: BIO 314L
REF.NR, as Ta USatt TY baer TH Catt eit ia)
46360 +BEH 569S 01 Internship InGerontology 0.0° TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA S Raphael 213164Co-req: BEH 569
BEH 597S 01 Directed Reading 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 122152
+BEH 598 01 Directed Research 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 122152Co-req: BEH 5988 ;
+BEH 5988 01 Directed Research 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 122152Co-req: BEH 598
+BEH 599S 01 Thesis Or Project BehSci 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221
+BEH 599S 02 Thesis Or Project Beh Sci 20 EBA: TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221
+BEH 599S 03 Thesis Or Project BehSci 3.0 TBA 4 TBA TBA . TBA TBA staff 1221
BEH 600S 71 ‘Grad Continuation Course _ 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 13 2130
To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Office
located in the Small College Complex, SCC B141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyour
program advisorforfurther information. :
BioLoGy46559 BIO 102 O01 General Biology 3.0 MW 12:00-12:50 pm SCC J146 staff 64
Co-req: BIO 102L : :
46563 BIO 102 02 GeneralBiology _ 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:20 pm SCC 11305 L PhillipsCo-req: BIO 102L : :
47312 BIO 102 03 General Biology yoo: TER 12:00-12:50 pm SCC J146 J RobertsCo-req: BIO 102L ;
47174 BIO 102L 01 General Biology Lab 0.0 M 9:00-11:50 am NSM B110 »C Guze 64Co-req: BIO 102 \
47175 BIO 102L 02 General Biology Lab 0.0 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110 staffCo-req: BIO 102
47176 BIO 102k 03 General BiologyLab 0.0 M # 6:30- 9:20 pm NSM B1l0_ L PhillipsCo-req: BIO 102 : )
47177 BIO 102L 04 Geheral Biology Lab 0.05 °5 9:00-11:50 am NSM B110 staff 64 Fe
Co-req: BIO 102
47178 BIO 102L 05 General Biology Lab 0.0 T 2:30- 5:20 pm NSM B1l10 J. Roberts 64é Co-req: BIO 102 : :
47179 BIO 102L 06 General Biology Lab E 0.0 W 9:00-11:50 am NSM B110- R Kuramoto 64
Co-req: BIO 102
47180 BIO 102L 07 General Biology Lab ; 0.0 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110_ G Kidane
Co-req: BIO 102 ;
47181 BIO 102L 08 General BiologyLab 0.0 W # 6:30- 9:20 pm NSM B110_ D Morafka
; Co-req: BIO 102
47182 BIO 102L 09 General Biology Lab 0.0. Th 8:30-11:20 am NSM B10 LPhillipsCo-req: BIO 102 :
47183 BIO 102L 10 General Biology Lab 0.0 Th 2:30- 5:20 pm NSM B110 °D Morafka 64Co-req: BIO 102 :
47184 BIO 102L 11 General BiologyLab 0.0. =F 9:00-11:50 am NSM B110 G McCarthy 64Co-req: BIO 102
46560 BIO 120 01 Principles Of Biology! 4.0 MWE 12:00-12;50 pm SBS F125 R Kuramoto 64Co-req: BIOI120L .. :
47185 BIO 120L 01 Principles Of BiolLab 00 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B122 R Kuramoto 64Co-req: BIO 120 — :
‘47186 BIO 120L 02 Principles Of BioILab 0.0 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B122 R KuramotoCo-req: BIO 120
46565 BIO 122 01 PrinciplesOfBiologyII 4.0 MWE 12:00-12:50-pm SBS F121 G McCarthyCo-req: » BIO 122L ‘
47187 BIO 122L 01 Principles OfBio II Lab 0000 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM Bi22 —R Giacosie ae: Co-req: BIO 122 ;
47188 BIO 122L 02 Principles OfBio II Lab 0.0 &F 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B122 _G McCarthy 64 i: Co-req: BIO 122
46554 +BIO 230 01 Evolution 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS B131 D Moratka46555 +BIO 250 01 Elem HumAnat&Physiol 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SBS B238 staff47189 +BIO 251L 01 Elem Hum AnatomyPhysLab 10 W 10:00-12:50 pm NSM C121 staff
46556 +BIO 312 01 Animal Physiology 40 MW 8:45- 9:50 am NSM D129 _ R Giacosie 64Co-req: BIO 312L :
47191 +BIO 312L 01 Animal PhysiologyLab 0.0 Th- 10:00-12:50 pm NSM Ci21 staff 64Co-req: BIO 312 :
46562 +BIO 314 01 Embryology . 40 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM D129 staff 64
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthecourse listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
31
elitiage gat TAS TO SCT aE ESSREF. NR. NR. & SEC.
47192 BIO 314L 01. EmbryologyLab 00 M # 7:00- 9:50 pm NSM C139 staff 64Co-req: BIO 314 : <
46548 +BIO 320 01 CellBiology 3.0 MW. # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM B252 C Guze
46558 +BIO 324 001 Microbiology : 3.0) ETH 8:30- 9:20 am NSM C213 D Soleymani 64
: Co-req: BIO 324L
47193 +BIO 324L 01 Microbiology Laboratory O06 Sal: 9:30-12:20 pm NSM-C151_ D Soleymani 5664
; _ Co-req: BIO 324
47194 +BIO 324L 02 Microbiology Laboratory 0.0 Th 9:30-12:20 pm NSM C151 D Soleymani 5664
: Co-req: BIO 324 ’
46671 +BIO 336 01 Environmental Biology ; 3.0 Th # 6:30- 9:15 pmoffcampus staff
46557 +BIO 340 01 Genetics 3.0 MWF 11:00-11:50 am SBS B238 J Roberts
46551 +BIO 342L 01 Cell And Genetics Lab EOE 9:00-11:50 am NSM C139 __L Phillips
46564 +BIO 360 01 Marine Biology ; 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM D123 G McCarthy 64Co-reg: BIO 360L ay
47195 +BIO 360L 01 MarineBiology Lab 1 9:00-11:50 am NSM B122.) G McCarthy
Co-req: BIO 360
46553 +BIO 374 01 Drug Abuse 3.0 MW . 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C221 R Giacosie
46670 +BIO 386 01 HumanAging 3.0 - TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B131 staff
47333 +BIO 394S 01 IndependentStudy 1.0." ‘TBA TBA .TBA TBA TBA staff 13
47334 +BIO 3948 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13
46552 +BIO 421 01 Molecular Biology 3:0. ek 12:00-12:50 pm NSM D129 G.KidaneCo-req: BIO 421L ; :
47196 +BIO 421L 01 Molecular BiologyLab 0.0 TTh 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C139 G Kidane
Co-req: BIO 421
46549 +BIO 428 01 Virology 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm NSM C213 __L Phillips
46550 +BIO 442 01 Human Genetics 30 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM B252_ C Guze
47197 +BIO 458 01 Human Parasitology 3.0 WE 1:00- 1:50 pm _NSM C109 D Soleymani 64
aie Go-req: BIO 458L ees ine Ap cee *
47198 BIO 458L 01 Human Parasitology Lab 0.0 =F 2:00- 4:50 pm NSM C109 _D Soleymani 5664Co-req: BIO 458 ae :
47199 +BIO 490 01 Senior Project 2.0 M 1:00-2:20 pn NSM C121 J Roberts 11 2064
Co-req: BIO 490A ‘ eh
47200 +BIO 490A 01 Senior Project-Activity 00 M 2:30- 3:50 pm NSM Ci21_ J Roberts 11 2064Co-req: BIO 490 age dye
47201 BIO 501A 01 Biological Literature 10 M # 6:00- 7:50 pm NSM B122 C Guze 1121
47202 +BIO 502 01 Biostatistics 30ST . # 5:30- 7:10 pm NSM B110_ R Kuramoto 112164Co-req: BIO 502L ; ar :
47203 +BIO 502L 01 BiostatisticsLab 0.0 Th # 5:30- 8:20 pm NSM B110 R Kuramoto 112164
Co-req: BIO 502 siti erceente iNe
46561+BIO 59001 GraduateSeminar 10 WwW # 6:00- 6:50 pm ERC Cll2 GKidane_ 11132147335 +BIO 597S 01 Directed Reading 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA) byestaff 111321
47336 +BIO 597S 02 Directed Reading : 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff ir 111321
47337 +BIO 597S 03 Directed Reading 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA__ staff 111321
47338 +BIO 598S 01 Directed Research 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 11 1321
47339 +BIO 598S 02 Directed Research 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 111321
47340 +BIO. 598S 03 Directed Research 30S TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 11 1321
47341 +BIO 598S 04 Directed Research 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA agi47442 +BIO 599S 01 Thesis 10 TBA TBA. TBA TBA TBA 111321 r
47443 +BIO 599S 02 Thesis 20 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 111321
47444 +BIO 599S 03 Thesis 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 11.1321
47445 +BIO 599S 04 Thesis 4.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 111321
BIO 600S 71 .Grad Continuation Course 0.0" TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 11 132130
To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the ExtendedEducation Office
located in the Small College Complex, SCC B141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyourprogram advisorforfurther information.
BUSINESS (szE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION)
Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.32 + Consult currentUniversity Catalogforcourse prerequisite(s).
COURSE a yaay eX Ta Cut ASahfg hes VA Lit sy bit INSTRUCTOR au)
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Accounting
46832 +ACC 230 01 Financial Accounting 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS -B137. M Auerbach
46834 +ACC 230 02 Financial Accounting 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS F125 staff
46836 +ACC 230 03 Financial Accounting 3:0): sTTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B215 R Mazhin
46840 +ACC 230 04 Financial Accounting - oO Tin # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B137_ R Mazhin
46842 +ACC 231 01 Managerial Accounting 3.0 MWEF 11:00-11:50 am SBS B137._ C Chang
46865 +ACC 231 02 Managerial Accounting 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A216 staff
46867 +ACC 231 03 Managerial Accounting 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D125 M Auerbach
46868 +ACC 330 01 Intermediate AccountingI 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS Gi22 M Auerbach
46869 +ACC 330 02 Intermediate AccountingI 3.0: ESEFb 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B137_ M El-Badawi
46870 +ACC 330 03 Intermediate AccountingI 30%), TT # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS G122 M El-Badawi
“46871 +ACC 331 01 __ IntermediateAcounting II 3.0. MWF 12:00-12:50 pm SBS E126. C Chang
46872 +ACC 331 02 Intermediate AcountingII 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS G122_ R Mazhin
46873 ACC 332 01 _ External Financial Acc Issues 3.0: Tih # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS G126 D Barnett
46874 +ACC 333 01. Income Taxation! 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS G126 R Malamud
46875 +ACC 337 01° Cost Accounting 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS. B140 C Chang
46876 +ACC 337 02 Cost Accounting SO: kn 11:30-12:45 pm SBS E126 M El-Badawi
46877 +ACC 337 03 Cost Accounting 30°25 Tin # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A216 M El-Badawi
46878 +ACC 338 01 Int Reporting&Systems Issues 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SAC 3135 C Chang
46879 +ACC 430. 01 Advanced Accounting 0° TH 10:00-11:15 am SBS E126 D Barnett
46880 +ACC 431 01 Govt &Nonprofit Acctg | S04 En # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS E126 R Mazhin
46881 +ACC 433 01 Income Taxation II 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E126 R Malamud .
46882 +ACC 435 01 Auditing 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A216 M Auerbach
46883 +ACC 436 01 Advanced Internal Auditing 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS G122. R Koester
46884 + ACC 502 01 Advan Topics in Accounting Sod # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS G126 D Barnett 1121
Business46931 +BUS 300 01 BusinessCommunications 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS F125 R Malamud
46934 +BUS 300 02 BusinessCommunications 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS £126 staff
46936 +BUS 300 03. Business Communications oe oe ee 8:30- 9:45 am SBS _ B140 staff
46196 +BUS 445 01° International Business 3:Q2> MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SBS Bl43 M Blyn
46199 +BUS 445 02 _ International Business . 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC E153. M Blyn
46200 +BUS 445 03 InternationalBusiness 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC J146 H Milgrim
46203 +BUS 445 04 International Business 2072 TTR 10:00-11:15 am SCC E153. C Lopilato
46204 +BUS 445 05 InternationalBusiness 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS F225 P Dheeriya
47264 +BUS 445 06 InternationalBusiness 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B140_ H Milgrim+ BUS 494S 01 Independent Study a0 EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1213
+BUS 496S 01 Business Internship 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 13
+BUS 594S 01 IndependentStudyIn Bus 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 111221
46926 +BUS 595 01 SelTop:PersonalFin/Investmnt 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ B140 staff 1121
46927 +BUS 595 02 SelTop:ManagingHumResources 3.0 Th #. 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS G126 staff 1121
47481 +BUS 595 03 SelTop:TBD 305 AE # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B215 staff 1121
BUS 600S 71 Grad Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11 1321 30To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Office
located in the Small College Complex, SCC B141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyourprogram advisorforfurther information.: ;
Computer Information Systems46113 CIS 170 01. IntroductiontotheInternet 10M # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E126 staff
5-Week CourseMeets: Ww # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E126
Aug. 25/97 to Sep 26/97
46115 CIS 171 01 IntrotoWordProcessing 10 M # 5:30-'6:45 pm SBS E126 staff
5-Week CourseMeets: Ww # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS _ E126Sep 29/97 to Oct 31/97
46117. CIS 173 01 IntroductiontoDatabases 10 M # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E126 staff
5-WeekCourse Meets: WwW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS £126Nov 03/97 to Dec 05/97
46124 +CIS 270 01 Intro Comp And Data Process 3.0" = <-MB 9:00- 9:50 am SBS _ B140 staff
; W 9:00- 9:50 am SBS B109
Footnote definitionscan be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+ Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s). 33
gr emattAaigeeey 0S UNITS DAYS HOURS TOCae LETT FOOTNOTES
46128 +CIS 270 02 IntroCompAndDataProcess 3.0 M # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B109 JWalterWw # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B143
46151 +CIS 270 03 Intro CompAnd DataProcess Roe oT 8:30- 9:45 am SBSB143 staffTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B109
46156 +CIS 270 04 IntroCompAndDataProcess 30 T #= 5:30-6:45 pm SBS Bl43 J WalterTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B109
46158 +CIS 272 01 Business ProgrammingI 3.0 ME 11:00-11:50 am SBS E126 D FisherWw 11:00-11:50 am SBS BI09
46161 +CIS 272 02 BusinessProgramming I 3.0 MW “#. 8:30- 945 pm SBS G16 saf |9 © ~~46164 +CIS 370 01 Intro BusinessInfoSyst 30 M 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B143 staff
Ww 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B10946165 +CIS 370 02 IntroBusinessInfoSyst 3.0 M # 5:30-6:45 pmSBS B109 J Walter =
Ww # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B14346167 +CIS 370 03 Intro Business InfoSyst KOE 11:30-12:45. pm.“SBSBids)sata,Ce
Th 11:30-12:45 pm SBS _B10946169 +CIS 370 04 Intro BusinessInfoSyst- CRE # 7:00-8:15 pm SBSBl43 staff | |
Th # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B10946171 CIS 372 01 SystemsDevelopmentI 3.0 TTh 1:00-2:15 pm— SBS G126 RFreeman
46172 CIS 372 02 SystemsDevelopment! Uy oO RE a5pm“SHS:Biby MO ce46173 +CIS 374 01 Systems DevelopmentII 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS G126 R Freeman __ pene46174 +CIS 471 01 AdvNetworkBasedApplications. 3.0. TTh ~=——2:30- 3:45 pmSBS E126LPress46175 +CIS 473 01 Database Systems Case 3.0. ME 10:00-10:50 am SBSE126DFishr
Ww 10:00-10:50 am SBS B10946177 +CIS 475 01 DataCommunications 30 MW # 7:00- 8:15pm SBS E126 staff46178 +CIS 502 ‘01 AdvancedTopicsinInfoSystem 3.0 Th #7:00-9:45 pm SBSBi43 staff .1121.|46940 +CIS 502 02 Advanced Topics in CIS 30° S$ *100.245pm SBS Giz6ae aI
Finance ;46206 +FIN 360 01 Business Finance 3.0 MWE 12:00-12:50 pm SBS B143 M Blyn
46207, +FIN 360 02 ‘Business Finance 30° MW - 3:45 pm SCC|“EIS3.H{Milgrim |a ree
46208 +FIN 360 03 BusinessFinance 30 MW. #7:00-8:15 pm SBSB2I5 staff =46210 +FIN 360 04 Business Finance 3.0 TTh _8:30-9:45am SBS G126 CLopilato46211 +FIN 360 05 Business Finance 3.0 TTh 100-205 ph SCC BISsRUBee46212 +FIN 360 06 BusinessFinance 3.0 TTh # 8:30-9:45 pm SBS F225RUivi |46214 +FIN 467 01 RealEstateFin& Invest 3.0 MWF 10:00-10:50 am.SBS Di28 MBln |46215 +FIN 468 01 SemInvestmentAnalysis 3.0 MW # 530-645 pm SBS BOof |46217 +FIN 480 01 Economics Of The Firm 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SCC E153 M Nashif oe46218 +FIN 480 02 Economics Of The Firm 3.0. MW 2:30- 3:45pm SBS B143 _ staff ag46219 +FIN 480 03 EconomicsOfTheFirm 3.0 .MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SCC Ji46 staff46221 +FIN 480 04 Economics OfThe Firm 3.0 .TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B143 CCLopilato Seae46223 +FIN 480 05 EconomicsOfTheFirm — 3.0 TTh # 5:30-645pmSBS B40 RUlvi
. 46224 +FIN 483 01 FinancialAnalysis II 3.0 TTh —# 7:00- 8:15 pmSBS A210 R Ulivi _46941 +FIN 484 01 Business Forecasting 3.0 TTh 2:30-3:45 pm SBS B140 B Yavas46226 +FIN 488 01 Multinatl FinancialTrans 3.0 TTh # 8:30-9:45pm SAC 3135 P Dheeriya46228 +FIN 500 01 Advanced TopicsinFinance 30 M _# 7:00-9:45 pmSBSBl40HiMilgrim —_—:112146229 +FIN 502 01 AdvTopicsinInternatiBus 3.0 TTh — # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS F125 P Dheeriya 1121
Management46778 MGT 310 01 Management Theory 3.0 .MWE 11:00-11:50 am SBS D125 R Dowling
46779 MGT 310 02 ManagementTheory 3.0 MW —# 7:00-8:15pmSCC Jl46 RDowing46781 MGT 310 03 Management Theory ee0soe TENS 00-1i:15. am. SBS, Bay,iat a46782 MGT 310 04 ManagementTheory 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15pmSCCE153RNehrbass Dikhitte46783 +MGT 312 01 Organizational Behavior 3.0 MW 830° 9:45 amSES Ge-J Bat46784 +MGT 312 02 Organizational Behavior 3.0 MWE —_12:00-12:50 pm SBS G126BChrispin _ Ee46785 +MGT 312 03 Organizational Behavior conga BOs MW. so OeeBpm SBS G126_ BChrispin- ee
46786 +MGT 312 04 OrganizationalBehavior 3.0 MW # 8:30-9:45 pm SBS Gi22 staff— ete46787 +MGT 312 05 Organizational Behavior 3.0 TTh §30-845 amSSBI: aE46788 +MGT 312 06 OrganizationalBehavior 30 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS D125 S Jenner Sal46790 +MGT 313 01 HumanResource Management 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B140 staff46791 +MGT 313 02 HumanResourceManagement 3.0 Th -#= 5:30-6:45 pm SBS B209 RNehrbass caw46792. +MGT 316 01 Labor&Industrial Relns 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B37 R Mills46793 +MGT 316 02 Labor &IndustrialRelns 30. Tih. (8 700- B15 pm,SAC3152 RMile
34 Footnote definitions can befound atthe end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalogfor course prerequisite(s).
cS DEPARTMENT
aay esta COURSETITLE UTS DAYS era ately Unaini sy
46796 +MGT 412 01 Small Business Management 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B137_ R Dowling
46800 +MGT 412 02 Small BusinessManagement 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B215 R Dowling:+MGT 490 01 Strategic Management Seminar 3.0 MWF 10:00-10:50 am SBS B140'° J Britt 11 121320
+MGT 490 02 StrategicManagementSeminar 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS F125 staff 11121320+MGT 490 03 Strategic ManagementSeminar 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D125 S$ Jenner 11 121320+MGT 490 04 Strategic Management Seminar 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A210 staff 11121320+MGT 491 01 Bus ConsultingPracticum 3.0 MW # 7:00-8:15 pm SBS F225 R Estrada 11121320
46812 +MGT 500 01 HumanBehaviorinOrgs 30 T . # 7:00- 9:45pm SBS D125 R Nehrbass Hal to46939 +MGT 500 02 Human BehaviorinOrgs 305 7S 9:00-11:45am SBS B215 staff 112146814 +MGT 503 01 AdvTopicsinInternatlMgt 30 M # 7:00-9:45 pm SBSD125 B Chrispin 1121"+MGT 59001. StrategicManagement 3.0 Th # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS D125 § Jenner - 111221
+MGT 590 02 StrategicManagement 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM D123 staff 111221
Marketing46748 +MKT 350 01 Principles Of Marketing 3.0 MWF 11:00-11:50 am SBS B143 staff
46749 +MKT 350 02 Principles Of Marketing $.0--< Tih 8:30- 9:45 am SCC E153 staff
46752 +MKT 350 03 PrinciplesOfMarketing 3.0 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC B53 - staff46753 +MKT 352° 01 Advertisingand Promotion MGT. 8.6 th 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E126 J Kitson
46755 +MKT 352 02 AdvertisingandPromotionMGT. 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A216 J Kitson
46757:+MKT355 01ConsumerBehavior 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 amSBS Bi40 SJanda §§ —46758 +MKT 358 01 International Marketing 3 O02. 2oh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B101_ S Janda
46761 +MKT 358 02 InternationalMarketing= | 3.0TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SAC 3152 S Janda46763 +MKT 454 01 Marketing Research 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45.pm .SBS D125 J Greenwald
46774 +MKT 454 02 MarketingResearch 3.0 MW #. 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A210 J Greenwald 2%46775 +MKT459 01 SeminMarketingMgmt 3.0 MW # 8:30-9:45 pm SBS A210 J Greenwald is46776 +MKT 500 01 StrategicMktg:Cases/CurIssue 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E122 J Kitson 1121‘46777 +MKT 503 01_IntrnatlMktg:Cases/CurIssues 30 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 3152 staff 1121
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION47469 CED 300A 01 _ Internship Preparation 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA 52
+CED 310 01 CoopEdSeminar — -: 10, TT) # 5:30-6:20 pm SBS B215 12133031Meet5 Times/Semester: © ;
Sep23;Oct14;Oct28;Nov18;Dec8.
Co-req: CED 3208"+ CED" 310 02 CoopEdSeminar 10 § 12:00-12:50 pm SCC 11305 C Harris .12133031_
Meets5 Times/Semester: :
Sep27;Oct18;Nov1;Nov22;Dec13
Co-req: CED 3208 ,
+CED 320S 01 Internship’ 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12.13 3031Co-req: CED 310 64
+CED 320S 02 Internship 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 13 3031: Co-req: CED 310 64
+CED 320S 03 Internship 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 133031: Co-req: CED 310 : ; ; 64
+CED 320$ 04 Internship 4.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12133031Co-req: CED 310 64
+CED 320S 05 Internship 5.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12133031Co-req: CED 310 64
+CED 320S 06 Internship 6.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12133031Co-req: CED 310 ; 64
CHEMISTRY46532. CHE 102 01 Chemistry For The Citizen 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SBS Bil0 N Sturm
46536 CHE 102 02 Chemistry For The Citizen 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SCC 11305 staff
46528 +=CHE 102 03 Chemistry For The Citizen pt oO En kee 10:00-11:15 am NSM C221 JLyle46531 CHE 108 01 __ Intro To Collge Chemistry 5.0 MWEF 8:40- 9:50 am NSM C221 ° G Wiger
Co-req: CHE 108L :
47204 CHE 108L 01 Intro To College Chem Lab 0.0 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C315 staff oeCo-req: CHE 108
47205 =CHE 108L 02 Intro ToCollege ChemLab 0.0 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C315 staffCo-req: CHE 108
Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section. 35+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
HEN3 a Se
eat eneria mya TS MUS Ta TSE aAUES
47206. CHE 108L 03 Intro To College Chem Lab 0.0 Th 1:00- 3:50 pm - NSM B352_N Sturm 64Co-req: CHE 108 ;
46529 +CHE 110 01 General ChemistryI 5.0 | MWFE 8:40- 9:50 am NSM D123 H Martinez 57 64Co-req: CHE 110L :
47207 +CHE 110L 01 General Chemistry I Lab 0.0 = M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B340 H Martinez 64
Co-req: CHE 110 .
47208 +CHE 110L 02 General Chemistry I Lab 0.0 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B340_ T Reilly 64
Co-req: CHE 110
47209 +CHE 110L 03 General ChemistryILab 0.0 Th 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B340 TReilly 64 ©Co-req: |CHE 110 ; 5
46530 +CHE 112 01 General ChemistryII 5.0 MWE 8:40- 9:50 am NSM B252_ W Wilk SieeCo-req: CHE 112L
47210 +CHE 112L 01 General ChemistryIILab 0D 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B352 H Martinez 64
Co-req: CHE 112
47211 +CHE 112L 02 General ChemistryII Lab 00 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B352 W Wilk 64Co-req: CHE 112
46527 +CHE230 01 QuantitativeAnalysis 4.0 TTh 8:30- 9:20amSBS F225 O Seely 64Co-req: CHE 230L :
47212 +CHE 230L 01 Quantitative Analysis Lab 0.0 TTh 9:30-12:00 pmNSM C315 OSeely 64934 Co-req: CHE 230
47213 +CHE 230L 02 Quantitative Analysis Lab 0.0. TTh 1:00- 3:30 pm NSM C315 staff 6493 xCo-req: CHE 230
46537 +CHE 310 01 Organic ChemistryI 4.0 MWE 10:00-11:10 am NSM C213 J Lyle TogeyCo-req:. CHE 311L
47214 +CHE 311L 01 Organic Chemistry LabI 1O28 1:00- 3:50 pmNSMC351 J Lyle 6494Co-req:. CHE 310
47215 +CHE 311L 02 Organic Chemistry Lab I 10 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSMC351J Lyle 64045PGCo-req: CHE 310
47216 +CHE 311L 03 Organic Ghemistry LabI 10 Th 1:00- 3:50 pm NSMC351JLyle 6494Co-req: CHE 310
46533 +CHE 320 01 Physical ChemistryI 5.0 MWE “10:30-11:55 am NSM D123 _HMartinez_ ea+CHE 3938 01 Supervised Projects 1.0: TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff Sips ar
"+ CHE 393802 SupervisedProjects 2.0 TBA PRACTBA GERAD TRANG teatro ao___+CHE393S 03 Supervised Projects eats 3.0 TBA TBA TBA ©. UBACTBAG uaeseintt «ein de47218+CHE 431 01 Adv IntegratedLabILec 50 <0 9:00- 9:50am NSMB310WWik
Co-req: CHE 431L ; ‘
47219 +CHE- 431L 01 AdvIntegratedLabI-Lab ary 10:00- 3:50 pm NSM B310 WWilk 5664 |Co-req: CHE 431
46534 +CHE 450 01 BiochemistryI 4.0 MWF _ 11:20-12:30pm’ NSM C213. N Sturm 64 asCo-req: CHE 451L
47220. +CHE 451L 01 BiochemistryILab 10 M 1;00- 3:50 pm NSM C339 N Sturm 566495Co-req: |CHE 450
47221+CHE 451L 02 BiochemistryI Lab 10 °F 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C339 TReilly|566495: Co-req: .CHE 450
46458 +CHE 460 01 Chemical Literature 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBATBA staff ree+CHE 497S 01 Directed Research 1.0 TBA TRAGUBA’ <<CTBASTRA).ostafiiohcseawiaed+CHE 4978 02 Directed Research 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBATBA staff enee0wun+CHE 4978 03 Directed Research 3.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1200 ae
CHICANO/CHICANA STUDIES47240 CHS 100 01. Amer-Europe Cult/His Syn 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B203 M Dominguez
47241 CHS 300 01 Intro Chicano/ChicanaStud 3.0 TTh 3:30- 6:45 pm LCH A324 staff |47242 CHS 470 01 MexicanRevIn Artand Lit 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS £220. D Maciel‘47243 CHS 480 01 Mex/ChicanoCenAmer Cult/Cust 3.0 M 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D121 M Dominguez"+CHS 4948 01IndependentStudy 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA .D Maciel _“+CHS 4948 02 _ IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBATBA TBA TBA D Maciel
+CHS 494S 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Maciel‘47244 +CHS495 01 SpecTopicChicano/ChicanaSt 3.0 TTh 7-00-15 pm, SBS BIg? “ee ee,
Chicano Politics
47245 +CHS 495 02 Spec TopicChicano/ChicanaSt 30 W 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A324 DMaciel aeChicano Cinema
45022 GED420 01 EducOfMex-Am&HisSud=»)ss33.0 -‘T ~=—S——s#.=«7:00-9:45pmSCC1149MContreras 4046476 =HIS 341 01 California 2a.00 TER ‘ie Reader poeoieBaa DHataOOO ee47135 +SPA221 01 _ Intermediate Spanish II 3.0. OEos ae12:45 pmLCH A223 L Watts”
36Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.
+ Consult current University Catalogfor courseprerequisite(s).
Sd LL COURSETITLE TSS BLOG/RM INSTRUCTOR ROOT(33as ahaa
47136 +SPA 221 02 Intermediate SpanishII 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A223 F Lauerhass
47140 +SPA 351 01 CntHispCultSpaSpkAm 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A223 P Sanchez ae46642 +SPA 351 02 CntHispCultSpaSpkAm 30 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A230 L Watts46635 SPA 435 Q1 SociolingAppMex-Am Dial 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A221 _ P Sanchez
46639 SPA 435 02 SociolingAppMex-AmDial. 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCHA227 MDominguez 54
CLINICAL SCIENCE45801 CLS 201 01 Health Perspectives 30:37 £58 1:30- 2:45 pm NSM C239 staff 3031
45802 +CLS 301 01 Intro ClinLabProced Lec 2,0. MW 10:00-11:00 am NSM C239 staff ESDser ictas45803 +CLS 302L 01 Clinical Practice Lab 2.0 aaa staff E. 9031.56.cts *:
CLS 306 01 ClinImmun&Immunohem 4.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSMC239JLavezari 121364Co-req: CLS 306L 01
+CLS 306L 01 ClinImmun&ImmunLab 0.0 Th # 5:30- 8:30 pmNSMC109.JLavezzari 12133031Co-req: CLS 30601 ; 56 64
+CLS 307 01 Clinical Hematology 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSMC239 C Jackson-Harris 121364Co-req: CLS307L01
+CLS 307L 01 Clin HematologyLab 00 WwW. 2:30- 5:30.pmNSMC109 CJackson-Harris 12133031Co-req: CLS30701 56 64
45817 +CLS 410 01 Nm: Imaging Techniques 6.0 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA KMcEnerney 303156|45818 +CLS 411 01 Nml: Radiopharm/Assay 4.0 MTWThF TBA TBA. TBATBA KMcEnerney 30315645838 +CLS 412 01 Nm:Instru/In Vivo _40 MTWThF TBA TBA TBATBA KMcEnerney 30315645840 +CLS 413 01 Nmi:Special Studies ; 2.0.MTWThF TBATBA ‘TBATBA KMcEnerney 30315645841 +.CLS42001 Cnm: ImagingTechniques 3.0MIWThF TBA TBA TBATBA KMcEnerney 30315645842 +CLS 421 01 Cnm: Radiopharm/Assay 2.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 30315645843 +CLS 422 01 Cnm: Instru/In Vivo Tech 20 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA KMcEnerney 30315645844 +CLS. 423 01 Cnm: Special Studies 1.0 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA XK McEnerney 303156
+CLS 430 01 ClinMicroLab 40 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA CG Jackson-Hafris 12303156+CLS 431 01 ClinChemistry Lab 40 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 12303156_+CLS 432, 01 ClinHem/Urinalysis Lab 4.0 MTWThE |TBA TBA TBA TBA .C Jackson-Harris12303156
45848 -+CLS 433 01 Clin Immunohem/Sero Lab 3.0 MTWThF TBA TBA ‘TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 30315645849 +CLS 434 01 Clin Special ProcLab 1.0 MTWThF TBA TBA ‘TBA TBA CJackson-Harris30315645850 +CLS 440 01 CorrelClinMicro 2.0 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 30315645851 +CLS 441 01 Correl Clin Chem ss 2.0 MTWThE TBA TBA “TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 30 3156”
45852 +CLS 442 01 Correl Clin Hem-Urinalysis 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBATBA C Jackson-Harris 303145853 +CLS 443 01 Correl Clin Imunohem-Sero 2.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA CJackson-Harris 30315645854 +CLS 450 01 Micro: Fem Genit Tract 40 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney30315645855 +CLS 451 01 Micro: Resp&GI Tract 20 MTWThF TBATBA TBATBA K McEnerney 30315645856 +CLS 452 01 Micro: Gu Tract/Body Cav Fluid 2.0 MTWThE ~ TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 30315645857 +CLS 453 01 Micro: Fine Needle Aspir 2.0. MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA KMcEnerney 303156.45861 +CLS 454 01 Micro: Systems Overview 4.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 30315645863 +CLS 455 01 Cytologic Preparation 2.0 “MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 303156.45864 +CLS 460 01 GeneralCytology 3.0. MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA KMcEnerney 30315645865 +CLS 461 01 Cyto Res &GITract 2.0 MIWThF TBA TBA TBA TBAK McEnerney 30315645866 +CLS 462 01 Cyto GuBodyCFluids 2.0 MTWThFTBA TBA.TBATBA KMcEnerney 30315645867 +CLS. 463 01 Fine NeedleAspirat Cytol 10MTWThF TBA TBA ‘TBA TBA KMcEneney30315645868 +CLS 492 01 ResearchMethAndApplic 0 eae # 5:30-7:10 pmoffcampus_—staff iA BMYBUS45869 +CLS 492 02 ResearchMethAndApplic § |§= 20 Th -#5:00-6:40 pm LCH A225 staff 3031)
+CLS 494 01 IndepdntStdyInClinSci 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBATBA. KMcEnerney 12. |+CLS 494 02 IndepdntStdyIn ClinSci 20) TBA)fo TRAY TBA TBATBA K McEnerney 12©+CLS 494 03 IndepdntStdyInClinSci 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBATBA KMcEnerney 120+CLS 496S 01 Internship: Clin Sci 10 TBA TBA TBA TBATBA K McEnerney 120+CLS 496S 02 Internship: Clin Sci 2.0 : TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 12 ACB Sree+CLS 496$ 03 Internship: Clin Sci $0) STRAT: TBA TBA TBA TBA KMcEnerney 120+CLS 497 01 Directed StudyClinSci 1.0 TBA | TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney12+CLS 497 02 _ Directed Study Clin Sci 2.0: TBA TBA. TBA TBA TBA KMcEnerney 12
+CLS 497 03. DirectedStudy Clin Sci 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA KMcEnerney1245883 +CLS 502 01 ManagementConcepts 3.0) 1 # 7:00-9:30 pm LCHA330staff. = 213031.45944 +CLS 503 01 ClinicalDiagnosis 3.0 Th # 5:30-7:10 pm LCHA330EHope—S—21303164
Co-req: CLS 503A
45945 +CLS 503A 01 ClinicalDiagnosisLab 0.0 Th # 7:20-9:20 pmLCHA330 EHope —=a21:303164Co-req: CLS503 7
Footnote definitions can be foundatthe end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s). 37
COURSE DEPARTMENT MM Sanataan eee Ue Dy UU RY oa) Set aU TE
45946 +CLS 505 01 Stat Analysis& Research 30 M # 5:30- 7:10 pm LCH A225 staff 21303164Co-req: CLS505A 5
45947 +CLS 505A 01 StatAnalysis&ResearchLab 0.0 M # 7:20- 9:20 pm LCH A225 staff 21303164Co-req: CLS505 .
45948 +CLS 521 01 Medical Personnel 3.0 Th # = 7:00- 9:30 pm LCH A225 staff 21 3031
45949 +CLS 522 01 AdvDataCollProc&Rept 30 W # 5:30- 6:20 pm LCH A330 staff 21 30 31.64Co-req: CLS522A °
45980 +CLS 522A 01 AdvDataCollProc&ReptLab 0.0 W # 6:30-10:30 pm LCH A330 staff 21303164: Co-req: CLS 522
45982 +CLS 532 01 Interpretive Hematology BAN 2 ede # 5:30- 7:10 pm LCH A221 E Hope ~ 21 3031 64Co-req: 45991 CLS 532L 01
45991 +CLS 532L 01 InterprtvHematologyLab 0.06. # = 7:20-10:20 pm LCH A221 E Hope 21303164
Co-req: 45982 CLS 53201+CLS 594S 01 Ind Study In Clin Sci 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 1221
+CLS 594S 02 Ind Study InClin Sci 20° ATBA TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 1221
+CLS 594S 03 IndStudy In Clin Sci 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 1221
+CLS 596S 01 Internship 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 122152
+CLS 596S 02 Internship 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 122152
+CLS 596S 03 Internship : 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA K McEnerney 122152
+CLS 599S 01 Grad Capstone Activity 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221
+CLS 599S 02 Grad Capstone Activity 3.0 .TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221
+CLS 599S 03 Grad Capstone Activity 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221
CLS 600S 71 Grad Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 13 2130
To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Officelocated in the Small College Complex, SCC B141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyour
program advisorforfurther information.
COMMUNICATIONS ~45554 COM 100 01 MassMedia& Society 30 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A103 E Whetmore46510 COM 101 01 Video Practices 3.0 F 11:30-12:20 pm NSM D129 J. Sudalnik 64
Co-req: COM 101A :
46356 COM 101A 01 Video Practices-Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Sudalnik 64Co-req: COM 101 .
45555 COM 130 01 FilmClassics 30 M # 7:00- 9:45:pm LCH A103 L Lee45556 COM 130 02 Film Classics-HONORS 30 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A103 L Lee
This section isfor Honors Program students.
47313 _ COM 206 01 Photojournalism 3.0 TTh . # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A229 staff 64Co-req: COM 206L
46468 COM 206L 01 Photojournalism Lab 0.0 TBA TBA TBA NSM B212 staffCo-req: COM 206
47314 +COM 250 01 Newswriting For Media 3.0 MW 11:00-12:40 pm FH B009 M Davidson47315 +COM 250 02 NewswritingForMedia 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm FH BO009 staff47316 +COM 250 03 Newswriting For Media 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm FH ‘BOOS __ staff te47317 +COM 250 04 NewswritingForMedia 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm FH 8009 staff46522. COM 300 01 Organizational Com 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A216 __ staff46517. COM 302 01 LawOfTheMassMedia 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D225 MDavidson46518 +COM 342 01 AdvertisingCopywriting 30: 0 # 7:00-9:45 pm SAC 1101 staff47321 +COM 352 01 Feature AndCriticalWriting 3.0 M 1:00- 2:15 pm FH BO009 M Davidson 64
Co-req: COM 352A
‘47322, + COM 352A 01 FeatureAnd Critical Writ 0.0 W 1:00- 2:15 pm FH BO009 M Davidson 64Co-req: COM 352
47323 +COM 355 01 PrintMediaProd.Workshop 3.0 MW # 5:45- 6:59 pm FH . BO09 staff 3064 CCo-req: COM 355L
47487. COM 355L 01 Print MediaProdWorkshopLab 0.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm FH B009 staff 3064Co-req: COM 355
47324 +COM 358 01 CommunicationsGraphics 3.0 MW # 4:00- 4:49 pm SCC E127 staff 3064Co-req: COM 358A 6
47325 +COM 358A 01 Communication Graphics 0.0 MW # 4:50- 5:40 pm SCC E127 staff 64Co-req: COM 358
45658 COM 365 01 IntroTo PublicRelations 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A324|DSilvis47320 +COM 366 01 Public Relations Writing 905: <5 1:00- 2:15 pm’ FH 8009 ODSilvis
; Co-req: COM 366A :
47319 +COM 366A 01 Public Relations Writing 0.0 Th 1:00- 2:15. pm FH B009 ODSilvisCo-req: COM 366
38 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult currentUniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
ney atener COURSETITLE Tae Pu Ena INSTRUCTOR FOOTNOTES
47103 COM 383 01 Studio Video Production 3.0 MW 11:00-11:24 am LCH A209 L Lee 64
Co-req: COM 383A47457 COM383A01StudioVideoProduction © | 0.0 MW “11:25- 1:55 pm ERC H120 Lee ‘64. >
Co-req: COM 383
47104 +COM384 01 Electronic Newsgathering— 3.0 W 2:30- 3:15 pm LCH A209. E Whetmore 64Co-req: COM 384L
‘47318+COM 384L01 Electronic NewsgatheringLab_ 00 WwW 3:30-5:30 pm ERC H120. E Whetmore 64Co-req: COM 384
46467 +COM 397S 01 OnCampusInternship _ TBA T CROOTBA. CD Sivek pot 2045659 +COM 400 01 CommTheory And|Research Os 3s _2:30- 3: ; pm LCH A324 _EWhetmore Re ey
46509 +COM 425 01 Management!In The Mass Media 3.0 “1:00-2:15 pm NSM - ‘D123 E_Whetmore| Pet ee ae
467 01 PublicRelationsManagement -§ | 3.0 ‘TTh — # 4:00-5:15pm SBS E220 staff DEI ROGHEE sc‘46516+COM49001 SrSeminarInComm 3.0 T — # 4:00-6:30 pm LCHA209D Silvis—.2046681 +COM 49002SrSeminarInComm 30 WwW _ # 7:00-9:45 pm LCH A219 DSilvis Beets~~ COM 4948 01IndependentStudy 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff (2
COM 4945 02 IndependentStudy £2.08 TBA. TBA TBA. —*TBA TBA staff 125,"COM 4948 03IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA--TBA ><cjcstafk oe 2g? 12
American Film & History:1930-Present
47506 ~=COM 495 01 Special Top: —«30.s«T)~~”~*~*«:C7300-«9:45pm SOE 1107. MDavidson i (titsMass Media: Propogandaand Persuasive Techniques
46463 +COM4968 01InternshipInComm= ——~—~«*41.0.-—«sTBA’ “TBAVYBA( TRA: TBADBs+ is Qe ices
COMPUTER SCIENCE47170 CSC 101 01 ComputrApplFor Scients 20° S 9:00- 9:50 am SCC E149 staff 64sr Categ. SSG 0H es = ease i ee a eea fe aaie peeaae ee45332 CSC 101L01ComptrApplFor Sci-Lab_ DOGS 10:00-12:30 pm ,SCC E139 staff 64
Co-req: CSC101 ;
3.CSC Ili 01 Intro Computers And Basic ~~ -10:00-11:15 am SBS F225 KKowalski46398+CSC 121 01 OltroToCscAndProgl -4:00-2:15 pmSBS Al44 Wjones 64 |
: Co-req: CSC121A
46508 +CSC 121 02 IntroToCscAndProgl 40 TTh # 6:00-7:15pmLCHA348 stiff |. 64 |Co-req: CSC 121A :
45333 +CSC 121A 01 _Intro To Csc & ProgI-Act : 0.0 T ~ 2:20- 3:59 pm SBS A110 staff 64: Co-req: 46398 CSC 121 01
45334 +CSC 121A 02 Intro To Csc & Prog I-Act ES 0.046 Ths 2:20- 3:50 pm SBS A110 staff 64Co-req: 46398 CSC 121 01
45335 +CSC 121A 03 IntroToCsc&Progl-Act |§ | 0.0 W # 6:00-7:40 pm SBS All0 staff 64Co-req: 46508 CSC 121 02_ ae ate a Ure eee aceasta NR g
45336 +CSC 121A 04 Intro ToCsc &ProgI-Act 0.0 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS A110 staff 64Co-req: 46508 CSC 121 02
46502 +CSC 123 01 IntroToCscAndProgil 4.0 MW # 6:00- 8:15 pm SBS 8220 KKowalski 64Co-req: CSC 123A
45502 +CSC 123A 01 Int ToCsc&ProgIl-Act 0.0 Th # 6:00- 7:40 pm SBSA110 staff 64Co-req: CSC 123
45501 +CSC 123A 02 IntToCsc &ProgII-Act 00 T “#= 6:00- 7:40 pm SBS A110 staff 64 soCo-req: CSC 123
46514 +CSC 221 01 AsmblyAndIntroToOrg 3.0 MW #4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D219 WJones|46513 +CSC 251 01 ClLangProgAnd UNIX— 3.0 MW 2;30- 3:45 pm NSM C213 staff46390 +CSC 311 01 DataStructures Age 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS F225 MSuchenek46505 +CSC 321 01 Programming Languages 3.0 MWE ~-11:00-11:50 am SBS A216 C Williams46500 +CSC 331 01 Computer Organization See ete tae 1:00- 2:15pm SBS A216 K Kowalski
46504 +CSC 341 01 Operating Systems 3.0 MW ~4:00- 2:15 pm NSMD129 C Williams47441 +CSC 353 01 FileProcessing 3.0 TTh ~-11:30-12:45 pm SBS. A144 W Wong47458 +CSC 353 02 File Processing 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C239 staff a46501 +CSC 361 01 Systems Programming 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A229 WWong46515 +CSC 401 01 AnalysisOf Algorithms— 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SAC 3152 M Suchenek46507 +CSC 451. 01 Computer Networks et 3.0 TTh — # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS FI21 K Kowalski47342 +CSC 461 01 Computer GraphicsI 30 S 9:00-11:30 am SBS E220 Staff ee47343 +CSC 481 01 SoftwareEngineering 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS E220 staff tear“46506 +CSC 495 01 SelectedTopics = 30 TTh — #7:00- 8:15 pm NSM D129 staff oe
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
39
USa | ea COURSE TITLE UNITS DAYS era INSTRUCTOR FOOTNOTES
45890 DAN 110A 01 _Dance«ofWorld Cultures_ 2.0 TTh _ 2:00-3:40 pm GYM A102 staff 55 63
45891 DAN120A 01 TapLDance ‘ Bese GY TTh “ 1:00- 1:50 pm ‘GYM “A102. CTubbs’Ty pitsSO
“45893 _DAN_: 130. 01 Dance‘Perceptions _ 3.0 MW # 5:30-6:45. pm FH C008 c Tubbs —
13002DancePerceptions = 3.0 Th _# 4:00-5:15 pm SBS Bl0l staff200A 01 JazzI Agios Fier LO NW 10:00-11:40 am GYM A102 ‘C Tubbs 5563
Cr Listed: 45902 DAN 300A 01 5
45898 DAN210A01 BalletI 2.0 MW “1:00- 2:40 pm GYM A102C Tubbs 55‘45899 DAN220A011ModernDance I pepe pee e 2.0 TTh Sao 10:00-11:40 am— GYM Aloe es, staff aera 55 ee
45902 a DAN300A01 | Jazzl Coksapiesa 2.0 MW ~ 10:00-11:40 am GYM“A102— iG Tubbs ees eet ee
Cr Listed: 45897DAN200A 01
45906+DAN 310A 01 Ballet: ee On ET OF 00-540. pm GYM-AIO2.CiTubbs =. 55%CrListed: 45979 DAN 410A o1
45954 +DAN 320A01 ModernDancelll — R90 SMW ; #- 4:21- 6:00 pm GYM A102 r glade Be 5568
CrListed: 45981 DAN 420A Ol
45959 +DAN330A 01Beginning ChoreographyI “2.0. MW -2:41- 4:20 pm GYM Al02 staff = «5563Cr Listed: 45961 DAN 335A 01
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45983 DAN 430 01
45979 +DAN 410A 01 BalletV RODETB)TTR: 9%4005540 pmGYM A102.0C Tubbs ©S580.CrListed: 45906 DAN 310A 01
45981 +DAN 420A 01 ModernDanceV 20 MW # 4:21-6:00 pmGYMAI02staf |. 5568—CrListed: 45954 DAN 320A 01
45983 +DAN 430 01 Intermed Choreography 30° MW__2:41- 4:20 pm GYM A102__ staff 556364.Co-req: DAN 430A
CrListed: 45959 DAN 330A 0145961 DAN 335A 01
45984 +DAN 430A 01 Intermed Choreography 0.0. TBA TBA TBA TBATBA staff 556364Co-req: DAN 430
45986 DAN 4945S 01 IndependentStudy ===1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA __staff ay45987. DAN 494S02IndependentStudy.§= += |20TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff45988DAN494 03 IndependentStudy===.~STBA = ‘TBA‘TBA —=—S TBATBA staff’45989 DAN495 01SpecTop:Cher = «= 20T # 6:00-8:00 pmGYMAI02 CTubbs55“45990 DAN495 02 SpecTop:MidEastern —«.0.—=SsTTA~=——si12:00-1250 pm GYMA102 staff = 55
EARTH SCIENCES46496 EAR 100 01 Physical Geology 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SBS D225 DSigurdson 3264
46495 EAR 100 02 Physical Geology 5.00 PTR 10:00-11:15 am SBS B110 staff 326446676 BAR 100 03 Physical Geology 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C221 staff | 326447222 EAR 101L 01 Physical Geology Laboratory 1LOciTh 11:30-12:45 pm NSM B234 staff —
47223 EAR 101L 02 Physical GeologyLaboratory 1.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B234 staff47224 AR 200 01 EarthHistory&Evolution 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM B122 staff 3147225 EAR 201L 01 EarthHistoryla =| 10 TTh # 5:30-6:45 pmNSMBI2 staff‘47226 +EAR35601Mineralogy 40 MW # 4:00- 4:50 pm _NSM_B234 DSigurdson o31Stis—~*™*”
: Co-req: 47227 EAR 356L0147227 +BAR 356L 01 MineralogyLab 0.0 MW # 5:00- 7:00 pmNSM B234 D Sigurdson 303164
Co-req: 47226 EAR 3560147346 EAR 376 01 Field MethodsOfMapping 3.0°-S 8:00- 5:00 pm ERC A127 staff 3164
Co-req: 47347 EAR 376L 0147347 EAR 376L 01 Field Methods Mapping Lab 0.0 S 8:00- 5:00 pmERC A127 staff 64
Co-req: 47346 EAR 37601
+EAR 4948 01 IndependentStudy 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12'+EAR 4945 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+EAR 4948 03 IndependentStudy " 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+EAR 496S 01 Internship InEarthSci 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 a+EAR 4965 02_ InternshipInEarth Sci 2.0TBA TBA TBA TBATBA __-staff 12 Se
_+EAR °498S 01 Directed Research ‘1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+EAR 498S 02 Directed Research £*30. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+EAR 499S 01 Senior Thesis 2.0.TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff ao Ae
40 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
UU Dea
eni Sn COURSETITLE TTTLC mn Car Msnat NOEs
ECONOMICS46414 ECO 200 01 Contemporary Econ Issues 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC 11305 L Moite
46416 ECO 210 01 Economic Theory 1A Micro 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS B238 JHarris46413. ECO 210 02 Economic Theory 1AMicro 6.07 4sTTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B215 staff
46418 ECO 210 03 EconomicTheory1AMicro 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS F121 staff46417 ECO 211 01 EconomicTheory 1B Macro 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SBS _ B203 J.Harris
46404. ECO 2i1 02 EconomicTheory 1BMacro 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B140 staff46419 ECO 211 03 EconomicTheory 1BMacro 30 M # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A324 _ L Moite
Ww # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A20246420 \+ECO 310 01 Intermed Microeconomics 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 2101 L Moite46415 +ECO 311 01 Intermed Macroeconomics 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C213 J Harris
46412 ECO 315 01 American Economic History 3077 TER 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A144 PFBilles
46511. +ECO 327 01 Public Finance 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B209 JHarris =46411 +ECO 330 01 LaborEconomics 30 MW # 7:00-9:15 pmSBS Bi37 staf | ee46422 +ECO 340 01 International TradeThry 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 2101 RFreed46410 +ECO 341 01 InternationalFinance 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pmSBS B1l0 RFreed teat46389 +ECO 345 01 Economic Development 30 TTh # 8:30-9:45 pm SBS E220RFreed ;46421 +ECO 350 01 QuantitativeAnalysis 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15pmLCH B303_ RFreed . 64
Co-req: 46471 ECO 350A 01
46471 +ECO 350A 01 Quantitative Analysis 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA R Freed 64Co-req: 46421 ECO 35001 ;
+ ECO 4948 01 IndependentStudy 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1213+ECO 4948 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1213+ECO 4948 03 IndependentStudy 30 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1213
EDUCATIONGraduate Education45022. GED 420 01 EducOfMex-Am&HisStud 3.0 TT # 7:00- 9:45 pm .SCC L149 MContreras 4046184 +GED 460 02 Intro ToExcepChildren 3.0 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 2105 D Okada45305 GED 480 01 OrgSupPpsServices 3067 # 7:00-9:45 pm SAC 11033 Rie _45446 GED 500 01 Research MethInEdu 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm NSM C239 staff 2145447. GED 500 02 ResearchMethInEdu 3.0 T # 4:00- 6:45 pm TBATBA J Cooper 2145448 GED 500 03 ResearchMethInEdu 3.0 W # 4:00-6:45pm SAC 3148 J Cooper 2145449 GED 500 04 ResearchMethInEdu 3.0 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm TBA TBA JCooper 2145450 GED 500 05 ResearchMethInEdu 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45pm SCC E173 J Cooper IS“45023. GED501 01 SeminarInLearn&Dev 30 T # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC Li49 _staff 2145024 GED 501 02 SeminarInLearn&Dev 30 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC L149 staff 2145026 GED 501 03 SeminarInLearn&Dev 30 M # 7:00-9:45 pm SAC 1107 JJackson 2147007 GED 502 01 CounselingTheories 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 2105 C Bohman tec45020 GED 503 01 Soc-CultInEduc SDROT AS # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC E167 M Contreras 2145021 GED 503 02 Soc-CultInEduc 30 W # 4:00-6:45pmSAC3141 _staff. 2145767. GED 503 03. Soc-CultInEduc 3.0 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS B231 staff 21 ah45768 GED 503 04 Soc-CultInEduc 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 1103 salt 845368 GED 504 01 Hist RdnsAdminLdshpTheory 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3142 staff 215245369 GED 504 02 HistFdns AdminLdshpTheory 30 T # pm TBA TBA § Steddom 215245014. +GED 505 01 Eval&prog MonitorIn Edu 3.0 Th ‘# SCC E167 S$ Medina 2147528 +GED 505 02 Eval&prog Monitor InEdu 3.0 W # 4:00- 6:45pm TBATBAMContreras 210
Captstone
45358 GED 506 01 Law&EthicsInPublicEd §= § 3.0 M # 7:00-9:45 pm SAC 3141 R Vladovic 2145364 GED 50602 Law&EthicsInPublicEd§=# |§3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3142 R Vladovic 21 Se
Harbor Gate Cohort :
45015 GED 508 01 Sem IssuesIn Education 30 M # 7:00-9:45 pm SCC E167 staff 21CLAD
45127 GED 508 02 SemIssuesInEducation 30 T # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3142 J Jackson 21Curr Students & Others
46180 GED 508 03 SemIssuesInEducation 30 W # 7:00-9:45 pm TBA TBA M Contreras 21Multicultural : : ‘
45025 GED 510 01 ProcessOfCurriculumDev B00 T # 7:00-9:45 pm NSM C239 staff ~—s—<CS*«S AO45027. GED 510 02 ProcessOfCurriculumDev 30 W # 7:00- 9:45pmSAC 3142 staff Om Qrao45359 GED 514 01 AdminPersonnelMgmt:Prac/Proc 30 it #7:00-9:45 pmSCCE149DRussell21
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog forcourse prerequisite(s). a.
UN3REF, NR.
aaaNR. & SEC. USa UNITS DAYS era Ue) aUTEa
45365 GED 514 02 AdminPersonnelMgmtPrac/Proc 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm FH D003. D Russell 21Academy 15 .
45029 GED 515 01 SemCurrDevRdgLangArt 30 W # 4:00- 645 pm TBA TBA staff 21+GED 519 01 AdvStudin Curric Practices 3.0 T # 7:00-9:45 pm SCCE167 J jackson —1221
45012 GED 520 01 TchngEngSpkrsOthrLang 30 T # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC Kl44S Medina 214045016 GED 520 02 TchngEng SpkrsOthrLang 30 T # 4:00-6:45pmSAC 1103staff = 21.4045363 GED 520 03 Tchng EngSpkrsOthrLang 30 Ww # 7:00- 9:45 pm TBA TBAstaff 2140
: Academy 14
45017 GED 525 01 Bil/Mult Teaching Methods 3.0 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 1103 staff 2145018 GED 525 02. Bil/Mult Teaching Methods 30 W # 7:00-9:45 pmTBA TBA staff 2145347. GED 526 01 Computer-ManagedInstruction 30 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS B1l0 staff oa
Academy 14
45376 GED 526 02 Computer-ManagedInstruction 30 T # 4:00-6:45 pm FH C008 PFFisher 2145381 +GED 534 01 Programming ApplicEduc 3.0 W # 7:00-9:45 pm SOEili7 F Fisher 2145375 GED 535 01 IntroComputersInEdu a0 eT # 4:00-6:45 pm SOE1117 P Desberg _—_2145378 GED 535 02 IntroComputersInEdu 3.0 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pmSOE 1117. F Fisher 2145380 GED ‘535 03 IntroComputersInEdu 300° 5 # 7:00-9:45 pm SOE1117 -NMach 2145382 GED 535 04 IntroComputersInEdu 30 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pmSOE 1117 F Fisher 2145374 +GED 536 01 PrepCompAsstInstr 30 -M # 4:00-6:45pmSOE1117 PDesberg21
+GED 538S 01 CAI Final Project 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1117. PDesberg 122145377 GED 539 01 Graph/Word Proc/DskTpPub 30 W “# 4:00-6:45 pmSOE 1117. PDesbrg21.° ~45318 +GED 541 01 CaseStudyMethSchPsy 30. Th 9 “# 400- 645ipm “SCCBl45e(sf) 2a
“45398 +GED 55101BiomedInfo/TechProcExcChid 3.0 Th #4:00-6:45pmTBA TBA staff 2145399 +GED 553 01 AssessTransitErlyChidSpEd 30 T # 4:00- 6:45 pm LCH A330 CMcCann21 =46185 GED 558 01 BehavMgtExceptChild 3.0 W “#4:00- 6:45 pmERC Gi52 K Skindrud21
+GED 559S 01 GenericPracExceptChild 40 W # 7:00-8:45 pmSCC Ki44 C Blackaller1221315246188 +GED 56001Sph/langDevDisord/Rdmed = 30T #7:00-9:45 pm SCC K144M Parker Meescvet46190 +GED 561 01‘Typ/AtypDevPtmsExcpChild=3.0 «W= #_-—-4:00-6:45pm TBA TBA D Okada2146191 +GED563 02 CounsVocTransitEdDis | 30M — # 4:00-6:45 pmSAC 2107 CMelblm 2146192 +GED 564 01 AssmtChildAdolSevHand 30 TT # 4:00-6:45 pm TBATBAP Patterson 21 —46193 +GED 567 02 DiagPrescripLrngHndcp 305°T # 4:00- 6:45 pm TBATBACCBlackaller 2145344 GED 570 01 SuprvisionOfInstruction 30 M # 4:00- 6:45pmSAC 2103. S$Steddom 213145349GED570 02 SuprvisionOfInstruction 30 Th. # 4:00-6:45 pm SCCLi49 staff2131
Habor Gate Cohort
45362 GED 570 03 SuprvisionOfInstruction 30 W _#7:00-9:45pmSAC 3148 FRodriguez 213145350. GED 571 01 SchManagement&Finance C305 Th # 4;00- 6:45 pmSBS B143\ SSteddom21.
Academy 15 :
45360+GED 571 02 SchManagement&Finance 30 T # 7:00-9:45pmERC A506 R Henderson 2145353 GED 572 01 PreAssessProfCompetence 30 T #4:00-6:45 pm FHD003 JFurusawa 21.5245355 GED 573 01 PostAssessProfCompetence 30 W 45pmSCCE145JFuruswa215245367 GED 573 02 PostAssessProfCompetence 3.0 M #7:00-9:45 pmSAC 3148 staff = 215245348 GED 574 01 Governance/Politics Of Ed 3.0 W FH FRodriguez 2145351 GED 574 02 Governance/PoliticsOfEd Shi ths, SPH Dees Cee a45372. GED 575 01 Organization Thery/Behav 3.0 Th # 7:00-9:45 pm SCCE145 J Furusawa 21
Harbor Gate Cohort
45373+ GED57601_ InstructionalLeadership 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm NSMC239Jlade -2145352.GED 57701 MgmtHuman/MaterialRes 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm NSM C239 staff ot45356.GED 578 01 Evaluation&Technology 3.0 Th # 4:00- 6:45pm FH C008 staff 2164
Co-req: GED 578L ’ :
45371. +=GED 578 02Evaluation &Technology 3.0 W # 7:00-9:45 pmERCGi52. staf —S=—-2164Co-req: GED578L :
45304 +GED 580 01 SemTechOfIndivCounsel 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE 1104 DScherba 2145307 +GED 580 02 SemTechOfIndivCounsel 30 ad. # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE 1104 DScherba 21.45315 GED 581 01 PrincEdPsyc Assessment 30 M _#‘7:00-9:45 pm SOE1104 _staff_ Bie45308 GED 582 01 GroupDynam PersGrowth 30.5 0 # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE 1104 R Lee 215245309 GED 582 02 GroupDynamPersGrowth 30 T # 7:00-9:45 pmSOE 1104 staff 215245312 GED 582 03 GroupDynamPersGrowth- 30 W #4:00-6:45 pm SOE 1104$Morgan —21:5245317 +GED 583 01 SemCareer&VocGuidance 3.0 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pmSOE1104 DScherba 21.45311. +GED 584 01 Sem:TechGroupCounsl =§= © 30M —# 4:00-6:45 pmSOE1104 Rlee §$21..45313 +GED58601Sem:CounsChild&Adole =#30W — # 4:00-6:45 pm SOE 1104Rlee|ai45310 +GED 588 01 Sem:IntervenStrategies 30T SpmERC Gi52 S$ Morgan 2145370GED 589 01Principalship = | 30W . #400-645 pmTBATBA. RHenderson
42 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalogfor course prerequisite(s).
La
i gate COURSETTITLE UNITS PS SAL INSTRUCTOR ents
+GED 590S 01 Field StdyInMulticultSetng 30 M -# 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 1107 S$ Medina — 12.213152+GED 590S 02 Field StdyInMulticultSeng 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm TBA TBA staff 12.21 3152
46194 +GED 591 01 CurrentIssuesIn SpecEd 20 WwW # 7:00- 8:30 pm SBS Di21 DOkada 2152+GED 593S 01 InternInSchAdm 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm TBA TBA staff 12213152+GED 593S 02 InternInSchAdm 30 T. # 4:00- 6:45 pm TBA TBA F Rodriguez 12213152+GED 593S 03 InternInSchAdm 30% Or # 7:00-9:45 pm TBA TBA FRodriguez 12213152+GED 593S 04 InternInSchAdm 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1104 staff 12.213152GED 594S 01 IndependentStudy 1.0 { staff 122131
GED 594S 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 staff 122131GED 594S 03 IndependentStudy. Eo staff 122131
GED 594S 04 IndependentStudy ; 30 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm TBA TBA D Scherba 122131Restricted: Couns/SchPsy Only ‘
GED 596 01 ProfEthImpAdminLdshpPrac 565° 7 # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC E145 staff 12213152GED 596 02 ProfEthImpAdminLdshpPrac 3.0 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm ERC Gi52 JFurusawa 12213152
Harbor Gate Cohort - :
+GED 597 01 Fieldwork Counseling 30 T # 7:00-9:45 pm TBA TBA S Morgan 12213152+GED 597S 02 Fieldwork Counseling— 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1104 S$ Morgan 12.21 3152+GED 598S 01 FieldwkSchool Psych 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 1101 staff 12213152+GED 598S 02 FieldwkSchoolPsych 3.0 Th # 7:00-9:45 pm TBA TBA staff 12213152+GED 599S 01 Thesis | ; 1.0 e staff 12213152+GED 599S 02 Thesis 2.0 staff 12213152+GED 599S 03 Thesis 3.0 staff 12213152GED 600S 71 Grad Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 132130
To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Officelocated in the Small College Complex, SCCB141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyour
program advisorforfurther information.
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Teacher EducationROTRE ELEEISENEISDORIS IEIEIO SIAHF
45091 TED 304 01 FoundationsInEd 10 M # 4:00- 4:50 pm SCC E167 staffTaken w/TED 402.01
45092 TED 304 02 FoundationsInEd 10 M # 7:00- 7:50 pm SCC E173 staffTaken w/TED 402.02
45093 TED 304 03 FoundationsInEd LOSE: # = 7:00- 7:50 pm SCC E173 staffTaken w/TED 402.03
45094. TED 304 04 Foundations In Ed 10 W 1:00- 1:50 pm SCC E167 -J McGowan ’
Taken w/TED 402.04
45095 TED 304 05 FoundationsInEd 10 W # 7:00- 7:50 pm SAC 3141 N MachTaken w/TED 402.05 5
45096 TED 304 06 Foundations In Ed 10.38 9:00-10:20 am SCC L149 staffTaken w/TED 402.06
45097 TED 305S 01 Introto Urban/MulticulClass 10 M # 4:00- 4:50 pm SCC Ki44 staff 33 52.64Co-req: 45104 TED 41501
45098 TED 4305S 02 Introto Urban/MulticulClass 10 M # 7:00- 7:50 pm SCC K144 S$ McCray 335264
Sia pone Co-req: 2 45105 TED 415 02
45099 TED 305S 03 Introto Urban/MulticulClass 1.02. F # 4:00- 4:50 pm SAC 1107 S McCray 33 5264- Co-req: 45106 TED 415 03 :
45100 TED 305S 04 Introto Urban/Multicul Class 10 W # 4:00- 4:50 pm SCC K144 _ R Gordon 33 5264Co-req: __45107 TED 415 04 5
45101 TED 305S 05 Introto Urban/MulticulClass 10 W # 7:00-7:50 pm SCC E173 staff 33 5264Co-req: 45108 TED 415 05
45102 TED 4305S 06 Introto Urban/MulticulClass 10 Th # 4:00- 4:50 pm SAC 1103 staff 33 5264Co-req: 45109 TED 415 06
45103 TED 305S 07 Intro to Urban/Multicul Class 10: 28 9:00-10:20 am SCC E173 staff 33 52 64
7 meetings Begins 9/6/97 -10/18/97Co-req: 45110 TED 415 07
45111 +TED 402 01 MotivationAndLearning 20 M # 5:00- 6:40 pm SCC E167 staff
Taken w/TED 304.01
45112 +TED .402 02 MotivationAndLearning 20 =M # 8:00- 9:40 pm SCC E173 staffTaken w/TED 304.02
45113 +TED 402 03 MotivationAndLearning 20 F # 8:00- 9:40 pm SCC E173 staffTaken w/TED 304.03
45114 +TED 402 04 MotivationAnd Learning 20 WV: 2:00- 3:40 pm SCC E167_ J McGowanTaken w/TED 304.04 i
45115 +TED 402 05 MotivationAndLearning 2.0 W # 8:00- 9:40 pm SAC 3141 staff: Taken w/TED 304.05
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog forcourse prerequisite(s). sd
TSaREF. NR. NR.& SEC. COURSE TITLE UTD TUS era ae a Es
45116 +TED 402 06 MotivationAndLearning - 200. 10:30- 2:30 pm SCC L149 staff
Taken w/TED 304.06
45117 +TED. 403 01 Reading/Language Arts 3.0 M 1:00- 3:45 pm SCCKi44_ P GonzalesCLAD/BCLAD ; .
45118 +TED 403 02 Reading/LanguageArts 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC L149 J Lalas 81.
Elem Intern-BCLAD
Taken w/TED 446.01
Taken w/TED 411.02
45119 +TED 403 03 Reading/LanguageArts 30011 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2103 staffCLAD/BCLAD
45120 +TED 403 04 Reading/LanguageArts 30 W #. 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2105 C McDermottElementary Interns CLAD
Taken w/TED 446.02Taken w/TED 411.03
‘45121+TED40305 Reading/LanguageArts 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2103 J LalasElementary Interns CLAD/BCLAD
Taken w/TED 446.03Taken w/TED 411.04
45123 TED 405 01 MainstreamCh/Spec Need 3.0 M "_# 7:00-9:45pm SAC 2103 staff45124 TED 405 02 MainstreamCh/Spec Need 30 T __‘# 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2105 CLeviton”
45125 TED 405 03 Mainstream Ch/Spec Need 3.0 S$ 3:30- 6:00 pm ERC A103CHanley 63
Television Studio SectionBegins 9/6/97
Cr Listed: 45126 TED 405 93
45126TED 405 93 Mainstream Ch/Spec Need SA oS 3:30- 6:00 pm channel 58 C Hanley 63
Television Class, Ch 58Station KLCS, Begins 9/6/97Cr Listed: 45125 TED 405 03
45147 +TED 406 01 TeachingSecondaryReading 3.0. M #7:00- 9:45 pm SAC2105staf 81BCLAD
45148 +TED 406 02 TeachingSecondaryReading 30 T #4:00- 6:45 pm SAC2103. LCook ‘iCLAD/BCLAD pie
45149 +TED 406 03 TeachingSecondaryReading 30 Th # 4:00-6:45pmSAC 2107staff SaltCLAD/BCLAD
45150 TED 407 01 LanguageLearning 30 M # 7:00-9:45 pm SAC 2107YWan 445151 TED 407 02 LanguageLearning SD # 4:00-6:45 pmSAC2107staff |§4045152 TED 407 03LanguageLearning 30 W # 7:00-9:45 pmSAC1107 Jlas 4045153TED407 04 LanguageLearning 3.0 Th # 4:00- 645 pm SAC 3141 YWan 40‘45154. +TED40801 ElemMethodsIn Art/Music 2.0 M # 7:15-8:55 pm SCCE145 SMerer*45155 +TED 408 02 Elem Methods In Art/Music 2.0 .W 3:15- 5:00pm SBS A210 SMercer [RS
Priority: Elem St Tchrs iy
45156 +TED 408 03 lemMethodsIn Art/Music 20 W # 6:20- 8:00pm NSMC239 staff es45157 +TED 409A 01 ElemMethodsInPhyEduc 10 M # 5:30-7:00 pm GYMA104 staff 5545158 +TED 409A 02 Elem MethodsInPhyEduc 10 W # 5:30-7:00 pmGYM A104 — staff = (ti(ité«CSS
Priority: Elem St Tchrs eats
45159+TED 409A 03 ElemMethodsIn PhyEduc 10 W # 8:30-9:55 pm GYM Al04staf=45160TED410 01ElementaryMathMethods 2.0 M # 6:00- 7:40pm SAC1103 staff . 8081
Taken w/TED 412.01Taken w/TED 416.01
Adv Reg Lmtd To BCLAD Interns ;
45161 TED 410 02 ElementaryMathMethods aor 12:00- A0; pt SUCORIAS etekeeeeCLAD/BCLAD
45162 TED 410 03 ElementaryMathMethods 20 W #4:00-5:40pmSAC 2103 staf 80~—Taken w/TED 412.03
Taken w/TED 416.03
Adv Reg Lmtd ToCLAD/BCLAD Interns
45163 TED 410 04 ElementaryMathMethods: 720) oh # 4:00-5:40 pm SAC 1107 staf80Taken w/TED 412.04
Taken w/TED 416.04
Adv Reg Lmtd ToCLAD/BCLAD Interns
47357 TED 410 05 ElementaryMathMethods 20° 58 900-1200. pn SCC RI4d2 tai) ae eeBegins 9/6/97 :
44 : Footnote definitions can be found atthe end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).
COURSESaat
‘+ TED
aELa hag
411 01
CU Salih UNITS
Classroom Management 2.0
Taken w/TED 435S
Taken w/TED 436.01
Alt W/TED 436.01
Incl Intensive
1:15- 3:00 pm
Ce
SCC K144
INSTRUCTOR UiSS
D Wolff 12
+TED 411 ClassroomManagement 2.0
Taken w/TED 446.01
Taken w/TED 403.02
# 4:55- 6:35 pm scc 1149 staff 1281
+TED 411 Classroom Management 2.0Taken w/TED 446.02
Taken w/TED 403.04
# 4:55- 6:35 pm SAC 2105
+TED 411 Classroom Management 2.0Taken w/TED 446.03
Taken w/TED 403.05
# = 4:55- 6:35 pm SAC 2103 ‘staff 12
+TED 411 Classroom Management 2.0Taken w/TED 4558.01Taken w/TED 456.01
Taken w/TED 469.02Alt W/TED 456.01
Incl Intensive
# 4:30- 6:20. pm SAC 2107 K Trimble —12
+TED 411 Classroom Management 2.0Taken w/TED 466.01
Taken w/TED 467.02
Alt W/TED 466.01
Incl Intensive
# = 4:30- 6:20 pm scc E167
+TED 411 07 Classroom Management 2.0Taken w/TED 466.02
Taken w/TED 467.03
Alt W/TED 466.02Incl Intensive
‘45171+TED 412 01 ElSocStud/Cont Readwrit 2.0Taken w/TED 410.01
Taken w/TED 416.01
Adv Reg Lmtd ToBCLAD Interns
# = 4:30- 6:20 pm
# 4:00- 5:40 pm
SCC
SAC
K144
1103
~K Trimble 1281
45172 + TED
45173 + TED
412
412
02
03
El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 2.0
CLAD/BCLAD
El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 2.0
Taken w/TED 410.03Taken w/TED 416.03
Adv Reg Lmtd ToCLAD/BCLAD Interns
# 4:00- 5:40 pm
# 8:00+ 9:40 pm
SAC
SAC
3141
2103
45174 + TED
45104 +TED
412
415
El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 2.0
Taken w/TED.410.04
Taken w/TED 416.04
Adv Reg Lmtd To
CLAD/BCLAD Interns
Multic Perspective Tchrs 2.0Co-req: 45097 TED 3058 01°
# 8:00- 9:40 pm
# 5:00- 6:40 pm
SAC
SCC
1107
K144
= 8
45105 +TED
45106 +TED
415
415
Multic Tchrs 2.0
Co-req: 45098 TED 305S 02
Multic Perspective Tchrs 2.0Co-req: 45099 TED 305S 03
=|
# 8:00- 9:40 pm
# 8:00- 9:40 pm
scc
SAC
K144
1107
45107 +TED 415 MulticPerspective Tchrs 2.0Co-req: 45100 TED 305S 04
# 5:00- 6:40 pm SCC K144 4
45108 +TED
45109 +TED
415
415 06
MulticPerspective Tchrs 2.0Co-req: 45101 TED 3058S 05
Multic Perspective Tchrs 2.0
Co-req: 45102 TED 3058 06
alzl.
# 8:00- 9:40 pm
# 5:00- 6:40 pm
SCC
SAC
E173
1103
45110 +TED 415 07 Multic Perspective Tchrs 2.07 Meetings Begins 9/6/97
_ Co-req: 45103 TED 3058 07
10:30- 2:30 pm SCC E167 staff 40 64
45175 +TED
‘45176 +TED 416 02Elementary Science Methods
Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.
416 01
Elementary Science Methods 2.0Taken w/TED 410.01
Taken w/TED 412.01
Adv Reg Lmtd To BCLAD Interns
—# -8:00- 9:40 pm SAC 1103
2.0
CLAD/BCLAD
’
+Consult currentUniversity Catalog for course prerequisite(s).
2:00- 3:40 pm SCC K144
45
UNaa
eae. NR. & SEC. COURSE TITLE UNITS DAYS ome) SPU aUTea
45177 +TED 416 03 Elementary Science MethodsTaken w/TED 410.03Taken w/TED 412.03Adv RegLmtd To Interns
2.0 SAC 2103
45178 +TED 416 04 Elementary Science Methods
Taken w/TED 410.04
Taken w/TED 412.04Adv RegLmtd To Interns
2.0 # 6:00- 7:40 pm SAC 1107
47358 + TED 416 05 Elementary Science Methods
Begins 9/6/97 .
wn 1:00- 4:00 pm SCC K144 staff
45180 +TED Computer Lit For Teachers
7 Mtgs: Begin 9/8-10/20# 4:00- 5:50 pm SCC E139 5260
45181 +TED Computer Lit For Teachers7 Mtgs: Begin 10/27-12/8
ele # 4:00- 5:50 pm SCC E139 52 60
45182 + TED 420 03 Computer Lit For Teachers.4 Mtgs: Begin 9/6/97-9/27/97
n 9:00- 1:00 pm 1117 staff 5260
45183 + TED 420 04 Computer Lit For Teachers4 Mtgs: Begin 10/04/97-10/25/97
1.0 9:00- 1:00 pm SOE 1117 staff 5260
+ TED 435S 01 Student Teaching ElemTaken w/TED 436.01
Taken w/TED 411
12.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C McDermott 12 3152
+TED 435S 02 Student Teaching Elem
Elem Interns: Fieldwork I
3Mtgs: 9/9, 10/7, 12/9
12.0 - #= ~6:00- 6:59 pm SAC 1107 YWan 123152
+ TED 436 O01 Seminar In Elem Stu Teaching
Taken w/TED 4358, 411.01Alt W/TED 411.01
InclIntensiveCo-req:- TED 411
TED 435S
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C McDermott 125264
Fieldwork: Elementary
2 Mtgs; 9/9, 12/96.0 # 6:00- 6:59 pm SAC 1107 Y Wan 1252.
Fieldwork: Elementary3 Migs: 9/10, 10/8, 12/10
6.0 # 6:00- 6:59 pm SAC 3142 Y Wan 1252
Introduction To Intern SeminarTaken w/TED 411.02
Taken w/TED 403.02
Co-req: |TED 411
1.0 # 4:00- 4:50 pm L149 12526481
Introduction To Intern Seminar
Taken w/TED. 411.03
Taken w/TED 403.04
Co-req: TED 411
# 4:00- 4:50 pm SAC 2105 1252.64
Introduction To Intern Seminar
Taken w/TED 411.04
Taken w/TED 403.05
Co-req: TED 411
# 4:00- 4:50 pm SAC 2103 J McGowan 125264
+ TED 455S 01 Student Teach-Secondary
Taken w/TED 4568S.Taken w/TED 411.06
Taken w/TED 469.02
12.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA N Mach 12315264
+TED 455S 02 Student Teach-SecondarySec Interns: Fieldwork I
3 Mtgs: 9/9, 10/7, 12/9
12.0 # 6:00- 6:59 pm TBA TBA SJohnston 12 315264
+ TED 456 01 Sem: Second Student TeachTaken w/TED 455STaken w/TED 411.05
Taken w/TED 469.02
Co-req: TED 411
TED 4558
1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA N Mach 125264
+TED 465S 01 Fieldwork:2 Mtgs: 9/9, 12/9
6.0 TBA # 6:00- 6:59 pm ERC A506 staff 123152
+TED 465S 02 Fieldwork:
3 Migs: 9/10, 10/8, 12/106.0 # 6:00- 6:59 pm
# 6:00- 6:59 pm
ERCERC
A506A506
SJohnston 123152
+ TED 466 01 Seminar:SecondaryTaken w/TED 411.06Taken w/TED 467.02Alt W/TED 411.06
Co-req: TED 411
1.0 TBA
TBA TBA TBA TBA S Johnston 125264
Footnote definitions can be found atthe end of the course listing section.+ Consult currentUniversity Catalogfor course prerequisite(s).
COURSE Dea
mt aoy Nant mG TO re mona Ss
+TED 466 02 Seminar:Secondary 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA KTrimble 12.526481
Taken w/TED 411.07
Taken w/TED 467.03
Alt W/TED 411.07BCLADCo-req: TED 411
45206 +TED 46701TeachMethI:Secondary §§# |§|§§|§ 30 T #4:00- 6:45 pmSAC 2105 GC Hammond‘45207+TED 467 02‘TeachMethI:Secondary #8 |§|§ 3.0 .W #7:00-9:45 pmSCCE167 S‘Johnston | |
Taken w/TED 466.01
Taken w/TED 411.06
‘45208+TED 46703‘TeachMethI:Secondary 6 .§§ 30Th # 7:00-9:45 pm SCC Ki44 S Russel 81° —Taken w/TED 466.02
Taken w/TED 411.07
BCLAD46535+TED467 04TeachMethI:Secondary § |§30Th — # 7:00-9:45pmSCCE167 Sjohnston45209 +TED46801SecTeachMeth = |§«30T # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2107 staff
English, ESL
‘45210+TED468 02SecTeachMeth=#30, T # 7:00-9:45 pmNSM C239 staffMathematics
45211+TED 46803SecTeachMeh~#30 T # 7:00-9:45 pmSAC 3141 J ColbertScience i
‘45212 +TED 468 04 SecTeachMethl © 30T #7:00-9:45 pmSAC3142 XK TrimbleSocial Studies
45213 +TED 469 01 InterdisciplinaryMethods§## |§|§30T #7:00- 9:45 pmSAC 3148 C McDermott45214+TED 469 02InterdisciplinaryMethods §#|§ 30W # 7:00-9:45pm SAC 2107 C Hammond
Taken w/TED 4558 ;Taken w/TED 456
Taken w/TED 411.05
45215+TED46903InterdisciplinaryMethods (3.0 ‘Th # 4:00-6:45 pm SAC 3142 NMachTED494501IndependentStudy == 3.0 TBA.TBA TBA. ‘TBA TBA KTaira 12‘TED4948 02 IndependentStudy 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA KTaira 12
_____TED 494803 IndependentStudy= ——s—s————=éiLS'SSTBAA TBA TBA TBA TBAK Taira 12"TED 494504IndependentSmdy =§=S———<“i‘“‘:;C*S*XW*SCST # 7:00-°9:45 pm TBA TBA staf 12
Art: Limited To Secondary_
"TED 494S05IndependentStudy Co 30)VRP 700-945 pm TBA TBA staff 12Music: Limited To Secondary_
TED 494S 06 IndependentSudy =§8 §;§| | 30 TT. # 7:00-9:45 pm SCC E145 staff 12Foreign Language: LimitedTo Secondary , f
"@ ‘TED 494807IndependentSudy #8| 3.0 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm TBA TBA staff . 12BusinessEd: LimitedToSecondary_
ENGLISH46305 ENG 088 01 Developmental Reading 3.0 MWF 8:00- 8:50 am LCH A221 staff 157173
46335 ENG088 02Developmental Reading 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A330 staff 15717346338 ENG 088 03 Developmental Reading OD CY eaeia 10:00-11:15 am LCH A221 staff 15717346308 ENG 088 04 DevelopmentalReading_ 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am LCH A227 staff 15717346306ENG088 05 Developmental Reading 30 TT 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A221 staff 15717346320ENG 088 06 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A330 staff 15717346304ENG 099 01 BasicWriting Workshop _ 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am LCH A230 staff 157346337 ENG 099 02 Basic Writing Workshop FO rns 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A229 staff 157346268 ENG 099 03. BasicWriting Workshop 3.0. MWE 9:00-.9:50 am LCH A230 __ staff 1579 ea46321.ENG099 05 BasicWritingWorkshop |3.0.TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A230 staff 73 ie47451 ENG099 06~BasicWritingWorkshop_ Pe Rabe is 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A227 staff 157346216 ENG 099 08Basic Writing Workshop 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS. A204 staff 157346538 ENG 099 09. Basic Writing Workshop 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A227 staff 157346370 ENG 099 10 BasicWritingWorkshop 3.0 MW 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A348 I McKenna 157346336 +ENG 110 02 FreshmanCompositionI_ ee a 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A228 staff 7546284 +ENG 110 03.Freshn 3.0 MWEF 10:00-10:50 am LCH A219 staff 75
‘47452.+ENG110 04 FreshmanCompositionI 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A324 staff 7546340 +ENG 11005 FreshmanCompositionI 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A221 staff 7546317+ENG 110. 06 FreshmanComposition I 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A229 staff 7546368 +ENG 11007FreshmanCompositionI 3.0 MW 7:00- 8:15pm LCH A230 staff 7546277 +ENG 111 01 Freshman Composition Ii 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am LCH A229 staff 76
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section. 47+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
aii ieee) TSA PAS aSTT TAAL FOOTNOTES
Tae as
46334 +ENG 111 02. Freshman Composition II 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A224 staff. 76
46274 +ENG 111 03 Freshman CompositionII - : 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A229. staf .§ 7646326 +ENG 111 05 Freshman CompositionII £3005 Th 10:00-11:15 am LCH A227 J- Riddell — TGirie oe46312 +ENG 111 06FreshmanComposition II 3.0 MWF 11:00-11:50 am SBSD219 staff.7647453 +ENG111 07Freshman Composition II 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pmSBS B203.MShafer 76 |46324 +ENG 111 09 Freshman Composition II 3.0 thy 40!Sid B15pm ACH A220LGelleros2See46316 +ENG 111 10 Freshman Composition II io aS.0. eT 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A230 J Riddell 7646365 +ENG111 11FreshmanCompositionil30. TTh °#)4:00-545 pm ICH A224MSuton 76°46369+ENG111 12 FreshmanComposition II 30: M # 7:00-8:15pm SBSA204 staff j§.§7©
Ww # 7:00- 8:15 pm SAC 313547454 +ENG 111 13 Freshman CompositionI-HONORS 3.0. TTh —__11:30-12:45 pm LCHA230-T Giannotti 76
This sectionfor Honors Program students,
47529 +ENG 271 01 Writer's Workshop 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 amLCH A228WWells46367 +ENG 300 01 EngLitTo1660 30 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SAC 2101 L Smith— Sse46310 +ENG 301 01 EngLit: 1660 To Present 3.0 |MWE. PHOO11:50°ah CH ADIN sta eae46202 +ENG 305 01 Critical ReadingofLiterature 3.0 | MWE 12:00-12:50 pm LCH A224 L-Feuer ABEa RRL
46363 +ENG 305 02° CriticalReadingofLiterature 3,0 TTh # 4:00-5:15pm SBS B209 T Giannotti_ NRE46271 +ENG 307 01 _ PracticeIn Lit Criticism Sie 30 MWE 9:00-9:50 am SBS Fi2i staff46264 +ENG 307 02 Practice InLit Criticism $0:TUR wt 20-345. pm.SBS.DalgeUM shar98 yoru).ce
46322 +ENG 307 03 PracticeInlitCriticism 3.0. MW # 5:30-6:45 pmSBSA210LSmith46314 +ENG 308 01 Crit ApproachChild Lit— 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pmSBS. F121 MSutton46381 +ENG308 02.CritApproach ChildLlit30.TTh. ~~# 530- 6:45 pm’ LCHA224 LGeller=5 ea46313 +ENG 314 01 English Syntax: Trad 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50am LCH A224 staff46542 +ENG 314 02 English Syntax: Trad 30 MW # 4:00-5:15 pmLCH Ald staff |.
The C.L.A.S.S. Program willprovidegroupstudy sessions
for studentsin this section.
46374_+ENG 3144EnglishSyntax: Trad Soo aatth # 7:00-8:15 pm ERCCil12__ staff46331 +ENG 315 01 English Syntax: Gen-Trans “3.0 MW 1:00-2:15 pm SBS A204 __— staff UN ess a46380 +ENG317 01 Socioling:BlackEnglish 0S trh # 5:30-6:45pmNSM D123 BMohr- |
CrListed: 46379 ENG 584 01
46325 +ENG 325 01 Poetry 3.0. TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCHA219 TGiannoti §= |46330 +ENG 326 01 Prose Fiction 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pmSBS B231. AYamada =46543 +ENG 327 01 Drama “ 3.0 MW 2:30-3:45pm SBS£220IMcKenna46382 +ENG 340 01 AmericanLitTo 1865 30 TTh #5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A2I9ARavitz |46247 +ENG 341 01 AmerLit: 1865-Present 3.0 MWE 12:00-12:50 pm SBS _B215__ WWells afehst
46233 +ENG 344 01 African-AmericanProse_ 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A219 J Johnson re eee46266 +ENG 347 01 LitOfEthnicity/Gender 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A219 M Sutton e46333 +ENG 350 02 Advanced Composition 3.0.4 Th 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A219 staff 7791
46302 +ENG 350 03. Advanced Composition 3.0 MWE . 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A219 L Feuer 779146273 +ENG 350 04 Advanced Composition 3.0 MWE ~~ 10:00-10:50 am SBS E220 staff AT97 OI46328 +ENG 350 05 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A229 staf 779147492 +ENG 35007Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH ‘A224 staff. 791
46198 +ENG 350 08 Advanced Composition 3.0 | MWE 12:00-12:50 pm LCHA229 staff Rs AT Saoape:46332 +ENG 350 09 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW| 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A229 L Ferrario —-779146545 +ENG 350 10 Advanced Composition 3.0. MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A230.LFerrario|779146540 +ENG 350 11 AdvancedComposition 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm LCH A219 staff 779146364 +ENG 350 12 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A230 E Sando 79146377 +ENG 350 14 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh #5:30-6:45 pm LCH A227 staff 779146361 +ENG 350 15 AdvancedComposition 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15pm SOE 1107 staff 7791 a46373 +ENG 350 16 Advanced Composition 30Th # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A230 EB Sando 779146327 +ENG 352 01 Writ SpkgSkills Mgmt 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS B203 staff RAT] Ce46544 +ENG 352 02 Writ Spkg Skills Mgmt “3,0. MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B203 W Wells OATT (arse46244 +ENG 352 03 Writ SpkgSkillsMgmt 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pmSBS B203 staf(747746546 +ENG 414 01 American English 3.0 MW ‘ 2:30- 3:45..pm SBS D219 _VWenzel a46209 +ENG 420 01 Linguistic Analysis 3.0... oTTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A330 B Mohr Geelaeas
CrListed: 46220 ENG 582 01
46375 +ENG 435 01 ReadingsInWorldLit 3.0 TTh # = 7:00- 815 pm LCH A21I9 MShafer |46307 +ENG 451 01 Creative Writing 3.0. TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A229 E Sando’46329 +ENG 465 01 Chaucer 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A224 M Sutton46315 +ENG 467 01 Shakespeare 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A219 J Riddell ieee46541 +ENG 485 01 StudInLit,Comp,Read 3.0. MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A221 I McKenna
48 Footnote definitions can befound atthe end of the course listing section.+ Consult currentUniversity Catalogfor course prerequisite(s).
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A
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completed 90 semester units; and (4)
students on academic or Academic
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(4 Complete the RegistrationWorksheet on the back of theRegistration Access Mailer, obtainthe appropriate signatures and -register in-person at the Records/Registration Office.
Q An advisor’s signature of approvalis required on the RegistrationAccess Mailer to register for 19-21units. Students wishing to enroll inmore than 21 units must obtain theapproval of the dean of the schoolor college in which the student ismajoring. Undeclared studentsmust obtain the approval ofthedirector of the University Advise-ment Center.
(1 Youmaycheckforopenclass .sections via T.O.R.O.S. butremember that remaining seats mayalready be filled by students who.have obtained the instructor’spermission to add the class but whohave not yet completed theirregistration.
continued on supplementpage E
Spring 1997 T.0.R.0.S. Instructions — (310) 243-2REG
TELEPHONE: REGISTRATION
Listen carefully; a recorded voice willpromptyou after each entry. T.0.R.0.S. Checklist — .s o
; : C) Read i i i :1. Complete the Registration Worksheet below. eee
- Check your appointment date and time.2. Call T.0.R.O.S., (310) 516-4538, from a touchtone telephone. + Check for any holds preventing registration.
3. Press[4| for Registration Information. C1 Get advising early and meet with all advisors required.
4. Press/1) to register for, add or drop classes. J Clear all holds,
5. Enter your Student ID Number (social security number). 3 Heed the information and mstructions m this Class Schedule: : QReadthe “C isting” section.
6. Enter your Personal Identification Number (PIN). 5 oS 2 oeee :: : ote enrollment restrictions, pre-requisiteand co-requisite requirements,
7. Press(1 to register or adjust your schedule, or press and suppressed course reference numbers. —-
fo review you siecle OQ Complete the Registration Worksheet on page D before attempting to register.
8. Optionsifyou entered(1): (1 Preparealist of alternate sections in case your first choice classes are not available.
Press[1 } to Register or Add. Q Call T.0.R.0.S. (310) 516-4538 from any touchtone telephone.
ee 2) ‘oe Drop. : Listen carefully - the recorded voice will guide you. ©Press3)to Confirm Your Courses (required). Dy Chase your PIN Gee nu one)Press[4|(a) to Check Course Availability. _Pp toR Y Schedule {1 Confirm your course requests before exiting the system.ress 5)(5) 0 Review Your Sche ; : Failure to do so will result in cancellation ofyour course requests.
2 ee ae eehe. C1 Refer to the “Troubleshooting” section on page E of this supplement10. When you have entered all course requests, ifyou encounter difficulty.
press the|*] key followed by the|#/ key to return to he (1 Call back to add, drop or review your schedule.at any time after your registrationprevious menu. Then, select option13) to confirm your requests. appointment through Advance and Regular Registration.
Do not hang up without confirming your requests. Q Call to drop classes or review your schedule any timeFailure to confirm will result in losing all your course entries. during Late Registration, Add/Drop
C1 Keep trying ifyou want to register in a full class - someone may drop.[J To end this call at any time, press the|%/| star key followed by the |g) key.
al al NOTE:Q To return to the selections you heard at the beginning of the call,pressthe|]star key followed bythe[6](6)key. 2
Q Tohaveaprompt or selection repeated, press the| |(x) star keyfollowed bythe|7)key.
{) For menu help, pressthe|x|a star key, followedby the/.4}key at any time.
After the third invalid entry or if there are system problems,you will be transferred to an operator for help.
For additional assistance during Advance and Regular Registation periods,call the Registration helpline— (310) 243-3608:
Monday-Thursday
Friday
9a.m. - 6 p.m.
9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Registration Worksheet Or:REGISTRATIONSYSTEM
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Use thegrids below toplanyour registration and avoid time conflicts.
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Alternate Choices
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Nore: 18 unit enrollment limitduringAdvance and Regular Registration.
() New students may not register untilthey have been formally admittedto the University or issued aConditional Registration Contract.
Q All students registering late will becharged a $25 non-refundable lateregistration fee.
() The registration process must becompleted and payment made bynoon, Friday, Sept. 19, 1997.
Failure to pay may result indisenrollment from classes.
OTHER HOLDS Students must clear holds at the
appropriate office:
Admissions Hold - Admissions Office,
$CCJ-103,(310) 243-3600
Financial Aid Hold - Financial Aid Office,SCC C-138A(310) 243-3647.
~ Cashier's Office,SCC B-135,(310) 243-3812
- library,ERC B-226,
(310) 243-3712
Clear all holds immediately uponnotification; do not wait untilyourregistration appointment time.
Financial Hold
Library Hold
Other questions may be directed asfollows:
Admissions Admissions Office,: (310) 243-3645
Billing Accounting Office,(310) 243-3803
Financial Aid Financial Aid Office,(310) 243-3647
Major(s), address, Records/RegistrationName, Social (310) 243-3608
Security numberchanges
Measles Student Health Center,
(310) 243-3629
1.0.R.0.S. Information
Confirming Courses- It is veryimportant to confirm your course
requests before exiting T.O.R.O.S.Do not hang up without confirmingyour course selection/s. Failure to dosowill result in cancellation ofyourrequest(s).
Enrollment limit - You may enroll inamaximum of 18 units during Advanceand Regular Registration. Studentswishing to register in additional units‘must wait until the Change of Pro-gram, Add/Drop period.
To enroll in 19 - 20 units during LateRegistration, Add/Drop, an advisor’ssignature ofapproval is required onthe Add form.
"Students wishing to enroll in morethan 21 units must obtain the approvalofan advisor and the dean oftheschool or college in which the student
. is majoring. Undeclared majors mustobtain the approval of the director ofthe University Advisement Center.
Co-requisites - Some courses requireconcurrent enrollment in a laboratoryor activity section as well as in a lectureor seminar section, or concurrent
enrollment in one or more othercourses. T.O.R.O.5. will inform youthat failure to add both or all co-requisites will result in being droppedfrom your original request.
Enrollment restrictions - Some
courses are restricted to students in
specific degree programs, to specificclass levels (e.g. seniors) or to certain
level students (e.g. graduates).
Some departments may choose not toprint course reference numbers(CRNs) in the Course Listing section
of the Class Schedule in order to screenstudents for eligibility. Other coursesmay not be available throughT.O.R.O.S. but may be added with theinstructor’s approval during LateRegistration, Add/Drop.
Questions about enrollment restrictions
and eligibilityfor specific classes shouldbe directed to the department concerned. ©
Time conflicts - T.O.R.O.S. checks fortime conflicts and will not allow registra-tion in classes meeting at the same time,Students with permission from bothinstructors to enroll in classes with a timeconflict, will need to file a Petitionfor .ApprovaltoRegisterforCourseswithaTimeConflictform obtainable from the Records/Registration Office, and will need to beregistered in-person at the Records/Registration Office during officialregistration periods only.
Full/cancelled classes - Ifyou attemptto register for a class that is already full,
do not give up! It may reopen duringAdvance or Regular registration, asstudents have the option to add anddrop after their registration appoint-ment time. Check througout theregistration cycle for openings.
“Check Course Availability - Ifyou findthat a desired course is full or cancelled,T.O.R.O.S. gives you the option to checkfor open sections of a course. However,it is always best to have alternates readybefore you attempt to register.
Schedule adjustment/Schedule
review - Remember,you may call back anytime during Advance and RegularRegistration to change or reviewyourschedule. ffyou choose to exchange oneclass for another, add the new classbefore dropping the other class (unlessyou have reached the maximum enroll-ment limit). Ifyou wish to drop a classwithout adding another — do notdelay-asa courtesy to another student trying toadd the class. You may also reviewyour schedule or drop classes at anytime during Late Registration. See page
A for dates and times. —
Troubleshooting
(J Missed your priority appointment
time?
You can register at any timethrough the end of thetouchtone registration period.
( Can’t access T.O.R.O.S,?
Check you are dialing thecorrect number.
Are you using a true touchtonetelephone? Not all push-buttontelephones are touchtone andsome programmable telephonesusing the “#” or “*” key inprogramming cause access
problems. Try another phone.Students wanting to registerwhile on campus may use thecampus pay phones or thecourtesy phones locatedthroughout the campus.
QO T.O.R.0.S. not available?
Check dates and hours ofoperation. If the system is notavailable during scheduledhours, try again later.
fi
( Busy signal?
Alllines are busy - tryagain later.
C) Madea mistake?
_Do not hang up ~wait for therecorded voice to prompt you.
Q) Not able to register for a specificcourse?
Check for footnotes in thecourse offerings section. Thecourse may:
+ be full. Select Option 4 (check
course availability — page C),to listen to alternate opensections.
be a duplicate section ofacourse in which you arealready registered;
conflict with another course in
which you are alreadyregistered;
be restricted to certain majors,class levels or student levels;
require screening in thedepartment (CRNmay not be
printed);
require one or more co-
requisite sections.
Questions regarding enrollmentrestrictions should be directed tothe department.
{) Lost your entries?
You must confirm coursesbefore hanging up. Failure toconfirm courses will result incancellation ofyour courserequests.
HELPLINE
Ifyou need assistance with registra-tion, your call can be forwardedautomatically to a registration operatoror you can call (310) 243-2REG duringthe following helpline hours:
Monday - Thursday......... 9am, - 6 p.m.
RegistrationEligibility
CONTINUINGSTUDENTS
You are considered a continuing studentifyou:
(1) attended CSUDH as a matriculated
student in the fall 1996 or spring1997 semester;
(2) have not attended another aca-
demic institution since attending |
CSUDH; and
(3) have not applied to graduate fromCSUDH in the spring or summer1997 terms.
Ifyou are a continuing student and- have not received your RegistrationAccess Mailer or a letter regardingineligibility one week before the _registration period, please call theRegistration Office at (310) 243-3608.
NEW OR RETURNING STUDENTS
You are a new student if you have notattended CSUDH before. You areareturning student ifyou:
(1) have not enrolled for more than
one semester;
(2) attended another academic
institution since last attendingCSUDH; or
(3) graduated from CSUDH and
choose to begin post-graduatestudies. Returning students must
reapply for admission.
Failure to pay registration fees willresult in cancellation ofyour applica-tion and you will be required toreapply for any subsequent term.
RETURNING FROM ANAPPROVED PLANNEDEDUCATIONAL LEAVEYou must submit a completed CSUapplication (no application feerequired) to the Records/RegistrationOffice as official notification ofyourintent to return from an approvedPlanned Educational Leave. Ifyouhave taken courses at another institu-
tion during your leave, you must alsoprovide official transcripts. To beeligible for Advance Registration, yourapplication to return must be submit-ted and processed prior to the AdvanceRegistration dates listed earlier. The.deadline to submit an application to
_ return from a Planned Leave is the first
day ofthe academic term in which youplan to return. Please contact theRegistration Unit for further questionsconcerning Planned Educational Leaveprocessing at (310) 243-3608.
CONCURRENTENROLLMENT STUDENTS
Ifyou are a student from another CSUcampus and seek to enroll at CSUDHand at another campus concurrently,you should consult the UniversityCatalog and contact the Records/Registration Office for procedures anddeadlines.
A CSUDH student may enroll concur-rently at another institution by filing aPetitionfor Concurrent Enrollment
_ form ora Petitionfor IntrasystemConcurrent Enrollment form at theRecords/Registration Office, afterobtaining written approval from theappropriate academic advisor.
Students planning to apply for concur-rent enrollment are urged to registerand pay fees at CSUDH during AdvanceRegistration to facilitate early applica-tion and registration at the host campus.
_ Students who have submitted the
necessary forms and are consideredeligible will receive a Registration AccessMailer.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
The international “hold” will be placedon international students who do notenroll full-time. The International
Student Services Office (ISSO) will also
place a “hold” on students who did notsubmit their passport number and/orcurrent address to their office or whofail to provide proofofhealth insur-ance coverage prior to registration.
Ifa comparable health/medicalinsurance has not been purchased,international students will be requiredto purchase the Renaissance InsurancePlan. Health/medical coverage shouldinclude $250,000 maximum aggregatebenefits per injury or illness andrepatriation/medical evacuation to thestudent’s home country. The term ofcoverage must run from Feb. 1997
- through July 1998. Questions may bedirected to (310) 243-2215 or e-mail:
A non-resident student who is a citizenand resident ofa foreign country maypay the required non-resident tuitionfee on an installment basis (this includes
a 15% interest charge). Prior arrange-ments must be made and payment mustbe in three monthly equal installments.A deferred payment form can be pickedup in the ISSO located in the SmallCollege Complex (SCC) room N-124.
Cross ENROLLMENT
Undergraduate students enrolled atCSUDH may enroll, without formal
admission and without payment ofadditional State University Fees, in onetransferable course each academicterm at participating campuses oftheUniversity of California or CaliforniaCommunity Colleges, on a spaceavailable basis for $10.00.
A CSUDH student must meet all ofthe following conditions to enrollat a University of California orCommunity College Campus:
(J Must be an undergraduate.
{) Must be enrolled in at least 6 unitsat CSUDH during thesemester ofCross Enrollment and show proofof payment of registration fees.
Q Must be a California resident.
QO Must have completed at least 12units with a GPA ofat least 2.0.
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A UniversityofCalifornia or Califor-nia CommunityCollege studentcoming to CSUDH must meet thefollowing conditions:
{ Must have completed at least oneterm at the home campus as amatriculated student.
{ Must be enrolled at home campusin at least 6 units during the term ofCross Enrollment. —
(J Must have a GPA of 2.0 for work
completed.
(J Must have paid appropriate tuitionand fees at home campus forcurrent term.
(J Must have completed appropriateacademic preparation as deter-mined byCSUDH UniversityAdvisement Center.
{1 Must provide an official transcriptwith Cross Enrollment Applicationto University Advisement Center.
(J Must be a California resident.
( Other conditons specified on theCross Enrollment form pertainingto registration procedures, dead-lines and priorities ofhost campus.
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OPEN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Ifyou are 18 years ofageorolder, you mayapply to Extended Education to enrollin courses withoutbeing officially admit-ted to the University. Matriculatedstudents eligible to enroll as regularstudents may not enroll in coursesthrough Open University.
PHOTOIDENTIFICATION CARDS A photo ID card is required on campusfor all Records/Registration transac-tions and for University Library andStudent Health Center use. ID cards
are available in the Records/Registra-.tion office; check the information
board outside the office for dates andtimes. The $5.00 photo identificationcard fee is a one-time mandatory feewhich is charged toallnew andreturning students. Bring your fee
- receipt showing proofof payment ofthe ID card fee, as well as a secondpicture ID (driver’s license, highschool ID, etc.) Your card is updatedeach semester by placing the currentfee sticker in the upper right-handcorner of the card.
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aot COURSETITLE TS Pan Puen Manta RNSaa aha
46280 +ENG 490 01 SemInLit: 3.0 MWF 10:00-10:50 am SBS D121 L Feuer 20
Historical Drama
46318 +ENG 492 01 SemInLing: 302 25th 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A227 B Mohr 20
Origin of Language ;
CrListed: 46319 ENG 592 01 /
46354 +ENG 4948 01 IndependentStudy 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 20
46456 +ENG 4948 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 20
46455 +ENG 4948 03 IndependentStudy 3.0: SEBA= * TBA TBA TBA TBA staff’ 13 20
46454 +ENG 494S 04 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 20
46383 ENG. 501 01 Advanced Studies in Literature 3.0 TTh # 7:00-8:15 pm LCH A308 L Geller
46378 ENG 537 01 Sem: Late Renaissance Lit 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A230 J Riddell 21
Ba _Ben Jonson and Cavalier Poets te
46366 ENG 543 01 Sem:StuInRomantic Lit: 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A221 M Shafer 21
Canon and Expanded Canon
46205 ENG 546 01 Sem:Stu In Victorian Lit: 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm. LCH A227 E Sando 21
Villains, Vamps and various others
46385 ENG 555 01 Sem:ModernAmerLit 30 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A209 A Ravitz 21Aesthetics of Desperation:Am Lit. 1920-1940 :
46539 ENG 570 01 Seminarin Writing 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A227 staff
46323 ENG 576 01 His&Theor OfRhetoric 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A209 LFerrario21
46371 ENG 577 01 CurIssuesInRhet&Comp 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH B303_ L Ferrario 21Writing in Other Disciplins
46220 ENG 582 01 Seminar: Linguistic Analysis Ses DTH 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A330 B MohrCrListed: 46209 ENG 420 01 f
46379. ENG 584 01 Seminar: Sociolinguistics 3.02: 0th # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM D123 B MohrCrListed: 46380 ENG 317 01 ; :
46237 -ENG 587 01 Sem:Cur Iss In TESL/Ling 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E305 V Wenzellbe sets Literacy and Linguistics :
46362 ENG 588 01 Sem:PedagGram For TESOL 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A227 V Wenzell
46319 ENG 592 01 Sem:Topics In Ling Theory S0 acre 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A227 B Mohr 21p CrListed: 46318 ENG 492 01
46197 ENG 5948S 01 IndependentStudy 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 21
46282 ENG 594S 02 _ IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1321
46453 ENG 5948S 03 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 21
46452 ENG 5948 04 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA : staff aS 3 21 Sn,
ENG 600S 71 Grad Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 21 30
To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Office
located in the Small College Complex, SCC B141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyour
program advisorforfurther information.
FINANCE (see BUSINEss ADMINISTRATION)
FOREIGN LANGUAGES+FLG 294$ 01 Ind StudyIn Foreign Lang! 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Cuervo 12+FLG 4948 01 Indpen Stdy In ForeignLangII 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Cuervo | 12 ahi
FRENCH47109 FRE 110 01 Beginning French! 3.0. MWF 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A223 staff
47110 +FRE 220 01 SecondYear French 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am LCH A223 staff45656 +FRE 452 01 French Literature! 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A330 staff
+FRE 494S 01 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Cuervo 12
GEOGRAPHY46498 GEO 100 01 EarthThe Human Home! 3.0 .MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SCC 11305 staff }
46499 GEO 100 02 EarthTheHumanHomel 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B252_ R Hay46497 GEO 100 03 EarthThe HumanHomel 3.0 TTh _ 10:00-11:15 am NSM B252 R Hay47344 GEO 200 01 Physical Geography 30 TER 11:30-12:45 pm NSM B252_ R Hay46520 GEO 310 01 Geomorphology 3.0 0th # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C221 CLee46521 GEO 360 01 North America a 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15pm NSMC221 staff
Footnote definitions can be found at.the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalogfor course prerequisite(s). a9
a UTS UNITS DAYS HOURS YOST INSTRUCTOR Fan35
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46679 GEO 360 02 NorthAmerica 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm: SCC 11305 staff47349 +GEO 405 01 Advanced Cartography 3.0 TTh 8:00- 8:30 am ERC A127 C Lee 3064 .
Co-req: 47350 GEO 405L 01 : |
47350 +GEO 405L 01. Advanced Cartography Lab 0.0 TTh 8:31-11:00 am ERC A127 C Lee 3064 |Co-req: 47349 GEO 405 01
GEO 494S 01 IndependentStudy 1.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 .GEO 4948 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA __ staff 12 |
GEO 494S 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 |
GEO 498$ 01 Directed Research 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12GEO 498S 02 Directed Research 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 |
GEO 4988 03 Directed Research 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 |
|HEALTH SCIENCE | |45557. HEA 100 01 Health&Lifestyles 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm. LCH A324 staff45558 HEA 100 02 Health&Lifestyles 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A324 R Scott :45559 HEA 280 01 Orientation&Rad Protect 1.0 MTWThF 8:00- 3:30 pm offcampus — K Trivedi 11
45560 HEA 281 01 Med Terminology:Radiology 1.0 MTWThE TBA TBA offcampus K Trivedi 11
: 45561 HEA 287 01 Clinical PracticumI. 1.0 MTWThEF TBA TBA offcampus D Rakiey 11
i 45562. HEA 300 01. HealthInPublicEduc 3.0 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS Bil0 staff 63| 45563 HEA 300 02 Health In Public Educ 30 S$ 12:30- 3:00 pm ERC E133 A Afrookhteh 63
: CrListed: 45564 HEA 300 9145564 HEA 300 91 Health InPublic Educ 3.038 12:30- 3:00 pm channel58 A Afrookhteh 63
Cr Listed: 45563 HEA 300 0245565 HEA 310 01 HealthCareDelivSystems 30 W # 7:00-9:45 pm SHC A145 E Wells rs
a 45566 +HEA 311 01 , ResearchMethodsHeaSci 5008 # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A225 F Gomez 11‘ 45567 +HEA 311 02 _ Research Methods Hea Sci 30-8 9:00- 4:30 pm offcampus F Gomez 11' ; PA’s Only ‘
45569 +HEA 312 01 IntroToPublicHealth 30 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A229 P Brown 1145572 +HEA 312 02 Intro To Public Health 3.0 S 9:00- 4:30pm offcampus P Brown ll
: PA’s Only
45576. HEA 314 01 HealthBehavior | 30 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A324 L Cardenas 1145636 HEA 314 02 Health Behavior 3.0 TBA 4S LBA TBA offcampus staff il .
PA’s Only; 45639 +HEA 315 01 InterpersSkillsHeaCom 30 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm SHC A145 P Krochalk 11: 45640 +HEA 315 02 Interpers Skills Hea Com 3.0 TBA TBA TBA __ offcampus staff llti PA’s Only
i 45641 +HEA 316 01 Pathophysiology ForHea.Sci 3.0 M # 7:00-9:45 pm LCH A229 _ L Cardenas 11
/ 45643 +HEA 316 02 Pathophysiology For Hea. Sci $0) IBA TBA TBA. offcampus Meath ete ata PA’s Only i
! 45645 +HEA 318 02 HealthResourcesMgmt 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A229 B Hunt 11 :‘ 45651 +HEA 321 01 Patient Assessment 3.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 1l
; : PA’s Only
45652 +HEA 321 02 Patient Assessment 3.0 TBA “TBA TBA off campus staff ie =.‘i 45653 +HEA 322 01 Principles Of Therapeutic 3.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 11{ PA’s Only fi
45654 +HEA 322 02 Principles Of Therapeutic 30's =PBA TBA TBA offcampus staff ‘ ll
45655 +HEA 323 01_ Primary Care 3.0. TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff li
PA’s Only
45712 +HEA 323 02 Primary Care 3.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 11
45713 +HEA 324 01_ InternalMedicine 4.0 TBA TBA TBA, offcampus staff 11" PA’s Only
' 45719 +HEA 324 02 Internal Medicine 40 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 11 ae
; 45720 +HEA 325 01 Surgery&Orthopedics 3.0 TBA TBA TBA - —off campus staff 1 we4 45721 +HEA 326 01 Medical Specialities 3.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff ulh 45722 +HEA 327L 01 Hist&Phys Exam Prac Lab 3.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff Al
47255 +HEA 372 01 RT History, Philosophy, Review 1.0a98 TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 3 4164Co-req: HEA 381 :
: HEA 382HEA 387
: 45723 HEA 380 01 Darkroom Chem/Techniques 10 MTWThE TBA TBA offcampus D Rakiey rs45724 HEA 381 01 Patient Care Proc Re: Radiolog | 2.0 MTWThE TBA TBA offcampus K Trivedi11 |45725. HEA 381 02 Patient Care Proc Re: Radiolog 208 75 TBA TBA TBATBA staff 1 |
45730 HEA 382 01 Prin Of Radiographic Exposure 3.0. MTIWThE TBA TBA’ offcampus _ K Trivedi il nee
Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.- |1 + Consult current University Catalogfor course prerequisite(s). ;
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45727. HEA 382° 02 Prin Of Radiographic Exposure 30. <S TBA TBA TBA TBA staff ll
45732 HEA 385 01 Radiation Protection 3.0 MTWThF 8:00- 3:30 pm offcampus J Patrick 11
45736 HEA 387 01 Clinical Practicum Il 3.0 MTWThE TBA TBA offcampus _D. Rakiey 1145744 HEA 387 02 Clinical Practicum II 3.0 S$ TBA TBA ‘TBA TBA staff Pires}cae45745 +HEA 401 01 Pa Hist/Phil And Review 1.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 11
45746 +HEA 401 02 PaHist/Phil And Review 1.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff i TaePA’s Only
45747 +HEA 403 01 Pa Politics And Review 1.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 11PA’s Only
45748 +HEA 420 01 PrimCare Med: Cur Concep 2.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 11
45749 +HEA 421 01 AdvClin Prim Care! 4.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 11
45750 +HEA 422 01 AdvClin Prim Care II 8.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 11
45751 +HEA 466 01 Environ Health Problems 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SHCA145 FGomez 145752 +HEA 472 01 SurveyOfHealthCareFin 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A229 A Afrookhteh 1145753 +HEA 474 01 HealthCareEthics 3.0 M # 7:00-9:45 pm SHC Al45 AAfrookhtth45754 HEA 480 01 Radiological Physics 2.0 TBA TBA TBA off campus staff 11
45755 HEA 481 01 Topogr Anatomy&Positions II 3.05 TBA. TBA TBA ~ offcampus K Trivedi 11 ak
45757 HEA 487 01 Clinical Practicum IV 10 TBA . TBA TBA offcampus __D Rakiey 11
45758 HEA 488 01 Clinical PracticumV 3.0 TBA TBA TBA ~ offcampus _D Rakiey 11 seHEA 494 01 IndpentStudHeaSci 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBATBA E Wells 1112
45760 HEA 495 01 SpecialTop:MulticulturalHea 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pmSHC A145 P Krochalk Sea45762 +HEA 495 02 SpecialTop:Clin Nutrition 30 W # 7:00- 9:45pm LCH A225 L Cardenas re af
Anatomy and Physiology a prerequisite
45763 HEA 499 01 _ Senior Project Radiology 1.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus K Trivedi 11
HISTORY46480 HIS 100 01 Perspective On The Presnt 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B238 M Garber
46483 HIS 101 01. HistoryOfUnited States 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SCC Jl46 D Cady Ba46525 HIS 101 02 HistoryOfUnited States 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D225 FStricker 4146524 HIS 101 03 HistoryOfUnitedStates 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS F225 D Cady 4146494 HIS 101 04 HistoryOfUnitedStates 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS. B131 D Cady 4146478 HIS 101 05 History Of United States 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B110 staff 4146444 HIS 101 51 HistoryOfUnited States 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA P Stricker 41
{ Credit By Examination
; This sectionfor Statewide Nursingprogram students.
47351 HIS 120 01 World CivilizationsI 3.0.5" Th 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B140 C Udeze
46485 HIS 121 01 World Civilizations II 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am. SBS B131 H Holter46392 HIS 121 02 World CivilizationsII 3.0 TTh # 7:30- 9:45 pm SBS. D225 staff46492 +HIS 300 01 Research&WritingSkills 30 M # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS B203 MGarber 119146526 HIS 301 01 IndivFam&Com His Persp 3.0. MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B231 L Pomerantz46487 HIS 301 02 IndivFam &ComHisPersp 30 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D219 L Pomerantz
46479 HIS 312 01 High Middle Ages 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS G122 C Udeze Bae eee46481 HIS 319 01 TheSoviet Union 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B101 _ H Holter
46523. HIS 330 01 USColonial Period 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS F125 M Garber46669 HIS 333 01 USCivilWar&Recon 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS 8220 J Auld sek:46482 HIS 336 01 USRecentPeriod 3.0 | MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS G122 D Cady46476 HIS 341 01 California 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS Bi31 -D Hata46493 HIS 348 01 LaborInAmericanSociety 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS F121 _ FStricker46395 HIS 348 02 LaborIn AmericanSociety 3.0 Th # 6:30- 9:15 pm offcampus staff
Mt. Sac.
46677. HIS 360 01 Africa:Pre-ColonialPer 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B203 C Udeze46488 HIS 362 01 Traditional China 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125 L Pomerantz
46486 HIS 364 01 Traditional Japan 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E122 D Hata46489. HIS 366 01 Latin America: Colonial 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F121 N Hollander46484 HIS . 369 01 Mexico: National Per 3.0. 2a _» 11:30-12:45 pm SBS E122 N Hollander
46491 HIS 376 01 FilmAsHistory 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS F12i_ PFStrickerCrListed: 47070 IDS 330 01
46477. HIS 380 01 WomenInHistory 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A144 M Garber46490 +HIS 490 01 SeniorSeminarInHistory 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B203 J ‘Auld
+HIS 494S 01 IndependentStudy 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA _ NHollander 12
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+HIS 4948 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA ‘N Hollander 12
HONORS PROGRAM45556 COM 130 02 Film Classics-HONORS 30 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A103 L Lee
This section isfor Honors Program students.
47454 +ENG 111 13 FreshmanCompositionII-HONORS3.0. TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A230 T Giannotti 76This sectionfor Honors Program students.
46589 PHI 120.05CriticalReasoning-HONORS 3.0 MWE 12:00-12:50 pm LCH A228 R VanterpoolThis section isfor Honors Program students. :
SBS 10101 _ Pers Soc Intell Develop-HONORS 3.0. TTh -10:00-11:45 am SBS A210 staff 12This section for Honors Program students 3
47359 SBS 318 15 Cult Plurlsm-HONORS 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A210 L Moite. Africans and Americans :
This section isfor Honors Program students.
HUMANITIES47352. +HUM 200 01 IntroToHumanities S078 DEN 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A228 A Harshman 78
46582 +HUM200 02 Intro To Humanities 30 MW | 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A224 L Feuer 78The C.L.A.S.S. program willprovidegroup study sessionsfor students in this section.
46578 +HUM 200 03 Intro To Humanities 3.02 4Th 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS G122 staff 78“46579 +HUM200 04 Intro To Humanities 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm: SBS B203 staff 7846574. +HUM 200 05 Intro To Humanities 33002 E # 7:00- 8:15 pm SAC 2101 staff 78
Th # 7:00- 8:15 pm SAC 2107
47112+HUM 200 06 IntroToHumanities 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A228 N Larinde 7846580 +HUM 200 07 Intro To Humanities 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS A216 staff 7846581 +HUM 310 01 KeyConcepts 30°) Th 10:00-11:15 am SBS F121 staff45709 +HUM310 02.KeyConcepts 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm LCH A103 staff
‘ Film & Prop
47113. +HUM310 03 Key Concepts 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A228 N Larinde. Jpnese Culture :
‘46577 +HUM 310 04 KeyConcepts 30 TTh ° # 4:00-5:15 pm LCH A228 staffLives of Faust
46586 +HUM 310 05 KeyConcepts 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E173 staffGardens of Delight
47353+HUM310 06 Key Concepts 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D121 staffThe Idea of Civilization
‘47483. +HUM310 07 Key Concepts 30 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A227 D HeifewzLives of Faust
47484 +HUM 310 08 KeyConcepts 3.0 Su 1:30- 4:15 pm SBS B238 staffSucc&Val in US
‘47485. +HUM 310 09 KeyConcepts 30 M # 6:30-9:15 pm offcampus staffLives of Faust :
So Cent LA
46576+HUM312 01 KeyMovements 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A224 J JohnsonHarlem Renaissance ss
47486 +HUM 312 02 Key Movements S08 ese 8:30- 6:00 pm 4CH A324 J JohnsonHarlem Renaissance
Meets 9/13,27; 10/11, 25 and 11/846584 +HUM 314 01. Key Issues 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B238 L Geller
Mthrhdin Lit and Art
46572 +HUM 314 02 Key Issues 3.0 MW - 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B209 staffFr Prspctvs on Enltnt
‘47399 +HUM 314 03. KeyIssues 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS A216 staff —Romantic Love ’
47114+HUM314 04 KeylIssues 3.0° 1Th: 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A224 D BrookingArt and Social Protest
The C.L.A.S.S. Program will
providegroup study sessions
for studentsinthis section,
47116 +HUM 314 05 KeyIssues 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A228_ Art and|SocialProtest
D Brooking
52Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.
+ Consult current University Catalogfor course prerequisite(s).
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46585 +HUM 314 07 KeyIssues 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SBS F125 H HolterVisions of LA :
46575 HUM 512. 01 TextsandLanguage 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E305 staff46573 +HUM 524 01 SeminarInPhilosophy 30 W # 7:00-9:45 pm LCH A221 Dlewis $21. |
The Greek...& Philos
HUM 600S 71 Grad Continuation 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13.21.3073To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Officelocated in the Small College Complex, SCC B141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyourprogram advisorforfurther information.
- HUMAN SERVICES47142 ANT 310 01 Culture&Personality 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A144 staff47149 ANT 389 01 Transmission Of Culture 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS A144 staff Een46594 ANT 389 02 ‘TransmissionOfCulture 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS Ai44_ S$ Orellana eet46555 +BIO 250 01 Elem HumAnat &Physiol 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SBS B238 staff = re46553 +BIO 374 01 Drug Abuse 3.0 .MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C221 _ R Giacosie
46670 +BIO 386 01 HumanAging 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B131 staff ae47480 HUS 300 01 IntroTo HumanServices 3.0 MW #. 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B137 JTodd 1130 ©46731 PSY 314 01- Behavior Modification 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SCC 11305 LE Rosen
46716 PSY 314 02 Behavior Modification 30 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC 11305 °°staff “atthe46727. PSY 340 01 Social Psych: Psych Persp 3.0c aan 10:00-11:15 am SBS D225 S$ Wilcox
46710 PSY 340 02 Social Psych: Psych Persp 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B238 S$ Wilcox
46722 PSY 342 01 Interprsn And Group Dynam 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B231 S$ Danis 346730 PSY 350. 01 Developmental Psychology 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SCC Jl46 L Rosen ee oer.46713 PSY 350 02 Developmental Psychology 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 815 pm SBS Bll0 D Henschel46719 PSY 363 01 ‘The Abnormal Personality D0 Dae 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D225 S$ Wilcox
46712 PSY 363 02 The AbnormalPersonality 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SCC 11305: staff ae ;46732 PSY 367 01 Effective Comm Skills 3.0 | MWE 11:00-11:50am SBS Fi21 staff46569 PSY 368 01 HumanSexuality 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B238 staff eae46718 PSY 383 01 PsychOf Black Experience 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F225 R Davis a47162 +PSY 396 01 Practicum In Psychology 3.0 W 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A246 J Todd| 31525864
Co-req: PSY 396S
46346 +PSY 396S 01 Practium In Psychology 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Todd . 31525864Co-req: PSY 396
46729 +PSY 464 01 Intro To Clinical Psych 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS Bl10. A Bohart = on47166 +PSY 496 01 Internship 6.0 M #° 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A246 J Todd 203164
Co-req: PSY 496S y
46912 +PSY 496S 01 __ Internship 0.0. TBA TBA TBA TBASTBAC Todd °°. 2031649; Co-req: PSY 496
46135 PUB 300 01 FoundationOfPub Admin 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SCC E153 staff46159 PUB 300 02 Foundation OfPubAdmin 30 WwW # 7:00-9:45 pm SCC B153 staff cee46195 PUB 326 01 Intergov Relns Grant/Admn 30> EER 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D125 staff =
46234. PUB 371 01 HealthSvcAdmPubPolicy 30 T “#= =7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E153 JBell Wise45235 +REC 334 01 Leis Educ&Geron 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50am SCC Ki44 § leifer-Mathieuw46764 +SOC 316 01 SociologyOfAdultLife:Aging 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS F125 S$ Raphael
.46735 SOC 320 01 The Family 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B131 F Hosokawa.46760 SOC 320° 02 TheFamily 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D225. SRiskin Hote He ote46795 SOC 321 01 SociologyOfEducation 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B110 FArnold46825 SOC 321 02 SociologyOfEducation 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D225 F Amold46811 SOC 331 01 MinorityRacial Ethnc Rel 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B110 F Hosokawa _46772. SOG 331 02 MinorityRacial Ethnc Rel “3.0. ‘TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS °F225 H Charnofsky i46835 SOC 340 01 SocPsych:SocPerspectiv 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B131 S$ Riskin | |46759 SOC 340 02 SocPsych:SocPerspectiv 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS D225 S$ Riskin :46829 SOC 364 01 Corrections 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15pm SBS B215 J Quicker ie AE“46839 SOC 369 01 JuvenileDelinquency 3.0 MW 2:30--3:45 pm SBS F225 J Quicker
46766 SOC 381 01 Field StudiesUrbanProbs 3.0 W # 8:30-9:45 pm SCC 11305ARyave| 3031Co-req: SOC 381S
46925 SOC 381S 01 Field Studies Urban Probs 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA. staff 403%seesCo-reg: SOC 381
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s). 53
COURSE DEPARTMENTREF. NR. NR. & SEC.
INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES47078 +IDS 255 01 Lang & MethOfSci (PACE) 3.0
47361 +IDS 255 03 Lang& MethOfSci(PACE) 3.0
47076. IDS 320 01 InterTopInHumStud: 3.0Mod Amer Soc Probs
47077. IDS 320 02 Inter Top In HumStud: 3.0American Dream
Fountain Valley
Cr Listed: 47366 IDS 320 96
47362, IDS 320 03 Inter Top In HumStud: 3.0 Su 10:00-12:45 pm SBS E220 s
Ethnicity in America
47363. IDS 320 04 InterTopInHumStud: 20S F # 7:00- 9:45 pm offcampus
FutureAsHistSylmar
47364 IDS 320 05 InterTopIn HumStud: 30 M # 6:30- 9:11 pm offcampus . staffHistory OfLA Peop See ‘Santa Monica
47365 IDS 320 06 InterTopIn HumStud: 30 T # 6:30-9:45 pm offcampus staffWomen+Work
Mt. Sac
47366 IDS 320 96 InterTopInHum Stud: 30:30 # 7:00- 9:45 pm offcampus staffAmerican Dream
FVCr Listed: 47077 IDS 320 02
47367 IDS 326 01 PerspectivesIn Human Studies . 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm ERC E127 staff 1124Future As History ‘
{ : Cr Listed: 47375 IDS 326 96
47368 IDS 326- 02 PerspectivesInHumanStudies 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm offcampus staff 1124
American Dream f
Sylmar
47369 IDS 326 03 PerspectivesInHumanStudies 3.0 W # 6:30- 9:15 pm offcampus staff 1124
EthnicityIn AmericaSanta Monica
47370 IDS 326 04 _ Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0538 8:30- 6:00 pm ERC E127 staff 1124
Labor + Ethnicity
Meets 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1
Cr Listed: 47376 IDS 326 9747377 IDS 326 98
47371 IDS 326 05. Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0.5.8 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D125 staff 11 24
; USA: Rising or Declining SocietyMeets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1
47372 IDS 326 06 Perspectives In Human Studies 30 S$ 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS E126 staff 11 24Comparative Work Ethics
Meets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1
CrListed: 47450 LBR 495 02
47373 IDS 326 07 Perspectives In Human Studies 210) 225) 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS E122 staff 1124
Meets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1
47374 IDS 326 08 Perspectives In Human Studies sO PS 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS’ F121 staff 1124
Meets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1 :
47375 IDS 326 96 PerspectivesInHumanStudies 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm offcampus staff 1124Future As History
FV
Cr Listed: 47367 IDS 326 01
47376 IDS 326 97 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.01.58 8:30- 6:00 pm offcampus staff 1124Labor + EthnicityMeets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1
Fountain ValleyCr Listed: 47370 IDS 326 04
47377 IDS 326 98
i 47377, DS 326 98 Perspectives In Human Studies 30. S$ 8:30- 6:00 pm offcampus staff 1124ac Labor + Ethnicity
; Meets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1! Sylmar .
Cr Listed: 47370 IDS 326 04
® 47376 IDS 326 97
47070 IDS 330 01 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS Fi21_ F Stricker; American Film and History: 1930-Present‘ ; CrListed: 46491 HIS 376 01
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47378 IDS 330 02 Interdis TopIn Civilztn 30 S$ 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS _ B209 staffForbidd. Lit.
Meets: 9/13,27; 10/11,25; 11/8
47379 IDS 330 03_InterdisTop In Civilztn ESSERA GTN 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D125 staffMeets: 9/13,27; 10/11,25; 11/8
f Promise of the West
47073. «IDS 336 01 _PerspectivesInCivilization 3.0 W #- 7:00-9:45 pm SAC 1101 staff 1124Native American Cultures and History
47381 IDS 336 02 Perspectives In Civilization BOE S 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B209 staff 1124
Meets: 11/22; 12/6; 1/24; 2/7, 21
47382 IDS 336 03 Perspectives In Civilization BOD 7S 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D125 staff 1124Meets: 11/22; 12/6; 1/24; 2/7, 21 ’ :
47383. IDS 336 04 Perspectives In Civilization a0 <5 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS £126 © N Hollander 1124Culture + Politics Of Lat AmMeets: 11/22; 12/6; 1/24; 2/7, 21
47384 ~=IDS 336 05 _ Perspectives In Civilization 3.0 § 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS F121 staff 1124Meets; 11/22; 12/6; 1/24; 2/7, 21
47385 IDS 336 06PerspectivesIn Civilization 30°. <S 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS E122 staff 1124Meets: 11/22; 12/6; 1/24; 2/7, 21
47074 +IDS 350 01 InterdTopSci,Teh&Env= | 3.0 M # 7:00-9:45 pm ERC E127 staff :CrListed: 47386 IDS 35096
47387 IDS 350 9747085 +IDS 350 02 InterdTopSci,Tech&Env 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 1101 staff47081+IDS 350 03InterdTopSd,Tech&Env |§||30TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM D129 staff47504.+IDS 350 04InterdTopSci,Tech&Env a0 7 # 6:30- 9:15 pm offcampus staff
Santa Monica :
47386 +IDS 350 96 InterdTopSci,Tech&Env 3.0: M # 7:00-9:45 pm offcampus staffFVCr Listed: 47074 IDS 350 01
47387 IDS 350 9747387 +IDS 35097InterdTopSciTech&Enyv = | 3.0 M “#=7:00-9:45 pm offcampus staff
Sylmar
CrListed: 47074 IDS 350 0147386 IDS 350 96
+IDS 3808 01 Portfolio Preparation 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA MBlue 1252
+IDS 3828 01 AssessOfPrior Learn 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Blue 1252+IDS 3828 02Assess Of Prior Learn 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Blue 1252+IDS 382S 03 Assess Of Prior Learn 307) TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA MBlue 1252
~ +IDS- 3828 04 Assess OfPrior Learn 4.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Blue 1252- +IDS 3828 05 Assess OfPrior Learn 5.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Blue 125247388 +1IDS 397 01 Writing Adjunct Sige 7:30- 8:20 am SBS B203 staff 305277 .47083 +IDS 397 02 WritingAdjunct a0. t # 6:00- 6:50 pm ERC Cll2 staff 30527747080+IDS 398 01 Writing Adjunct(Comp Cert) 20 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm ERC Cll2 staff 30527791__#IDS491801ThematicProj Proposal 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12
+IDS 4928 01 Thematic Proj Fieldwork 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Heifetz 12
__#IDS 492802ThematicProjFieldwork =——2.0-—sTBA. TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12IDS 4928 03 Thematic Proj Fieldwork 130: TRACMG OTRAS TBA TBA TBA staff 12+IDS 4938 01‘ThemProj:FinalProduct=s.SSTBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+IDS 493S 02 Them Proj:Final Product— 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12
"+ IDS_ 4938. 03 ‘Them Proj:Final Product_ 4.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+IDS 494S 01 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA DHeifetz 12
IDS —494S02IndependentStudy . | 20 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Heifetz 12+IDS 4948 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12
___ +1DS 494804 IndependentStudy — 5.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12__+IDS 4948 05. IndependentStudy 15.0 TBA "TBA TBA TBA TBAT Casey 12
JAPANESE47117 JPN 110 1 Beginning JapaneseI_ 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A223 staff
LABOR STUDIES |46832 +ACC .230 01 Financial Accounting 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS B137 M Auerbach
46834 +ACC 230 02 FinancialAccounting 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS F125 staff46836 + ACC 230 03. Financial Accounting_ 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B215 R Mazhin
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46840 +ACC 230 04 FinancialAccounting 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B137 R Mazhin46522 COM 300 01. Organizational Com 3.0 MW 3:80. °3:45, pris. SBSWARION eae statsLats ya avale47448 LBR 411 01 Contracts&Negotiations a0 8 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS F121 Met Hesta eae ee
Meets: 9/13,27; 10/11,26; 11/847449 LBR 495 01 Special Topics 30 Th # 6:30-9:15pm offcampus staff SR aeY Women and.Work
47450 LBR 495 02 Special Topics . 30 S “8:30-6:00 pm SBS E126 staff mee neComparative Work Ethics .Cr Listed: 47372 IDS 326 06
LBR 4968 01 Practicum Labor Studies 3.0 +=TBA TBATBA TBA-TBA.. seal) 11122046186 PUB 315 01 Labor-MgmtRelnsInGov 3.0 TTh # 5:30-6:45 pmSAC3135GColboth oo epee
Law46822 LAW 240 01 LegalEnvironmentofBusiness 30 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 3135 D Fusi46826. LAW 240 02 Legal Environmentof Business 3.0 . TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm ‘SBS G126DFusi_pteeeoepastel
46828 LAW 240 03 LegalEnvironmentofBusiness 30 Th # 7:00-8:15 pm SBS B40 DFui ©46831 LAW 340 01- LawOfBus Organizations 30 TTh1) aO0- 2:15pmSBSaay Posi da
LIBERAL STUDIES47143 ANT 312 01 LanguageAndCulture 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS A144 R Franklin47311 .ANT 312 02. LanguageAndCulture 3.0 MW # 0:00~ GAS pol WCB.ADI8* ate ee47149 ANT 389 01 Transmission OfCulture 3.0 MWE . 10:00-10:50 am SBSA144 _ staff naanLee46594 ANT 389 02 TransmissionOfCulture 3.0 TTh —#. 7:00-8:15 pm SBS A144 SOrellana45290 ART 100 01 LookingAtArt 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCHA228 Livers ©.45291 ART 100 02 LookingAtArt 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45pmLCHA228Nlarinde45292 ART 101 01 ExperiencingCreativeArt 30 MW # 7:00-8:15pm LCH A228 Nlarinde|_45293 ART 110 01 Introduction To World Art! 3.0 TTh 230-345pmLOHAlas, Were cay he45298 ART 301A 01 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major 30 MW 11:45- 2:15 pm LCHAllsJ} Gods45299 ART 301A 02 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major 3.0 TTh 245 Sis pay LEMANS <P Godee tm ur45300 ART 301A 03 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major 3.0 TTh 11:45- 2:15pm LCH All5S staff _ ioigte46559 BIO 102 01 General Biology 3.0 MW 12:00-12:50pmSCC Ji46.staf|64
Co-req: BIO 102L icy
46563 BIO 102 02 General Biology 30 MW # 5:30- 6:20pm SCC11305L Philips 64 —Co-req: BIO 102L A
47312 BIO 102 03 General Biology 3.0 TTh 12:00-12:50 pm SCC Jl46 J Roberts 64. ~~Co-req: BIO 102L
47174. BIO 102L 01 General Biology Lab 0.0 M 9:00-11:50 am NSM Bll0CGuee 64.°°Co-req: BIO 102
47175 BIO 102L 02 General Biology Lab 0.0 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110 staff CESCo-req: BIO 102
47176 BIO 102L 03 General BiologyLab 0.0 M # 6:30- 9:20 pm NSM Bll0 LPhilip 64Co-req: BIO 102 i
47177 BIO 102L 04 GeneralBiologyLab 0.0 TT 9:00-11:50 am NSM B110 staff 64 Bs: Co-req: BIO 102
47178 BIO 102L 05 General Biology Lab do; 3r 2:30-5:20 pm NSM BI10 JRoberts 64Co-req: BIO 102
47179 BIO 102L 06 . General Biology Lab 0.0 W 9:00-11:50 am NSM B1l0. R Kuramoto 64Co-req: BIO 102 i
47180 BIO 1021 07 General Biology Lab 0.0. W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM BI10 GKidane64 |Co-req: BIO 102 ech Te Rea
47181 BIO 102L 08 GeneralBiologyLab_ 0.0 W # 6:30-9:20 pm NSM B110 D Morafka 64Co-req: BIO 102 Feesp
47182 BIO 1021 09 General Biology Lab 0.0 Th 8:30-11:20 am NSM B110. L Phillips 64Co-req: BIO 102
47183 BIO 102L 10 General BiologyLab 0.0 Th 2:30- 5:20 pm NSM B110 D Moratka Mo OeCo-req: BIO 102 Ee aie y ets2
47184 BIO 102L 11 General BiologyLab pean 9:00-11:50 am NSM B1l0 GMcCarthy 640 osCo-req: » BIO 102
46124 +CIS © 270 01 Intro CompAnd DataProcess 3.0 ME 9:00-9:50 am“SBS BI40'; Stat ota ae Gere46128 +CIS 270 02 IntroCompAndDataProcess 30 M #7:00- 8:15 pm SBSBl09Jj Walter46151 +CIS 270 03 IntroComp And DataProcess 0; ast 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B143 staff Dae46156 +CIS 270 04 IntroCompAndDataProcess S020 # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBSBl43JWalter
56 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalogfor course prerequisite(s).
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mee agi COURSETITLE TSS Be INSTRUCTOR NS
45893 DAN 130 01 DancePerceptions 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm FH C008 C Tubbs45894 DAN 130 02 Dance Perceptions 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS BIO01 staff46412 ECO 315 01 American Economic History 3.0. Tih 2:30- 3:45 pm: SBS. A144 F Billes
46314 +ENG 308 01 Crit ApproachChildLit 3,02 “FIR 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F121 M Sutton
46381 +ENG 308 02 CritApproachChildLit 3.0: .TTR # 5:30-6:45 pm LCH A224 L Geller46313 +ENG 314 01 English Syntax: Trad : 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am LCH A224 staff
46542 +ENG 314 02 EnglishSyntax:Trad 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A224 staffThe C.L.A.S.S. Program will
providegroup study sessions: for students in this section.
46374 +ENG 314 04 English Syntax: Trad 3.0 TTh #/ 7:00- 8:15 pm ERC C112 staff46380 +ENG 317 01 Socioling:BlackEnglish 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM D123. B Mohr
CrListed: 46379 ENG 584 0146333 +ENG 350 02 Advanced Composition S20vac 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A219 staff 7791
46302 +ENG 350 03 Advanced Composition 3.0 MWF 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A219 L Feuer 7791
46273 +ENG 350 04 Advanced Composition 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS E220 staff 7791
46328 +ENG 350 05 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A229 staff TES:
47492 +ENG 350 07 Advanced Composition 310" rine 11:30-12:45 pm. LCH A224 staff 7791
46198 +ENG 350 08 Advanced Composition 3.0 MWE 12:00-12:50 pm LCH A229 staff 7791
46332 +ENG 350 09 Advanced Composition 30 MW - 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A229 L Ferrario TION od46545 +ENG 350 10 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A230. L Ferrario 791:
46540 +ENG 350 11 AdvancedComposition 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A219 staff 7791
46364 +ENG 350 12 Advanced Composition 3.0. TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A230 E Sando 779146377 +ENG 350 14 AdvancedComposition 3.0 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A227 staff 779146361 +ENG 350 15 AdvancedComposition 30 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SOE 1107 staff 779146373 +ENG 350 16 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A230 & Sando 779146521 GEO 360 01 NorthAmerica 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C221 staff46679 GEO 360 02 NorthAmerica — 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC 11305 staff47351 HIS 120 01 World CivilizationsI 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B140 C Udeze46485 HIS 121 01 World Civilizations Il 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS Bi31 H Holter ee46392 HIS 121 02 World CivilizationsII 3.0 TTh # 7:30- 9:45 pm SBS D225 staff46526 HIS 301 01 IndivFam&Com His Persp 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B231 L Pomerantz
46487 HIS 301 02 IndivFam &ComHisPersp 3.0. TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D219 L Pomerantz46476 HIS 341 01 California Rij eaTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS Bi31 D Hata47388 +IDS 397 01 Writing Adjunct 20 $ 7:30- 8:20 am. SBS B203 staff 30 527747083 +IDS 397 02 Writing Adjunct 20-8 # 6:00-6:50 pm ERC Cll2 staff 30527747080 +IDS 398 01 WritingAdjunct(CompCert) 2.0 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm ERC C112 staff - 3052779147402' LBS 200 01 Introto Liberal Studies 10. M 3:00- 3:50 pm LCH A324 staff47403 LBS 200 02 IntrotoLiberalStudies it # 4:00- 4:50 pm SBS B143 staff47404. LBS 200 03 Introto Liberal Studies 10 W 3:00- 3:30 pmSBS B137 staff47405. LBS 200 04 IntrotoLiberal Studies 10 F "1:00- 1:50 pm SCC 11305 staff47406 LBS 200 05 Introto Liberal Studies 10 #F 2:00- 2:50 pm SCC 11305 staff
Meets 9/6, 9/27, 10/18, 11/8, 12/647407 LBS 200 06_ IntrotoLiberal Studies 103° S 9:00-11:30 am SBS B238 staff
Meets 9/6, 9/27, 10/18, 11/8, 12/647408 LBS 200 07 IntrotoLiberalStudies 10S 1:00- 3:30 pm SBS B238 staff
Meets 9/6, 9/27, 10/18, 11/8, 12/647409 +LBS 400 01 SeniorSeminarinLib. Studies 20 M # 4:00- 5:40 pm SAC 3148 staff47410 +LBS 400 02 SeniorSeminarinLib.Studies 20 ver # 5:30- 7:10 pm TBA TBA staff47411 +LBS 400 03 SeniorSeminarinLib.Studies 20 W # 4:00- 5:40 pm TBA TBA staff47055 +MAT 107 01 Math ForElemTeach: RealNumb 30 TTh 10:00-11:15 am. SBS D121 H Anderson
47046 +MAT 107 02 MathForElemTeach:RealNumb 3.0 MW # .5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D121 staff47035 +MAT 107 03 MathForElemTeach:RealNumb 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E122 staff46981 +MAT 207 01 Math For Elem Teachrs: Geomtry 30-2 STTh ' 2:30- 3:29 pm SBS F121 4H Anderson
Co-req: MAT 207A : :
_ 47034 +MAT 207 02 MathFor ElemTeachrs: Geomtry 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 7:49 pm NSM C213 staffCo-req: MAT 207A
47043 +MAT 207A 01 Math For Elem Tchrs: Geo Activy 0.05 TTh 3:30- 4:20'pm SBS F121 H Anderson
Co-req: MAT207 ' j
47028 +MAT 207A 02 MathForElemTchrs:GeoActivy 0.0 TTh # 7:50- 8:40 pm NSM C213 staffCo-req: MAT207
47118 MUS 101 01 Introducing Music 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm , LCH A202. D Champion
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s). ii
COURSE Daaa a a COURSE TITLE Ue yy LLU TaN INSTRUCTOR FOOTNOTES
47257 MUS 101 02. Introducing Music 0). Pee 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A202 D Champion
47119 MUS 101 03 Introducing Music 3.0. TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A202 D Champion
47120 +MUS 110 01 Music Fundamentals 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A207 M Waldrep47121 +MUS 110 02 Music Fundamentals 3.0. TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A207 staff
47280 +MUS 340 01, MusicForChildren 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:10 pnr LCH A204 staff 64Co-req: MUS 340A ‘ ;
47281 +MUS 340 02 MusicForChildren 3.0 Th # 5:30- 6:40 pm LCH A204 staff 64Co-req: MUS 340A
46861 +MUS 340A 01 Music For Children 0.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A204 staff 64Co-req: MUS 340
46862 +MUS 340A 02 Music For Children 0.0 TBA _ TBA TBA LCH A204 staff 64°
Co-req: MUS 340 t
45073. PED 425 01 PEIn The Elementary Sch 3.0. MWE 8:00- 8:59 am FH D003 G Wing 556492Co-req: PED 425A :
45074. PED 425 02 PEInThe ElementaySch 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:59 am FH D003 G -Wing 556492Co-req: PED 425A
45075. PED 425 03 PEInTheElementarySch 3.0TTh # 4:00- 5:29 pm LCH A229 staff 556492Co-req: PED 425A ;
45076 PED 425 04 PEInTheElementarySch 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:29pm FH 008 staff 86° = 556492Co-req: PED 425A
45077. PED 425 05 PEInTheElementarySch 3.0 Th # 5:30- 6:59 pm SAC 3148 staff 556492Co-req: PED 425A
45078 PED 425 06 PEInTheElementarySch 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:29 pm TBA TBA staff 556492Co-req: PED 425A
45079 PED 425 07 PEIn TheElementarySch “3.0MW 2:30-3:59 pm FH D003 ___ staff 556492Meet In The Classroom On The First Day. E
a, Co-req: PED 425A
45080 PED 425 08 PEInTheElementarySch “3.0 TTh # = 7:00- 8:29 pm FH C008 staff 556492« Co-req: PED 425A ;
45934 PED 425A 01 PEInTheElem.SchActivity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA GYM D102. __ staff 556492Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.
Co-req: PED 425
45935. PED 425A 02. PEIn The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA ' TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 556492
Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: PED 425
45936 PED 425A 03 PEIn The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 556492
Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: |PED 425
45938 PED 425A 04 PEIn The Elem, SchActivity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 55 64 92
; Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.
Co-req: PED 425
45939 PED 425A 05 —PEIn The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0. TBA TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 556492Meet In The Classroom On The First Day. ;Co-req: PED 425
45940 PED 425A 06 PEIn The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 55 64 92Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.
\ a Co-req: PED 425 '
45779 PED 425A 07 PEIn The Elem, Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 55 6492
Meet In The Classroom On TheFirstDay.Co-req: PED 425
45941. PED 425A 08 PEInThe Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 556492Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: PED 425
46593 PHI 120 01 Critical Reasoning 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS Bl10 WHagan46606 PHI 120 02 Critical Reasoning Oa eee 11:30-12:45pm SBS B131 E Shimomisse46604. PHI 120 03 Critical Reasoning — 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS Bil0 staff ae
The C.L.A.S.S. Program will ;providegroup study sessionsfor students in this section.
46597 PHI 120 04 Critical Reasoning 3.0 MWE 12:00-12:50 pm LCH A219 staff
46589 PHI 120 05 Critical Reasoning-HONORS 3.0 MWF 12:00-12:50 pm LCH A228 _ R Vanterpool
This section isfor Honors Program students. ‘
46603 PHI 120 06 Critical Reasoning 30 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D219 staff46595 PHI 120 07 Critical Reasoning 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC Jl46. W Hagan46618 PHI 120 08 Critical Reasoning 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 ‘pm’ 6HS:..DI21- 9DLew 2 3s Le46590 PHI 120 09Critical Reasoning 3.0. TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B131 E Shimomisse
58 .Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.
+ Consult current UniversityCatalogfor course prerequisite(s).
COURSE Da
Tay anya uu atta BY NS baer tat) FOOTNOTES
46591 PHI 120 10 CriticalReasoning SO ee # 5:00- 9:00 pm TBA TBA J LacorteThis sectionfor Statewide NursingProgram students,
46629 +PHY 106 01 Physical ScienceI 3.0.7 -TTh 1;00- 1:50 pm NSM C213 K Lee 64
Co-req: PHY 106L ;
47228 +PHY 106L 01 Physical Science I Lab 0.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C213 K Lee 64Co-req: PHY 106.
47229 +PHY 106L 02 Physical ScienceILab 0.0}: TEA 2:00- 3:15 pm NSM C243 K Lee 64
Co-req: PHY 106 *
47230 +PHY 106L 03 Physical ScienceILab 0.0 TTh 3:30- 4:45 pm NSM C243 staff 64Co-req: PHY 106
46628 +PHY 108 01 Physical Science II 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM C213 staff 64i Co-req: PHY 108L ;
_ 47231 +PHY 108L 01 PhysicalScienceII Lab 0.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C243 staff 64
Co-req: PHY 108
47232 +PHY 108L 02 PhysicalScience IILab 0.0 . MW # 6:30- 7:45 pm NSM C243. staff 64Co-req: PHY 108
47233 +PHY 108L 03 Physical Science II Lab 0.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C243 staff 64
Co-req: PHY 108
46663 POL 312 01 State& Local Government 3.0 MWF 10:00-10:50 am SBS F125 R Palmer
45329 PSY 110 01 Crit Thinking&ProbSolv 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC E139 G Marsh
46730___ PSY 350 01 DevelopmentalPsychology 3.0 MWF 9:00- 9:50 am SCC J146 L Rosen
46713 PSY 350 02DevelopmentalPsychology 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B110 D Henschel
46691 SBS 318 01 Cult Plurlsm: D0 Ren 7:00- 8:15 am SBS B110_ L RosenImpact ofTechnology
46692 SBS 318 02 Cult Plurlsm: 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS D225 D Hata
; Japanese and Japanese Americans :
46688 SBS 318 03 Cult Plurlsm: 3 3.0 Th 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B110~ F ArnoldEthnicity and Immigration
46690 SBS 318 04 Cult Plurlsm: 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC 11305 C Udeze
- Cultural Pluralism in US Society
46685. SBS 318 05 Cult Plurlsm: JO tie # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D225 F Billes: Culture in Multinational Business
47169 SBS 318 06 Cult Plurism: 30° Tih # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E173 S Orellana
Cultural Pluralism in Global Context :
46687 SBS 318 07 Cult Plurlsm: 30 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS B238_ FBillesCulture in Multinational Business
46694 SBS 318 08 Cult Plurlsm: = 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am SBS D225 J Moore
Global Perspectives on ;* Sociocultural Diversity
46693 SBS 318 09 Cult Plurlsm: 3.0 MW 1:00-2:15 pm SBS F225 J Curran
Oppression and Revolution
46682 SBS 318 10 Cult Plurlsm: 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC J146._ A Fisher
American Jewish Experience
46683 SBS 318 11 CultPlurlsm: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC 11305 A HassGees Psychohistory of the Holocaust E . i
46689 SBS 318 12 CultPlurism: 3.0 MW # 5:30-6:45 pm SBS D225 staff
46684 SBS 318 13 CultPlurism: 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B110 staff
46686 SBS 318 14 CultPlurism 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B238 staff
47359 SBS 318 15 Cult Plurlsm-HONORS 30 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS -A210_ L Moite
Africans and AmericansThis section isfor Honors Program students. 3
46924 SBS 318 16 Cult Plurism: 3.0 Su 1:30- 2:15 pm SBS F225 staffCultural Conflict in Sw US
47360 SBS 318 17 Cult Plurism: 30! T # 4:00- 7:00 pm offcampus staff
46700 +SMT 310 01 Science And Technology 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS F225 staff
46706 +SMT 310. 02 Science And Technology 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D225 staff
46698 +SMT 310 03 Science And Technology 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C221 staff
46701 +SMT 310 04ScienceAndTechnology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C221 staff46699 +SMT 310 05 ScienceAndTechnology 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC 11305 staff
46702 +SMT 310 06 Science And Technology 3.0).2 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am NSM C221 staff
46704 +SMT 310 07 Science And Technology 30: = ITh 10:00-11:15 am SCC 11305 staff
46708+!SMT 310 08 Science And Technology 3:0; -TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM B252 _O Seely i
46695 +SMT 310 09 ScienceAndTechnology 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C213 staff,
46697 +SMT 310 10 ScienceAndTechnology 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS F125 staff
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+ Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
59
COURSEae
aeaaaSa COURSE TITLE UNITS ENRY Ut EY yt INSTRUCTOR UEEa
46707 +SMT 312 01 Natural Processes 3.0 10:00-10:50 am NSM C221 _DSigurdson
46696 +SMT 312 02 NaturalProcesses ‘3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM B252 staff a47488 +SMT 312 03 NaturalProcesses 30 W # 700-945 pm: ERG HI? | af.47489 +SMT 312 04 Natural Processes BRR AOROt char we6:30- 9:15 pmoffcampus staf wtst—sS
Santa Monica
47502 +SMT 312 NaturalProcesses Bt 3.0 W #7:00-9:45pmoffcampus =staffFountain Valley
47503 +SMT. 312 97 NaturalProcesses 30 W # 7:00-9:45 pmoffcampus staff = - |: Sylmar
46705 +SMT 314 01 _Introductiori To Cosmology 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15: am SBS BIL. staff46703 +SMT 314 02 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0 TTh 6:30::9:45, Win NSM. B252.4: stalk. eee cae46709 _+SMT 314 03_ IntroductionToCosmology Fe Sa eek # 5:30-6:45pm NSMB252. staff |. |46811 SOC 331 Ol 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS Bll0 F Hosokawa|‘46772, «SOC. 331.02 ra hits0ER SO OMepn:SBR RODS Chagnotey: fyect46635 SPA 435 01 SociolingAppMex-Am Dial 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCHA221 P Sanchez = S4046639 SPA 435 02 SociolingAppMex-Am Dial_ey; 30TTh —#4:00-5:15 pm LCH A227 MDominguez 5446743 THE 320 01 SpeechSkills&Tech 209.0) TTR 10:00-11:15 am LCH A219G Buris47482 THE 337 01 CreativeDramatics 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm UT A102S$ Weiner hh ee
Co-req: 47302 THE 337A 0147302 THE 337A 01 Creative Dramatics 0.0 MW # 4:00-5:15pmUTTBA SWenner
Co-req: 47482 THE 33701
MANAGEMENT (scx Business ADMINISTRATION)
MARKETING (sez BustNEss ADMINISTRATION)
MARRIAGE, FAMILY & CHILD CNSLGMBC 570 01 TheoriesOfMFCC 3.0 T # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS D219 ABohart 1221MEC 570 02 Theories OfMFCC tie OW. # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS B209FHosokawa 1221
"MBC 574 01 HumanSexualBehavior _ 30M __#7:00- 9:45 pm NSM D123AHass 1221~MBC576 01 HumanCommunication S027 # 7:00-9:45pm SBS F121 H Charnofsky1221"MBC586 01 CurrentIssuesInMFCC§= | 30 ‘Th #7:00-9:45pm SBSD2i9 staf . 1221
“MFC 59601Intern/PractMFCC 30 M~ # 5:00- 6:46 pm SBS B1l6 HHCharnofaky 12213164—First Year Students Only :
Co-req: MFC5968 01 2
MFC596 02 Intem/PractMFCC #30T #5:00-6:45pmSBS A204ABohart |12213164Second Year Students OnlyCo-req: MFC596802
"MEG 596 03 Intern/PractMFCC 30 W # 5:00- 6:45 pmSBS E116 F Hosokawa 12213164Second Year Students OnlyCo-req: MFC596S03
MFC 596S 01 Intern/PractMFCC 00 TBA TBATBA.TBATBAHCharnofsky 12213164First Year Students OnlyCo-req: +MFC59601
MFC" 596S 02 Intern/Pract MECC Tor,AOD\TRAC. SERA. TBAOBRTBA ABohaitR213164SecondYear Students Only Rane!Co-req: MFC59602 !
“MFC 596S 03 Intern/Pract MECC 0.0 TBA. TBA TBA TBA TBA FHosokawa 12213164Second Year Students OnlyCo-req: MFC59603 ‘
MFC 600S 71 Grad Continuation Course OG 0A So TRACTBA eePRA TRAYSCee 1dargon.To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Officelocated in the Small College Complex, SCC B141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyourprogram advisorforfurther information.
MATHEMATICS47061 MAT 003 01 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am SBS B209 W Armacost 15
47051 MAT003 02 Beginning Algebra 3.0. TTh ~ 8:30- 9:45 am SBSFi25 staf 1546976 MAT 003 03 BeginningAlgebra 3.0. MWE /11:00-11:50 am SBS Gitte.SeaeSas a47459 MAT 003 04 Beginning Algebra Se ROEa -11:30-12:45 pmSBSB231 staff PD3 eee‘47058 ~=MAT 00305 Beginning Algebra = sss3.0) MW - 2:15 pmSBSB209 WArmacost15
60Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.
+ Consult currentUniversity Catalog for course prerequisite(s).
ctSg a
REF.NR. ansa COURSETITLE UBS VAY BT att UNIS)
47042 MAT 003 06 Beginning Algebra er WH 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS £220 staff 15
47027 MAT 003 07 BeginningAlgebra 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS Al44 staff 1547029 MAT 003 08 BeginningAlgebra 3.0 TTh # 8:35- 9:50 pm NSM C221 staff 15
47062 MAT 005 01 Elem Algebra&Geometry 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am SBS F125 staff 15
47053 MAT 005 02 Elem Algebra&Geometry 3.05 CTTH 8:30- 9:45 am SBS F121 W Gould 15
46975 MAT 005 03 Elem Algebra&Geometry 3.0 MWF 11:00-11:50 am SBS E220 | F Miles 15The C.L.A.S.S. Program willprovidegroup study sessionsfor students in this section.
47460 MAT 005 04 Elem Algebra&Geometry 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A216 staff 15,
47056 MAT 005 05 Elem Algebra&Geometry 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A216 J Barab 15
47041 MAT 005 06 Elem Algebra&Geometry 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS E122 staff 15
47025 MAT 005 07 ElemAlgebra&Geometry 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B231 staff 1547092 MAT 005 09 ElemAlgebra&Geometry 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS E122 staff 1547060: +MAT 009 01 _Intermediate Algebra 3.0 MWR 8:00- 8:50 am SBS B2i5 C Chang 1552 ie47052 +MAT 009 02 Intermediate Algebra 3.0 <TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS E122 F Miles 15.5247039. +.MAT 009 03 Intermediate Algebra 3.0 | MWF 11:00-11:50 am SBS E122 staff 1552
47461 +MAT 009 04 Intermediate Algebra 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SCC 11305 staff 1552The C.L.A.S.S. Program willprovide group study sessionsfor students in this section.
47059 +MAT 009 05 Intermediate Algebra 3.0. MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS. F125 G Jennings 15 52
47040 +MAT 009 06_ Intermediate Algebra 3.0-\7 Th 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D121 staff 1552
46994 +MAT 009 07 IntermediateAlgebra 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM C213_ S$ Book 155246984 +MAT 009 08 IntermediateAlgebra 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm NSM B252 staff 1552
42036 +MAT 009 09 IntermediateAlgebra 30°) Pin # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B203 S Book 1552
47054 +MAT 105 01 Finite Mathematics 30:41 Th 10:00-11:15 am SBS E122. F Miles
46977 +MAT 105 02 Finite Mathematics 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F125. C ChangThe C.L.A.S.S. Program will
providegroup study sessions
: ‘ for students in this section.
46992 +MAT 105 03 Finite Mathematics 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS B131 staff
47055 +MAT 107 01 Math For Elem Teach: Real Numb 908) TER 10:00-11:15 am SBS D121 H Anderson oy
47046 +MAT 107 02 MathForElemTeach:RealNumb 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS Di21 staff
47035 +MAT 107 03 MathPorElemTeach:RealNumb 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E122 staff47057 +MAT 131 01 ElemStat & Probability 3.0. MWF 10:00-10:50 am SBS B215 W Armacost bia47033 +MAT 131 02. ElemStat & Probability 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E122 R Freed
47044 +MAT 131 03 ElemStat &Probability_ 3.0 .MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B209 S$ BookThe C.L.A.S.S. Program will :pravidegroup study sessionsfor students in this section.
46970 +MAT 153 01 CollegeAlgebra&Trigonometry 4.0 .MWF 7:20- 8:30 am SBS B131 staff
47307 +MAT 153 03 CollegeAlgebra&Trigonometry 40 T # 7:00- 8:40 pm SBS A204 staffTh # 7:00- 8:40 pm SAC 2105
47049 +MAT 171 01 Calc For MgtLifeSci 4.0 MWF 12;00- 1:10 pm SCC E149 F Brulois
46986 +MAT 171 02 CalcForMgtLifeSci 40 TTh # 7:00- 8:40 pm NSM D123 staff46973. +MAT 191 01 CalculusI 4.0 MWB 10:00-11:10 am NSM B252 J Barab47400 +MAT 191 02 Calculus! 4.0 MTWTh #_ 5:00- 5:50 pm SOE 1107 staff
46971 +MAT 193 01 CalculusII 4.0 MWF 7:20- 8:30 am SBS B238_ R Alt
47401 +MAT 193 02 CalculusII 4.0 MTWTh # 6:00- 6:50 pm SBS A216 staff
46981 +MAT 207 01 Math For Elem Teachrs: Geomtry 8.0 TTR: 2:30- 3:29 pm SBS F121 H AndersonCo-req: MAT207A ‘
47034 +MAT 207 02 MathForElem Teachrs:Geomtry 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 7:49 pm NSM C213 staff‘ Co-req: MAT207A
47043 +MAT 207A 01 Math For Elem Tchrs:Geo Activy 0.0 TTh 3:30- 4:20 pm SBS F121 H AndersonCo-req: MAT 207
47028 +MAT 207A 02 MathForElemTchrs:GeoActivy 0.0 TTh # 7:50- 8:40 pm NSM C213 staffCo-req: MAT 207
46974 +MAT 211 01 CalculusIll 4.0 MWE 10:00-11:10 am SBS B209. G Hart 3
47032 +MAT 213 01 CalculusIV 40 MW # 7:00- 8:40 pm SCC E149 staff
47050 +MAT 271 01 Foundations Of Higher Math 3.0 | MWF 12:00-12:50 pm SBS B209 C Chang oe46980 +MAT 281 01 ‘DiscreteMathematics 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS G122 J Barab46978 MAT 295 01 SelectedTopicsInMathematics 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS A216 G Jennings
+MAT 297S 01 IndependentStudy 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12
Footnote definitions can be found at'the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s). 61
HRY NTT COURSE TITLE UNITS eS HOURS CTT SUA FOOTNOTES
aa US
+MAT 2978S 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12
+MAT, 297S 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12
+MAT 297S 04 IndependentStudy 3.0 MW # 7:00- 7:50 pm ERC A506 G Jennings 12‘47038 +MAT311 01 Differential Equations 3.0 MWF 11:00-11:50 am SBS A210 staff46979 +MAT 321 01 Probabality and Statistics 3.0 MW 2:30-. 3:45 pm NSM D123 W Armacost46990 +MAT 331 01 LinearAlgebra 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm.SCC E149 F Brulois47047 +MAT 337 01 Mathematical Logic 3.05. TTR 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D219 W Gould
47045 +MAT 347 01 Modern Geometry 30 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D219 G Jennings47001 +MAT 361 01 Finite Automata 30 M # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS E122. C Williams
Ww # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A246‘47037.+MAT 401 01 AdvancedAnalysis I 30 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS E116 F Brulois
+MAT 497S 01 IndependentStudy 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ MAT 4978 02 IndependentStudy 2.0) TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12
+MAT 497S 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1247418 +MAT 515 01 Combinatorics For Teachers 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 21
46851 MAT 523 01 TheoryofFunction 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 2146852 MAT 597S 01 Directed Reading 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff46853 MAT 597S 02 Directed Reading 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff47417 MAT 597S 03 Directed Reading 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff46854 MAT 599S 01 Masters Project 6.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA - staff
eh MAT 600S 71 Graduate Contintiation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 30To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Officelocated in the Small‘College Complex, SCC B141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyourprogram advisorforfurther information.
Music47256 MUS 100 01 ConcertMusic 10 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A202 F Steiner 3152
CrListed: 47266 MUS 200 01
47274 MUS 300 0147287 MUS 400 01 :
47118 MUS 101 01 Introducing Music 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A202 D Champion g
47257 MUS 101 02Introducing Music 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A202 D Champion47119 MUS 101 03 Introducing Music 30° TTR 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A202 D Champion
‘47258 +MUS 109A 01 _ Intro To Muscianship 10 MW 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A202 staff47120 +MUS 110 01 MusicFundamentals 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A207 M Waldrep47121 +MUS 110 02 MusicFundamentals 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A207 __staff os‘47259 +MUS 120A01 BeginningVoiceClass 10 W # 4:30- 6:10 pm LCH A202 S Etcheto47260 +MUS 121A 01 BeginningPiano Class dO" ee. 8:00- 9:50 am LCH A207 staff
~+MUS 171A 01 Chamber Singers 1.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A204 S Etcheto 12 3063CrListed: MUS 271A 01
MUS 371A 01MUS471A 01
+MUS 172A 01 Jubilee Choir 10 TTh # 6:00- 7:15 pm LCH A202 H Caldwell 1230CrListed: MUS 272A 01
MUS 372A 01MUS472A 01
+MUS 173A 01. JazzEnsemble 10 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A204 R Butler 123063CrListed: MUS 273A 01
MUS373A 01MUS473A 01 ;
47263 +MUS 176A 01 Orchestra 10 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A204 F Steiner 3063CrListed: 47272 MUS 276A 01
47285 MUS 376A 0147265 +MUS177A01 Chorus 10 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A204 $ Etcheto 30 63
Cr Listed: 47273 MUS 277A 01
47286MUS 377A 0147295 MUS 477A 01
+MUS 180S 01 ‘IndivLessons: 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff “i‘47266 +MUS 200 01 ConcertMusicII 10 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A202 F Steiner 52
Cr Listed: 47256MUS 100 0147274 MUS 300 0147287MUS 400 01
47267 +MUS 209A 01 Musicianship Skills 10 MW 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A204 staff
62 Footnote definitions can be found atthe end of the course listing section.+ Consult current UniversityCatalogfor course prerequisite(s).
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47268 +MUS 210 01 Music Theory1 3.0: TTR 10:00-11:15 am LCH A204 F Steiner
47123 +MUS_ 220A 01 Intermediate Voice Class 10 W 2:30- 4:10 pm LCH A204 S Etcheto 11
Cr Listed: 47125 MUS 320A 01
47269 +MUS 221A 01 | Intermediate Piano Class 10 Th 8:00- 9:50 am LCH A207 staff 11
+MUS 271A 01 Chamber Singers 10 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A204 _ S$ Etcheto 1230CrListed: MUS 171A 01
MUS 371A 01
MUS 471A 01
+MUS 272A 01 Jubilee Choir 10;¢c Tih; 6:00- 7:15 pm LCH A202 H Caldwell 1230CrListed: MUS 172A 01
MUS 372A 01
MUS 472A01
+MUS 273A 01 JazzEnsemble 10 MW 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A204 R Butler 1230CrListed: MUS 173A 01
MUS 373A 01
‘ MUS 473A 01
47272 +MUS 276A 01 Orchestra 10 W 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A204 F Steiner 30Cr Listed: 47263 MUS 176A 01
47285 MUS 376A 01
47294 MUS 476A 01
47273. +MUS. 277A 01 Chorus 10 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A204_ § Etcheto 30CrListed: 47265 MUS 177A 01
47286 MUS 377A 01
47295 MUS 477A 01
+MUS 280S 01 Indiv Lessons:~ 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 111247274 +MUS 300 01 ConcertMusicII 10: > TTh 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A202 F Steiner 52
Cr Listed: 47256 MUS 100 01
47266MUS 200 0147287MUS 400 01 }
47275 +MUS 309A 01 AdvMusicianship Skills 10 TTh 9:00- 9:50.am LCH A204 _ D Bradfield
47276 +MUS 309A 02 Adv Musicianship Skills 10 MW 9:00-9:50 am LCH A207 _D Bradfield
47277 _+MUS 310 01 Advanced Music TheoryI 3,055 FER 10:00-11:15 am LCH A202 R Butler
47125 +MUS 320A 01 Advanced Voice Class Oca Ww 2:30- 4:10 pm LCH A204~ S Etcheto ll
CrListed: 47123 MUS 220A 01 :
47278 +MUS 321A 01 Advanced Piano Class 10 MW 8:00- 8:50 am LCH A207 _ D Stevens ll
47126. +MUS 330 01 Audio Recording 1 $00 SETh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A202 M Waldrep
+MUS 331L 01 AudioRecordingLab 10 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 M Waldrep 1112
+MUS 331L 02. AudioRecording Lab 1.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 _M Waldrep 1112
+MUS 331L 03 AudioRecordingLab- 10° DBA TBA TBA LCH A201. M Waldrep 1112
47279 MUS 335 01 MusicSynthesis 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A202 D Bradfield
+MUS 336L 01. Music Synthesis Lab 10 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 _DBradfield 1112
+MUS 336L 02 Music Synthesis Lab 10 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 _D Bradfield 1112
47280 +MUS 340 01 MusicForChildren 3.0 TTh 4:00- 5:10 pm LCH A204 staff 64-Co-req: MUS 340A
47281 +MUS 340 02 MusicForChildren 3.0 TTh 5:30- 6:40 pm LCH A204 staff 64Co-req: .MUS 340A
46861 +MUS 340A 01 Music For Children 0.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A204 staff 64‘ Co-req: MUS 340
46862 +MUS 340A 02 Music For Children 0.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A204 ‘ staff 64Co-req: MUS 340 :
+ MUS 371A 01 Chamber Singers 10 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A204 _ S$ Etcheto 12Cr Listed: MUS 171A 01
MUS 271A 01
: MUS 471A 01 i
+MUS 372A 01 Jubilee Choir 10 TTh 6:00- 7:15 pm LCH A202 H Caldwell 1230CrListed: MUS 172A 01
MUS 272A 01
MUS 472A 01
+MUS 373A 01 JazzEnsemble 10 MW _ 4:00- 5:15 pm- LCH A204 _ R‘ Butler 1230CrListed: MUS 173A 01
MUS 273A 01
MUS473A 01 aa47285 +MUS 376A 01 Orchestra 105-W 7:00- 8:45 pm LCH. A204 _— F Steiner 30
CrListed: 47263 MUS 176A 01
47272 MUS 276A 01
47294 MUS 476A 01
Footnote definitions can be found atthe end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
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47286 +MUS 377A 01 Chorus 1.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A204 _ S$ Etcheto 30CrListed: 47265 MUS 177A 01
47273 MUS277A 0147295 MUS 477A 01
+MUS 380S 01 Indiv Lessons: 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 111247287 +MUS 400 01 Concert MusicIV : 10 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A202 F Steiner 3152
CrListed: 47256 MUS 100 047266MUS 200 0147274 MUS 300 01
47288 +MUS 401 01 AfroAmerican Music 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A202 HCaldwell+MUS 431L 01. Adv Audio Recording Lab 1.0: TBA TBA TBA LCH A201MWaldrep 1112 i
47289 +MUS 432 01 -RecordingStudio Maint 2.0 o*8 12:00- 1:50 pm LCH A201 staff
+MUS 433L 01 RecStudio MaintLab 1.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 staff 111247127 +MUS 447A 01 Brass Instruments 10. W 1:00- 2:40 pm LCH A204 RButler A47290. +MUS 450 01 Computer Music 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A202. D Bradfield
+MUS 471A 01 Chamber Singers 10° TTh 2:30- 3:45 pmLCH A204 § Etcheto 1230CrListed: MUS 171A 01
MUS271A 01MUS 371A 01
+MUS 472A 01 Jubilee Choir 10 TTh # 6:00- 7:15 pmLCH A202 H Caldwell 1230CrListed: MUS 172A 01
MUS272A 01MUS 372A 01
+MUS 473A 01 JazzEnsemble 10 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A204 R Butler 1230Cr Listed: MUS 173A 01
MUS273A 01MUS373A 01
47294 +MUS 476A 01 Orchestra 10 W # 7:00-9:45 pm LCH A204 F Steiner 30Cr Listed: 47263 MUS 176A 01
; 47272 MUS 276A 0147285 MUS 376A 01 ;
47295 +MUS 477A 01 Chorus 1.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A204 §$ Etcheto 30Cr Listed: 47265 MUS 177A 01
47273 MUS 277A 0147286 MUS 377A 01
+MUS 480S 01 Indiv Lessons: 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 111247128 +MUS 483A 01 Interpretation OfMusic 1.05%, 2th 12:00-12:50 pm LCH A204 FSteiner 11
47296 +MUS 485 01 Romantic Music 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A202 D Champion oe+.MUS 493S 01 Recital 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1112+MUS 494S 01 IndependentStudy 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 112+MUS 494S 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA’ TBA TBA staff 1112
+MUS 494S 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1112
+MUS 496S 01 Music Internship 1.0 TBA ‘TBA TBA TBA TBA staff GAD SLSI+MUS 496S 02 Music Internship 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff PeoS052.:+MUS 4968 03 Music Internship 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 123152
46900 +MUS 4998 03 Senior Project 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Mapes JeAT. es.+MUS 593S 01 Recital 1.0 TBA. TBA TBA. TBA TBA staff 12
PACE PROGRAM *47078 +IDS 255 01 Lang&MethOfSci(PACE) 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2101 staff 11 24-47361 +IDS 255 03 Lang &MethOfSci (PACE) 30 W # 6:30- 9:15 pm offcampus staff 112447076 IDS 320 01 InterTopIn HumStud: 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A221 staff
: Mod Amer Soc Probs
47077 IDS 320 02 InterTopIn HumStud: 3020 # 7:00- 9:45 pm ERC E127 staff PETESAmerican Dream
Fountain ValleyCrListed: 47366 IDS 32096 et Re
47362 IDS 320 03 Inter Top In HumStud: 3.0. Su 10:00-12:45 pm SBS E220 staffj Ethnicity in America
47363 DS 320 04 InterTopInHumStud: 30 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm_ offcampus staffFuture As HistSylmar
47364 IDS 320 05 InterTopInHumStud: 30 M # 6:30- 9:11 pm offcampus staffHistory OfLA Peop
Santa Monica
64 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult currentUniversityCatalogfor course prerequisite(s).
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320 Inter Top In Hum Stud:Women + Work
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3.0 # 6:30- 9:45 pm offcampus staff
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47367
47368
47369
320
326
326
326
01
02
03
Inter Top In Hum Stud:American Dream
FVCr Listed: 47077 IDS 320 02
Perspectives In Human StudiesFuture As History
CrListed: 47375 IDS 326 96
Perspectives In Human StudiesAmerican Dream ;Sylmar
Perspectives In Human StudiesEthnicity In AmericaSanta Monica
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
# 7:00- 9:45 pm—
# 7:00- 9:45 pm
# 7:00- 9:45 pm
# 6:30- 915 pm
offcampus
ERC E127
offcampus
offcampus
staff
staff
staff
staff
1124
1124
1124
47370 IDS 326 04 Perspectives In Human Studies
Labor + Ethnicity
Meets 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1
Cr Listed: 47376 IDS 326 9747377 IDS 326 98
3.0 8:30- 6:00 pm ERC E127 1124
47371 IDS 326 05 Perspectives In Human Studies_
USA: Rising or Declining Society
Meets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1
8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D125_ staff 1124
47372 IDS - 326 06 Perspectives In Human Studies
Comparative Work Ethics
Meets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1
CrListed: 47450 LBR 495 02
3.0 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS E126 staff 1124
47373 IDS 326 07 Perspectives In Human StudiesMeets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1
3.0 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS E122 staff 1124
47374 IDS 326 08 Perspectives InHuman Studies
Meets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1
3.0 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS F121 staff 1124
47375
47376
- IDS
IDS
326
326
96
97
Perspectives In Human StudiesFuture As History
EY;CrListed: 47367 IDS 326 01
Perspectives In Human StudiesLabor + EthnicityMeets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1Fountain ValleyCrListed: 47370 IDS 326 04
47377 IDS 326 98
3.0
3.0
# 7:00-9:45 pm
8:30- 6:00 pm
offcampus—
off campus
{
staff
staff
1124
1124
47377 IDS 326 98 Perspectives In Human StudiesLabor + Ethnicity
Meets: 9/6, 20; 10/4, 18; 11/1SylmarCr Listed: 47370 IDS 326 04
47376 IDS 326 97
3.0 8:30- 6:00 pm off campus staff 1124
47073 336 01 Perspectives In Civilization
Native American Cultures and History3.0 ,# 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 1101 staff 1124
47381 IDS 336 02 Perspectives In Civilization
Meets: 11/22; 12/6; 1/24;2/7, 21
3.0 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B209 staff 1124
47382 IDS 336 03 Perspectives In Civilization
Meets: 11/22; 12/6; 1/24;2/7, 21
3.0 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS. D125 staff 1124
_ 47383 IDS 336 04 Perspectives In CivilizationCulture + Politics OfLat Am
Meets: 11/22; 12/6; 1/24;2/7, 21
ct 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS E126 N Hollander 11 24
47384 IDS 336 05 Perspectives In CivilizationMeets: 11/22; 12/6; 1/24;2/7, 21
3.0 8:30- 6:00. pm SBS *: F121 staff 1124
47385 IDS 336 06 Perspectives In Civilization
Meets: 11/22; 12/6; 1/24;2/7, 213.0 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS E122 staff 1124 |
PHILOSOPHY46596 PHI 101 01 Values And Society 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS. B131 staff
46588 PHI 101 02 ValuesAndSociety 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A224
46602 PHI 102 01 Humanity, Nature & God _ 3.0 TTh 10:00-11;15 am SBS B238 W Hagan
46605 PHI 102 02 Humanity, Nature & God 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A224 staff
*
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aL MTaMTHA UNITS DAYS PSS BLOG/RM MSU: aN LSS
46599 PHI 102 03 Humanity,Nature&God 3.0 MW # 5:30-6:45 pm LCH A224 JLacorte46593 PHI 120 01 CriticalReasoning f 30 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B110 W Hagan46606 PHI. 120 02 Critical Reasoning 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B131 E Shimomisse
46604 PHI 120 03 Critical Reasoning 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS _ B110 staffThe C.L.A.S.S, Program willprovidegroup study sessionsfor students in this section.
46597 PHI 120 04 Critical Reasoning 3.0 MWE 12:00-12:50 pm LCH A219 __staff46589 PHI 120 05. Critical Reasoning-HONORS 3,0 MWE 12:00-12:50 pm LCH A228 R Vanterpol #8|
This section isforHonors Program students.
46603 PHI 120 06 Critical Reasoning 3.0 MW 106 SONS upie PSBS© DON0. uaMalosCem nea46595 PHI 120 07 Critical Reasoning 3.0.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC Jl46 W Hagan ante46618 PHI 120 08 CriticalReasoning — 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D121 DLewis oa ie46590 PHI 120 09 Critical Reasoning 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B131 Shimomisse oe46591 PHI 120 10 Critical Reasoning 50-5. # 5:00- 9:00 pm TBA TBA J Lacorte
This sectionfor Statewide Nursing Program students.
46617. PHI 250 01 Introduction To Philosophy 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F121 D Lewis
46587 PHI 301 01 SocratesPlatoAristotle 30 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS Gi22 £E Shimomisse46601 PHI 303 01 Descartes To Kant ienaed 10:00-11:15 am SBS D219 D Lewis46600 PHI 370 01 PhilosofAfrica&Diaspora ‘ 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A227 R Vanterpool ee
: CrListed: 46394 AFS 395 01
47354. PHI 383 01 Comparative Religions 30> ETH 11:30-12:45 pm SCC £149 WHagan||46598 PHI 384 01 Asian Philosophy 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A221 £ Shimomisse sng
i PHI 494 01 IndependentStudy 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12aah PHI 494S 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12
PHI .494S- 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1246592. PHI 495 01 Special Topics 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A209 J Lacorte
: Medieval Philosophy _
PHYSICAL EDUCATION45223 PED 111A 01 Aerobics 10 MW 12:00-12:50 pm GYM A102 staff
45224 PED 111A 02 ‘Aerobics 1.0 TTh 12:00-12:50 pm GYM Al04__ staff ee wont46300 PED 111A 04 Aerobics 10 MW 9:00- 9:50 am GYM A102 staff Rot45031 PED 116A 01 Baseball 10 MW 2:30- 3:20 pm FIELDTBA GWing 5055.45034 PED 141A 01 Martial Arts-Beginners 10 MW 11:00-11:50 am GYM A104. J Colbert5055.45035 PED 141A 02 Martial Arts-Advanced “1.0 MW 12:00-12:50pm GYM A104 J Colbert 5055)45783 PED 141A 03 Martial Arts(Shotokan) 10 MW 9:00- 9:50 am GYM D102 ‘staff 50 559245036 PED 142A 01 Physical Conditioning 1.0 MW 10:00-10:50 am FH BOI7 J Johnson 505545943. PED 142A 02 Physical Conditioning Eon rth 1:00- 1:50 pm FH BO17 staff 50559245037 PED 156A 01 Swimming/All Levels 10 MW 10:00-10:50 am gympool staff 505563.
CrListed: 45039 PED 158A 0145038 PED 156A 02 ‘Swimming/All Levels BOs TTh 1:00- 1:50 pm gym pool staff 505563
CrListed; 45090 PED 158A 0245039 PED 158A 01 Swimming/Conditioning 10 MW 10:00-10:50 am gympool staff 50556392
CrListed: 45037 PED 156A 0145090 PED 158A 02 Swimming/Conditioning 10 TTh 1:00- 1:50 pm gym pool staff 50 55 63 92
, CrListed: 45038 PED 156A 0245040 PED 162A 01 Tennis 10° MW 11;00-11:50 am. tenniscourts J Johnson 50559245041 PED 162A 02 Tennis 10 MW 2:30- 3:20 pm__ tenniscourts staff 50 55 92
45042 - PED 162A 03 Tennis 1.0 TTh 1:00- 1:50 pm tenniscourts J Johnson 50559245043 PED 170A 01 WeightTraining 10 Th # 5:30- 6:20 pm FH O17 V Girard 50559245044. PED 190 01 __Intercol-MjSports{MBB} 1.0 MTWThF 3:30- 6:30 pm GYM D102 staff 5055
45045 PED 190 02 Intercol-Mj Sports{WBB} 10 MTWThF 1:00- 3:29 pm GYM D102 V Girard 505545046 PED 190 03 Intercol-Mj Sports{W-Volley} 1.0 MTWThE 2:00- 4:00 pm GYM D102 staff 5055
45047 PED 190 04 Intercol-Mj Sports{M-Soccer} 1.0 MTWThE — 2:00- 4:00 pm__ soccerfield Bia ooh SSB Ye45048 PED 190 05_ Intercol- Mj Sports{W-Soccer} 10 MTWThF 2:00- 4:00 pm_ soccerfield staff 5055
45049 PED 190 06_ Intercol-MjSports{W-XCrnty) 10 MTWThE 2:00- 4:00 pm track staff 5055
45051 PED 218 01 First AidAndCPR 3.0 TTh 12:45- 1:59 pm FH C008 staff 92MeetInTheClassroom OnThe FirstDay. TTh 12:45- 1:59 pm GYM D102
45052 PED 218 02 First Aid AndCPR 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am FH C008 B DeNiro 92Meet In ThéGlassroom OnTheFirst Day. ' MWEF 9:00- 9:50 am GYM A104
Footnote definitions can be found atthe end of the course listing section.+ Consult currentUniversity Catalogfor course prerequisite(s).
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45053 PED 223 01 IntroToPE 3.0 MWF 12:00-12:50 pm SCC L149 staff
45054 PED 235 01 Lifetime Fitness 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SCC L149 staff 55
45055 PED 235 02 Lifetime Fitness 3.0 MWF 11:00-11:50 am SCC L149 staff 55
45056 PED 235 03 Lifetime Fitness 3.0.- 2 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC L149 staff 55
45057 PED 235 04 Lifetime Fitness $0 Tih # 4:00- 5:15 pm SAC 3148 V Girard 55
45058 PED 235 05. Lifetime Fitness 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC L149 staff 55
45059 PED 250 01 Analysis of Aquatics 2.0 MWF 11;00-11:50 am FH C008 MFrank 55 64
Meet In The Classroom On The First Day. MWF 11:00-11:50 am gym pool ;Co-req: PED 250A
47151 PED 250A 01 Analysis of Aquatics 0.0 staff 55 64 92
Co-req: PED 250 4
45060 PED 251 01 Analysis ofWorld Dance 2.0 TTh ; 8:30- 9:45 am GYM A102 C Casten 5564 |
: Co-req: PED 251A
47153 PED 251A 01° Analysis ofWorld Dance 0.0 staff 55 64.92Co-req: PED 251
45061 PED 253 01 Anlysis Archery Bowling & Golf 2.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm _field J Johnson 55 644 Co-req: PED 253A
47154 PED 253A 01 Anlysis Archery Bowling & Golf 0.0 staff 55 6492Co-req: PED 253 i
45062 PED 254 01 Analysis Cond & Martial Arts 2.0 MWF 8:00- 8:50 am GYM A104 staff 55 64
Co-req: PED 254A ° :
47155 PED 254A 01 Analysis Cond & Martial Arts 0.0 staff 55 64 92
Co-req: PED 254
45063 PED 259 01 Anlysis Flag Football & Soccer 20:3 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm FH D003 J Johnson 55 64
Co-req: PED 259A
47156 PED 259A 01 Anlysis Flag Football & Soccer ; 0.0 TBA TBA TBA soccerfield staff 55 64 92Co-req: PED 259
45064 +PED 301 01 Kinesiology 3027 Tin 8:30- 9:45 am SCC K144_ B DeNiro 55 64
Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: PED 301L
45065 +PED 301L 01 Kinesiology Lab 0.0. = =T 1:00- 2:15 pm FH C016 B DeNiro 55 64 92
Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: PED 301
45066 +PED 301L 02 Kinesiology Lab 0.0 Th 1:00- 2:15 pm FH C016 B DeNiro 55 64 92
; Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: PED 301
45067. PED 304 01 Intro To Adapt PE 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC L149 staff 55
45968 PED 320 01 History & Philosophy of PE 3.0:-o7Th 10:00-11:15 am SCC L149 J Johnson
45069 +PED 330 01 Somatic Education iam N:30-12:45 pm SCC L149 staff
45070 +PED 360 01 Prev & Treat Ath Injuries ° 3.0 MW 10:00-10:50 am SCC K144_ W Bingham 64
; Co-req: PED.360L ‘
45071 +PED 360L 01 Prev & Treat Ath Injuries 030" 7:30- 8:59 am GYM B106 B DeNiro 6492
Co-req: PED 360 ¥
45072 +PED 360L 02 Prev & Treat Ath Injuries 00 =F 9:00-10:30 am GYM B106 W Bingham 6492
Co-req: PED 36045073 PED 425 01 PEIn The Elementary Sch 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:59 am FH D003 G Wing 55 6492
Co-req: PED 425A
45074. PED 425 02. PEIn The Elementary Sch ‘ 3.0 MWF 10:00-10:59 am FH D003 G Wing 55 6492
Co-req: PED 425A 7
45075 PED 425 03 PEIn The Elementary Sch 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:29pm LCH A229 staff 55 6492Co-req: PED 425A
45076 PED 425 04 PEInThe Elementary Sch 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:29 pm FH C008 staff 55 6492Co-req: PED 425A ‘
45077 PED 425 05 PEInThe Elementary Sch : 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:59 pm SAC 3148 staff . 556492: Co-req: PED 425A 5
45078 PED 425 06 PEInThe Elementary Sch 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:29 pm TBA TBA staff 55 6492Co-req: PED 425A
45079 PED 425 07 PEInThe Elementary Sch 3.0 MW "2:30-3:59 pm FH D003" staff 55 64 92
Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: PED 425A
45080 PED 425 08PEInTheElementarySch 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:29 pm FH C008 staff 5564.92Co-req: PED 425A
45934 PED 425A 01 PEInTheElem. Sch Activity 0.0. TBA TBA TBA GYM Dl02___ staff 556492Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: PED 425
+
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section. 67+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
*
COURSE DEPARTMENTREF. NR. NR. & SEC. 45935 PED 425A 02
MUNa UNITS
PE In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: PED 425
UEES
TBA TBA TBA
BLDG/i SUAS
GYM A104 staff
aULay
556492
‘45936 PED 425A 03 PE In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: ~PED 425
TBA TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 5564 92
45938 PED 425A 04 PE In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.
Co-req: PED 425
TBA TBA TBA GYM ‘A104 staff 556492
45939 PED 425A 05 PE In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: PED 425
TBA TBA TBA GYM A104. __staff 55 64.92
45940 PED 425A PE In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0
Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.
Co-req: PED 425 '
TBA TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 556492
45779 PED 425A PE In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.Co-req: PED 425
TBA TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 55 64 92
45941 PED 425A 08 PE In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.
Co-req: PED 425
TBA TBA TBA GYM A104 staff 5564 92
45081 PED 4268 Dir Techg Elem PE 1.0Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.
1:00- 2:15
1:00- 2:15
pm GYMSCC
A104 staff
E167
45082 PED 449S 01 Dir Tchg In Sec PE 1.0
Meet In The Classroom On The First Day.7:00- 8:15
7:00- 8:15
FH
~ GYM
Coos =G Wing
D102
45083 + PED 01 Managemnt of Athletic Injuries 3.0 10:00-11:15 5/85/8
45084 PED 4948 01 PE Independent Study 1.0
This.Course Is Restricted ToPhysicalEducation Majors Only.Go To Department, SAC 1138,For Registration Instructions.
TBA TBA
NSM
TBA |C239 B DeNiroTBA C Casten
45085 PED
45086 PED
494S
494S
02
03
PE Independent Study 2.0This Course Is Restricted ToPhysical Education Majors Only.Go To Department, SAC 1138,
For Registration Instructions,
PE Independent Study 3.0This Course Is Restricted To ;Physical Education Majors Only.Go To Department, SAC 1138,
For Registration Instructions.
TBA
TBA
_ TBA TBA
TBA TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA _CCasten
TRAC 0 Casten
45784 PED 495 01 Special Top: Fencing 1.0 MW 11:00-11:50 am GYM D102 staff
45087 + PED 4968 Internship 1.0This Course Is Restricted ToPhysical Education Majors Only.
Go To Department, SAC 1138,For Registration Instructions.
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA’ C Casten
45088 + PED 496S 02 Internship 2.0
This Course Is Restricted ToPhysical Education Majors Only.
Go To Department, SAC 1138,For Registration Instructions.
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Casten
45089 + PED 496S 03 Internship 3.0This Course Is Restricted To ,Physical Education Majors OnlyGo To Department, SAC 1138,
For Registration Instructions.
TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Casten
47507 + PED 496S Internship 1.0This Course Is For AthleticTrainingMajors Only.
staff11 13
PHYSICS —46627 PHY 100 01 Patterns In Nature 3.0 MWE 11;00-11:50 am NSM C221 staff
46625 PHY 100 02 Patterns In Nature 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am NSM D129 staff
46631 PHY 100 03 PatternsInNature 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM C221 staff
46629 + PHY 106 01 Physical Science I : 3.0
Co-req: PHY 106L
TTh 1:00- 1:50 pm NSM C213_—*K Lee
Footnote definitions can be found atthe end of the course listing section.+ Consult currentUniversity Catalog for course prerequisite(s).
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47228 +PHY 106L 01 Physical ScienceILab 0.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C213 K Lee 64
: Co-req: PHY 106
47229 +PHY 106L 02 Physical ScienceILab 0.0 TTh 2:00- 3:15 pm NSM C243 K Lee 643 Co-req: PHY 106 3
47230 +PHY 106L 03 Physical ScienceILab O02 Ein 3:30- 4:45 pm .NSM C243 staff 64é Co-req: PHY 106 ee cal 4
| 46628 +PHY 108 01 Physical ScienceI 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM C213 staff 64
Foy ae Co-req: PHY 108L sph eatenhe PER ge a
47231 +PHY 108L 01 Physical ScienceIILab 0.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C243 staff 64
Co-req: PHY 108
47232 +PHY 108L 02 Physical ScienceIILab 0.0 MW. # = 6:30- 7:45 pm NSM C243 staff 64
Co-req: PHY 108 ;
47233 +PHY 108L 03 Physical Science II Lab 0.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C243 staff 64
Co-req: PHY 108
46624 +PHY 120 01 _ Elements Of PhysicsI 40 TTh 10:00-11:15 am NSM C213 staff 64
< Co-req: PHY 120L
47234 +PHY 120L 01 Elem OfPhysicsILab OH:e-- 5 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B242 staffee Co-req: PHY 120°
47235 +PHY 120L 02 Elem OfPhysicsI Lab 0.0 Th 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B242 staffwR : Co-req: PHY 120
46626 +PHY 130 01 General PhysicsI 5.0 MWE 11;20-12:30 pm NSM B252 J Imai:aes Co-req: PHY 130L :
47236 +PHY 130L 01 General PhysicsILab : 0.0 M 1;00- 3:50 pm NSM B242 staff 64Co-req: PHY 130 \
47237 +PHY .130L 02 General PhysicsILab 0.0. Ww: 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B242 staffCo-req: PHY 130
46632 +PHY 132 01 GeneralPhysicsII 50-3 Ein # 5:20- 6:59 pm NSM C239 K Ganezer 64Co-req: > PHY 132L
47238 +PHY 132L 01 General PhysicsII Lab 0.0 Th # 7:00- 9:50 pm NSM B242 staffCo-req: PHY 132 ee
46633 .+PHY 310 01 TheoreticalMechanics I 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C213 staff
46630 PHY 331 01. Audio Electronics S05. Tb 1:00- 1:50 pm NSM D129 J Imai : 64
Co-req: PHY 331L
47239 PHY 331L 01 Audio Electronics Lab : 0.0 TTh 2:00- 3:25 pm NSM C251 J Imai 64
ee Co-req: PHY 331
46616 +PHY 346 01 ThermalPhysics 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM D129 staff
46634 +PHY 350 01 Electromagnetic TheoryI 3,07; PER # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM D129 staff
___* +PHY 4945S 01 _ IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff | 12
ie PHY 498S 02 Directed Research 200 Tee TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12
+PHY 498S 03 Directed Research 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12
46654 POL 100 01 GenSt:WorldPerspectives 3.0 TTh — # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 3152 L Chaffee
46657 POL 100 02 Gen St:World Perspectives 300 ean 10:00-11:15 am SBS F125 W Martin
46662 POL 100 03 Gen St:World Perspectives 3.0 MWF 10:00-10:50 am SBS F121 staff :
46619 POL 101 01 American Institutions 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM B252 O Wilson 42
46621 POL 101 .02 AmericanInstitutions 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B238 O Wilson 42 :
46658 POL 101 03 American Institutions 3.05.3 Tan Bt 10:00-11:15 am SCC J146 — L Chaffee 42
47355 . POL 101 04 American Institutions 3.050 STIR 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C221 J Kaplan 42
46651 POL 101 05 American Institutions 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC 11305 L Chaffee 42
46664 POL 101 06 AmericanInstitutions 3.0 MWF 11:00-11:50 am SBS B110 A Fisher 42
46666 POL 101 07 American Institutions 3.0 MWF 12:00-12:50 pm SBS B110 A Fisher 42
46660 POL 101 08 American Institutions 3.0 _MWF 9:00- 9:50 am SBS B131 R Palmer 42
46907 POL 101 _51 American Institutions 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 42
| Credit By Examiriation Section| ae This sectionfor Statewide NursingProgram students,
45327 POL 25101 QuantMethPoliAnalysis 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A104 W Martin
45326 POL 304 01 BasicLaw:Substantive 30 Tin # = 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS E220 staff
46655 POL 310 01 Issues American Govern 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45pm SBS B209 J Kaplan
46663 POL 312 01 State&Local Government 3.0 .MWE 10:00-10:50 am SBS F125 R Palmer
| 46620 POL 315 O01 CongressAndPresident 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS F121 R Palmer ig
46661 POL 320 01 Urban Govern Plcy Choices 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SBS D121 O Wilson
| 46667 POL 323 01 BlackPolitics 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B131 O Wilson
aea COURSE TITLE
UNITS WEN EY LR cpa INSTRUCTOR FOOTNOTES
a a
46622 POL 325 01 WomenAndPolitics 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS G122 MBlue47356 POL 334 01 American Foreign Policy 38>: ITh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D219 W Martin
46650 POL 335 01 _ International Politics 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D121 W Martin
‘46653 POL 34001 PolChangeIst 3rdWorlds 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B137 staff46652 POL 349 01 GovPol Subsaharan Africa 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B23i staff46656 POL 350 01 History Political Ideas 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS A204 J Kaplan46659 POL 354 01 AmerPoliticalThought 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E220 J Kaplan46665 POL 361 01 AmerConst Law CivilRght. 3.0 MWE 12:00-12:50 pm. SBS ‘Al44 R Palmer
46623 POL 370 01 PubOpinionPropaganda 3.0 MW # 7:00- 9:15 pm NSM C221 A Fisher
PRE-ENGINEERING46529 +CHE 110 01 General ChemistryI ‘5.0 =MWE 8:40- 9:50 am NSM D123 H Martinez 57 64
Co-req: CHE110L A
47207 +CHE 110L 01 GeneralChemistry I Lab 0.0 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B340_ H Martinez 64Co-req: CHE 110
47208 +CHE 110L 02 General ChemistryILab 0.0 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B340_TReilly 64Co-req: CHE 110
47209 +CHE 110L 03 General Chemistry I Lab 0.0 Th 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B340_ T Reilly 64Co-req: —CHE 110 ;
46973 +MAT 191 01 CalculusI 4.0 MWE 10:00-11:10 am NSM B252 J Barab47400 +MAT 191 02 Calculus! 4.0 MTWTh # 5:00- 5:50 pm SOE 1107 staff46971 +MAT 193 01 CalculusIl 40 MWE | 7:20- 8:30 am SBS B238 R Alt47401 +MAT 193 02 Calculus — 40 MTWTh # 6:00- 6:50 pm SBS A216 staff46974 +MAT 211 01 CalculusIII 4.0 |MWE 10:00-11:10 am SBS B209 G Hart47038 +MAT 311 - 01 Differential Equations 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SBS A210 staff46626 +PHY 130 01 General PhysicsI E 5.0 MWE 11:20-12:30 pm NSM B252. J Imai 64
Co-req: PHY 130L :
47236 +PHY 130L01 GeneralPhysics I Lab 0.0 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B242 staff 64Co-req: PHY 130 :
47237 +PHY 130L 02 GeneralPhysics I Lab 0.0 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B242 staff 64Co-req: PHY 130
46632 +PHY 132 01 GeneralPhysicsII 5.0 TTh # 5:20- 6:59 pm NSM C239 K Ganezer 64Co-req: PHY 132L ;
‘47238 +PHY 132L 01 GeneralPhysicsI Lab 0.0 Th # 7:00- 9:50 pm NSM B242____ staff 64Co-req: PHY 132
PSYCHOLOGY46724 PSY 101 01 GenSt:UnderstandHumBeh 3.0.3 -PER 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D225 _ L Gray-Shellberg
46728 PSY 101 02 GenSt:UnderstandHumBeh 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D225 S$ WilcoxThe C.L.A.S.S. Program will
providegroup study sessionsfor students in this section. h
45329 PSY 110 01 CritThinking&ProbSolv 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC E139 GMarsh46725 PSY 230 01 Elem Stat Analysis Psych Bor TUney 8:30- 9:45 am SBS D121 L Rosen
The C.L.A.S.S. Program will
providegroup study sessions
for students in this section.
46566. PSY 230 02 ElemStatAnalysisPsych 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM B252_ S Danis46734+PSY 235 01 IntroTo Research Methods 3.0 M 11:46- 1:25 pm SBS B131— S$ Santos 64
The C.L.A.S.S. Program will
providegroup study sessions-for students in this section.
Co-req: —PSY 235L ;
‘47159 +PSY 235L 01. IntroToResrch Meth-Lab 0.0 W 11:55- 2:25 pm SBS A232 S$ SantosCo-req: PSY 235 .
‘47160 +PSY 235L 02 Intro ToResrch Meth-Lab 0.0 M 1:29- 3:59 pm SBS A232 S§ Santosi Co-req: PSY 235
46723 PSY 305 01 History And Systems Psych 3.0 MW 1,00- 2:15 pm SCC 11305 L Gray-Shellberg
46678 PSY 305 02 HistoryAndSystemsPsych 30 TTh # 5:30- 6:46 pm SCC Ji46 L Gray-Shellberg«=46731 PSY 314 01 Behavior Modification 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SCC 11305 L Rosen
46716 PSY 314 02 Behavior Modification 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC 11305 staff Rea46570 +PSY 331 01 MeasurementInPsychology 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS 220 305864
Co-req: 46908 PSY 331A 01SDanis
70 Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+ Consult currentUniversityCatalogfor course prerequisite(s).
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46726 +PSY 331 02 Measurement In Psychology 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS B215_ S Danis 30 5864Co-req: 46909 PSY 331A 02
46908 +PSY 331A 01 Measurement In Psychology 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 30 5864Co-req: 46570 PSY 33101 ;
46909 +PSY 331A 02 Measurement In Psychology 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 30 58641 Co-req: 46726 PSY 331 02
ee 46727 PSY 340 01 Social Psych: Psych Persp 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS D225 S Wilcox
\ 46710 PSY 340 02 SocialPsych:PsychPersp 30 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B238 S$ Wilcox ee: 46722 PSY 342 01 InterprsnAndGroupDynam 3.0.°2°TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B231_ S Danis
E 46730 PSY 350 01 Developmental Psychology 3.0 MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SCC Jl46 L Rosen
Fe 46713 PSY 350 02 Developmental Psychology Ore iat # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B110 D Henschel
Ey 47161 PSY 360 01 Theories Of Personality SOs) TER 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D225 D Henschel
46719 PSY 363 01 The Abnormal Personality 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D225 S. Wilcox
46712. PSY 363 02 ‘TheAbnormalPersonality 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SCC 11305 staff46732 PSY 367 01 Effective Comm Skills 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SBS F121 staff
46569 PSY 368 01 Human Sexuality 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B238 staff
46718 PSY 383 01 Psych Of Black Experience 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F225 R Davis
47162 +PSY 396. 01 Practicum In Psychology 3.0. W 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A246 J Todd 31525864Ex ' Co-req: PSY 3968 ‘
ee 46346 +PSY 396S 01 Practium In Psychology 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Todd 31 52 5864i Co-req: PSY 396
46720 +PSY 415 01 Ady Res Met In Cognitive Psych 3.0° TTh ~ 1;00- 2:15 pm NSM C221 G Marsh
45330 +PSY 416 01 Res Sem In Cognitive Psych 0 ore 10:00-11:15 am SCC E139 G MarshCo-req: PSY 415
f 45331 +PSY 416 02 Res Sem In Cognitive Psych 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SCC E139 G Marsh} . Co-req: PSY 415 j
BS 46714 +PSY 417 01 AdvResMethBiologicalPsych 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B238 D Henschel
Bar 47163 +PSY 418. 01 Res Sem Biological Psych 30... TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A232. D Henschel 64: Co-req: PSY 417
46729 +PSY 464 01. Intro To Clinical Psych 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B110 A Bohart
47165 +PSY 490 01 Senior Seminar Psychology 30 TER 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A246 L Gray-Shellberg 1120
46240 +PSY 490 02 SeniorSeminar Psychology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A232 A Hass 1120
+PSY 494S 01 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1231
+PSY 4948 02 IndependentStudy 3.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1231 :47166 +PSY 496 01 Internship 60 M # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A246 J Todd 20 3164
; Co-req: PSY 4968 :
46912 +PSY 496S 01 Internship 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Todd 20 3164
Co-req: PSY 496
+PSY 497 01 Sem: Peer Advising 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A246 R Davis 12: ae“ +PSY 498S 01 Directed Research 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff od i eae
+PSY 498S 02 Directed Research 3,0: SEBA: TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1231
PSY 535 01 AdvancedResearchMethods 3.0 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS A246 S Santos 111221
+PSY 563 01 SemInPsychopathology 30 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS Di21 A Bohart . 111221+PSY 566 01 IndvIntellectualAssess 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A232 B Palmer 11122164
Co-req: PSY 566A ;
+PSY 566A 01 Indv Intellectual Assess 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBAB Palmer 11122164Co-req: PSY 566
+PSY 570 Ol CommunityPsy:CurTheory 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS A246 -B Palmer 111221 :
+PSY 571 01 _ InternClinical-Communty -30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm ERC Cil2 A Hass i 1220 os+PSY 5978 01 Directed Reading 10. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 111221
+PSY 5978 02. Directed Reading 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11221+PSY 597S 03 Directed Reading 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA. __ staff Wiel,+PSY 598S 01 Directed Research 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 111221
+PSY 598S 02 Directed Research 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11 1221
+PSY 598S 03 Directed Research 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 111221
+PSY 599S 01. Thesis 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff , 11221
+PSY 599$ 02 Thesis 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 111221
+PSY 599S 03 Thesis 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff W122]
PSY 600S 71 Grad Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1112132130To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Office : flocated in the Small College Complex, SCCB141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyourprogram advisorforfurther information. aR
Footnotedefinitions canbe found at the end ofthe course listing section. 71+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
Mima Aoe TSS POLS POY ee OCT FOOTNOTES
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION46135 PUB 300 01 FoundationOfPub Admin 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SCC. E153 staff46159 PUB 300 02 Foundation OfPub Admin 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E153 staff46163. PUB 301 01 AdminLeadership &Beh 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E153 staff46168 PUB 301 02AdminLeadership&Beh 3.0 MW. 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B215 | M Auth46176 PUB 302 01 Admin Financial Resources 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS_ B215 staff
46179 PUB 302 02 Admin Financial Resources 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E153 staff46181 PUB 303 01 Public PersonnelAdmin 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B215 JBell46182 PUB 304 01 Admin Of Public Policy 3.0.°° TTA 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B215 — F Smith
‘46183 +PUB 305 01 AppliedStatsInPubAdm 3.0. Th # 7:00-9:45 pm SCC J146 staff46186 PUB 315 01 Labor-MgmtRelnsInGov 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 3135 G Colboth46189 PUB 324 01 Analytic Decision-Making 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B137 staff46195 PUB 326 01 _ IntergovRelnsGran‘/Admn 3.0.01th 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D125 staff
46222. PUB 330 01 Urban Administration’ 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS [i25 F Smith46227. PUB 340 01 Crim Justice&Community 3.0 - TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS D125 G Colboth46231 PUB 342 01 Legal FounJusticeAdmin 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3135 staff46234. PUB 371 01 Health Svc AdmPubPolicy Spee # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC EBi53 J Bell46242 PUB 423 01 Administrative Law 3.0 MW # 5:30-6:45 pm SBS Di25 staff46248 PUB 434 01 AdministrativePlanning 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D125 F Smith46253 .+PUB 490 01 SrSeminarPubAdmin 932 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC Ji46 DKarber - 2046255 +PUB 490 02 SrSeminar Pub Admin 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS E126 D Karber 20
PUB 4948 01 IndependentStudy 1.0 TBA TBA TBA. TBA TBA staff 1220PUB 494S 02 IndependentStudy * 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1220
PUB 4948 03- IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1220
PUB 496S 01° Internship Seminar&Practicum 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 2052
46263. PUB 500 01 EnvirmtPractOfPublAdm 40 Th # 6:10- 9:45 pm SBS B215 F Smith 112146265 PUB 501 01 PrinciplesOfPubMgmt 40 M # 6:10- 9:45pm SBS B143_ DKarber 112146267. PUB 502 01 OrgTheoryBehavior 40 Th # 6:10- 9:45 pm SBS B101 MAuth 112147246 +PUB 504 01 QuantMethInPubAdm 40° # 6:10-9:45 pm SBS B10] __ staff 112146269 PUB 506 01 Admin &PubPolicyAnalys PaO # -6:10- 9:45 pm ERC A213 J Smith 112146272 +PUB 508 01 Sem:PubPersnlLaborRel 40 W # 6:10- 9:45 pm SBS Bi01 JBell 112146278 +PUB 510 01 Sem:Public FinancialMgt 40 W # 6:10- 9:45 pm ERC A213J Smith 112146275 +PUB 525 01 Sem: HumanResourcesMgt 40 Th # 6:10- 9:45 pm ERC A213J Bell 112146281 +PUB 590 01 IntegrativeSemInPub Admin 40 M # 6:10- 9:45 pm SBS B101 MAuth 112152
+PUB 5948 01 IndependentStudy 1.0 BES: staff 11 122152+PUB 594S 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 sph staff 11 122152+PUB 594S 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 staff 11 122152+PUB594804 _IndependentStudy eo staff 11 122152+PUB 596S 01 InternshpSem&Practicum 4.0 staff 2 Ot+PUB _599S 01 Honors Thesis 4.0 staff 11 122152
PUB 600S 71 Grad Continuation Course 0.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11132130To enrollin the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Officelocatedin the Small College Complex, SCCB141, phone(310) 243-3741. Contactyourprogramadvisorforfurther information.
QUALITYASSURANCE46646 QAS 510 01 Adv Probability/Statistic a Ok: # 7:00- 9:45 pmNSM D129 staff 2146649 QAS 511 01 QualityProjMgmt & Planning 3.00. TH? # 7:00-9:45 pmSCC E149 staff ape‘46645+QAS 512 01 Reliability — 30. Wie. # 7:00-9:45pm -NSM D129 aieteee46648 +QAS 513 01 StatQualCntrl/Sampling 30 Th # 7:00-9:45 pm LCH A221 staff246647‘46647 +QAS 516 01 “Measure&TestTechniques a0ce TN __# 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS Di2i EB WatsonetOh Se TeEAS ‘6008 71 Grad Continuation Course 0.05.TRAC.* TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 21 30
To enrollin the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Office : 4located in the Small College Complex, SCCB141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyour
program advisorforfurther information.
46230 +QMS 321 01 Intro To Bus Statistics 3.0. MWF _ 10:00- 10:50 am SCC E153. M Nashif
46236 +QMS 321 02 Intro To Bus Statistics 50592 Tn 11:30-12:45 pm SCC E153 C Lopilato
72 Footnote definitions can be found atthe end of the course listing section.+ Consult current UniversityCatalogforcourse prerequisite(s).
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46238 +QMS 321 03 Intro To Bus Statistics 3.0; ae 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC E153 S$ Cokelez
46239 +QMS 321 04 Intro ToBusStatistics 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS E122 E Chu46241 +QMS 322 01 Production Management 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SBS B140 M Nashif
46243 +QMS 322 02 Production Management 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm .SBS B215 F Rezayat
46245 +QMS 322 03 ProductionManagement 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS B140. SCokelez) °° =.46246 +QMS 322 04 Production Management 3.05; tTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS _ B143 staff
46249 +QMS 322 05 Production Management 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS F225 E Chu
46251 +QMS 423 01 IntroOperationsResearch 3.0 MWF 8:00- 8:50 am SCC E153 M Nashif
46252 +QMS 423 02 IntroOperationsResearch 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS G126 F Rezayat46254 +QMS 423 03 Intro Operations Research 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pmSBS G126 S$ Cokelez
46256 +QMS 423 04 IntroOperationsResearch 3.0 TTh “# 8:30-9:45 pm SBS F125 EB Chu a46259 +QMS 427 01 QualityManagement 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS F225 F Rezayat46258 +QMS 428 01 PurchasingAndProcurement 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A210 S Cokelez
RECREATION ADMINISTRATION45226 REC 100 01 Dimensions Of Leisure 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SCC E167 M Cappel’
45227. REC 100 02 Dimensions Of Leisure 3.00 MWE 10:00-10:50 am SCC £167 staff
45228 REC 100 03 DimensionsOfLeisure 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm FH C008 staff‘ 45229 REC 124 01 Leadership In Recreation 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SCC E167 M Cappel
45230 REC 126 01 American Sign LanguageI 3.0. chTh 1:00- 2:15 pm ERC E133 S Bartiromo
CrListed; 47345 REC 126 9145231 REC 126 02 AmericanSignLanguageI 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm FH ‘C008 staff47345 REC 126 91 American Sign LanguageI 8.020 1:00- 2:15 pm TBA TBA staff
CrListed: 45230 REC 126 0145232 REC 220 01 Rec Group Activities 3.0. MWE 9:00- 9:50 am SCC K144_ S§ Leifer-Mathieu 647 Co-req: REC 220A
47148 REC 220A01- Rec Group Activities 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64: : Co-reqi REC220
45233. REC 225 01 . Intro Therapeutic Rec 3.0 MWB 10;00-10:50 am SCC L149. § Leifer-Mathieu :45234 REC 260 01 OutdoorEducation 20) TR 10:00-11:15 am FH C008 staff 6492
Co-req: REC 260A
47146 REC 260A 01 Outdoor Education 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64Co-req: REC260
45235 +REC 334 01. Leis Educ &Geron 3.0 MWE 11:00-11:50 am SCC K144_ § Leifer-Mathieu
45236 +REC 335 01 MgmtOfRecAreas&Pgms 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SCC E167MCappl |46887 +REC 426 01 AmericanSign LanguageIII 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm FH Wookwith!scsi
45237 +REC445 01 RecTherpyTreatmntProcd 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pmSCC E145 S$ Leifer-Mathieu f“45238 +REC 44801Hotel &ResortManagement 30 T # 7:00-9:45pm FH D003MCappl45239 +REC 493 01 Directed Field Exper Rec 308 5a TBA TBA TBA TBA MCappel 3164
t Co-req: REC 493S
46886 +REC 493S 01 Dir Field Exper Rec 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 3164Co-req: REC 493 a
45240 +REC 494S 01 IndependentStudy 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA MCappel45241 +REC 4945 02IndependentStudy 2.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA MCappel45242 +REC 494803_IndependentStudy $0. TRA os TRA CTBA TBA TBA M Cappel45243+REC4948 04 _IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Cappel mS
45244 +REC 4968 01 _ Internship 60. oT TBA TBA TBA TBA MCappel _—-3031 i
SCIENCE, MATH AND TECHNOLOGY46700 +SMT 310 01 Science And Technology 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS F225 staff
46706 +SMT 310 02 ScienceAndTechnology 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D225 staff46698 +SMT 310 03 Science And Technology 3.0 MW 2:58 3:45: por NSM C201, awksO ok Sone46701+SMT 310 04 ScienceAndTechnology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C221 staff
| 46699 +SMT 310 05 ScienceAndTechnology 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC 11305 staff46702 +SMT 310 06 Science And Technology 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am NSM C221 staff ‘46704. +SMT 310 07 Science And Technology 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SCC 11305 staff46708 +SMT 310 08 Science And Technology 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM B252_OSeely
| 46695 +SMT 310 09 ScienceAndTechnology 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C213 staff. ‘46697+SMT 310 10 ScienceAndTechnology 3.0 TTh # 7:00-8:15pm SBS F125 staff
46707 +SMT 312 01 Natural Processes 3.0 MWEF __ 10:00-10:50 am NSM C221 _D Sigurdson
Se ee ee
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s). 73
UN LTa1a TLS VES PTT SS Ena aye ESSREF. NR. NR. & SEC.
46696 +SMT 312 02 NaturalProcesses 3.0. TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM B252 staff
47488 +SMT 312 03 Natural Processes 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm ERC E127 staff
47489 +SMT 312 04 NaturalProcesses 30 Th # 6:30- 9:15 pm offcampus staffSanta Monica
47502 +SMT 312 96 NaturalProcesses 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm offcampus staffFountain Valley
47503 +SMT 312 97 NaturalProcesses 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm offcampus staffSylmar :
46705 +SMT 314 01 Introduction To Cosmology 2 BO MEW: 10:00-11:15 am SBS B231 staff
46703 +SMT 314 02 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0. -TTh 8:30- 9:45 am NSM B252 staff
46709 +SMT 314 03 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B252 staff
SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
SBS 101 01 Pers Soc IntellDevelop-HONORS 3014 TT 10:00-11:45 am SBS A210 staff 12
This sectionfor Honors Program students :
46691 SBS 318 01 Cult Plurlsm: 3.0: ETh 7:00-8:15 am. SBS B1i0 ~L Rosen
Impact ofTechnology
46692 SBS 318 02 Cult Plurlsm: SO ARE? 8:30- 9:45 am SBS D225 D Hata
‘ Japanese and Japanese Americans
46688 SBS 318 03° Cult Plurism: 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS Bl10 F ArnoldEthnicity and Immigration :
46690 SBS 318 04 Cult Plurlsm: 30 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC 11305. C Udeze
Cultural Pluralism in US Society :
46685 SBS 318 05 Cult Plurism: 3.0; < ETH # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D225 F BillesCulture in Multinational Business
47169 SBS 318° 06 Cult Plurlsm: 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E173 S Orellana_ Cultural Pluralism in Global Context
46687 SBS 318 07 Cult Plurism: 3.0 Th # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS B238_ F Billes‘ Culture in Multinational Business
46694 SBS 318 08 Cult Plurlsm: ‘ 3.0 MWE 8:00- 8:50 am SBS D225 J MooreGlobal Perspectives on Sociocultural Diversity
46693 SBS 318 09 Cult Plurlsm: 3.0 MW 1:00-,2:15 pm SBS F225 J Curran
Oppression and Revolution oe
46682 SBS 318 10 Cult Plurlsm: 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC J146 A Fisher
American Jewish Experience
46683 SBS 318 11 Cult Plurism: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC 11305 A HassPsychohistory of the Holocaust ;
46689 SBS 318 12 Cult Plurism: 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D225 staff
46684 SBS 318 13 Cult Plurism: 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B110 staff
46686 SBS 318 14 Cult Plurism-HONORS: 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B238 staff
47359 SBS. 318 15, Cult Plurlsm-HONORS 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A210 L Moite
Africans and Americans ;This section isforHonors Program students.
46924 SBS 318 16 Cult Plurlsm: 3.0 Su 1:30- 2:15 pm SBS F225 staffCultural Conflict in SW US
47360 SBS 318 17 Cult Plurlsm: 563 r # 4:00- 7:00 pm offcampus staffSOC 600S 71 Grad ContinuationCourse 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21 30
To enroll in the Grad Continuation Course, contact the Extended Education Officelocated in the Small College Complex, SCCB141, phone (310) 243-3741. Contactyourprogram advisorforfurther information.
SOCIOLOGY‘ 46797. SOC 101 01 The Individual In Society 20> RU 10:00-11:15 am SCC K144 staff
The C.L.A.S.S. Program will :providegroup study sessions
: for students in this section, ;
46808 SOC 101 02 The Individual In Society 3,0 2Th 11:30-12:45 pm SBS 225 H Charnofsky Tiaeee46813 SOC 102 01 UnderstandSocRelations - 3.0. MWF 10:00-10:50 am SBS F225 R Hovard
46838- SOC 102. 02 Understand Soc Relations 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B110 . R Hovard
46799 SOC 220 01 Analytical Statistics 40 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS B231 H LoetherCo-req: SOC 220L
45320 SOC 220L 01 Analytical Stats-Lab 0.0 | TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A104 H LoetherBis ne Co-req: SOC 220
74 Footnote definitions can be found at the endofthecourse listing section.+ Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
rl ago-ret COURSETITLE TS HOURS EOL Monten FOOTNOTES
46846 SOC 303 01 QualitativeMethods 30 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B131_ § Riskin 3147158 SOC 305 01 Methods OfSoc Research 4.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B209 A Ryave
Co-req: 45322 SOC 305A 01
46680 SOC 305 02 MethodsOfSocResearch 40 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B209 A RyaveCo-req: 45323 SOC 305A 02
45322 SOC 305A 01 MethodsOfSoc Research 0.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B209 A Ryave iSCo-req: 47158 SOC 305 01
45323 SOC 305A 02. MethodsOfSocResearch 0.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS B209 A RyaveCo-req: 46680 SOC 30502
46815 SOC 311 01 Social Organization 3.0 MW 11:00-11:50 am SBS F225 R Hovard46770 SOC 311 02 SocialOrganization 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E153. R Hovard46764 +SOC 316 01 SociologyOfAdultLife:Aging 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS F125 S$ Raphael46735 SOC 320 O01 The Family 8.0eTTh ‘1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B131 — F. Hosokawa
46760 SOC 320 02 TheFamily 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D225 § Riskin46795 SOC 321 01 Sociology Of Education 3.0°<. TTR 2:30-3:45 pm SBS B110 F Arnold
46825 SOC 321 02 SociologyOfEducation 30 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D225 F Arnold46811 SOC 331 01 MinorityRacial Ethnc Rel 3.05% TTR 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B110 F Hosokawa
46772 SOC 331 02 MinorityRacial Ethnc Rel BO. Th 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F225 H Charnofsky
46848 SOC 334 01 WomenInSociety 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B131 J Curran46835 SOC 340 01 SocPsych:SocPerspectiv 3.0 MW 2:30-.3:45 pm SBS BI31_ S Riskin46759 SOC 340 02 SocPsych:SocPerspectiv 3.0 MW # 7:00- 815 pm SBS D225§ Riskin46805 SOC 355 01 ModernSocTheories 4.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS G122 D Bryan 11
Co-req: SOC 355A
46841 SOC 355 02 ModernSocTheories 40 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS E122 DBryan 11Co-req:’ SOC 355A
46845 SOC 355A 01 ModernSocTheories 0.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS G122 D Bryan 11
Co-req: SOC355 :
46817 SOC 355A 02 ModernSocTheories 0.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E122 D Bryan 1Co-req: SOC 355
46829 SOC.364 01 Corrections 30 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B215 J Quicker46771 SOC 365 01 DeviantBehavior 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS 8238 staff46821 SOC 367 01 SociologyOfLaw 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B238 J Curran46801 SOC 368 01 Criminology 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM B252 J Quicker 346839 SOC 369 01 juvenile Delinquency 3.0. MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F225 J Quicker46766 SOC 381 01 Field StudiesUrbanProbs 30 W # 8:30-9:45 pm SCC 11305 ARyave 3031
. Co-req: SOC 381S :
46925 SOC 38i1S 01 Field Studies Urban Probs 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 30 31Co-req: SOC 381
46827. SOC 395 01° SpecialTopicsInSoc: 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E116 S RaphaelCrListed: 46823 SOC 595 01
46844+SOC 402 01 MultivariateAnalysis 40 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B101 HLoetherCo-req: SOC 402L ‘
45325 SOC 402L 01 Multivariate Analysis 0.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A104 Hi LoetherCo-req: SOC402
+SOC 4945 01 IndependentStudy_ 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1231+SOC494502 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA. TBA staff 1231+SOC 494S 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff ay
46767 +SOC 511 01 SemSocialOrganizations 30 °T # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D121 HLoether 2146762 SOC 518 01 SemMarriageAndFamily 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 DBryan 21 i46765 +SOC 555 01 SemSociologicalTheory 3.0 Th # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS F121 F Arnold 2146847 +SOC 569 01 SemJuvenileDelinquency 3.0 M # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS D2i9 J Quicker 2146823 +SOC 595 01 Special Topics 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E116 S Raphael Se ae ‘i
Lesbian and Gay Life Cycles
CrListed: 46827 SOC 395 01
SOC 596S 01 Practicum In TeachingSociolog 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA A Ryave 1221+SOC 597S 01 Directed Reading 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA A Ryave 1221 i+SOC 597S 02 Directed Reading 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA ° A Ryave 1221+SOC 597S 03 Directed Reading 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA A Ryave 1221+SOC 598S 01 Directed Research 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA A Ryave 1221+SOC 598S 02 Directed Research 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA. A Ryave 1221+SOC 598S 03 Directed Research 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA A Ryave 1221+SOC 599S 01 Grad Capstone 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA A Ryave 1221+SOC 599S 02 Grad Capstone 3.0 TBA ‘TBA TBA TBA TBA A Ryaye 1221
Footnote definitions can be found at the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s).
75
AAR Mah TEV HOURS SOa SCP ATES
+SOC 599S 03 Grad Capstone 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA A Ryave 1221
+SOC 599S 04 Grad Capstone 40 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA ARyave 1221
+SOC 599S 05 Grad Capstone 5.0 TBA TBA TBA ‘TBA TBA A Ryave 1221
SPANISH47129 SPA 110° 01. Beginning Spanish I 3.0 MWE 10:00-10:50 am LCH A223 staff47130 +SPA 111 01 Beginning SpanishII 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A223 J Cuervo47131 SPA 115 01 __IntensiveBeginning Spanish 6.0 MW # 4:00- 6:45 pm LCH A223RRomero eae47132 SPA 115 02 IntensiveBeginning Spanish 6.0 TTh # 5:30-8:15 pm LCH A223 R Romero47133. SPA 151 01 _ Intro ToHispanic Culture 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A223_ P Sanchez 5447134 +SPA 220 01 Intermediate Spanish I 3.0 TTh _ 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A223. M Dominguez47135 +SPA 221 01 Intermediate Spanish II 3.0. TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A223 LWatts— isn ga47136 +SPA 221 02 Intermediate Spanish II 3.0 MW __ 2:30- 3:45 pm’ LCH A223 F Lauerhass47137. SPA 230 01 Spanish Conversation 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A308 J Cuervo47138 SPA 280 01 SpanishForNativeSpkrs 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A223 staff46637 +SPA 305 01 AdvComp,Syntax,Stylistcs 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A230 L Watts46643 SPA. 311 Ol StructureOf Spanish 30°." EER 1:00- 2:15pm LCH A230 M Dominguez
46636 SPA 311 02 StructureOfSpanish 30 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A229 M Dominguez46641 +SPA 330 01 Interp Hispanic Lit 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B203 EF Lauerhass47139 +SPA 341 01 Advanced Conversation 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm’ LCH A223.FLauerhass (tit—~S47140 +SPA 351 01 CntHispCultSpaSpkAm 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A223 PSanchez46642 +SPA 351 02 CntHispCultSpaSpkAm 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCHA230 L Watts eee46635 SPA 435 01 SociolingAppMex-Am Dial 3.0 MW -2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A221P Sanchez 5446639 SPA 435 02 SociolingAppMex-AmDial 3.0 Th # 4:00-5:15 pm LCHA227 M Dominguez 5446638 +SPA 453 01 LiteratureOfSpain 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBSB203. FLauerhass#46644 +SPA 454 01 Cervantes: Don Quijote 3.0 MW 1:00+ 2:15 pm LCH A227. P Sanchez
46640 +SPA 490 01 SemSpanishAmericanLit 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A221 L Watts+SPA 4948S 01 IndependentStudy : 1g0-) “EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Cuervo 12
+SPA 594S 01 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA JCuervo 1221+SPA 597S 01 Directed Reading 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Cuervo 1221
TELEVISION ARTS47095 TVA 335A 01 TV Directing! 3.0. TTh 9:30-12:00 pm LCH ‘A209 G Vinovich 64
; Co-req: TVA 338A E
47093 “+ TVA 338A 01 TV Crew Participation 3.0 TTh 1:00- 3:30 pm TBA TBA G Vinovich 64Co-req: TVA 335A
47094 TVA 363A 01 TV Titling and Animation 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA G Vinovich os ae
THEATRE ARTS46747. THE 100 01 Television Film&Theatre 3.0 MWF 10:00-10:50 am UT A102. P Rodney 31
46746 THE 100 02 Television Film&Theatre 3.0 TTh | 11:30-12:45pmSBSE220. RHeuschkel31 —46745. THE 120 01 FundamentalsOfSpeech 2.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS £122 G Burtis kak
Co-req: 46342 THE 120A 0146738 THE 120 02 FundamentalsOfSpeech 2,0)-.9ETh 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC L149 _ G Burtis 3
. Co-req: 46958 THE 120A 02
46736 THE 120 03 Fundamentals OfSpeech 2.0 MW 2:30-3:45 pm SBS E122 S WeinerCo-req: 46961 THE 120A 03
46737 THE 120 04 FundamentalsOfSpeech 2.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm UT A102 staffCo-req: 46962 THE 120A 04
47297 THE 120 05 Fundamentals OfSpeech 20. TTh G0 OAS ogne AUT endedee vata Sok eeeeCo-req: 47298 THE 120A 05 ;
46342. THE 120A 01 FundamentalsOfSpeech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA G Burtis TeenCo-req: 46745 THE 12001. \
46958 THE 120A 02 FundamentalsOfSpeech 0.0. TBA TRA IBA: Sac TRAMTBAS 4GBurts on sh ha: Co-req: 46738 THE 120 02
46961 THE 120A 03 FundamentalsOfSpeech “0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA S Weiner AeCo-req: 46736 THE 120 03
76 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalogfor course prerequisite(s).
rig COURSETITLE TS AML Mat FOOTNOTES
‘46962 THE 120A 04 Fundamentals OfSpeech 0.0 TBA TBA_TBA TBA TBA staff-; Co-req: 46737 THE 120 04 :
47298 THE 120A 05 Fundamentals OfSpeech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staffCo-req: 47297 THE 120 05
47299 THE 160 01 Acting For Non-Majors 30). Bue 2:30- 3:45 pm UT A102 —-P Rodney Aa
47300 THE 251 01 Script Analysis 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15amUT A102 W DeLuca46743. THE 320 01 Speech Skills&Tech 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A219. G Burtis47301 THE 322 01 OralInterpOfLit 3.0° MW 1:00- 2:15pm UT A102 S Weiner47009 +THE 329P 01 Forensics Workshop 20 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A330 G Burtis47482 THE 337 01 Creative Dramatics 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm UT: Al02 S Weiner
Co-req: 47302 THE 337A 0147302 THE 337A 01 Creative Dramatics 0.0. MW # 4:00-5:15 pm UT TBA S Weiner
Co-req: 47482 THE 3370147303 THE 342 01 Design/Tech:Scenery&Lighting 30 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm UT A102RHeuschkel
Co-req: THE 342A
46965 THE 342A 01 _ Design/Tech:Scenery&Lighting 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA R Heuschkel2 Co-req: THE 342 ‘
46741 THE 346P 01 Theatre Workshop 10 W 12:00-12:50 pm UT A102 RHeuschkel
46739 THE 346P 02 Theatre Workshop 2.0 W 12:00-12:50 pm UT A102. WDeLuca! ; P. Rodney
46744. THE 355 01 World Theatre! 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm UT A102 -R Heuschkel46742 THE 364 01 ActingII 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D121 P Rodney
Co-req: THE 364A
47304 THE 364A 01 Actingll 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staffCo-req: THE 364
47305 THE 453 01- Multicultural Diver:Amer Theat 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm UT A102 W DeLuca °46966 +THE 494S 01 IndependentStudy 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBATBA P Rodney46967 +THE 4948 02 IndependentStudy 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA P Rodney46968 +THE 4948 03 IndependentStudy 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA P Rodney46969 +THE 499 01 Senior Project 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA S$ Weiner
WOMEN’S STUDIES46477 HIS 380 01 WomenInHistory 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A144 M Garber47076 IDS 320 01 InterTopInHumStud: 30 M # 7:00-9:45 pm LCH A221 staff
. Mod Amer Soc Probs ;
47077 DS 320 02 InterTopInHumStud: 30 =«T # 7:00- 9:45 pm ERC E127 staff wes: American Dream
Fountain Valley
CrListed: 47366 IDS 32096
47362 IDS 320 03 Inter Top In HumStud: 3.0 Su 10:00-12:45 pm SBS E220 staffEthnicity in America
47363 IDS 320 04 InterTopiInHumStud: 30° OF # 7:00- 9:45 pm. offcampus staffFutureAsHistSylmar
47364 IDS 320 05 InterTopInHumStud: 3.0 M # 6:30-9:11 pm offcampus staffHistory OfLA Peop
Santa Monica
47365 IDS 320 06 InterTopinHumStud: 30 T # 6:30- 9:45 pm offcampus staffWomen+WorkMt. Sac
47366 IDS 320 96 InterTopInHumStud: 30 T “#=-7:00-9:45 pmoffcampus staff ti tst~SAmerican Dream
FVCr Listed: 47077 IDS 320 02
46622 POL 325 01 WomenAndPolitics 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS G122 M Blue46735 SOC 320 01 The Family 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B131 FHosokawa46760 SOC 320 02 TheFamily 30 MW # 8:30-9:45 pm SBS D225 § Riskin46848 SOC 334 01 WomenInSociety 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 815 pm SBS Bi31 JCurran ee
Footnote definitions can bé found at the end ofthe course listing section.+Consult current UniversityCatalog for course prerequisite(s). 77
Footnotes
Program acceptance |or specific dass standingrequirements11 This section is restricted to students
with designated majors. Studentswith other majors will not be al-
lowed to register for the section via
T.O.R.O.S.
12 Contact the department for thecourse reference number.
13 Section is not available for registra-tion via T.O.R.O.S. Contact the
department for registration instruc-tions.
15 Must have departmental approval in
order to drop or withdraw from theclass. ‘
19 Junior or Senior standing required
‘20 Senior standing required. “
21 Graduate standing required.
23 This section is restricted to HonorsProgram students. Students inter-ested in the Honors Program shouldcontact Dr. Rudy Vanterpool, coor-
dinator in the Honors ProgramOffice, SCC 11103 or call 243-3974.
24 This section is restricted to PACE
students. Other students may enroll
"if space is available after PACE stu-dents are registered.
25 This section is restricted to State-wide Nursing Program (SNP) stu-dents. Contact the Division ofNurs-
ing for registration information.
Additional classmeeting time requirements30 Additional class time required.
31 Includes required off-campus meet-ing or fieldwork for which studentsmust make their own transportationarrangements.
32 Course includes an optional fieldtrip for which there will be a trans-portation charge.
33 Students must be available three (3)
hours per week between 8 a.m. and2 p.m to observe in schools. Stu-
dents must make their own trans-
portation arrangements.
34 The C_L.A.S.S. Program will providegroup study sessions for students inthis section.
78
Fulfills requirements40 Fulfills Title V, article 3.3 of section
40404.
41 Meets state requirement in Ameri-
can History.
42 Meets state requirement for U.S.Constitution and California Gov-
ernment.
Special course conditions,restrictions or requirements50 Course meets in the gymnasium for
the first class meeting.
51 This section meets at an off-campus
site for PACE students.
52 This course is offered credit/nocredit grading only.
54 Course is conducted in English.
55 Health requirement: students en-rolling in Physical Education
courses assume the responsibility
for satisfactory health status appro-priate for class activity.
56 Lab coat required.
57 Students enrolling in Chemistry 110must take the General Chemistry
Placement Examination given on
the first day ofclass.
58 Class ending date does not
conincide with regular semesterending date.
60 This course meets the CTC com-puter requirement only for students
who have completed the student
teaching/intern program at CSU
Dominguez Hills. All others musttake GED 535.
61 Intensive Learning Experience (ILE)
section: ELM score must be between100 and 350 (inclusive).
62 Courses numbered 001-099 do not
count for degree credit.
63 Crosslisted section: more than one
section is taught in the same room at
the same time. (Students shouldregister in only one of the sections
crosslisted.)
64 Co-requisite Course: courses withthis footnote require concurrentenrollment in more than one course.
Refer to the course description inthe current University Catalog.
Special Englishdepartment requirements71 Students must have taken the CSU
English Placement Test. Studentswith EPT scores designated by theCSU Chancellor’s Office as indicat-
ing eligibility in an Intensive Learn-ing Experience Program (ILE) must
enroll in ENG 088.
72 Special section for students in theIntensive Learning Experience Pro-gram (ILE). EPT scores must bebetween 120 and 141 inclusive.
73 Students must have taken the CSU
English Placement Test (EPT).
74 All students must meet the prereq-uisites: passing score on the GWE,(competency in writing require-ment); or English 350 or other
courses listed in the UniversityCatalog; also English 110 and 111 ortheir equivalents.
75 Prerequisite: All students must havetaken the CSU English Placement
Test (EPT) before they can enroll in
English 110. In addition, studentsmust score a T-151 or above on theEPT, meet one ofthe exceptions, orhave successfully completed ENG
088 and/or 099.
76 Prerequisite: completion ofENG110 or equivalent. Written verifica-tion (letter ofnotification, grade
slip, transcript, evaluation form)mustbe presented to the instructor atthe first class meeting.
77 Completion oflower division com-position requirement required.
Written verification (grade slip,transcript) must be presented to the
instructor at the first class meeting.
78 Prerequisite: Completion ofENG111 or equivalent.
Special Teacher Educationdepartment requirements80 Advanced registration available only
for interns.
81 BCLAD students only.
FOOTNOTEScontinued on nextpage
Additional coursefee requirements90
91
An additional course material/model fee of $10 is required.
Students enrolling in English (ENG)350; or History (HIS) 300; or Inter-
disciplinary Studies (IDS) 398 are
required to pay a course material fee
of $4.
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dents enrolled in Physical Education
(PED) 116, 124, 140, 142, 156, 158,
162, 164, 170, 218, 250, 251, 252,
253, 254, 255, 256, 257,258, 259,
300, 301, 303, 360, 361, 425, 460,
461; and Recreation (REC) 260.
Students enrolling in Chemistry(CHE) 230L are required to pay an
$8 course laboratory fee.
Students enrolling in Chemistry
(CHE) 311L are required to pay a
$17 course laboratory fee.
Students enrolling in either Chemis-try. (CHE) 317L or 451L are re-quired to pay a course laboratory fee
of $18.
Students enrolling in Chemistry(CHE) 456L are required to pay a
, course laboratory fee of $22.
97 Students enrolling in Chemistry(CHE) 313L are required to pay a
course laboratory fee of $36.
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Final Examination Schedule
Fall 1997 Final Exam Week: 1997
ClassMeets Examination Day Time Class Meets Examination Day Time
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8:30a.m. Saturday Deco 13”. * 8:30'a,m..=" 10:30. a.m. 4:00 p.m. Monday Dec.15 4:45 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.
1:30 p.m. Saturday Dec. 13 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 6:10 p.m. Monday Dec. 15 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
; 7:00 p.m. Monday Dec.15 7:45 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.MWFE
7:00 a.m. Monday Dec. 15 7:00a.m. - 9:00 a.m. T
8:00a.m. Wednesday Dec.17 8:00a.m. - 10:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Tuesday Dec.16 4:45p.m.- 6:45 p.m.
9:00a.m. Friday » Dec. 19 9:00. a.m. - 11:00 a.m. 6:10p.m. Tuesday Dec.16 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
10:00 a.m: Monday Dec. 15 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Tuesday Dec 16.5 7:45p.m. > 9:45 p.m.
11:00a.m. Wednesday. Dec.17 11:00am. - 1:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. Friday Dec.19. 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. ". 4:00 p.m. Wednesday Dec.17 4:45 p.m.- 6:45 p.m.
MW 6:10 p.m. Wednesday Dec.17 — 6:30p.m.- . 8:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m. Monday Dec.15 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Dec.17 = 7:45p.m.- 9:45 p.m.
2:30 p.m. Wednesday :Dec.17 - 2:30p.m.- 4:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m. Monday Dec.15 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. =
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7:00 a.m. Tuesday Dec.16 -7:00a.m. - 9:00a.m.
8:30a.m. Thursday Dec.18 8:30am. - 10:30a.m.
10:00 a.m. Tuesday Dec.16 10:00. a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
11:30a.m. Thursday Dec.18 11:30a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m. Tuesday Dec.16 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
2:30p.m. Thursday Dec.18 2:30p.m.- 4:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m. Tuesday Dec.16 4:00p.m.- 6:00 p.m.
5:30p.m. Thursday Dec.18 5:30p.m.- 7:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m, Tuesday Dec.16 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
8:30p.m. Thursday Dec.18 8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Note: In the event a room conflict occurs during the initial ex-amination week; a new examination room will be assigned forthe exam and instructor notified.
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Special Sessions Programs
The Special Sessions area within the Division ofExtended Education is in the unique position to offer a wide variety ofindividualcourses for university credit to matriculating as well as non-matriculating students during both the special three week winter sessionand during the two summer sessions. During the fall and spring semesters, Special Sessions also offers a variety of courses for univer-
__ sity credit that satisfy the requirements for a number ofprograms. Special Sessions programs are uniquely designed to accommodatethe needs ofa given population. In some cases the completion ofa program may culminate in a bachelor’s or master’s degree and inothers it may result in a certificate or credential. Because Special Session courses are self-supporting, tuition is charged. The followinglist reflects the current Special Sessions programs and the contact person for each.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES: Interdisciplinary Studi
Bachelor ofArts DegreeContact: David Heifetz
(310) 243-3649
Negotiation and Conflict Management,Master ofScience Degree
Contact: Thomas Landefeld
(310) 243-3389
QualityAssurance,Master ofScience Degree
This degree program is offered inseveral formats: on campus, on-site,at corporate sites and on the Internet.
Contact: Eugene Watson
(310) 243-3880
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION: Administrative Servi
Credential
Contact: Robbe Henderson
(310) 243-3524
Assistive Technology Specialist,Certificate
Contact: Paul Richard(714) 966-4140;
Larry Belkin
(714) 966-4130
California Mathand Science Teacher Corps Project,Credential
Contact: Gail Heifetz
(310) 243-3997
Community College Teaching,Certificate
Contact: Special Sessions
Administrative Office
(310) 243-2781
Designated Subjects - Adult Education,Credential
Contact: Gerald Kobata(310) 243-2720
Multiple Subject, Cross-Cultural,
Language and AcademicDevelopment Emphasis,Credential
Contact: Kathleen Taira
(310) 243-3522;
Leni Cook
(310) 243-3905;
Phil Gonzales
(310) 243-3917
Resource Specialist,Certificate
Contact: Karl Skindrud
(310) 243-3923
Single Subject, Cross-Cultural,Language and AcademicDevelopment Emphasis,Credential
Contact: Susan Prescott
(310) 243-3960
Urban Settings Counseling,Certificate
Contact: Rita Lee
(310) 243-3904 or
(310) 243-3524
SCHOOL OF HEALTH:
NBachelor ofScience Degree
This program is available over satel-lite with SCC College Connection.
Contact: Kathleen Johnston
(310) 243-2040
Orthotics and Prosthetics,Certificates
Contact: Scott Hornbeak
(310) 243-2170
Physician’s Assistant,Master ofScience Degree
Contact: Pam Krochalk
(310) 243-3818
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT:
Business Administration,
MBA
All graduate courses will be offeredon KLCS (Channel 58 on regular TV
from Orange to Ventura counties).
Contact: Penny Putz
(310) 243-2162
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University PoliceThe Department is located on campus at:
SCC A-122, Bldg. 21000 East Victoria Street
Carson, CA 90747
(310) 243-3639
The StudentHousing Sub-station is lo-cated at:
Apartment F4(310) 217-6960
The Department ofPublic Safety pro-
vides safety oriented service to CSU
Dominguez Hills.
It includes University Police and Parking
Services providing 24 hour-a-day patrol
protection ofuniversity property, build-
ings, parking lots and student housing.All laws and codes ofthe state are en-forced on the campus, including regula-
tions the University establishes to ad-
minister the campus community.
Officers are responsible for reportingand investigating crimes, issuing traffic
citations and responding to medical
emergencies, traffic accidents and fire
emergencies, as well as other incidents
that require police assistance. University
police officers are vested with full lawenforcement powers and responsibilities,
identical to the local police or sheriffdepartments in your home community.
Officers meet training requirements
mandated by the California Commission
on Peace Officers Standards and Train-ing as well as training designed to meet
the needs of the university community.As state police officers their police au-
thority extends throughout the entire
state, including concurrent jurisdiction
with the Los Angeles County SheriffDepartment on the adjacent streets and
community.
The Department prepares and submits a
monthly Uniform Crime Report to theCalifornia Department ofJustice. The
Department also enters reported stolen
vehicles and property with serial num-bers into the National Crime Informa-
tion Center, allowing for recovery
throughout the United States.
As an active member ofthe CriminalJustice System, the University Police
interacts and cooperates with other lawenforcement agencies. Cases are filed
with the Los Angeles County DistrictAttorney. Information may also be given
sy
to the Office ofthe Vice President for
_ Student Affairs for appropriate action
involving students.
The Department works closely with the
Student Housing Office in an effort toeducate the residents in crime awarenessand crime prevention. The Department
established a police sub-station (COPS)
in apartment F4 in Student Housing tofacilitate a community based policingprogram in housing.
~All emergency call continue to be routed
to the main station in SCC A-122 on
campus and all officers continued to be
dispatched out ofthe main station.
The sub-station is intended to be a moreinformal setting in which housing resi-dents can meet officers, attend crime
prevention seminars, and take an active
part in solving public safety issues in thestudent housing area.
The Dispute Resolution Center is cur-
rently sharing the sub-station with ourdepartment.
Crime Prevention ProgramsThe Department has established pro-grams that serve to raise the level ofsafety awareness of the campus commu-nity. These programs include:
Student Orientation Program
Resident Advisors Training Pro-gram
Student Escort Service
Sexual Assault Prevention
Personal Safety Awareness
DUI and Drug Abuse
Theft Prevention
Operation ID Engraving
Building, Area and Parking LotLighting Surveys
9-1-1 Capability from all Universityphones
CUROUoe
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() Emergency Telephones at variouscampus locations
{Closed Circuit Television Surveil-lance - Parking Lot 4
{]. Emergency Preparedness Commit-tee
( Electronic Alarm Systems
The Student Escort Service provides
escort service during the hours of6 - 11
p.m. for students, faculty and staffwhowalk alone to their cars. Housing offers
an additional student escort service tothose living in Student Housing.
To request an evening escort
From pay phones & student
housing phones........... (310) 243-3639From campus phones .........+0s+ss0:, 3639
Most campus buildings and facilities areaccessible to members ofthe campuscommunity, guests and visitors Monday
through Saturday until 10 p.m. and ascertain special events dictate.
Motor vehicle lots, pedestrian walkways
and building exteriors are well lighted.The University Police conducts a weeklylight survey throughout the campus and
a report is made to Physical Plant on aweekly basis.
Shrubbery, trees and other vegetation oncampus are trimmed and maintained on
a regular basis with special attention
given to walkways. Physical Plant con-
ductsa facility audit on the entire cam-pus on an annual basis.
Campus Crime StatisticsCrime 1994 1995 1996
Homicide 0 0 0
*Sex Offenses —
Forcible 1 0 0
*Sex Offenses —
Non-Forcible 0 0 0
Robbery. 5 3 0
Assault(Simple& Aggravated) 10 3 4
Burglary 103 58 46
Vehicle Theft 14 15 7
Liquor Laws
(DU) LiquorLaws, Drunkeness) 14 15 5
Drug Abuse 16 12 6
Weapons 6 Se
* Beginning 8/1/92“Rape” category was replaced by"Sex offenses — Forcible or Non-Forcible.”
~ $ Burglary category includes: vehicle, building andresidential
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Parking ServicesParkingServices is responsibleforenforce-mentof parking regulations,guest parkingandtheinformationbooth.Theparkingof--
legaluse of ourparkingareasaswellaspro-vidingescortservice for ourstudents,facultyandstaff.
Forparkinginformation
From pay phones & studenthousing phones ........... (310) 243-3639
From campus phones .................. 3639
EmergencyTelephone NumbersPOLICE
24-Hour Emergency Line
From pay phones &student housing phones................. 911
From campus phones ... 9-911 or 3333,
24-HourNon-Emergency
From pay phones & studenthousing phones ........... (310) 243-3639From campus phones .......:.....1.... 3639
To REPORT AN EMERGENCYQ Give your name, telephone number
and location.
Q Give clear and accurate informa-tion.
Q) Be prepared to supply suspect andvehicle description, and direction oftravel.
Q DON’T HANG UP! Follow theinstructions ofthe dispatcher.
EmergencyTelephone Boxes() Look for the bright yellow boxes
mounted on poles with amber or bluelights.Lift handle — automatic connection tocampus police;
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University Policies
The University’sAlcohol & Drug PolicyConsumption ofalcohol or drugs on |
campus is limited to certain approvedevents and locations. All state laws deal-
ing with alcohol and drug use are enforcedby the University Police. Violators may
be subject to fine, imprisonment or ex-
pulsion from the University. Underage
consumption or possession of alcohol isnot permitted on university property,including athletic fields and studenthousing areas.
The University recognizes that alcohol or
drug dependency is an illness anda
health problem. Information, assess-
ment and referral services are available
oncampus. These programs assist stu-dents in finding alternatives to substance
abuse, while promoting a healthy lifestyleand the ability to cope with problems asthey arise.
Attendance atFirst Class MeetingIt is the responsibility ofthe student to
make certian that his/her drop has beenofficially recorded. Continued absence
from the class may yield a grade of "U".
Students who are in doubt as to whetheror not a faculty member has dropped
them from the class rolls should file theirown drop froma class. Refer to PM 94-
06, “Attendance at First Class Meetings.”
Students who have been dropped by theinstructor froma class but wish to re-
register must submit a change ofpro-gram (add/drop) card, signed by theinstructor, by the end ofthe third weekof the semester.
Prior to the end ofthe second week of
classes, a faculty member may, by follow-ing the appropriate procedures, initiate aformal drop ofstudents who:
(Q have missed the first two classmeetings (or the first meeting ifthe
class meets only once a week), andhave not advised the faculty mem-ber (or the department chair, ifno
faculty member was assigned to thecourse in advance) that their ab-
sence is temporary.
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Family Education Rights
andPrivacyAct of 1974
All student records ofThe CaliforniaState University including CSUDominguez Hills, are kept in accordance
with the provisions of the Family Educa-
tional Rights and Privacy Act of 1974.For specific information regarding this
act, please contact the Office ofthe Vice
President for Student Affairs, ERC C-532.
Non-discrimination PolicyCalifornia State University, Dominguez
Hills is an Equal Opportunity/Affirma-. tive Action institution that does not
discriminate on the basis of race, color,
religion, national origin, sex, sexual ori-entation, age, disability, disabledveteran’s or Vietnam era veteran’s status.
This policy is applicable to all employ-ment practices, admission ofstudents,
and educational programs and activities.Inquiries concerning this policy’s appli-
cation may be referred to the Diversity
Issues and Employment Practices Office,ERC B-518.
Policy on Sexual AssaultPM 96-01
I. Objectives
California State University, DominguezHills strives to provide an optimalenvironment for growth and learning.The campus community hasa right topursue these goals in an atmosphereconducive to personal safety. All formsofsexual assault are acts ofaggressionor violence against individuals. Asexual assault perpetrated on campusor in a campus-affiliated location willbe investigated for possible disciplinaryactions and/or criminal prosecution.
II. Definition ofSexual Assault
Any involuntary sexual act in which aperson is threatened, coerced or forcedto comply against her/his will. Such actsinclude, but are not limited to: rape(including “acquaintance rape”),forced sodomy, forced oral copulation,rape by.a foreign object, sexual batteryor threat ofsexual assault.
Ill. Procedures for Notificationofa Sexual Assault
All incidents ofsexual assault should be
reported to the Department of PublicSafety (University Police), either di-
rectly by the victim or with the consentofthe victim. The Department ofPublicSafety will notify the Vice-President forStudent Affairs on all sexual assaultreports, and will notify other depart-ments on campus, as appropriate, onaneed-to-know basis. While victimscannot be promised unequivocal confi-dentiality, protection of their identitywill be ofhigh priority in making suchnotifications.
If the victim reports a sexual assault tosomeone on campus other than the -Department ofPublic Safety, that per-son should encourage the victim tocontact that department. Ifthe victimcannot be persuaded to report theincident to the police, she/he should bereferred to the Health Center, theCounseling Center, the Women’s Cen-ter or the Vice President for StudentAffairs for assistance and support.Depending upon the nature ofthe
assault, Health Center medical provid-ers may be required by law to report theincident to the police.
IV. Responsibilities ofthe Department ofPublic Safety
1. All reports on sexual assault will bethoroughly investigated by theuniversity police. Arrests will bemade when appropriate. Ifindi-cated, results ofinvestigations willbe submitted to the DistrictAttorney’s Office for evaluation forcriminal prosecution.
2. University police will inform vic-tims of their various rights andoptions, including: criminal pros-ecution, civil prosecution, Victim’sAssistance Aid, the disciplinaryprocess through the university, andthe availability ofmediation. Whenappropriate, the university mayseek assistance from the CSU Officeofthe General Counsel.
3. University police will apprise vic-tims of resources available to themon campus, including health andcounseling services. They will alsoadvise the victim of the availabilityofsexual assault assistance pro-grams offcampus.
4. Ifnecessary or indicated, an officerwill transport the victim to an ap-propriate emergency medical facil-ity for treatment and/or evidencecollection. Officers will inform thevictim ofthe right to havea friend/family member accompany them tothe hospital. When possible, a
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same-sex officer will be assigned tointerview the victim and providetransport to the medical facility.
5. The Department ofPublic Safetywill notify the campus communityofall incidents of rape,and ofall
other incidents ofsexual assault asappropriate. Notification shalloccur as soon as possible by way ofa written “Crime Alert Bulletin”and shall be widely disseminated.Only those details ofthe assaultwhich are essential to the health andsafety ofthe campus communityshall be released. Public Safety willalso notify parents or relatives ofthe victim as appropriate and withthe consent of the victim.
Responses to the media regardingany incident ofsexual assault will behandled by the office ofUniversityAdvancement. The name of thevictim will not be disclosed in anynotification, either to the campuscommunity or to the media.
V. Legal Reporting RequirementsUniversity police are responsible forthe following reporting requirements:
1, When victims are under 18 years ofage, a Department ofJustice formSS 8583 must be submitted to theCalifornia Department ofJustice inSacramento. :
2. Statistics on sexual assaults must bemade available to those who inquireabout the occurrence on campus.
3. Sexual assault could requirecompletion of domestic violence-related calls for assistance - formBCS 715 under Penal Code Section13730 (a) or Section P.C. 13700 (a).
4. Monthly statistics will be submittedroutinely to the Department ofJustice.
5. The university police Investigatorhas responsibility for maintainingand submitting all required legalreporting.
The campus has designated the VicePresident for Student Affairs as theperson responsible for collectingdata on incidents of sexual assaulton campus and at campus-relatedevents. The Vice President will also,be responsible for insuring thatinformation on incidents of sexualassault are reported through thePresident to the CSU Chancellor’sOffice, as required byAAES 87-07.
VI. Procedures and Guidelines
for Campus DisciplinaryAction
A. Student Disciplinary Cases
The procedures utilized in casesinvolving sexual assault are gov-
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erned by existing disciplinary poli-cies set forth in California StateUniversity, Executive Order No.628. In cases where the accused is astudent or student organization, thereport should be made to the VicePresident for Student Affairs, whowill initiate appropriate action forinvestigating the complaint. Thedisciplinary process requires thatboth the victim and alleged assail-ant be informed oftheir rights asoutlined in Executive Order 628.
1. Victims ofa sexual assault areentitled to information regard-ing the status of their case andits resolution. Such informationshould be provided to the vic-tim by the Vice President forStudent Affairs or his/her desig-nee, or the appointed Campus ~Discipline Coordinator.
2..Victims will be informed oftheneedto identify both the victimand the assailant in the investi-gation and hearing of either a_student discipline case or acriminal prosecution. Similarly,accused students should bemade aware that victims will beinformed ofthe disposition ofstudent disciplinary actionsagainst accused perpetrators.
3. Allcurrent policies regarding —confidentiality and student’srecords will be followed inaccordance with Federal and
State laws and CSU policies.
‘4, Allreports and.recommenda-tions from a student disciplin-ary case will be forwarded to theVice President for StudentAffairs for final disposition. Theseverity and number of sanc-tions applied in cases ofsexualassault will depend on the na-ture of the case and the degreeofcomplicity. Anyofthe follow-ing are possible sanctions forstudents found guilty ofsuchcharges:
a. Expulsion
b. Suspension for aspecific time
c. Barring of accessto the campus
d. Disciplinary probationfor a specific time
e.. A lesser sanction
B. Employee Discipline Cases
In cases in which the accused is anemployee of the university, thereport should be made to the Ex-ecutive Vice President for Adminis-tration, who will initiate appropri-
ate action for investigating thecomplaint. Both the victim and the _alleged assailant will be informed oftheir procedural rights. All reportsand recommendations resultingfrom such an investigation will beforwarded to the President for finaldisposition. Possible sanction foran employee found guilty ofsuchcharges include, but are not limitedto:
a. Termination -
b. Suspension foraspecific time
c. Formal reprimand
VII. Resources and Services
Any student, faculty or staff member ofthe university who is or has been thevictim of a sexual assault on campus orat a campus - sponsored event held off-campus is entitled to receive supportservices available on campus.
Counseling services are providedthrough either Health Programs andPsychological Counseling or StudentDevelopment. Staffwho have beentrained in working with victims ofsexual assault and other violent crimeare available in each unit.
Victims ofsexual assault can receivefirst aid and urgent care in the StudentHealth Center. TheStudent HealthCenter can also provide follow-up careto sexual assault victims, including STDand pregnancy testing, referrals forHIV testing, or addressing other health.concerns that may be indicated subse-quent to the assault. There is no cost foron-campus services provided by theStudent Health Center. Victims need-ing services when campus offices areclosed will be given referral informa-tion for local health care agencies.
Individuals needing a full medical
evaluation, including evidence collec-tion, will be referred and transported toa local emergency care facility or hospi-tal equipped to provide those services.
Other offices on campus will, as a mat-ter ofpolicy, provide additional sup-port services to students, includingalternative housing assignments andacademic assistance alternatives. TheVice President for Student Affairs willinsure that victims of sexual assaultreceive available support services oncampus.
VIII. Prevention
The university believes it is importantto offer preventive as well as ameliora-tive programming to deal with issues ofsexual assault. A number ofoffices havebeen providing such services and willcontinue to do so as a matter ofpolicy.Public Safety, Health Programs and
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. Psychological Counseling, StudentDevelopment, Student Programs,Housing and the Women’s Center havebeen involved independently andjointly in providing workshops andseminars on crime prevention, rapeprevention and “acquaintance rape”awareness. A brochure we developedentitled “About Rape” has been widelydisseminated on campus for severalyears. It includes information about onand off-campus resources available tostudents. The university will continueto seek additional activities which.ad-dress increased awareness and preven-tion ofincidents ofsexual assault.
Refer to PM 96-01, May 1996.
Possession ofaFirearm on CampusViolators will be arrested and prosecuted
for felony violation ofsection 626.9 of
the California Penal Code which is pun-
ishable by two- four years in state prison.
Repeatand CancelThe Repeat and Cancel policy maybeused only by students working toward abaccalaureate degree. It may not be used
- by graduate/postbaccalaureate studentsworking on master’s degrees, graduatecertificates, teaching credentials or by
unclassified postbaccalaureate students,even when they might take undergradu-ate courses.
1. Inthe case ofa repeated course, thesubsequent grade is substituted for theearlier one in the computation ofunitsattempted and grade point average. Theprevious course grade(s) remains(s) on
the record, but is/are annotated asbeing discounted from grade pointaverage calculations.
Repeat and Cancel may onlybe used oncourses taken at CSU Dominguez Hillsand courses that are repeated at CSUDominguez Hills, or at another CSU |campus during summer sessions, or‘asa CSU visitor/concurrent student.
3. Repeat and Cancel may be used up to atotal ofeighteen (18) semester units
taken at CSU Dominguez Hills,
4. Repeat and Cancel may be used only ongrades of“U,” “F,” “D,” “D+,” “C-,”and not for “NC” and “W” grades.
5. Students must completea Noticeof _Repeated Courseform for each courserepeated that meets all Repeat andCancel policy guidelines.
6. A grade entered asa result ofthe stu-dent disciplinary procedures underExecutive Order No. 148 cannot becancelled and will be computed in thegrade point average.
All courses used to fulfill the require-
ments for the master’s degree must bepassed with a grade of“C” or better. Anycourse in the graduate program may berepeated and the two grades averagedwhen computing the grade point aver-age. However, any course in which a
grade lower then “C” is earned must berepeated for a grade of“C” or better andthe two grades averaged. An overall
grade point average of 3.0 (B) or aboveis required in all courses taken to satisfy
the master’s degree requirements.
CampusSmoking PolicyCalifornia State University, Dominguez
Hills has a responsibility to its studentsand employees to provide a safe and
healthful learning and working environ-ment. As a result, the following policywill be enforced:
(Smoking is prohibited in all campus -buildings, including offices, work
areas, classrooms, lecture halls, labora-tories, libraries, theatres, practicerooms, listening rooms, gymnasiums,
“the Student Union, meeting rooms,stairwells, elevators, eating areas andrestrooms. Certain areas external tobuildings which do not have adéquateventilation (e.g. patios, stairways and
walkways) may also be designated as_ non-smoking areas by the director of
Environmental Health and Safety.
( Smoking is also prohibited in all stateautomobiles, vans and trucks.
() The only exceptions are designatedsmoking areas.
For information and copies ofthe policy,refer to PM 91-01. Please contact: forfaculty, the Associate Vice President,Faculty Affairs; and for students, the
Vice President, Student Affairs; and forstaff, Director, Human Resources.
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Center for African American Educational Excellence ................. BA PE ine Bac sii nedladleah Ri nclagediroa cae 2515
Center for Learning and Academic Support ServicesTg Je a ate acecongass cax cts asscreoois evoansaliboecatbepsensslds SCC 11311
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Lost and Found OASIAAL 2e (venschayschasaseootraicoomades vesewcassia 3639
Management, School ofDean .... GRE He O0Gnichesical eta 3548Business Advisement Center (Undergraduate) .................. PETS AASca,crsincss ahiosscoeeanabsstarssoustuetycohascnssve dasietsquvaawanscageugesaeirazh 3561BNRED 1 cryouticaccsjeyscihsesacnpananedsapsLMResesua eA SAE 2 TAD iiecsisusshscssesicssivabevccthcastsstaeiecseesecuastueuss peeamavecdeesedtbpelactant 3465
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STUDENTLIFE - another part of education!
Get a life! Studies have shown that students who participate in campus activitiesare more satisfied with their university experience and more likely to succeedincompleting their degree. Also, today’s employers are seeking to hire well-rounded
graduates who have strong leadership skills. @ You can learn these skills by getting
involved in any of the fun and educational opportunities listed below and on the nextpage. Take your choice - we think you'll find it time well spent!
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS, INC. (ASI)
All CSUDH students are members of the Associated Students, Inc.ASI provides opportunities for involvement in the governance ofthe campus as well as a wide variety of activities and services forstudents. Please contact the ASI in the Loker University StudentUnion to discover all the opportunities available to you. For infor-mation, call (310) 243-3686.
ATHLETICS
Ten teams with national reputations for athletic and academicachievement offer students opportunities for involvement as anathlete and as a fan. Athletic program facilities include the gymna-
- sium, weight room and swimming pool, plus a baseball and soft-ball field, tennis courts, track and all purpose field. For informa-
tion, contact the Athletic Department in the Hughes Education
and Athletic Center or call 243-3893. °
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HOUSING
The rich cultural diversity of the campus is mirrored atDominguez Hills’ on-campus living complex, which offers apart-ment style-livingtoas many as 700 students who can choose from‘fully furnished one, two and three bedroom apartments. The hous-ing complex includes a computer lab, weight room, basketball andvolleyball courts,recreational lounges and meeting rooms. Social,cultural, educational and recreational programs are arranged byand for housing residents. The Housing Office provides informa-tion regarding on-campus living and also maintains listings oflocal apartments and rooms for rent. For information, contact the
Housing Office at 243-2228.
LOKER UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION
The Loker University Student Union is the hub of activities oncampus. Its facilities, programs and services play a central role inenhancing university life and contributing to out-of-classroomUniversity experiences. Check out the “Today’s Events” boardsthroughout the building to see what is happening in the Union.
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONSThe campus has more than 60 clubs, organizations and Greek let-
‘tered societies. Joining one or several clubs and organizations : .
enhances campus life and provides opportunities to develop the Bide
leadership skills sought by most employers. All clubs and organi-zations seek new members each term during Welcome Week (Fall)and Toro Days (Spring). These organizations are subdivided into
the following categories:
V Fraternities/Sororities
V Cultural OrganizationsV Departmental Professional Organizations
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¥ Religious Organizations
V Service OrganizationsV Special Interest Organizations
V Honor/Service Societies
For additional information ora list of currently registered clubsand organizations, please stop by the Information Desk in theLoker University Student Union. et
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MULTICULTURAL CENTER
The Multicultural Center facilitates inter-cultural and interna-tional awareness, sensitivity and communication which is -valuable in today’s society. The center sponsors a wide vari-ety of activities open to the entire campus community and
serves as a resource center for students exploring their own uand other ethnicities. For more information, call 243-2519. Me
SPECIAL EVENTS
Throughout the year, a variety of events are offered to thecampus community. In the Fall, students are greeted with“Toro Welcome Week,” showcasing student clubs and univer-sity services. In the spring, “Toro Days” center around“Homecoming.” Other events focus on careers and graduateschool, health education, research, music, theater, the arts and
sciences. Contact the Loker University Student Union for ]
more information (243-3559).
THE WOMEN’S CENTER
The mission of the Women’s center is to contribute to the personal,educational and professional growth of women on campus. The *center serves as a gathering place for sharing ideas and connect-ing to women’s support groups, and for information and otherresources. It also sponsors a wide variety of speakers, educationalprograms, projects and internships. The center is located at SBS
E126 or call 243-2486 or 243-3538.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS
The Intramural Sports program offers students the opportunity toget involved and to burn off those extra calories. The program isdesigned to offer positive recreational and competitive activitieswith the purpose of enhancing campus life. Tournament play isoffered in softball, soccer, basketball, tennis, table tennis, pool and
dominos. The program also supervises open gym nights and aself defense class. The Intramural Sports program is jointly fund-ed by Associated Students, Inc., Athletics and University Housing.
For information, call 243-2281.
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