ucla schedule of classes fall 2005

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UCLA Schedule of Classes

Fall 2005

What’s New?
Graduate Student Resource CenterThe Graduate Student Resource Center (GSRC) is a one-stop resource, referral, and information center for graduate students. It offers programs and workshops, drop-in counseling, a web and in-house resource library, meeting and study space, and place where graduate students can meet, mingle, study, learn, and find answers to their questions. Located in B11 Student Activities Center; see http://gsa.asucla.ucla.edu/gsrc/ or call (310) 267-4805.
PULSE Fee Approved The Promoting Understanding and Learning through Service and Education (PULSE) fee supports student-initiated outreach, community, and retention programs that increase access to university resources and services at UCLA and in the surrounding community. The fee funds the Community Activities Committee (CAC), Community Service Commission (CSC), Campus Retention Committee, and Student Initiated Outreach Committee (SIOC). The new fee is $6.50 per student per quarter, and is included with the Undergraduate Students Association fee. See the Fall 2005 fee chart in the Registration section.

La Kretz Hall Opens for Fall ClassesLa Kretz Hall opens for classes beginning Fall Quarter 2005. The building is named in recognition of Morton La Kretz (UCLA ‘48), the principal donor to the $8.5 million project. The building was dedicated on June 10, with an inaugural lecture by Professor Jared Diamond.

La Kretz Hall replaces the former 220-seat Life Sciences lecture hall and 50-seat classroom that were built in 1954. These rooms were previously demolished to make way for the construction of the Orthopaedic Hospital Research Laboratories Building at the southeast corner of the Court of Sciences, which is expected to be completed in 2006.

The new building has four general assignment classrooms: a 350-seat auditorium, a 45-seat classroom, and two 20-seat seminar rooms. The third level of La Kretz houses offices for the Institute of the Environment.

La Kretz Hall is located at the southwest corner of the Court of Sciences, immediately north of the Life Sciences Building and south of the California Nanosystems Institute building currently under construction. During construction of the Nanosystems Institute, entry to La Kretz Hall is restricted to the southern access (near the entrance to the Life Sciences Building) until the reconstruction of the Court of Sciences and the South Campus Student Center (the Bombshelter) is completed (target date: 2008-2009).


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Contents
What’s New? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Paying Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Declaring Non-AttendanceStudent Health Insurance PlanFee ExemptionsReduced Fee ProgramsCourse Materials FeesFee Waiver RequestsHolds

Enrolling in Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Hepatitis B Vaccine RequirementURSA EnrollmentStudy ListsUCLA Policy on Cell Phones and Pagers

Fall 2005 Fee Charts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-10Miscellaneous Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-12

Billing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Fee Disclaimer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13BAR Accounts and Charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Methods of Payment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Returned Check PolicyFinancial Aid DistributionBruin DirectMedical Insurance Waivers

Student Responsibilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Late Payment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Refunds and Reductions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Financial Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Financial Aid Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Student Loan Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Graduate Student Support Office . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Educational Tax Benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Sponsored Student Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19URSA Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Enrollment in Restricted Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Enforced Requisites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Enrollment in Contract Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Official Study Lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Study List Changes Through URSA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Undergraduate Changes to Official Study ListGraduate Student Changes to Official Study List

Late Study Lists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Study List Change Fees. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Changing Grading Basis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Impacted Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Drop Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Petitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Enrollment Petitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Incomplete Grade Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Special Programs Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Concurrent EnrollmentIntercampus Visitor ProgramSimultaneous UC Enrollment

Fall 2005 URSA Enrollment Appointments . . . . . . . . . . . . 24UCLA Online . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Bruin OnLine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Campus Computer Laboratories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Electronic Mailing Lists (Listservs). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Instructional Enhancement Initiative . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25MyUCLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Newsgroups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Online Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Student Technology Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26UCLA Homepage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26UCLA Library Electronic Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Registrar’s Office Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Establishing Residence for Tuition PurposesName ChangeOfficial Transcripts

Other Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Ashe Student Health and Wellness CenterBruinCardCareer CenterCenter for Student ProgrammingCenter for Women and MenCultural and Recreational AffairsDean of StudentsDisabilities and Computing ProgramHousing ServicesLesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Campus Resource CenterLibrariesOffice for Students with DisabilitiesOffice of Ombuds ServicesParking and Commuter ServicesServices for International StudentsStudent Legal ServicesStudent Psychological ServicesUCLA Store: Textbooks and Course Materials

Registrar’s Services Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Student Services Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Student Services Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Academic Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Admission Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Undergraduate ReadmissionGraduate Registration and Readmission

Degree Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Class Levels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Writing II Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38Intercampus Course Offerings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Distance Learning at UCLADistance Learning for Less Commonly Taught Languages

Enrichment Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Civic Engagement Opportunities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Collegium of University Teaching Fellows Seminars . . . . . 41Community Learning and Internships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41Fiat Lux Freshman Seminars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Academic Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43College Academic Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Academic Counseling Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

Official Notices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Official Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Class Attendance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Auditing Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Class Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Plagiarism and Student Copyright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50Examination Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51Nondiscrimination . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51Student Conduct Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51Rape and Other Forms of Sexual Assault . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54Harassment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54Disclosure of Student Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56Emergencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

Class Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58Course Listing Format . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58Schedule Format at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58University Buildings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60Fall 2005 Final Examinations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61Final Examination Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61Policy on Alternate Examination Dates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61Fall Quarter 2005 Class Listings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62Winter Quarter 2006 Tentative Class Listings . . . . . . . . . 172Spring Quarter 2006 Tentative Class Listings . . . . . . . . . 179

Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 183

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Fall 2005

Calendar
Students are responsible for observing the following dates and deadlines as published by the Registrar’s Office. Anything submitted orrequested as an exception to a published deadline is subject to a PENALTY fee of $10. URSA enrollment deadlines end at midnight on thepublished date.
The calendars below as well as academic calendars to the year 2008 are available online at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/calendar/.

Fall 2005 Winter 2006 Spring 2006

Filing period for undergraduate applications (file with UC Undergraduate Application Pro-cessing Service, P.O. Box 23460, Oakland CA 94623-0460)

November 1-30, 2004

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Last day to file application for graduate admission or readmission with application fee, withGraduate Admissions/Student and Academic Affairs,1255 Murphy Hall, UCLA, LosAngeles, CA 90024-1428

Consult Department

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Consult Department

Last day to file graduate change of major petitions with Graduate Division, 1255 MurphyHall

Consult Department

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Consult Department

First day to obtain Student Parking Request forms at Parking Services or apply online June 6 September 26 January 3, 2006

Reentering students eligible to enroll begin to receive URSA notification letter at theirmailing address

June 10 November 7 February 10

Schedule of Classes available online June 13 October 31 February 6

First day for continuing students to check URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu for assignedenrollment appointments

June 15 November 2 February 7

URSA enrollment appointments begin June 27 November 17 February 21

Last day to submit Student Parking Request for campus parking permit July 29 October 28 January 27

Last day to file Undergraduate Application for Readmission form at 1113 Murphy Hall (lateapplicants pay a $50 late fee)

August 15 November 25 February 27

Check URSA for registration fee assessment August 29 November 23 February 24

First day for issuing UCLA BruinCard to new and reentering students September 1 December 1 March 1

Last day for continuing students to file 2006-07 undergraduate scholarship applications ––– ––– March 2

Financial Aid disbursement September 19 January 3, 2006 March 24

REGISTRATION FEE PAYMENT DEADLINE September 20 December 20 March 20

LATE registration fee payment automatically assessed to students not paid September 21 December 21 March 21

Financial Aid nonelectronic FFELP checks available September 22 January 6 March 29

QUARTER BEGINS September 26 January 4 March 29

INSTRUCTION BEGINS September 29 January 9 April 3

Classes are dropped if fee payment is not completed by 5 p.m. September 30 January 6 March 30

Orientation meetings on format for master’s theses and doctoral dissertations (see theTheses and Dissertations Adviser, 21560 Young Research Library)

October 13-15

LAST DAY (End of Second Week) October 14 January 20 April 14

1. To drop impacted courses2. To change Study List (add, drop courses) without fee through URSA 3. To enroll in courses for credit without $50 late Study List fee through URSA 4. To check wait lists for courses through URSA5. To file advancement to candidacy petition for master’s degree with major department6. To file graduate leaves of absence with Graduate Division, 1255 Murphy Hall7. To file undergraduate request for educational fee reduction with College or school8. To declare bachelor’s degree candidacy for current term (with fee depending on units

completed—see “Degree Policies” in the Academic Policies section for details)9. For full refund on textbooks with UCLA Store receipt (exception made with proof of

drop or withdrawal up to eighth week

LAST DAY (End of Third Week) October 21 January 27 April 21

1. For all undergraduate and graduate students to ADD courses with $3 per course fee through URSA

2. For undergraduate and graduate students to file Late Study List with $50 fee3. Undergraduates approved for reduced educational fee are audited (must be enrolled in

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Deadlines are subject to change. See http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/calendar/ for updates.

LAST DAY (End of Fourth Week) October 28 February 3 April 28

1. For all undergraduates to DROP nonimpacted courses without a transcript notation ($3 per transaction fee through URSA)

2. Undergraduate course materials fees are assessed based on enrollment at end of fourth week (see the Miscellaneous Fees chart in the Registration section)

Last day to submit final drafts of dissertations to doctoral committee for degrees to beconferred in current term

November 7

Last day for undergraduates to change grading basis (optional P/NP) with $3 per transaction fee through URSA

November 10 February 17 May 12

Fee Deferral Payment Deadline (Graduate Students) November 18 February 20 May 19

Last day to submit final drafts of theses to master’s committees for degrees to be conferred in current term

November 21

Last day to file completed copies of theses for master’s degrees and dissertations for doctoral degrees to be conferred in current term with the University Theses and Dissertations Adviser, 330 Powell Library

December 5

INSTRUCTION ENDS December 9 March 17 June 9

Last Day to Withdraw December 9 March 17 June 9

LAST DAY (End of Tenth Week) December 9 March 17 June 9

1. For Letters and Science undergraduates to drop nonimpacted courses by petition with instructor approval, $13 per course fee, and transcript notation

2. For graduate students to change grading basis (optional S/U) with $3 per course fee through URSA

3. For graduate students to DROP courses with $3 per course fee through URSA

Common Final Examinations December 10-11 March 18-19 June 10-11

Final Examinations December 12-16 March 20-24 June 12-16

QUARTER ENDS December 16 March 24 June 16

Commencement weekend (by college/school) June 16-18

First day to obtain GPA for term grades through URSA January 7, 2006 April 15 July 8

Academic and Administrative Holidays November 11November 24-25December 26-27December 30- January 2

January 16February 20

March 31May 29

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Registration
Registration consists of paying fees and enrolling in classes.
1. Registration fees and other University charges are due the 20th of each month. BAR (Billing and Receivable) accounts can be viewed through URSA

2. Enrollment in classes is completed through URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu (see “URSA” in the Enrollment section for full details)

Complete both processes by the established deadlines (see theCalendar section) to be officially registered and enrolled for the term.

Paying Fees Payments can be mailed, deposited in the Administrative MainCashier drop slot (1125 Murphy Hall), or paid by credit card throughURSA. After the published deadline, payments must be made in per-son at 1125 Murphy Hall and are assessed an additional $50 late fee.For more information on paying fees, see the Billing section.

Declaring Non-AttendanceYou may declare non-attendance if you are not planning to attendUCLA for a term and your registration fees have not been paid forthat term. If you use this option on URSA, be sure to consult the Aca-demic Policies section in this Schedule for readmission information.

Student Health Insurance Plan Insurance is a condition of registration at the University of California.As such, the cost of the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) isbilled along with other UCLA fees each academic term. The SHIP feeis waivable if a waiver is submitted by the fee payment deadline foreach term. Waiving SHIP is an online process.

SHIP fulfills all of the requirements mandated for adequatemedical/health insurance as defined by the University. The AsheStudent Health and Wellness Center is the primary health care providerfor SHIP and is where all nonemergency medical care must be initiatedfor SHIP claim payment consideration. See http://www.studenthealth.ucla.edu.

Waiving Out of SHIP Students may waive out of SHIP if they (1) maintain active enrollmentin an adequate medical/health insurance plan that meets all estab-lished requirements, (2) apply for a SHIP waiver each term withinestablished deadlines, and (3) correctly complete the online SHIPwaiver form.

Students must apply for a SHIP waiver online. See the Ashe Centerwebsite for details, including a definition of qualifying adequate privatemedical/health insurance. Follow the Online Services link fromhttp://www.studenthealth.ucla.edu.

Deadlines for Waiving Out of SHIP Third-party individuals may not waive out of SHIP for a student.Waivers must be submitted by the stated deadlines whether or notfees have been paid by that date. Deadlines are strictly enforced.

The schedule for waiving out of SHIP is as follows:

Fall Quarter September 1-20 Winter Quarter December 1-20 Spring Quarter March 1-20

Fall Semester August 1-20 Spring Semester December 1-20

The above information serves as official notice of the UCLAmandatory medical/health insurance requirement. All students areresponsible for providing complete and accurate information thatmust be submitted by the stated deadlines.

Fee ExemptionsA student who is the spouse, registered domestic partner, or child ofa resident law enforcement officer or fire fighter killed in active duty isexempt from nonresident tuition and fees in accordance with Section68120 of the State of California Education Code. In accordance withSection 32320 of the State of California Education Code, a studentmay be exempt from mandatory systemwide fees but not from non-resident tuition fees if: (a) the student is the child or dependent of aU.S. military veteran who has a service-connected disability or whowas killed in service; (b) the student is the dependent of a CaliforniaNational Guard member who, while in active State service, acquireda service-connected disability or was killed in service; or (c) the stu-dent is the surviving spouse who has not remarried, or registereddomestic partner who has not subsequently married or registered asa domestic partner, of a California National Guard member who,while in active State service, acquired a service-connected disabilityor was killed in service. A nonresident student who meets therequirements of Section 68130.5 of the State of California Educa-tional Code regarding attendance and graduation from a Californiahigh school is exempt from paying nonresident tuition.

Students who believe they are entitled to one of these exemptionsmust apply for it before registering. Without this authorization,students are not permitted to register without paying the entire fee.Graduate and undergraduate students should apply for a fee exemp-tion at the Registrar’s Office. For more information, see http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees/. For more information about residence fortuition purposes and related fee exemptions, see the Residencesection of the Appendix in the UCLA General Catalog or the Regis-trar’s Office FAQ regarding residence for tuition purposes athttp://www.registrar.ucla.edu/faq/residence.htm.

Reduced Fee Programs Fee assessment for reduction in fees is based on total units enrolledas of Friday of the third week of classes.

Certain undergraduate students, when properly approved by thedean of their College/school for enrollment in 10 units or less, may beeligible for a one-half reduction in the educational fee. File a Requestfor Fee Reduction with the academic dean’s office by Friday of thesecond week. Except for these qualified and approved part-time stu-dents, there is no reduction in the University registration, educational,student union, or Undergraduate Students Association fee.

Undergraduate nonresident students with College/school approvalfor enrollment in 10 units or less pay only half the nonresident tuitionfee. File a Request for Fee Reduction with the academic dean’s officeby Friday of the second week of classes for the applicable term.

For graduate students there is no reduction in the Universityregistration, educational, nonresident tuition, student union, orGraduate Students Association fee for less than full-time programs.

Full-time University employees may apply for a reduction of theregistration and educational fees at their Campus Human Resourcesoffice. Applications are available on the Campus Human Resourceswebsite at http://www.chr.ucla.edu. If you receive the part-time feereduction from your academic dean, you may not also use the UCemployee reduction; you must use one or the other.

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Course Materials Fees The College of Letters and Science and the UCLA professionalschools assess course materials fees to cover the cost of equipmentand to help offset the costs of providing course websites and com-puter laboratories. Depending on how the fees were approved, theyare assessed with registration fees or after Friday of the fourth weekof the quarter.

Materials Use fee (sometimes known as a lab fee) and the Instruc-tional Enhancement fee (IEI) are course materials fees that areassessed by course unit at the end of the fourth week of the quarter.Students are responsible for ensuring that all Study List errors andomissions are corrected prior to the end of the second week. Stu-dents are assessed these fees regardless of major. Students whoare approved for “Late Add” enrollment after the third week of classesare required to pay course material fees. The fees are billed once aquarter through BAR and are non-refundable once assessed.

Education Abroad Program reciprocity students and CAPPP (Wash-ington Internship) students are exempt from the InstructionalEnhancement fee. For more information about the InstructionalEnhancement fee, see the UCLA Online section of the Schedule. Fora listing of fee amounts, see the Miscellaneous Fee chart of theSchedule or http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees/.

Fee Waiver Requests Late registration, processing, and penalty fees are waivable onrequest in writing to the office assessing the fees only if they wereincurred through the fault of the University or because a studentsuffered sudden and debilitating injury or accident.

Holds Students may have holds placed on their student records whichcould affect registration, enrollment, financial aid, campus services,and/or release of academic transcripts for the following reasons:

1. Failure to comply with admission or academic provisions

2. Failure to settle financial obligations with the University

3. Failure to respond to official notices

Each student who becomes subject to a hold action is given advancenotice and ample time to respond. The hold must be released by theinitiating office before a student may enroll in classes or receive vari-ous campus services. Obtain information on holds through URSA athttp://www.ursa.ucla.edu.

Enrolling in Classes See the Class Listings See the Class Listings section for class times,rooms, instructors, and other enrollment information. For updatedlistings, see the online Schedule of Classes. See the Class Listingssection and your school or College advisers (listed in the AcademicCounseling section) to assemble a program of courses.

Plan two or three alternate programs in case your first choice ofcourses is not available. Do not choose two courses in the same finalexamination group (see the final examination chart in the Class List-ings section) or select classes that conflict in meeting times.If conflicts are unavoidable, consult with the instructor of eachcourse at the first class meeting. For enrollment instructions, see theEnrollment section in this Schedule.

Hepatitis B Vaccine RequirementThe California State Legislature requires as a condition of enrollmentthat students 18 years and younger demonstrate immunity fromhepatitis B. The Ashe Center offers the hepatitis B vaccine to eligiblestudents. Students who have not had the vaccine should start theseries before their first term begins. Because this is a state requirement,students who have not completed the immunization series and submit-ted proof of completion to the Ashe Center by the time their third termbegins will have a hold placed on their records.

Proof of compliance with the requirement is electronic through theAshe Center website at http://www.studenthealth.ucla.edu.

URSA EnrollmentUniversity Records System Access (URSA) enables UCLA studentsto acquire information from their University academic records and toenroll in classes. Use URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu to processclass enrollment and determine assigned appointment periods.

Students may also use URSA for other enrollment-related tasks,such as adding, dropping, or exchanging classes, signing onto a waitlist or checking wait-list status, or changing the grading basis for aclass. See “URSA” in the Enrollment section for more information onservices and features.

Study ListsA Study List is the record of the courses a student enrolls in for theterm. Friday of the second week of instruction, the Study List ofenrolled courses becomes “official” and all wait lists are eliminated.Check Study Lists through URSA after all enrollment transactions.

Students are responsible for all courses and the grading basis aslisted on URSA and cannot receive credit for courses not listed.Errors or omissions should be corrected before the academic dean’sdeadline for changes by petition. Unapproved withdrawal from orneglect of a course entered on the Study List results in a failing grade.

UCLA Policy on Cell Phones and PagersAny disruption of a class due to the audible beeping or use of cellphones or pagers will be treated as a violation of Section 102.13 ofthe UCLA Student Conduct Code and will subject a student tosanctions up to and including suspension or dismissal. Cell phonesand pagers must be turned off while in classes, libraries, or otherquiet areas.



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Fall 2005 Fee ChartsFees are subject to revision without notice

This amount represents fees as currently estimated for Fall 2005. Every effort will be made to keep fees at this level for Fall 2005.However, given continuing budget uncertainties, circumstances may require an adjustment in this amount during the term.

See http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees/ for updated fee information.

a. Exact per-quarter fee is $1,785.66; $1,785 is charged in Fall Quarter, and $1,786 is charged in Winterand Spring quarters.

b. Exact per-quarter fee is $37.66; $37 is charged in Fall Quarter and $38 is charged in Winter and Springquarters.

Graduate AcademicStudents/Quarter

UndergraduateStudents/Quarter

Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident

University Registration fee 245.00 245.00 245.00 245.00

Educational feea 2,054.00 2,143.00 1,802.00 1,974.00

Undergraduate Students Association fee 39.91 39.91

Graduate Students Association fee 13.00 13.00

Ackerman Student Union fee 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50

Ackerman/Kerckhoff Seismic feeb 37.00 37.00 37.00 37.00

Wooden Center fee 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00

Student Programs, Activities, and Resource Center fee 28.00 28.00 28.00 28.00

Student Health Insurance Plan 310.00 310.00 186.00 186.00

Nonresident tuition 4,898.00 5,768.00

Mandatory fees $2,702.50 $7,689.50 $2,353.41 $8,293.41

For Summer Session fees see http://www.summer.ucla.edu/EnrollRegister/feechart.htm





See http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees/ for updated fee information.

a. Exact per-quarter fee is $1,785.66; $1,785 is charged in Fall Quarter, and $1,786 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters.

b. Exact per-quarter fee is $37.66; $37 is charged in Fall Quarter and $38 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters.

c. Exact per-quarter fee is $4,081.66; $4,081 is charged in Fall Quarter and $4,082 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters; exact per-semester fee is $6,122.50.Nonresident tuition for graduate students advanced to doctoral candidacy is reduced by 75%. The reduced fee is applicable for a maximum of nine quarters.

d. D.D.S. nonresident students: exact per-quarter fee is $4,312.33; $4,312 is charged in Fall and Spring quarters and $4,313 is charged in Winter Quarter. M.B.A.students: exact per-quarter fee is $4,758.66; $4,758 is charged in Fall Quarter and $4,759 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters. M.S.N. students: exact per-quarter fee is $1,004.33; $1,004 is charged in Fall and Spring quarters and $1,005 is charged in Winter Quarter. D.Env., M.P.H., and Dr.P.H. students: exact per-quarter fee is $1,333.33; $1,333 is charged in Fall and Spring quarters and $1,334 is charged in Winter Quarter. Fees for those students under the KashmiriInjunction are available online at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees/.

D.D.S. Students/Quarter M.B.A. Students/Quarter M.S.N. Students/Quarter D.Env., M.P.H., and Dr.P.H.Students/Quarter

Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident

University Registration fee $ 245.00 $ 245.00 $ 245.00 $ 245.00 $ 245.00 $ 245.00 $ 245.00 $ 245.00

Educational feea 1,785.00 1,785.00 1,785.00 1,785.00 1,785.00 1,785.00 1,785.00 1,785.00

Graduate Students Association fee 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00

M.B.A. Activities fee 25.00 25.00

Ackerman Student Union fee 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50

Ackerman/Kerckhoff Seismic feeb 37.00 37.00 37.00 37.00 37.00 37.00 37.00 37.00

Wooden Center fee 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00

Student Programs, Activities, and Resource Center fee 28.00 28.00 28.00 28.00 28.00 28.00 28.00 28.00

Student Health Insurance Plan 310.00 310.00 310.00 310.00 310.00 310.00 310.00 310.00

Disability Insurance fee (annual) 72.00 72.00

Nonresident tuitionc 4,081.00 4,081.00 4,081.00 4,081.00

Mandatory fees $2,505.50 $6,586.50 $2,458.50 $6,539.50 $2,433.50 $6,514.50 $2,433.50 $6,514.50

Professional School feed 4,913.00 4,312.00 5,402.00 4,758.00 1,004.00 1,004.00 1,333.00 1,333.00

Course Materials fee 394.00 394.00 325.00 325.00

Total Mandatory fees $7,812.50 $11,292.50 $8,185.50 $11,622.50 $3,437.50 $7,518.50 $3,766.50 $7,847.50


Revised June 23, 2005

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Fall 2005



See http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees/ for updated fee information

a. Exact per-quarter fee is $1,785.66; $1,785 is charged in Fall Quarter, and $1,786 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters.

b. Exact per-quarter fee is $37.66; $37 is charged in Fall Quarter and $38 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters.

c. Exact per-quarter fee is $4,081.66; $4,081 is charged in Fall Quarter and $4,082 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters; exact per-semester fee is $6,122.50.Nonresident tuition for graduate students advanced to doctoral candidacy is reduced by 75%. The reduced fee is applicable for a maximum of nine quarters.

d. M.P.P. students: exact per-quarter fee is $1,333.33; $1,333 is charged in Fall and Spring quarters and $1,334 is charged in Winter Quarter. Theater, Film, andTelevision M.F.A. students exact per-quarter fee is $1,986.33; $1,986 is charged in Fall and Spring quarters and $1,987 is charged in Winter Quarter. Fees forthose students under the Kashmiri Injunction are available online at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees/.

e. Per-semester course materials fee for students admitted Fall 1996-Fall 2001 is $150.

M.P.P. Students/Quarter Theater, Film, and Television M.F.A. Students/Quarter J.D. Students/Semester M.D. Students/Semester

Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident

University Registration fee $ 245.00 $ 245.00 $ 245.00 $ 245.00 $ 367.50 $ 367.50 $ 367.50 $ 367.50

Educational feea 1,785.00 1,785.00 1,785.00 1,785.00 2,678.50 2,678.50 2,678.50 2,678.50

Graduate Students Association fee 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 19.50 19.50 19.50 19.50

Ackerman Student Union fee 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 3.75 3.75 3.75 3.75

Ackerman/Kerckhoff Seismic feeb 37.00 37.00 37.00 37.00 56.50 56.50 56.50 56.50

Wooden Center fee 13.00 13.00 13.00 13.00 19.50 19.50 19.50 19.50

Student Programs, Activities, and Resource Center fee 28.00 28.00 28.00 28.00 42.00 42.00 42.00 42.00

Graduate Student Health Insur-ance Plan 310.00 310.00 310.00 310.00 465.00 465.00 465.00 465.00

Disability Insurance fee (annual) 61.00 61.00

Special Law/Medicine fee 188.00 188.00 188.00 188.00

Nonresident tuitionc 4,081.00 4,081.00 6,122.50 6,122.50

Mandatory fees $2,433.50 $6,514.50 $2,433.50 $6,514.50 $3,840.25 $9,962.75 $3,901.25 $10.023.75

Professional School feed 1,333.00 1,333.00 1,986.00 1,986.00 7,441.00 6,841.00 6,532.00 6,532.00

Course Materials feee 300.00 300.00

Total Mandatory fees $3,766.50 $7,847.50 $4,419.50 $8,500.50 $11,581.25 $17,103.75 $10,433.25 $16,555.75


Revised June 28, 2005



Miscellaneous FeesFees are subject to revision without notice. This amount represents fees as currently estimated for Fall 2005.

Every effort will be made to keep fees at this level for Fall 2005. However, given continuing budget uncertainties, circumstances may requirean adjustment in this amount during the term. See http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees/ for updated fee information.

Acceptance of admission fee (applies toward undergraduate registration fees; nonrefundable) $100.00

Application fee—undergraduate (includes intercampus transfers) 55.00

Athletic supplies not returned—charges assessed based on actual replacement costs

BAR delinquent collection fee 20.00

Breakage—charges assessed by departments based on actual replacement costs

BruinCard Replacement Lost Damaged

20.006.00

Changes in Study List (per course) 3.00

Changes in Study List after published dates (per course) 13.00

Course Materials fees (nonrefundable) Materials Use Fee—varies by course (see class listings) Instructional Enhancement Fee (designated Letters and Science courses) Instructional Enhancement Fee (HSSEAS undergraduate courses)

6.00 (per unit)7.00 (per unit)

Credit by examination 5.00

Declaration or change of bachelor’s degree candidacy after 160 units (172 units for Engineering students) 13.00

Duplicate/special order diploma 60.00

Failure to empty locker within specified period 5.00

“Good Student” Auto Insurance Certification 6.00

Housing application 30.00

In absentia degree processing fee (undergraduate) 75.00

Late filing of Study List 50.00

Late payment of registration fees 50.00

Late repayment of student short-term loans 10.00

Penalty fee (approved exceptions to published deadline) 10.00

Registrar’s documents, copies or transmission Fax charge (domestic) Fax charge (international) Photocopies (each page)

5.0010.00

.25

Removal of I grade (each course) 5.00

Rental of academic apparel for Commencement Bachelor’s candidates (for purchase only) Master’s candidates Doctoral candidates Complete set Cap and gown only

25.0030.00

33.0025.00

Returned check collection 25.00

Returned registration fee check collection 75.00

Service Fee for Cancellation of Registration 10.00

Student Health missed appointment 20.00

Subject A Placement Examination (undergraduates only) 55.00

Transcript of record, academic or enrollment verification (official, each copy) 6.00

Transcripts—additional services/fees Same-day Processing Service (per addressee) Special handling Special mailing fees vary; consult Academic Record Services

10.0015.00

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Fall 2005

Miscellaneous FeesFees are subject to revision without notice. This amount represents fees as currently estimated for Fall 2005.

Every effort will be made to keep fees at this level for Fall 2005. However, given continuing budget uncertainties, circumstances may require an adjustment in this amount during the term. See http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees/ for updated fee information

GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

Acceptance of admission deposit, new M.B.A. students, AGSM (applies toward registration fees; nonrefundable) $500.00

Acceptance of admission deposit, School of Dentistry (applies toward registration fees; nonrefundable) 200.00

Application fee 60.00

Candidacy for doctoral degree 65.00

Doctoral dissertation copyright fee (optional) 45.00

Filing fee for master’s thesis or doctoral dissertation (one half of registration fee) 122.50

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY

UCLA is now required to transmit data via SEVIS regarding international students on F-1 and J-1 visas. The following quarterly fees havebeen approved for SEVIS administration. For more information, see http://www.intl.ucla.edu.

Undergraduate student $9.00

Summer Sessions student 9.00

Graduate student 10.00

Law student (per semester) 15.00


Fall 2005 13

Billing
Fee DisclaimerFees shown represent the amounts currently estimated for this quar-ter. Every effort will be made to keep fees at this level for the term.However, given continuing budget uncertainties, circumstances mayrequire an adjustment in these amounts during the term.
BAR Accounts and ChargesAll students are assigned a BAR (Billing and Accounts Receivable)account. A BAR account records all charges and payments (exclud-ing housing) associated with registration along with other servicecharges that are assessed to students. Accounts are administeredelectronically (eBill, through URSA).

Students must pay all charges in full by the 20th of the month follow-ing the posting date of the charge. If the 20th falls on a weekend orholiday, the due date is the last business day prior to the 20th. Afterthe payment deadline, students are assessed a $20 delinquent fee. If registration fees are not paid in full by the payment deadline, a $50 late registration fee is assessed, and classes are dropped inaccordance with the drop class deadline (see the Calendar section).Note: the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) fee is part of regis-tration fees and is due and payable at the time registration feesare paid. For information about waiving the SHIP fee, seehttp://www.studenthealth.ucla.edu.

Failure to settle financial obligations with the University may result ina hold being placed on the student’s record. Such a hold could affectregistration, enrollment, financial aid, campus services, and releaseof academic transcripts. See the Registration section for additionalinformation about holds.

Students with a valid e-mail address established through URSAreceive monthly e-mail reminders prior to payment deadlines.

Methods of PaymenteBill. BAR accounts are administered electronically (eBill) throughURSA. Monthly financial activity is displayed for the current month,as well as account activity for the last five months. URSA also pro-vides a link to the Student Accounting website (http://www.sfs.finance.ucla.edu/ebills.asp) where students can find important com-munications from the university regarding registration and universitypolicies. Students can pay their BAR account electronically usingVisa, MasterCard, or Discover Card. Students can also print a remit-tance document from the eBill webpage and mail in payments with acheck or money order. UCLA converts checks into electronic pay-ments. Those who wish to opt out of this process should contact Stu-dent Financial Services at (310) 825-9194 for instructions.

In-Person Payment. Students may make payments in person at theAdministrative Main Cashier Office located at 1125 Murphy Hall(310-825-9194, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays). See http://www.sfs.finance.ucla.edu. Fax payments are not accepted.

Returned Check PolicyReturned Check Fine. The returned check fee is $25.

Cash Only Policy for Returned Check Writers. Any person whohas more than three checks returned unpaid to the university isplaced on a cash-only basis (i.e., cash, credit card, cashier’s check,or money order) for all future transactions. A letter will be mailed tothe current mailing/billing address on file if this threshold is met, andno future checks will be accepted. The Administrative Main Cashier is

not responsible for delivery of mail or the accuracy of the address onfile.

Enforcement of Cash-Only Policy. Check payments made in per-son at the Administrative Main Cashier or the Remittance ProcessingCenter will not be accepted from customers who have been placedon a cash-only basis. Check payments mailed to the Remittance Pro-cessing Center by customers on a cash-only basis will be accepted,but credit will not be posted to their BAR account for two weeks.

Financial Aid DistributionThe Financial Aid System automatically credits BAR accounts ofstudents who receive financial aid. Registration fees and other out-standing UCLA debts, such as student health or laboratory fees, arededucted. Students must be enrolled at least half time to receivefinancial aid disbursements. See the Financial Support section.

Bruin DirectWith Bruin Direct, BAR system refunds are deposited directly tostudent bank accounts. Students are notified of transactions viae-mail before each deposit is made. UCLA requires Bruin Direct forBAR refunds, and students not currently enrolled must pick up a formfrom the Administrative Main Cashier Office in 1125 Murphy Hall orfrom Student Accounting in 1121 Murphy Hall. The form is alsoavailable at http://www.sfs.finance.ucla.edu. Bruin Direct refunds areprocessed daily. Refunds by mail are processed weekly.

Medical Insurance WaiversAs a condition of registration, UCLA requires all students to haveadequate medical insurance. The UCLA Student Insurance Plan(SHIP) fulfills this requirement and is billed through BAR. Studentswith adequate private medical insurance may waive out of SHIP bycompleting the online waiver and submitting it by the publisheddeadline. Students who do not waive out by the deadline may berequired to pay the SHIP fee. Students should verify that the waiverhas been posted through BAR. For waiver requests, seehttp://www.studenthealth.ucla.edu or link to the site through URSA.

Student ResponsibilitiesAddress ChangeStudents must keep their UCLA mailing and e-mail addresses up todate and may change them

1. On URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu

2. In person at Enrollment and Degree Services, 1113 Murphy Hall

Three times each year, student mailing addresses are updated fromthe change of address list on file with the U.S. Postal Service.Students must, however, still inform UCLA when they changeaddresses and verify that their addresses are correct on URSA.

Registration ConfirmationCheck registration status on URSA to confirm that registration feepayments have been processed.

Late PaymentA late payment fee of $50 is assessed to all students paying registra-tion fees after the deadline. Late registration is complete oncestudents pay registration fees and enroll in classes.

14 / Billing UCLA Schedule of Classes Fall 2005

After Friday of the Second WeekStudents who enroll in classes and pay registration fees after Fridayof the second week of classes are assessed both the $50 late StudyList fee and the $50 late registration fee, resulting in an extra $100 toregister and enroll.

Undergraduate students must obtain the instructor’s signature foreach course listed and obtain approval from the academic College orschool.

Graduate students (GD college code) must obtain approval from theirauthorized departmental adviser.

Dentistry, Law, and Medicine students must have the written approvalof their respective Student Affairs Office.

File the Enrollment Petition at 1113 Murphy Hall after paying fees forthe term. Late registration is complete when students pay registrationfees and enroll in classes.

Refunds and ReductionsUnder the Under the conditions described below, some UCLA stu-dents may be eligible for a full or partial refund of fees paid.

Cancellation of Registration. Prior to the first day of instruction,students may cancel registration by mailing a written notice to theEnrollment and Degree Services Office, Attn: Cancellation Clerk,1113 Murphy Hall, UCLA, Box 951429, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1429. Refund is as follows: new students receive a 100 percentrefund for fees paid except for the nonrefundable acceptance ofadmission fee and a $10 service fee; all other students receive a 100percent refund for fees paid minus the $10 service fee.

Withdrawal. Students who withdraw from the University during thecourse of a term must file an acceptable Notice of Withdrawal form.Undergraduates may obtain this form at the office of the academicdean. Graduate students may obtain it from their respective depart-ments.

Failing to attend classes, neglecting courses, or stopping paymenton checks tendered for registration does not constitute notice ofwithdrawal. A $75 fine is assessed if any check for registration feepayment is returned by a bank for any reason, including stoppedpayment or insufficient funds. If no credit for courses is received, afull refund of the University registration fee for the regular session isgranted to all students entering the armed forces prior to the end ofthe sixth week of the term, with no refund thereafter.

A percentage of the registration fees paid is refunded according tothe calendar date on which the official Notice of Withdrawal or Leaveof Absence form is submitted to the academic dean.

Refund is as follows: a $10 service fee is deducted from all 100percent refunds; for new students, the schedule of refunds is appliedto the fees paid minus the nonrefundable acceptance of admissionfee and a $10 service fee. Fees paid by new M.B.A. and Dentistrystudents are refunded except for their respective nonrefundableacceptance of admissions deposit. Students who receive a 100percent refund and purchased SHIP are not eligible for any SHIPbenefits for that entire term. For students who receive less than a 100percent refund and purchased SHIP, the SHIP policy remains ineffect for the remainder of the term, and refunds are calculated onthe remainder of their registration fees minus the SHIP fee. Registra-tion fee refunds take one to two weeks to process.

If a sponsored student (on financial aid) pays registration fees withpersonal funds, a refund is initiated automatically through BAR.Students who initially pay registration fees with financial aid, a feedeferral, or a fee waiver, and subsequently cancel or withdraw, do notreceive a cash refund.

The schedule of refunds is applied to the fee paid as follows:

School of Law

All Other Students

Graduate StudentsGraduate Leaves of Absence. For graduate students on officialleave of absence, a percentage of registration fees paid is refundedaccording to the calendar date on which the official Request forLeave of Absence is submitted to the Graduate Division. For refundinformation, see the chart above; for more on graduate leaves ofabsence, see the Academic Policies section.

Filing Fee. Graduate students may be eligible for and billed the filingfee (half the quarterly registration fee) in lieu of full registrationfees for the term in which they expect to complete final degreerequirements. See the Academic Policies section for requirements.

Reduced Nonresident Tuition. Nonresident graduate doctoralstudents who have advanced to candidacy are eligible for a 75percent reduction in their annual nonresident tuition fee. See theAcademic Policies section for requirements.

Fee Deferrals. Academic apprentice personnel are eligible toreceive a fee deferral for part or all of the registration fees assessedduring the term in which they serve as an academic apprentice.Students are responsible for paying fees by the deferred paymentdeadline, which is generally two months after the standard term duedate. Whether students attend UCLA, take a leave of absence, orwithdraw from the University, they are responsible for the fees butmay be eligible to receive a partial fee refund, according to the refundschedule above. Fees not paid by the deadline are subject to the latefee charge.

Continuing and ReadmittedStudents and New Students

Who Do Not ReceiveFinancial Aid

New Students Who Receive

Federal Financial Aid

100% on or before August 22

90% August 23-September 1

50% September 2-17

25% September 18-October 13

0% on or after October 14

100% on or before August 22-28

90% August 29-September 4

80% September 5-18

70% September 19-25


50% October 10-16

40% October 17-23

0% on or after October 24

Continuing and ReadmittedStudents and New Students

Who Do Not ReceiveFinancial Aid

New Students Who Receive

Federal Financial Aid

100% on or before September 29


50% October 6-16

25% October 17-November 2

0% on or after November 3

100% on or before September 29


80% October 6-12

70% October 13-19

60% October 20-26

50% October 27-November 2

40% November 3-9

0% on or after November 10

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Financial Support
Financial support at UCLA is handled by the Financial Aid Office,Student Loan Services, and Graduate Student Support Office.Students and their families should also be aware of tax benefits thatcould help offset the cost of fees and tuition.
Financial Aid OfficeA129J Murphy Hall9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays(310) 206-0400http://www.fao.ucla.edue-mail: [email protected]

At the Financial Aid Office students can

1. Obtain information on the Federal Family Educational Loan Program (FFELP), Federal Pell and Cal Grants, or undergraduate scholarships

2. Get counseling on how to prepare the Financial Aid Application and supporting documents

3. Report changes in their financial situation

4. Pick up petition and revision forms

5. Submit all requested documentation

Financial Aid Online ServicesThe Financial Aid Office website (http://www.fao.ucla.edu) providesfull service information to students. In addition to information aboutapplying for, evaluating, and awarding financial aid, the websiteallows students to access and print important publications andrequired forms. Students can also use the homepage to access theirelectronic Financial Aid Notification (eFAN) and to submit summerfinancial aid and renewal scholarship applications. An electronic bul-letin board highlighting important events and upcoming deadlinesalso appears on the website, as well as important links to grants,scholarships, and loan programs.

The Financial Aid Office uses e-mail and MyUCLA as its primarymethod of communicating with students. Students will be notifiedelectronically if additional documentation is required to complete theirfile, when they have been awarded financial aid and have an eFANavailable for review, and for other important events that requirestudent interaction. To ensure that students receive all important noti-fications, it is imperative to maintain a valid e-mail address on URSAand periodically check Administrative Notices on MyUCLA for finan-cial aid notifications.

Financial Aid Distribution through BARUCLA uses a central Billing and Receivables (BAR) system toprocess bills and payments, including financial aid. Each student isassigned an individual BAR account. See the Billing section for meth-ods of payment. Statements list charges, such as registration fees,health insurance, or outstanding debts, and may include anticipatedfinancial aid activity and the amount of funds available for a refund.

The Financial Aid System automatically credits BAR accounts withstudents’ financial aid. Students must, however, be enrolled at leasthalf-time (6 units for undergraduate and 4 units for graduate stu-dents) for financial aid to be credited to their BAR account.

BAR uses financial aid as a credit to pay student registration feesand most other outstanding UCLA debts (such as student healthvisits or recreational fees). BAR does not pay housing charges.Students who live on campus must make payment arrangementsdirectly with the housing office.

Bank Loans and Electronic ProcessingFederal Family Educational Loan Program (FFELP) loans includeFederal Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford loans. Theseprograms are outlined in the FFELP Guide, which explains how toapply for loans electronically. Loans processed electronically arecredited to student accounts, and any credit balance can betransferred directly to personal checking or savings accounts usingBruin Direct (see below).

Another type of FFELP loan is the Parent Loan for UndergraduateStudents (PLUS), which is explained in the PLUS Guide. Whenparents apply for PLUS loans, they can have electronic disburse-ments sent to BAR, which pays registration fees and any outstandingdebts, then forwards remaining funds to a specified student’saccount. Alternatively, parents may request paper PLUS checks,which are mailed to the parents once Student Loan Services verifiesthe student’s half-time enrollment.

Bruin DirectWith Bruin Direct students may have refund checks electronicallytransferred to a personal checking or savings account. The FinancialAid Office uses available financial aid to pay registration fees and anyoutstanding debts, then forwards remaining funds to the specifiedaccount.

Bruin Direct enrollment information is available in the StudentAccounting Office. Bruin Direct is not available to students if theyselected a nonelectronic lender. Contact the Financial Aid Office for alist of preferred electronic lenders or see the FFELP/PLUS guides.

Scholarships for Undergraduate StudentsThe Undergraduate Scholarship Program at UCLA rewardsacademic excellence and promise, and provides assistance tostudents in need. A scholarship is expected to create opportunitiesfor further academic growth and development.

Each scholarship is awarded for one academic year. A renewal ofscholarship application must be submitted yearly. See http://www.fao.ucla.edu to complete the application online. Students must alsoapply for financial aid by submitting a Free Application for FederalStudent Aid (FAFSA). Semifinalists in the Regents Scholarshipcompetition are given preference for these awards.

Information about university and outside agency scholarshipprograms is at http://www.fao.ucla.edu. More information is onFastWeb (financial aid search through the Web), an interactivescholarship search database at http://www.studentservices.com.

Scholarship Resource Center. The Scholarship Resource Center(SRC) helps undergraduate students search for scholarship informa-tion. The SRC is open to all UCLA undergraduates, regardless offinancial aid eligibility. The center provides referrals and serves as aninformation base for scholarships, fellowships, and endowments. TheSRC works in conjunction with the Division of Honors andUndergraduate Programs, the Financial Aid Office, and the UCLAcommunity.

Special features of the SRC include counseling for students in theapplication process, a small library of current scholarship books,a proofreading service for scholarship applications, computeraccess to various scholarship listings, and workshops and generalinformation sessions. 233 Covel Commons, (310) 206-2875,http://www.college.ucla.edu/up/SRC/.

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Unit RequirementsThe Financial Aid Office checks units on the census date at the endof the third week of classes. Enrollment below half time on that dateresults in cancellation of aid and billing for funds received. Once aidis reduced or cancelled, it is not reinstated automatically if the unitcount increases after the census date. Federal Pell Grants are notreinstated if the unit count increases after the census date.

For undergraduate students, half-time enrollment is 6 units. Someundergraduate awards (Federal Pell Grant, Cal Grant B Stipend)require enrollment in 12 units to maintain maximum eligibility. Enroll-ment below 12 units on the census date results in reduction of andbilling for these awards.

For graduate students, half-time enrollment is 4 units.

Maintaining Satisfactory ProgressFederal regulations require UCLA to establish, publish, and applystandards of satisfactory academic progress for financial aideligibility. Students who fail to meet the standards become ineligibleto receive financial aid until they are in compliance with theserequirements. For more information, see A Guide to SatisfactoryAcademic Progress, available from the Financial Aid Office andonline at http://www.fao.ucla.edu.

Withdrawal and CancellationStudents who decide not to enroll for one or more terms must notifythe Financial Aid Office. Students are not entitled to receive financialaid for those terms.

For students who withdraw for a term, the Return of Federal Aidpolicy determines the amount of financial aid they are eligible to keepfor that term. The calculation is based on the date students submitthe official withdrawal form to their College/school or department.

The amount of financial aid students are entitled to keep is proratedbased on the number of days they were enrolled. Any financial aidreceived in excess of the prorated eligibility must be repaid. Studentswho have completed 60 percent of the enrollment period at the timethey withdraw are not required to return any funds for the term.

For more information about the exact amount of financial aidstudents are eligible to keep after withdrawal, see the Guide to theReturn of Federal Aid, available in the Financial Aid Office.

For students who receive an administrative cancellation for a term, allfinancial aid for the effected term is cancelled. They are not entitled toreceive any funds for the term and are expected to repay any amountreceived.

Students who withdraw or are cancelled for a term may have to reap-ply for Stafford and/or PLUS loans. They should contact the FinancialAid Office and indicate the term they plan on returning to UCLA.

Student Loan ServicesA227 Murphy Hall9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays(310) 825-9864http://www.loans.ucla.edu

Services offered by Student Loan Services include

1. Distribution of paper FFELP and auxiliary loan checks

2. Processing and distribution of short-term loans (eLOAN) 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays

3. Debt management sessions and loan exit interviews

Loan Fund DistributionStudents who wish to pick up a paper loan check must present avalid driver’s license, state I.D. card, military I.D., or passport andhave no outstanding financial holds on their records in order toreceive the check.

Unit Requirement for LoansAccording to federal regulations, undergraduate students must beenrolled in at least 6 units and graduate students in at least 4 unitscontinuously throughout the stated loan period to receive loan funds.This information is verified before loans are distributed. If a studentwithdraws or carries insufficient units during the stated loan period,any remaining loan funds are returned to the lender, any remainingportion of the loan is cancelled, and the student may be billedfor funds already received. In such cases, students must reapplyfor a new FFELP loan that reflects the new loan period. For moreinformation, contact the Financial Aid Office.

Federal Family Educational Loan ProgramFederal Family Educational Loan Program (FFELP) loans come frombanks and are issued each term based on a student’s applicationdate.

Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) FFELP loans are disbursed throughBAR. Current registration and all outstanding University debtsare deducted from the student’s loan funds before the balance isdistributed (see “Bruin Direct” in this section concerning directdeposit of BAR refunds).

Non-EFT FFELP loan checks are available at the beginning of eachterm at Student Loan Services. Non-EFT FFELP loan checks areheld for pick up for thirty (30) days, then returned to the lender.

Students must notify the Registrar, Student Loan Services, and theirFFELP lender in writing within 10 days if they

1. Drop below half-time status, withdraw from UCLA, or transfer to another school

2. Change their address or telephone number, graduation date, name, and/or Social Security number (notify the Registrar’s Office, either through URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu or in person at 1113 Murphy Hall)

First-Time UCLA Borrower RequirementFederal regulations governing the student loan programs require thatanyone borrowing student loans at UCLA for the first time mustattend a debt management session prior to receiving loan funds. Thisworkshop explains the rights and responsibilities associated withloans and provides solutions for minimizing debt loads. Until thisrequirement is fulfilled, a University hold will prevent loan(s) frombeing disbursed. For a schedule of debt management sessions, call(310) 825-9864 or see http://www.loans.ucla.edu.

Exit Interview RequirementStudents who have ever received a university-based loan from theFinancial Aid Office and are about to graduate, transfer, withdraw, ortake a leave of absence from UCLA are required to complete exitinterview documents with Student Loan Services, A227 Murphy Hall,(310) 825-9864.

Short-Term LoansInterest-free loans are available in Student Loan Services. Applica-tions are accepted in person only. To qualify for such loans, studentsmust be enrolled at UCLA within the current quarter, have paidregistration fees, and have not defaulted on previous short-termloans within the past year. Students must present one of the followingphoto I.D.s: BruinCard, driver’s license, state I.D. card, military I.D., orpassport. Three loan types are currently available:

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1. Emergency Loan: A loan of up to $200 for those who meet the above criteria

2. Living Expense Loan: A loan of up to $350 for those who meet the above criteria and are employed. Written employment verifi-cation on letterhead must be provided from the employer

3. Financial Aid Advance: A “bridge loan” to fill the gap between the awarding of current-quarter financial aid and the actual receipt of funds. Loans are generally made against Federal Stafford, Federal Perkins, University, and electronically disbursed Parent Loans

The loan must be repaid on time or a $10 late fee is assessed. Thedefaulted loan may be subject to further collection actions, and futureloan eligibility may be jeopardized. Past-due short-term loans mustbe paid with cash, money order, or cashier’s check in order to receiveUniversity services.

Graduate Student Support Office1228 Murphy Hall(310) 825-1025http://www.gdnet.ucla.edu

Merit-Based AwardsMerit-based awards funded by the Graduate Division take the form ofstipend, fee, and/or nonresident tuition awards. To receive theseawards, students must return a signed contract and necessarysupporting documentation to Graduate Student Support, 1228Murphy Hall.

Fee RemissionsAs a result of employment in an eligible academic apprenticepersonnel title, graduate students may receive certain feeremissions. Eligibility is determined by the following criteria:

1. Appointment(s) must be at least 25 percent time, not to exceed 50 percent time, and only under eligible title codes (students should see their departments for specific details)

2. Work at least 25 percent time during the term

3. Register and enroll in a minimum of 12 units no later than the third week of instruction

4. Cumulative GPA must be 3.0 or better

Fee DeferralsAcademic apprentice personnel can obtain a Fee Deferral from theirdepartment to extend the registration fee and nonresident tuitionpayment deadline by approximately two months. It is the students’responsibility to pay back the deferral with either personal funds or afee award credited to their accounts. Students who do not meet theextended deadline are charged a late fee.

Medical Insurance Plan PremiumsThe mandatory insurance premium is paid for all eligible academicapprentice personnel. Students should not waive out of healthinsurance if they want the premium paid as part of their employment.To waive out of GSHIP, submit the online waiver before the originalregistration fee payment deadline. A waive out cannot be reversedduring the term even if students have been given a fee deferral.

Extramural SupportThe Graduate and Postdoctoral Extramural Support (GRAPES)database contains information on over 300 awards for graduatestudy, dissertation research, travel grants, and postdoctoral research.GRAPES is available at http://www.gdnet.ucla.edu/grpinst.htm orfrom the Graduate Outreach, Diversity and Fellowships Office, 1252Murphy Hall, (310) 825-3521.

Educational Tax BenefitsA number of educational tax benefits may have an impact on thefederal income tax liability of students and their families. To assist theInternal Revenue Service (IRS) monitor eligibility for tax credits,UCLA must provide certain information to the IRS on its students.A brief summary of the provisions that may apply to students inattendance at UCLA follows:

Hope Scholarship Tax Credit is a nonrefundable tax credit up to amaximum amount of $1,500 for qualified tuition and fees paid by oron behalf of a student. The credit is generally available for students intheir first two years enrolled at least half time in coursework leadingto a recognized degree or certificate.

Lifetime Learning Credit is a nonrefundable credit equal to 20percent of the first $5,000 of qualified tuition and fees paid by or onbehalf of a student in years in which the Hope Scholarship Credit isnot claimed. The credit is generally available for students enrolled incoursework leading to a recognized degree or certificate. Individualsenrolled in coursework to acquire or improve job skills may also beeligible for the Lifetime Learning Credit.

Student Loan Interest Deduction is a federal income tax deductionfor an amount up to $2,500 in interest paid on loans incurred to payqualified education expenses.

As required by law, UCLA will report to the IRS the identity ofstudents who have paid educational fees that may be eligible for theHope Scholarship or Lifetime Learning Credit. On or before February1 of the current tax year, students will receive a corresponding report.Any questions regarding information printed on this form should bedirected to TCRS, the University of California’s education tax creditreporting service, at their toll free number, (877) 467-3821, or seehttp://www.tcrs.com.

To find out if you qualify for benefits under these or other provisionsof the Taxpayer Relief Act, contact a tax consultant or call the InternalRevenue Service. The University of California is not authorized torespond to tax questions.

More information is available at http://www.ed.gov/inits/hope/.

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Fall 2005

Sponsored Student Information

Type of Aid Authorized Issuing Offices Location

Air Force ROTC Student Accounting Office 1121 Murphy Hall

Army ROTC Military ScienceStudent Accounting Office

120S Student Activities Ctr 1121 Murphy Hall

Athletic Grant-in-Aid Athletic Department Morgan Center

California Grant A and Grant B Financial Aid Office A129J Murphy Hall

California Scholarship Commission – Graduate Graduate Student Support 1228 Murphy Hall

Chancellor’s or Regents Fellowship – Nonresident Graduate Student Support 1228 Murphy Hall

Child of Deceased Fireman or Lawman Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall

Contractual Credential Candidate – Nonresident Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall

Departmental Sponsorship (includes any traineeship paid through the department)

Respective Departments Various

Education Abroad Student (from University Abroad) Education Abroad Office B300 Murphy Hall

Faculty Dependent – Nonresident Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall

Graduate Students Studying Out of State Graduate Student Support 1228 Murphy Hall

International Students on Nonimmigrant Visas with Letter fromSponsor (unless TA or departmental sponsorship)

Student Accounting Office 1121 Murphy Hall

Military Dependent – Nonresident Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall

National Service Trust Student Accounting Office 1121 Murphy Hall

Navy ROTC – Five-Term Naval ScienceStudent Accounting Office

120T Student Activities Ctr1121 Murphy Hall

NDEA and NSF Fellowship Holders Graduate Student Support 1228 Murphy Hall

Nonacademic University Employee – Full Time (see Staff Personnel Policy 260)

Campus Human Resources 200 UCLA Wilshire Center

Outside Agencies (private industries, clubs, and organizations) Student Accounting Office 1121 Murphy Hall

Resident Reclassifications Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall

Scholarships Financial Aid Office A129J Murphy Hall

State Rehabilitation Service Office for Students with Disabilities Student Accounting Office

A255 Murphy Hall 1121 Murphy Hall

TA, Associate or Acting Instructor – Nonresident (students must pay if waiver is denied)


TA, Associate or Acting Instructor, Research Assistant or Postgraduate


Undergraduate Nonresident Tuition (less than 10 units) College or School Office Various

Undergraduate Reduced Educational Fee (less than 10 units) College or School Office Various

Undergraduate Scholarships Financial Aid Office A129J Murphy Hall

Veterans, Veteran’s Dependent Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall


Enrollment
Use URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu to enroll in classes, add,drop, exchange, or change the grading basis of classes, join a waitlist, and view Study Lists. Students enroll during appointment times,which they obtain through URSA.
URSA EnrollmentThe University Records System Access (URSA) gives UCLA stu-dents, and those who have been students within the past 10 years,real-time access to their University academic records. URSA oper-ates Sunday night from 6 p.m. through Tuesday at 1 a.m. and Tues-day through Saturday from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m., including holidays.

URSA is accessed by logging on to http://www.ursa.ucla.edu.

Security features ensure that only you have access to yourinformation. The first time you access URSA, you are asked to verifyyour e-mail address, create a challenge question and responsephrase, and change your assigned security code (personal identifica-tion number or PIN) to a four-digit number of your choice. At any time,you may change this PIN through URSA.

Do not give your security code to anyone. If you tamper with anotherstudent’s enrollment or personal data, you are subject to disciplinaryaction, up to and including suspension.

If the privacy of your security code has been compromised, or if youmisplace your code, go to 1113 Murphy Hall with your BruinCard.Your security code is not given over the telephone unless an authori-zation to release your security code is on file in the Registrar’s Office.

URSA provides the easiest way to enroll in classes and to gain real-time access to academic, financial, and personal records. The site isdesigned with an intuitive visual interface that walks you through thedifferent steps of the procedure you are trying to accomplish,whether it be to check your BAR account, change address informa-tion, view your Study List, or see your term grades.

AppointmentsEnrollment appointments are based on class level and assignedwithin the time and dates shown on the chart at the end of thissection or at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/soc/enrolcht.htm.

Current-term degree candidates must redeclare candidacy for a laterterm to receive enrollment appointment times.

Graduate Student EnrollmentLaw, Medicine, and Dentistry students enroll as instructed by theirrespective Student Affairs Office.

All other graduate students eligible to enroll for the next term arerandomly assigned one appointment time or pass and can use URSAfrom the beginning of the specified appointment time through mid-night on Friday of the second week of classes. Students should beenrolled in courses with unit credit by the deadline to avoid the $50late filing of Study List fee and to avoid having to obtain instructorsignatures.

Undergraduate Student EnrollmentA two-pass system is used for UCLA’s 25,000 undergraduatesto ensure that everyone has the opportunity to enroll in requiredpremajor, major, and GE courses and to graduate.

Undergraduates eligible to enroll for the next term enroll on URSAduring two randomly-assigned appointments, which fall within passperiods that are prioritized as follows:

1. Students in priority groups

2. Seniors with 160 or more units

3. New and reentering students eligible for advance payment and/or enrollment

4. Seniors with less than 160 units

5. Juniors with less than 135 units

6. Sophomores with less than 90 units

7. Freshmen with less than 45 units

Priority enrollment groups include students in academic difficulty,Regents and Alumni Scholars, recruited scholarship recipients,Letters and Science Honors Programs participants, athletes in NCAAsports, and students served by the Office for Students with Disabili-ties. Sections are carefully monitored during each priority group passto ensure that any one group does not exceed 30 percent and thatall groups do not exceed 50 percent of a section’s spaces, inaccordance with recommendations of a task force appointed by theCommittee on Educational Policy.

URSA does not allow students to enroll before their specified timeand informs them of their correct appointment day and time.

Changes in the appointment sequence are made only to correct anappointment based on an incorrect class level. To request anappointment change, go to 1113 Murphy Hall with a photo I.D. priorto the assigned appointment.

Priority Pass. Students in a priority group who do not enroll duringtheir priority pass appointment period must wait until their first passappointment to enroll.

First Pass. During their first pass, students may only enroll in 10units. This gives all undergraduates a better chance to obtain atleast two courses needed toward graduation. Students who do notprocess their enrollment during the assigned first pass must wait untiltheir second pass appointment to enroll.

Second Pass. During their second pass, students can add coursesup to the maximum units allowed by their College or school. They canenroll from the beginning of the specified appointment day and timethrough midnight on Friday of the second week of classes when waitlists are eliminated and Study Lists of enrolled courses becomeofficial. Students should be enrolled in courses with unit credit by thatdate to avoid paying the $50 late Study List filing fee and obtaininginstructor signatures and College/school approval on EnrollmentPetitions (for more details, see “Official Study Lists”).

After second pass appointments begin, undergraduates may

1. Use a Permission to Enroll (PTE) number (see the Enrollment in Restricted Classes section) to enroll through URSA for restricted or closed classes. Undergraduates may submit approved major change forms that may affect enrollment in courses restricted to particular majors

2. Submit approved petitions for contract courses

3. Request enrollment in Passed/Not Passed (P/NP) courses over the eligible limit of units (URSA informs students if this applies)

4. Submit approval for an excess unit Study List (more than 19 units for Letters and Science; more than 21 for School of Engi-neering; more than 20 for School of the Arts and Architecture; more than 17 for School of Theater, Film, and Television)

Wait ListsWait lists are maintained through Friday of the second week ofclasses unless a department deletes them earlier. This may happen

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on the first day of classes for some sections, especially laboratories.Check the notes under the course listing in the Schedule of Classes.Students should not assume they will be added to a class or droppedfrom a class (if, for example, they are number one or number 100 onthe wait list). Students must drop themselves before the official StudyList deadline if they do not want the class.

A wait-list position within 10 percent of enrollment capacity (forexample, number five for a class of 50) indicates a good chance ofbeing enrolled. Many students drop classes after the first meeting, atwhich point other students may enroll in the class or advance on thewait list. Sometimes departments increase the enrollment capacity ofthe class, which automatically enrolls additional students from thewait list. Check URSA before Friday of the second week of classes todetermine wait-list status.

Students may move backward on wait lists if a class is overenrolledthrough the use of PTE numbers. For example, a student who is firston the wait list for a course that has an enrollment capacity of 100and is not overenrolled may move from position 101/100 to 105/100 iffour students with PTE numbers enroll. The student cannot beenrolled until five people drop the course and the enrolled number isless than the enrollment capacity.

Enrollment in Restricted ClassesStudents may enroll through URSA in a restricted class if they get afive-digit PTE number. A PTE number is issued at the discretion ofthe instructor or department offering the class. When used with thenine-digit course I.D., they guarantee enrollment through URSA.Inquire at the respective departmental office regarding any internaldepartment procedures for receiving a PTE number.

PTE numbers may be issued in the following cases:

1. The department/instructor offering the class may authorize selective enrollment if the enrollment capacity is filled. This is at the instructor’s discretion and may only be approved based on criteria established by the instructor and/or department

2. As an exception to published restrictions (consent of instructor, department consent, specified majors, class levels—freshmen only, juniors or above) in the Schedule of Classes

3. Closed classes (enrollment capacity reached). When the enrollment capacity is reached, students may choose to be on a wait list. They are moved into the class as enrolled students drop out or if the department increases the enrollment capacity

If the instructor/department assigns a PTE number, use the nine-digitcourse I.D. to enroll in the class through URSA.

Enforced RequisitesUndergraduate students are prevented from enrolling in lowerdivision Letters and Science courses with enforced requisites (aslisted in the UCLA General Catalog or the online Schedule ofClasses) if those requisites have not been met. Some courses withrequisites may be in warning status, which allows enrollment butinforms students that the course requisite has not been met. In theClass Listings section, courses with enforced requisites are notatedwith a Y in the ENF REQ column, located after the course title.

Students with transfer or AP credit that was not evaluated asequivalent to a specific requisite should consult the departmentoffering the course for review of the transfer or AP credit as shownon their DPR. Decisions by the department concerning meetingrequisites are final.

Enrollment in Contract CoursesStudents use their Students use their MyUCLA webpages to initiate apetition to enroll in a contract course. To start the process and obtainthe contract forms, students login to MyUCLA, look under their“MyUCLA Features,” and scroll down to “Contract Courses.” Contractforms are available for the following course numbers: Honors Con-tracts (89HC, 189HC), Student Research Program (99), and upper-division tutorials (195-199).

Each form is customized for a specific course number. Before fillingout the form, students need to prepare a short description of the pro-posed course of study, the nature of the faculty supervision, and thetype of tangible evidence of work completed that will be presented atthe conclusion of the course. The name of the faculty mentor who isto supervise the course is also needed at the time the form is filledout. After this information is entered, print the form and obtain thenecessary signatures.

For students pursuing an internship (course 195), consult with eithera departmental adviser or the Center for Community Learning (A-333Murphy Hall) to determine which unit coordinates the internship.Internships coordinated through the Center for Community Learningrequire a site supervisor’s signature.

After obtaining the signatures of the instructor and the instructor’sdepartment chair, students must check with the department of thecourse in which they are enrolling, or with their College or school, toconfirm which of the following options to use to complete enrollmentin the course:1. Through the department by leaving the form for processing2. Through the appropriate school by taking the form to

a. 6426 Boelter Hall for the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science

b. 103 East Melnitz Building for the School of Theater, Film, and Television

c. 2-200 Factor Building for the School of Nursing3. Through the Registrar’s Office by taking the form to 1113

Murphy Hall

The deadline to enroll in a contract course without a fee is Friday ofthe second week of classes; to enroll with a fee, the deadline is Fri-day of the third week of classes.

Once a contract is processed, students can print out their study listwhich serves as a record of enrollment.

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Official Study ListsA Study List is a record of all courses students enroll in for a term. Aregistered student’s Study List of enrolled courses becomes officialat midnight on Friday of the second week of classes. Each student isresponsible for all courses and grading basis, as listed on URSA, andcannot receive credit for courses not listed. Errors or omissionsshould be corrected before the student’s academic dean’s deadlinefor changes by petition.

Study List Changes Through URSAUndergraduate Changes to Official Study ListAfter Friday of the second week, when the Study List becomesofficial, undergraduate students are charged a fee to (1) add courses(a PTE number is required if the class is closed or restricted) throughFriday of the third week, (2) drop courses or change variable unitsthrough Friday of the fourth week, and (3) change the grading basisof courses through Friday of the sixth week (see the chart later in thissection). A student’s BAR account is charged the appropriate fee foreach change. For all other changes—including registering late, filinga late Study List, adding a course after the third week, dropping acourse or changing variable units after the fourth week, changinggrading basis after the sixth week, and so on—students must file anEnrollment Petition by the published deadline (see the Calendar sec-tion). See “Enrollment Petitions” for details.

Student athletes may not drop a class after the first day without theircounselor’s approval.

Graduate Student Changes to Official Study ListGraduate students can use URSA to add, drop, or change gradingbasis or change variable units with a fee through the end of the lastday of instruction. To add a course that is closed or restricted,students must input a valid PTE number. Their BAR account will becharged the appropriate fee per transaction.

Late Study ListsAny registered student who is not officially enrolled in courses forcredit as of Friday of the second week of instruction must file a lateStudy List. Use an Enrollment Petition for this process.

There is a $50 late fee, which is charged in addition to the latepayment fee, for filing a Study List after Friday of the second week ofinstruction as described under “Late Payment” in the Billing section.

1. Obtain the appropriate form (undergraduate students from academic dean; graduate students from department adviser) and complete as instructed

2. File the approved form at the processing locations noted on the Enrollment Petition form. You are given a receipt of the approved/processed Study List and are responsible for all courses and grading basis as recorded. Your BAR account is charged the $50 late fee

Study List Change FeesFees for URSA adds/drops/changes are automatically charged to astudent’s BAR account on a per transaction basis of $3. Anythingsubmitted or requested as an exception to a published deadline

is subject to a penalty fee of $10. See the Calendar section for

deadlines.

a. Undergraduate students adding courses during the third week are assessed a $3 per course fee. For courses added after the official add deadline of Friday of the third week, undergraduates are assessed a fee of $3 per course plus a penalty fee of $10 per course.

b. Graduate students adding courses during the third week are assessed a $3 per course fee. The official graduate add dead-line is Friday of the third week. For courses added after this date, graduates are assessed a fee of $3 per course plus a penalty fee of $10 per course and the enrollments are not counted toward departmental budget allocations.

c. Letters and Science students may not drop impacted courses through URSA after Friday of the second week. Students in the schools of Arts and Architecture, Theater, Film, and Television, Nursing, and Engineering and Applied Science need approval from their school for any drop after the fourth week.

Changing Grading BasisCourses with Optional Grading BasisCourses with an optional grading basis allow students to chooseeither a Letter grade or a Passed/Not Passed grade (for undergradu-ates) or Satisfactory/Not Satisfactory grade (for graduate students).Undergraduate students in good academic standing can change thegrading basis on these courses through URSA. The deadline forundergraduates to make changes is Friday of the sixth week of theterm. Graduate students can make changes through the last day ofinstruction. See the Grading Detail item on the course descriptionpage in the online Schedule of Classes to determine if a course hasoptional grading.

Courses with Mandatory Grading BasisCourses with a mandatory (non-optional) grading basis (Letter Gradeonly, Passed/Not Passed, Satisfactory/Not Satisfactory) aredesignated G, PN, or SU in URSA. The grading basis of thesecourses cannot be changed through URSA. Undergraduate studentsin good academic standing must petition to request a change in grad-ing basis. The deadline for undergraduates to petition for change isFriday of the sixth week of the term. Graduate students can petitionfor change through the last day of instruction.

1. Using a Student Petition form, obtain approval to change grading basis from the department offering the class.

2. If departmental approval is granted, you must file the petition at your college or school if you are an undergraduate student or at Graduate Division if you are a graduate student.

3. If your request is approved by the College, school, or Graduate Division, the petition is sent to the Registrar’s Office and the change in grading basis is recorded on the Study List.

Undergraduate Students

No Fee Fee

Graduate Students

No Fee Fee

Add a Course Weeks 1-2 Week 3a Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-10b

Drop a Course Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-4c Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-10

Change Grading Basis Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-6 Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-10

Change Variable Units Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-4 Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-10


Impacted CoursesCourses that meet the criteria below and have been approved by theFaculty Executive Committee of the College or schools are designatedas “impacted” courses.

1. Meet once a week and are difficult to complete if a student has not attended by the end of the second week of classes

2. Have high enrollment demand that deny qualified students enrollment because of limited resources

3. Have high instructor/student ratios, and/or

4. Involve large commitments of other resources

Each impacted course is clearly indicated in the Class Listings sec-tion by a Y in the IM (Impacted) column. In the online Schedule ofClasses, the designation is listed under “Crs Info” or the “ID Number”which links to expanded information about a course.

Students cannot drop an impacted course after the second week of aterm for other than exceptionally extenuating circumstances asdescribed in “Drop Procedures.”

Drop ProceduresDropping a course may reduce a Study List below minimumsrequired for full-time status, financial aid, the minimum progressrequirement, and eligibility for residence halls and other services thatrequire a specific enrollment status. The drop forms remind studentsabout these requirements and consequences that may be triggered ifthe particular petition is processed. However, it is each student’sresponsibility to satisfy these other requirements.

Dropping Impacted CoursesImpacted courses may be dropped after the second-week deadlineonly under extraordinary circumstances. Each impacted course isindicated by a Y in the IM (Impacted) column in the class listings inthe Schedule of Classes.

Students have only two weeks to drop an impacted course without anotation on their transcript. After the end of the second week,students who need to request a drop of an impacted course shouldfirst consult their instructor for advice on other options.

If dropping is advised due to exceptional or extreme circumstances(such as severe illness), pick up a Late Impacted Drop Petition or aRetroactive Drop Petition from your counseling unit (Engineering stu-dents at 6426 Boelter Hall; Letters and Science honors students atHonors Programs, A311 Murphy Hall; AAP students at AAP Counsel-ing, 1209 Campbell Hall; athletes at the Morgan Center; all other Let-ters and Science students at College Academic Counseling, A316Murphy Hall). Students must explain their situation on the form andobtain a signature from the instructor. For College of Letters and Sci-ence students, impacted course drop requests are considered by afaculty subcommittee of the Faculty Executive Committee. Ifapproved, the dropped course appears on the student’s transcriptwith a notation indicating the date and week of the term in which thedrop was filed.

Dropping Nonimpacted CoursesNonimpacted courses constitute the vast majority of courses, and areeligible to be dropped on or before Friday of the second weekthrough URSA with no transcript notation or fee. These courses areeligible to be dropped during the third and fourth week through URSAwith no transcript notation and a $3 per course fee. Drop requestsafter Friday of the fourth week require a late drop form. Contact theCollege (College Academic Counseling) or the school for the appro-priate form.

Transcript Notation for Late DropsDrops of nonimpacted courses processed after Friday of the fourthweek are recorded on the permanent undergraduate transcript. Theentry records the week the course was dropped using the followingformat:

COGNITIVE PSYCH PSYCH 120A 4.0 B+ SHAKESPEARE ENGL 90 4.0 COURSE DROPPED WEEK 8

PetitionsA petition is a form submitted to request an exception from anystandard rule or regulation of the University. It is the only way toobtain formal approval from the department, the College or school,the Registrar, or office with authority over the particular request.Some petitions carry a fee.

Some of the uses of petitions are to change the College, school, ormajor; take more or fewer units than regulations permit; makechanges to the Study List after URSA processing ends; or obtaincredit by examination. In addition, students may petition for concur-rent enrollment, double major, or waiver of scholarship requirements.For more information, see http://www.college.ucla.edu/up/counseling/petitions.htm.

Enrollment PetitionsRequired approvals, which vary by college/school/division, areoutlined on the Enrollment Petition form. No petition is accepted forprocessing enrollment without all required approval signatures. Suchapprovals must be CURRENT (an approval dated prior to a publisheddeadline is not acceptable two weeks after the deadline). See thepetition for processing locations.

Undergraduates: Required for (1) adds with instructor’s signature,(2) late Study Lists, (3) late adds/drops/credit changes, (4) late dropof impacted courses, and (5) retroactive changes. Items 3 through5 require a separate petition process with the College/school.

Graduate Students: Required for late registration and late StudyLists. Departmental signatures are required for late registration butnot for late Study Lists. Retroactive petitions require signatures of thedepartment and instructor(s) as well as a supportive memorandumfrom the department. These are submitted to the Graduate Division,1255 Murphy Hall, for consideration.

Do not use an Enrollment Petition when URSA enrollmentprocessing is available.

Changes requested after published deadlines (see the Calendar sec-tion) are considered only under extraordinary circumstances by theCollege/school, and supportive information may be required priorto approval.

Incomplete Grade ProcedureStudents who receive an Incomplete grade in a course and who planto complete the requirements to remove it should not reenroll in thecourse. Have the department send a UCLA Report of AcademicRevision to the instructor. Once the grade is received by theRegistrar’s Office, a confirmation is issued to the department and/orinstructor and a $5 fee is then charged to the student’s BAR account.Fees are subject to change at any time.

The petition and grade assigned must be on file in the Registrar’sOffice by the end of the student's next registered term to prevent theI grade from lapsing to an F, NP, or U. The UCLA Report of AcademicRevision can also be used to remove Incompletes that have lapsed.

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Confirm that a grade has been received through URSA and checkwhich term the I grade was removed. If the grade is not recorded,students should check that the instructor forwarded the form withfinal grade and proper date of completion to the Registrar’s Office.

Special Programs EnrollmentConcurrent EnrollmentConcurrent enrollment—defined as taking courses during regularsessions (Fall, Winter, and Spring terms) for credit at UCLA and, atthe same time, at another non-UC institution, including UCLA Exten-sion—is not permitted except in extraordinary circumstances, and nocredit is given for such courses unless the approval of the UCLA Col-lege or school has been obtained by petition prior to enrollment.

Intersegmental Cross-EnrollmentAt the discretion of the appropriate campus authorities on bothcampuses, California Education Code sections 66755 and 66756(amended by SB 361 passed in 1999) allow undergraduate studentsenrolled in any campus of the California community colleges, the Cal-ifornia State University, or the University of California to enroll withoutformal admission in a maximum of one course per academic term ata campus of either of the other systems on a space-available basis.Enrollment in precollege courses is excluded.

UCLA students qualify for intersegmental cross-enrollment if theymeet all the following requirements:

1. Complete at least one term at UCLA as a matriculated student

2. Enroll for a minimum of 6 units for the current term

3. Earn a grade-point average of 2.0 (C) for work completed

4. Pay appropriate tuition and fees at UCLA for the current term

5. Complete appropriate academic preparation as determined by the host campus

6. Have California residence status

Obtain a concurrent enrollment application from the College orschool. An administration fee is charged for each academic termsuch enrollment is requested.

Intercampus Visitor ProgramUndergraduates enrolled at one campus of the University ofCalifornia may have the opportunity to attend another UC campus forone quarter or semester on the Intercampus Visitor Program. UCLAstudents obtain applications from Enrollment and Degree Services,1113 Murphy Hall. Observe the deadlines on the application.Applications are reviewed by a student’s College or school. Lettersand Science students should consult College Academic Counselingin A316 Murphy Hall; students in Arts and Architecture should con-tact the Student Services Office in 194 Kinross Building South; The-ater, Film, and Television students should consult the StudentServices Office in 103 East Melnitz Building; Engineering studentsshould see the Student Services Office in 6426 Boelter Hall.

Simultaneous UC EnrollmentUndergraduate students may enroll simultaneously in coursesoffered by another UC campus. Eligible students must be registered(fees paid), in good standing, and enrolled in at least 12 units atUCLA. Students may simultaneously enroll in no more than one UChost-campus course not to exceed 6 units. Before attending the hostcampus, both campuses must give approval. Approval to enrollsimultaneously on another UC campus does not guarantee credittoward specific degree or General Education requirements. Applica-tion of host-campus courses to UCLA graduation requirements isdetermined by the College or school. Details are on the applicationform. Obtain applications and directions for submitting forms from thefollowing offices: honors students, A311 Murphy Hall; studentathletes, Morgan Center; AAP students, 1209 Campbell Hall; allother Letters and Science students, College Academic Counseling,A316 Murphy Hall; Arts and Architecture, Theater, Film, and Televi-sion, Engineering and Applied Science, and Nursing students, theirrespective Student Affairs Office. The form is also available online athttp://www.registrar.ucla.edu/forms/.


Fall 2005 URSA Enrollment AppointmentsBased on class level, enrollment appointments are assigned within the times and dates shown. Find exact enrollment appointment timesthrough URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu. All new undergraduate students must call Orientation at (310) 206-6685 to start the enrollment pro-cess. Current-term degree candidates must redeclare candidacy for a later term to receive enrollment appointment times.

Student ResponsibilityA registered student’s Study List of enrolled courses becomes official at midnight on Friday of the second week of classes. Students areresponsible for all courses and grading basis, as listed on URSA, and cannot receive credit for courses not listed. In planning courses for aterm, students are responsible for avoiding class conflicts and avoiding conflicting or multiple same-day final examinations. See“Final Examination Policies” in the Class Listings section.

FirstAppointment Time

LastAppointment Time

Priority Pass

All priority students June 27, 2005 6:00 a.m. June 28 11:00 p.m.

Priority pass ends June 29, 2005, at 11:59 p.m.

First Pass Enroll in up to 10 units.

Graduating seniors(160+ units)

June 30 6:00 a.m. June 30 1:30 p.m.

Reentering students June 30 2:00 p.m. June 30 3:00 p.m.

Seniors(135-159.9 units)

June 30 3:30 p.m. July 1 6:30 p.m.

Juniors(90-134.9 units)

July 1 7:00 p.m. July 4 6:30 a.m.

Sophomores(45-89.9 units)

July 4 7:00 a.m. July 5 8:00 a.m.

Continuing freshmen(0-44.9 units)

July 5 8:30 a.m. July 5 11:00 p.m.

First pass ends July 6, 2005, at 11:59 p.m.

Second Pass Enroll in up to Study List maximum units.

Graduating seniors July 7 6:00 a.m. July 7 1:30 p.m.

Reentering students July 7 2:00 p.m. July 7 3:00 p.m.

Seniors July 7 3:30 p.m. July 8 6:30 p.m.

Juniors July 8 7:00 p.m. July 11 6:30 a.m.

Sophomores July 11 7:00 a.m. July 12 8:00 a.m.

Continuing freshmen July 12 8:30 a.m July 12 11:00 p.m.

Second pass ends October 14, 2005, at 11:59 p.m.

Graduate Pass

Joint students June 30 8:00 a.m. June 30 8:00 a.m.

Other graduate students June 30 6:30 a.m. July 4 11:00 p.m.

Graduate pass ends October 14, 2005, at 11:59 p.m.


UCLA Online
Bruin OnLine124 Kerckhoff HallHelp Desk (310) 825-4357http://www.bol.ucla.edue-mail: [email protected]
Bruin OnLine (BOL) is a collection of software and services thatprovide UCLA students, faculty, and staff with access to e-mail,campus network services, and the Internet. Services include dialupaccess using PPP at speeds up to 56 kbps and wireless access tothe campus network, along with wired connections through ethernetports.

Use Bruin OnLine to

1. Check class availability in the online Schedule of Classes

2. Access class webpages and discussion groups

3. Search the UCLA Library or online databases

4. Create e-mail mailing lists

5. Download software—Internet browsers, anti-virus software, and FTP programs

6. Create personal webpages

7. Check your @ucla.edu e-mail

8. Authenticate to use the BOL Proxy Server, which allows access to UCLA-restricted resources from non-UCLA Internet Service Providers

9. Gain access to the UCLA wireless network

Accessing Bruin OnLine ServicesOn campus, BOL services are available anywhere there is networkaccess, including campus computing laboratories, libraries, and cam-pus residence hall rooms; and anywhere there is wireless networkcoverage.

BOL can be accessed from off campus by

1. Using the BOL modem pool (310 area code). Users pay all tele-phone charges for toll or long-distance access (310 area code)

2. Using your own Internet Service Provider (ISP), you can make use of the BOL proxy server to access UCLA restricted resources such as software and library journals. See http://www.bol.ucla.edu/services/proxy/ for more information

Bruin OnLine WirelessWireless Internet access is available in select locations on campusfor BOL account holders with their own 802.11b-compliant laptop orhandheld computer. For more information, see http://www.bol.ucla.edu/wireless/. For a map of wireless coverage areas, seehttp://www.bol.ucla.edu/services/wireless/coverage/.

Getting StartedTo use BOL, you need a BOL I.D., password, and a computer thatconnects to the UCLA network. You can access BOL from manylocations throughout campus or from home. If you are new to BOL,you can learn its features through classes and online tutorials.Personalized assistance is also available from the BOL Help Desk.

For instructions on creating BOL accounts, see the Accounts sectionat http://www.bol.ucla.edu.

Access for Persons with DisabilitiesThe Academic Technology Services (ATS) Disabilities andComputing Program (DCP) has specifically adapted configurations ofBOL software. Call (310) 206-7133 for more information or see theStudent Services section.

Campus Computer LaboratoriesStudent computer laboratories are supported through AcademicTechnology Services (ATS) and the College Library InstructionalComputing Commons (CLICC), a collaborative effort between ATS,Center for Digital Humanities, Social Sciences Computing, Officeof Instructional Development, and College Library. Some 16 com-puter laboratories are available throughout campus, each withcomputers, peripherals, software, and services that cater to specificareas of study.

Access to the laboratories varies; departmental laboratories mayrequire enrollment in either the major or a class. General purposelaboratories merely require a BOL I.D., which is available free ofcharge to UCLA students, faculty, and staff. Kiosks to set up an I.D.are available at several laboratory locations.

For a map of the locations, hours, and general information, seehttp://www.computerlabs.ucla.edu.

Electronic Mailing Lists (Listservs)Bruin OnLine offers a mailing list service that manages electronicmail discussion and e-newsletter distribution to list subscribers. Mail-ing lists are available for any academic purpose; new list requestsfrom students require verification of faculty sponsorship. For moreinformation, see http://www.bol.ucla.edu/services/lists/.

Instructional Enhancement InitiativeThe Instructional Enhancement Initiative is designed to

1. Provide course websites for faculty, teaching assistants, and enrolled students. The sites facilitate the distribution of supplementary course materials, lecture notes, homework assignments, research links, and electronic communication, including virtual office hours and class bulletin boards for interactive question and answer sessions. Instructors decide which of these online capabilities are best suited to their course websites

2. Provide enhanced computer laboratories with expanded hours of access for student use

Students enrolled in undergraduate non-tutorial courses in theCollege of Letters and Science and undergraduate non-tutorialcourses (including graduate non-tutorial courses taught concurrentlywith undergraduate courses) in the Henry Samueli School of Engi-neering and Applied Science are assessed a per-unit course materi-als fee, called the Instructional Enhancement Fee. For fee amounts,see the Miscellaneous Fee chart in the Registration section oronline at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees/. Fee assessmentthrough BAR is based on actual enrollment at the end of the fourth

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week of the quarter. Instructional Enhancement fees apply to all stu-dents except Education Abroad Program reciprocity students andCAPPP (Washington Internship) students.

For questions about IEI fees, see https://be.my.ucla.edu/faq/aboutIEI.htm (College of Letters and Science) or http://www.seas.ucla.edu/feeinfo/ (Henry Samueli School of Engineering and AppledScience).

MyUCLAMyUCLA at http://my.ucla.edu provides a portal to individual studentinformation. Students can personalize the site by entering either theirBOL I.D. and password or their University I.D. and the same four-digitPIN used to access URSA. Features of MyUCLA include

1. Full featured WebMail support, including personal address books, enabling access to POP3 or IMAP4 compliant mailsystems and including additional functionality when accessing Bruin OnLine

2. A personalized Study List showing classes and class information for current and previous quarters, including grades and links to course websites

3. A notifications section for important announcements

4. A subscriptions section where students access online information from newspapers, journals, or magazines or from University departments, clubs, and organizations

5. Links to UCLA online resources, including URSA, the Schedule of Classes and UCLA General Catalog, and much more

6. A personal calendar that includes academic deadlines, subscrip-tion calendars, class specific deadlines, and personal entries

7. Scoped InfoSeek searches

8. General academic information

Letters and Science students obtain additional services, including theability to view their counseling appointments, check the status ofpetitions, and track their honors progress.

NewsgroupsUsenet is a worldwide discussion system of “newsgroups” classifiedby subject. Newsgroups available on news.ucla.edu include theucla.* hierarchy which is dedicated to topics specific to UCLA and isnot trnasmitted outside of UCLA.

Bruin OnLine has its own newsgroups, for example, that postannouncements about its service and where students can ask ques-tions about computer software and hardware (ucla.bol.announce,ucla.bol.general, and ucla.bol.webpages). Other newsgroups helpwith platform questions (ucla.pc and ucla.mac), while still others postannouncements and offer forums (for example, ucla.general,ucla.announce, ucla.rumor, and ucla.forsale). Some classes havetheir own newsgroups as well (see ucla.classes.* hierarchy).

Newsgroups offered by news.ucla.edu can be accessed through anewsready client such as Outlook Express, Mozilla, or Netscape. Formore information, see http://www.bol.ucla.edu/services/news/.

Online DirectoryThe UCLA Online Directory offers directory information about faculty,staff, students, and departments. Student listings in the directory aregenerated through URSA and are updated nightly (excluding week-

ends) by the Registrar's Office, which administers student privacyrights for release of student information. A student may changeaddress, telephone number, e-mail address, and privacy optionsthrough URSA. Changes to address and privacy options may also besubmitted using a change form, available in the Murphy Hall northlobby and filed at 1113 Murphy Hall. For more details on privacyoptions, see “Disclosure of Student Records” in the Official Noticessection or see URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu. To access theOnline Directory, see http://www.directory.ucla.edu.

Student Technology CenterThe Student Technology Center coordinates computing connectivityto the campus network for students living in on-campus housing,including network card purchase and installation, Bruin OnLine soft-ware, and technical support. The center houses a computer labora-tory with Macintosh and Windows computers. It also offers scanning,CD burning, and printing services. Located opposite CovelCommons at 330 De Neve Drive, (310) 825-3400; see http://www.resnet.ucla.edu.

UCLA HomepageThe UCLA homepage (http://www.ucla.edu) offers a gateway foraccess to information on campus teaching, research, and service. Itsmain menu links to sites for prospective and current students; arts,museums, and athletic events; and academic, library, and researchinformation. It also offers access to the Online Directory and pagesfor alumni. In addition, the current students link connects to URSA,MyUCLA, student services, computing laboratories, and campusnews. A search feature allows for easy browsing through thethousands of webpages that comprise the UCLA site, includingthose for departments, programs, and services.

UCLA Library Electronic ResourcesLocate and identify materials through the library’s web-based onlineinformation systems (see below), which can be accessed from thelibrary website at http://www.library.ucla.edu. Reference librariansare available in all library units to answer questions about usingonline systems, as well as to provide assistance with reference andresearch topics.

The UCLA Library Catalog contains records for all UCLA Libraryholdings and other campus collections, including the ArchiveResearch and Study Center of the Film and Television Archive, Chi-cano Studies Research Center Library, Ethnomusicology Archive,Institute for Social Science Research Data Archives Library, andInstructional Media Library. It also provides library item location andcirculation status, and users can request document delivery servicesand SRLF items online.

The Melvyl Catalog, which is also available through telnet, containsinformation on holdings at all University of California campuses aswell as a number of other collections.

While continuing to develop and manage collections of traditionalprinted materials, the UCLA Library also makes a number of digitalresources available for campus use through the library site. Theseinclude electronic reserves and many electronic journals, texts,reference resources, periodical indexes, and abstracts.


Student Services
Student Services support the teaching, research, and public servicefunctions of the University while they promote the academic successof UCLA students and enhance the quality of campus life.
Registrar’s Office ServicesIn addition to enrollment services, the Registrar’s Office helpsstudents determine residence status, change names on officialrecords, and obtain transcripts and degrees. See the Registrar’sServices Guide for a complete list of services.

Establishing Residence for Tuition PurposesSpecific criteria for establishing residence for tuition purposes isincluded in the Appendix of the current UCLA General Catalog and inthe Registrar’s Office Frequently Asked Questions at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/faq/. Direct inquiries about residence requirementsto the Residence Deputy, 1113 Murphy Hall, (310) 825-3447. Noother University personnel are authorized to supply information aboutresidence requirements for tuition purposes.

Petition for Resident Classification is obtained on the Registrar’sOffice website and filed at 1113 Murphy Hall prior to the late registra-tion period for the term in which you are eligible for classification fromnonresident to resident status. Documentation of residence will berequested at that time.

Name ChangeTo change their names on official University records, or to identifycapitalization, punctuation, or accent marks (for their diploma) thatcomputer files do not accommodate, students must obtain and file(no fee) the UCLA Correction or Change of Name form at Enrollmentand Degree Services, 1113 Murphy Hall. Forms are available in theMurphy Hall North Lobby and at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/forms/.A new BruinCard must be obtained at 123 Kerckhoff Hall for a $20replacement fee.

Official TranscriptsTwo versions of official UCLA student records are available fromAcademic Record Services, 1134 Murphy Hall. These are theacademic transcript and the verification transcript. Each is designedto meet specific needs.

Academic Record Services provides transcripts for regular andsummer sessions. For UCLA Extension courses, order from UCLAExtension, P.O. Box 24901, Los Angeles, CA 90024.

Official UCLA transcripts are printed on security paper to safeguardagainst unauthorized duplication, alteration, and misrepresentation.The security paper is blue with a faint background design anda border with the words “University of California, Los Angeles.”Authentication details are located in the lower right hand corner ofthe transcript, and the transcript legend is located on the reverse ofthe document.

Academic TranscriptThe academic transcript is a student’s complete academic record,including a listing of courses taken, transfer credit, units, grades,grade-point average (GPA), earned UCLA degrees, and in-progressterm information, which includes a list of the courses that studentenrolled in during the term the document was requested, and otherin-progress information such as a change in major or the removal ofan I grade.

Grades for completed terms are processed immediately following theconclusion of final examinations. Complete academic transcripts areavailable approximately 30 working days after the last day of theterm. For graduating students, academic transcripts with thegraduation date included are available approximately seven weeksafter the end of the term. If you require earlier proof of graduation,contact your degree auditor in 1113 Murphy Hall. A fee may becharged for this service.

The minimum period required for processing and issuing academictranscripts for both registered and former students is three workingdays. Expedited service (processing within 24 hours) is available foran additional $10 charge per addressee.

Verification TranscriptThe verification transcript certifies registration (fee payment),enrollment status, and degrees. For auto insurance “good student”discount, insurance forms should be presented at 1134 Murphy Hall.The verification fee is required for this service. Verification transcriptsconfirm student status only after registration fees have been paid forthe term. Verification of student workload is based on actual enrolledunits and does not consider wait-listed units or list courses for a term.

Verification of degree can be issued after your degree has beenposted to your student record approximately seven weeks after theterm ends. If you require verification before your degree is posted,contact your degree auditor in 1113 Murphy Hall.

The fee for a verification transcript is waived if requested for loan orstudent aid verifications (proof of request required). Most enrollmentverifications for loans and creditors, however, are processed for theUniversity by the National Student Clearinghouse. Approved by theU.S. Department of Education, the clearinghouse is a national orga-nization that facilitates and expedites student enrollment verificationsfor creditors and other student service-related agencies. The clear-inghouse abides by all provisions of the Family Educational Rightsand Privacy Act (FERPA).

Ordering TranscriptsAcademic and verification transcripts can be ordered through URSAonline at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu or by sending a request to theRegistrar’s Office, Attn: [Academic or Verification] Transcripts, 1105Murphy Hall, UCLA, Box 951429, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1429.

Requests should include

1. The name under which you were registered at UCLA

2. Your dates of attendance

3. Your date of birth

4. Your social security number and/or your student I.D.

5. Your complete address and telephone number

6. The number of copies you need

7. Detailed mailing instructions including any special handling

8. Your full signature

Transcript request forms containing this information are available inthe Murphy Hall north lobby or at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/forms/.

More information on ordering transcripts is available by calling(310) 825-3801 or by contacting [email protected].

Fees and PaymentTranscripts are regularly $6 per copy. Current students’ transcriptfees are billed to their BAR account. BAR accounts are administered

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electronically (eBill) through URSA. Non-current students will bemailed a paper statement after the first of each month. Payment maybe made by check or money order payable to Regents-UC, or byVisa, MasterCard, or Discover Card. Payments are processed by theAdministrative Main Cashier Office.

In some cases, additional fees may apply. Forms that must becompleted by the Registrar’s Office are charged a special handlingfee of $15 per form. Forms that require official signatures onenvelopes are charged $15 per addressee. Expedited service(processing within 24 hours) is available for an additional $10 peraddressee. Express Mail or Federal Express services are alsoavailable; consult Academic Record Services for special mailing fees.

Transcripts can be faxed with payment of an additional fee of $5 fordomestic and $10 for international faxes. Transcripts that are faxedare generally not considered official, and confidentiality can not beguaranteed.

Transcript requests are not processed for anyone with outstandingobligations to the University. Fees are subject to change at any time.

Other Student ServicesPrograms and services are geared to supporting the mental, social,and physical development needs of students in a healthy, safe, andintellectually challenging environment.

Ashe Student Health and Wellness CenterThe Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center (StudentHealth Service) is the campus health service and an outpatienthealth facility for all registered UCLA students. Most services aresubsidized by registration fees, but there are minimal fees for allservices. Visit, core laboratory, and X-ray fees for students with theStudent Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) are written off by SHIP. Thereare co-pays for pharmaceuticals. Service fees for students withoutSHIP are billed directly to students’ BAR accounts.

If students withdraw during a term, the Ashe Center continues to beavailable for the remainder of the term on a full-fee basis from thedate of withdrawal. If students withdraw with no refund, SHIP is main-tained and services remain available as described above.

The cost of services received outside the Ashe Center is eachstudent’s financial responsibility. Students who waive out of theUCLA Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) need to ensure thatthey are enrolled in a plan adequate to cover expenses incurredoutside of the Ashe Center.

Office hours during the academic year are weekdays 8 a.m. to6:30 p.m. except Friday, when service begins at 9 a.m. Patients with-out appointments (walk-ins) are seen on the first floor. Patients withappointments are seen on the first, second, or third floor. Physicaltherapy and the insurance office are on the fourth floor. Located at221 Westwood Plaza; see http://www.studenthealth.ucla.edu.

For emergency care when the Ashe Center is closed, students mayobtain treatment at the UCLA Medical Center Emergency Room on afee-for-service basis. It is the student’s responsibility to have insur-ance billed.

BruinCardThe UCLA BruinCard is a mandatory student identification card thatis used to electronically confirm student status and eligibility forservices. Supportive photo identification, such as a driver’s license orpassport, is required when the initial card is issued.

The primary benefit of the BruinCard is convenience. It is a versatilecard that serves the following functions:

1. Confirmation of student status

2. I.D. card for faculty, staff, and students

3. Residence halls access and meal card

4. Library card

5. Recreation card

6. Debit card (if activated) for purchases at campus stores and restaurants on and off campus

7. Time-management card for departments using the Kronos system

8. Access to Big Blue Bus

New services allow students to check BruinCard balances, makedeposits, view recent transactions, and report lost and stolen cardsonline at http://www.bruincard.ucla.edu.

Students with holds from an office with which they have an outstand-ing obligation (financial, academic, or administrative) may not receiveservices until the hold is released by the initiating office. For detailson outstanding holds and initiating offices, check URSA athttp://www.ursa.ucla.edu.

BruinCard centers in 123 Kerckhoff Hall, 107 UCLA Wilshire Center,and 150A Sproul Hall are open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., (310)825-2336.

To report lost or stolen cards or check your account balance, seehttp://www.bruincard.ucla.edu.

Career CenterThe UCLA Career Center offers services and resources to helpstudents and alumni explore career possibilities, make career plans,develop skills for conducting a successful job search, obtain intern-ship and study abroad positions, and secure part- and full-timeemployment.

Services include career counseling; career laboratory; graduate andpreprofessional school planning; letters of reference service; creden-tials file services; Ph.D. career services; career fairs; informationsessions; BruinViewTM jobs, internships, and interviews; Bruin Alum-Link™ career counseling for UC eligible alumni; and BruinViewTM forAlumni.

Workshops are offered on a variety of topics, including skills assess-ment, graduate and professional school preparation, résumé andcurriculum vitae writing, mock interviews, and Internet job searchstrategies.

Career Center hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. Located in theStrathmore Building second and third floors, 501 Westwood Plaza,(310) 206-1915; see http://career.ucla.edu.

Center for Student ProgrammingThe Center for Student Programming (CSP) helps students start aclub or join an existing one and serves as the official registry for allcampus organizations. Staff members advise activities ranging fromthe Spirit Squad and greek life to campus retention and studentoutreach. CSP assists students with program and leadershipdevelopment and fund-raising, interprets and enforces University rulesand regulations, and administers bulletin boards on campus. Locatedat 105 Kerckhoff Hall; see http://www.studentactivities.ucla.edu.

Center for Women and MenThe Center for Women and Men offers services to all UCLA students,with special focus on gender-related issues.

In addition to individual counseling, the center presents workshopsand support groups on a variety of topics, including assertivenesstraining, child care, career and leadership development, healthy rela-tionships, men’s issues, returning to school, single parenting, sexualviolence prevention and education, and health and wellness. It alsooffers referrals for medical, legal, career planning, personal


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counseling, and other services both on and off campus. In addition,rape services consultants (RSCs)—individuals who provide informa-tion, support, and resources for members of the UCLA communitywho have been raped or sexually assaulted—can discuss options andalternatives, help identify and assist in contacting the most appropriatesupport services, and answer any questions that may arise. The cen-ter is also a designated Sexual Harassment Information Center avail-able to all UCLA students. Located at B44 Student Activities Center;see http://www.thecenter.ucla.edu.

Cultural and Recreational AffairsThe Department of Cultural and Recreational Affairs (UCLARecreation) coordinates recreational programming and supervisescampus recreational activities, facilities, and services. Located at2131 Wooden Center; see http://www.recreation.ucla.edu.

Dean of StudentsThe Office of the Dean of Students assists students with whateverneeds they might have. Direct services include general counseling;sending emergency messages to students; and assisting in under-standing University policies and procedures, including grievance proce-dures regarding student records, discrimination, and student debts.Located at 1206 Murphy Hall; see http://www.deanofstudents.ucla.edu.

Disabilities and Computing ProgramThe Disabilities and Computing Program (DCP) provides adaptivetechnology and information access support and services for students,faculty, and staff with disabilities. Applications include voice input,Braille print, large print, screen-reading software, and learning disabil-ity software. Consulting and training for individuals and departmentsare available. The program also offers Web accessibility evaluationsand guidelines. The Disabilities and Computing Laboratory is openfrom 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Located at 4919 MathSciences, voice/TTY (310) 206-7133; see http://www.dcp.ucla.edu.

Housing ServicesUniversity HousingApplications for on-campus housing and university apartmentsrequire a $30 nonrefundable application fee. Contact UCLA HousingServices for questions regarding the application process. Located at360 De Neve Drive, (310) 206-7011; see http://www.housing.ucla.edu/myhousing/.

Off-Campus HousingThe Community Housing Office offers rental assistance for students,faculty, and staff interested in off-campus housing. The office main-tains a website for a variety of living alternatives from the private sec-tor, including apartments, roommate situations, and rooms in privatehomes. Located at 360 De Neve Drive, (310) 825-4491; seehttp://www.cho.ucla.edu.

Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Campus Resource CenterThe Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) Campus ResourceCenter provides education, information, and advocacy services forthe UCLA community. The center offers support groups, educationalworkshops, and training seminars and maintains a library of booksand periodicals. The staff provides confidential assistance and sup-port to students, faculty, and staff who feel they have experiencedharassment or discrimination or who wish to connect to the campusLGBT community. Located at B36 Student Activities Center; seehttp://www.lgbt.ucla.edu.

LibrariesThe UCLA Library, a campuswide network of libraries servingprograms of study and research in many fields, is among the top 10ranked research libraries in the U.S. The total collections numbermore than 7.6 million volumes, and nearly 80,000 serial titles arereceived regularly.

Undergraduates are encouraged to use the College Library, whichfeatures collections and services in support of the undergraduatecurriculum. The scholarly and research needs of undergraduate andgraduate students and faculty are served by the Arts Library, LouiseM. Darling Biomedical Library, Richard C. Rudolph East AsianLibrary, Hugh and Hazel Darling Law Library, Eugene and MaxineRosenfeld Management Library, Music Library, Charles E. YoungResearch Library, and Science and Engineering Library. Lower-usematerials for which there is not adequate shelving space on campusare located in the Southern Regional Library Facility (SRLF).

Locate and identify materials through the library’s web-based onlineinformation systems, which include the UCLA Library Catalog andthe Melvyl Catalog. These systems can be accessed from the librarywebsite at http://www.library.ucla.edu.

Office for Students with DisabilitiesThe Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD) provides a wide rangeof academic support services to regularly enrolled students with doc-umented permanent or temporary disabilities in compliance withSection 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americanswith Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990, and University policies. Academicsupport services are determined for each student based on specificdisability-based requirements. Services include campus orientationand accessibility, note takers, readers, sign language interpreters,Learning Disability Program, registration assistance, test-takingfacilitation, special parking assistance, real-time captioning, assistivelistening devices, on-campus transportation, adaptive equipment,support groups and workshops, tutorial referral, special materials,housing assistance, referral to UCLA’s Disabilities and ComputingProgram, and processing of California Department of Rehabilitationauthorizations. There is no fee for any of these services. All contactsand assistance are handled confidentially. Located at A255Murphy Hall, voice (310) 825-1501, TDD (310) 206-6083; seehttp://www.saonet.ucla.edu/osd/.

Office of Ombuds ServicesThe Office of Ombuds Services is a resource that provides assis-tance in resolving conflicts, disputes, or complaints on an informalbasis to all members of the UCLA community. This office is indepen-dent, neutral, and confidential. Located at 105 Strathmore Building.For more information see http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/ombuds/ or call(310) 825-7627.

Parking and Commuter ServicesCommuter Assistance-RidesharingThe Commuter Assistance-Ridesharing (CAR) Office informsstudents about transportation options. Many students form or joinexisting UCLA carpools or vanpools. More than 130 vanpoolscommute to UCLA from nearly 80 Southern California communities.Full- and part-time vanpool riding opportunities are available.Registered two- and three-person student carpools are given toppriority to receive parking (see below).

These and other commuting options, including an extensive networkof public transit, are described in the UCLA Commuter Guideavailable online or at the CAR office, located at 100 StrathmoreBuilding (Strathmore Drive and Westwood Plaza), 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m.weekdays, (310) 794-RIDE. See http://www.transportation.ucla.edu.

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Parking PermitsDue to limited availability, parking at UCLA is offered to students whodemonstrate the greatest need. Student parking permits areassigned through a point system that considers class standing,commute distance, previous attendance, employment, dependentchildren, and professional school obligations. Students are encour-aged to apply on time and follow all application and paymentguidelines in order to increase their chances of receiving a permit.Permits are not guaranteed.

When assigning parking permits to students, UCLA Parking Servicesgives the highest priority to carpools. Carpool permits areguaranteed to all qualified two- and three-person student carpoolgroups that apply on time. Student carpools park in central campusparking areas and share a discounted permit fee. Students interestedin forming a carpool who need help finding other students living nearthem should call (310) 794-RIDE. All members of a proposed studentcarpool must apply in person as a group.

Most student permits are assigned for the academic year and can bepaid for annually or quarterly. Renewal forms for students payingquarterly are automatically mailed before the Winter and SpringQuarter payment due dates. Students who are not offered a parkingassignment during a given term or who wish to change their parkingarea need to reapply the following quarter.

Student Parking Request forms, along with important quarterly duedates and information on how to apply for a parking permit, areavailable online, by calling (310) 825-9871, or in person weekdaysfrom 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Parking Services. Students are encour-aged to complete and submit parking applications online, checkparking status and, if approved for parking, pay for their permitthrough a secure online payment process. See http://www.parking.ucla.edu/appmain.htm.

Students with permanent disabilities who have disabled persons’placards or DMV-issued disabled persons’ license plates, andstudents with short-term disabilities, may apply to the Office forStudents with Disabilities, (310) 825-1501, for parking assignmentsand on-campus transportation assistance.

Parking permits and access cards to campus lots and structures arenot transferable and may be purchased only from UCLA ParkingServices. Resale is prohibited and subjects both buyer and seller todisciplinary action.

Services for International StudentsOffice of International Students and ScholarsThe Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) assistsstudents with questions about immigration, employment, governmentregulations, financial aid, academic and administrative procedures,cultural adjustment, and personal matters. OISS is also a designatedSexual Harassment Information Center for international students and aHarassment Information Center available to all UCLA students. OISSalso provides visa assistance for faculty, researchers, and postdoctoralscholars. Located at 106 Bradley International Hall; seehttp://www.intl.ucla.edu.

Dashew International Center for Students and ScholarsThe Dashew International Center in Bradley International Hall offersprograms and services to help international students and scholarsadjust to life on campus and in Los Angeles, and to build bridgesbetween UCLA’s international and domestic communities. The centeroffers an orientation program during the summer, English programs,discovering Los Angeles trips, the International Connections Pro-gram, conferences and workshops, and special events. Volunteeropportunities are also available. See http://www.internationalcenter.ucla.edu.

Student Legal ServicesCurrently registered and enrolled students with legal problems orquestions about their legal rights can get assistance from attorneys orlaw students under direct supervision of attorneys who help studentsresolve legal problems, including those related to landlord/tenantrelations; accident and injury problems; criminal matters; domesticviolence and harassment; divorces and other family law matters; auto-mobile purchase, repair, and insurance problems; health care, credit,and financial aid issues; consumer problems; and University-relatedproblems. Assistance is available only by appointment from 9 a.m. to5 p.m. weekdays. Located in 70 Dodd Hall, (310) 825-9894; seehttp://www.studentlegal.ucla.edu.

Student Psychological ServicesStudent Psychological Services (SPS) offers short-term personalcounsel and psychotherapy at 221 Westwood Plaza (Wooden CenterWest), (310) 825-0768. Psychologists, clinical social workers, andpsychiatrists assist with situational stresses and emotional problemsthat may include problems with interpersonal relationships, academicstress, loneliness, difficult decisions, sexual issues, anxiety, depres-sion, or other concerns affecting the personal growth of students.See http://www.sps.ucla.edu.

The service is confidential and available to regularly enrolled stu-dents. Students are seen individually or may choose from a numberof groups offered each term. Appointments are made weekdaysbetween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Emergency counseling is also available.There is a $10 fee for all clinical services. If a student is enrolled inSHIP, these clinical fees are paid by SHIP.

SPS is also a designated campus Sexual Harassment InformationCenter. These services are available to all UCLA students.

UCLA Store: Textbooks and Course MaterialsTextbooks and course readers for most classes are available inthe UCLA Store-Ackerman Union, located on the A Level ofAckerman Union. For store hours, refund policies, and textbookinformation, call (310) 206-0790. For information on book buyback,call (310) 206-0785.

Law, management, urban planning, social welfare, public policy,architecture, art, urban design, information studies, and theater, film,and television textbooks are available at the UCLA Store-Lu ValleCommons. On-campus UCLA Extension textbooks are also stockedthere. For more information, call (310) 825-7238.

Textbooks for medicine, dentistry, nursing, public health, and thehealth sciences are available at the UCLA Store-Health Sciences.For more information, call (310) 825-7721.

The UCLA General Catalog is published biennially (see “Official Pub-lications” in the Official Notices section) and is available for sale atthe BookZone in the UCLA Store. Blue books and scantron forms arealso available in the Ackerman, LuValle, and Health Sciences loca-tions of the Store.

The best times to shop are on weekends, or before 10 a.m. and after5 p.m. on weekdays. Save your cash register receipts, since theyare required for returns or refunds. See the Calendar section forrefund deadlines.

Find required textbooks at http://www.uclastore.com. Click on thetextbooks icon and follow the directions on the screen. ComputerStore price lists and the UCLA BookZone database for referencebooks and study aids are also online.

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Student Service Contact Location

Administrative Main CashierSubmit fee payments, collect Bruin Direct forms (310) 825-9194 1125 Murphy Hall

BruinCard centers

Report lost or stolen cards

(310) 825-2336

(310) 206-3199

123 Kerckhoff Hall 150B Sproul Hall 107 UCLA Wilshire Center

Degree auditor: current-term degree candidates, ask to seeLetters and Science Degree AuditorsMaster’s/DoctoralArts and ArchitectureEngineeringNursingTheater, Film, and Television

(310) 825-2754(310) 825-2754(310) 206-3564(310) 825-2036(310) 825-7181(310) 825-5761

1113 Murphy Hall1113 Murphy Hall194 Kinross Building South6426 Boelter Hall2-200 Factor Building103 East Melnitz Building

Degree Progress Report (DPR)View and print a DPR URSA

DiplomasReceive for awarded degree; request a duplicate or special order diploma (310) 825-1091, option 6 1113 Murphy Hall

Enrollment ServicesProcess restricted courses and enrollment petitions (310) 825-1091, option 6 1113 Murphy Hall

FeesReceive information on approved fee reductions for part-time under-graduates; on refunds for withdrawal, dismissal, cancellation, leave of absence; or waivers for late registration fee payment, enrollment petition

(310) 825-1091, option 6 1113 Murphy Hall

GradesReceive current and past terms grade reports/term printoutInquire about procedures for grade changes or incomplete grades

URSA(310) 825-1091, option 6 1113 Murphy Hall

HoldsReceive details on holds initiating offices URSA

Personal InformationChange name or social security number (name change forms available across from 1105 Murphy Hall)Change address, telephone, or contact informationVerify privacy options (disclosure of student records)

In person

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1113 Murphy Hall

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ReadmissionFile an undergraduate readmission application (forms available across from 1105 Murphy Hall)

(310) 825-1091, option 6 1113 Murphy Hall

RegistrationCancel registration before the first day of classVerify registration fee payment

(310) 825-1091, option 6URSA

1113 Murphy Hall

Residence information for tuition purposesDetermine eligibility for reclassification

(310) 825-3447 1113 Murphy Hall

TranscriptsRequest a copy of official transcripts (forms available across from 1105 Murphy Hall)

Information only:(310) [email protected]

1134 Murphy Hall

VerificationsConfirm status of student attendance, degrees, address information, loanforms, “good student” auto insurance certification

(310) 825-3801 1134 Murphy Hall

Veterans Affairs (310) 825-5391 1113 Murphy Hall

Registrar’s Services GuideThe Registrar’s Office is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. For more information, see the Registrar’s Office Frequently Asked Questions at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/faq/.

Registrar’s services complement those of URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu.

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Student Service Location Phone Web Address

1. Administrative Main Cashier 1125 Murphy Hall (310) 825-2201 http://www.sfs.finance.ucla.edu

2. Admissions and Relations with Schools 1147 Murphy Hall (310) 825-3101 http://www.admissions.ucla.edu

3. Ashe Health and Wellness Center 221 Westwood Plaza (310) 825-4073 http://www.studenthealth.ucla.edu

4. Center for Student Programming 105 Kerckhoff Hall (310) 825-7041 http://www.studentactivities.ucla.edu

5. Center for Women and Men B44 Student Activities Center

(310) 825-3945 http://www.thecenter.ucla.edu

6. Community Housing Office 360 De Neve Drive (310) 825-4491 http://www.cho.ucla.edu

7. Community Programs Office 105 Student Activities Center

(310) 825-5969 http://www.communityprograms.ucla.edu

8. Cultural and Recreational Affairs 2131 Wooden Center (310) 825-3701 http://www.recreation.ucla.edu

9. Dashew International Student Center 106 Bradley Hall (310) 267-1981 http://www.intl.ucla.edu

10. Dean of Students 1206 Murphy Hall (310) 825-3871 http://www.deanofstudents.ucla.edu

11. Disabilities and Computing Program 4919 Math Sciences (310) 206-7133 http://www.dcp.ucla.edu

12. Financial Aid Office (FAO) A129J Murphy Hall (310) 206-0400 http://www.fao.ucla.edu

13. Housing Services 360 De Neve Drive (310) 206-7011 http://www.housing.ucla.edu/myhousing/

14. Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Campus Resource Center

B36 Student Activities Center

(310) 206-3628 http://www.lgbt.ucla.edu

15. Office for Students with Disabilities A255 Murphy Hall (310) 825-1501

(voice)

(310) 206-6083

(TTY)

http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/osd/

16. Office of International Students and Scholars

106 Bradley Hall (310) 825-1681 http://www.intl.ucla.edu

17. Office of Ombuds Services 105 Strathmore Building (310) 825-7627 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/ombuds/

18. Registrar’s Office 1105 Murphy Hall (310) 825-1091 http://www.registrar.ucla.edu

19. Student Legal Services 70 Dodd Hall (310) 825-9894 http://www.studentlegal.ucla.edu

20. Student Loan Services A227 Murphy Hall (310) 825-9864 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/loans.htm

21. Student Psychological Services Wooden Center West (310) 825-0768 http://www.sps.ucla.edu

22. UCLA Career Center 2nd and 3rd floors, Strathmore Building

(310) 206-1915 http://career.ucla.edu

Student Services Directory

Student Services support teaching, research, and public service functions of the University by providing programs, services, and educational experiences that promote the academic success of UCLA students and enhance the quality of campus life. Programs and services are geared to supporting the mental, social, and physical development needs of students in a healthy, safe, and intellectually challenging environment.

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Academic Policies
Admission PoliciesAn application for admission must be submitted and accepted inaccordance with the schedule specified in the Calendar sectionbefore a new student may register at the University. Preliminaryinformation about registering is mailed to new students by theirAdmissions Office (Undergraduate, Graduate, Law, Medicine, orDentistry). Please note: Your admission to the University is only guar-anteed for the term you are admitted. If you do not register for this“admit” term, you must apply for admission again.
Undergraduate ReadmissionOne-Term AbsenceStudents who complete a term (Fall, Winter, Spring), and do notregister the following term, may return to UCLA the subsequent termas a continuing student and be eligible to register and enroll inadvance.

Students on a one-term absence who plan to attend anotherinstitution, including UCLA Extension, should discuss plans with theirCollege or school counselor before enrolling elsewhere. On returningto UCLA, they must have an official transcript mailed from theinstitution directly to UCLA Undergraduate Admissions and Relationswith Schools (UARS). Once students request a transcript, they mustcomplete a Transfer Credit Evaluation Request form at UARS, 1147Murphy Hall, to have coursework evaluated.

Reentering StudentsTo return to the University after an absence of more than one term,complete an Undergraduate Application for Readmission form andfile it with the Registrar’s Office in accordance with deadlines pub-lished in the Calendar section. A nonrefundable fee of $40 applies.

Students must submit official transcripts from all institutions(including UCLA Extension) with readmission applications. Course-work is evaluated when official transcripts are received. The paperrecords of nonregistered students, including transcripts submitted fortransfer credit, are retained by the Registrar’s Office for five academicyears after the last registered term. Students must resubmit officialtranscripts of all work completed outside UCLA if their records havebeen destroyed.

Graduate Registration and ReadmissionFor details on the policies below, consult Standards and Procedures forGraduate Study at UCLA at http://www.gdnet.ucla.edu/publications.html.

Continuous Registration PolicyGraduate students must be either registered and enrolled or on anofficial leave of absence every term until their degrees are awarded.As an exception, certain graduate students may be eligible to pay thefiling fee (see below). Failure to register or be on an official leave ofabsence for any term (Fall, Winter, Spring) constitutes withdrawalfrom UCLA.

Filing FeeGraduate students may be eligible to pay the filing fee (half thequarterly registration fee) in lieu of full registration fees for the term inwhich they expect to complete final degree requirements and receivetheir degree. Doctoral students are not eligible to pay the filing feeunless registered the immediately preceding term. International stu-dents must pay the filing fee by the deadline for registration at thebeginning of a term.

Students who pay the filing fee are not eligible for University servicesbeyond a maximum of 12 hours of faculty and staff time required tocomplete degree requirements and are not considered in the samestatus as registered students.

Graduate Leave of AbsenceContinuing graduate students in good standing (3.0 GPA or above)who have completed at least one term of UCLA graduate work may,with the support of their department and the approval of theGraduate Division, be eligible for leaves of absence. Graduatestudents are allowed a maximum of six quarters of official leave ofabsence. International students must consult with the Office of Inter-national Students and Scholars before applying for a leave ofabsence. Federal policy goerning students on F-1 and J-1 visasrestricts leaves of absence to certain conditions. Therefore, theOffice of International Students and Scholars, in consultation with theGraduate Division, individually evaluates each international graduatestudent request for a leave of absence to determine that it meets fed-eral (and University) eligibility criteria.

Students on approved leave of absence are not permitted to usefaculty time or make use of University facilities for more than 12hours since their last registration and are not eligible for apprenticepersonnel employment or other services normally available toregistered students. There is no need to apply for readmission, sincethe approved leave is for readmission to a specific term. TheRegistrar’s Office notifies students about registration informationwhen their leave is due to expire.

Students obtain a Request for Leave of Absence form from their aca-demic department. See the Calendar section for the filing deadline.

ReadmissionStudents who fail to register or take an official leave of absence arerequired to apply for readmission and are held to any changes indegree program requirements. Complete the online Application forGraduate Admission. A nonrefundable fee of $60 must be paid whenthe application is filed in accordance with deadlines published in theCalendar section.

Reduced Nonresident Tuition for Doctoral CandidatesNonresident graduate doctoral students who have advanced tocandidacy are eligible for a 75 percent reduction in their annual non-resident tuition fee. The reduced nonresident tuition begins with thefirst academic term following the advancement to candidacy term.Students are eligible for reduced nonresident tuition for a maximumof three years (includes nonregistered time periods).

Degree PoliciesUndergraduate DegreesTo qualify for a bachelor’s degree, that is, to graduate in any school orCollege at UCLA, students must earn at least a C (2.0) average in allcourses taken at any UC campus. In addition to the grade-pointaverage requirement, students must satisfy (1) University require-ments, (2) College or school requirements, and (3) departmentrequirements. See the UCLA General Catalog for details.

Degree ChecksAnytime prior to graduation students may request a review of degreeprogress. Official degree checks detail requirements remaining to

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complete the bachelor’s degree. The degree check process varies byCollege or school:

College of Letters and Science. The Degree Progress Report(DPR) serves as the degree check. The DPR is a computer-generated assessment of all degree requirements and the coursestaken to fulfill them. View and print DPRs through URSA or order oneat a College counseling office (Academic Advancement Program,1209 Campbell Hall; Honors Programs, A311 Murphy Hall; CollegeAcademic Counseling, A316 Murphy Hall). Students should reviewquestions about their DPR with departmental undergraduate advis-ers and/or College counselors, as appropriate.

Students who entered UCLA prior to Fall Quarter 1988 shouldconsult their College counseling office (Academic AdvancementProgram, 1209 Campbell Hall; Honors Programs, A311 Murphy Hall;College Academic Counseling, A316 Murphy Hall).

School of the Arts and Architecture. Degree Progress Reportsare available through URSA as well as on request from the Office ofStudent Services, 194 Kinross Building South. Students should con-sult an adviser in the Office of Student Services when they havequestions about degree requirements or when they print a DPR.Questions regarding major requirements should be referred to thedepartmental counselor.

Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science.Students starting their upper division major field course work mustsubmit a “satisfied” Academic Program Proposal to the Officeof Academic and Student Affairs, 6426 Boelter Hall. All engineeringstudents may pick up a Graduation Evaluation Report at 6426Boelter Hall. The report outlines each category requirement foran engineering degree and the courses completed for eachcategory. Students should obtain an official degree check at leastone term prior to their graduation term. For details, seehttp://www.seasoasa.ucla. edu/degree_check.html.

School of Nursing. Students may initiate a request for an updateddegree check by contacting the student services coordinator in theStudent Affairs Office, 2-200 Factor Building.

School of Theater, Film, and Television. Students entering asfreshmen receive a written degree check on achieving juniorstanding. Students entering as juniors receive a degree check onentry. Students may initiate or request an updated degree check bymaking an appointment with their departmental counselor in theStudent Services Office, 103 East Melnitz Building.

Transfer CreditStudents who take courses at a college or university other thanUCLA should first check the Articulation Agreements to determinehow the courses will transfer. Articulation Agreements are lists oftransferable courses from institutions other than UCLA. Forquestions, or if no Articulation Agreement exists, consult a counselor.

Once students complete the courses, they must have the otherinstitution send transcripts to UARS, 1147 Murphy Hall, Box 951436,Los Angeles, CA 90095-1436. They must also go to UARS to submita Transcript Locator Card (also known as a Transfer Credit EvaluationRequest) to initiate a credit evaluation. Transfer students (whoattended another college or university prior to attending UCLA)should discuss transfer credit with their College or school counselorand/or departmental adviser.

Declaration of CandidacyTo initiate the steps leading to the award of a bachelor’s degree,students must identify the term they expect to complete degreerequirements through URSA by the time they complete 160 units(172 units for engineering students) to avoid a $13 late candidacyfee. The identified term must fall within the academic year (fourquarters) subsequent to the term in which students reach or expect

to reach the 160- or 172-unit mark. Once they complete 160/172 ormore units, a fee is assessed each time students change the degreeexpected term.

Current-term or past-term candidates over the unit limit mustpurchase the UCLA Declaration of Candidacy form at any UCLAStore and file it at 1113 Murphy Hall. The form is also available onlineat http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/forms/.

Friday of the second week is the last day to declare candidacy for thecurrent term (with fee depending on units completed). Declaration ofcandidacy after the second week may result in a degree award datefor the following term and additional penalty fees.

Verify the degree expected term through URSA. For questions aboutdegree candidacy status, Letters and Science students may inquireat 1113 Murphy Hall. Arts and Architecture, Engineering, Theater,Film, and Television, and Nursing students should see their schooloffice. A photo I.D. is required. Declaring candidacy is not aguarantee of graduation. Current-term candidates are not assignedenrollment appointments for the following term.

In Absentia GraduationStudents who intend to complete degree requirements whilenonregistered (those who take a course through UCLA Extension orat another institution, remove an Incomplete grade, and so on) mustfile a request to graduate “in absentia” with their degree auditor in1113 Murphy Hall by the second-week candidacy deadline. Studentsgraduating “in absentia” are assessed the undergraduate in absentiadegree service fee in addition to the declaration of candidacy fee ifthey were also not registered in the term immediately prior to theirdegree expected term.

MinorsLetters and Science students must petition to enter a minor throughthe department/office administering the program. School of Arts andArchitecture, Engineering, Theater, Film, and Television, and Nursingstudents must also obtain the approval of their school. The last day toobtain the required approval(s) is Friday of the second week of thedegree expected term. Late entry to a minor may result in a degreeaward date for the following term.

Satisfactory completion of the requirements for a minor is reflectedon the final transcript and diploma.

Final Degree Audits and GraduationDegree auditors in the Registrar’s Office for Letters and Sciencestudents (194 Kinross Building South for Arts and Architecturestudents, 6426 Boelter Hall for Engineering students, 2-200 FactorBuilding for Nursing students, and 103 East Melnitz Building forTheater, Film, and Television students) are responsible for verifyingeach candidate’s eligibility for a bachelor’s degree. Degree auditorshave information pertaining to a student’s graduation only if thatstudent has declared candidacy and completed 160 quarter units(172 units for engineering students).

During their graduating term, students should inform a degreeauditor of grade changes, petitions for substitutions or exemptions,transfer credits, or similar changes that may affect their degree.Degree auditors notify students whose graduation eligibility cannotbe verified of any requirements still outstanding and other problemsin completing the degree.

Contact degree auditors only for questions about degree audits.Phone numbers are in the Registrar’s Services Guide in the StudentServices section. For graduation ceremony procedures, contact theCollege or schools. Names of students who request that no publicinformation be released do not appear in commencement ceremonyprograms. Students may change their privacy status on URSA.

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HonorsLatin HonorsThe College and schools award Latin honors according to overallgrade-point average at graduation. Honors are reflected on officialtranscripts and diplomas. Eligible students must have completed atleast 90 (98 for the School of Nursing) University of California unitsfor a letter grade. The levels of honors are summa cum laude, magnacum laude, and cum laude. The minimum GPA requirements for the2004-2005 academic year are as follows:

1. School of the Arts and Architecture: 3.919 for summa cum laude, 3.871 for magna cum laude, 3.788 for cum laude

2. College of Letters and Science: 3.865 for summa cum laude, 3.777 for magna cum laude, 3.644 for cum laude

3. School of Nursing: 3.865 for summa cum laude, 3.777 for magna cum laude, 3.644 for cum laude

4. Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science: Contact the Office of Academic and Student Affairs, 6426 Boelter Hall, for specific information

5. School of Theater, Film, and Television: 3.879 for summa cum laude, 3.850 for magna cum laude, 3.797 for cum laude

Requirements are subject to yearly change and other eligibilityrestrictions. Contact the College or school for information.

Departmental HonorsSome departments in the College of Letters and Science awardhonors, which are reflected on official transcripts and the diploma, tograduates of their programs. Inquire about the availability of thesehonors in the department office.

Tips For Graduating Seniors1. All students should verify the degree expected term through

URSA. If the degree expected term is incorrect, change it through URSA or by filing a UCLA Declaration of Candidacy form (available for purchase at any UCLA Store or online at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/forms/) at 1113 Murphy Hall. This must be done before Friday of the second week of the last quarter

2. All students should verify majors, minors, and specializations as they appear on the DPR and Grade Report during the final term. If any information is in error, contact the appropriate office or degree auditor

3. Students finishing degree requirements without being enrolled at UCLA in the final term (because, for example, they are removing Incomplete grades, adding or dropping courses, attending another institution) must file a request to graduate “in absentia” at 1113 Murphy Hall. This must be done before Friday of the second week of the degree expected term

4. Students completing coursework at another institution, including UCLA Extension, must make sure their official transcripts (with grades) are received by the degree auditor in the Registrar’s Office no later than three weeks after the end of the degree expected term

5. Students completing their work in Spring Quarter through the Education Abroad Program should declare for Summer gradua-tion. Check with Honors counselors and major departments about necessary petitions before going abroad

6. All students must satisfy any outstanding requirements before graduating. Any petitions to amend records must be filed no later than the last day of the degree expected term

7. Students in their final term should inform the Registrar’s Office of mailing address changes. An address change can be initiated on URSA, at 1113 Murphy Hall, or on the monthly BAR state-ment. Students who plan to move at the end of the degree

expected term and who will not have access to URSA should file an address change, identifying a future mailing address and effective date, before leaving

8. Students may not graduate in one term and then retroactively add majors, minors, or specializations or add and drop courses, and so forth. On degree conferral, the undergraduate record is closed

9. Students should submit name changes to Enrollment and Degree Services, 1113 Murphy Hall, by the last day of the degree expected term for it to appear correctly on the diploma. Inform the Registrar’s Office of any special accents or punctua-tion that should be reflected on the diploma.The name on record is the name that appears on the diploma

Master’s DegreesStudents who expect to complete master’s degree requirementsshould submit an Advancement to Candidacy form to theirdepartment no later than the Friday of the second week of classes.See the Calendar section for deadlines.

After you complete all course requirements and the comprehensiveexamination or the thesis, the Registrar’s Office reviews your coursesand grades in order to confirm the awarding of your degree. Once theprocess is completed (approximately six weeks after the end of theterm), your degree is recorded on your record and appears on anyofficial transcript that you order.

During the final term, inform the Registrar’s Office of addresschanges. An address change can be initiated on URSA, at 1113Murphy Hall, or through the monthly BAR statement.

Transcripts and DiplomasFor graduating students, academic transcripts with the graduationdate included are available approximately seven weeks after the endof the term. Students requiring earlier proof of graduation maycontact degree auditors in 1113 Murphy Hall and request a certificateof completion. The first certificate of completion is free of charge.A $5 fee is charged for each additional copy. An additional $21processing fee may be assessed if

1. The request for a certificate is made before grades are posted for the term and

2. The auditor must take special action to verify a grade or grades, expedite a transfer credit evaluation, or obtain other documentation necessary to clear you for the degree

Diplomas for both undergraduate and graduate students areavailable approximately three to four months after the degree awarddate. Information about obtaining diplomas in person (no fee) or bymail (with fee) is sent to student mailing addresses approximatelyseven weeks after the end of the final term. To expedite receipt ofdiplomas, students are encouraged to return the diploma mailer formand remit the mailing fee. A diploma hot line with current recordeddiploma information, (310) 825-8883, is available seven days a week,24 hours a day. The Registrar’s Office retains diplomas for five yearsfrom graduation date.

To be reflected on the diploma, name changes must be submitted toAcademic Record Services, 1113 Murphy Hall, by the last day of thedegree expected term. Students submitting name changes after thatdate must request a replacement diploma at 1113 Murphy Hall. Thespecial order diploma fee is assessed.

If an original diploma is destroyed, a duplicate may be ordered fromthe Registrar’s Office, Diploma Reorder, 1113 Murphy Hall. Theduplicate diploma request form is also available online athttp://www.registrar.ucla.edu/.forms/. There is a fee for the replace-ment diploma, and it bears a reissue date and the signatures of thecurrent officials of the state and University.

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Closure of Student RecordStudent records are closed to revisions in enrollment, grading, andacademic actions upon award of a degree. Students are responsiblefor requesting review of their record prior to award of their degree.See UCLA Procedure 220.1 Student Grievances RegardingChallenge to Content of Student Records Under the FamilyEducational Rights and Privacy Act, which may be found athttp://adminvc.ucla.edu/appm/public/220_1.html.

Changes requested by an individual after award of a degree areconsidered by the College or school only under extraordinarycircumstances. Supportive documentation is required. Upon action ofthe academic dean, a statement of the request for revision and anote of the change will be recorded only in the memoranda section ofthe transcript.

Class LevelsClass levels at UCLA are determined on the basis of the chartsbelow:

Class level is based on completed and any in-progress units. Forundergraduate students, class level determines the URSA enrollmentappointment time (obtainable through URSA).

Undergraduate LevelsClass Designation Units Completed

Freshman (UFR) 0-44.9

Sophomore (USO) 45-89.9

Junior (UJR) 90-134.9

Senior (USR) 135 or more

Second Bachelor’s (UB2) —

Limited (UGL) —

Unclassified (Summer only) (UNC)

—

EAP Reciprocity (UGE) —

Graduate LevelsClass Designation Units Completed

Master’s (M.A./M.S.) (GMT) Master’s degree objective

Professional Master’s (GPM) —

Doctorate 1 (GD1) Not advanced to candidacy

Doctorate 2 (GD2) Advanced to candidacy

Certificate/Credential (GCT) —

Unclassified (Summer only) (GNC)

—

Postdoctorate (GPX) —

No Degree Objective (GDS) —

Professional School (PF) —

Professional School (PF2) Second year (Law, 30-55.9 units)

Professional School (PF3) Third year (Law, 56 or more units)


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Writing II Courses
Writing II CoursesThe Writing II requirement can be satisfied by completing a writingcourse selected from a list approved by the Faculty Executive Com-mittee. Consult the online Schedule of Classes (http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule/) under “Enrollment” for the most currentlist of approved courses.
Consult your College or school adviser for general education infor-mation.

Asian60W. Introduction to Buddhism. (5) (Formerly numbered EastAsian Languages and Cultures 60W.) Lecture, three hours; discus-sion, one hour. Enforced requisite: English Composition 3 or 3H. Notopen for credit to students with credit for course 60. Knowledge ofAsian languages not required. General survey of Buddhist worldviewand lifestyle, with focus on those religious doctrines and meditativepractices most essential to various Asian traditions of the religion.Particular attention to problems involved in study of religion. SatisfiesWriting II requirement. Letter grading. (GE Foundation — Arts andHumanities: Literary and Cultural Analysis)

Asian American Studies10W. History of Asian Americans. (5) (Formerly numbered 10.)Lecture, three hours; discussion, two hours. Enforced requisite: En-glish Composition 3 or 3H. Not open for credit to students with creditfor course 10. Multidisciplinary examination of history of Asians andPacific Islanders in the U.S. Satisfies Writing II requirement. Lettergrading. (GE Foundation — Society and Culture: Historical Analy-sis)

Comparative Literature2AW. Survey of Literature: Antiquity to Middle Ages. (5) Lecture,two hours; discussion, two hours. Enforced requisite: English Com-position 3 or 3H. Not open for credit to students with credit for course1A or 4AW. Study of selected texts from antiquity to Middle Ages,with emphasis on literary analysis and expository writing. Texts in-clude works and authors such as Odyssey, Gilgamesh, Sappho,Greek tragedies, Aeneid, Petronius, Beowulf, Marie de France,Tristan and Iseult, 1001 Nights, Popul Vuh. Satisfies Writing II re-quirement. Letter grading. (GE Foundation — Arts and Humani-ties: Literary and Cultural Analysis)

2BW. Survey of Literature: Middle Ages to the 17th Century. (5)Lecture, two hours; discussion, two hours. Enforced requisite: En-glish Composition 3 or 3H. Not open for credit to students with creditfor course 1B or 4BW. Study of selected texts from Middle Ages tothe 17th century, with emphasis on literary analysis and expositorywriting. Texts may include works by authors such as Chaucer, Dante,Cervantes, Marguerite de Navarre, Shakespeare, Calderón, Molière,and Racine. Satisfies Writing II requirement. Letter grading. (GEFoundation — Arts and Humanities: Literary and Cultural Analy-sis)

4BW. Literature and Writing: Middle Ages to the 17th Century.(5) Discussion, four hours. Enforced requisite: English Composition 3or 3H. Not open for credit to students with credit for course 1B or2BW. Study and discussion of selected texts from the Middle Ages tothe 17th century, with emphasis on literary analysis and expositorywriting. Texts may include works and authors such as Chaucer,Dante’s Divine Comedy, Cervantes’ Don Quixote, Shakespeare,1001 Nights, Christine de Pizan, Popul Vuh, Molière, and Racine.Satisfies Writing II requirement. Letter grading. (GE Foundation —Arts and Humanities: Literary and Cultural Analysis)

4CW. Literature and Writing: Age of Enlightenment to the 20thCentury. (5) Discussion, four hours. Enforced requisite: EnglishComposition 3 or 3H. Not open for credit to students with credit forcourse 1C or 2CW. Study and discussion of selected texts from theAge of Enlightenment to the 20th century, with emphasis on literaryanalysis and expository writing. Texts may include works by authorssuch as Swift, Voltaire, Diderot, Rousseau, Goethe, M. Shelley,Flaubert, Ibsen, Strindberg, Dostoevsky, Gogol, Kafka, Joyce, Beck-ett, L. Hughes, and Garcia Marquez. Satisfies Writing II requirement.Letter grading. (GE Foundation — Arts and Humanities: Literaryand Cultural Analysis)

English4HW. Critical Reading and Writing (Honors). (5) Lecture, fourhours. Enforced requisite: English Composition 3 or 3H. Not open forcredit to students with credit for former course 4H. Introduction to lit-erary analysis, with close reading and carefully written exposition ofselections from principal modes of literature: poetry, prose fiction,and drama. Minimum of four papers (three to five pages each) andtwo in-class essays. Satisfies Writing II requirement. Letter grading.(Not approved for GE)

4W. Critical Reading and Writing. (5) Lecture, four hours. Enforcedrequisite: English Composition 3 or 3H or English as a Second Lan-guage 36. Not open for credit to students with credit for formercourse 4. Introduction to literary analysis, with close reading andcarefully written exposition of selections from principal modes of liter-ature: poetry, prose fiction, and drama. Minimum of four papers(three to five pages each) and two in-class essays. Satisfies WritingII requirement. Letter grading. (Not approved for GE)

English Composition100W. Interdisciplinary Academic Writing. (5) Lecture, four hours.Requisite: course 3 or 3H. Designed for sophomores/juniors/seniors.Course in academic writing suitable for both lower and upper divisionstudents that helps them develop academic papers with a range ofcomplexity and length. Focus on conventions of academic prose andgenres across the disciplines. Written assignments include commonforms of academic writing such as argument, research paper, and/orcritical essay. Satisfies Writing II requirement. Letter grading. (Notapproved for GE)

French14W. Introduction to French Culture and Civilization, in English.(5) Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Enforced requisite:English Composition 3 or 3H. Not open for credit to students withcredit for course 14. Study of contemporary French institutions andissues in cultural, political, and socioeconomic realms. Satisfies Writ-ing II requirement. Letter grading. (GE Foundation — Arts and Hu-manities: Literary and Cultural Analysis)

Honors Collegium21W. Rise and Fall of Modernism. (6) Seminar, three hours; writinglaboratory, two hours. Enforced requisite: English Composition 3 or3H. Study of early and middle 20th-century’s attempt to construct sig-nificance in a general climate of disillusionment by way of literature,literary criticism, and other intellectual movements. Satisfies WritingII requirement. Letter grading. (Not approved for GE)

Philosophy22W. Introduction to Ethical Theory. (5) Lecture, three hours; dis-cussion, one hour. Enforced requisite: English Composition 3 or 3H.Not open for credit to students with credit for course 22. Introductionto major ethical theories in Western thought. Examination of works ofPlato, Aristotle, Hume, Kant, and Mill. Topics include ideas of virtue,obligation, egoism, relativism, and foundations of morals. Four pa-pers required. Satisfies Writing II requirement. Letter grading. (GEFoundation — Arts and Humanities: Philosophical and Linguis-tics Analysis)

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Russian25W. Russian Novel in Translation. (5) Lecture, three hours; dis-cussion, one hour. Enforced requisite: English Composition 3 or 3H.Not open for credit to students with credit for course 25. Designed fornonmajors. Study of major works by the great 19th-century Russiannovelists. Satisfies Writing II requirement. Letter grading. (GE Foun-dation — Arts and Humanities: Literary and Cultural Analysis)

Scandinavian50W. Introduction to Scandinavian Literatures and Cultures. (5)Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Enforced requisite: En-glish Composition 3 or 3H. Not open for credit to students with creditfor course 50. Designed for students in general and for those wishingto prepare for more advanced and specialized studies in Scandina-vian literature and culture. Selected works from literatures of Den-mark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and Finland, ranging from myth, na-tional epic, saga, and folktale through modern novel, poem, play,short story, and film, read in English and critically discussed. Satis-fies Writing II requirement. Letter grading. (GE Foundation — Artsand Humanities: Literary and Cultural Analysis)


Intercampus Course Offerings
For enrollment policies regarding distance learning, see “Simulta-neous UC Enrollment” in the Academic Policies section of theSchedule. The enrollment form, Undergraduate Application for Simul-taneous UC Enrollment, can be obtained from the Registrar’s Officeforms website at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/forms/.
Distance Learning at UCLADistance learning courses offered through UCLA connect studentsand faculty through live real-time interaction to sites outside UCLA,including other universities and institutions around the world.Through the use of videoconference technology, participants at bothsites can see and hear each other, and multisite conferencing isavailable to enable students at three or four different locations to takethe same course together.

Distance learning courses and videoconferencing can take placewherever there is a network connection to the Internet, whichincludes 80 percent of general assignment classrooms at UCLA. Inaddition, there are facilities on campus dedicated for use as distancelearning classrooms and for videoconferencing.

For more information, contact Jeff Fairbanks at (310) 206-7449 orsend e-mail to [email protected]. For further information about theclassrooms that have Internet connectivity, see http://www.oid.ucla.edu/avs/. For course I.D. numbers, times, and locations, see theappropriate department and course listing section of the Schedule ofClasses.

Anthropology193. Journal Club Seminar: Anthropology — Human ComplexSystems. (1) Seminar, one hour. Limited to undergraduate students.Discussion of current readings in discipline. May be linked withspeaker series. May be repeated for credit with topic change. P/NPgrading. Taught by D. Read September 30, October 14, 28, andNovember 18 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. in 285 Powell Library Building andvideoconferenced to UC Irvine, UC Riverside, and UC San Diego.

Distance Learning for Less Commonly Taught LanguagesIn order to make the most of language resources available at the Uni-versity of California campuses, the UC Consortium for LanguageLearning and Teaching encourages the use of distance learning topromote access to the less commonly taught languages. Through UCSimultaneous Enrollment, students can enroll in language coursesthat use videoconferencing to bring students and faculty from differ-ent campuses together.

Other UC Campuses Incoming Videoconferencing CoursesIn 2005-06, UC Berkeley is offering language courses in beginningDanish via videoconference. Each class session is transmitted viaInternet videoconferencing to UCLA so that students at UCLA canparticipate and interact in real time with students in the UCB class-room. UCLA videoconferencing sessions are held in the InstructionalMedia Laboratory, 270 Powell Library Building.

UCLA students can request enrollment in the UCB classes using theUndergraduate Application for Simultaneous UC Enrollment form.Applications are available (1) online at http://www.registrar.ucla

.edu/forms/, (2) from the student affairs advising offices in the Col-lege and schools, or (3) from Mel Strom, Distance Learning Coordi-nator for Less Commonly Taught Languages, Center for DigitalHumanities, 1087 Public Policy Building, (310) 384-3248, [email protected]. Grades and units are entered as transfer creditfrom UCB.

Students interested in the class should consult the UC BerkeleySchedule of Classes at http://schedule.berkeley.edu/srchfall.html.

NOTE: UCB is on the semester calendar. First semester instructionbegins September 27, 2005.

ScandinavianBeginning Danish — Scandinavian 4A. (4 semester units)Language instruction, three hours; computer laboratory, one hour.Development of basic elements of communicative competence inboth spoken and written language within cultural context. P/NP or let-ter grading. Taught by UCB lecturer K. Moller Tuesday and Thursdayfrom 9 to 11 a.m. and videoconferenced to 270 Powell Library Build-ing.

UCLA Outgoing Videoconferencing CoursesUCLA is offering the following courses through videoconferencing.Students from other UC campuses may enroll through UC Simulta-neous Enrollment. Consult the Registrar’s Office on the respectivecampuses for details about where to obtain the enrollment form andfor the policies that apply to simultaneous enrollment on eachcampus.

Czech102A. Advanced Czech. (4) (Formerly numbered 102D.) Lecture,three hours. Requisite: course 101C. P/NP or letter grading. Taughtby S. Kresin Monday and Friday from 1 to 2:50 p.m. in 3143 BuncheHall and videoconferenced to UC Santa Barbara.

Southeast Asian70A. Introductory Filipino/Tagalog. (5) (Formerly numbered Southand Southeast Asian Languages and Cultures 70A.) Lecture, twohours; discussion, three hours. Course 70A is enforced requisite to70B, which is enforced requisite to 70C. Coverage of basic Fili-pino/Tagalog grammar, with equal emphasis on reading, writing, con-versation, and comprehension. P/NP or letter grading. Taught by J.Domigpe Tuesday and Thursday from noon to 1:50 p.m. in A24Haines Hall and Friday at 11 a.m. in 148 Royce Hall and videoconfer-enced to UC Irvine.


Enrichment Programs
For course I.D. numbers, times, and locations, see the appropriatedepartment in the course listing section.
Civic Engagement OpportunitiesQuarter in Washington, DCThe Center for American Politics and Public Policy (CAPPP) selectsundergraduates each fall, winter, and spring to participate in its Quar-ter in Washington Program. The program offers an opportunity tocombine UCLA courses with research and field experience. Studentslive in Washington for up to 12 weeks, dividing their time betweencourses taught by UC faculty members and a part-time field intern-ship placement. They are registered as UCLA students and earncredit for all classes taken. The core course is multiple-listed in his-tory, political science, and sociology and meets the capstone require-ment for the Public Affairs minor. At least one course in a subjectother than political science, such as economics or history, is offeredeach quarter. All courses take advantage of Washington’s uniqueresources for study and research. Center administrators help stu-dents find field placement, which is central to a research seminareach student takes, in a Washington organization. Contact theCAPPP Office, 4250 Public Policy Building, (310) 206-3109 or e-mailcappp@ issr.ucla.edu; see http://www.cappp.ucla.edu.

University of California Center SacramentoThe University of California Center Sacramento (UCCS) is an aca-demic state government program sponsored by the UC Office of thePresident. The center’s long-term goal is to bring together UC facultywith undergraduate and graduate students to pursue researchrelated to state government, politics, and public policy.

The quarterly experiential learning program offers students an oppor-tunity to intern, take seminar courses from UC faculty, and conductin-depth policy research. Along with internship placement and aca-demic courses, the center offers a speaker series featuring promi-nent guests from state government. The residential program is opento juniors and seniors who have completed a significant part of theirupper division and major courses. UCCS is open to students in allfields of study. Contact the UCLA Center for Community Learning,A333 Murphy Hall, (310) 825-2295; see http://uccs.universityofcalifornia.edu.

Collegium of University Teaching Fellows SeminarsNo 98T courses are offered in Fall Quarter.

Community Learning and InternshipsThe UCLA Center for Community Learning (CCL) provides opportu-nities for junior/senior students to link hands-on experience withclassroom education. Many courses and programs are offered thatrequire fieldwork in the form of internships or community serviceprojects. Interested students should visit A333 Murphy Hall, (310)

825-7867, to set up fieldwork for the courses listed below. See http://www.college.ucla.edu/up/ccl/.

AAP students who participate in the Rosa Parks Community Devel-opment Internship Program and Teachers for Tomorrow can earnacademic credit by enrolling in CCL-sponsored community-basedservice learning projects.

Chicana and Chicano Studies100SL. Barrio Service Learning. (4) (Formerly numbered 195.)Seminar, two hours; field placement, eight hours. Limited to jun-iors/seniors. Service learning placement in community-based organi-zation, labor union, or service-oriented nonprofit organization. Studyof role that these organizations play in improvement and change ofChicana/Chicano communities. Students meet on regular basis withinstructor and provide periodic reports of their experience. Individualcontract with supervising faculty member required. Letter grading. O.Pescador

Communication Studies185. Field Studies in Communication. (2 to 4) Lecture, two hours.Requisite: course 10. Designed for juniors/seniors. Fieldwork in com-munication. Students participate in two-hour seminar sessions andspend seven hours in approved community settings each week foreach 2 units of credit. May be taken for a maximum of 4 units perterm. P/NP grading. M. Gregory

English Composition3. English Composition, Rhetoric, and Language. (5) Lecture,three hours. Enforced requisites: satisfaction of Entry-Level Writingrequirement, course 2 or English as a Second Language 35 (C orbetter). Rhetorical techniques and skillful argument. Analysis of vari-eties of academic prose and writing of minimum of 20 pages ofrevised text. Completion of course with a grade of C or better satis-fies Writing I requirement. Letter grading. L. Mattenson

Film and Television194. Internship Seminars: Film, Television, and Digital Media. (2)Seminar, two hours. Corequisite: course 195. Limited to juniors/se-niors who are interning in film or television industry. Nonmajors mustcomplete application in Center for Community Learning, A333 Mur-phy Hall, to be considered. Discussion of contemporary industry is-sues and practices. Letter grading. L. Loewenstein

195. Corporate Internship in Film, Television, and Digital Media.(2 to 6) (Formerly numbered 192.) Tutorial, two hours; fieldwork, 14or 20 hours. Corequisite: course 194. Limited to juniors/seniors. Non-majors must complete application in Center for Community Learning,A333 Murphy Hall, to be considered. Corporate internship in super-vised setting in business related to film and television industries. Stu-dents meet on regular basis with instructor and provide periodic re-ports of their experience. Individual contract with supervising facultymember required. Letter grading. L.Loewenstein

World Arts and Cultures103. Arts in the Community. (4) Lecture, four hours. Requisite:course 85. Following up on discussions of impoverishment of theatri-cal performance, many artists and scholars have turned attention tofull engagement with communities in which they live. Investigation ofpractical application of those engagement strategies, culminating inpilot community project. Letter grading. A. Shimshon-Santo

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Fiat Lux FreshmanSeminarsFiat Lux freshman seminars span the rich array of fields studied atUCLA. The seminars, taught by faculty members in their areas ofexpertise, inform freshman students about topics of intellectualimportance and enable them to participate in critical discussion ofthese topics with a small group of peers. Since the seminars illumi-nate the many paths of discovery explored by UCLA faculty mem-bers, the seminars take their name from the motto of the University ofCalifornia: Fiat Lux—Let There be Light!

For a list of seminars offered each quarter, see http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule/fiatlux2.asp.


Academic Counseling
New undergraduates are encouraged to obtain counseling prior toenrollment in classes and are required to do so by the Henry SamueliSchool of Engineering and Applied Science. See the list below forthe names and contact numbers for your departmental or schooladvisers.
Arts and Architecture (310) 206-3564Henry Samueli Engineering and Applied Science (310) 825-9580Nursing (310) 825-7181Theater, Film, and Television (310) 825-5761Letters and Science (310) 825-3382

College Academic CounselingThe College of Letters and Science offers a wide range of academiccounseling assistance to its students, including

1. Assistance with program planning

2. Assessment of degree requirements

3. Help in choosing a major

4. Counseling regarding scholastic difficulty

5. Discussion of options and alternatives

6. Group counseling sessions on specific topics

7. Requests for exceptions to regulations

8. ASK Peer counselors

9. Counseling Assistants (CAs)—graduate students from various academic departments who assist undergraduates in selecting courses and majors throughout their first and second years at UCLA. CAs also advise students who are interested in graduate and professional schools.

To schedule a same-day appointment, visit College Academic Coun-seling, A316 Murphy Hall, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to4:30 p.m.

ASK Peer CounselorsASK Peer Counselors are trained undergraduates who provideacademic information and advice for Letters and Science studentsfrom a unique peer perspective. The program encourages studentswho might not otherwise seek academic guidance to obtaininformation with greater convenience and a minimum of formality.Counselors advise students on College rules and regulations, dead-lines, referrals, petitions, and general academic issues. ASK alsopublishes a weekly survival tips newsletter and updates the Collegeonline frequently-asked questions webpage. Counselors areavailable weekdays on a walk-up basis at six different campuslocations: A-level Ackerman Union from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesdaythrough Thursday, 203 Covel Commons from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.Tuesday and Thursday, Math Sciences (northwest corner) and RoyceQuad from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., A316C Murphy Hall (ASK Web Lab)from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and adjacent to 1104 Murphy Hall from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Counselors can also answer e-mail questions [email protected]. See http://www.college.ucla.edu/ask/.

Academic Advancement ProgramAcademic Advancement Program (AAP) counselors work with AAPstudents to plan their academic programs, monitor their progresstoward a degree, provide them with information about differentmajors’ requirements and requisites, and discuss graduate schooland career options. AAP counselors also encourage students to

explore their talents and abilities, are there to listen to students, andtalk with them about academic and personal problems. AAP counse-lors have full signature authority as professional Letters and Sciencecounselors. AAP students’ official folders are housed in 1209Campbell Hall, where petitions and other official paperwork must besubmitted. Appointments are made 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in person at1209 Campbell Hall or by phone at (310) 825-1481.

AAP Peer CounselingAAP Peer Counseling consists of 19 advanced standing under-graduate peer counselors who work under the direct supervision of aprofessional counselor. Peer counselors work with entering studentsand support them in the transition from high school or communitycollege to UCLA. They focus on the students’ adjustment to univer-sity life and refer them to both AAP and campus resources andservices. Peer counselor appointments for entering students can bemade in person or by phone weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in 1228Campbell Hall, (310) 206-1572.

Graduate Mentor ProgramThe Graduate Mentor Program (GMP) provides outreach to andcounseling for AAP students who are interested in pursuingadvanced degrees. Graduate mentors advise AAP undergraduateson the graduate and professional school application process. Men-tors hold workshops on the application process, statement of pur-pose, and letters of recommenation; present forums with faculty andprofessionals; and coordinate internship and field studies opportuni-ties. Appointments are made 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in person at 1201ACampbell Hall or by phone at (310) 794-4186.

College of Letters and Science Honors ProgramsLetters and Science Honors Programs offer a curriculum of honorscourses as well as counseling and services to students in CollegeHonors, Honors Collegium, Departmental Scholar Program,Individual Major Program, and students going on or returning fromEducation Abroad. Counselors are available to help with programplanning, choosing a major, planning for graduate school, and manyother academic concerns. Students in College Honors may alsobe eligible for letters of verification, heavier course loads, andcourses by examination. Obtain information on these programs andservices, as well as individual appointments, in A311 Murphy Hall,(310) 825-1553. See http://www.college.ucla.edu/up/honors/.

Academic Counseling DirectoryAerospace StudiesGregory Mazzarella, Faculty, 218 Student Activities Center,

825-1742, [email protected] Skierso, Staff, 218 Student Activities Center, 825-1742,

[email protected]

African Languages (Undergraduate)Thomas J. Hinnebusch, Faculty, 3103N Campbell Hall, 995-9746,

[email protected] G. Schuh, Faculty, 2126A Campbell Hall, 720-2663,

[email protected]

African StudiesAndrew Apter, Faculty (G), 6265 Bunche Hall, 794-9547,

[email protected]

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Asiroh Cham, Staff (UG), 10357 Bunche Hall, 825-5187, [email protected]

Carolyn Ramirez-La Faso, Staff (G), 10373 Bunche Hall, 206-6571, [email protected]

Afro-American StudiesLisbeth Gant-Britton, Staff (G/UG), 153B Haines Hall, 825-3776,

[email protected] Stevenson, Faculty (G/UG), 825-7403

American Indian StudiesPaul V. Kroskrity, Faculty (G/UG), 329A Haines Hall, 825-6237,

[email protected] Youpee, Staff (G/UG), 3215 Campbell Hall, 206-7511,

[email protected]

AnthropologyAnn Walters, Staff (G), 341B Haines Hall, 825-2511,

[email protected] Welsh, Staff (UG), 341 Haines Hall, 825-2055,

[email protected]

Applied Linguistics (Graduate)Lyn Repath-Martos, Staff, 3300A Rolfe Hall, 825-4631,

[email protected]

Applied Linguistics and Teaching English as a SecondLanguageSrey Ngov, Staff (English as a Second Language), 3300B Rolfe

Hall, 825-4378, [email protected] Repath-Martos, Staff (G/UG minors), 3300A Rolfe Hall,

825-4631, [email protected]

Archaeology (Graduate)Helle Girey, Staff, A148 Fowler Building, 825-4169, [email protected] Yamamoto, Staff, A148 Fowler Building, 825-8064,

[email protected]

Architecture and Urban Design (Graduate)James Kies, Staff, 1317 Perloff Hall, 825-6103,

[email protected]

ArtCaron Cronin, Staff (G/UG), 249 Kinross Building, 206-7363,

[email protected]

Art HistoryIrene A. Bierman, Faculty (G), 226A Dodd Hall, 206-6981,

[email protected] Vazquez, Staff (G/UG), 100 Dodd Hall, 825-3992,

[email protected] Villaseñor Black, Faculty (G), 247C Dodd Hall, 267-4816,

[email protected]

Arts and Architecture, School of theBetsy Foster/Simbi Mahlanza/Merrillyn Pace, Staff (G/UG), 194

Kinross South, 206-3564, [email protected]

Asian American StudiesSefa Aina, Staff (UG), 2241 Campbell Hall, 825-1006,

[email protected] Hirose, Staff (G/UG), 2233 Campbell Hall, 825-0897,

[email protected] Ling, Faculty (G), 4327 Rolfe Hall, 206-5412,

[email protected] Matsumoto, Faculty (UG), 6265 Bunche Hall, 825-4508,

[email protected]

Asian Languages and CulturesWilliam M. Bodiford, Faculty (UG), 272B Royce Hall, 794-8939Dana Jantz, Staff (G/UG), 290E Royce Hall, 267-4037David C. Schaberg, Faculty (G), 246A Royce Hall, 825-0259

AthleticsMike Casillas, Staff, Morgan Center, 206-6838,

[email protected] Coy, Staff, Morgan Center, 825-6054, [email protected] Lassiter, Staff, Morgan Center, 206-6209,

[email protected] Suechika, Staff, Morgan Center, 206-6499,

[email protected]

Atmospheric and Oceanic SciencesRobert G. Fovell, Faculty (UG), 7127 Math Sciences, 206-9956,

[email protected] Gruber, Faculty (G), 7127 Math Sciences, 825-4772,

[email protected] D. Lewis-Hawkins, Staff (G/UG), 7127 Math Sciences,

825-1954, [email protected] B. Stevens, Faculty (G), 7127 Math Sciences, 206-7428,

[email protected] M. Wakimoto, Faculty (G), 7127 Math Sciences, 825-1751,

[email protected]

Bioengineering (Undergraduate)John Weitzel, Staff, 6426 Boelter Hall, 825-9602,

[email protected]

Biological Chemistry (Graduate)John J. Colicelli, Faculty, 33-257 CHS, 206-7800,

[email protected] Kumar, Staff, 33-257 CHS, 825-2762,

[email protected] Van der Bliek, Faculty, 33-320 CHS, 825-9779,

[email protected]

BiologySee Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

Biomathematics (Graduate)Carol M. Newton, Faculty, AV-625 CHS, 825-5800,

[email protected] Tomita, Staff, AV-617B CHS, 825-5554,

[email protected]

Biomedical Engineering (Graduate)Benjamin Wu, Faculty, 7523 Boelter Hall, 794-7094,

[email protected]

Biomedical Physics (Graduate)Magnus Dahlbom, Faculty, AR-264 CHS, 206-8273,

[email protected] McNitt-Gray, Faculty, 924 Westwood Boulevard, Suite

650, 794-8979, [email protected] Moore, Staff, 1V-365 CHS, 825-7811,

[email protected]

Biostatistics (Graduate)William G. Cumberland, Faculty, 51-254 CHS, 825-5250,

[email protected] Yasutomi, Staff, 51-254 CHS, 267-2186, [email protected]

Chemical EngineeringPanagiotis D. Christofides, Faculty (G), 5532F Boelter Hall,

794-1015, [email protected] Golomb, Staff (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall, 825-1704,

[email protected]

Chemistry and BiochemistrySheridan Dodge, Staff (UG), 4009 Young Hall, 825-1859,

[email protected] Fujinami, Staff (UG), 4009 Young Hall, 825-1859Tony Leadholm, Staff (G), 4006 Young Hall, 825-3150,

[email protected] McCallum, Staff (G), 4006 Young Hall, 825-3150,

[email protected]

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Chemistry/Materials Science (Undergraduate)Wendy Fujinami, Staff, 4009 Young Hall, 825-1859Sarah Tolbert, Faculty, 3045A Young Hall, 206-4767,

[email protected] Yang, Faculty, 6531D Boelter Hall, 825-4052, [email protected]

Chicana and Chicano Studies (Undergraduate)Ellie Hernandez, Staff, 7351 Bunche Hall, 206-7696,

[email protected]

Civil and Environmental EngineeringJiun-Shyan Chen, Faculty (G), 5731G Boelter Hall, 794-4620,

[email protected] Isom, Staff (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall, 206-2891,

[email protected]

ClassicsRobert A. Gurval, Faculty (UG), 240B Dodd Hall, 825-6744,

[email protected] Jaaska, Staff (G/UG), 100 Dodd Hall, 206-1590,

[email protected] A. Morgan, Faculty (G), 240A Dodd Hall, 794-1766,

[email protected]

Communication Studies (Undergraduate)Eugenie H. Dye, Staff, 9244 Bunche Hall, 206-8446, 825-3303

Community Health Sciences (Graduate)Donald E. Morisky, Faculty, 26-070 CHS, 825-8508,

[email protected] Springer, Staff, 36-071 CHS, 825-5308,

[email protected]

Comparative LiteratureKerry Allen, Staff, 212 Royce Hall, 825-1147,

[email protected] A. Clayton, Faculty (UG), 5318 Rolfe Hall, 825-7750,

[email protected] Hochberg, Faculty (G), 231C Royce Hall, 825-9255,

[email protected] C. King, Faculty (UG), 360 Royce Hall, 825-5071,

[email protected]

Computer ScienceMi Suk Kwon, Staff (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall, 825-0968,

[email protected]. Stott Parker, Faculty (G), 3532H Boelter Hall, 825-6871,

[email protected]

Conservation of Archaeological and Ethnographic Materials(Graduate)David A. Scott, Faculty, A210 Fowler Building, 794-4855,

[email protected] Yamamoto, Staff, A148 Fowler Building, 825-8064,

[email protected]

Cybernetics (Undergraduate)Beth Rubin, Staff, 4436 Boelter Hall, 825-7482, [email protected]

Dentistry/Oral Biology (Graduate)Douglas Junge, Faculty (M.S.), 63-078A Dentistry, 825-5795,

[email protected] Pinnell, Staff, 13-089 Dentistry, 825-1955,

[email protected] Shi, Faculty (Ph.D.), 23-040 Dentistry, 825-8356,

[email protected] Tetradis, Faculty (Ph.D.), 53-068 Dentistry, 825-5712,

[email protected] T.W. Wong, Faculty, 73-017 Dentistry, 206-3048,

[email protected]

Design|Media ArtsCynthia Davalos, Staff (G/UG), 251 Kinross Building, 267-4907,

[email protected]

Earth and Space Sciences/Geology, Geophysics, Space PhysicsLauri Holbrook, Staff (G/UG), 3683 Geology, 825-3917,

[email protected] V. Ingersoll, Faculty (UG), 5635 Geology, 825-8634,

[email protected] D. McKeegan, Faculty (G), 2667 Geology, 825-3580,

[email protected] Peltzer, Faculty (UG), 4648 Geology, 206-2156,

[email protected]

East Asian StudiesAsiroh Cham, Staff (UG), 10357 Bunche Hall, 825-5187,

[email protected] Ramirez-La Faso, Staff (G), 10373 Bunche Hall, 206-6571,

[email protected] C. Schaberg, Faculty (G), 246A Royce Hall, 825-0259,

[email protected]

Ecology and Evolutionary BiologySamantha Buhr, Staff (UG), 2325 Life Sciences, 825-1680,

[email protected] Le, Staff (UG), 2325 Life Sciences, 825-1680,

[email protected] Yamadera, Staff (G), 2335A Life Sciences, 825-1959,

[email protected]

EconomicsLora Clarke, Staff (G), 8292 Bunche Hall, 206-1413,

[email protected] Plotkin, Staff (UG), 2263 Bunche Hall, 825-5118,

[email protected]

EducationAmy Gershon, Staff (G), 1009 Moore Hall, 206-1685,

[email protected] Ramirez, Staff (UG minor), 1009 Moore Hall, 206-3264,

[email protected]

Electrical EngineeringAbeer A.H. Alwan, Faculty (G), 66-147E Engineering IV,

206-2231, [email protected] Weitzel, Staff (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall, 825-9602,

[email protected]

Engineering and Applied Science, Henry Samueli School ofOffice of Academic and Student Affairs (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall,

825-2826

EnglishMichelle Harding, Staff (G), 2203 Rolfe Hall, 825-1223,

[email protected] Hernandez, Staff (G/UG), 2201/2222 Rolfe Hall,

825-3927/825-1389, [email protected] Munguia, Staff (UG), 2222 Rolfe Hall, 825-1389,

[email protected]

Environmental Health Sciences (Graduate)John Bulger, Staff, 56-070 CHS, 206-1619, [email protected] D. Eckhert, Faculty, 56-070 CHS, 825-8429,

[email protected]

Environmental Science and Engineering (Graduate)Richard F. Ambrose, Faculty, 46-081C CHS, 206-1984,

[email protected] Gordon, Staff, 46-081A CHS, 825-9901,

[email protected]

Epidemiology (Graduate)Roger Detels, Faculty, 71-267 CHS, 206-2837, [email protected] Garcia, Staff, 71-254A CHS, 206-3901,

[email protected]


EthnomusicologyAlfred Bradley, Staff (UG), 1642 Schoenberg Music Building,

825-4768, [email protected] Crawford, Staff (G), 1642 Schoenberg Music Building,


European Studies (Undergraduate)Asiroh Cham, Staff, 10357 Bunche Hall, 825-5187,

[email protected]

Film and TelevisionSee Theater, Film, and Television, School of

French and Francophone StudiesNicole Dufresne, Faculty (UG), 232A Royce Hall, 794-8927,

[email protected] N. Loselle, Faculty (G), 226B Royce Hall, 794-8918,

[email protected] Salisbury, Staff (G/UG), 212K Royce Hall, 825-4620,

[email protected] R. Thomas, Faculty (UG), 230B Royce Hall, 794-8923,

[email protected]

Geography/Environmental StudiesDenis E. Cosgrove, Faculty (G), 1170 Bunche Hall, 825-1912,

[email protected] Chen Moore, Staff (G/UG), 1255 Bunche Hall, 825-1166,

[email protected] N. Raphael, Faculty (UG), 1176 Bunche Hall, 206-4590,

[email protected]

Germanic LanguagesKerry Allen, Staff, 212 Royce Hall, 825-1147,

[email protected] A. Schultz, Faculty (G, literature), 322 Royce Hall, 825-5194,

[email protected] M. Stevens, Faculty (UG/G, linguistics), 334B Royce

Hall, 206-4948, [email protected]

Gerontology (Undergraduate)Larry L. Butcher, Faculty, 8623 Franz Hall, 825-1926,

[email protected] Obayashi, Staff, 8631 Franz Hall, 206-0312,

[email protected]

Global Studies (Undergraduate)Gaby Solomon, Staff, 10375 Bunche Hall, 206-2806,

[email protected]

Health Services (Graduate)Robert M. Kaplan, Faculty, 31-293C CHS, 825-7652,

[email protected] J. Ramzan, Staff, 31-253A CHS, 825-7863,

[email protected]

HistoryBarbara Bernstein, Staff (G), 6288 Bunche Hall, 825-3269,

[email protected] Jensen, Staff (UG), 6250 Bunche Hall, 825-4465,

[email protected] Oh, Staff (G), 6290 Bunche Hall, 206-2627,

[email protected] Padilla, Staff (UG), 6248 Bunche Hall, 825-3720,

[email protected]

History/Art History (Undergraduate)Irene A. Bierman, Faculty, 226A Dodd Hall, 206-6981,

[email protected] Vazquez, Staff, 100 Dodd Hall, 825-3992,

[email protected]

Human Genetics (Graduate)Joy Miller, Staff, 6357 Gonda Center, 206-0920,

[email protected]

Indo-European Studies (Graduate)Arne Jaaska, Staff, 100 Dodd Hall, 206-1590,

[email protected] W. Jamison, Faculty, 222C Royce Hall, 206-7736,

[email protected]

Information Studies (Graduate)Susan Abler, Staff, 102B GSEIS Building, 825-5269,

[email protected] Gershon, Staff, 1009 Moore Hall, 206-1685,

[email protected]

Institute of the Environment (Undergraduate)Bonnie Barclay, Staff, 1362 Hershey Hall, 794-4908,

[email protected] F. Shipe, Faculty, 1333 Hershey Hall, 794-4903,

[email protected]

International Development Studies (Undergraduate)Gaby Solomon, Staff, 10375 Bunche Hall, 206-2806,

[email protected]

Islamic Studies (Graduate)Michael G. Morony, Faculty, 6265 Bunche Hall, 825-4601,

[email protected] Ramirez-La Faso, Staff, 10373 Bunche Hall, 206-6571,

[email protected]

ItalianThomas J. Harrison, Faculty (G), 350 Royce Hall, 794-8912,

[email protected] Salisbury, Staff (G/UG), 212K Royce Hall, 825-4620,

[email protected] Tognozzi, Faculty (UG), 340A Royce Hall, 794-8910,

[email protected]

Labor and Workplace Studies (Undergraduate)Nancy Cohen, Staff, 2333 Hershey Hall, 206-9921,

[email protected]

Latin American StudiesJosé C. Moya, Faculty (G/UG), 6265 Bunche Hall, 206-9607,

[email protected] Ramirez-La Faso, Staff (G/UG), 10373 Bunche Hall,


Law, School of (Graduate)Admissions Information, 71 Dodd Hall, 825-4041,

[email protected]

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies (Undergraduate)James A. Schultz, Faculty, 1101 Hershey Hall, 206-0516,

[email protected]

Letters and Science, College ofCollege Academic Counseling (UG), A316 Murphy Hall,

825-3382, available weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

ASK peer counselors ([email protected]), available weekdays at Math Sciences (northwest corner) and Royce Quad from 10a.m. to 2 p.m., A316C Murphy Hall (ASK Web Lab) from 10 a.m.to 3 p.m., and adjacent to 1104 Murphy Hall from 10 a.m. to 4p.m.; Tuesday through Thursday on Ackerman Union A-Levelfrom 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and Tuesday and Thursday in 203 CovelCommons from 2 to 6 p.m.

Academic Advancement Program Counseling Unit (UG), 1209 Campbell Hall, 825-1481

AAP Peer Counseling, 1228 Campbell Hall, 206-1572


LinguisticsAnoop Mahajan, Faculty (G), 3103H Campbell Hall, 850-2662,

[email protected] L. Munro, Faculty (UG), 3125 Campbell Hall, 749-0056,

[email protected] Serdenia, Staff (G/UG), 3125A Campbell Hall, 825-5060,

[email protected] G. Schuh, Faculty (UG), 2126A Campbell Hall, 720-2663,

[email protected]

Linguistics and Computer Science (Undergraduate)Michael Serdenia, Staff, 3125A Campbell Hall, 825-5060,

[email protected] P. Stabler, Faculty, 3103F Campbell Hall, 780-8376,

[email protected]

Management (Graduate)Susan Corley, Staff (M.B.A.), B201i Gold Hall, 825-7686,

[email protected] Heyman, Staff (M.S./Ph.D.), C524 Entrepreneurs Hall,


Materials Science and EngineeringChauncey Isom, Staff (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall, 206-2891,

[email protected] Xie, Faculty (G), 6532E Boelter Hall, 825-2971,

[email protected]

MathematicsThomas M. Liggett, Faculty (UG), 6356 Math Sciences, 206-1286,

[email protected] M. Thiele, Faculty (G), 6356 Math Sciences, 825-4971,

[email protected] Willis, Staff (UG), 6356 Math Sciences, 206-1286,

[email protected]

Mathematics/Atmospheric and Ocean Sciences (Undergradu-ate)Robert G. Fovell, Faculty, 7127 Math Sciences, 206-9956,

[email protected] D. Lewis-Hawkins, Staff, 7127 Math Sciences,

825-1954, [email protected] J. Miech, Faculty, 6126 Math Sciences, 825-1049,

[email protected]

Mathematics/Economics (Undergraduate)Jonathan D. Rogawski, Faculty, 6909 Math Sciences, 825-4048,

[email protected] Willis, Staff, 6356 Math Sciences, 206-1286,

[email protected]

Mechanical and Aerospace EngineeringNasr M. Ghoniem, Faculty (G), 48-121F Engineering IV,

825-4866, [email protected] Ryan, Staff (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall, 825-2889, [email protected]

Medicine, David Geffen School of (Graduate)Admissions Information, 12-105 CHS, 825-6081,

[email protected]

Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular GeneticsJeffery F. Miller, Faculty, 43-346 CHS, 206-7926, [email protected] be announced, Staff (G), 1602B Molecular Sciences, 206-5148Bridget Wells, Staff (UG), 1602A Molecular Sciences, 825-8482,

[email protected]

Middle Eastern and North African Studies (Undergraduate)Asiroh Cham, Staff, 10357 Bunche Hall, 825-5187,

[email protected]

Military ScienceShawn P. Buck, Faculty, 120N Student Activities Center, 825-7381,


Susan Edwards, Staff, 120G Student Activities Center, 825-7381, 825-7384, [email protected]

Molecular and Medical Pharmacology (Graduate)Samson A. Chow, Faculty, 23-133 CHS, 206-2282, 825-9600,

[email protected] Starrett, Staff, 23-385 CHS, 825-0390,

[email protected]

Molecular Biology (Graduate)Michael F. Carey, Faculty, 33-118 CHS, 206-7859,

[email protected] Merchant, Faculty, 5070A Young Hall, 825-8300,

[email protected] Panatier, Staff, 168 Boyer Hall, 825-1018,

[email protected]

Molecular, Cell, and Developmental BiologyPamela Hurley, Staff (UG), 2124 Life Sciences, 825-7109,

[email protected] Klipp, Staff (G), 2124 Life Sciences, 794-4256,

[email protected] A. Laski, Faculty (G), 556 Boyer Hall, 206-3640,

[email protected] Lin, Faculty (UG), 3317 Life Sciences, 206-9576,

[email protected]

Molecular, Cellular, and Integrative Physiology (Graduate)Michael Carr, Staff, 2317 Life Sciences, 825-3891,

[email protected]

Molecular Toxicology (Graduate)John Bulger, Staff, 56-070 CHS, 206-1619, [email protected] Hankinson, Faculty, 13-244 Factor Building, 825-2936,

[email protected]

Moving Image Archive Studies (Graduate)Candace Lewis, Staff, 302 East Melnitz Building, 206-4966,

[email protected] Ricci, Faculty, 2420 Melnitz Hall, 206-5388, [email protected]

MusicAlfred Bradley, Staff (UG), 1642 Schoenberg Music Building,

825-4768, [email protected] Crawford, Staff (G), 1642 Schoenberg Music Building,


MusicologyHannah Huang, Staff (G/UG), 2443 Schoenberg Music Building,

206-5187, [email protected] L. Knapp, Faculty (G), 2420 Schoenberg Music Building,

206-2278, [email protected] Le Guin, Faculty (UG), 2414 Schoenberg Music Building,


Naval ScienceDonna Tenerelli, Staff, 120T Student Activities Center, 825-9075,

[email protected]

Near Eastern Languages and CulturesDiane AbuGheida, Staff (G/UG), 3211 Hershey Hall, 825-4165,

[email protected] A. Bakhos, Faculty (UG), 3223 Hershey Hall, 206-1384,

[email protected] Sabar, Faculty (G), 3314 Hershey Hall, 206-1389,

[email protected]

Neurobiology (Graduate)Nicholas C. Brecha, Faculty, 73-244 CHS, 825-9556,

[email protected] Padron, Staff, 73-235 CHS, 825-9553,

[email protected]


NeuroscienceMichael S. Levine, Faculty (G), 58-258E NPI, 825-7595,

[email protected] Moreno, Staff (UG), 1506D Gonda Center, 206-2349,

[email protected] Vader, Staff (G), 1506D Gonda Center, 825-8153,

[email protected]

Nursing, School ofJan Hastings, Staff (Ph.D.), 2-200 Factor Building, 825-2583,

[email protected] Scrivner, Staff (G/UG), 2-200 Factor Building, 825-5654,

[email protected] Valenzuela, Staff (B.S./M.S.N.), 2-200 Factor Building,


Oral Biology/Dentistry (Graduate)Douglas Junge, Faculty (M.S.), 63-078A Dentistry, 825-5795,

[email protected] Pinnell, Staff, 13-089 Dentistry, 825-1955,

[email protected] Shi, Faculty (Ph.D.), 23-040 Dentistry, 825-8356,

[email protected] Tetradis, Faculty (Ph.D.), 53-068 Dentistry, 825-5712,

[email protected] T.W. Wong, Faculty, 73-017 Dentistry, 206-3048,

[email protected]

Organizational Studies (Undergraduate)Kathy Escobedo, Staff, 4269A Bunche Hall, 825-3862,

[email protected] Huynh, Staff, 4269B Bunche Hall, 206-7669,

[email protected]

Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (Graduate)Jo Hamady, Staff, 13-145G CHS, 825-5719,

[email protected] K. Rajasekaran, Faculty, 13-344 CHS, 825-1199,

[email protected]

PhilosophyJohn P. Carriero, Faculty (UG), 382 Dodd Hall, 206-3475,

[email protected] Powell-Halley, Staff (G/UG), 329 Dodd Hall, 206-1356,

[email protected]

Physics and AstronomyCarol Finn, Staff (G), 1-707C Physics and Astronomy Building,

206-6994, [email protected] Norton, Staff (G), 1-707B Physics and Astronomy Building,

825-2307, [email protected]çoise Quéval, Staff (UG), 1-707A Physics and Astronomy

Building, 825-2453, [email protected]

Physiological ScienceMichael Carr, Staff (G), 2317 Life Sciences, 825-3891,

[email protected] Gergel, Staff (UG), 2317 Life Sciences, 825-3892,

[email protected]

Physiology (Graduate)Sheri Klein, Staff, 53-237 CHS, 825-6717, [email protected] L. Wayne, Faculty, 53-159 CHS, 794-1159,

[email protected]

Political ScienceKathy Escobedo, Staff (UG), 4269A Bunche Hall, 825-3862,

[email protected] Geddes, Faculty (UG), 3373 Bunche Hall

Nancy Huynh, Staff (UG), 4269B Bunche Hall, 206-7669, [email protected]

Glenda Jones, Staff (G), 4246A Bunche Hall, 825-3372, [email protected]

Deborah Larson, Faculty (G), 4355 Bunche Hall, 267-5411, [email protected]

Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences (Graduate)Suzanne Medley, Staff, C8-237 NPI&H, 825-0278,

[email protected]

PsychologyJodi Davis, Staff (UG), 1531 Franz Hall, 825-2730,

[email protected]

Public Affairs, School ofRandall Crane, Faculty (UG), 3357R Public Policy Building,

206-4613, [email protected] Kovacs North, Assistant Dean, 3357R Public Policy Building,

206-4613, [email protected] Richards, Staff (UG), 3357R Public Policy Building,


Public Health, School ofStudent Services OfficeNatasha Brown Levy, Staff, 16-071 CHS, 825-5516Sukhwinder Sagoo, Staff, 16-071 CHS, 825-5524Josie Wei, Staff, 16-071 CHS, 825-5524

Public Policy (Graduate)Maciek Kolodziejczak, Staff, 3357L Public Policy Building,


Religion, Study of (Undergraduate)S. Scott Bartchy, Faculty, 6265 Bunche Hall, 825-4570,

[email protected] Powell-Halley, Staff, 329 Dodd Hall, 206-1356,

[email protected]

Romance Linguistics and Literature (Graduate)Massimo Ciavolella, Faculty, 212 Royce Hall, 825-1940,

[email protected] Salisbury, Staff, 212K Royce Hall, 825-4620,

[email protected]

Scandinavian SectionKerry Allen, Staff, 212 Royce Hall, 825-1147,

[email protected] Kay Norseng, Faculty (G/UG), 332 Royce Hall, 206-6858,

[email protected]

Slavic Languages and LiteraturesHeidi Arbisi-Kelm, Staff (G/UG), 2211 Hershey Hall, 825-3856,

[email protected] Kagan, Faculty (UG), 2502 Hershey Hall, 825-2947,

[email protected] W. Vroon, Faculty (G), 2510 Hershey Hall, 825-8724,

[email protected]

Social Thought (Undergraduate)Mary Jo Johnson, Staff, 254E Haines Hall, 825-1215,

[email protected] Prager, Faculty, 264 Haines Hall, 825-3743,

[email protected]

Social Welfare (Graduate)Jill Biondo, Staff, 3357F Public Policy Building, 206-8563,

[email protected]

SociologyMarlies Dietrich, Staff (G), 254D Haines Hall, 825-1026,

[email protected] Jo Johnson, Staff (UG), 254E Haines Hall, 825-1215,

[email protected]


South Asian Studies (Undergraduate)Asiroh Cham, Staff, 10357 Bunche Hall, 825-5187,

[email protected]

Southeast Asian Studies (Undergraduate)Asiroh Cham, Staff, 10357 Bunche Hall, 825-5187,

[email protected]

Spanish and PortugueseErnesto Guerrero, Staff (UG), 5314 Rolfe Hall, 825-8289,

[email protected] Peinado, Staff (G), 5304 Rolfe Hall, 825-1430,

[email protected]

StatisticsDean Dacumos, Staff (G/UG), 8117 Math Sciences, 206-3742,

[email protected] Gould, Faculty (UG), 8945 Math Sciences, 206-3381,

[email protected] Hansen, Faculty (G), 8951 Math Sciences, 206-8375,

[email protected]

Theater, Film, and Television, School ofAndrea Buchanan, Staff (G/UG), 103G East Melnitz Building,

825-6899, [email protected] Farmer, Staff (G/UG), 103Z East Melnitz Building, 206-8424,

[email protected] Haley, Staff (G/UG), 103F East Melnitz Building, 206-4572,

[email protected] Hernandez, Staff (UG), 103A East Melnitz Building,

825-4230, [email protected] Moore, Staff (UG), 103D East Melnitz Building, 825-8554,

[email protected]

Blanca Prado, Staff (G/UG), 103Y East Melnitz Building, 206-3516, [email protected]

Cecilia Wilmott, Staff (G), 103E East Melnitz Building, 206-5492, [email protected]

Urban Planning (Graduate)Judith Magee, Staff, 3357D Public Policy Building, 825-7331,

[email protected]

Urban Studies (Undergraduate)Kathy Escobedo, Staff, 4269A Bunche Hall, 825-3862,

[email protected] Huynh, Staff, 4269B Bunche Hall, 206-7669,

[email protected]

Women’s StudiesSondra Hale, Faculty (G/UG), 2524 Hershey Hall, 825-4312,

206-6505, [email protected] Lark, Staff (G), 2525 Hershey Hall, 206-5898,

[email protected] A. Marchant, Faculty (G), 5310 Rolfe Hall, 206-8880,

[email protected] Margaret Smith, Staff (UG), 2528 Hershey Hall, 206-8156,

[email protected]

World Arts and CulturesSandra McKerroll, Staff (G/UG), 148C Kaufman Hall, 206-5467,

[email protected] Roussève, Faculty (G), 150 Kaufman Hall, 206-1331,

[email protected] Temple, Staff (G/UG), 148D Kaufman Hall, 825-8537,

[email protected]


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Official PublicationsStudents are responsible for observing procedures and deadlinespublished by the Registrar’s Office in the following publications:

1. UCLA General Catalog. The catalog includes courses and programs approved by the UCLA Academic Senate. The print edition is issued biennially and is for sale at the UCLA Store. The online edition (http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog/) has updates for course descriptions and undergraduate programs (i.e., majors, minors, specializations)

2. Schedule of Classes. There is no print edition of the Schedule. The online Schedule (http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule/) lists courses offered each term. It includes fee charts, an academic calendar with key deadline dates, and academic policies and procedures; registration, enrollment, and billing information; and Official Notices

Class AttendanceClass rosters, which identify enrolled or wait-listed students, areissued to each instructor by the Registrar’s Office. Attendance inUCLA classes is limited to duly enrolled regular session or concur-rent University Extension students. Guests may attend lectures onlywith the approval of the instructor. Students may be dropped from acourse for academic reasons such as lacking the approved requisitesand requirements (SR542). If attendance is an academic require-ment established by the instructor, students may be dropped from acourse because of excessive absences.

Auditing ClassesWith the consent of the instructor, registered students and interestedindividuals are permitted to audit classes. Arrangements are madedirectly with the faculty member under any rules the faculty membermay establish, and those auditing ordinarily do not participate indiscussions, examinations, or written papers. Audited classes arenot recorded on the Study List or on transcripts for regularsession courses.

Class NotesNotes or recordings made by students are for purposes of individualor group study or for other noncommercial purposes reasonablyarising from the student’s membership in the class or the University.Permission to make notes or recordings falls within the instructor’sdiscretion as informed by instructional purposes, classroom order,property interests, or other reasonable issues arising in the academiccontext. Notes and recordings may not be exchanged or distributedfor commercial purposes, for compensation, or for any other purposeother than study, either between students or between a student(s)and a third party. Unless authorized by the University in advance andexplicitly permitted by the instructor, commercial use of class notesor recordings constitutes an unauthorized commercial activity inviolation of the UCLA Regulations on Activities, Registered Organi-zations, and Use of Properties, Section IV, Paragraph A(http://www.studentactivities.ucla.edu). Students who violate this pol-icy are subject to University discipline.

Further, AB 1773 was signed into law on September 23, 2000, to beeffective January 1, 2001. This State law amended the CaliforniaEducation Code as follows:

66450. (a) Except as authorized by policies developed by theUniversity in accordance with subdivision (a) of Section 66452, nobusiness, agency, or person, including, but not necessarily limited to,an enrolled student shall prepare, cause to be prepared, give, sell,transfer, or otherwise distribute or publish, for any commercialpurpose, any contemporaneous recording of an academic presenta-tion in a classroom or equivalent site of instruction by an instructor ofrecord. The prohibition applies to a recording made in any medium,including but not necessarily limited to, handwritten or typewrittenclass notes.

The full text of AB 1773, including a description of civil penalties andthe legal and financial remedies available to the University and anindividual instructor for violations of this State law, can be found athttp://www.leginfo.ca.gov. This notice has been prepared fordistribution to all UCLA students as requested by AB 1773.

Individual instructors retain intellectual property rights in lecturematerial, pursuant to U.S. copyright law and California Civil Code980(a)(1). Misuse of course notes derived from lecture material mayalso subject an individual to legal proceedings brought bythe instructor.

Pursuant to the guidelines reviewed by the UCLA Academic Senate(1973), lecture note subscription services are permitted, if authorizedin advance by the University and if approved by the instructor. TheLecture Notes service offered by the Associated Students UCLA iscurrently authorized by the University to provide a course notes sub-scription service for particular classes. For such classes, the notetaker is approved in advance by the instructor, and the instructor mayreview the notes before their distribution and sale through the UCLAStore Lecture Notes office in Ackerman Union. The list of classeswith such a subscription service is available in Ackerman Union.

Nothing in this policy precludes an instructor from posting the courselecture notes, which they prepare or authorize to be prepared, on theUCLA-provided course website for the class, which the instructorcontrols. Students who are permitted by the instructor to review suchcourse lecture notes are reminded that these policies apply to theiruse of any such course lecture notes posted on the course websiteby the instructor.

Plagiarism and Student CopyrightPlagiarism of any form is a violation of UCLA Student Conduct CodeSection 102.01--Academic Dishonesty. Instructors are permitted touse one or more plagiarism-detection services to assist in the confir-mation that the academic work submitted by a student is originalwork and has not been duplicated from an existing work.

Instructors may require that: (a) all students enrolled in the class sub-mit their work for such confirmation; and (b) failure by a student tosubmit such assigned work to the plagiarism-detection service usedby the instructor is the equivalent, at the discretion of the instructor,to the student failing to submit the paper for grading.

Students retain full copyright ownership to their academic work. How-ever, if the plagiarism-detection service used by the instructorincludes a protocol that the vendor retains a copy of the submittedwork, such practice is approved by UCLA for the vendor’s sole pur-pose of comparison with other academic work subsequently submit-

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ted by others. The vendor may not use academic work submitted byUCLA students for any other purpose.

Instructors are encouraged to indicate to all students at the start ofthe academic term whether (a) a plagiarism-detection service will beused in the class for academic assignments; and (b) whether the ser-vice will be applied to all students enrolled in the class or on a spot-check basis. Nonetheless, instructors may decide to use a plagia-rism-detection service after the start of the academic term, either onan across-the-board or spot-check basis. The instructor’s discretionin such matters is final and not subject to appeal.

Students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the UCLAStudent Conduct Code and the official statements regarding cheatingand plagiarism. These and other relevant documents are available onthe website of the Office of the Dean of Students at:http://www.deanofstudents.ucla.edu/studentconduct.htm.

The grading process for a student suspected of having engaged inplagiarism or other form of cheating is described in the AcademicSenate Manual Regulations, Section 4, Paragraphs A-306 and A-315(see http://www.senate.ucla.edu).

Examination PoliciesMidterm ExaminationsUCLA Policy 870, II (B) 6: Midterm examinations are expected to beheld during regularly-scheduled class meeting times. However, largeclasses with multiple sections requiring a common midterm examina-tion can schedule examinations outside regular class meeting timeson a space-available basis with the following limitations:

a. Notice of the midterm dates and times must be published in the Schedule of Classes and URSA before enrollment begins. Late requests will not be scheduled.

b. Instructors must put the midterm examination dates in the course syllabus.

c. Instructors must announce the midterm dates on the 1st day of class and inform students that it is acceptable to request alternate times.

d. Instructors should make a good faith effort to accommodate alternate examinations times for students with course con-flicts.

e. To comply with Section 92640(a) of the California Education Code, instructors must accommodate requests for alternate examination dates at a time when that activity would not vio-late a student’s religious creed. See UCLA Policy 870, Sec-tion II (B) 8, Alternate Examination Dates.

Final ExaminationsUCLA Policy 870, II (B) 7: An instructor’s method of evaluation mustbe announced at the beginning of the Course. Final written examina-tions may not exceed three hours’ duration and are given only at thetimes and places established and published by the department chairand the Registrar’s Office. See UCLA Senate Regulation A-332 (A)for the policy on final examinations.

Final examinations are generally held in the same room as Classmeetings; however, by prior arrangement with the Registrar’s Office,common final examinations can be scheduled and extra room loca-tions may be booked on a space-available basis. Changes in class-room location must be arranged through the Registrar’s Office.Examination codes, times, and locations are listed in the onlineSchedule of Classes and URSA.

Alternate Examination DatesUCLA Policy 870, II (B) 8: No student shall be excused fromassigned final examinations except as provided in Senate Regulation

A332 or in Section 92640(a) of the California Education Code policyon alternate examinations. The University must accommodaterequests for alternate examination dates at a time when that activitywould not violate a student’s religious creed. This requirement doesnot apply in the event that administering the test or examination at analternate time would impose an undue hardship which could not rea-sonably be avoided. Accommodation for alternate examination datesare worked out directly and on an individual basis between the stu-dent and the faculty member involved.

Faculty members should remember that while it is fully at their discre-tion to make arrangements with individual students for alternateexamination times, including final examinations, they must conductthe scheduled final examination for the Class as a whole at the timesand places established by the department chair and the Registrar’sOffice.

NondiscriminationThe University of California, in accordance with applicable Federaland State Laws and University Policies, does not discriminate on thebasis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, age, med-ical condition (cancer-related), ancestry, marital status, citizenship,sexual orientation, or status as a Vietnam-era veteran or specialdisabled veteran. The University also prohibits sexual harassment.This nondiscrimination policy covers admission, access, andtreatment in University programs and activities.

Inquiries regarding the University’s student-related nondiscriminationpolicies may be directed to the UCLA Campus Counsel,3149 Murphy Hall, Box 951405, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1405,(310) 825-4042. Speech- and hearing-impaired persons may callTTY (310) 206-6083.

Inquiries regarding nondiscrimination on the basis of disabilitycovered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 orSection 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 may be directed toKaren Henderson-Winge, Coordinator of ADA and 504 Compliance,A239 Murphy Hall, UCLA, Box 951405, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1405, voice (310) 825-7906, TTY (310) 206-3349, http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/ada.htm.

Students may complain of any action which they believediscriminates against them on the ground of race, color, nationalorigin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, disability, or age andmay contact the Office of the Dean of Students, 1206 MurphyHall, and/or refer to Section 111.00 of the University of CaliforniaPolicies Applying to Campus Activities, Organizations, and Students(available in 1206 Murphy Hall or at http://www.ucop.edu/ucophome/uwnews/aospol/toc.html) for further information and procedures.

Student Conduct PoliciesThe UCLA Student Conduct Code (Code) has been revised and is effec-tive Fall Term, 2004. The Code is subject to change. The most recentversion can always be found on the Dean of Students Office website athttp://www.deanofstudents.ucla.edu/on-printed_policies.htm.

The Chancellor may impose discipline for the commission or attemptedcommission (including aiding or abetting in the commission or attemptedcommission) of the types of misconduct delineated in Section II.B of theCode. Discipline may be imposed whether or not such misconduct alsoviolates the law, and whether or not proceedings are or have been pend-ing in the courts involving the same acts. Because of this, students mightbe involved in University disciplinary proceedings before, after, or duringcourt proceedings.

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A. JurisdictionThe University has jurisdiction over student conduct that occurs onUniversity property, or in connection with official University functionswhether on or off University property. Although the University will notroutinely invoke its disciplinary processes over student conduct thatoccurs off campus except in connection with an official Universityfunction, the University has discretion to exercise jurisdiction overconduct that occurs off campus and that would violate student con-duct and discipline policies or regulations if the conduct had occurredon campus when

1. The alleged misconduct indicates the student poses a threat to the safety or security of any member(s) of the University community; or

2. The alleged misconduct involves academic work or the forgery, alteration, or misuse of any University document, record, key, electronic device, or identification.

Specifically, the University may choose to exercise jurisdictionover off-campus incidents under alternative A1 above where thealleged misconduct involves

a. Physical abuse, including but not limited to rape, sexual assault, sex offenses, and other physical assault; threats of violence; or conduct that threatens the health or safety of any person;

b. Stalking (as defined in Section 102.10 of the University of California Policies Applying to Campus Activities, Organizations, and Students);

c. Sexual harassment (as defined in Section 160.00 et seq. of the University of California Policies Applying to Campus Activities, Organizations, and Students);

d. Participation in hazing or any method of initiation or pre-initiation into a campus organization or other activity engaged in by the organization or members of the organization at any time that causes or is likely to cause physical injury, or personal degrada-tion or disgrace resulting in psychological harm to any student or other person.

In determining whether or not to exercise off-campus jurisdiction incases under alternative A1 above, the University will consider theseriousness of the alleged misconduct; whether the alleged victim isa member of the campus community; the ability of the University togather evidence, including the testimony of witnesses; or whether theoff-campus conduct is part of a series of actions that occurred bothon and off campus.

This section is intended only to provide guidance for the exercise ofdiscretion by the University in invoking its jurisdiction over conductthat occurs off campus. It may not be relied upon by any studentcharged under this section to create any rights, substantive orprocedural, or as a basis for a challenge to the exercise of theUniversity’s jurisdiction.

B. Types of MisconductViolations or attempted violations include, but are not limited to, thefollowing types of misconduct.

102.01: Academic Dishonesty. All forms of academic misconduct,including, but not limited to, cheating, fabrication, plagiarism, multiplesubmissions, or facilitating academic misconduct. For the purposesof the Code, the following definitions apply:

102.01a: Cheating. Cheating includes, but is not limited to, theuse of unauthorized materials, information, or study aids in anyacademic exercise; or the failure to observe the expressed pro-cedures or instructions of an academic exercise (e.g., examina-tion instructions regarding alternate seating or conversationduring an examination).

102.01b: Fabrication. Fabrication includes, but is not limited to,falsification or invention of any information or citation in anacademic exercise.

102.01c: Plagiarism. Plagiarism includes, but is not limited to,the use of another’s words or ideas as if they were one’s own;including, but not limited to, representing, either with the intentto deceive or by the omission of the true source, part of or anentire work produced by someone other than the student,obtained by purchase or otherwise, as the student’s originalwork or representing the identifiable but altered ideas, data, orwriting of another person as if those ideas, data, or writing werethe student’s original work.

102.01d: Multiple Submissions. Multiple submissionsincludes, but is not limited to, the resubmission by a student ofany work which has been previously submitted for credit in iden-tical or similar form in one course to fulfill the requirements of asecond course, without the informed permission/consent of theinstructor of the second course; or the submission by a studentof any work submitted for credit in identical or similar form in onecourse to fulfill the requirements of a concurrent course, withoutthe permission/consent of the instructors of both courses.

102.01e: Facilitating Academic Dishonesty. Facilitating aca-demic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, knowingly help-ing another student commit an act of academic misconduct(e.g., cheating, fabrication, plagiarism, multiple submissions).

102.02: Other Forms of Dishonesty. Other forms of dishonesty,including, but not limited to, fabricating information or knowingly fur-nishing false information or reporting a false emergency to the Univer-sity.

102.03: Forgery. Forgery, alteration, or misuse of any Universitydocument, record, key, electronic device, or identification.

102.04: Theft. Theft of, conversion of, misappropriation of, ordamage to or destruction of any property of the University or propertyof others while on University premises or at official Universityfunctions; or possession of any property when the student hadknowledge or reasonably should have had knowledge that it wasstolen.

102.05: Computers. Theft or abuse of University computers andother University electronic resources such as computer and elec-tronic communications facilities, systems, and services. Abusesinclude, but are not limited to, unauthorized entry, use, transfer, ortampering with the communications of others, and interference withthe work of others and with the operation of computer and electroniccommunications facilities, systems, and services.

Violation of the UCLA E-mail Policy and Guidelines (available on theInternet at http://www.adminvc.ucla.edu/appm/public/app_0355_0.html),of the University of California Electronic Communications Policy(available at http://www.ucop.edu/ucophome/policies/ec/), or of anyother University acceptable or allowable use policy will also be con-sidered a violation of Section 102.05.

102.06: Unauthorized Use of University Resources or Name.Unauthorized entry to, possession of, receipt of, or use of any Univer-sity services, equipment, resources, or properties, including the Uni-versity’s name, insignia, or seal.

102.07: University Housing and Parking.

102.07a: University Housing. Violation of policies, regula-tions, or rules governing University-owned, -operated, or-leased housing facilities or other housing facilities located onUniversity property.

102.07b: Parking. Violation of policies, regulations, or rulesgoverning University parking services or University-owned or-operated parking facilities.


102.08: Physical Abuse. Physical abuse, including, but not limitedto rape, sexual assault, sex offenses, and other physical assault;threats of violence; or conduct that threatens the health or safety ofany person.

Rape (For the purposes of the Code, rape refers to “rape” as definedby the California Penal Code, as it may be amended from time totime). The following acts, among others, are prohibited:

1. Sexual intercourse against a person’s will accomplished by force or threats of bodily injury.

2. Sexual intercourse against a person’s will where the per-son has reasonable fear that she (or he) or another will be injured if she (or he) does not submit to the intercourse.

3. Sexual intercourse where the person is incapable of giving consent, or is prevented from resisting, due to alcohol or drugs, and this condition was known, or reasonably should have been known, by the accused.

4. Sexual intercourse where the person is incapable of resisting because she (or he), at the time, is unconscious or asleep, and this is known to the accused.

Sexual Assault. The act of sexual assault includes forced sodomy(anal intercourse); forced oral copulation (oral-genital contact); rapeby foreign object (forced penetration by a foreign object, including afinger); and sexual battery (the unwanted touching of an intimate partof another person for the purpose of sexual arousal). These alsoinclude situations when the accused sexually assaults a complainantincapable of giving consent, including where the complainant is pre-vented from resisting due to alcohol or drugs and this condition wasknown, or reasonably should have been known, by the accused.

NOTE: For the purpose of this regulation, students should under-stand that

1. Forced intercourse, or other unwanted sexual contact, is defined as rape or sexual assault whether the assailantis a stranger or an acquaintance of the complainant.

2. Intoxication of the assailant shall not diminish the assailant’s responsibility for sexual assault.

102.09: Sexual Harassment. As defined in Section 160.00 of theUniversity of California Policies Applying to Campus Activities, Organi-zations, and Students, unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sex-ual favors, and other verbal, nonverbal, or physical conduct of a sexualnature constitute sexual harassment when:

a. A student who is also an employee of the University makes sub-mission to such conduct, either explicitly or implicitly, a term or condition of instruction, employment, or participation in other University activity over which the student has control by virtue of his or her University employment; or

b. A student who is also an employee of the University makes sub-mission to or rejection of such conduct a basis for evaluation in making academic or personnel decisions affecting an individual, when the student has control over such decisions by virtue of his or her University employment; or

c. Such conduct by any student has the purpose or effect of creat-ing a hostile and intimidating environment sufficiently severe or pervasive to substantially impair a reasonable person’s participa-tion in University programs or activities, or use of University facilities.

In determining whether the alleged conduct constitutes sexualharassment, consideration shall be given to the record of the incidentas a whole and to the totality of the circumstances, including thelocation of the incident and the context in which the alleged incidentsoccurred. In general, a charge of harassing conduct can beaddressed under the Code only when the University can reasonablybe expected to have some degree of control over the allegedharasser and over the environment in which the conduct occurred.

102.10: Stalking. Stalking behavior in which a student repeatedlyengages in a course of conduct directed at another person andmakes a credible threat with the intent to place that person in reason-able fear for his or her safety, or the safety of his or her family; wherethe threat is reasonably determined by the University to seriouslyalarm, torment, or terrorize the person; and where the threat is addi-tionally determined by the University to serve no legitimate purpose.

102.11: Harassment. As defined in Section 102.11 of the Universityof California Policies Applying to Campus Activities, Organizations,and Students, “harassment” by a student of any person. For the pur-poses of this section, harassment:

a. is the use, display, or other demonstration of words, gestures, imagery, or physical materials, or the engagement in any form of bodily conduct, on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, alienage, sex, religion, age, sexual orientation, or physical or mental disability, that has the effect of creating a hostile and intimidating environment sufficiently severe or pervasive to sub-stantially impair a reasonable person’s participation in University programs or activities, or use of University facilities;

b. must target a specific person or persons; and

c. must be addressed directly to that person or persons.

NOTE: The Office of the President has issued the following guidance on interpretation and application of this section (102.11: Harass-ment): “Prior to applying this provision of policy to any student con-duct, the Office of General Counsel will be consulted regarding its proper interpretation and application in light of the specific circum-stances.”

102.12: Hazing. Participation in hazing or any method of initiation orpre-initiation into a campus organization or other activity engaged inby the organization or members of the organization at any time thatcauses, or is likely to cause, physical injury or personal degradationor disgrace resulting in psychological harm to any student or otherperson.

102.13: Obstruction or Disruption. Obstruction or disruption ofteaching, research, administration, disciplinary procedures, or otherUniversity activities.

102.14: Disorderly Conduct. Disorderly or lewd conduct.

102.15: Disturbing the Peace. Participation in a disturbance of thepeace or unlawful assembly.

102.16: Failure to Comply. Failure to identify oneself to, or complywith directions of, a University official or other public official acting inthe performance of his or her duties while on University property or atofficial University functions, or resisting or obstructing such Universityor other public officials in the performance of or the attempt to per-form their duties.

102.17: Controlled Substances. Unlawful manufacture, distribution,dispensing, possession, use, or sale of, or the attempted manufacture,distribution, dispensing, or sale of, controlled substances, identified inFederal and State law or regulations.

102.18: Alcohol. Manufacture, distribution, dispensing, possession,use, or sale of, or the attempted manufacture, distribution, dispensing,or sale of, alcohol which is unlawful or otherwise prohibited by, or notin compliance with, University policy or campus regulations.

102.19: Destructive Devices. Possession, use, storage, or manu-facture of explosives, firebombs, or other destructive devices.

102.20: Weapons. Except as expressly permitted by law,possession, use, storage, or manufacture of a firearm or otherweapon capable of causing bodily injury.

102.21: Violation of Disciplinary Conditions. Violation of the con-ditions contained in the terms of a disciplinary action imposed underthe Code.


102.22: Violation of Interim or Emergency SuspensionConditions. Violation of the conditions contained in a written Noticeof Interim or Emergency Suspension issued pursuant to Section IV ofthe Code.

102.23: Unauthorized Use or Sale of University Materials.

102.23a: Selling Course Notes. Selling, preparing, or distribut-ing for any commercial purpose course lecture notes or video oraudio recordings of any course unless authorized by the Univer-sity in advance and explicitly permitted by the course instructorin writing. The unauthorized sale or commercial distribution ofcourse notes or recordings by a student is a violation of theCode whether or not it was the student or someone else whoprepared the notes or recordings.

102.23b: Copying Course Notes. Copying for any commercialpurpose handouts, readers, or other course materials providedby an instructor as part of a University of California courseunless authorized by the University in advance and explicitlypermitted by the course instructor or the copyright holder in writ-ing (if the instructor is not the copyright holder).

102.23c: Commencement Tickets. Selling Commencementtickets.

102.24: University Properties. Using University properties for thepurpose of organizing or carrying out unlawful activity.

102.25: Violations of Law. Violation of Federal, State, or local laws.

Rape and Other Forms of Sexual AssaultUCLA does not tolerate sexual assault in any form, including rape,acquaintance rape, or date rape. Where there is probable cause tobelieve that the campus regulations prohibiting sexual assault havebeen violated, the campus pursues disciplinary actions which mayinclude sanctions up to and including dismissal from the University.

A student charged with sexual assault can be prosecuted underCalifornia criminal statutes and disciplined under the campus studentconduct policies and regulations. Even if the criminal justiceauthorities choose not to prosecute, the campus can pursuedisciplinary action.

For updated information, see http://www.deanofstudents.ucla.edu/ON-Rape_and_Other_Forms_of_Sexual_ Assault.htm.

DefinitionsFor detailed definitions of rape and sexual assault, refer to Sections102.08a and 102.08b of the Student Conduct Policies listed above.

If a Person Has Been Raped or Sexually AssaultedThose who believe that they are the victims of rape or other forms ofsexual assault should

1. Immediately call the police department. If possible, call 911or the UCLA Police Department at (310) 825-1491; see http://www.ucpd.ucla.edu

2. Get medical attention. Campus police will provide transporta-tion to the Santa Monica UCLA Medical Center Emergency Room for emergency medical treatment and evidence collection. A counselor from the Santa Monica Rape Treatment Center will be available at that time, free of charge

Utilize campus and community support services:

1. Contact a Rape Services Consultant (RSC) at the Center for Women and Men. RSCs have expertise in working with victims of rape or sexual assault. They can discuss options and alterna-tives, help identify the most appropriate support services, and provide information about medical care, psychological counseling, academic assistance, legal options, how to file a police report, and how to file a complaint through the Office of the Dean of Students. RSCs are available to assist UCLA faculty, staff, and students regardless of where or when the assault occurred. For assistance, contact the Center for Women and Men at (310) 825-3945 or go to 2 Dodd Hall and ask to speak to an RSC

2. Contact the Rape Treatment Center at Santa Monica UCLA Medical Center, (310) 319-4000, for free emergency medical treatment and counseling services

Campus Discipline Process When the Assailant is a StudentThose who believe that they are the victims of rape or other forms ofsexual assault by a student on University properties or in conjunctionwith an official University function may file a complaint directly withthe Office of the Dean of Students, 1206 Murphy Hall.

Cases referred to the Office of the Dean of Students are treatedunder the hearing procedures set forth in the UCLA Student ConductCode. Where the allegation is of rape or other forms of sexualassault, and the case is referred to the Student Conduct Committee,the following additional procedures shall apply:

1. The complainant shall be entitled, for support, to have up to two persons of the complainant’s choice accompany the complainant to the hearing. A support person may be called as a witness, and the fact that he or she is to act as a witness shall not preclude that person’s attendance throughout the entire hearing. If a support person is also a witness, the committee chair (or the hearing officer) may require him or her to testify prior to the complainant. Neither of these persons shall be entitled to represent or defend the complainant. Similar rights shall be afforded to the accused student

2. The complainant shall have the right to be present during the entire hearing, notwithstanding the fact that the complainant is to be called as a witness

3. Evidence of the complainant’s past sexual history, including opinion evidence, reputation evidence, and evidence of specific instances of the complainant’s sexual conduct, shall not be admissible by the accused student unless the committee chair or hearing officer makes a specific finding of relevance after an offer of proof by the accused student. Under no circumstances is past sexual history admissible to prove consent. The offer of proof must be made and resolved by the panel before the complainant testifies

4. The hearing shall be closed to spectators

HarassmentSexual HarassmentEvery member of the campus community should be aware that theUniversity is strongly opposed to sexual harassment and that suchbehavior is prohibited both by law and by University policy. Seehttp://www.sexualharassment.ucla.edu.

DefinitionsFor detailed definitions of sexual harassment, refer to Section102.09 of the Student Conduct Policies listed above.


Complaint ResolutionExperience has demonstrated that many complaints of sexualharassment can be effectively resolved through informal intervention.Individuals who experience what they consider to be sexual harassmentare advised to confront the alleged offender immediately and firmly.

Additionally, an individual who believes that she or he has beensexually harassed may contact the alleged offender’s supervisorand/or a Sexual Harassment Information Center counselor for helpand information regarding sexual harassment complaint resolution orgrievance procedures at one of the locations listed below asdetermined by the complainant’s status at the University at the timeof the alleged incident:

1. Campus Human Resources/Employee and Labor Relations, Manager, 200 UCLA Wilshire Center, (310) 794-0860

2. Center for Student Programming, Associate Director, 105 Kerckhoff Hall, (310) 825-7041

3. Center for Women and Men, Director, B44 Student Activities Center, (310) 825-3945

4. Chancellor’s Office, Sexual Harassment Coordinator, 2241 Murphy Hall, (310) 206-3417

5. David Geffen School of Medicine, Human Resources Director, 924 Westwood Boulevard, Suite 540, (310) 794-6802; Senior Associate Dean of Student Affairs/Graduate Medical Education, 12-139 Center for the Health Sciences, (310) 825-6774; Dean’s Office, Special Projects Director, 12-138 Center for the Health Sciences, (310) 794-1958

6. Graduate Division, Office Manager, 1237 Murphy Hall, (310) 825-3269

7. Healthcare Human Resources, Employee Relations Manager, 400 UCLA Wilshire Center, (310) 794-0500

8. Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Campus Resource Center, Director, B36 Student Activities Center, (310) 206-3628

9. Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Administration/Human Resources Associate Director, B7-370 NPI&H, (310) 206-5258

10. Office of the Dean of Students, Associate Dean of Students, 1206 Murphy Hall, (310) 825-3871

11. Office of Ombuds Services, 105 Strathmore Building, (310) 825-7627

12. Office of Residential Life, Judicial Coordinator, Residential Life Building, (310) 825-3401

13. Santa Monica-UCLA Medical Center, Healthcare Human Resources Director, 1250 16th Street, Santa Monica 90404, (310) 319-4351

14. School of Dentistry, Assistant Dean, Student and Alumni Affairs, A0-111 Dentistry, (310) 825-7146; Student and Alumni Affairs Counselor, A0-111 Dentistry, (310) 794-6621

15. Staff Affirmative Action Office, Staff Affirmative Action Officer, 1103 Ueberroth Building, (310) 825-0751

16. Student Legal Services, Director, 70 Dodd Hall, (310) 825-9894

17. Student Psychological Services, Director, 2nd Floor WoodenCenter West, (310) 825-0768

18. UCLA Extension, Human Resources Director, 629 UNEX Building, (310) 825-4287; Student Services Director, 214 UNEX Building, (310) 825-2656

Other Forms of HarassmentThe University strives to create an environment which fosters thevalues of mutual respect and tolerance and is free from discrimina-tion based on race, ethnicity, sex, religion, sexual orientation,disability, age, and other personal characteristics. Certainly harass-ment, in its many forms, works against those values and oftencorrodes a person’s sense of worth and interferes with one’s ability toparticipate in University programs or activities. While the University iscommitted to the free exchange of ideas and the full protection offree expression, the University also recognizes that words can beused in such a way that they no longer express an idea, but ratherinjure and intimidate, thus undermining the ability of individuals toparticipate in the University community. The University of CaliforniaPolicies Applying to Campus Activities, Organizations, and Students(hereafter referred to as Policies) presently prohibit a variety ofconduct by students which, in certain contexts, may be regarded asharassment or intimidation.

For example, harassing expression which is accompanied by physicalabuse, threats of violence, or conduct that threatens the health orsafety of any person on University property or in connection with offi-cial University functions may subject an offending student to Univer-sity discipline under the provisions of Section 102.08 of the Policies.

Similarly, harassing conduct, including symbolic expression, whichalso involves conduct resulting in damage to or destruction of anyproperty of the University or property of others while on Universitypremises may subject a student violator to University discipline underthe provisions of Section 102.04 of the Policies.

Further, under specific circumstances described in the University-wide Student Conduct Harassment Policy, students may be subjectto University discipline for misconduct which may consist solely ofexpression. Copies of this Policy are available in the Office of theDean of Students, 1206 Murphy Hall, or in any of the HarassmentInformation Centers listed below:

1. Center for Women and Men, B44 Student Activities Center, (310) 825-3945, http://www.thecenter.ucla.edu

2. Office of Fraternity and Sorority Relations, 105 Kerckhoff Hall, (310) 825-6322, http://www.greeklife.ucla.edu

3. Office of International Students and Scholars, 106 Bradley Hall, (310) 825-1681, http://www.intl.ucla.edu/home.htm

4. Office of Ombuds Services, 105 Strathmore Building, (310) 825-7627, http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/ombuds/

5. Office of Residential Life, Residential Life Building, (310) 825-3401, http://www.orl.ucla.edu/

6. Student Psychological Services, 2nd Floor Wooden Center West, (310) 825-0768, http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/sps.htm

Complaint ResolutionOne of the necessary measures in our efforts to assure anatmosphere of civility and mutual respect is the establishment ofprocedures which provide effective informal and formal mechanismsfor those who believe that they have been victims of any of theabove misconduct.

Many incidents of harassment and intimidation can be effectivelyresolved through informal means. For example, an individual maywish to confront the alleged offender immediately and firmly. Anindividual who chooses not to confront the alleged offender and whowishes help, advice, or information is urged to contact any of theHarassment Information Centers listed immediately above.

In addition to providing support for those who believe they have beenvictims of harassment, Harassment Information Centers offerpersons the opportunity to learn about the phenomena of harass-ment and intimidation; to understand the formal and informalmechanisms by which misunderstandings may be corrected and,


when appropriate, student perpetrators may be disciplined; and toconsider which of the available options is the most useful for theparticular circumstances.

With regard to the Universitywide Student Conduct HarassmentPolicy, complainants should be aware that not all conduct which isoffensive may be regarded as a violation of this Policy and may, infact, be protected expression. Thus, the application of formal institu-tional discipline to such protected expression may not be legallypermissible. Nevertheless, the University is committed to reviewingany complaint of harassing or intimidating conduct by a student andintervening on behalf of the complainant to the extent possible.

Disclosure of Student RecordsPursuant to the Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act(FERPA), the California Information Practices Act, and the Universityof California Policies Applying to the Disclosure of Information fromStudent Records, students at UCLA have the right to

1. Inspect and review records pertaining to themselves in their capacity as students, except as the right may be waived or qualified under Federal and State Laws and University Policies

2. Have withheld from disclosure, absent their prior written consent for release, personally identifiable information from their student records, except as provided by Federal and State Laws and University Policies

3. Inspect records maintained by UCLA of disclosures of personally identifiable information from their student records

4. Seek correction of their student records through a request to amend the records or, if such request is denied, through a hearing

5. File complaints with the U.S. Department of Education regarding alleged violations of the rights accorded them by the FERPA

UCLA, in accordance with Federal and State Laws and UniversityPolicies, has designated the following categories of personally identi-fiable information as “directory information” which UCLA may releaseand publish without the student’s prior consent: name, address(local/mailing, permanent, and/or e-mail), telephone numbers, majorfield of study, dates of attendance, enrollment status, grade level,number of course units in which enrolled, degrees and honorsreceived, the most recent previous educational institution attended,participation in officially recognized activities (including intercolle-giate athletics), and the name, weight, and height of participants onintercollegiate athletic teams.

Students who do not wish certain items (i.e., name, local/mailing,permanent, and/or e-mail address, telephone numbers, major field ofstudy, dates of attendance, number of course units in which enrolled,and degrees and honors received) of this “directory information”released and published may so indicate through URSA(http://www.ursa.ucla.edu). To restrict the release and publication ofthe additional items in the category of “directory information,”complete the UCLA FERPA Restriction Request form available fromEnrollment and Degree Services, 1113 Murphy Hall.

Student records which are the subject of Federal and State Laws andUniversity Policies may be maintained in a variety of offices, includingthe Registrar’s Office, Office of the Dean of Students, UCLA CareerCenter, Graduate Division, and the offices of a student’s College orschool and major department. Students are referred to the UCLATelephone Directory which lists all the offices that may maintain stu-dent records, together with their campus address and telephonenumber. Students have the right to inspect their student records inany such office subject to the terms of Federal and State Laws andUniversity Policies. Inspection of student records maintained by theRegistrar’s Office is by appointment only and must be arranged three

working days in advance. Call (310) 825-3801 or inquire at AcademicRecord Services, 1134 Murphy Hall.

A copy of Federal and State Laws, University Policies, and the UCLATelephone Directory may be inspected in the office of the InformationPractices Coordinator, 600 UCLA Wilshire Center. Information con-cerning students’ hearing rights may be obtained from that office andfrom the Office of the Dean of Students, 1206 Murphy Hall.

In addition to the directory information described above, informationrelated to students’ Social Security number, sex, and marital status,and the name(s), address(es), and telephone number(s) of theirparents or next of kin are made available to the UCLA ExternalAffairs Department for use in alumni, development, and publicrelations activities. To restrict the release of this additionalinformation, complete a Request for External Affairs InformationRestriction form available from Enrollment and Degree Services,1113 Murphy Hall.

EmergenciesStudents should be familiar with safety instructions posted inclassrooms, laboratories, and other campus facilities. Be preparedto respond safely and appropriately to a fire, earthquake, toxic spill,or accident.

At UCLA, 911 is the “all-purpose” emergency phone number. You donot need to dial an outside line from a campus phone, and you do notneed any coins to dial 911 from a pay phone. When you call 911, tryto remain calm and do not hang up until you answer all of theoperator’s questions.

You may also obtain general instructions during a major emergencyby calling the 24-hour emergency hot line at (800) 900-UCLAand by listening to the UCLA emergency radio at AM810. Seehttp://www.ehs.ucla.edu for more information.

Here are some general guidelines for specific emergencies:

EarthquakeWhen an earthquake hits, take cover immediately. If you are indoors,get under a desk or table, or between seating rows in a lecture hall.DO NOT RUN OUTSIDE. If you are in a hallway or if you are outside,move to an open area quickly and drop to the ground, covering yourhead and neck as best you can. If you are in your car, stop carefullyand stay in the car.

After the shaking stops, check for injuries. Do not use telephones forpersonal calls, as this overloads phone lines and preventsemergency personnel from reporting injuries. After a severe quake atUCLA, department heads and emergency coordinators will leadbuilding evacuations. Do not use elevators. Go to campus evacuationareas, which are wide open spaces like the quads, athletic fields, anduncovered parking lots. Wait for instructions before entering buildingsor parking structures. Refrain from spreading rumors and do not gosightseeing. Remain calm and help others.

You can learn more about earthquakes by accessing the SouthernCalifornia Earthquake Center at http://scec.ess.ucla.edu.

FireIf you see a fire, close the door where the fire is located, activate thenearest alarm, and call 911. When you sound the alarm or hear thealarm signal, get out of the building as quickly and calmly aspossible. Do not use the elevators. Do not reenter the building untilthe all-clear signal has been given by emergency personnel.

UCLA does not expect students or employees to fight fires. Use a fireextinguisher only if you have had the training and you feel it is safe todo so. Be aware of campus fire alarm and extinguisher locationsbefore a fire occurs.


Hazardous SpillNoxious odors may or may not indicate a toxic spill. Do not attempt toclean up any hazardous material spill involving toxic, chemical, radio-active, infectious, or flammable materials. If a spill occurs in aclassroom or laboratory, alert the supervisor or laboratory manager.Call (310) 825-5689 (UCLA Office of Environment, Health, andSafety) or 911 (after hours) if the spill happens outdoors or in anunsupervised area.

Accident and InjuryCall 911 immediately to get assistance. If you are qualified to doso, give first aid to injured persons. Do not attempt to move theseriously injured.

Basic emergency care training is available through the Red Crossat (310) 445-9900. For further information about emergencypreparedness, call the UCLA Office of Environment, Health, andSafety at (310) 825-5689.

All work-related injuries must be reported to your supervisor. In addi-tion, any serious injuries (including fatalities) must be reported toCal/OSHA. Report the injury to the office of Environment, Health,and Safety on the 24-hour injuries report hot line at (310) 825-9797.Environment, Health, and Safety will notify Cal/OSHA.


Class Listings
Course Listing FormatThe Schedule of Classes (http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule/) isavailable online in both HTML and PDF versions. In the HTMLversion, enrollment counts and wait lists are updated in real time. Theonline Schedule has links to department homepages, coursewebpages, library reserves, and the UCLA Store. It also includessearch features for classes, General Education courses, and courseunits. The PDF version is printer-friendly and represents data at thetime of publication. It is not updated. To enroll in classes or viewStudy Lists, use URSA (http://www.ursa.ucla.edu).
In the class listing midsection, departments are listed alphabetically,followed by their associated subject areas in alphabetical order.Under each department, course information is presented in separatecolumns across the page.

Most courses numbered 296, 375, 400 (field studies), and 590 do notappear in the PDF version of the Schedule. For individual sections ofthese courses, see the online Schedule.

CATALOG NUMBERThe catalog number is used to identify particular courses. Coursesnumbered 1-99 are undergraduate lower division, 100-199 areundergraduate upper division, 200-299 and 500-599 are graduatelevel, 300-399 are professional teacher training, and 400-499 areother professional courses.

Concurrently scheduled courses (identified by a capital C before thecatalog number) are pairs of courses, usually within a single depart-ment or program, for which credit is given at both the undergraduateand graduate level. Concurrently scheduled courses are offered atthe same time and place with the same instructor, but workload andperformance standards are evaluated differently for students at eachlevel.

Multiple-listed courses (identified by a capital M before the catalognumber) are courses of the same format and level offered jointly bymore than one department. For example, Language in Culture isoffered by the Department of Anthropology (Anthropology M140) andthe Department of Linguistics (Linguistics M146).

COURSE TITLECourse title is the 19-character abbreviation of the course thatappears on the transcript. See the UCLA General Catalog for the fulltitle and description of the course.

ENF REQ — Enforced RequisitesCourses with enforced requisites are indicated with a Y; those withouthave an N. Undergraduates are prevented from enrolling if certainrequisites have not been met as described in the Enrollment section.

IM — Impacted CourseThe impacted course column displays a Y for courses that areimpacted and is blank for courses that are not. Undergraduates areprevented from dropping impacted courses after the second week of

a term except in exceptionally extenuating circumstances asdescribed in the Enrollment section.

ID NUMBERThe nine-digit I.D. number is used for enrolling in a section. Numbersare printed only for the enrollment section of the course. This sectioncontrols official enrollment in the course. URSA requires the I.D.number for the appropriate section for enrollment and indicates multi-ple parts, such as lecture and discussion, required. The enrollmentsection, or secondary section, is generally the part of the course withthe smallest enrollment capacity (discussion, laboratory, quiz, recita-tion). Generally, a lecture, seminar, or tutorial is called a primary sec-tion.

CLS TYP — Class TypeClass type, also called activity type, indicates the teaching format ofthe course, which is defined as follows:

1. ACT (Activity): Students develop technical or creative skills such as painting, music, drama, or design

2. CLI (Clinic): Students learn professional skills by actual practice involving patients or clients

3. CNF (Conference): Students and faculty interact through small classroom sessions involving substantial class participation

4. DEM (Demonstration): Students take part in presentations and exhibitions involving substantial class participation

5. DIS (Discussion): Students and faculty interact through small classroom sessions that involve substantial class participation

6. FLD (Fieldwork): Students participate in short or extended field trips or in other types of nonclassroom settings

7. LAB (Laboratory): Students carry out experiments requiring special laboratory equipment and facilities

8. LEC (Lecture): Students attend faculty lectures that involve little or no student participation

9. LSN (Listening): Students participate in audio presentations and exercises

10. QIZ (Quiz): Students participate in sessions designed to review and test their understanding of course material

11. REC (Recitation): Students take part in oral presentations and exhibitions involving substantial class participation

12. RGP (Research Group Meeting): Students participate in graduate research group meetings

13. SEM (Seminar): Students and faculty interact through small classroom sessions that involve substantial class participation

14. STU (Studio): Students develop technical or creative skills such as painting, music, drama, or design

15. TUT (Tutorial): Students meet individually with faculty to review work that each student conducts independently

16. TVI (Televised Instruction): Students view material that has been prerecorded

Schedule Format at a Glance

CATALOG ENF CLS ENRL CRNUMBER COURSE TITLE REQ IM ID NUMBER TYP SEC FEE DAYS TIME BUILDING/ROOM INSTRUCTOR CAP XC TP UNITS

Course number inUCLA General Catalog

Indicates requisites are enforced during enrollment

I.D. number used to enroll through URSA

Section number

Day(s) of week the class meets

Location of class meeting

Enrollment capacity

Credit type

Unit value or value range of course

Final exam codeTime of class meetingMaterials use feeTeaching format of course

Indicates if course is impacted

Abbreviated title of course

Name of course instructor

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SEC — Section NumberA course may have multiple class types that must be taken together,such as lecture and discussion or lecture and laboratory. These classtypes are linked and are identified by the sequence printed andnumbering schemes below:

1. Primary (lecture, seminar) sections are numbered sequentially (1-99). If a course has secondary sections belonging to a specific primary section (i.e., a compound class), they are numbered with the corresponding primary section number followed by a letter (A to Z). For example, for Chem 11A lecture section 1, you must choose from discussion sections 1A to 1Z. The class is listed as:

11A GENERAL CHEMISTRY ---------- LEC 1142-081-201 DIS 1A142-081-202 DIS 1B---------- LEC 2142-081-221 DIS 2A142-081-222 DIS 2B

2. Any section type that may be associated with several other section types is indicated by the section number prefixed with a capital M. Combinations include

a. A course with secondary (discussion, laboratory, quiz) sections associated with any of several primary sections (e.g., Chinese 2)

b. A course with multiple primary (lecture) sections and multiple secondary (both laboratory and discussion required) sections, with the laboratory section associated with any of the primary sections, such as Physics 6. These courses identify the section type (lecture, laboratory, discussion), which is the ENROLLMENT SECTION

FEE — Materials Use FeeThe Materials Use Fee is assessed in addition to term fees for eachcourse that you are enrolled in as of the fourth week of classes.Multiple-part class series (such as lecture, laboratory, and discus-sion) list the fee with the primary section only. It covers the price ofmaterials and supplies used in the course and appears on your BARstatement.

DAYSDays of the week are abbreviated as follows:

M — MondayT — Tuesday

W — WednesdayR — ThursdayF — FridayS — SaturdayU — Sunday

TBA — To be arranged (time was not available at publication;contact the instructor or department)

UNSCHED — No regular meeting time (consult the instructor)VAR — Class meetings vary throughout the week and quarter

(consult the instructor)

TIMECourses begin and end at the time listed. Minimum class meetingtime is 50 minutes. Sometimes sections have more than one meetingtime, which are listed on separate lines.

BUILDING/ROOMThe meeting location of a section is indicated by the building nameabbreviation followed by the room number. Multiple meeting locationsare listed on separate lines.

LS 2142 — Life Sciences 2142MS 4000A — Math Sciences 4000A

PUB POL 1343 — Public Policy Building 1343

See “University Buildings” for building names and locations.

INSTRUCTORThe faculty member responsible for a course is listed with last name

and first initial. “The Staff” indicates an instructor was not assignedas of publication.

ENRL CAP — Enrollment CapacityEnrollment capacity indicates the number of students allowed toenroll in the section and is subject to departmental change. Whenyou attempt to enroll and the capacity is full, you are informed of thewait-list size and your possible wait-list position.

XC — Examination CodeThe code number indicates the examination period for the coursefinal, which is generally based on the meeting time of the lecturesection (see “Final Examinations” chart). Examination code informa-tion is available through URSA. Be sure to check your examinationcodes prior to finals week.

Do not enroll in courses that have conflicting meeting times as thiscreates a conflict in examination times. You must discuss any conflictwith both instructors and may have to change sections or drop thecourse to avoid the conflict. Faculty members may use their discre-tion to establish ground rules for attendance, missed examinations,late term papers, or any other means of evaluation for the course.

CR TP — Credit TypeCredit type is indicated by the following grading detail codes:

1. G — Letter grade only

2. PN — Passed/Not Passed

3. SU — Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

4. T1, T2, T3, T4 — A two-, three-, or four-term course (In Progress) in which no credit is granted until the completion of the series

5. TP — A multiterm course with a final grade of Passed or Not Passed

6. TS — A multiterm course with a final grade of Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory

UNITSUnit value is the workload credit given for a course. It is generally thesame as credit toward a degree, except that some courses (e.g.,English A, AP, 2P, 3P) may have less degree credit and/or no credittoward a degree (check the course description in the UCLA GeneralCatalog). The unit value of a multiple-part class series is listedwith the primary section.

RESTRICT — RestrictionsCourse restrictions print on the line following the section entrywhen enrollment is restricted to certain designations of students:

1. Department Consent or Instructor Consent. A PTE number is required. Consent of department or instructor is no longer listed in the course description in the UCLA General Catalog. Such a restriction is subject to change by individual instructors and is only noted in the Schedule of Classes

2. Level. Only students as indicated by the class level may enroll. (If the restriction is satisfied, a PTE number is not required when the section capacity has available spaces.) Levels are indicated as follows:

FR —Freshmen onlySO —Sophomores and aboveJR —Juniors and aboveSR —Seniors and aboveGR —Graduate students only

See “Class Levels” in the Academic Policies section for unit breakdown for each level

3. College and/or Major. Only students with the noted college and/or major(s) may enroll. (If the restriction is satisfied, a PTE number is not required when the section capacity has available spaces.) Thus, if a restriction reads “MATH/APP, ECON BUSI-NESS, BUS-ECON,” the course is restricted to the specified majors

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University BuildingsASHE Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center

AU Ackerman Student Union

BMC Brain Mapping Center

BOELTER Boelter Hall

BOTANY Botany Building

BOYER Boyer Hall (formerly Molecular Biology Institute)

BRADLEY Bradley International Hall

BRI Brain Research Institute

BUNCHE Bunche Hall

CAMPBEL Campbell Hall

CHS Center for the Health Sciences

CLARK William Andrews Clark Memorial Library

CNYN PT Canyon Point (Sunset Village)

COLLINS Collins Center for Executive Education

CORNELL Cornell Hall

COVEL Covel Commons (formerly Sunset Village Commons)

CSB I Campus Services Building I

DE NEVE De Neve Plaza Commons Building

DENT Dentistry, School of

DICKSON Dickson Art Center

DODD Dodd Hall

E MLNTZ East Melnitz Building

ENGR I Engineering I

ENGR IV Engineering IV

ENTRPNR Entrepreneurs Hall

FACTOR Factor Health Sciences Building

FERNALD Fernald Center

FIELD Field

FOWLER Fowler Museum of Cultural History

FRANZ Franz Hall

GEOLOGY Geology Building

GOLD Gold Hall

GONDA Gonda (Goldschmied) Neuroscience and Genetics Research Center

GSEIS Education and Information Studies Building

HAINES Haines Hall

HEDRICK Hedrick Hall

HERSHEY Hershey Hall

HLTHSCI Center for the Health Sciences

JSEI Jules Stein Eye Institute

KAUFMAN Kaufman Hall (formerly Dance Building)

KH Kerckhoff Hall

KINROSS Kinross Building

KINR SO Kinross South

KINSEY Kinsey Hall

KNUDSEN Knudsen Hall

KORN Korn Convocation Hall

LAKRETZ LaKretz Hall

LAW Law Building

LS Life Sciences

LUVALLE Lu Valle Commons

MACDNLD MacDonald Medical Research Laboratories

MACGOWN Macgowan Hall

MCGWN E Macgowan Hall East

MDCC Marion Davies Children’s Center

MELNITZ Melnitz Hall

MOL SCI Molecular Sciences Building

MOORE Moore Hall

MORTON Morton Medical Building (formerly Medical Plaza 200)

MP 100 Medical Plaza 100

MP 300 Medical Plaza 300

MS Mathematical Sciences

MURPHY Murphy Hall (Administration)

NO FAC No facility

NPI&H Neuropsychiatric Institute and Hospital

NWAUD Northwest Campus Auditorium

OFF CAM Off campus

PAB Physics and Astronomy Building

PERLOFF Perloff Hall

PL PH Plant Physiology

PORTOLA Portola Plaza Building

POWELL Powell Library Building

PUB HLT Public Health, School of

PUB POL Public Policy Building

PVUB Ueberroth Building, Peter V.

REED Reed Neurological Research Center

RIEBER Rieber Hall

ROLFE Rolfe Hall

ROSNFLD Rosenfeld Library

ROYCE Royce Hall

SAC Student Activities Center (formerly Men’s Gym)

SCULPT Sculpture Garden

SLICHTR Slichter Hall

SMB Schoenberg Music Building

SPROUL Sproul Hall

UES University Elementary School, Seeds

WARREN Warren Hall

WGYOUNG Young Hall

WOODEN Wooden Recreation and Sports Center

YRL Young Research Library

700 WWP 700 Westwood Plaza

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Final Examination PoliciesFinal examinations, unless otherwise announced by the instructor,are held in the same room as class meetings. Examination codes arelisted for each course in the Schedule of Classes and in the StudyList selections on URSA.

An instructor’s method of evaluation must be announced at thebeginning of the course. Final written examinations may not exceedthree hours’ duration and are given only at the times and placesestablished and published by the department chair and theRegistrar’s Office (Senate Regulation A-332A). In planning coursesfor a term, students are responsible for avoiding class conflicts andavoiding conflicting or multiple same-day final examinations. Nostudent shall be excused from assigned final examinations except asprovided in the following paragraphs.

Policy on Alternate Examination DatesIn compliance with Section 92640(a) of the California EducationCode, the University must accommodate requests for alternateexamination dates for any test or examination at a time when thatactivity would not violate a student’s religious creed. This require-ment does not apply in the event that administering the test orexamination at an alternate time would impose an undue hardshipwhich could not reasonably be avoided.

Accommodation for alternate examination dates are worked outdirectly and on an individual basis between the student and thefaculty member involved.

1. In general, students should make such requests of the instructor during the first two weeks of any given academic term, or as soon as possible after a particular examination date is announced by the instructor

2. Students unable to reach a satisfactory arrangement with their instructor should contact the Office of Ombuds Services, 105 Strathmore Building, or the Office of the Dean of Students, 1206 Murphy Hall, for assistance

3. Instructors who have questions or who wish to verify the nature of the religious event or practice involved should contact the Office of Ombuds Services or the Office of the Dean of Students for assistance

This policy has been reviewed and approved by the AcademicSenate Undergraduate Council. Faculty members should rememberthat while it is fully in their discretion to make arrangements withindividual students for alternate examination times, including finalexaminations, faculty members must conduct the scheduled finalexamination for the class as a whole at the times and placesestablished by the department chair and the Registrar’s Office.

8-11 a.m. 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 3-6 p.m. 6:30-9:30 p.m.

Saturday, December 10 26 27 28 29

Sunday, December 11 31 32 33 34

Monday, December 12 9 5 2 21

Tuesday, December 13 12 8 15 22

Wednesday, December 14 4 1 3 23

Thursday, December 15 11 7 16 24

Friday, December 16 6 14 13 25

Code Date and Time Code Date and Time

1 Wednesday, December 14, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 20 To be arranged by instructor, if required

2 Monday, December 12, 3-6 p.m. 21 Monday, December 12, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

3 Wednesday, December 14, 3-6 p.m. 22 Tuesday, December 13, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

4 Wednesday, December 14, 8-11 a.m. 23 Wednesday, December 14, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

5 Monday, December 12, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 24 Thursday, December 15, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

6 Friday, December 16, 8-11 a.m. 25 Friday, December 16, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

7 Thursday, December 15, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 26 Saturday, December 10, 8-11 a.m.

8 Tuesday, December 13, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 27 Saturday, December 10, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

9 Monday, December 12, 8-11 a.m. 28 Saturday, December 10, 3-6 p.m.

11 Thursday, December 15, 8-11 a.m. 29 Saturday, December 10, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

12 Tuesday, December 13, 8-11 a.m. 30 Consult instructor for method of evaluation

13 Friday, December 16, 3-6 p.m. 31 Sunday, December 11, 8-11 a.m.

14 Friday, December 16, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 32 Sunday, December 11, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

15 Tuesday, December 13, 3-6 p.m. 33 Sunday, December 11, 3-6 p.m.

16 Thursday, December 15, 3-6 p.m. 34 Sunday, December 11, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

Fall 2005 Final Examinations

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CATALOG ENF CLS ENRL CR NUMBER COURSE TITLE REQ IM ID NUMBER TYP SEC FEE DAYS TIME BUILDING/ ROOM INSTRUCTOR CAP XC TP UNITS

Course times and locations may change. See the online Schedule of Classes at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule/or URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu for real-time updates.

Fall 2005 Class Listings

AEROSPACE STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

Z LEADERSHIP LAB N 102-005-200 LAB 1 F 3:00- 5:50P HAINES 39 ROBLING, K.G. 100 30 0.01A FOUNDATION-USAF N 102-048-200 LEC 1 F 1:00- 1:50P HAINES A25 MAZZARELLA, G.P. 60 07 2.020A USAF AIR&SPACE POWR N 102-107-200 LEC 1 F 2:00- 2:50P HAINES A25 MAZZARELLA, G.P. 60 07 2.0130A AIR FRCE LDRSP STDS Y 102-401-200 LEC 1 F 11:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1222 ROBLING, K.G. 25 07 4.0140A PREP-ACTIVE DUTY Y 102-445-200 LEC 1 F 11:00- 1:50P FOWLER A139 LEPPELLERE, A.D. 25 07 4.0

AFRICAN STUDIES201 AFRICA&THE DISCPLNS N 501-006-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1270 APTER, A. 16 30 G 4.0

AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

M10A AFRICA TO 1800 N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P HAINES 118 EHRET, C. 30 15 5.0 SAME AS : HIST M10A

104-030-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1343 5 0.0 104-030-202 DIS 1B W 8:00- 9:50A KAUFMAN 153 5 0.0 104-030-203 DIS 1C W 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1256 5 0.0 104-030-204 DIS 1D W 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2292 5 0.0 104-030-205 DIS 1E R 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3120 5 0.0 104-030-206 DIS 1F F 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 3135 5 0.0M104A EARLY AFRO-AM LIT Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P MS 5200 YARBOROUGH, R.A. 30 07 5.0

SAME AS : ENGL M104A 104-314-201 DIS 1A W 4:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1044 5 0.0 104-314-202 DIS 1B W 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1201 5 0.0 104-314-203 DIS 1C W 5:00- 5:50P LAKRETZ 101 5 0.0 104-314-204 DIS 1D W 5:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1628 5 0.0 104-314-205 DIS 1E W 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1628 5 0.0 104-314-206 DIS 1F F 5:00- 5:50P LAKRETZ 100 5 0.0CM110A AFRCN AM MUS HERITG N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SMB 1420 DJEDJE, J.C. 5 13 4.0

SAME AS : ETHNOMU CM110A 104-340-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A SMB 1420 5 0.0M114D AFR AM FREEDOM NARR N 104-365-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2250 WOLFENSTEIN, E.V. 15 08 4.0

SAME AS : POL SCI M114D For Afro-American M167A, students must also attend the GE Clusters 20A twice weekly 90-minute lecture.

M167A INTERRACIAL DYNAMIC N 104-702-200 SEM 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DE NEVE P350 DECKER, J.L. 9 14 5.0 T 2:00- 3:50P DE NEVE P349

SAME AS : ASIA AM M167A, CHICANO M167A For Afro-American M167A, students must also attend the GE Clusters 20A twice weekly 90-minute lecture.

104-702-202 SEM 2 TR 12:30- 1:45P DE NEVE P350 DECKER, J.L. 9 14 5.0 R 2:00- 3:50P DE NEVE P349 M179A CARIBB WOMEN WRITER Y 104-774-200 SEM 1 M 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 SHARPE, J.A. 10 30 5.0

SAME AS : ENGL M179A Afro-American M179A, seminar 1: Caribbean Women Writers

C191 TPCS-AFRO-AMER STDS N 104-846-202 SEM 2 TR 3:00- 4:30P PUB POL 1256 NELSON, V.H. 20 16 G 4.0 Afro-American C191, seminar 2:

104-846-203 SEM 3 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3211 HARRIS, C.I. 35 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY

Afro-American C191, seminar 3: 104-846-204 SEM 4 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3123 BROWN, S.D. 5 30 G 4.0

Afro-American C191, seminar 4: 104-846-205 SEM 5 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 154 VONBLUM, P. 40 30 G 4.0

Afro-American C191, seminar 5: 104-846-206 SEM 6 W 4:00- 6:50P HAINES A28 CONES, J.H. 10 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE 104-846-207 SEM 7 F 3:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3106 NELSON, V.H. 7 30 G 4.0CM210A AFRCN AM MUS HERITG N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SMB 1420 DJEDJE, J.C. 5 13 4.0

SAME AS : ETHNOMU CM210A 504-060-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A SMB 1420 5 0.0M256 TOPCS-AFRC AMER ART N 504-336-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 2:50P DODD 221A NELSON, S.D. 5 30 4.0

SAME AS : ART HIS M256 C291 TPCS-AFRO-AMER STDS N 504-546-202 LEC 2 TR 3:00- 4:30P PUB POL 1256 NELSON, V.H. 7 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS Afro-American C291, seminar 2:

504-546-203 LEC 3 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3211 HARRIS, C.I. 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Afro-American C291, seminar 3: 504-546-205 LEC 5 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 154 VONBLUM, P. 8 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS Afro-American C291, seminar 5:

504-546-206 LEC 6 W 4:00- 6:50P HAINES A28 CONES, J.H. 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

504-546-207 LEC 7 F 3:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3106 NELSON, V.H. 3 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

C120 WRKNG-TRIBAL COMMTY N 105-420-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P ROLFE 2135 CHAMPAGNE, D.W. 30 30 G 4.0158 NATION BUILDING N 105-648-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:20A BUNCHE 2173 SEKAQUAPTEWA, P.S. 10 03 G 4.0

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M161 COMP US INDN SOCTYS Y 105-666-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HAINES 220 CHAMPAGNE, D.W. 10 14 G 4.0 SAME AS : SOCIOL M161

175 CULTRS-NATIVE SOCAL N 105-750-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2178 BEAN, L.J. 25 06 G 4.0180 INTR-NATV AMER LANG N 105-780-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:20P HAINES A6 KROSKRITY, P.V. 20 30 G 4.0M200C CNTMP ISS-AMER INDN N 505-020-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3173 CHAMPAGNE, D.W. 10 30 G 4.0

SAME AS : ANTHRO M269, SOCIOL M275 201 TPC-AMRCN INDN STDS N 505-030-201 DIS 2 MW 10:00-11:20A BUNCHE 2173 SEKAQUAPTEWA, P.S. 5 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS American Indian Studies 201, discussion 2:

202 RESEARCH DESIGN N 505-012-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3123 KROSKRITY, P.V. 13 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M238 INDIAN LAW CLINIC N 505-228-200 LEC 1 TWR 4:30- 6:30P LAW SEKAQUAPTEWA, P.S. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 505-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED AVILA, E.R. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

ANTHROPOLOGY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

7 HUMAN EVOLUTION N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A HAINES 39 FESSLER, D. 306 12 5.0 111-103-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-202 DIS 1B M 10:00-10:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-203 DIS 1C M 11:00-11:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-204 DIS 1D T 8:00- 8:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-205 DIS 1E T 11:00-11:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-206 DIS 1F T 12:00-12:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-207 DIS 1G T 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-208 DIS 1H T 2:00- 2:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-209 DIS 1I T 3:00- 3:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-210 DIS 1J R 8:00- 8:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-211 DIS 1K W 8:00- 8:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-212 DIS 1L W 9:00- 9:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-213 DIS 1M W 10:00-10:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-214 DIS 1N R 11:00-11:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-215 DIS 1O R 12:00-12:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-216 DIS 1P R 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-217 DIS 1Q R 2:00- 2:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-103-218 DIS 1R R 3:00- 3:50A HAINES 350 17 0.08 ARCHAEOLOGY-INTRO N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MOORE 100 SMITH, M.L. 204 03 5.0 111-106-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-204 DIS 1D T 11:00-11:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-205 DIS 1E M 12:00-12:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-206 DIS 1F M 1:00- 1:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-207 DIS 1G F 8:00- 8:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-208 DIS 1H R 9:00- 9:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-209 DIS 1I R 10:00-10:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-210 DIS 1J R 11:00-11:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-211 DIS 1K F 9:00- 9:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 111-106-212 DIS 1L F 11:00-11:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.012 HMN EVLTN-COMP ANLY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A FOWLER A103B KENNEDY, G.E. 153 04 5.0 111-128-201 DIS 1A M 2:00- 2:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-128-202 DIS 1B M 3:00- 3:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-128-203 DIS 1C M 4:00- 4:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-128-204 DIS 1D W 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-128-205 DIS 1E W 2:00- 2:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-128-206 DIS 1F W 3:00- 3:50P HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-128-207 DIS 1G F 8:00- 8:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-128-208 DIS 1H F 9:00- 9:50A HAINES 350 17 0.0 111-128-209 DIS 1I F 10:00-10:50A HAINES 350 17 0.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 111-057-201 SEM 1 F 11:00-11:50A HAINES 310 LESURE, R.G. 15 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Anthropology 19, seminar 1: Understanding Ritual and Religion

111-057-202 SEM 2 R 12:00-12:50P HAINES 314 THORNTON, R. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Anthropology 19, seminar 2: Picturing Past: Winter Counts of Lakota Sioux 111-057-203 SEM 3 TBA 0 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Anthropology 19, seminar 3:

111-057-204 SEM 4 M 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 310 SMITH, M.L. 15 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Anthropology 19, seminar 4: Food, Culture, and Identity 89 HONORS SEMINARS N 111-267-200 SEM 1 W 12:00-12:50P HAINES 350 KENNEDY, G.E. 0 30 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 110P PRINCPL-ARCHAEOLOGY Y 111-393-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HAINES A44 BRANTINGHAM, P.J. 40 14 4.0114R ANC CIV-ANDEAN S AM Y 111-436-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FOWLER A139 DONNAN, C.B. 90 12 4.0117P LAB TPCS-ARCHAEOLGY Y 111-423-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A312 WAKE, T.A. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 128A PRIM BEH NONHUM-HUM N 111-508-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HAINES A44 PERRY, S.E. 50 03 4.0

RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY MAJORS130 STUDY OF CULTURE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A HAINES 220 TAMANOI, M. 100 11 4.0 111-516-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A HAINES 314 17 0.0 111-516-202 DIS 1B T 11:00-11:50A HAINES 314 17 0.0 111-516-203 DIS 1C T 12:00-12:50P HAINES 314 17 0.0 111-516-204 DIS 1D W 8:00- 8:50A HAINES 310 17 0.0 111-516-205 DIS 1E W 9:00- 9:50A HAINES 310 17 0.0 111-516-206 DIS 1F R 10:00-10:50A HAINES 310 17 0.0136Q LAB-NATRLSTC OBSERV N 111-569-100 LEC 1 F 2:00- 4:50P HAINES 310 FISKE, A.P. 18 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

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M140 LANGUAGE IN CULTURE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FOWLER A139 GOODWIN, M.H. 35 13 5.0 SAME AS : LING M146 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY JUNIORS AND SENIORS

111-579-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 314 15 0.0 111-579-202 DIS 1B W 12:00-12:50P HAINES 314 15 0.0 111-579-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 314 15 0.0147 SEL TPC-LING ANTHRO N 111-615-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P FOWLER A139 SOLOMON, O.G. 40 16 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE M151 MARRIAGE&FMLY&KNSHP Y 111-649-200 LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:45A FOWLER A139 LEVINE, N. 45 02 4.0

SAME AS : WOM STD M151 158 HUNT&GATH SOCIETIES Y 111-683-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P FOWLER A139 READ, D.W. 60 14 4.0182 HISTORY OF ANTHRO N 111-812-200 LEC 1 MW 12:30- 1:45P FOWLER A139 MIYAKE, L.R. 60 05 4.0M186 MODELING&SIMULATION N 111-821-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:15P FOWLER A139 NARDI, D. 60 04 4.0

SAME AS : HNRS M150, HUM CS M100 191 CULTURE-UCLA UGRADS N 111-877-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P HAINES 314 TAMANOI, M. 20 16 4.0

RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY JUNIORS AND SENIORS Anthropology 191, seminar 1: The "Culture" of UCLA Undergraduate Students

191HC DATA ANALYSIS N 111-880-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 3:50P HAINES 314 LESURE, R.G. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

193 BEHAV&EVOLUTN&CULTR N 111-857-200 SEM 1 M 12:00- 1:30P HAINES 352 FESSLER, D. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Anthropology 193, seminar 1: Behavior, Evolution, and Culture JOURNAL CLUB SEM N 111-857-201 SEM 2 M 3:00- 5:50P HAINES 352 HOLLAN, D.W. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Anthropology 193, seminar 2: Anthropology 193, seminar 3, is taught at UCLA and transmitted by videoconference to UC Irvine, UC Riverside, and UC San Diego.

111-857-203 SEM 3 F 1:30- 2:50P POWELL 285 READ, D.W. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

200 PRACTICE OF ANTHRO N 511-003-200 SEM 1 M 10:00-11:50A HAINES 310 HOLLAN, D.W. 12 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

M201A GRAD CORE SEM-ARCHL N 511-006-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A222 LESURE, R.G. 10 30 6.0 SAME AS : ARCHEOL M201A RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

202 BIOL ANTHRO COLLOQM N 511-025-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 3:50P HAINES 350 PERRY, S.E. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

203A SOCIOCULTURL ANTHRO N 511-022-200 SEM 1 T 11:00- 1:50P HAINES 310 YAN, Y. 15 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

M212S LAB TOPICS-ARCHAEOL N 511-051-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A312 WAKE, T.A. 3 30 4.0 SAME AS : ARCHEOL M205A RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M234Q PSYCHOLOGCAL ANTHRO N 511-149-200 LEC 1 F 10:00-12:50P HAINES 314 FISKE, A.P. 15 03 4.0 SAME AS : PSYCTRY M272 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M234T ANTHRO-HUMAN BODY N 511-147-200 SEM 1 R 11:00- 1:50P HAINES 310 BROWNER, C. 15 14 G 2.0- 4.0 SAME AS : PSYCTRY M282 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

243A LANGUAGE IDEOLOGIES N 511-230-200 LEC 1 W 10:00-12:50P HAINES 310 KROSKRITY, P.V. 18 02 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M247 SEMANTICS&PRAGMATCS N 511-182-200 SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2118 YOKOYAMA, O.T. 12 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : AP&TESL M266 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Anthropology M247: Gendered Speech M263Q ADV SEM-MDCL ANTHRO N 511-257-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P HAINES 310 GARRO, L.C. 12 15 2.0- 4.0

SAME AS : COM HLT M244, NURSING M273, PSYCTRY M273 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

C269R NATIVE AMER REMAINS N 511-291-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A HAINES 314 THORNTON, R. 15 12 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

285P ANTHRO&ARCHEOL THRY N 511-450-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P HAINES 314 SMITH, M.L. 15 15 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

293 CULTURE&BRAIN&DEVLP N 511-558-200 SEM 1 T 12:00- 1:30P HAINES 352 THE STAFF 10 30 SU 1.0297 SLCTD TOPICS-ANTHRO N 511-521-201 SEM 1 M 12:00- 1:30P HAINES 352 FESSLER, D. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Anthropology 297, seminar 1: Behavior, Evolution, and Culture

511-521-202 SEM 2 W 4:00- 4:50P HAINES 332 GOODWIN, M.H. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

Anthropology 297, seminar 2: Discourse Laboratory 511-521-203 SEM 3 M 3:00- 5:50P HAINES 352 HOLLAN, D.W. 20 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS Anthropology 297, seminar 3: Mind, Medicine, and Culture

511-521-204 SEM 4 R 4:00- 5:50P HAINES 352 YAN, Y. 15 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

Anthropology 297, seminar 4: Cultures of Capitalism 511-521-205 SEM 5 M 5:00- 7:50P HAINES 314 BARRETT, H.C. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS Anthropology 297, seminar 5: Experimental Biological Anthropology Laboratory

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 511-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED FESSLER, D. 6 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

511-620-202 SEM 2 UNSCHED SMITH, M.L. 4 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

511-620-203 SEM 3 UNSCHED KENNEDY, G.E. 3 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

511-620-204 SEM 4 UNSCHED ARNOLD, J.E. 2 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

511-620-205 SEM 5 UNSCHED TAMANOI, M. 2 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

511-620-206 SEM 6 UNSCHED GOODWIN, M.H. 2 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

495 TEACHING ANTHRO N 511-790-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 3:50P HAINES 310 ARNOLD, J.E. 25 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS


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APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

Applied Linguistics and Teaching English as a Second LanguageA per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

C110 SEC/FORGN LANG METH Y 112-361-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2118 JENSEN, L. 13 30 4.0C111 WRTNG-SECND LANG ED Y 112-367-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2118 HOLTEN, C. 13 30 4.0C157 LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT N 112-612-200 SEM 1 TR 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 2118 BACHMAN, L.F. 12 30 G 4.0200 RESRCH-APPLIED LING N 512-001-200 SEM 1 W 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3131 ANDERSEN, R.W. 12 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS C204 LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT N 512-024-200 SEM 1 TR 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 2118 BACHMAN, L.F. 13 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 208 DISCOURSE ANALYSIS N 512-048-200 SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 2117 GOODWIN, C. 12 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: ANTHRO, APP LING, APP LING&TESL GRAD 209 DOCTRL STDS-AP LING N 512-054-200 SEM 1 F 12:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2118 BACHMAN, L.F. 15 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: ANTHRO, APP LING, APP LING&TESL GRAD C210 SEC/FORGN LANG METH N 512-061-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2118 JENSEN, L. 12 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS C211 WRTNG-SECND LANG ED N 512-067-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2118 HOLTEN, C. 12 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 238 NEUROBIO-LANG&LEARN N 512-228-200 LAB 1 W 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2118 SCHUMANN, J.H. 12 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 258 ASSESSMENT LAB N 512-348-200 LAB 1 F 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 2118 BACHMAN, L.F. 12 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M266 SEMANTICS&PRAGMATCS N 512-396-200 SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2118 YOKOYAMA, O.T. 12 30 G 4.0

SAME AS : ANTHRO M247 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

AP&TESL M266, seminar 1: Gendered Speech 268 CROSSLING RSRCH LAB N 512-408-200 LAB 1 R 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2118 ANDERSEN, R.W. 12 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 278 DISCOURSE LAB N 512-468-200 LAB 1 M 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2117 GOODWIN, C. 12 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ANTHRO, APP LING, APP LING&TESL GRAD 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 512-590-201 SEM 1 VAR GOODWIN, J. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 495 TRAIN&SUPERVISN-TA N 512-790-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2118 BRINTON, D.M. 15 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

English as a Second Language A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. The English as a Second Language Placement Examination (ESLPE) will be given on the following dates from 9 a.m. to noon and from 2 to 5 p.m.: September 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 26, 2005. See http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/al/frames/eslpesched.htm for more information on the examination schedule. You may also register for the ESLPE online at the website. YOU ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE THE ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE PLACEMENT EXAMINATION DURING YOUR FIRST QUARTER OF STUDY AT UCLA. FAILURE TO DO SO RESULTS IN A HOLD ON FUTURE EN-

ROLLMENT AND CAMPUS SERVICES. ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE POLICY FOR ATTENDANCE AND LATE ENROLLMENT: The department will cancel your enrollment if you do not attend at least one of the first two class meetings.

33B INTRM ENGL-ACADEMIC Y Y 197-092-201 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 20 26 4.0 F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 2112 33C ADV ENGL-ACADEMIC Y Y 197-093-201 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 2118 BRINTON, D.M. 20 26 4.0 F 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 2112 Y 197-093-202 LEC 2 MW 4:00- 6:20P ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS Y 197-093-203 LEC 3 TR 4:00- 6:20P ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 35 UNIVERSITY WRITING Y Y 197-106-201 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 18 30 G 5.0

RESTRICT: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY Y 197-106-202 LEC 2 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 18 30 G 5.0

RESTRICT: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY 38 STRESS&INTONATION N 197-118-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 15 30 4.039B COMMUNCTN STRATGIES N 197-125-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2112 GOODWIN, J. 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 108 PRONUNCIATION Y 197-348-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2112 GOODWIN, J. 15 30 4.0


ARCHAEOLOGY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

M201A GRAD CORE SEM-ARCHL N 515-030-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A222 LESURE, R.G. 8 30 6.0 SAME AS : ANTHRO M201A RESTRICT: ARCHAEOLOGY MAJORS

M205A LAB TOPICS-ARCHAEOL N 515-052-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A312 WAKE, T.A. 3 30 4.0 SAME AS : ANTHRO M212S RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

C210 MTRLS IDENT&CHRCTRZ N 515-090-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A222 SCOTT, D.A. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

220 TOPICS-ARCHAEOLOGY N 515-144-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A222 SCOTT, D.A. 10 30 2.0/ 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Archaeology 220: Conservation of Cultural Materials: Principles and Decisions

ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN 101A HIST-ARCH&URBN DSGN N 114-306-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:30P PERLOFF B320 FAVRO, D.G. 55 04 G 4.0M201 THEORIES-ARCHITECTR N 514-013-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 65 30 G 4.0

SAME AS : URBN PL M201 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

220 INTRO TO COMPUTERS N 514-120-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 49 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

M227A COMPUTER APPLICATNS N 514-188-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 30 30 4.0 SAME AS : DESMA CM241 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M271 ELEMNT-URBAN DESIGN N 514-475-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 28 30 4.0 SAME AS : URBN PL M292 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT


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289 SPL TPS-ARCH&URB DS N 514-556-201 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 18 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-556-202 LEC 2 TBA PERLOFF 25 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-556-203 LEC 3 TBA PERLOFF 18 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

290 ARCHITECTRL CULTURE N 514-563-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 15 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

294A ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCH N 514-581-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 35 30 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 514-600-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED CUFF, D. 1 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

514-600-201 SEM 2 UNSCHED LEE, M.W. 1 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

514-600-202 SEM 3 UNSCHED PAULL, M. 1 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

514-600-204 SEM 4 UNSCHED 0 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

514-600-205 SEM 5 UNSCHED SOMOL, R.E. 2 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

401 ADV TOPICS-STUDIO N 514-603-201 STU 1 TBA PERLOFF 16 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

514-603-202 STU 2 TBA PERLOFF 16 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS



403A RESEARCH STUDIO N 514-606-201 SEM 1 TBA PERLOFF 13 30 T1 2.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

514-606-202 SEM 2 TBA PERLOFF 9 30 T1 2.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS




411 INTRO DESIGN STUDIO N 514-626-200 STU 1 TBA PERLOFF 50 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

414 MAJOR BLDNG DESIGN N 514-634-200 STU 1 TBA PERLOFF 44 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

433 STRUCTURES III N 514-679-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 44 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

436 INTRO BLDNG CNSTRUC N 514-686-200 LAB 1 TBA PERLOFF 40 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS

496 SPECIAL PROJECTS-AR N 514-782-202 TUT 2 UNSCHED SOMOL, R.E. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-782-204 TUT 4 UNSCHED CUFF, D. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-782-207 TUT 7 UNSCHED FAVRO, D.G. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-782-208 TUT 8 UNSCHED GIVONI, B. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-782-209 TUT 9 UNSCHED HINES, T.S. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-782-210 TUT 10 UNSCHED HODGETTS, C.E. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-782-213 TUT 13 UNSCHED LANG, J. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-782-214 TUT 14 UNSCHED LAVIN, S. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-782-215 TUT 15 UNSCHED LYNN, G.S. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-782-216 TUT 16 UNSCHED LIGGETT, R.S. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

514-782-217 TUT 17 UNSCHED MACK, M. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

ART For undergraduate studio courses, attendance at the first two class meetings is MANDATORY. Failure to attend the first two class meetings results in your being dropped from the course.

1A DRAWING N 119-001-200 STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A KINROSS 312 SUGGS, D.D. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS

119-001-201 STU 2 TR 1:00- 4:50P KINROSS 312 SUGGS, D.D. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS

1B SCULPTURE N 119-002-200 STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A KINROSS 120 LIM, W.J. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS

11B PHOTOGRAPHY N 119-017-201 STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A KINROSS 224 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS

11D NEW GENRES N 119-019-201 STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P KINROSS 331 VALLANCE, J. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS

11E CERAMICS N 119-020-201 STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A KINROSS 118 KOLODZIEJSKI, C. 15 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS

31A MODERNISM N ----------- LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A ROYCE 190 THE STAFF 42 30 G 5.0 119-089-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3117 14 0.0 119-089-202 DIS 1B T 5:00- 5:50P KINR SO S101 14 0.0 119-089-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2168 14 0.0130 ADVANCED DRAWING Y 119-624-200 STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A KINR SO S160 THE STAFF 15 30 G 5.0

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133 ADVANCED PAINTING Y 119-634-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P KINROSS 342 HERMAN, R.R. 15 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

119-634-201 STU 2 TR 1:00- 4:50P KINROSS 340 THE STAFF 15 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

137 ADVANCED NEW GENRES Y 119-641-200 STU 1 MW 8:00-11:50A KINROSS 332 BOLANDE, J. 15 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

145 ADVANCED SCULPTURE Y 119-654-200 STU 1 TR 1:00- 4:50P KINROSS 120 THE STAFF 15 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

147 ADVANCED PHOTOGRPHY Y 119-657-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P KINROSS 224 OPIE, C.S. 15 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

148 ADVANCED CERAMICS Y 119-650-200 STU 1 TR 1:00- 4:50P KINROSS 118 KOLODZIEJSKI, C. 15 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

150 SENIOR STUDIO N 119-665-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P KINR SO BESHTY, W.B. 15 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: ART MAJORS & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

170 SPECL TOPICS-STUDIO N 119-790-200 STU 1 M 5:00- 7:50P KINROSS 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M186A BEYOND MEXICN MURAL Y 119-830-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P OFF CAM BACA, J.F. 5 30 4.0 SAME AS : CHICANO M186A, WLD ART M125A RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M186AL BEYOND MEXICN MURAL N 119-831-200 LAB 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P OFF CAM BACA, J.F. 5 30 2.0 SAME AS : CHICANO M186AL, WLD ART M125AL RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

190 COLLOQUIA N 119-847-200 SEM 1 TBA KINROSS THE STAFF 10 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

271 GRADUATE PAINTING N 519-366-201 STU 1 VAR OFF CAM HERMAN, R.R. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

519-366-202 STU 2 VAR OFF CAM SUGGS, D.D. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

519-366-203 STU 3 VAR OFF CAM PITTMAN, L.G. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

519-366-204 STU 4 VAR OFF CAM THE STAFF 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

273 GRADUATE SCULPTURE N 519-375-201 STU 1 VAR OFF CAM THE STAFF 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

274 GRAD PHOTOGRAPHY N 519-381-201 STU 1 VAR OFF CAM THE STAFF 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

275 GRADUATE NEW GENRES N 519-386-201 STU 1 VAR OFF CAM THE STAFF 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

519-386-202 STU 2 VAR OFF CAM BOLANDE, J. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

276 GRAD GROUP CRITIQUE N 519-390-200 DIS 1 R 9:30-12:30P OFF CAM OPIE, C.S. 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

277 GRADUATE CERAMICS N 519-395-201 STU 1 VAR OFF CAM SAXE, A.A. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

278 INTRDSCPLNRY STUDIO N 519-400-200 STU 1 VAR OFF CAM KELLY, M. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

280 GRAD SEMINAR IN ART N 519-411-200 SEM 1 M 5:00- 7:50P OFF CAM THE STAFF 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 519-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED DRUCKER, B. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

495 TA TRAINING PRACTCM N 519-740-200 SEM 1 W 10:00-12:50P KINR SO S164 DRUCKER, B. 20 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

ART HISTORY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 118-057-201 SEM 1 W 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1329 BROWN, R.L. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Art History 19, seminar 1: Who Was Buddha? 118-057-202 SEM 2 R 3:00- 4:50P DODD 221A WOODS-MARSDEN, J.C 15 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Art History 19, seminar 2: Italian Renaissance Painting in Los Angeles Museums

50 ANCIENT ART N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A DODD 147 DOWNEY, S.B. 270 03 5.0 118-250-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-203 DIS 1C M 1:00- 1:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-204 DIS 1D M 2:00- 2:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-205 DIS 1E M 3:00- 3:50P DODD 220 15 0.0 118-250-206 DIS 1F W 9:00- 9:50A DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-207 DIS 1G W 11:00-11:50A DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-208 DIS 1H W 12:00-12:50P DODD 220 15 0.0 118-250-209 DIS 1I W 1:00- 1:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-210 DIS 1J W 2:00- 2:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-211 DIS 1K W 4:00- 4:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-212 DIS 1L R 10:00-10:50A DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-213 DIS 1M R 11:00-11:50A DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-214 DIS 1N R 12:00-12:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-215 DIS 1O R 1:00- 1:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-250-216 DIS 1P R 2:00- 2:50P DODD 220 15 0.0 118-250-217 DIS 1Q R 3:00- 3:50P DODD 220 15 0.0 118-250-218 DIS 1R F 9:00- 9:50A DODD 52 15 0.056B CHINESE ART N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 147 LEE, H. 225 13 5.0 118-283-201 DIS 1A R 9:00- 9:50A DODD 232 15 0.0 118-283-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A DODD 232 15 0.0 118-283-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-283-204 DIS 1D T 2:00- 2:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-283-205 DIS 1E T 3:00- 3:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-283-206 DIS 1F T 4:00- 4:50P DODD 232 15 0.0 118-283-207 DIS 1G R 9:00- 9:50A DODD 52 15 0.0 118-283-208 DIS 1H M 9:00- 9:50A DODD 52 15 0.0 118-283-209 DIS 1I M 10:00-10:50A DODD 52 15 0.0


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118-283-210 DIS 1J M 3:00- 3:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-283-211 DIS 1K M 4:00- 4:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-283-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 2:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-283-213 DIS 1M R 3:00- 3:50P DODD 52 15 0.0 118-283-214 DIS 1N R 4:00- 4:50P DODD 232 15 0.0 118-283-215 DIS 1O F 10:00-10:50A DODD 52 15 0.089 HONORS SEMINARS N 118-267-200 SEM 1 TR 4:00- 4:50P DODD 52 DOWNEY, S.B. 20 30 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 100 ART HIST THRY&MTHDS N 118-300-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 6:50P DODD 232 NELSON, S.D. 20 09 G 4.0M102B MYCENAEAN ART&ARCHL Y 118-313-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 175 MORRIS, S.P. 20 12 4.0

SAME AS : CLASSIC M153B104B EASTERN ISLAMIC ART N 118-521-200 LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 1246 SIMONOWITZ, D. 60 02 4.0105E BYZANTINE ART Y 118-528-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P DODD 275 GERSTEL, S.E. 50 07 4.0110A EUROP ART-19TH CENT Y 118-542-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 146 BOIME, A.I. 65 30 4.0114A EARLY ART OF INDIA N 118-562-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PERLOFF B320 BROWN, R.L. 40 13 4.0C117B PRE-COLUMB ART-MAYA Y 118-584-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 175 FIELDS, V.M. 50 13 4.0C119D ARCH&URBANSM-AFRICA N 118-597-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 161 NELSON, S.D. 70 04 4.0127 UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 118-635-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P DODD 220 FIELDS, V.M. 5 30 4.0C147 MODERN ART 1900-50 N 118-612-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P DODD 161 BAKER, G.T. 40 15 4.0200 THEORIES&METHODLGYS N 518-001-200 SEM 1 T 9:30-12:30P DODD 221A KWON, M. 10 11 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS C216D ARCH&URBANSM-AFRICA N 518-131-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 161 NELSON, S.D. 20 04 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS C218B PRE-COLUMB ART-MAYA N 518-148-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 175 FIELDS, V.M. 8 15 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 230 ITALIAN RENAISSANCE N 518-240-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P DODD 220 WOODS-MARSDEN, J.C 10 09 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M241A SEM-MODERN EUROPEAN N 518-328-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 6:50P HAINES 122 SABEAN, D. 10 30 T1 4.0

SAME AS : HIST M230A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M241B SEM-MODERN EUROPEAN N 518-329-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1278 HUNT, L.A. 10 30 T2 4.0 SAME AS : HIST M230B RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

C247 MODERN ART 1900-50 N 518-376-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P DODD 161 BAKER, G.T. 5 15 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

251 CONTEMPORARY ART N 518-408-201 SEM 2 W 10:00-11:50A DODD 221A BAKER, G.T. 10 02 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M256 TOPCS-AFRC AMER ART N 518-456-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 2:50P DODD 221A NELSON, S.D. 10 30 4.0 SAME AS : AFRO-AM M256 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

260B CHINESE ART N 518-482-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:30P DODD 221A VON FALKENHAUSEN, 10 09 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 518-960-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED DOWNEY, S.B. 6 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ART HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS & GRADUATE STUDENTS

518-960-201 SEM 2 UNSCHED LEE, H. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: ART HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS & GRADUATE STUDENTS

495 TEACHNG ART HISTORY N 518-790-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED THE STAFF 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE10 ARTS ENCOUNTERS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A SMB 1100 ISRAEL, R.A. 500 30 5.0 122-030-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 8:50A SMB 1344 50 0.0 122-030-202 DIS 1B F 1:00- 1:50P SMB 1344 50 0.0 122-030-203 DIS 1C F 2:00- 2:50P SMB 1344 50 0.0 122-030-204 DIS 1D F 3:00- 3:50P SMB 1344 50 0.0 122-030-205 DIS 1E F 8:00- 8:50A SMB 1439 50 0.0 122-030-206 DIS 1F F 1:00- 1:50P SMB 1439 50 0.0 122-030-207 DIS 1G F 2:00- 2:50P SMB 1439 50 0.0 122-030-208 DIS 1H F 3:00- 3:50P SMB 1439 50 0.0 122-030-209 DIS 1I F 2:00- 2:50P SMB 50 0.0 122-030-210 DIS 1J F 3:00- 3:50P SMB 1440 50 0.0

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

10W HIST-ASIAN AMERICNS Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FRANZ 1260 LEE, D. 120 12 G 5.0 Y 121-031-201 DIS 1A W 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2278 20 0.0 Y 121-031-202 DIS 1B W 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2156 20 0.0 Y 121-031-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2134 20 0.0 Y 121-031-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2160 20 0.0 Y 121-031-205 DIS 1E T 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2160 20 0.0 Y 121-031-206 DIS 1F R 11:00-12:50P KAUFMAN 153 20 0.0M112B ASIA AM LIT-1980 ON Y 121-698-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2250 CHEUNG, K.K. 20 05 5.0

SAME AS : ENGL M102B 113 ASIAN AMERICANS&LAW N 121-696-200 LEC 1 W 3:30- 6:30P DODD 167 WONG, K. 60 30 4.0M117 ASIA AMRC&MNTL HLTH Y 121-702-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A KNUDSEN 1220B CHUNG, A.S. 30 12 4.0

SAME AS : PSYCH M107 118A API LDRSHP DEVEL I N 121-408-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 3117 NAKANISHI, D.T. 30 14 T1 4.0132A KOREAN AMRCN EXPRNC N 121-493-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:30P PUB POL 2270 THE STAFF 60 09 4.0134 VIETNMS AMRC EXPRNC N 121-504-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2250 NGUYEN-VO, T. 60 15 4.0M164 WOMEN&VOLNCE&GLOBAL N 121-784-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P DODD 175 DE, E.N. 45 07 G 4.0

SAME AS : WOM STD M164A For Asian American M167A, students must also attend the GE Clusters 20A twice weekly 90-minute lecture.


SAME AS : AFRO-AM M167A, CHICANO M167A For Asian American M167A, students must also attend the GE Clusters 20A twice weekly 90-minute lecture.

121-691-201 SEM 2 TR 12:30- 1:45P DE NEVE P350 DECKER, J.L. 9 14 5.0 R 2:00- 3:50P DE NEVE P349 187A RESEARCH METHODS N 121-734-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P MS 5127 THE STAFF 30 08 4.0


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187B ASIAN AM THEMES N 121-735-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A LAKRETZ 101 NAKAMURA, R.A. 20 12 4.0200A CRTCL ISSUS ASIA-AM N 521-010-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3106 MATSUMOTO, V.J. 10 15 4.0M239 RACE AND ETHNICITY N 521-234-200 DIS 1 T 3:00- 5:50P PUB HLT 61262 KAGAWA SINGER, M. 7 30 G 4.0

SAME AS : COM HLT M239 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

521-234-201 DIS 2 S 8:30-12:30P PUB HLT 41235 TAUB, B. 5 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M260 TPCS-ASIAN AM LIT N 521-360-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 CHEUNG, K.K. 7 30 4.0 SAME AS : ENGL M260A

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 521-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LEE, D. 6 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES

Asian A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

60W INTRO TO BUDDHISM Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROYCE 156 BODIFORD, W.M. 40 12 G 5.0 Y 257-181-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2156 20 0.0 Y 257-181-202 DIS 1B TBA 20 0.0191H HONORS SEMINAR N 257-851-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1284 15 05 G 4.0222 CORPUS LINGUISTICS N 657-112-200 SEM 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3120 TAO, H. 10 14 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 657-920-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED DUNCAN, J. 50 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: EAST ASIAN LANG GRADUATE STUDENTS 495 TEACHING ASIAN LANG N 657-780-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 1265 DUNCAN, J. 15 30 SU 4.0


Chinese A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who can speak some Mandarin, read and write some characters, and intend to enroll in Chinese 1A thru 3A in 2005-06 must take the Elementary Level Placement Test (a 60-minute written examination followed

by a 5-minute interview). Students who pass the Elementary Level Placement Test will have fulfilled the one-year foreign language requirement. Those who do not pass are placed in Chinese 1, 1A, 2, 2A, 3, or 3A, according to their scores. There are no official sign-ups for the test; just show up at the correct time and place with your UCLA I.D. and proof of enrollment. The Elementary Level Placement Test is Tuesday, September 27, 2005, at 9 a.m. in location

TBA. Students who did not take elementary Chinese courses (1 thru 3A) at UCLA but wish to enroll in intermediate Chinese (4 thru 6A) should take the Intermediate Level Test (a 60-minute written examination followed by a

5-minute interview). Students who pass the Intermediate Level Test will have fulfilled two years of the foreign language requirement. Those who do not pass are placed in Chinese 4, 4A, 5, 5A, 5C, 6, 6A, or 6C, according to their scores. There are no official sign-ups for the test; just show up at the correct time and place with your UCLA I.D. and proof of enrollment. The Intermediate Level Test is Tuesday, September 27, 2005, at 9 a.m. in location TBA. Note that Chinese 3R and 6R have been renumbered to Chinese 3A and 6A, respectively.

1 ELEM MODERN CHINESE N 259-003-211 DIS 1A MWF 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2156 20 0.0 259-003-212 DIS 1B MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2156 20 0.0 259-003-213 DIS 1C MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2156 20 0.0 259-003-214 DIS 1D MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3115 20 0.0 259-003-215 DIS 1E MWF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2156 20 0.0 259-003-216 DIS 1F MWF 12:00-12:50P PAB 2748 20 0.0 259-003-217 DIS 1G MWF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2156 20 0.0 259-003-218 DIS 1H MWF 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2156 20 0.0 259-003-201 LEC M1 TR 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1234 FU, M.M. 60 30 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 259-003-202 LEC M2 TR 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1234 FU, M.M. 60 30 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 259-003-203 LEC M3 TR 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1234 FU, M.M. 60 30 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 1A ADV ELEM MOD CHINES N 259-004-211 DIS 1A MWF 9:00- 9:50A HAINES 110 20 0.0 259-004-212 DIS 1B MWF 10:00-10:50A HAINES 110 20 0.0 259-004-213 DIS 1C MWF 11:00-11:50A HAINES 110 20 0.0 259-004-214 DIS 1D MWF 12:00-12:50P HAINES 110 20 0.0 259-004-215 DIS 1E MWF 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 110 20 0.0 259-004-216 DIS 1F MWF 2:00- 2:50P HAINES 110 20 0.0 259-004-201 LEC M1 TR 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3134 THE STAFF 40 30 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 259-004-202 LEC M2 TR 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3134 THE STAFF 40 30 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 259-004-203 LEC M3 TR 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3134 THE STAFF 40 30 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 4 INTRMED MOD CHINESE Y 259-012-201 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P HAINES 122 YAO, Y. 20 30 5.0 TR 1:00- 1:50P DODD 146

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 259-012-202 LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 122 YAO, Y. 20 30 5.0 TR 1:00- 1:50P DODD 146

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 259-012-203 LEC 3 MWF 2:00- 2:50P HAINES 122 YAO, Y. 20 30 5.0 TR 1:00- 1:50P DODD 146

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 4A ADV INTRM MOD CHNSE Y 259-013-201 LEC 1 TR 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 2126 SUN, X. 15 30 5.0 MW 9:00-10:15A BUNCHE 3169

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 259-013-202 LEC 2 TR 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 2126 SUN, X. 15 30 5.0 MW 10:30-11:45A BUNCHE 3169

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 5C MANDRN-CANTNSE SPKR N 259-017-200 LEC 1 MTWR 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 2106 SUN, X. 15 30 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 100A ADVD MODERN CHINESE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 160 TAO, H. 40 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 259-300-201 DIS 1A MW 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3150 20 0.0 259-300-202 DIS 1B MW 12:00-12:50P HAINES A24 20 0.0101A ADV READ-MOD CHNESE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2156 TAO, H. 25 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 259-309-201 DIS 1A MW 9:00- 9:50A MOORE 1003 25 0.0110A INTR-CLASCL CHINESE Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 167 CHOU, H.H. 60 04 4.0



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259-360-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 166 15 0.0 259-360-202 DIS 1B T 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 166 15 0.0 259-360-203 DIS 1C T 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 166 15 0.0 259-360-204 DIS 1D T 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 166 15 0.0150B TRDTN NARRATV&DRAMA N 259-604-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3134 STRASSBERG, R.E. 25 15 G 4.0151 TRANSLTN-MODERN LIT Y 259-607-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DODD 170 THE STAFF 30 14 G 4.0186 ARCHAEOLOGY-CHINA N 259-816-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1222 CHOU, H.H. 65 02 G 4.0191A 20TH-C CHINA&TAIWAN N 259-846-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1337 THE STAFF 15 09 G 4.0295A CHINESE CULTRL HIST N 659-570-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE A152 CHOU, H.H. 20 30 T1 4.0

Japanese A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students with any background in Japanese (family, long stay in Japan, high school, community college, etc.) who wish to enroll in Japanese 1, 2, or 3 must take a placement test. Students who pass the test will have fulfilled the one-year foreign language requirement. Those who do not pass are placed in Japanese 1, 2, or 3 according to their scores. Students who have not taken Japanese 1, 2, or 3 at UCLA and wish to enroll in Japanese 4, 5, or 6 must take the Japanese 4, 5, 6 placement test. Students who pass the test will have fulfilled two years of the foreign language requirement. Those who do not pass are placed in Japanese 4, 5, or 6 according to their scores. There are no official sign-ups for the tests; just show up at the correct time and place with your UCLA I.D. and proof of enrollment. Both placement tests will be given Friday, September 30, 2005. The test for Japanese 1, 2, 3 will be held at 1 p.m. in location TBA. The test for Japanese 4, 5, 6 will be held at 3 p.m. in location TBA. ENROLLMENT INSTRUCTIONS FOR JAPANESE 1 OR 4: You must enroll in a discussion section first and then select a lecture section. If you want to exchange a lecture of Japanese 1 for another lecture of Japanese 1 (or Japanese 4 lecture for another Japanese 4 lecture), you must select EXCHANGE SECONDARY SECTIONS when prompted to do so by

the URSA enrollment system. 1 ELEM MOD JAPANESE N 261-003-211 DIS 1A MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 166 15 0.0 261-003-212 DIS 1B MWF 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A78 15 0.0 261-003-213 DIS 1C MWF 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 166 15 0.0 261-003-214 DIS 1D MWF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3115 15 0.0 261-003-215 DIS 1E MWF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 2126 15 0.0 261-003-216 DIS 1F MWF 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 166 15 0.0 261-003-217 DIS 1G MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 2126 15 0.0 261-003-218 DIS 1H MWF 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 166 15 0.0 261-003-219 DIS 1I MWF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3165 15 0.0 261-003-220 DIS 1J MWF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 2126 15 0.0 261-003-221 DIS 1K MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 166 15 0.0 261-003-222 DIS 1L MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 148 15 0.0 261-003-223 DIS 1M MWF 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 166 15 0.0 261-003-224 DIS 1N MWF 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1329 15 0.0 261-003-201 LEC M1 TR 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1222 SUGAMOTO, N. 60 30 5.0 261-003-202 LEC M2 TR 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1222 KAWANISHI, Y. 60 30 5.0 261-003-203 LEC M3 TR 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1222 THE STAFF 60 30 5.04 INTRMD MOD JAPANESE Y 261-012-201 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2292 THE STAFF 15 30 5.0 TR 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2214 261-012-202 LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2292 THE STAFF 15 30 5.0 TR 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2214 261-012-203 LEC 3 MWF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2292 THE STAFF 15 30 5.0 TR 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2214 261-012-204 LEC 4 MWF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2292 NOGAMI, Y. 15 30 5.0 TR 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 2135 261-012-205 LEC 5 MWF 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2292 NOGAMI, Y. 15 30 5.0 TR 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 2135 7 INTERMED RDGS-JAPAN Y 261-021-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HAINES 110 NOGAMI, Y. 10 14 4.0100A ADV MODERN JAPANESE Y 261-300-201 LEC 1 MW 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3164 HAYASHI, A. 20 30 4.0 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES A20

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 261-300-202 LEC 2 MW 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3164 HAYASHI, A. 20 30 4.0 TR 12:30- 1:45P BOELTER 5264

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 261-300-203 LEC 3 MW 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3164 HAYASHI, A. 20 30 4.0 TR 12:30- 1:45P BOELTER 5264

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 101A ADV RDNGS-MDRN JPNS Y 261-306-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HAINES A78 KAWANISHI, Y. 15 14 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 102B ADV READING&WRITING Y 261-314-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P HAINES 110 HAYASHI, A. 15 15 4.0154 POSTWAR CULTURE&LIT Y 261-624-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 5:20P ROLFE 2134 LIPPIT, S.M. 30 16 4.0C160 JAPANESE BUDDHISM N 261-660-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROYCE 154 BODIFORD, W.M. 35 15 G 4.0191A TALE OF THE HEIKE N 261-846-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 2156 THE STAFF 15 13 G 4.0

Japanese 191A: Warrior Tales: Tale of Heike 243 PREMOD JAPANESE TXT Y 661-257-200 SEM 1 TBA BODIFORD, W.M. 5 30 SU 2.0C260 JAPANESE BUDDHISM N 661-360-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROYCE 154 BODIFORD, W.M. 5 15 G 4.0

Korean A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who have a background in Korean and want to enroll in a Korean language course (Korean 1 thru 6 and 100ABC) must take the Korean placement test. They are placed in the proper level according to their scores. Students who take the test to fulfill the foreign language requirement will have their scores posted to indicate who has passed one year of the requirement and who has passed two years of the requirement. There are no official sign-ups for the test; just show up at the correct time and place with your UCLA I.D. and proof of enrollment. The placement test will be given Wednesday, September 28, 2005, at 10 a.m. in location TBA. See http://www.korean.ucla.edu for more information.

1 ELEM MODERN KOREAN N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2250 SOHN, S.S. 60 28 5.0 267-003-201 DIS 1A MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3153 15 0.0 267-003-202 DIS 1B MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3153 15 0.0 267-003-203 DIS 1C MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5217 15 0.0 267-003-204 DIS 1D MWF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3288 15 0.01A ELEM KORN-KORN SPKR N 267-004-211 DIS 1A MWF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3120 15 0.0 267-004-212 DIS 1B MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3120 15 0.0 267-004-213 DIS 1C MWF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3120 15 0.0 267-004-214 DIS 1D MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3120 15 0.0 267-004-215 DIS 1E MWF 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3120 15 0.0 267-004-201 LEC M1 TR 10:00-10:50A HAINES A2 PARK, M. 40 30 5.0 267-004-202 LEC M2 TR 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3134 PARK, M. 40 30 5.04 INTRMED MDRN KOREAN Y 267-012-201 LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A MS 5233 PARK, M. 20 30 5.0 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES 110


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4A INTRMDT KOREAN-NATV Y 267-013-201 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES A25 KIM, J. 17 30 5.0 MW 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1337 267-013-202 LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES A25 KIM, J. 17 30 5.0 MW 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1337 267-013-203 LEC 3 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES A25 KIM, J. 17 13 5.0 MW 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2242 50 KOREAN CIVILIZATION N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FOWLER A103B THE STAFF 180 13 5.0 267-150-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 166 20 0.0 267-150-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 166 20 0.0 267-150-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 166 20 0.0 267-150-204 DIS 1D F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3114 20 0.0 267-150-205 DIS 1E F 11:00-11:50A MS 6201 20 0.0 267-150-206 DIS 1F F 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3134 20 0.0 267-150-207 DIS 1G F 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2134 20 0.0 267-150-208 DIS 1H F 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3134 20 0.0 267-150-209 DIS 1I F 3:00- 3:50P HAINES 110 20 0.0100A ADV MODERN KOREAN Y 267-300-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A HAINES 122 JUNG, Y. 20 02 4.0 F 10:00-10:50A HAINES 122 101A ADV RDNG-MOD KOREAN Y 267-306-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 1265 JUNG, Y. 15 30 4.0102A ADV KOREAN CONVRSTN N 267-312-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:15P ROLFE 3119 KIM, J. 20 30 4.0103A READNGS-SINO-KOREAN Y 267-318-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HAINES A20 YOON, J.E. 20 14 4.0 267-318-201 LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3115 HONG, J.M. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C105A KOREAN ACADMC TEXTS N 267-330-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROYCE 150 YOON, J.E. 30 30 4.0106A SUPERIOR KOREAN N 267-336-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A76 LEE, N. 20 07 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 107A PROF&ACAD KOREAN Y 267-342-201 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 2181 HONG, J.M. 20 13 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 267-342-202 LEC 2 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 2181 HONG, J.M. 20 14 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 151 MODERN LIT-TRANSLTN N 267-607-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROYCE 150 LEE, P.H. 30 12 4.0C160 KOREAN BUDDHISM N 267-660-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 160 BUSWELL, R.E. 35 07 G 4.0172 TOPCS-KOR CHRISTIAN N 267-743-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROYCE 150 THE STAFF 30 14 G 4.0180C CLTRL HISTORY-KOREA N 267-782-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROYCE 156 LEE, N. 35 13 4.0200 BIBLIO&RSRCH-KOREAN N 667-001-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P DODD 162 LEE, P.H. 8 15 G 4.0C205A KOREAN ACADMC TEXTS N 667-030-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROYCE 150 YOON, J.E. 5 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 243 PREMOD KOREAN TEXTS N 667-258-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED DUNCAN, J. 10 30 SU 2.0


South Asian A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Enrollment in HINDI classes is by PTE only. Interested students must take a placement examination Friday, September 30, 2005, from 3 to 5 p.m. in location TBA. The examination is only for students new to the program. Those who have taken first- and second-year HINDI courses at UCLA do not have to take the examination to enroll in a more advanced course. The examination may also allow students to waive the foreign language requirement. Students must preregister for the examination in one of the following ways: (1) come to the first class of Fall Quarter or (2) send an e-mail message to [email protected].

40A INTRODUCTORY HINDI N ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A ROYCE 160 MAHAJAN, G. 40 30 5.0 265-120-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 156 40 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MW 12:00- 1:20P ROYCE 164 MAHAJAN, G. 50 30 5.0 265-120-211 DIS 2A F 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 164 50 0.041A INTERMEDIATE HINDI Y 265-123-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2178 MAHAJAN, G. 25 30 5.0 F 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 150

Southeast Asian A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Enrollment in SEASIAN classes is by PTE only. Interested students MUST take a placement examination Friday, September 30, 2005, from 3 to 5 p.m. in locations listed below. The examination is only for students new to the program. Those who have taken first- and second-year SEASIAN courses at UCLA do not have to take the examination to enroll in a more advanced course. The examination may also allow students to waive the foreign language requirement. Students must preregister for the examination in one of the following ways: (1) come to the first class of Fall Quarter or (2) send an e-mail message to the appropriate instructor: Filipino/Tagalog ([email protected]), Indonesian ([email protected]), Thai ([email protected]), Vietnamese ([email protected]). Placement examinations will be held as follows on Friday, September 30, from 3 to 5 p.m.: Indonesian -- location TBA; Tagalog -- location TBA; Thai -- location TBA; Vietnamese -- location TBA.

50A INTRO VIETNAMESE N 271-150-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P HAINES A20 THE STAFF 20 30 5.0 F 12:00-12:50P HAINES A6

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 50D INTRO VIETNAMESE N 271-156-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A25 THE STAFF 60 30 5.0 F 1:00- 1:50P DODD 170

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 51A INTERMDT VIETNAMESE Y 271-153-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P HAINES A78 THE STAFF 15 30 5.0 F 11:00-11:50A HAINES A20

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 60A INTRODUCTORY THAI N 271-180-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 150 ANGKURAWARANON, S. 25 30 5.0 F 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 148

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 60R THAI SCRIPTS N 271-186-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A74 ANGKURAWARANON, S. 20 30 5.0 F 1:00- 1:50P HAINES A78

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 61C INTERMEDIATE THAI Y 271-185-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3173 ANGKURAWARANON, S. 20 30 5.0 F 10:00-10:50A HAINES A6

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 70A INTRO FILPNO/TAGLOG N 271-210-201 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 160 DOMINGO, N.P. 35 30 5.0 F 11:00-11:50A HAINES A25

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 271-210-202 LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 150 DOMINGO, N.P. 35 30 5.0 F 11:00-11:50A HAINES A25

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Southeast Asian 70A, lecture 3, is taught at UCLA and transmitted by videoconference to UC Irvine. Enrollment is capped at 5 UCLA students and 15 UCI students.

271-210-203 LEC 3 TR 12:00- 1:50P HAINES A24 DOMIGPE, J.R. 5 30 5.0 F 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 148



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71A INTRM FILPNO/TAGALG Y 271-213-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P ROYCE 150 DOMINGO, N.P. 20 30 5.0 F 10:00-10:50A HAINES A20

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 80A INTRO INDONESIAN N 271-240-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A HAINES A76 THE STAFF 20 30 5.0 F 10:00-10:50A HAINES A76

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 81A INTERMED INDONESIAN Y 271-246-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P KAUFMAN 136 THE STAFF 10 30 5.0 F 12:00-12:50P HAINES A78 152A ADVANCED VIETNAMESE Y 271-612-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P MS 3915H BUI, C.V. 20 30 5.0 W 1:00- 2:50P HAINES A6

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 182A ADVANCED INDONESIAN Y 271-792-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P ROYCE 166 THE STAFF 10 08 5.0 F 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 166

ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

2 AIR POLLUTION N ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P MOORE 100 STUTZ, J.P. 324 16 4.0 126-010-201 DIS 1A TBA MS 0 0.0 126-010-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A MS 7124A 29 0.0 126-010-203 DIS 1C M 12:00-12:50P MS 7124A 29 0.0 126-010-204 DIS 1D W 11:00-11:50A MS 7124A 29 0.0 126-010-205 DIS 1E T 2:00- 2:50P MS 7124B 29 0.0 126-010-206 DIS 1F F 12:00-12:50P MS 7124A 29 0.0 126-010-207 DIS 1G M 11:00-11:50A MS 7124A 29 0.0 126-010-208 DIS 1H W 12:00-12:50P MS 7124A 29 0.0 126-010-209 DIS 1I T 1:00- 1:50P MS 7124A 29 0.0 126-010-210 DIS 1J TBA MS 0 0.0 126-010-211 DIS 1K TBA MS 0 0.0 126-010-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 2:50P MS 7124A 29 0.02L AIR POLLUTION LAB Y 126-013-200 LAB 1 VAR MS STUTZ, J.P. 300 30 1.03 INTR-ATMOS ENVIRMNT N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 4000A LEW, J.K. 225 04 4.0 126-015-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 7124A 25 0.0 126-015-202 DIS 1B W 1:00- 1:50P MS 7124A 25 0.0 126-015-203 DIS 1C R 12:00-12:50P MS 7124A 25 0.0 126-015-204 DIS 1D F 1:00- 1:50P MS 7124A 25 0.0 126-015-205 DIS 1E R 10:00-10:50A MS 7124A 25 0.0 126-015-206 DIS 1F R 11:00-11:50A MS 7124A 25 0.0 126-015-207 DIS 1G W 9:00- 9:50A MS 7124A 25 0.0 126-015-208 DIS 1H F 9:00- 9:50A MS 7124A 25 0.0 126-015-209 DIS 1I T 11:00-11:50A MS 7124A 25 0.03L INTR-ATMOS ENVR LAB Y 126-014-200 LAB 1 VAR MS LEW, J.K. 300 30 1.05 CLIMATS-OTHR WORLDS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FRANZ 2258A THORNE, R.M. 60 13 4.0 126-023-201 DIS 1A R 9:00- 9:50A MS 7124B 20 0.0 126-023-202 DIS 1B M 11:00-11:50A MS 7124B 20 0.0 126-023-203 DIS 1C W 11:00-11:50A MS 7124B 20 0.0101 DYNAMCS&THERMODYNMC Y 126-305-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 1:50P MS 7124B FOVELL, R.G. 20 05 G 5.0 WF 12:00- 1:50P MS 7124B M105 INTRO-CHEM OCEANOGY N 126-320-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 7124A GRUBER, N. 10 03 G 4.0 M 4:00- 4:50P MS 7124A

SAME AS : EE BIOL M139 C165 ATMOSPHERIC RADIATN Y 126-681-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:20A MS 7121 LIOU, K. 10 12 G 4.0C170 SOLAR SYSTM PLASMAS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P MS 7121 THORNE, R.M. 15 15 G 4.0 126-720-201 DIS 1A R 3:15- 4:15P MS 7121 THORNE, R.M. 15 0.0190 OPRATNL METEOROLOGY Y 126-840-200 LAB 1 VAR WAKIMOTO, R.M. 5 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE C200A INTRO-FLUID DYNAMCS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:30A MS 7121 STEVENS, B.B. 15 02 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 526-007-201 DIS 1A VAR MS STEVENS, B.B. 15 0.0200B INTRO-DYN-EARTH SYS N 526-020-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:30A MS MECHOSO, C.R. 10 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS C203C ATMOSPHERIC RADIATN N 526-018-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:20A MS 7121 LIOU, K. 18 12 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS C205A SOLAR SYSTM PLASMAS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P MS 7121 THORNE, R.M. 5 15 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 526-024-201 DIS 1A R 3:15- 4:15P MS 7121 THORNE, R.M. 5 0.0250A SLR SYS MAGNETOHYDR N 526-270-200 LEC 1 TBA MS LYONS, L.R. 15 20 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 270 SEM-ATMOSPHERIC SCI N 526-389-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 5:30P MS 5200 MCWILLIAMS, J.C. 50 30 2.0

RESTRICT: ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES GRAD STUDENTS 271 SEM-ATMO DYNAMICS N 526-395-200 SEM 1 F 3:30- 4:20P MS 7124A NEELIN, J.D. 50 30 2.0

RESTRICT: ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES GRAD STUDENTS 274 SEM-ATMOSPHERC CHEM N 526-410-200 SEM 1 R 12:00-12:50P MS 7121 STUTZ, J.P. 10 30 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M275A SEM-SPACE PHYSICS N 526-415-200 SEM 1 F 3:30- 4:50P GEOLOGY 6704 LYONS, L.R. 10 30 SU 2.0

SAME AS : E&S SCI M288A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

276 MESOSCALE PROCESSES N 526-420-201 SEM 1 R 1:00- 1:50P MS 7124B WAKIMOTO, R.M. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

296F HIERAR MDL-OCN-ATMO N 526-576-200 DIS 1 TBA MS NEELIN, J.D. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

296G UPR ATMO&SPACE PHYS N 526-577-200 DIS 1 F 2:00- 2:50P MS 7121 THORNE, R.M. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

296M RADIATN&REMOTE SENS N 526-583-200 DIS 1 W 12:00-12:50P MS 7121 LIOU, K. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 526-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LEW, J.K. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS


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BIOENGINEERING A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on HSSEAS undergraduate nontutorial classes and HSSEAS graduate nontutorial classes taught concurrently with undergraduate classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who enroll in upper division HSSEAS courses without completing the requisites are subject to disenrollment after the second class meeting. If necessary, consult an HSSEAS counselor in 6426 Boelter Hall.

1 BIOENGR PHYSICS I Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4660 SCHMIDT, J.J. 40 02 G 4.0 250-001-201 DIS 1A R 9:00-10:20A BOELTER 5420 20 0.0 250-001-202 DIS 1B R 10:30-11:50A BOELTER 5252 20 0.01L BIOENG PHYS LAB I Y ----------- LEC 1 M 3:00- 3:50P DODD 167 SCHMIDT, J.J. 50 08 G 3.0 250-002-201 LAB 1A T 2:00- 5:50P BOELTER 7732 15 0.0 250-002-202 LAB 1B W 2:00- 5:50P BOELTER 7732 15 0.0 250-002-203 LAB 1C R 1:00- 4:50P BOELTER 7732 15 0.0 250-002-204 LAB 1D F 2:00- 5:50P BOELTER 7732 15 0.0100 BIOENGR FUNDAMENTAL Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4660 KAMEI, D.T. 50 03 G 4.0 250-300-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 2444 50 0.0

BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY CM153G MACROMOLCULR STRUCT Y 129-618-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:20A HLTHSCI 33105A JOHNSON, R.C. 50 13 G 4.0 W 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A

SAME AS : CHEM CM153G, HUM GEN CM153G RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

CM178 MOLECULAR GENETICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 03 G 4.0 SAME AS : HUM GEN CM178, MCD BIO CM178, MIMG CM178

129-764-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 0.0205 BIOL CHEM&NUTRITION N 529-025-200 LEC 1 UNSCHED ZAMENHOF, P.J. 10 30 6.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 220A RSRCH LAB ROTATIONS N 529-097-200 LAB 1 UNSCHED PAYNE, G.S. 20 30 SU 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS CM248 MOLECULAR GENETICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 60 03 G 4.0

SAME AS : HUM GEN CM248, MCD BIO CM248, MIMG CM248 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

529-280-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 60 0.0251A TRNSCRPTNL REGULATN N 529-303-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 1:50P BOYER 130 CAREY, M.F. 20 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT CM253 MACROMOLCULR STRUCT N 529-315-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:20A HLTHSCI 33105A JOHNSON, R.C. 175 13 G 4.0 W 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A

SAME AS : CHEM CM253, HUM GEN CM253M266A SEM-MOLEC EMBRYOLGY N 529-403-200 SEM 1 F 4:30- 5:50P HLTHSCI 33245 DE ROBERTIS, E.M. 20 30 SU 2.0

SAME AS : MCD BIO M266A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 529-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED COLICELLI, J.J. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

BIOMATHEMATICS 106 INTRO-CELLULR MDLNG Y 133-336-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI AV139 NEWTON, C.M. 20 30 4.0110 ELEMENTS OF BIOMATH N 133-405-200 LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI ENGEL, E. 24 08 4.0200 RSRCH FRNTIERS-BIOM N 533-006-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI AV139 LANDAW, E.M. 20 16 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: BIOMATHEMATICS MAJORS 206 INTRO-MATH ONCOLOGY N 533-050-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI AV122 NEWTON, C.M. 12 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 210 OPTIMZTN MTHDS-BIOL N 533-073-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A HLTHSCI AV139 LANGE, K.L. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M260A CLINICAL RESEARCH 1 N 533-340-200 LEC 1 TR 5:00- 6:30P HLTHSCI ELASHOFF, R.M. 10 30 4.0

SAME AS : MED M260A M261 ETHCS-PATIENT RSRCH N 533-346-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI KORENMAN, S.G. 25 30 2.0

SAME AS : MED M261 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M271 STAT MTHDS-COMP BIO N 533-406-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:20P DODD 167 SABATTI, C. 10 13 G 4.0 SAME AS : STATS M254

296A TPCS-CLIN PHARMCLGY N 533-576-200 LEC 1 R 3:30- 4:45P GONDA 1357 LANDAW, E.M. 0 30 2.0299 TOPCS-CLIN RESEARCH N 533-594-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED ELASHOFF, R.M. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on HSSEAS undergraduate nontutorial classes and HSSEAS graduate nontutorial classes taught concurrently with undergraduate classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who enroll in upper division HSSEAS courses without completing the requisites are subject to disenrollment after the second class meeting. If necessary, consult an HSSEAS counselor in 6426 Boelter Hall.

19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 132-057-201 SEM 1 TBA JUDY, J.W. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Biomedical Engineering 19, seminar 1: Neuroengineering: The Technolgy that Could Enable "The Matrix" C101 INTRO-BIOMED ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4660 KAMEI, D.T. 10 13 G 4.0 132-306-201 LAB 1A W 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1651 10 0.0CM102 HUMAN BIO-BMED ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4660 GRUNDFEST, W. 10 15 G 4.0

SAME AS : PHY SCI CM102 132-313-201 LAB 1A M 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 7732 3 0.0 132-313-202 LAB 1B T 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 7732 3 0.0 132-313-203 LAB 1C F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 7732 4 0.0 132-313-204 LAB 1D M 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 7732 24 0.0CM145 MOLEC BIOTECH-ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 10 16 G 4.0

SAME AS : CHM ENG CM145 132-570-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5249 10 0.0M150 MICROMACHINING&MEMS Y 132-600-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2258A JUDY, J.W. 0 05 G 4.0

SAME AS : EL ENGR M150, MECH&AE M180 For Biomedical Engineering M150L, your space will be dropped and your slot reassigned if you do not also enroll in Biomedical Engineering M150. Attendance at the first lecture and your first laboratory is MANDATORY. See the course website for more enrollment information.

M150L MICROMCHNG&MEMS LAB N ----------- LEC 1 F 12:00- 1:30P FRANZ 2258A JUDY, J.W. 10 07 G 2.0 SAME AS : EL ENGR M150L, MECH&AE M180L RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS

132-605-201 LAB 1A M 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 18132 JUDY, J.W. 1 0.0 132-605-202 LAB 1B T 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 18132 JUDY, J.W. 1 0.0


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132-605-203 LAB 1C W 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 18132 JUDY, J.W. 1 0.0 132-605-204 LAB 1D R 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 18132 JUDY, J.W. 1 0.0 132-605-205 LAB 1E R 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 18132 JUDY, J.W. 1 0.0 132-605-206 LAB 1F F 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 18132 JUDY, J.W. 1 0.0M186A CYBERNETICS&BIOMED Y 132-816-200 LEC 1 F 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 2200 DISTEFANO, J.J. 10 30 PN 2.0

SAME AS : COM SCI M186A, CYBER M186A M186B MDLNG&SMLTN-BIO SYS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5419 THE STAFF 10 07 G 5.0

SAME AS : COM SCI M186B, CYBER M186B, MED M186B 132-817-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-12:50P BOELTER 3760 10 0.0C201 INTRO-BIOMED ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4660 KAMEI, D.T. 40 13 G 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMED ENGINEERING MAJORS 532-006-201 LAB 1A W 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1651 40 0.0CM202 HUMAN BIO-BMED ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4660 GRUNDFEST, W. 45 15 G 4.0

SAME AS : PHY SCI CM204 RESTRICT: BIOMED ENGINEERING MAJORS

532-013-201 LAB 1A M 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 7732 15 0.0 532-013-202 LAB 1B T 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 7732 15 0.0 532-013-203 LAB 1C F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 7732 15 0.0 532-013-204 LAB 1D M 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 7732 15 0.0220 INTRO-MED INFRMATCS N 532-120-200 LEC 1 F 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 1354 KANGARLOO, H. 10 07 SU 2.0221 HUMAN ANAT&PHYSIOL N 532-126-200 LEC 1 MT 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5514 EL-SADEN, S.M. 10 01 G 4.0223A PROGRAMMING LAB I N 532-138-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 1354 BUI, A.A. 10 09 G 4.0227 MED INFO INFRASTRUC N 532-162-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 1354 BUI, A.A. 10 13 G 4.0CM245 MOLEC BIOTECH-ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 10 16 G 4.0

SAME AS : CHM ENG CM245 532-270-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5249 10 0.0295A NANOTECHNOLGY RSRCH N 532-560-200 SEM 1 F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4413 MONTEMAGNO, C.D. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 295B BIOMTRL&TISSUE ENGR N 532-561-200 SEM 1 VAR WU, B.M. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 295D HYBRID DEVICE RSRCH N 532-563-200 SEM 1 VAR SCHMIDT, J.J. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 295E MOLECR CELL BIOENGR N 532-564-200 SEM 1 VAR KAMEI, D.T. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 295F BIOPOLMR MTRLS&CHEM N 532-565-200 SEM 1 VAR DEMING, T.J. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 298 SPECIAL STUDIES N 532-586-201 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:30P HAINES A20 HAMASAKI, T. 10 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS Biomedical Engineering 298, seminar 1:

532-586-202 LEC 2 TR 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3118 GRUNDFEST, W. 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

532-586-203 LEC 3 TBA BOELTER 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

532-586-204 LEC 4 TBA BOELTER 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

532-586-205 LEC 5 TBA BOELTER WU, B.M. 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Biomedical Engineering 298, seminar 5: 532-586-206 LEC 6 TBA BOELTER 10 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 532-586-207 LEC 7 TBA BOELTER HAMASAKI, T. 10 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS Biomedical Engineering 298, seminar 7:

299 BIOMED ENGR TOPICS N 532-594-200 SEM 1 R 12:00- 1:30P BOELTER 8500 KAMEI, D.T. 50 16 SU 2.0375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 532-620-201 SEM 1 VAR KAMEI, D.T. 5 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 532-620-202 SEM 2 VAR SCHMIDT, J.J. 5 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 532-620-203 SEM 3 VAR WU, B.M. 5 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 532-620-204 SEM 4 VAR GRUNDFEST, W. 5 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 532-620-205 SEM 5 VAR DEMING, T.J. 5 30 SU 4.0


BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS 201 MED RADIATN ACCELRT N 534-006-200 LEC 1 TR 6:00- 7:15P HLTHSCI IV365 WALLACE, R.E. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 202A NUCLEAR MEDICINE N 534-012-202 CLI 2 TBA HLTHSCI DAHLBOM, M. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 202B DIAGNOSTIC RADIOL N 534-013-201 CLI 1 TBA HLTHSCI MCNITT-GRAY, M. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 202C RADIATION THERAPY N 534-014-201 CLI 1 TBA HLTHSCI MEDIN, P.M. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 534-014-202 CLI 2 TBA HLTHSCI KOBE, L.H. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 534-014-203 CLI 3 TBA HLTHSCI WALLACE, R.E. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 534-014-204 CLI 4 TBA HLTHSCI ROSEMARK, P.J. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 534-014-205 CLI 5 TBA HLTHSCI SOLBERG, T.D. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 534-014-206 CLI 6 TBA HLTHSCI DEMARCO, J.J. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 534-014-207 CLI 7 TBA HLTHSCI AGAZARYAN, N. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 204 INTRO RADIATN BIOL N 534-024-200 LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI MCBRIDE, W.H. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 205 PHYS-DIAGNST RADOL N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:30-11:50A HLTHSCI IV365 CHATZIIOANNOU, A. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 534-030-201 LAB 1A R 4:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI COOPER, V.N. 10 0.0210 PRIN-MEDICL IMAGING N 534-060-200 LEC 1 MW 3:30- 5:50P HLTHSCI IV365 SINHA, U. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 217 STATS AND DATA ANLY N 534-102-200 LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI SAYRE, J. 10 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS


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218 RADIOL FUNCTNL ANAT N 534-108-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P HLTHSCI IV365 ALGER, J.R. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS

220C THERAPEUTC MED PHYS N 534-122-201 LAB 2 TBA HLTHSCI WALLACE, R.E. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS

220D RAD BIO&EXP RADIATN N 534-123-200 LAB 1 TBA HLTHSCI MCBRIDE, W.H. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS

222 MED MAGNTC RESONNCE N 534-132-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:20A HLTHSCI IV365 SINHA, S. 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS

260A SEM-BIOMED PHYSICS N 534-360-200 SEM 1 R 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI IV365 CHATZIIOANNOU, A. 15 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS

M285 FUNCTNL NEUROIMAGNG N 534-510-200 SEM 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P BMC 221 POLDRACK, R.A. 10 30 4.0 SAME AS : PSYCTRY M285 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

495 STDS-BIOMED PHYSICS N 534-790-202 SEM 2 TBA HLTHSCI DEMARCO, J.J. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS

BIOSTATISTICS 100A INTRO-BIOSTATISTICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00- 1:50P HLTHSCI 73105A GJERTSON, D.W. 153 05 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135-300-201 LAB 1A M 11:00-11:50A PUB HLT A1269 10 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135-300-202 LAB 1B W 11:00-11:50A PUB HLT A1269 17 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135-300-203 LAB 1C F 11:00-11:50A PUB HLT A1269 17 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135-300-204 LAB 1D W 2:00- 2:50P PUB HLT A1269 17 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135-300-205 LAB 1E F 2:00- 2:50P PUB HLT A1269 17 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135-300-206 LAB 1F M 9:00- 9:50A PUB HLT A1269 17 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135-300-207 LAB 1G W 9:00- 9:50A PUB HLT A1269 17 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135-300-208 LAB 1H M 2:00- 2:50P PUB HLT A1269 17 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135-300-209 LAB 1I W 8:00- 8:50A PUB HLT A1269 17 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 110A BASIC BIOSTATISTICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A PUB HLT 51279 ELASHOFF, D. 18 02 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 135-360-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A PUB HLT 51279 18 0.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 135-360-202 LAB M1 W 1:00- 1:50P PUB HLT A1269 18 0.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 200A BIOSTATISTICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI 33105A BOSCARDIN, W.J. 60 02 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 535-001-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A PUB HLT 61269 30 0.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 535-001-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A PUB HLT 61269 30 0.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 535-001-205 LAB M1 M 10:00-10:50A PUB HLT A1269 30 0.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 535-001-206 LAB M2 W 10:00-10:50A PUB HLT A1269 30 0.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 202 REGRESSION ANALYSIS N 535-020-200 LEC 1 M 11:00-11:50A PUB HLT 51279 BOSCARDIN, W.J. 30 30 G 2.0 W 11:00-11:50A PUB HLT 61235

RESTRICT: BIOSTATISTICS MAJORS M208 INTRO-DEMOG METHODS N 535-050-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3288 FRANKENBERG, E.A. 5 30 G 4.0

SAME AS : COM HLT M208, SOCIOL M213A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

213 STAT SIMULATN TCHNQ N 535-078-200 LEC 1 MF 12:00-12:50P PUB HLT 51279 KITCHEN, C.M. 20 30 4.0 W 12:00-12:50P PUB HLT 61235

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 245 ADV SEM-BIOSTATISTC N 535-270-200 SEM 1 MWF 3:00- 4:50P PUB HLT 51279 CUMBERLAND, W.G. 45 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 250A LINR STATSTCL MDLS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P PUB HLT 41235 WONG, W.K. 15 05 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 535-300-201 DIS 1A F 1:00- 1:50P PUB HLT 41235 WONG, W.K. 15 0.0400 FIELD STUDIES N 535-609-201 FLD 1 UNSCHED BELIN, T.R. 1 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 402B BIOSTATSTCL CNSLTNG N ----------- DIS 1 M 3:00- 4:50P PUB HLT 41268 DABROWSKA, D.M. 5 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 535-605-201 LAB 1A MTWRF 1:00- 2:50P PUB HLT A1237 DABROWSKA, D.M. 4 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 403A CMPT MGMT-HLTH DATA N ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:30- 9:50A PUB HLT 61269 SAYRE, J. 36 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 535-607-201 LAB 1A R 10:00-11:50A PUB HLT A1269 18 0.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 535-607-202 LAB 1B R 3:00- 4:50P PUB HLT A1269 18 0.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 409 DOCTRL STAT CNSLTNG N 535-619-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 2:50P PUB HLT 61235 GJERTSON, D.W. 15 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: BIOSTATISTICS MAJORS

CHEMICAL AND BIOMOLECULAR ENGINEERING A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on HSSEAS undergraduate nontutorial classes and HSSEAS graduate nontutorial classes taught concurrently with undergraduate classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who enroll in upper division HSSEAS courses without completing the requisites are subject to disenrollment after the second class meeting. If necessary, consult an HSSEAS counselor in 6426 Boelter Hall.

100 INTR-CHEMICAL ENGR Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P MS 5200 THE STAFF 85 16 G 4.0 RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS

174-300-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 2258A 85 0.0101A MOMENTUM TRANSFER Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2258A COHEN, Y. 70 07 G 4.0

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174-320-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ 2258A 70 0.0104B CHEMICAL ENGR LAB 2 Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 4216 50 14 G 6.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 174-381-201 LAB 1A TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5764 25 0.0 174-381-202 LAB 1B TR 2:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5764 25 0.0 174-381-203 LAB 1C TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5764 12 0.0M105A INT-ENGR THERMODYNC Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5249 15 15 G 4.0

SAME AS : MECH&AE M105A RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGR, CHEM, BIOCHEM

174-420-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5249 7 0.0 174-420-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5264 8 0.0106 CHEMICL REACTN ENGR Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2444 SENKAN, S.M. 65 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 174-428-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 2444 65 0.0109 MATH MTHDS-CHEM ENG N ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2444 THE STAFF 65 09 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 174-440-201 DIS 1A F 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2444 65 0.0C111 CRYOGN&LO-TEMP PRCS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 9436 THE STAFF 20 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 174-449-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5273 20 0.0C116 SURFACE&INTRFC ENGR Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5273 THE STAFF 25 05 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 174-468-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5273 25 0.0CM145 MOLEC BIOTECH-ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 25 16 G 4.0

SAME AS : BIOMED CM145 174-610-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5249 25 0.0200 ADV ENGR THRMODNMCS N 574-001-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P MOORE 1003 ORKOULAS, G. 20 07 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS C211 CRYOGN&LO-TEMP PRCS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 9436 THE STAFF 10 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 574-051-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5273 10 0.0C216 SURFACE&INTRFC ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5273 THE STAFF 20 05 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 574-075-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5273 20 0.0220 ADV MASS TRANSFER N 574-095-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A MS 5233 FRIEDLANDER, S.K. 20 13 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS CM245 MOLEC BIOTECH-ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 10 16 G 4.0

SAME AS : BIOMED CM245 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

574-464-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5249 10 0.0270R RSRCH-SEMICOND MANF N 574-421-200 LAB 1 VAR HICKS, R.F. 0 30 G 6.0M280A LINEAR DNMC SYSTEMS N 574-480-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5436 10 07 G 4.0

SAME AS : EL ENGR M240A, MECH&AE M270A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M297 SYST&DYNAMCS&CONTRL N 574-585-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5272 5 30 SU 2.0 SAME AS : EL ENGR M248S, MECH&AE M299A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298A RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-601-200 SEM 1 F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5514 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298B RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-602-200 SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298C RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-603-200 SEM 1 F 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1354 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298D RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-604-200 SEM 1 F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5419 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298G RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-607-200 SEM 1 F 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5514 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298H RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-608-200 SEM 1 F 11:00- 1:30P ROLFE 3106 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298J RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-609-200 SEM 1 F 5:00- 6:50P SLICHTR 2834 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298M RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-613-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ 1354 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298N RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-614-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 3:50P MS 5217 THE STAFF 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298P RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-616-200 SEM 1 F 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1620 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298S RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-619-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5514 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298Z RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-626-200 SEM 1 F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5514 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

299 DEPARTMENTL SEMINAR N 574-630-200 SEM 1 F 1:30- 2:50P BOELTER 2444 70 07 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 574-940-200 SEM 1 VAR MANOUSIOUTHAKIS, V 30 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 495A TA TRAINING SEMINAR N 574-790-200 SEM 1 R 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5513 8 30 SU 2.0


CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

5 LEARNG&PROB SOLVING N 142-015-201 SEM 1 TBA WGYOUNG WEISS, R.L. 10 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

For Chemistry 14A, lectures 1 and 2, there will be one MANDATORY midterm examination from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, November 15, 2005.14A STRUCTRS&EQUILIBRIA N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG CS50 LAVELLE, L. 350 04 4.0 142-114-201 DIS 1A M 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 6704 29 0.0 142-114-202 DIS 1B M 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 6704 29 0.0 142-114-203 DIS 1C M 2:00- 2:50P MS 5203 29 0.0 142-114-204 DIS 1D T 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG 1044 29 0.0 142-114-205 DIS 1E T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5264 29 0.0 142-114-206 DIS 1F T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5273 29 0.0 142-114-207 DIS 1G W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5252 29 0.0


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142-114-208 DIS 1H W 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5252 29 0.0 142-114-209 DIS 1I W 2:00- 2:50P MS 5137 29 0.0 142-114-210 DIS 1J R 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG 1044 29 0.0 142-114-211 DIS 1K R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5252 30 0.0 142-114-212 DIS 1L R 11:00-11:50A HAINES A44 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG CS50 LAVELLE, L. 350 07 4.0 142-114-221 DIS 2A T 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1601 30 0.0 142-114-222 DIS 2B T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5273 30 0.0 142-114-223 DIS 2C T 10:00-10:50A PAB 2748 29 0.0 142-114-224 DIS 2D T 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 4283 29 0.0 142-114-225 DIS 2E W 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG 1044 29 0.0 142-114-226 DIS 2F W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5420 29 0.0 142-114-227 DIS 2G W 1:00- 1:50P HAINES A44 29 0.0 142-114-228 DIS 2H R 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1601 29 0.0 142-114-229 DIS 2I R 10:00-10:50A HAINES A44 29 0.0 142-114-230 DIS 2J F 9:00- 9:50A MS 5203 29 0.0 142-114-231 DIS 2K F 10:00-10:50A MS 5203 29 0.0 142-114-232 DIS 2L F 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2200 29 0.0

FOR CHEMISTRY 14BL, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LABORATORY SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop the class. 14BL GEN&ORGN CHEM LAB 1 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 35 R 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS50 PANG, J.W. 200 30 3.0 Y 142-117-201 LAB 1A T 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 Y 142-117-202 LAB 1B T 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 Y 142-117-203 LAB 1C T 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1067 20 0.0 Y 142-117-204 LAB 1D T 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 Y 142-117-205 LAB 1E T 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1067 20 0.0 Y 142-117-206 LAB 1F W 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1067 20 0.0 Y 142-117-207 LAB 1G R 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1067 20 0.0 Y 142-117-208 LAB 1H R 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 Y 142-117-209 LAB 1I R 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1067 20 0.0 Y 142-117-210 LAB 1J F 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1067 20 0.014C ORGNC MOLEC STRCTRS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG CS50 HARDINGER, S.A. 350 02 4.0 142-118-201 DIS 1A M 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 1044 30 0.0 142-118-202 DIS 1B M 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4660 30 0.0 142-118-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A GEOLOGY 6704 29 0.0 142-118-204 DIS 1D T 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1651 29 0.0 142-118-205 DIS 1E T 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 9436 29 0.0 142-118-206 DIS 1F W 8:00- 8:50A GEOLOGY 4660 29 0.0 142-118-207 DIS 1G W 12:00-12:50P MS 5148 29 0.0 142-118-208 DIS 1H R 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4660 29 0.0 142-118-209 DIS 1I R 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 1044 29 0.0 142-118-210 DIS 1J R 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1628 29 0.0 142-118-211 DIS 1K F 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4645 29 0.0 142-118-212 DIS 1L F 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 1044 29 0.0

FOR CHEMISTRY 14CL, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LABORATORY SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop the class. 14CL GEN&ORGN CHEM LAB 2 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 40 M 4:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG CS50 PANG, J.W. 200 08 4.0 Y 142-119-201 LAB 1A TR 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1336 20 0.0 Y 142-119-202 LAB 1B TR 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1340 20 0.0 Y 142-119-203 LAB 1C TR 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1336 20 0.0 Y 142-119-204 LAB 1D TR 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1340 20 0.0 Y 142-119-205 LAB 1E TR 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1336 20 0.0 Y 142-119-206 LAB 1F TR 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1340 20 0.0 Y 142-119-207 LAB 1G TR 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1336 20 0.0 Y 142-119-208 LAB 1H TR 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1340 20 0.0 Y 142-119-209 LAB 1I WF 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1336 20 0.0 Y 142-119-210 LAB 1J WF 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1340 20 0.014D ORGANIC REACTIONS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG CS50 HARDINGER, S.A. 350 06 4.0 142-115-201 DIS 1A M 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2200 29 0.0 142-115-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 8:50A GEOLOGY 4645 29 0.0 142-115-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5280 29 0.0 142-115-204 DIS 1D T 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 1044 29 0.0 142-115-205 DIS 1E T 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5419 29 0.0 142-115-206 DIS 1F W 9:00- 9:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 142-115-207 DIS 1G W 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 142-115-208 DIS 1H R 8:00- 8:50A GEOLOGY 6704 29 0.0 142-115-209 DIS 1I R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5264 29 0.0 142-115-210 DIS 1J R 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1044 29 0.0 142-115-211 DIS 1K F 9:00- 9:50A PAB 1749 29 0.0 142-115-212 DIS 1L F 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 154 29 0.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 142-057-201 SEM 1 T 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 3069 KAESZ, H.D. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Chemistry 19, seminar 1: Unexpected Discoveries and Their Impact on Society

20A CHEMICAL STRUCTURE N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS50 SCERRI, E.R. 350 03 4.0 142-140-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A HAINES A44 29 0.0 142-140-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 4216 29 0.0 142-140-203 DIS 1C M 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 4216 29 0.0 142-140-204 DIS 1D T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5217 29 0.0 142-140-205 DIS 1E T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5217 29 0.0 142-140-206 DIS 1F W 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1651 29 0.0 142-140-207 DIS 1G W 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 154 29 0.0 142-140-208 DIS 1H W 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5422 29 0.0 142-140-209 DIS 1I R 8:00- 8:50A PAB 1749 29 0.0 142-140-210 DIS 1J R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5272 29 0.0 142-140-211 DIS 1K F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 4413 30 0.0 142-140-212 DIS 1L F 1:00- 1:50P MS 5148 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG CS24 GELBART, W.M. 235 04 4.0 142-140-221 DIS 2A M 12:00-12:50P MS 5148 27 0.0 142-140-222 DIS 2B M 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 156 26 0.0 142-140-223 DIS 2C M 2:00- 2:50P MS 5137 26 0.0




142-140-224 DIS 2D T 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 6704 26 0.0 142-140-225 DIS 2E T 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5272 26 0.0 142-140-226 DIS 2F T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5440 26 0.0 142-140-227 DIS 2G W 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1601 26 0.0 142-140-228 DIS 2H W 9:00- 9:50A MS 6229 26 0.0 142-140-229 DIS 2I W 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 150 26 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG CS50 SCERRI, E.R. 350 05 4.0 142-140-241 DIS 3A M 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5420 30 0.0 142-140-242 DIS 3B M 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5420 30 0.0 142-140-243 DIS 3C T 9:00- 9:50A PAB 2748 29 0.0 142-140-244 DIS 3D T 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4660 29 0.0 142-140-245 DIS 3E W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5264 29 0.0 142-140-246 DIS 3F W 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 4216 29 0.0 142-140-247 DIS 3G W 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1323 29 0.0 142-140-248 DIS 3H R 8:00- 8:50A GEOLOGY 4645 29 0.0 142-140-249 DIS 3I R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5280 29 0.0 142-140-250 DIS 3J R 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 4283 29 0.0 142-140-251 DIS 3K F 9:00- 9:50A MS 5225 29 0.0 142-140-252 DIS 3L F 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1201 29 0.020AH CHEM STRUCTURE-HNRS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2200 LIN, Y. 50 04 4.0 142-143-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2200 25 0.0 142-143-202 DIS 1B R 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2200 25 0.0

FOR CHEMISTRY 20L, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LABORATORY SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop the class. 20L GENRL CHEMISTRY LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 35 T 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS50 RUSSELL, A.A. 160 30 3.0 Y 142-142-201 LAB 1A T 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1370 20 0.0 Y 142-142-202 LAB 1B T 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1379 20 0.0 Y 142-142-203 LAB 1C T 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1370 20 0.0 Y 142-142-204 LAB 1D T 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1379 20 0.0 Y 142-142-205 LAB 1E W 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1370 20 0.0 Y 142-142-206 LAB 1F R 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1370 20 0.0 Y 142-142-207 LAB 1G R 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1370 20 0.0 Y 142-142-208 LAB 1H R 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1379 20 0.030A INTRO-ORGANIC CHEM Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG CS50 CANTRILL, S. 350 01 4.0 Y 142-183-201 DIS 1A M 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5420 29 0.0 Y 142-183-202 DIS 1B M 1:00- 1:50P HAINES A44 29 0.0 Y 142-183-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A PAB 1749 29 0.0 Y 142-183-204 DIS 1D T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5272 29 0.0 Y 142-183-205 DIS 1E W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5272 29 0.0 Y 142-183-206 DIS 1F W 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5420 29 0.0 Y 142-183-207 DIS 1G R 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5272 29 0.0 Y 142-183-208 DIS 1H R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5419 29 0.0 Y 142-183-209 DIS 1I R 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1651 29 0.0 Y 142-183-210 DIS 1J F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5252 29 0.0 Y 142-183-211 DIS 1K F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5264 30 0.0 Y 142-183-212 DIS 1L F 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5249 30 0.0

FOR CHEMISTRY 30AL, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LABORATORY SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop the class. 30AL GEN CHEMISTRY LAB 2 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 40 M 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG CS76 HENARY, M.M. 160 30 4.0 Y 142-185-201 LAB 1A TR 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1337 20 0.0 Y 142-185-202 LAB 1B TR 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1343 20 0.0 Y 142-185-203 LAB 1C TR 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1337 20 0.0 Y 142-185-204 LAB 1D TR 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1343 20 0.0 Y 142-185-205 LAB 1E TR 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1337 20 0.0 Y 142-185-206 LAB 1F TR 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1343 20 0.0 Y 142-185-207 LAB 1G WF 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1337 20 0.0 Y 142-185-208 LAB 1H WF 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1343 20 0.030B ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG CS24 RUBIN, Y.F. 235 05 4.0 Y 142-186-201 DIS 1A M 1:00- 1:50P MS 5148 27 0.0 Y 142-186-202 DIS 1B M 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4660 26 0.0 Y 142-186-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2181 26 0.0 Y 142-186-204 DIS 1D T 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1628 26 0.0 Y 142-186-205 DIS 1E W 8:00- 8:50A MS 5217 26 0.0 Y 142-186-206 DIS 1F W 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4660 26 0.0 Y 142-186-207 DIS 1G W 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4660 26 0.0 Y 142-186-208 DIS 1H R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4413 26 0.0 Y 142-186-209 DIS 1I R 1:00- 1:50P MS 6201 26 0.0

FOR CHEMISTRY 30BL, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LABORATORY SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop the class. 30BL ORGANIC CHEM LAB 1 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 M 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG CS76 BACHER, A.D. 200 30 3.0 Y 142-187-201 LAB 1A T 8:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 Y 142-187-203 LAB 1C T 8:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 Y 142-187-204 LAB 1D T 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 Y 142-187-205 LAB 1E T 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 Y 142-187-206 LAB 1F W 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 Y 142-187-207 LAB 1G W 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 Y 142-187-209 LAB 1I R 8:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 Y 142-187-210 LAB 1J R 8:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 Y 142-187-211 LAB 1K R 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 Y 142-187-212 LAB 1L R 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.030C ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS24 MAYNARD, H.D. 235 03 4.0 Y 142-188-201 DIS 1A M 12:00-12:50P MS 5127 27 0.0 Y 142-188-202 DIS 1B M 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 3069 26 0.0 Y 142-188-203 DIS 1C T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 4283 26 0.0 Y 142-188-204 DIS 1D T 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1628 26 0.0 Y 142-188-205 DIS 1E W 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 3069 26 0.0 Y 142-188-206 DIS 1F W 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 3069 26 0.0 Y 142-188-207 DIS 1G W 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1651 26 0.0 Y 142-188-208 DIS 1H R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4283 26 0.0 Y 142-188-209 DIS 1I R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5440 26 0.0


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Chemistry 30CL is limited to Chemistry and Biochemistry majors on the first enrollment pass. FOR CHEMISTRY 30CL, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LABORATORY SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop the class.

30CL ORGANIC CHEM LAB 2 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 MW 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2200 BACHER, A.D. 40 30 4.0 RESTRICT: CHEMISTRY, BIOCHEMISTRY MAJORS

Y 142-189-201 LAB 1A TR 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 6086 10 0.0 Y 142-189-202 LAB 1B TR 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 6072 10 0.0 Y 142-189-203 LAB 1C WF 1:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 6086 10 0.0 Y 142-189-204 LAB 1D WF 1:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 6072 10 0.096 SPECIAL COURSES N 142-264-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED MARTINSON, H.G. 10 30 1.0- 4.0 110A PHYS-THERMODYNAMICS Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 2200 NEUHAUSER, D. 50 02 4.0 Y 142-350-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 2200 50 0.0 Y ----------- TUT 1AA R 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 2200 50 0.0 Y ----------- LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2200 SCHWARTZ, R.N. 50 03 4.0 Y 142-350-211 DIS 2A T 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2200 50 0.0 Y ----------- TUT 2AA R 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2200 50 0.0113A PHYS-QUANTM MECHNCS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 4216 BAUGH, D.A. 35 04 4.0 142-381-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 4216 35 0.0 ----------- TUT 1AA R 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 4216 35 0.0C115A QUANTUM CHEMISTRY Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3069 SCHWARTZ, B.J. 20 03 4.0 142-415-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3069 20 0.0C123A CLASS&STAT THERMDYN Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3069 LEVINE, A.J. 20 13 4.0 142-455-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 3069 20 0.0125 COMPUTERS IN CHEM Y 142-465-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2200 KOPELEVICH, M. 50 06 4.0144 ORGANIC SYNTHESIS Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 TR 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 4216 JUNG, M.E. 0 13 5.0 Y 142-576-201 LAB 1A WF 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 6110 0 0.0

For Chemistry 153A, lectures 1 and 2, there will be one MANDATORY midterm examination from 5 to 7 p.m. Monday, October 31, 2005. 153A STRCTR&ENZMS&MTBLSM Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG CS76 BATES, M.A. 150 02 4.0 Y 142-637-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 6704 25 0.0 Y 142-637-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5422 25 0.0 Y 142-637-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5233 25 0.0 Y 142-637-204 DIS 1D T 11:00-11:50A MS 6201 25 0.0 Y 142-637-205 DIS 1E W 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 164 25 0.0 Y 142-637-206 DIS 1F W 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 1044 25 0.0 Y ----------- LEC 2 MTWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG CS76 BATES, M.A. 150 05 4.0 Y 142-637-221 DIS 2A M 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1651 25 0.0 Y 142-637-222 DIS 2B M 2:00- 2:50P MS 6201 25 0.0 Y 142-637-223 DIS 2C T 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1628 25 0.0 Y 142-637-224 DIS 2D T 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1628 25 0.0 Y 142-637-225 DIS 2E W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5422 25 0.0 Y 142-637-226 DIS 2F W 1:00- 1:50P MS 5148 25 0.0153B DNA&RNA&PROTN SYNTH Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS76 CLARKE, S.G. 150 03 4.0 Y 142-638-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS76 75 0.0 Y 142-638-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS76 75 0.0153C METABOLISM&REGULATN Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG CS24 CLARKE, C.F. 100 06 4.0 Y 142-639-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG CS24 100 0.0CM153G MACROMOLCULR STRUCT Y 142-643-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:20A HLTHSCI 33105A CAREY, M.F. 14 13 G 4.0 W 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM153G, HUM GEN CM153G FOR CHEMISTRY 153L, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LABORATORY SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop the class.

153L BIOCHMICAL MTHDS I Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 TR 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG CS50 KIM, J.T. 308 30 4.0 Y 142-641-201 LAB 1A T 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1089 22 0.0 Y 142-641-202 LAB 1B T 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1077 22 0.0 Y 142-641-203 LAB 1C T 5:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1089 22 0.0 Y 142-641-204 LAB 1D T 5:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1077 22 0.0 Y 142-641-205 LAB 1E W 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1089 22 0.0 Y 142-641-206 LAB 1F W 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1077 22 0.0 Y 142-641-207 LAB 1G W 5:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1089 22 0.0 Y 142-641-208 LAB 1H W 5:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1077 22 0.0 Y 142-641-209 LAB 1I R 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1089 22 0.0 Y 142-641-210 LAB 1J R 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1077 22 0.0 Y 142-641-211 LAB 1K R 5:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1089 22 0.0 Y 142-641-212 LAB 1L R 5:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1077 22 0.0 Y 142-641-213 LAB 1M F 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1089 22 0.0 Y 142-641-214 LAB 1N F 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1077 22 0.0

Fall quarter enrollment is limited to Biochemistry majors with a fall 2005 graduation date. Students on the wait list will have their fall 2005 graduation status verified. For questions, contact Denise Mantonya at [email protected].

FOR CHEMISTRY 154, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LABORATORY SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop the class. 154 BIOCHMICAL MTHDS II Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 TR 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS24 NAKAMOTO, S.S. 0 30 5.0 Y 142-640-201 LAB 1A WF 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 6085 0 0.0156 PHYSICAL BIOCHEM Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG CS76 YEATES, T.O. 80 06 4.0 142-650-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG CS76 40 0.0 142-650-202 DIS 1B R 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG CS76 40 0.0

Chemistry 171 will not be offered in Winter or Spring Quarter 2006. 171 INTRMD INORGNC CHEM Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG CS50 KANER, R.B. 300 08 4.0 142-725-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 3069 25 0.0 142-725-202 DIS 1B T 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1628 25 0.0 142-725-203 DIS 1C T 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 1044 25 0.0 142-725-204 DIS 1D W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4413 25 0.0 142-725-205 DIS 1E W 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4660 25 0.0 142-725-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 3069 25 0.0 142-725-207 DIS 1G R 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 3069 25 0.0 142-725-208 DIS 1H R 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1201 25 0.0 142-725-209 DIS 1I R 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 6704 25 0.0 142-725-210 DIS 1J F 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 3069 25 0.0 142-725-211 DIS 1K F 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 3069 25 0.0 142-725-212 DIS 1L F 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 3069 25 0.0C176 GRP THY&APPL-INO CH Y 142-756-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 1044 ZINK, J.I. 20 02 4.0 TR 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 1044




203 RESEARCH ETHICS SEM N 542-018-200 SEM 1 TBA HOUK, K.N. 20 30 SU 2.0205 CHEM OF BIOLOGY N 542-030-200 LEC 1 TBA HOUK, K.N. 20 30 4.0206 CHEMISTRY OF BIO N 542-036-200 SEM 1 T 12:00-12:50P MOL SCI 3440 HOUK, K.N. 20 30 SU 2.0207 ORGANOMETALLIC CHEM N 542-042-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 4216 THE STAFF 20 02 4.0C215A QUANTUM CHEM-MTHODS N 542-091-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3069 SCHWARTZ, B.J. 25 03 4.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 218 PHYS CHEM STDT SEM N 542-108-200 SEM 1 R 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2033 SCHWARTZ, B.J. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219C PHY CH-CMPLX FLUIDS N 542-112-200 SEM 1 F 3:30- 5:20P WGYOUNG 2050 KNOBLER, C.M. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219E DYNAMCS OF MOLECULE N 542-097-200 SEM 1 F 5:30- 6:50P WGYOUNG 2050 BAUGH, D.A. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219I MLCLS&CMPLXS&CLSTRS N 542-100-200 SEM 1 VAR WGYOUNG FELKER, P.M. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219J CHEM&BIOPHY-INTRFCS N 542-101-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 4085F GARRELL, R.L. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219K MCHANICS-DISORD SYS N 542-102-200 SEM 1 R 1:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG GELBART, W.M. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219L MOLCULR REACT&STRCT N 542-103-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 3085B NEUHAUSER, D. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219N COSMOCHEMISTRY N 542-104-200 SEM 1 VAR WGYOUNG WASSON, J.T. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219O CHM&PHYS-NANOSTRCTR N 542-124-200 SEM 1 VAR WGYOUNG HEATH, J.R. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219P MCHNCS-CMPLX FLUIDS N 542-125-200 SEM 1 R 1:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG LIU, A.J. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219Q DYNMCS-CONDNSD PHAS N 542-109-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2050 SCHWARTZ, B.J. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219R KNTC&THRMDYN&INTFCL N 542-107-200 SEM 1 R 5:00- 7:50P WGYOUNG 3096 TOLBERT, S.H. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219S NANOSCIENCE N 542-105-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 3096 GIMZEWSKI, J.K. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219T SINGL-MOL SPECT-BIO N 542-106-200 SEM 1 T 9:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2050 WEISS, S. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219U MAGNET RES SPCTRSCP N 542-096-200 SEM 1 R 5:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1034 LIN, Y. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 219V COMPLEX FLUIDS N 542-095-200 SEM 1 F 3:30- 6:20P GEOLOGY 3614 MASON, T.G. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS C223A CLASS&STAT THERMDYN N 542-144-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3069 LEVINE, A.J. 30 13 4.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 225 CHEMICAL KINETICS N 542-152-200 LEC 1 TBA WGYOUNG LEVINE, R.D. 20 30 4.0

For Chemistry 228, graduate students beyond their first year should enroll on an S/U basis. 228 CHEMICL PHYSICS SEM N 542-170-200 SEM 1 M 4:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2033 BAUGH, D.A. 200 30 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 229 PHYSICAL CHEM RSRCH N 542-175-200 LEC 1 W 5:00- 6:50P WGYOUNG 3069 MASON, T.G. 50 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 235D PHOTOCHEM&BIOOXIDNT N 542-216-200 SEM 1 VAR WGYOUNG FOOTE, C.S. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 235E THRY&PHYS ORGN CHEM N 542-217-200 SEM 1 T 5:00- 6:50P MOL SCI 5241 HOUK, K.N. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 235F SYNTHS-NATRL PRDCTS N 542-218-200 SEM 1 T 6:00- 8:50P MOL SCI 3440 JUNG, M.E. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 235G ORGNMTL&ORGN SNTHSS N 542-219-200 SEM 1 T 7:30- 9:50P MOL SCI 3515 MERLIC, C.A. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 235I FULLERENE CHEM&MTLS N 542-221-200 SEM 1 M 5:00- 6:50P MOL SCI 3440 RUBIN, Y.F. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 235K ORGNC CHEM IN MEDIA N 542-223-200 SEM 1 T 9:00-10:50A MOL SCI 3440 GARCIA-GARIBAY, M. 100 30 SU 2.0 F 4:30- 6:20P WGYOUNG 2033

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 235L SUPRA&MACROMOL CHEM N 542-225-200 SEM 1 W 6:00- 6:50P MOL SCI 5241 STODDART, J.F. 100 30 SU 2.0 F 4:00- 4:50P MOL SCI 5241

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 235M ORGN SLD STATE CHEM N 542-226-200 SEM 1 T 5:00- 6:50P MOL SCI 4104 WUDL, F. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 235N SYNTH-NATRL PRODCTS N 542-227-200 SEM 1 F 4:00- 6:50P MOL SCI 3515 KWON, O. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 235O POLYMR CHEM&BIOMTRL N 542-228-200 DIS 1 W 5:00- 6:50P MOL SCI 4104 MAYNARD, H.D. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 236 SPCTRSCP MTH-ORG CH N 542-224-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 3069 GARCIA-GARIBAY, M. 40 02 4.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 244A ORGANIC SYNTHESIS N 542-275-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 4216 KWON, O. 40 03 4.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 247 ORGANIC COLLOQUIUM N 542-295-200 SEM 1 R 4:00- 5:50P MOL SCI 3440 GARCIA-GARIBAY, M. 200 30 SU 2.0 R 4:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG CS24

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS For Chemistry 248, graduate students beyond their first year should enroll on an S/U basis.

248 ORGANIC CHEM SEM N 542-309-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 4:50P MOL SCI 3440 HOUK, K.N. 200 30 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

Chemistry 249A is for first-year graduate students only. All other students should enroll in Chemistry 249B. 249A PROB-ADV ORGNC CHEM N 542-313-200 LEC 1 W 7:00- 8:50P MOL SCI 3440 KWON, O. 200 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 249B PROB-ADV ORGNC CHEM N 542-314-200 LEC 1 M 7:00- 8:50P MOL SCI 3440 MERLIC, C.A. 200 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS CM253 MACROMOLCULR STRUCT N 542-350-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:20A HLTHSCI 33105A CAREY, M.F. 25 13 G 4.0 W 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM253, HUM GEN CM253 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

256A BIOCHEM-PLSMA PROTN N 542-373-200 SEM 1 VAR WGYOUNG SCHUMAKER, V.N. 100 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS


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256B BIOCHEM-PROTN FNCTN N 542-374-200 SEM 1 W 12:00-12:50P BOYER 644 CLARKE, S.G. 100 30 SU 2.0 F 12:00- 1:50P BOYER 644

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256C BIOCH&MOL GEN-FUNGI N 542-375-200 SEM 1 M 12:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 5076 WEISS, R.L. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256D DROSOPHIL EMBRYOGEN N 542-376-200 SEM 1 R 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 5076 COUREY, A.J. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256F PROKARYOTIC DVLPMNT N 542-379-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 5076 GOBER, J.W. 100 30 SU 2.0 T 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 5076

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256G NUCLEIC ACID STRCTR N 542-380-200 SEM 1 T 5:00- 6:50P BOYER 244 FEIGON, J.F. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256H PROMOTER ACTIVATION N 542-381-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 3:50P BOYER 444 GRALLA, J.D. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256J CELL MOTILITY N 542-382-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 2:50P BOYER 444 REISLER, E. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256K CHLAMYDOMONAS N 542-383-200 SEM 1 M 5:00- 6:50P BOYER 444 MERCHANT, S. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256L LIT-STRUCTURAL BIO N 542-384-200 SEM 1 R 11:00-12:20P BOYER 159 EISENBERG, D.S. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256M EUKARYOTIC ORGANSMS N 542-385-200 SEM 1 R 5:30- 8:20P WGYOUNG 5076 MARTINSON, H.G. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256N STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY N 542-386-200 SEM 1 R 11:00-12:20P BOYER 159 EISENBERG, D.S. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256O MEMBRANE BIOPHYSICS N 542-387-200 SEM 1 VAR WGYOUNG HUBBELL, W.L. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256P PROTEIN STRUCTURE N 542-388-200 SEM 1 F 2:00- 3:30P BOYER 644 BOWIE, J.U. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256Q UBIQUINONE IN YEAST N 542-390-200 SEM 1 T 8:30-10:50A WGYOUNG 5076 CLARKE, C.F. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256R PROTEIN STRUCTURE N 542-391-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 4:50P BOYER 644 CLUBB, R.T. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256S PROTEOME BIOINFORMT N 542-392-200 SEM 1 VAR WGYOUNG LEE, C.J. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256T RNA PROCESS&GENOMCS N 542-393-200 SEM 1 F 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 5076 CHANFREAU, G. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256U MITOCHNDRL BIOGNSIS N 542-394-200 SEM 1 M 8:45- 9:50A WGYOUNG 5076 KOEHLER, C.M. 100 30 SU 2.0 M 11:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2033

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 256V PROTEOMCS&SPCTRMTRY N 542-370-200 DIS 1 F 2:00- 2:50P BOYER 344 LOO, J.A. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS 258 TPC-BIOCHEM&MOL BIO N 542-396-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2200 GOBER, J.W. 200 30 2.0


268 BIOCHEM RSRCH SEM N 542-469-200 SEM 1 F 3:30- 6:20P MOL SCI 3440 FEIGON, J.F. 200 30 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

269A PROTEIN STRUCTURE N 542-473-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 10:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1044 BOWIE, J.U. 30 03 G 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM AND BIOCHEM AND MOLEC BIO GRADS

269B BIOCATLYS&BIOENRGTC N 542-474-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 10:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1044 KOEHLER, C.M. 30 03 G 3.0 RESTRICT: CHEM AND BIOCHEM AND MOLEC BIO GRADS

269C NUCLEIC ACID STRCTR N 542-475-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 10:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1044 FEIGON, J.F. 30 03 G 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM AND BIOCHEM AND MOLEC BIO GRADS

269D GENE EXPRESSION N 542-476-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 10:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1044 GRALLA, J.D. 30 03 G 3.0 RESTRICT: CHEM AND BIOCHEM AND MOLEC BIO GRADS

272A SEM-CHEM OF MATERLS N 542-500-200 SEM 1 F 11:00-12:50P MOL SCI 3515 KANER, R.B. 100 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

272B METL&INORGN&BIOMETL N 542-501-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 2:50P MOL SCI 3440 HAWTHORNE, M.F. 100 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

272C INORGANC SPCTROSCPY N 542-502-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 3:50P MOL SCI 3515 ZINK, J.I. 100 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

272D TRANSTN MTLS&OXYGEN N 542-503-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 4:20P WGYOUNG 3096 VALENTINE, J.S. 100 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

272E CHEM VAPOR DEPOSITN N 542-504-200 SEM 1 VAR WGYOUNG KAESZ, H.D. 100 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

272G ISSUES-CHEMICAL ED N 542-506-200 SEM 1 VAR WGYOUNG RUSSELL, A.A. 100 30 SU 2.0C276A GRP THY&APPL-INO CH N 542-511-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 1044 ZINK, J.I. 20 02 4.0 TR 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 1044


278 INORGANIC CHEM SEM N 542-526-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 5:50P MOL SCI 3440 KANER, R.B. 200 30 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

284 MATRL CREATION TRNG N 542-552-200 SEM 1 W 12:00-12:50P MOL SCI 3440 WUDL, F. 20 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

C285 MATERIALS CHEM LAB N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-10:50A LAKRETZ 120 TOLBERT, S.H. 0 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

542-558-201 LAB 1A TR 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 1033 0 0.0M370A SCI INSTRUCTN MTHDS N 542-615-200 LEC 1 M 4:30- 8:20P WGYOUNG 1044 LAYTON, W.J. 10 30 4.0

SAME AS : E&S SCI M370A, PHYSICS M370A 495 TEACHG COLLEGE CHEM N 542-790-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 1260 RUSSELL, A.A. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: CHEM,BIOCHEM,GEOCHEM,MOL BIO GRADS

CHICANA AND CHICANO STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

10A CHICANO HIST&CULTUR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P FOWLER A103B GASPAR DE ALBA, A. 300 30 G 5.0 144-029-201 DIS 1A M 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2292 15 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 144-029-202 DIS 1B M 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3178 30 0.0 144-029-203 DIS 1C W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1221A 30 0.0 144-029-204 DIS 1D R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1221A 30 0.0 144-029-205 DIS 1E W 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1264 30 0.0


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144-029-206 DIS 1F W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2178 30 0.0 144-029-207 DIS 1G F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3150 30 0.0 144-029-208 DIS 1H T 4:00- 4:50P ROLFE 2126 30 0.0 144-029-209 DIS 1I T 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1651 30 0.0 144-029-210 DIS 1J M 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2178 30 0.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 144-057-201 SEM 1 W 2:00- 3:50P MS 6201 GASPAR DE ALBA, A. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Chicano 19, seminar 1: Death, Gender, and U.S.-Mexico Border

89 HONORS SEMINARS N 144-267-200 SEM 1 M 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2292 GASPAR DE ALBA, A. 15 30 1.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

100SL BARRIO SERVC LEARNG N 144-302-200 SEM 1 R 5:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 3211 PESCADOR, O.A. 45 30 G 4.0M103C ORIGIN-CHICANO THTR N 144-443-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-11:50A HAINES 118 VALENZUELA, J.L. 50 12 4.0

SAME AS : THEATER M103C RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

111 CHIC&LAT INTLC TRAD N 144-462-200 LEC 1 TBA PONS, M.C. 32 20 G 5.0128 RACE&GENDR&US LABOR N 144-504-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3178 NARRO, V.H. 43 12 G 4.0141 CHICANA&LATINA NARR N 144-543-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1329 PONS, M.C. 32 16 G 4.0M159A HIST-CHICANO PEOPLE N 144-710-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3157 GOMEZ-QUINONES, J. 10 12 4.0

SAME AS : HIST M151A For Chicano M167A, students must also attend the GE Clusters 20A twice weekly 90-minute lecture.


SAME AS : AFRO-AM M167A, ASIA AM M167A For Chicano M167A, students must also attend the GE Clusters 20A twice weekly 90-minute lecture.

144-702-202 SEM 2 TR 12:30- 1:45P DE NEVE P350 DECKER, J.L. 9 14 5.0 R 2:00- 3:50P DE NEVE P349 179 LANG&POLICIES-U.S. N 144-774-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3175 MACIAS, R.F. 40 07 G 4.0M183 HIST OF LOS ANGELES N 144-798-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 1200 AVILA, E.R. 150 14 4.0

SAME AS : HIST M155 M186A BEYOND MEXICN MURAL Y 144-816-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P OFF CAM BACA, J.F. 5 30 4.0

SAME AS : ART M186A, WLD ART M125A M186AL BEYOND MEXICN MURAL N 144-817-200 LAB 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P OFF CAM BACA, J.F. 5 30 2.0

SAME AS : ART M186AL, WLD ART M125AL 188 SPECIAL COURSES N 144-829-200 SEM 1 MW 5:30- 7:20P BUNCHE 1221A 30 30 4.0

Chicano 188, seminar 1: 144-829-202 SEM 2 MW 9:00-10:50A KINROSS 111 20 30 4.0

Chicano 188, seminar 2:

CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on HSSEAS undergraduate nontutorial classes and HSSEAS graduate nontutorial classes taught concurrently with undergraduate classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who enroll in upper division HSSEAS courses without completing the requisites are subject to disenrollment after the second class meeting. If necessary, consult an HSSEAS counselor in 6426 Boelter Hall.

1 INTRO TO CIVIL ENGR N 147-001-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 3:50P PAB 1425 YEH, W.W. 75 16 PN 2.015 COMPUTNG-CIVIL ENGR N 147-044-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 3760 ELMER, W. 20 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG ENGINEERING OR GEOLOGY OR GEOPHYS 147-044-210 LEC 2 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3760 SUWATNODOM, P. 20 14 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG ENGINEERING OR GEOLOGY OR GEOPHYS 108 INT-MCHN-DFMBL SLDS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 3656 SHUGAR, T.A. 60 05 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UNDERGRAD ENGINEERING OR GEOLOGY 147-348-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5272 HU, W. 30 0.0 147-348-202 DIS 1B F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 9436 HU, W. 30 0.0120 PRIN SOIL MECHANICS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2444 VUCETIC, M. 60 13 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 147-420-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5280 KOCIJAN, J. 32 0.0 147-420-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4413 32 0.0128L SOIL MECHANICS LAB Y ----------- LEC 1 M 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 1567 VUCETIC, M. 16 05 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UNDERGRAD ENGINEERING OR GEOLOGY 147-513-201 LAB 1A MW 9:00-11:50A BOELTER 1567 YAMAGATA, A.Y. 16 0.0135A ELEM STRUCT ANLY Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5440 FELTON, L.P. 60 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: CIVIL ENGINEERING MAJORS 147-541-201 DIS 1A F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5440 OH, S. 60 0.0137 ELEM STRCTR DYNAMCS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5249 JU, J. 45 14 G 4.0

RESTRICT: CIVIL ENGINEERING MAJORS 147-548-201 DIS 1A W 6:00- 7:50P BOELTER 5249 YUAN, K. 45 0.0137L STRCTRL DYNAMCS LAB Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 2:50P ENGR I 2011 THE STAFF 20 15 G 4.0 147-551-201 LAB 1A TR 3:00- 4:50P ENGR I 2011 MASSONE SANCHEZ, L 20 0.0141 STEEL STRUCTURES Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5440 GAVAN, J.R. 45 09 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 147-565-201 DIS 1A F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5436 45 0.0150 INTRO TO HYDROLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5440 MARGULIS, S.A. 45 07 G 4.0 147-600-201 DIS 1A R 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5436 45 0.0153 INTR-ENVIR ENGR SCI Y 147-614-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P MS 5200 STOLZENBACH, K.D. 75 15 G 4.0155 WTR&WASTEWTR TRTMNT Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5436 STENSTROM, M.K. 35 09 G 4.0 147-622-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5436 ROSSO, D. 35 0.0156A ENVIRNMNTL CHEM LAB Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5272 LAU, S. 16 05 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 147-623-201 LAB 1A MW 1:00- 3:50P BOELTER 7737 16 0.0220 ADV SOIL MECHANICS N 547-101-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 4413 STEWART, J.P. 15 07 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 223 ERTH RETAINNG STRCT N 547-116-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5280 PRADEL, D.E. 20 15 G 4.0224 ADV SOIL BEHAVIOR N 547-120-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5419 VUCETIC, M. 10 09 G 4.0M230A MECH DEFORM SOLIDS N 547-151-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5272 MAL, A.K. 10 03 G 4.0

SAME AS : MECH&AE M256A232 THRY-PLATES&SHELLS N 547-160-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A MS 7608 THE STAFF 10 01 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 235A ADV STRUCT ANALYSIS N 547-175-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5264 TACIROGLU, E. 30 07 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 238 COMPUTNL SOLID MECH N 547-191-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 4413 CHEN, J. 15 09 G 4.0


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243A RC STRUCTRAL ELMNTS N 547-216-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P MS 6201 WALLACE, J.W. 20 05 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

244 STRL LDS&SFT-CV STR N 547-220-200 LEC 1 TR 6:00- 7:50P BOELTER 5264 SKOKAN, M.J. 25 16 G 4.0249 STRCTR ENGR&MECHNCS N 547-245-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5252 WALLACE, J.W. 25 15 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 250A SURFACE WATER HYDRO Y 547-250-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P MS 5137 HOGUE, T.S. 10 15 G 4.0252 ECON-WTR&ENVIR PLAN N 547-261-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5419 KENDALL, D.R. 0 16 G 4.0253 MATH MDLS WATR QUAL N 547-265-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 4413 SUN, N. 20 05 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 254A AQUATC INORGNC CHEM N 547-271-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A DODD 154 JAY, J.A. 20 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 259A TPCS-ENVIRNMNT ENGR N 547-296-200 LEC 1 T 11:00-11:50A MOORE 1003 STOLZENBACH, K.D. 25 13 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 547-950-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED YEH, W.W. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 495 TA TRAINING SEMINAR N 547-790-200 SEM 1 R 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5713 KO, Y. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 547-790-202 SEM 2 TBA KO, Y. 10 30 SU 2.0


CLASSICS

Classics A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

10 DISCOVERING GREEKS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A DODD 147 GOLDBERG, S.M. 350 02 5.0 148-012-201 DIS 1A R 8:30- 9:45A PUB POL 1256 25 0.0 148-012-202 DIS 1B R 8:30- 9:45A PUB POL 1264 25 0.0 148-012-203 DIS 1C R 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 2178 25 0.0 148-012-204 DIS 1D R 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 3156 25 0.0 148-012-205 DIS 1E R 12:30- 1:45P DODD 162 25 0.0 148-012-206 DIS 1F R 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 2178 25 0.0 148-012-207 DIS 1G R 2:00- 3:15P DODD 162 25 0.0 148-012-208 DIS 1H R 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 2242 25 0.0 148-012-209 DIS 1I R 3:30- 4:45P DODD 162 25 0.0 148-012-210 DIS 1J R 3:30- 4:45P PUB POL 1270 25 0.0 148-012-211 DIS 1K R 9:00-10:15A PUB POL 2242 25 0.0 148-012-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 3:15P KAUFMAN 101 25 0.0 148-012-213 DIS 1M R 9:00-10:15A BUNCHE 3150 25 0.0 148-012-214 DIS 1N R 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3175 25 0.0142 ANCIENT EPIC Y 148-511-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:15P DODD 175 KING, K.C. 40 16 4.0144 STUDIES-ANCNT CULTR Y 148-525-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1234 60 06 4.0M153B MYCENAEAN ART&ARCHL Y 148-658-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 175 MORRIS, S.P. 50 12 4.0

SAME AS : ART HIS M102B191 ADV VARIABLE TOPICS N 148-854-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2278 HASLAM, M.W. 15 09 G 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Classics 191:

201B THE ROMAN WORLD N 548-015-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P DODD 162 10 09 2.0/ 4.0 252 TOPOG&MONUMT-ATHENS N 548-320-200 LEC 1 F 12:30- 3:30P FOWLER A222 PAPADOPOULOS, J.K. 10 07 2.0/ 4.0 287 GRD COLLQ CLASS LIT N 548-550-200 SEM 1 M 9:00-11:50A DODD 232 VINE, B.H. 15 30 SU 4.0375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 548-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED PAPADOPOULOS, J.K. 6 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 548-620-202 SEM 2 UNSCHED SISSA, G. 2 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 548-620-203 SEM 3 UNSCHED EASTON, S.M. 3 30 SU 1.0- 4.0


Greek A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

1 ELEMENTARY GREEK N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2242 40 22 5.0 149-005-201 DIS 1A TR 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 1265 20 0.0 149-005-202 DIS 1B TR 1:00- 1:50P DODD 232 20 0.020 INTERMEDIATE GREEK Y 149-061-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3178 20 04 4.0121 PLATO Y 149-426-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 232 HASLAM, M.W. 15 13 4.0244 GREEK PAPYROLOGY N 549-372-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P DODD 221A HASLAM, M.W. 10 15 4.0

Latin A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

1 ELEMENTARY LATIN N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2160 CHINN, C.M. 40 21 5.0 150-011-201 DIS 1A TR 9:00- 9:50A DODD 162 20 0.0 150-011-202 DIS 1B TR 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3153 20 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2160 CHINN, C.M. 40 21 5.0 150-011-211 DIS 2A TR 10:00-10:50A DODD 220 20 0.0 150-011-212 DIS 2B TR 12:00-12:50P DODD 220 20 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MWF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2238 GURVAL, R.A. 40 21 5.0 150-011-221 DIS 3A TR 10:00-10:50A HAINES A28 20 0.0 150-011-222 DIS 3B TR 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2317 20 0.020 INTERMEDIATE LATIN Y 150-060-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE A152 0 03 4.0 150-060-201 LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2214 20 05 4.0113 CICERO-THE ORATIONS Y 150-375-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2319 VINE, B.H. 0 06 4.0130 POST-CLASSIC LATIN N 150-480-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P DODD 232 0 15 4.0200B HIST-LATIN LITERATR N 550-013-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:30P BUNCHE 2173 10 13 6.0

COMMUNICATION STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

10 INTRO-COMMCTN STDS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P DODD 147 SUMAN, M.W. 300 16 G 5.0 154-013-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1278 25 0.0 154-013-202 DIS 1B T 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2238 25 0.0 154-013-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2135 25 0.0


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154-013-204 DIS 1D R 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2135 25 0.0 154-013-205 DIS 1E T 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2168 25 0.0 154-013-206 DIS 1F R 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 160 25 0.0 154-013-207 DIS 1G W 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1343 25 0.0 154-013-208 DIS 1H F 10:00-10:50A MS 6201 25 0.0 154-013-209 DIS 1I F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2168 25 0.0 154-013-210 DIS 1J M 5:00- 5:50P ROYCE 162 25 0.0 154-013-211 DIS 1K R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2181 25 0.0 154-013-212 DIS 1L F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2181 25 0.0M70 ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE N 154-210-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROYCE 164 STEVENS, C.M. 5 14 G 5.0

SAME AS : GERMAN M70, I E STD M70 89 HONORS SEMINARS N 154-268-201 SEM 1 T 2:00- 2:50P MOORE 1003 SUMAN, M.W. 20 30 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 154-268-202 SEM 2 R 5:00- 5:50P HAINES 110 SUMAN, M.W. 20 30 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 100 COMMUNICATION THRY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 1200 KELLY, W. 225 02 4.0 154-310-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 148 25 0.0 154-310-202 DIS 1B W 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 160 25 0.0 154-310-203 DIS 1C F 10:00-10:50A DODD 178 25 0.0 154-310-204 DIS 1D T 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2181 25 0.0 154-310-205 DIS 1E M 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 154 25 0.0 154-310-206 DIS 1F F 1:00- 1:50P HAINES A24 25 0.0 154-310-207 DIS 1G F 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 148 25 0.0 154-310-208 DIS 1H W 5:00- 5:50P ROYCE 160 25 0.0 154-310-209 DIS 1I R 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1337 25 0.0101 FREEDOM OF COMUNCTN N ----------- LEC 1 R 5:00- 7:50P ROLFE 1200 VALLE, J.B. 225 16 4.0 154-320-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 164 27 0.0 154-320-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 154 27 0.0 154-320-203 DIS 1C T 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 162 27 0.0 154-320-204 DIS 1D R 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 162 27 0.0 154-320-205 DIS 1E M 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 164 27 0.0 154-320-206 DIS 1F W 9:00- 9:50A MS 6201 27 0.0 154-320-207 DIS 1G M 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 150 27 0.0 154-320-208 DIS 1H W 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 154 27 0.0 154-320-209 DIS 1I M 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 150 27 0.0115 DYAD COMM&INTPR REL N 154-410-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A HAINES 118 KELLY, W. 125 04 4.0M125 TALK&SOCL INSTITTNS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A2 HERITAGE, J. 15 15 4.0

SAME AS : SOCIOL CM125 154-449-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P KAUFMAN 153 5 0.0 154-449-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3105 5 0.0 154-449-203 DIS 1C R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3178 5 0.0150 COMMUNICATION RSRCH Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P MS 4000A PETERSON, S.M. 75 08 G 5.0

RESTRICT: COMMUNICATION STUDIES MAJORS 154-631-201 DIS 1A M 5:00- 5:50P ROYCE 160 25 0.0 154-631-202 DIS 1B W 5:00- 5:50P ROYCE 154 25 0.0 154-631-203 DIS 1C M 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3134 25 0.0152 ANLYS-COMM EFFECTS Y 154-645-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2270 SUMAN, M.W. 75 13 4.0158 EVOLUTION-COMM TECH N 154-665-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2214 GROELING, T.J. 75 07 G 4.0M159 PORNO AND EVOLUTION N 154-670-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3135 MALAMUTH, N.M. 20 14 G 4.0

SAME AS : WOM STD M159 160 POLITICAL COMUNCTN N 154-675-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P HAINES A2 GROELING, T.J. 120 06 G 4.0165 AGITATIONL COMUNCTN N ----------- LEC 1 M 5:00- 7:50P ROLFE 1200 VONBLUM, P. 225 30 G 4.0 154-705-201 DIS 1A R 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 154 25 0.0 154-705-202 DIS 1B W 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 150 25 0.0 154-705-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1264 25 0.0 154-705-204 DIS 1D M 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 154 25 0.0 154-705-205 DIS 1E T 5:00- 5:50P ROYCE 154 25 0.0 154-705-206 DIS 1F R 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 162 25 0.0 154-705-207 DIS 1G W 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 154 25 0.0 154-705-208 DIS 1H W 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2126 25 0.0 154-705-209 DIS 1I T 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 160 25 0.0174 TRIAL BY JURY N 154-744-200 LEC 1 T 5:00- 7:50P DODD 146 GORIN, D. 75 15 G 4.0179 IMAGES OF U.S. N 154-774-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3135 SANDERS, B. 20 12 4.0183 ASIA MEDIA SYSTEMS N 154-798-200 LEC 1 W 5:00- 7:50P ROYCE 362 PLATE, T. 125 30 G 4.0185 FLD STD-COMMUNICATN Y 154-793-200 LEC 1 T 5:00- 6:50P HAINES A18 GREGORY, M.S. 125 30 PN 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY 187 ETHCL&PLCY-MASS COM Y 154-799-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P DODD 121 PLATE, T. 125 30 4.0191B SSTMS&INSTTNS&PLCYS N 154-845-201 SEM 2 T 5:00- 7:50P PUB POL 1234 GORIN, D. 75 30 4.0

Communication Studies 191B, seminar 2: 191K COMMUNICATION POLCY N 154-854-201 SEM 2 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 2178 BAUM, M.A. 25 15 4.0

Communication Studies 191K, seminar 2: 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM N 154-864-200 SEM 1 M 4:00- 4:50P HAINES A6 GROELING, T.J. 20 30 PN 2.0


COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES 132 HLTH&DSEAS&SRV-L AM N 040-492-200 LEC 1 T 10:00-12:50P PUB HLT 61235 TAUB, B. 22 13 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE 179 LIFE SKILLS N 040-774-201 SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ASHE 414 VIELE, P.L. 25 30 4.0 040-774-202 SEM 2 MW 1:00- 2:50P PUB HLT VIELE, P.L. 20 30 4.0 040-774-203 SEM 3 MW 2:00- 3:50P PUB HLT VIELE, P.L. 25 30 4.0 040-774-204 SEM 4 TR 9:00-10:50A PUB HLT VIELE, P.L. 15 30 4.0 040-774-205 SEM 5 TR 1:00- 2:50P PUB HLT VIELE, P.L. 20 30 4.0 040-774-206 SEM 6 TR 1:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 3069 VIELE, P.L. 25 30 4.0 040-774-207 SEM 7 TR 1:00- 2:50P PUB HLT VIELE, P.L. 25 30 4.0 040-774-208 SEM 8 TR 1:00- 2:50P PUB HLT VIELE, P.L. 25 30 4.0200 GLOBAL HLTH PROBLMS N 840-002-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P PUB HLT 51279 GALAL, O.M. 30 15 G 4.0



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M208 INTRO-DEMOG METHODS N 840-048-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3288 FRANKENBERG, E.A. 5 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : BIOSTAT M208, SOCIOL M213A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

210 COMUNITY HEALTH SCI N 840-061-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 13105A GOLDSTEIN, M.S. 80 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES MAJORS

213 CMMNTY&PTNT HLTH ED N 840-078-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A PUB HLT A1241 MORISKY, D.E. 0 11 G 4.0 R 8:00- 9:50A PUB HLT 61262

RESTRICT: ALL PUBLIC HEALTH MAJORS M218 QUESTNNR DSGN&ADMIN N 840-108-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A PUB HLT 61269 BOURQUE, L.B. 15 30 G 4.0

SAME AS : EPIDEM M218 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M223 TOBACCO N 840-138-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A PUB HLT 5 11 G 4.0 SAME AS : HLT SER CM221 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

229 VIOLENCE PREVENTION N 840-174-200 LEC 1 TBA PUB HLT 15 20 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

231 MTRNL&CHILD NUTRITN N 840-186-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A PUB HLT 61269 NEUMANN, C.G. 40 13 G 4.0 RESTRICT: PUBLIC HEALTH MAJOR

M234 OBESITY&ACTVTY&NUTR N 840-206-200 SEM 1 R 12:00- 2:50P PUB HLT 61235 MCCARTHY, W.J. 15 30 4.0 SAME AS : HLT SER M255

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M239 RACE AND ETHNICITY N 840-236-200 DIS 1 T 3:00- 5:50P PUB HLT 61262 KAGAWA SINGER, M. 20 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : ASIA AM M239 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M244 ADV SEM-MDCL ANTHRO N 840-264-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P HAINES 310 GARRO, L.C. 5 15 2.0- 4.0 SAME AS : ANTHRO M263Q, NURSING M273, PSYCTRY M273 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M245A CHILD ABUSE&NEGLECT N 840-270-200 LEC 1 R 4:30- 6:30P LAW GOLDSTEIN, R.D. 10 30 G 2.0 SAME AS : DENT M300A, EDUC M217G, MED M290A, NURSING M290A, SOC WLF M203F RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

247 PPLTN CHNG&PUB PLCY N 840-282-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A PUB HLT 61262 PEBLEY, A.R. 15 13 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

257 DISASTR PREPAREDNSS N 840-342-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB HLT 41235 SHOAF, K.I. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

272 SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY N 840-428-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P PUB HLT 41235 SIEGEL, J.M. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M275 HLTH&ILLNESS BEHAVR N 840-451-200 SEM 1 TBA PUB HLT 10 30 4.0 SAME AS : SOCIOL M249B RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

282 CMNCT-HLTH PROMO&ED N 840-492-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB HLT 61262 KAR, S.B. 25 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES MAJORS

286 DOCTORAL ROUNDTABLE N 840-517-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 5:50P PUB HLT 41268 WALLACE, S.P. 50 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES MAJORS

290 RACE&CLS&CLTR&AGING N 840-540-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P BRI 73378 WALLACE, S.P. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

292 COM&MEDIA-HLT PROMO N 840-553-200 LEC 1 TBA PUB HLT 22 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

296 RSRCH TPCS-COMM HLT N 840-577-300 DIS 1 TBA PUB HLT 20 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Community Health 296:M420 CHLDRN-SPCL HLTH CR N 840-640-200 LEC 1 R 1:00- 3:50P PUB HLT 61262 BAER, M.T. 15 30 G 4.0

SAME AS : SOC WLF M290I433 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH N 840-667-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P PUB HLT 51279 LU, M.C. 25 30 G 4.0

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RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 485 RSRC DEV-CMNTY HLTH N 840-770-200 LEC 1 W 10:00-12:50P PUB HLT 51279 PRELIP, M.L. 25 30 G 4.0


COMPARATIVE LITERATURE A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE POLICY FOR ATTENDANCE AND LATE ENROLLMENT IN ALL 2W AND 4W CLASSES: The department will cancel your enrollment in any Comparative Literature 2W and 4W class if you do not attend at least one of the first two class meetings. After the first week of classes, wait-listed students may enroll in Comparative Literature 2W and 4W classes only with permission to enroll obtained from the instructor.

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M165 HOLOCAUST IN LIT Y 152-690-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 1256 BAND, A.J. 25 07 4.0 SAME AS : JEWISH M187

191 VARIABLE TOPICS N 152-846-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROYCE 148 THE STAFF 25 15 4.0200 METHODOLOGY-COM LIT N 556-005-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1265 KAUFMAN, E.K. 15 30 6.0

RESTRICT: COMPARATIVE LITERATURE MAJORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS285 TRANSLATION WORKSHP N 556-451-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2150 HEIM, M.H. 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 290 CNTMP THRYS OF CRIT N 556-499-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1265 CIAVOLELLA, M. 15 08 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 556-499-202 SEM 3 R 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2150 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 556-620-200 SEM 1 MW 7:00- 8:50P ROYCE 357 KING, K.C. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: COMPARATIVE LITERATURE MAJORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS495 PREP TEACH LIT&CMPO N 556-775-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 357 KOMAR, K.L. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: COMPARATIVE LITERATURE MAJORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS

COMPUTER SCIENCE A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on HSSEAS undergraduate nontutorial classes and HSSEAS graduate nontutorial classes taught concurrently with undergraduate classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who enroll in upper division HSSEAS courses without completing the requisites are subject to disenrollment after the second class meeting. If necessary, consult an HSSEAS counselor in 6426 Boelter Hall.

31 INTRO TO COM SCI 1 N ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2258A SMALLBERG, D.A. 60 28 G 4.0 RESTRICT: COM SCI AND EL ENGR UNDERGRADUATES

187-093-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5280 30 0.0 187-093-202 DIS 1B F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5273 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2270 THE STAFF 60 28 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI AND EL ENGR UNDERGRADUATES 187-093-211 DIS 2A F 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 150 30 0.0 187-093-212 DIS 2B F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MW 2:00- 3:50P FOWLER A139 SMALLBERG, D.A. 60 28 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI AND EL ENGR UNDERGRADUATES 187-093-221 DIS 3A F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5419 30 0.0 187-093-222 DIS 3B F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 9436 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 4 MW 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 2258A THE STAFF 60 28 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI AND EL ENGR UNDERGRADUATES 187-093-231 DIS 4A F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5252 30 0.0 187-093-232 DIS 4B F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5419 30 0.033 COMPUTER ORGANIZATN Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 3656 THE STAFF 60 28 G 5.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI AND EL ENGR UNDERGRADUATES 187-101-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5422 20 0.0 187-101-202 DIS 1B F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5252 20 0.0M51A LOGC DSGN-DGTL SSTM Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5249 65 11 G 4.0

SAME AS : EL ENGR M16 RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBER,PRECYB UNDERGRADS

187-154-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5436 33 0.0 187-154-202 DIS 1B F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5436 32 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 TR 6:00- 7:50P BOELTER 5249 0 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBER,PRECYB UNDERGRADS 187-154-206 DIS 2A F 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 162 0 0.0 187-154-207 DIS 2B F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5280 0 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2760 POTKONJAK, M. 65 07 G 4.0

RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBER,PRECYB UNDERGRADS 187-154-211 DIS 3A F 12:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 3656 33 0.0 187-154-212 DIS 3B TBA 32 0.0111 OPERATNG SSTMS PRIN Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2258A THE STAFF 55 15 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI, EE, CYBERNETICS JR OR SR 187-336-201 DIS 1A F 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3135 28 0.0 187-336-202 DIS 1B F 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 156 27 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2760 THE STAFF 45 09 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI, EE, CYBERNETICS JR OR SR 187-336-211 DIS 2A F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5249 45 0.0112 COM SYS MDLG FNDMTL Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PAB 1434A MUNTZ, R.R. 55 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI, CYBERNETICS JUNIORS&SENIORS 187-338-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5249 55 0.0117 NETWRK-PHYSCL LAYER N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P MS 5148 25 15 G 6.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI, CYBERNETICS JUNIORS&SENIORS 187-344-201 DIS 1A W 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3704 10 0.0 187-344-202 DIS 1B W 2:30- 4:30P BOELTER 3704 10 0.0118 CMPTR NTWRK FNDMNTL Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A PAB 1434A LU, S. 70 28 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI, EE, CYBERNETICS JR OR SR 187-350-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 9436 35 0.0 187-350-202 DIS 1B F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5273 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5422 THE STAFF 40 28 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI, EE, CYBERNETICS JR OR SR 187-350-211 DIS 2A F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5420 40 0.0131 PROGRAMMING LANGS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2250 EGGERT, P.R. 60 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI,CYBER,CS&LING JUNIOR,SENIOR 187-510-201 LAB 1A F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5419 30 0.0 187-510-202 LAB 1B F 2:00- 3:50P MS 5148 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2760 EGGERT, P.R. 60 15 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI,CYBER,CS&LING JUNIOR,SENIOR 187-510-211 LAB 2A F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5419 30 0.0 187-510-212 LAB 2B F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5264 30 0.0132 COMPILER CONSTRCTN Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 3400 PALSBERG, J. 60 07 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI,CYBER,CS&LING JUNIOR,SENIOR 187-545-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A44 30 0.0 187-545-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5440 30 0.0133 PARALL&DSTRBTD CMPT Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 1222 BAGRODIA, R. 30 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI, CYBERNETICS JUNIORS&SENIORS 187-549-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2238 30 0.0


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M151B COMPUTR SYSTMS ARCH Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2444 THE STAFF 60 07 G 4.0 SAME AS : EL ENGR M116C RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

187-650-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5440 60 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2444 REINMAN, G.D. 60 15 G 4.0

RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR 187-650-211 DIS 2A F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5280 60 0.0151C DESGN-DIGITL SYSTMS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 1337 50 13 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI, CYBERNETICS JUNIORS&SENIORS 187-651-201 DIS 1A F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2760 30 0.0M152A DIGITAL DESIGN LAB Y 187-686-200 LAB 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3815 THE STAFF 10 27 G 2.0

SAME AS : EL ENGR M116L RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

187-686-210 LAB 2 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 3815 THE STAFF 10 27 G 2.0 RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

187-686-220 LAB 3 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 3815 THE STAFF 10 27 G 2.0 RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR


M152B DGTL DSGN PROJ LAB Y 187-689-200 LAB 1 MWF 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 3256S 10 27 G 4.0 SAME AS : EL ENGR M116D RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

187-689-210 LAB 2 TRF 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3256S 10 27 G 4.0 RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

187-689-220 LAB 3 TRF 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 9436 THE STAFF 10 27 G 4.0 RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

187-689-230 LAB 4 MWF 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 3256S THE STAFF 10 27 G 4.0 RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

161 ARTIFICL INTELLIGNC Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5440 KORF, R.E. 50 11 G 4.0 RESTRICT: COM SCI,CYBER,CS&LING JUNIOR,SENIOR

187-696-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5420 25 0.0 187-696-202 DIS 1B F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5252 25 0.0M171L DATA COMM SSTMS LAB N 187-709-200 LAB 1 M 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 3704 DZHANIDZE, R.P. 0 01 G 2.0- 4.0 F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 3704

SAME AS : COM SCI 117, EL ENGR M171L RESTRICT: COM SCI, EE, CYBERNETICS JR OR SR

174A INTRO-COMP GRAPHICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P KNUDSEN 1240B FALOUTSOS, P. 80 09 G 4.0 187-720-201 LAB 1A TBA 40 0.0 187-720-202 LAB 1B TBA 40 0.0180 ALGORITHMS&COMPLXTY Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5436 THE STAFF 50 01 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI,EL ENGR,CYBERNTCS UNDERGRADS 187-780-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5436 25 0.0 187-780-202 DIS 1B F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5252 25 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5436 SARRAFZADEH, M. 50 13 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI,EL ENGR,CYBERNTCS UNDERGRADS 187-780-211 DIS 2A F 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 164 25 0.0 187-780-212 DIS 2B F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5280 25 0.0181 FORML LANGS&AUTOMTA Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5249 GREIBACH, S.A. 80 05 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COM SCI,CYBER,CS&LING JUNIOR,SENIOR 187-787-201 DIS 1A F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5264 40 0.0 187-787-202 DIS 1B F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2760 40 0.0M186A CYBERNETICS&BIOMED Y 187-816-200 LEC 1 F 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 2200 DISTEFANO, J.J. 25 30 PN 2.0

SAME AS : BIOMED M186A, CYBER M186A M186B MDLNG&SMLTN-BIO SYS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5419 DISTEFANO, J.J. 25 07 G 5.0

SAME AS : BIOMED M186B, CYBER M186B, MED M186B 187-817-210 DIS 1A F 11:00-12:50P BOELTER 3760 25 0.0201 COMPUTR SCIENCE SEM N 587-005-200 SEM 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 3400 THE STAFF 150 16 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS M213A EMBEDDED SYSTEMS N 587-076-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5280 SRIVASTAVA, M.B. 0 05 G 4.0

SAME AS : EL ENGR M202A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

217 INTERNET RESEARCH N 587-102-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5422 30 13 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

218 ADV COMPUTER NTWRKS N 587-111-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 9436 GERLA, M. 35 01 G 4.0 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS

239 CMPTR PROG LANG&SYS N 587-232-201 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:30P BOELTER 5280 MILLSTEIN, T.D. 15 07 G 2.0-12.0 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCI,EL ENGR GRADS

Computer Science 239, lecture 1: 587-232-202 LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P LAKRETZ 120 KOHLER, E.W. 20 15 G 2.0-12.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS Computer Science 239, lecture 2:

587-232-203 LEC 3 MW 4:00- 5:50P MOORE 1003 MAJUMDAR, R. 15 09 G 2.0-12.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Computer Science 239, lecture 3: 241A OBJT-ORNT&SMNT DTBS N 587-242-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 9436 CARDENAS, A.F. 25 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS 244A DISTRIBTD DATABASE N 587-264-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5273 THE STAFF 25 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 246 WEB INFO MANAGEMENT N 587-276-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5280 CHO, J. 25 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 251A ADVANCED COMPU ARCH N 587-306-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5420 TAMIR, Y. 30 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCI,EL ENGR GRADS M258A DSGN-VLSI CIRCT&SYS N 587-356-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5272 PAMARTI, S. 5 07 G 4.0

SAME AS : EL ENGR M216A RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS

259 COMPTR SCI-SYS DSGN N 587-357-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5252 POTKONJAK, M. 25 15 G 2.0-12.0 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS

263C ANIMATS-BASED MDLNG N 587-382-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5280 DYER, M.G. 25 13 G 4.0 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS

264A AUTO REASN THRY&APP N 587-387-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 4413 DARWICHE, A.Y. 20 13 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS


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268 MACHINE PERCEPTION N 587-405-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5422 SOATTO, S. 25 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS

M276A PATTERN RECOGNITION N 587-456-200 LEC 1 MW 12:30- 1:45P MS 5203 7 05 4.0 SAME AS : STATS M231 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS

280CO ALGORITHMS N 587-486-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5419 MEYERSON, A.W. 25 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

289A CUR TPCS CMPTR THRY N 587-545-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P MS 5203 SAHAI, A. 20 09 G 2.0-12.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

298 RSRCH SEM-CMPTR SCI N 587-581-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED THE STAFF 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCI,EL ENGR GRADS

587-581-202 SEM 2 UNSCHED THE STAFF 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS

587-581-203 SEM 3 F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5420 THE STAFF 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS







375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 587-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED ERCEGOVAC, M.D. 40 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS

495 TA TRAINING SEMINAR N 587-770-200 SEM 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 4413 KORF, R.E. 30 14 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS

CYBERNETICS A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

M186A CYBERNETICS&BIOMED Y 177-816-200 LEC 1 F 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 2200 DISTEFANO, J.J. 5 30 PN 2.0 SAME AS : BIOMED M186A, COM SCI M186A

M186B MDLNG&SMLTN-BIO SYS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5419 THE STAFF 0 07 G 5.0 SAME AS : BIOMED M186B, COM SCI M186B, MED M186B

177-817-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-12:50P BOELTER 3760 0 0.0

DENTISTRY

DentistryM300A CHILD ABUSE&NEGLECT N 575-600-200 LEC 1 R 4:30- 6:30P LAW GOLDSTEIN, R.D. 5 30 G 2.0

SAME AS : COM HLT M245A, EDUC M217G, MED M290A, NURSING M290A, SOC WLF M203F RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Oral Biology 215 FNDMNTLS-IMMUNOLOGY N 576-093-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00-12:50P DENT A3011 JEWETT, A. 20 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 226A CRANFACL GRTH&DVLPT N 576-156-200 LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A DENT A3011 BIBB, C.A. 20 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 227 DNTL EMBRYLGY&HSTLG N 576-160-200 LEC 1 T 8:00- 9:50A DENT A3011 BIBB, C.A. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 228 DENTL PHARM&THRPTCS N 576-166-200 LEC 1 M 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 23105A YAGIELA, J.A. 20 30 2.0 F 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 43105A

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 260 ORAL BIOLOGY SEM N 576-360-200 SEM 1 F 12:00-12:50P DENT 13041 QI, F. 100 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 275 MOLEC AND CELL BIOL N 576-450-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00-12:50P DENT A3011 SHI, W. 20 30 G 3.0


DESIGN | MEDIA ARTS 10 DESIGN CULTURE N 141-031-200 LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A PERLOFF 1102 HUHTAMO, E.I. 160 30 5.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 141-057-201 SEM 1 TBA HUHTAMO, E.I. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Design | Media Arts 19, seminar 1: What Is Interactive Media?

21 COLOR N 141-063-200 STU 1 TR 9:00-11:50A KINR SO S152 MIHICH, V.V. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

23 DRAWING N 141-069-200 STU 1 TR 2:00- 4:50P KINR SO S152 MIHICH, V.V. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

28 INTERACTV&MEDIA ART Y 141-084-200 STU 1 MW 2:00- 4:50P KINR SO S122 REAS, C. 18 30 4.0 RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

C101 MEDIA ARTS-INTRO N 141-307-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A KINROSS 104 HUHTAMO, E.I. 50 30 5.0 RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

C141 COMPUTER APPLICATNS N 141-546-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

153A DESIGN FOR VIDEO N 141-619-200 STU 1 MW 2:00- 4:50P KINR SO S133 KHAN, O. 18 30 5.0 RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

161A INTRO-CREATIVE INET N 141-666-200 STU 1 MW 9:00-11:50A KINR SO S124 SAUTER, D.J. 18 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

200 FACULTY SEMINAR N 541-001-200 SEM 1 M 12:00- 1:50P KINROSS 104 VESNA, V. 14 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

C201 MEDIA ARTS-INTRO N 541-006-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A KINROSS 104 HUHTAMO, E.I. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

CM241 COMPUTER APPLICATNS N 541-246-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 20 30 4.0 SAME AS : ARCH&UD M227A RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS


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254 DYNAMIC MEDIA N 541-324-200 STU 1 TR 2:00- 4:50P KINROSS 212 MOELLER, C.A. 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 541-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED VESNA, V. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 402 DESIGN STUDIO 2 N 541-604-201 STU 1 T 12:00- 1:50P KINROSS STEINKAMP, J.J. 6 30 G 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS 541-604-202 STU 2 VAR VESNA, V. 2 30 G 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS 541-604-203 STU 3 VAR MOELLER, C.A. 4 30 G 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS 541-604-204 STU 4 VAR HUHTAMO, E.I. 5 30 G 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS 541-604-205 STU 5 VAR MENDEZ, R. 2 30 G 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS 495 TA TRAINING PRACTCM N 541-790-200 SEM 1 F 10:00-11:50A KINR SO S101 VESNA, V. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: DESIGN OR DESIGN|MEDIA MAJORS

EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

1 INTRO TO EARTH SCI N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG CS76 MANNING, C.E. 90 04 4.0 178-006-201 LAB 1A T 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3657 15 0.0 178-006-202 LAB 1B T 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3657 17 0.0 178-006-203 LAB 1C T 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3657 15 0.0 178-006-204 LAB 1D T 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3657 15 0.0 178-006-205 LAB 1E W 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3657 20 0.0 178-006-206 LAB 1F W 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3657 15 0.01F EARTH SCI-FIELDWORK N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG CS76 MANNING, C.E. 60 04 5.0 178-007-201 LAB 1A T 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3657 10 0.0 178-007-202 LAB 1B T 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3657 8 0.0 178-007-203 LAB 1C T 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3657 10 0.0 178-007-204 LAB 1D T 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3657 10 0.0 178-007-205 LAB 1E W 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3657 5 0.0 178-007-206 LAB 1F W 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3657 10 0.03 ASTROBIOLOGY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 3656 NEWMAN, W.I. 75 02 5.0 178-017-201 DIS 1A M 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3645 25 0.0 178-017-202 DIS 1B M 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 3645 25 0.0 178-017-203 DIS 1C M 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3645 25 0.05 ENVIRON GEOLOGY-L A N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3656 JOHNSON, E.A. 75 03 4.0 178-027-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3657 25 0.0 178-027-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 3657 25 0.0 178-027-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3657 25 0.08 EARTHQUAKES N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A GEOLOGY 3656 VIDALE, J.E. 80 12 5.0 178-048-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4691 22 0.0 178-048-202 DIS 1B T 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4691 22 0.0 178-048-203 DIS 1C T 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4691 22 0.0 178-048-204 DIS 1D T 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 4691 22 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 TR 12:30- 1:45P GEOLOGY 3656 SORNETTE, D. 80 14 5.0 178-048-211 DIS 2A W 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4691 20 0.0 178-048-212 DIS 2B W 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4691 21 0.0 178-048-213 DIS 2C W 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4691 20 0.0 178-048-214 DIS 2D W 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 4691 20 0.09 SOLAR SYSTM&PLANETS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P GEOLOGY 3656 MCKEEGAN, K.D. 66 13 4.0 178-055-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4691 22 0.0 178-055-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4691 22 0.0 178-055-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4691 22 0.015 INTROD-OCEANOGRAPHY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MOORE 100 SCHAUBLE, E.A. 375 06 5.0 178-090-201 LAB 1A M 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-202 LAB 1B M 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-203 LAB 1C M 2:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-204 LAB 1D F 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-205 LAB 1E T 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-206 LAB 1F T 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-207 LAB 1G T 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-208 LAB 1H T 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-209 LAB 1I W 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-210 LAB 1J W 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-211 LAB 1K W 2:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-212 LAB 1L F 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-213 LAB 1M R 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-214 LAB 1N R 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.0 178-090-215 LAB 1O R 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3820 25 0.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 178-057-201 SEM 1 M 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 4677 VIDALE, J.E. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Earth and Space Science 19, seminar 1: Bad Science

178-057-202 SEM 2 TBA AURNOU, J.M. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Earth and Space Science 19, seminar 2: Signs of Glaciers Past: Eastern Sierra and Tuolumne 51A MINERALOGY-LITHOLGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4641 KAVNER, A. 20 02 4.0 178-154-201 LAB 1A TR 10:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4641 8 0.0 178-154-202 LAB 1B TR 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4641 8 0.0103B SEDIMNTRY PETROLOGY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P GEOLOGY 5655 HORTON, B.K. 40 14 6.0 178-320-201 LAB 1A TR 2:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 5655 40 0.0112 STRUCTURAL GEOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3645 YIN, A. 30 03 6.0 178-376-201 LAB 1A WF 1:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 3645 30 0.0125 VOLCANOES Y 178-454-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY BRODSKY, E.E. 20 20 4.0136A APPLIED GEOPHYSICS Y 178-517-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY HOUSTON, H.B. 0 30 4.0136B APPLIED GEOPHYSICS Y 178-521-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY MCPHERRON, R.L. 0 30 4.0136C FIELD GEOPHYSICS Y 178-522-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY DAVIS, P.M. 0 30 6.0154 SOLR TRRSTRL PHYSIC Y 178-624-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A GEOLOGY 4677 RUSSELL, C.T. 15 12 4.0


90 / ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY Fall 2005


184G FLD GEOL-GRAD STDNT Y 178-804-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY YIN, A. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 193A JOURNAL CLUB SEM N 178-842-200 SEM 1 TBA GEOLOGY WASSON, J.T. 10 30 PN 1.0200A SOLID EARTH&PLANETS N 578-001-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:30P GEOLOGY 4677 BIRD, G.P. 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 205 INVRS THRY&DAT INTR Y 578-030-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY JACKSON, D.D. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M216 EVOLUTIONRY BIOLOGY N 578-097-200 LEC 1 MW 5:00- 6:50P LS 2320 VAN VALKENBURGH, B 5 09 4.0

SAME AS : EE BIOL M200A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

235A CURRNT RSCH-GEOCHEM N 578-210-200 DIS 1 W 4:00- 5:30P GEOLOGY 4660 WASSON, J.T. 15 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

238 METAMORPHIC PETRLGY N 578-230-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY MANNING, C.E. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

244 TCTNCS-SDMNT BASINS N 578-266-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY INGERSOLL, R.V. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

245A RESEARCH-TECTONICS N 578-269-200 SEM 1 M 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3645 YIN, A. 20 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

257 SEM-PALEONTOLOGY N 578-342-200 SEM 1 R 10:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 5681 SCHOPF, J.W. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

286A SEM-PLANETOLOGY N 578-516-200 SEM 1 R 12:30- 1:30P GEOLOGY 4677 NEWMAN, W.I. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

287A SEISMLGY&EARTH INTR N 578-524-200 SEM 1 W 12:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 1810 BRODSKY, E.E. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M288A SEM-SPACE PHYSICS N 578-532-200 SEM 1 F 3:30- 4:50P GEOLOGY 6704 RUSSELL, C.T. 20 30 SU 2.0 SAME AS : A&O SCI M275A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

289 SEM-FLUID DYNAMICS N 578-539-201 SEM 1 TBA GEOLOGY AURNOU, J.M. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

293A SPACE PHYS JOURNAL N 578-558-200 SEM 1 TBA GEOLOGY RUSSELL, C.T. 10 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

295A CURNT RSRCH-E&S SCI N 578-573-200 LEC 1 R 3:30- 5:30P GEOLOGY 3656 WASSON, J.T. 60 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

C296A RCK DFRMTN&STRC&TEC N 578-543-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED AXEN, G.J. 10 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

C296G PLNTRY&ORBTL DYNAMC N 578-550-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED KEILIS-BOROK, V. 10 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

C296J METAMRPHC PETROLOGY N 578-553-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED MANNING, C.E. 10 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

C296R PLNTRY&SPACE PHYSCS N 578-561-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED RUSSELL, C.T. 10 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M370A SCI INSTRUCTN MTHDS N 578-615-200 LEC 1 M 4:30- 8:20P WGYOUNG 1044 LAYTON, W.J. 5 30 4.0 SAME AS : CHEM M370A, PHYSICS M370A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 578-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED MANNING, C.E. 2 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GEOCHEM,GEOL,GEOPHYS GRAD STUDENTS

495 TCHG ERTH&SPACE SCI N 578-790-200 SEM 1 W 5:00- 7:50P GEOLOGY 3645 MCKEEGAN, K.D. 20 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GEOCHEM,GEOL,GEOPHYS GRAD STUDENTS

ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 128-057-201 SEM 1 TBA BUTH, D.G. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 19, seminar 1: Parasites: Eating Us Alive

128-057-202 SEM 2 TBA NONACS, P.N. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 19, seminar 2: Evolutionary Medicine: How Natural Selection Helps Us Understand Why We Get Sick 100 INTRO-ECOL&BEHAVIOR Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P LAKRETZ 110 NONACS, P.N. 240 16 G 5.0 128-300-201 DIS 1A M 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 4645 24 0.0 128-300-202 DIS 1B T 9:00-10:50A FRANZ 2288 24 0.0 128-300-203 DIS 1C T 11:00-12:50P FRANZ 2288 24 0.0 128-300-204 DIS 1D T 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4645 24 0.0 128-300-205 DIS 1E W 8:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2288 24 0.0 128-300-206 DIS 1F W 9:00-10:50A MS 5225 24 0.0 128-300-207 DIS 1G W 9:00-10:50A SLICHTR 2834 24 0.0 128-300-208 DIS 1H W 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 2288 24 0.0 128-300-209 DIS 1I W 4:30- 6:20P MS 5225 24 0.0 128-300-210 DIS 1J R 8:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2288 24 0.0 128-300-211 DIS 1K R 9:00-10:50A MS 5225 0 0.0 128-300-212 DIS 1L R 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2288 0 0.0112 ICHTHYOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P LS 1315 BUTH, D.G. 24 13 G 6.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 128-372-201 LAB 1A TR 2:00- 4:50P LS 1315 24 0.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 114B FIELD ORNITHOLOGY Y 128-386-200 LEC 1 TBA OFF CAM BLUMSTEIN, D.T. 24 30 G 8.0115 MAMMALOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P LS 1113 THOMAS, J.F. 20 06 G 5.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 128-390-201 LAB 1A R 9:00-11:50A LS 1113 20 0.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 128-390-202 LAB 1B R 1:00- 3:50P LS 1113 0 0.0120 EVOLUTION Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG CS24 THE STAFF 150 07 4.0 128-420-201 DIS 1A M 3:00- 4:50P MS 5225 25 0.0 128-420-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 9:50A MS 5225 25 0.0 128-420-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-11:50A MS 5225 25 0.0 128-420-204 DIS 1D T 12:00- 1:50P MS 5225 25 0.0 128-420-205 DIS 1E T 2:00- 3:50P MS 5225 25 0.0 128-420-206 DIS 1F T 4:00- 5:50P MS 5225 25 0.0123 MARINE ECOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TBA OFF CAM FONG, P.M. 24 30 G 4.0/ 8.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 128-438-201 LAB 1A TBA OFF CAM 24 0.0/ 0.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT


Fall 2005 ECONOMICS / 91


C135 POPULATION GENETICS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P MS 5200 TAYLOR, C.E. 80 13 G 4.0 128-510-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 128-510-202 DIS 1B T 3:30- 4:20P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 128-510-203 DIS 1C W 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 128-510-204 DIS 1D R 3:30- 4:20P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0137 CHEMICAL COMMUNICTN Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BOTANY 325 ZIMMER, R.K. 30 12 4.0 128-522-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P MS 7608 15 0.0 128-522-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1628 15 0.0M139 INTRO-CHEM OCEANOGY N 128-534-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 7124A GRUBER, N. 10 03 G 4.0 M 4:00- 4:50P MS 7124A

SAME AS : A&O SCI M105 146 PHYSICOCHEM BIOLOGY Y 128-576-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BOTANY 325 NOBEL, P.S. 80 15 G 4.0151A TROPICAL ECOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 1200B GIBSON, A.C. 110 03 4.0 128-606-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 5:50P BOTANY 325 55 0.0 128-606-202 DIS 1B W 4:00- 5:20P BOTANY 325 55 0.0170 ANIML ENVIR PHYSIOL Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 6704 GORDON, M.S. 40 04 G 6.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 128-720-201 LAB 1A MW 1:00- 3:50P LS 5309 20 0.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 128-720-202 LAB 1B TR 1:00- 3:50P LS 5309 20 0.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT M200A EVOLUTIONRY BIOLOGY N 528-006-200 LEC 1 MW 5:00- 6:50P LS 2320 VAN VALKENBURGH, B 25 09 4.0

SAME AS : E&S SCI M216 RESTRICT: BIO,MB,MIMG,BIOCH,CHM,MCD,MC&IP GRAD

C235 POPULATION GENETICS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P MS 5200 TAYLOR, C.E. 10 13 G 4.0 528-210-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2288 10 0.0279 EVOLUTIONRY BIOLOGY N 528-474-200 SEM 1 TBA WAYNE, R. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 297 SELECTED TOPICS N 528-582-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED BLUMSTEIN, D.T. 20 30 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: BIO,MB,MIMG,BIOCH,CHM,MCD,MC&IP GRAD 528-582-202 SEM 2 M 4:00- 5:50P BOTANY 328 SMITH, T.B. 30 30 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: BIO,MB,MIMG,BIOCH,CHM,MCD,MC&IP GRAD 528-582-203 SEM 3 UNSCHED RUNDEL, P.W. 25 30 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: BIO,MB,MIMG,BIOCH,CHM,MCD,MC&IP GRAD 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 528-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED BLUMSTEIN, D.T. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: BIO,MB,MIMG,BIOCH,CHM,MCD,MC&IP GRAD 495 TCHG BIOL-HGHR EDUC N 528-790-200 SEM 1 TR 5:00- 6:50P LS 2320 VANCE, R.R. 40 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: BIO,MB,MIMG,BIOCH,CHM,MCD,MC&IP GRAD

ECONOMICS A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. For all undergraduate Economics courses except Economics 1, 2, and 19, enrollment is not allowed until the first enrollment pass.

1 PRIN OF ECONOMICS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A HAINES 39 ALLEN, W.R. 299 11 4.0 180-004-201 QIZ 1A M 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3178 23 0.0 180-004-202 QIZ 1B M 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3178 23 0.0 180-004-203 QIZ 1C T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2168 23 0.0 180-004-204 QIZ 1D T 10:00-10:50A HAINES A76 23 0.0 180-004-205 QIZ 1E W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE A152 23 0.0 180-004-206 QIZ 1F W 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2242 23 0.0 180-004-207 QIZ 1G R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE A152 23 0.0 180-004-208 QIZ 1H R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE A152 23 0.0 180-004-209 QIZ 1I F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3117 23 0.0 180-004-210 QIZ 1J F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3117 23 0.0 180-004-211 QIZ 1K M 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2156 23 0.0 180-004-212 QIZ 1L W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2168 23 0.0 180-004-213 QIZ 1M F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2181 23 0.02 PRIN OF ECONOMICS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A DODD 147 HOU, J.W. 325 11 4.0 180-008-201 QIZ 1A M 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2168 25 0.0 180-008-202 QIZ 1B M 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 180-008-203 QIZ 1C T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 180-008-204 QIZ 1D T 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2168 25 0.0 180-008-205 QIZ 1E W 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3170 25 0.0 180-008-206 QIZ 1F W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2160 25 0.0 180-008-207 QIZ 1G R 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2319 25 0.0 180-008-208 QIZ 1H R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3150 25 0.0 180-008-209 QIZ 1I F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3123 25 0.0 180-008-210 QIZ 1J F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE A152 25 0.0 180-008-211 QIZ 1K M 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE A152 25 0.0 180-008-212 QIZ 1L F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3123 25 0.0 180-008-213 QIZ 1M M 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2181 25 0.011 MICROECONOMC THEORY Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DODD 147 SKRETA, V. 405 14 4.0

RESTRICT: SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS ONLY Y 180-052-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A MS 5225 27 0.0 Y 180-052-202 DIS 1B M 11:00-11:50A MS 5225 27 0.0 Y 180-052-203 DIS 1C M 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3211 27 0.0 Y 180-052-204 DIS 1D W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3211 27 0.0 Y 180-052-205 DIS 1E F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3156 27 0.0 Y 180-052-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3178 27 0.0 Y 180-052-207 DIS 1G T 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3153 27 0.0 Y 180-052-208 DIS 1H T 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2168 27 0.0 Y 180-052-209 DIS 1I W 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3157 27 0.0 Y 180-052-210 DIS 1J R 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1278 27 0.0 Y 180-052-211 DIS 1K R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2168 27 0.0 Y 180-052-212 DIS 1L F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3164 27 0.0 Y 180-052-213 DIS 1M F 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2156 27 0.0 Y 180-052-214 DIS 1N R 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2242 27 0.0 Y 180-052-215 DIS 1O M 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3288 27 0.0


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19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 180-057-201 SEM 1 TBA CAI, H. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Economics 19, seminar 1: Winner’s Curse in Common Value Auctions 180-057-202 SEM 2 TBA THOMPSON, E.A. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Economics 19, seminar 2: Extent of Fairness and Self-Interest in Bargaining and Economic Decisions

180-057-203 SEM 3 TBA LEVINE, D.K. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Economics 19, seminar 3: Napster, AIDS, and Intellectual Property 41 STATS-ECONOMISTS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:15P ROLFE 1200 GUGGENBERGER, P. 325 05 G 4.0 180-123-201 DIS 1A TBA 25 0.0 180-123-202 DIS 1B TBA 25 0.0 180-123-203 DIS 1C TBA 25 0.0 180-123-204 DIS 1D TBA 25 0.0 180-123-205 DIS 1E TBA 25 0.0 180-123-206 DIS 1F TBA 25 0.0 180-123-207 DIS 1G TBA 25 0.0 180-123-208 DIS 1H TBA 25 0.0 180-123-209 DIS 1I TBA 25 0.0 180-123-210 DIS 1J TBA 25 0.0 180-123-211 DIS 1K TBA 25 0.0 180-123-212 DIS 1L TBA 25 0.0 180-123-213 DIS 1M TBA 25 0.089 HONORS SEMINARS N 180-267-200 SEM 1 T 2:30- 3:50P BUNCHE 9294 SKRETA, V. 20 30 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 101 MICROECONOMC THEORY Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HAINES 39 MCDEVITT, E.P. 216 14 4.0 Y 180-346-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A DODD 154 24 0.0 Y 180-346-202 DIS 1B M 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2168 24 0.0 Y 180-346-203 DIS 1C W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3123 24 0.0 Y 180-346-204 DIS 1D F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3170 24 0.0 Y 180-346-205 DIS 1E F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3211 24 0.0 Y 180-346-206 DIS 1F F 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2168 24 0.0 Y 180-346-207 DIS 1G M 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2238 24 0.0 Y 180-346-208 DIS 1H M 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2238 24 0.0 Y 180-346-209 DIS 1I W 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3157 24 0.0102 MACRO ECON THEORY Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 1200 FARMER, R.E. 225 15 4.0 Y 180-364-201 DIS 1A M 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3157 25 0.0 Y 180-364-202 DIS 1B T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3143 25 0.0 Y 180-364-203 DIS 1C T 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2181 25 0.0 Y 180-364-204 DIS 1D T 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2242 25 0.0 Y 180-364-205 DIS 1E W 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2242 25 0.0 Y 180-364-206 DIS 1F W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 Y 180-364-207 DIS 1G W 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2242 25 0.0 Y 180-364-208 DIS 1H R 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2242 25 0.0 Y 180-364-209 DIS 1I R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE A152 25 0.0

Economics 106F is limited to SENIOR Business Economics majors on the first enrollment pass. Other Business Economics majors may enroll on the second enrollment pass.106F FINANCE Y 180-419-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A DODD 146 LUSTIG, H.N. 59 11 G 4.0

RESTRICT: BUSINESS/ECON MAJORS 106G INTRO-GAME THEORY Y ----------- LEC 1 T 12:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3156 CAI, H. 40 15 G 4.0 180-420-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2126 MELO FILHO, P.G. 20 0.0 180-420-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2249 MELO FILHO, P.G. 20 0.0

Economics 106P is limited to SENIOR Business Economics majors on the first enrollment pass. Other Business Economics majors may enroll on the second enrollment pass.106P PRICING&STRATEGY Y 180-423-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 147 MCDEVITT, E.P. 160 12 G 4.0

RESTRICT: BUSINESS/ECON MAJORS 107 HIST OF ECON THEORY Y 180-421-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A FOWLER A103B MURPHY, G.G. 225 03 4.0111 THEORS-GROWTH&DEVEL Y 180-448-200 LEC 1 TBA LAL, D.K. 20 20 4.0113 GEND&DEV-GLOB WORLD Y 180-378-200 SEM 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3170 OZLER, S. 30 12 4.0121 INTERNTL TRADE THRY Y 180-428-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 362 SWANSON, R.B. 131 02 4.0122 INTERNATNL FINANCE Y 180-432-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 1246 BURSTEIN, A.T. 100 07 4.0130 PUBLIC FINANCE Y 180-502-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P ROLFE 1200 KROP, R.A. 200 16 4.0M135 ECON MDL-PBLC CHOIC Y 180-546-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3288 SCHWARTZ, T. 10 03 4.0

SAME AS : POL SCI M105 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

141A MATH FINANCE A Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2400A ELLICKSON, B.C. 48 04 5.0 180-575-201 LAB 1A F 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2400A ELLICKSON, B.C. 48 0.0143 APLIED REGRESN ANLY Y 180-587-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3143 HAHN, J. 40 13 4.0152 TRD UNION&PROF ASOC N 180-665-200 LEC 1 WF 2:00- 3:15P DODD 147 THOMPSON, E.A. 180 07 4.0160 MONEY AND BANKING Y 180-673-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:15P BUNCHE 2209A BAIM, D. 177 15 4.0170 MONOPOLY&COMPETITN Y 180-710-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:45P WGYOUNG CS76 GALLES, G.M. 210 09 4.0181A DEV-ECON INST-W EUR Y 180-782-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A DODD 161 ROSENTHAL, J. 90 02 4.0C186A ECONOMIC HISTORY Y 180-812-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 3:20P BUNCHE 9383 LAMOREAUX, N.R. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 187 EMPIRES AND ORDER Y 180-805-200 SEM 1 TBA LAL, D.K. 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Economics 187, seminar 1: Empires and Order

189 ADV HONORS SEMINARS N 180-534-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-10:30A BUNCHE 8365 BURSTEIN, A.T. 10 02 1.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

200 MATH METHODS-ECON N 580-002-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:30P BUNCHE 2249 LEE, J. 40 30 SU 4.0 R 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 9383

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 201A THEORY-FIRM&CONSUMR N 580-003-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3175 RILEY, J.G. 45 20 4.0 F 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3175

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 202A DYNMICS&GRWTH THRY N 580-008-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:50A BUNCHE 3157 FARMER, R.E. 30 20 4.0 F 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3178

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 203A PROB&STAT-ECONMTRCS N 580-021-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A PUB POL 2232 HAHN, J. 40 20 4.0 F 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2160

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS


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204A APPLIC OF ECON THRY N 580-031-201 LEC 1 W 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 9383 SELTZER, J.A. 25 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS

Economics 204A:204E APPLIC OF ECON THRY N 580-035-200 LEC 1 TRF 5:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 2249 HARBERGER, A.C. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS M204L PHARMCTCL ECON&PLCY N 580-046-200 SEM 1 R 4:30- 6:30P PUB HLT 16059 COMANOR, W.S. 20 30 T1 1.0

SAME AS : HLT SER M204A RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS

211A UNCRTNTY&INFO&GAMES N 580-070-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 9294 SKRETA, V. 24 11 4.0 RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS

218A SEM-ECONOMIC THEORY N 580-109-200 SEM 1 T 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 8271 RILEY, J.G. 30 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS

219A ECON THRY&MATH ECON N 580-112-200 LEC 1 T 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 2249 RILEY, J.G. 30 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS

221A MONETARY ECON I N 580-125-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:30P BUNCHE 1221A LUSTIG, H.N. 30 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS

222C TOPCS-MONETARY ECON N 580-133-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 9383 AZARIADIS, C. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS

228A SEM-MONETARY ECON N 580-166-200 SEM 1 T 12:00- 1:30P BUNCHE 2249 HANSEN, G.D. 30 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS

229A WKSHP-MONETARY ECON N 580-172-200 LEC 1 M 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 9383 HANSEN, G.D. 40 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS

231A SINGLE EQUATN MODLS N 580-187-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:15A BUNCHE 9294 HAHN, J. 35 01 4.0 F 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2249

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 231B SYSTEM MODELS N 580-188-200 LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 9294 GUGGENBERGER, P. 10 02 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 239A WRKSHP-ECONOMETRICS N 580-234-200 LEC 1 R 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 9294 GUGGENBERGER, P. 40 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 241 ECON HIST-W EUROPE N 580-245-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 9294 ROSENTHAL, J. 30 04 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS C246A ECONOMIC HISTORY N 580-283-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 3:20P BUNCHE 9383 LAMOREAUX, N.R. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 248A ECONOMIC HISTORY N 580-310-200 SEM 1 T 12:30- 1:30P BUNCHE 9383 LAMOREAUX, N.R. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 251B PUBLC PRJCTS&PRGRMS N 580-332-200 LEC 1 TRF 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2249 HARBERGER, A.C. 30 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 261A LABOR ECONOMICS I N 580-376-200 LEC 1 MW 5:15- 6:30P BUNCHE A152 BUCHINSKY, M. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 268A SEM-LABOR&POPULATN N 580-412-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:15P BUNCHE 1221A DEVEREUX, P.J. 30 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 269A WORKSHOP-LABOR ECON N 580-420-200 LEC 1 T 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 9383 DEVEREUX, P.J. 40 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 271A IND ORG&PRC PLC&REG N 580-427-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2249 CAI, H. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 278A INDSTRL ORGN&REGLTN N 580-472-200 SEM 1 F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 8271 RILEY, J.G. 30 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 279A WRKSHP-BUSINESS ORG N 580-478-200 LEC 1 M 1:30- 2:50P BUNCHE 9383 CAI, H. 24 05 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 281A INTERNTL TRADE THRY N 580-487-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 9383 LEAMER, E.E. 28 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 282A TPCS-INTERNTNL ECON N 580-493-200 LEC 1 M 5:00- 7:50P BUNCHE 9383 BURSTEIN, A.T. 24 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS C285A INTERNATIONAL ECON N 580-509-200 SEM 1 W 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 9383 BURSTEIN, A.T. 40 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 286B CST-BENEFT ANLY-DEV N 580-517-200 LEC 1 TRF 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2249 HARBERGER, A.C. 30 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 288A INTRNTL&DEVELP ECON N 580-526-200 SEM 1 R 12:00- 1:30P BUNCHE 9383 VEGH, C.A. 40 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 291A GNRL EQLBRM&FINANCE N 580-536-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 2400A ELLICKSON, B.C. 48 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 298A ASSET PRICING N 580-584-200 SEM 1 W 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 9294 ELLICKSON, B.C. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 580-600-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED DEVEREUX, P.J. 25 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 580-600-202 SEM 2 UNSCHED FARMER, R.E. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 580-600-203 SEM 3 UNSCHED BUCHINSKY, M. 35 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 495 TCHING-COLLEGE ECON N 580-775-200 SEM 1 F 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2400A DEVEREUX, P.J. 40 30 SU 2.0 F 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2160

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS

EDUCATION80 COLLEGE EXPERIENCE N ----------- LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:45A NWAUD 101A BARBEE, B.L. 247 30 G 4.0 183-239-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 3:20P ROLFE 3119 13 0.0 183-239-202 DIS 1B T 3:30- 4:50P HAINES A74 13 0.0 183-239-203 DIS 1C T 3:30- 4:50P COVEL 225 13 0.0 183-239-204 DIS 1D T 6:30- 7:50P COVEL 210 13 0.0 183-239-205 DIS 1E W 11:30-12:50P COVEL 222 THE STAFF 13 0.0 183-239-206 DIS 1F W 11:30-12:50P COVEL 203 THE STAFF 13 0.0 183-239-207 DIS 1G W 12:30- 1:50P COVEL 229 13 0.0 183-239-208 DIS 1H W 12:30- 1:50P COVEL 224 13 0.0 183-239-209 DIS 1I W 12:30- 1:50P COVEL 226 13 0.0 183-239-210 DIS 1J W 3:30- 4:50P ROLFE 3119 13 0.0 183-239-211 DIS 1K W 4:00- 5:20P HAINES A20 13 0.0 183-239-212 DIS 1L W 6:30- 7:50P COVEL 210 13 0.0 183-239-213 DIS 1M R 10:30-11:50A COVEL 222 13 0.0 183-239-214 DIS 1N R 2:00- 3:20P BUNCHE 3169 THE STAFF 13 0.0 183-239-215 DIS 1O R 3:30- 4:50P COVEL 225 13 0.0


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183-239-216 DIS 1P R 6:30- 7:50P ROLFE 3127 13 0.0 183-239-217 DIS 1Q F 10:30-11:50A MOORE 2016 13 0.0 183-239-218 DIS 1R F 10:30-11:50A MOORE 2137 13 0.0 183-239-219 DIS 1S F 10:30-11:50A MOORE 3021 13 0.0

For Education 92B, e-mail [email protected] to obtain instructor consent. 92B PRACTICUM Y 183-277-200 SEM 1 T 9:00-11:50A COVEL 203 BARBEE, B.L. 42 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT For Education 92D, e-mail [email protected] to obtain instructor consent.

92D PEER MENTORING Y 183-279-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:45P COVEL 203 BARBEE, B.L. 45 16 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M108 SOCIOLOGY OF EDUC N 183-368-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P MOORE 3140 THE STAFF 20 06 G 5.0 SAME AS : SOCIOL M175 RESTRICT: EDUCATION MINORS

120 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEV N 183-420-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:50P MOORE 3140 FESHBACH, N.D. 30 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION MINORS

122 PERSPCTV-US COLLEGE N 183-432-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5420 THE STAFF 30 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION MINORS

C125 POLITICS OF EDUCATN N ----------- LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A DODD 161 TORRES, C.A. 30 30 5.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION MINORS

183-449-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-12:50P MOORE 1048 15 0.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION MINORS

183-449-202 DIS 1B T 11:00-12:50P MOORE 2120 15 0.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION MINORS

127 EDUCATIONAL PSYCH N 183-462-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5420 THE STAFF 30 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION MINORS

128 ADOLESCNT PSYCHOSOC N 183-468-200 SEM 1 MW 11:00-12:50P PUB POL 1343 THE STAFF 30 04 G 5.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION MINORS

129 EDUCATION AND LAW N 183-474-200 SEM 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P MS 5138 BIEGEL, S. 30 16 G 5.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION MINORS

130 RACE&CLASS&INEQUAL N ----------- LEC 1 M 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2270 HOWARD, T.C. 60 05 G 5.0 183-480-201 DIS 1A M 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1323 20 0.0 183-480-202 DIS 1B M 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2242 20 0.0 183-480-203 DIS 1C M 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2319 20 0.0132 EXCPTNL INDIVIDUALS N 183-492-200 SEM 1 M 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3140 KASARI, C.L. 30 01 G 5.0

RESTRICT: EDUCATION MINORS Education 142 is for recently returning EAP students only.

142 EDUCATION ABROAD N 183-552-200 SEM 1 T 8:00-11:50A MOORE 3021 RUST, V.D. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

144 ADV RESEARCH SEM N 183-564-200 SEM 1 F 9:00-11:50A MOORE 3030 BRUNO, J.E. 15 03 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

146A PEER COUNSELING N 183-570-201 SEM 1 W 9:00-12:50P MOORE 1048 YEE, J.A. 0 30 G 4.0 For Education 170A, concurrent enrollment in Education 192A is mandatory.

170A EXPER LEARNING:CBOP Y 183-720-200 FLD 1 VAR OFF CAM POUNDS, D. 50 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

For Education 170B, concurrent enrollment in Education 192B is mandatory. 170B EXPR LEARN:AM READS N 183-721-200 FLD 1 VAR OFF CAM BAILIS, P.G. 60 30 G 2.0

For Education CM178, students must also enroll in Education CM178L. CM178 MEDIA LIT&POL-GENDR N 183-768-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P MOORE 1048 HAMMER, R. 0 16 G 4.0

SAME AS : WOM STD CM178CM178L MEDIA LIT&GENDR-LAB Y 183-769-200 LAB 1 R 4:30- 5:50P POWELL 190 HAMMER, R. 5 30 G 2.0

SAME AS : WOM STD CM178L For Education 182A, concurrent enrollment in Education 194A is mandatory.

182A LANG&LIT&ETHNOGRPHY N 183-792-201 FLD 1 M 2:00- 4:15P OFF CAM GUTIERREZ, K.D. 20 30 G 2.0 183-792-202 FLD 2 T 2:00- 4:15P OFF CAM GUTIERREZ, K.D. 20 30 G 2.0 183-792-203 FLD 3 W 2:00- 4:15P OFF CAM GUTIERREZ, K.D. 20 30 G 2.0

For Education 183A, concurrent enrollment in Education 194A is mandatory. 183A LANG&LIT&ETHNOGRPHY N 183-801-201 FLD 1 MT 2:00- 4:15P OFF CAM GUTIERREZ, K.D. 10 30 G 3.0 183-801-202 FLD 2 TW 2:00- 4:15P OFF CAM GUTIERREZ, K.D. 10 30 G 3.0 183-801-203 FLD 3 MW 2:00- 4:15P OFF CAM GUTIERREZ, K.D. 20 30 G 3.0191A CURRENT ISSUES-EDUC N 183-834-200 SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 30 30 G 4.0

Education 191A, seminar 1: 191D COMPUTERS&EDUCATION N 183-837-200 SEM 1 WF 9:00-10:50A MOORE 3140 ENYEDY, N.D. 40 02 G 4.0

Education 191D, seminar 1: Computers in Educational Process For Education 192A, concurrent enrollment in Education 170A is mandatory.

192A CBOP Y 183-868-201 SEM 1 M 11:00-12:50P PUB POL 1278 YAMAMURA, E. 30 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

183-868-202 SEM 2 M 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3164 BUENAVISTA, T.L. 30 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

For Education 192B, concurrent enrollment in Education 170B is mandatory. 192B AMERICA READS Y 183-869-201 SEM 1 R 9:00-10:50A MOORE 1048 BAILIS, P.G. 30 30 G 2.0 183-869-202 SEM 2 R 11:00-12:50P MOORE 1048 BAILIS, P.G. 30 30 G 2.0

For Education 194A, concurrent enrollment in either Education 182A or 183A is mandatory. 194A LANG&LITRCY&HUM DEV Y 183-570-200 SEM 1 TR 9:00-10:50A MOORE 3140 GUTIERREZ, K.D. 30 30 G 5.0196C INST APPRENTICESHIP Y 183-876-200 TUT 1 VAR UES ELDER, D.L. 30 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 204A INTRO-EDUC&SOCL SCI N 583-046-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3030 COHEN, S. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: EDUCATION, SPECIAL ED MAJORS 204B INTR-COMPARTVE EDUC N 583-053-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3030 RUST, V.D. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 204C EDUC&NATNL DEVLPMNT N 583-057-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 4:50P GSEIS 245 MUKUDI, E. 20 05 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 205 COMPTRS-EDUCL PRCSS N 583-071-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3140 ENYEDY, N.D. 5 02 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS C207 POLITICS OF EDUCATN N 583-095-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A DODD 161 TORRES, C.A. 40 30 5.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 209C RSCH&EVAL-HIGH EDUC N 583-119-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 1048 SAX, L.J. 20 06 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 212A LEARNING&EDUCATION N 583-146-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2016 SANDOVAL, W.A. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 214A COUNSELNG THRY&PRAC N 583-159-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3320 TIDWELL, R. 20 11 4.0

RESTRICT: EDUCATION, SPECIAL ED MAJORS


Fall 2005 EDUCATION / 95


216 CNSL MDLS-CRS-CLTRL N 583-175-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3320 TIDWELL, R. 20 01 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION, SPECIAL ED MAJORS

M217C PRSNLTY DVLPMNT&ED N 583-806-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2016 WOOD, J.J. 10 30 4.0 SAME AS : PSYCH M245 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M217G CHILD ABUSE&NEGLECT N 583-807-200 LEC 1 R 4:30- 6:30P LAW GOLDSTEIN, R.D. 5 30 G 2.0 SAME AS : COM HLT M245A, DENT M300A, MED M290A, NURSING M290A, SOC WLF M203F RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

220A INQRY-SCH ORG&CHNG N 583-200-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3030 COOPER, R. 20 02 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

222A QUAL METH&DESGN ISS N 583-213-201 LEC 1 T 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3320 ERICKSON, F.D. 20 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

583-213-202 LEC 2 M 1:00- 4:50P MS 3915G THE STAFF 20 05 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

230A RSRCH DESIGN&STATS N 583-230-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P MOORE 2120 SELTZER, M.H. 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION, SPECIAL ED MAJORS

583-230-201 LEC 2 T 9:00-12:50P BOELTER 5420 THE STAFF 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION, SPECIAL ED MAJORS

583-230-202 LEC 3 W 5:00- 8:50P MOORE 2120 ENDER, P. 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION, SPECIAL ED MAJORS

231A MULTIVARIATE ANLY N 583-244-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 1048 ENDER, P. 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EDUCATION, SPECIAL ED MAJORS

233A PROFESSIONL WRITING N 583-267-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2005A ROSE, M.A. 15 06 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

250A ORGS&SSTM-HIGHER ED N 583-346-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3030 HURTADO, S. 20 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

253B SEM AFRICAN EDUC N 583-389-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3021 MUKUDI, E. 20 15 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

255A SEMINAR-MEASUREMENT N 583-414-200 SEM 1 MW 9:00-10:50A GSEIS 315 WEBB, N.M. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

255C SEM-DATA ANALYSIS N 583-418-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:50P MOORE 2016 FITZ-GIBBON, C.T. 20 13 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

256B SPECL TOPIC DEVELOP N 583-421-200 SEM 1 T 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2137 MISTRY, R.S. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Education 256B:263 SEMINAR-HIGHER EDUC N 583-478-201 SEM 1 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3320 RHOADS, R.A. 20 06 4.0

Education 263, seminar 1: 274 RSCH AFTR EURCNTRSM N 583-473-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2137 HARDING, S. 20 15 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS For Education CM278, students must also enroll in Education CM278L.

CM278 MEDIA LIT&POL-GENDR N 583-464-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P MOORE 1048 HAMMER, R. 5 16 G 4.0 SAME AS : WOM STD CM278 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

CM278L MEDIA LIT&GENDR-LAB Y 583-444-200 LAB 1 R 4:30- 5:50P POWELL 190 HAMMER, R. 5 30 G 2.0 SAME AS : WOM STD CM278L RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

288 RESEARCH APPRENTICE N 583-565-201 DIS 1 T 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3026 ALKIN, M.C. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-202 DIS 2 T 5:00- 6:50P MOORE 3030 ALLEN, W.R. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-203 DIS 3 R 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3021 BAILEY, A. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-204 DIS 4 TBA COHEN, A.M. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-205 DIS 5 W 5:00- 6:50P MOORE 2016 ENYEDY, N.D. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-206 DIS 6 M 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2137 FRANKE, M.L. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-207 DIS 7 F 3:00- 4:50P MOORE 2120 GRAHAM, S.H. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-208 DIS 8 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3302A HOWES, C. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-209 DIS 9 R 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2016 KAFAI, Y.B. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-210 DIS 10 R 10:00-11:50A MOORE 3021 KASARI, C.L. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Education 288, discussion 10: 583-565-211 DIS 11 TBA MCDONOUGH, P.M. 15 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 583-565-212 DIS 12 TBA MISTRY, R.S. 15 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 583-565-213 DIS 13 TBA ORELLANA, M.E. 15 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 583-565-214 DIS 14 TBA RHOADS, R.A. 15 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Education 288, discussion 14:

583-565-215 DIS 15 TBA SANDOVAL, W.A. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-216 DIS 16 T 1:00- 2:50P MOORE 2016 SELTZER, M.H. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-217 DIS 17 F 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3030 SOLORZANO, D.G. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-218 DIS 18 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2016 TORRES, C.A. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

583-565-219 DIS 19 M 1:00- 2:50P MOORE 2016 WOOD, J.J. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

299A RSRCH PRACTICM EDUC N 583-587-201 CLI 2 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3021 DORR, A. 20 30 4.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

583-587-202 CLI 3 M 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2137 NAKANISHI, D.T. 20 30 4.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS


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583-587-203 CLI 4 TBA MOORE WEBB, N.M. 20 30 4.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

583-587-205 CLI 5 M 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3021 CHANG, M.J. 20 30 4.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

299B RSRCH PRACTICM EDUC N 583-590-200 CLI 1 W 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3021 HOWES, C. 20 30 4.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Education 299B, clinic 1: 583-590-201 CLI 2 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2137 CATTERALL, J.S. 15 06 4.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 299C RSRCH PRACTICM EDUC N 583-591-200 CLI 1 TBA MOORE WEBB, N.M. 20 30 4.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 414A STU AFFR-PRACT&THRY N 583-834-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2120 NAPLES, R.J. 25 02 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 498A DIRECTED FLD EXPER N 583-786-201 CLI 1 M 1:00- 4:50P LAKRETZ 101 HEALY, C.C. 20 30 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 499A ADV DIR FIELD EXPER N 583-790-201 CLI 2 VAR MISTRY, R.S. 15 30 4.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on HSSEAS undergraduate nontutorial classes and HSSEAS graduate nontutorial classes taught concurrently with undergraduate classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who enroll in upper division HSSEAS courses without completing the requisites are subject to disenrollment after the second class meeting. If necessary, consult an HSSEAS counselor in 6426 Boelter Hall.

1 ELEC ENGR PHYSICS I Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:50P PAB 1425 JOSHI, C.J. 120 14 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBR,CHEM,MAT SCI UNDRGRD

190-001-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5252 RAGHUNATHAN, V. 24 0.0 190-001-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4283 RAGHUNATHAN, V. 24 0.0 190-001-203 DIS 1C W 4:00- 4:50P MS 5217 TANRIVERDI, O. 24 0.0 190-001-204 DIS 1D R 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5264 TANRIVERDI, O. 24 0.0 190-001-205 DIS 1E F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4283 RAGHUNATHAN, V. 24 0.02 PHYSICS-ELCTRC ENGR Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BOELTER 3400 YABLONOVITCH, E. 120 13 G 4.0

RESTRICT: EE,CS,CHEM ENGR,MAT SCI UNDERGRADS 190-007-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4283 CHENG, B. 24 0.0 190-007-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5252 CHENG, B. 24 0.0 190-007-203 DIS 1C W 4:00- 4:50P MS 5233 WANG, J. 24 0.0 190-007-204 DIS 1D R 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5280 WANG, J. 24 0.0 190-007-205 DIS 1E T 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5436 CHENG, B. 24 0.010 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS I Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5440 MAYER, D.C. 48 01 G 4.0

RESTRICT: EE, CS&E, CYBER, MAT SCI UNDERGRADS 190-030-201 DIS 1A M 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 4283 ABOUDINA, M.M. 24 0.0 190-030-202 DIS 1B R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 4283 ABOUDINA, M.M. 24 0.0M16 LOGC DSGN-DGTL SSTM Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5249 0 11 G 4.0

SAME AS : COM SCI M51A 190-048-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5436 0 0.0 190-048-202 DIS 1B F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5436 0 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 TR 6:00- 7:50P BOELTER 5249 ESHAGHIAN, M.M. 40 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBER,PRECYB UNDERGRADS 190-048-211 DIS 2A F 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 162 GROT, B.R. 0 0.0 190-048-212 DIS 2B F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5280 GROT, B.R. 0 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2760 THE STAFF 1 07 G 4.0 190-048-221 DIS 3A F 12:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 3656 0 0.0 190-048-222 DIS 3B TBA 0 0.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 190-057-201 SEM 1 F 2:00- 2:50P MS 5203 JUDY, J.W. 20 30 PN 1.0100 ELCTRCL&ELCTRNC CIR Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 3400 PEDINOFF, M.E. 110 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: C&EE,CHM ENG,CYBER,MAE,MATSCI UGRD 190-397-201 DIS 1A M 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5264 MIRZAEI, A. 22 0.0 190-397-202 DIS 1B M 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5264 MIRZAEI, A. 22 0.0 190-397-203 DIS 1C R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5420 WONG, H.Y. 22 0.0 190-397-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 4413 MIRZAEI, A. 22 0.0 190-397-205 DIS 1E R 4:00- 4:50P MOORE 1003 WONG, H.Y. 22 0.0101 ENGR ELECTROMAGNTCS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 3400 HOUSHMAND, B. 120 15 G 4.0

RESTRICT: EE AND MAT SCI UNDERGRADS 190-408-201 DIS 1A F 1:00- 1:50P MS 6201 NOURALISHAHI, M. 24 0.0 190-408-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 4283 LEE, T. 24 0.0 190-408-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P MS 5233 LEE, T. 24 0.0 190-408-204 DIS 1D F 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5272 NOURALISHAHI, M. 24 0.0 190-408-205 DIS 1E T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5436 NOURALISHAHI, M. 24 0.0102 SYSTEMS AND SIGNALS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1260 DREYER, P.A. 120 01 G 4.0

RESTRICT: EE,CS&E,CYBER,AERO,PRECYB UNDERGRADS 190-412-201 DIS 1A M 5:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5252 VALLES, E.L. 24 0.0 190-412-202 DIS 1B T 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3153 SADEK, M. 24 0.0 190-412-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 162 VALLES, E.L. 24 0.0 190-412-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5272 SADEK, M. 24 0.0 190-412-205 DIS 1E F 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5272 SADEK, M. 24 0.0103 APPLD NUMERICL COMP Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P MS 4000A JACOBSEN, S.E. 144 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBR,C&EE,MECH,AERO UGRAD 190-416-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 3760 ROH, T.J. 24 0.0 190-416-202 DIS 1B F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 3760 ROH, T.J. 24 0.0 190-416-203 DIS 1C M 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3760 XIONG, J. 24 0.0 190-416-204 DIS 1D T 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 3760 ROH, T.J. 24 0.0 190-416-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3760 XIONG, J. 24 0.0 190-416-206 DIS 1F W 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 3760 XIONG, J. 24 0.0110 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS II Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:20P BOELTER 5249 THE STAFF 72 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: EE, CS&E, CYBER UNDERGRADS 190-448-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5264 RUBIO, R.D. 24 0.0 190-448-202 DIS 1B R 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5264 RAFATI, H.R. 24 0.0 190-448-203 DIS 1C F 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 4283 RAFATI, H.R. 24 0.0110L CIRCUIT MSRMNTS LAB Y 190-460-200 LAB 1 R 4:00- 7:50P ENGR IV 54137 SASI, S. 20 16 G 2.0

RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBER,CHEM,MECH JR/SR


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190-460-210 LAB 2 F 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 54137 MESGHALI, F. 20 07 G 2.0 RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBER,CHEM,MECH JR/SR

190-460-220 LAB 3 R 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 54137 ZHANG, R. 20 16 G 2.0 RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBER,CHEM,MECH JR/SR

190-460-230 LAB 4 T 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 54137 SASI, S. 20 11 G 2.0 RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBER,CHEM,MECH JR/SR

190-460-240 LAB 5 W 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 54137 SECKIN, U. 20 06 G 2.0 RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBER,CHEM,MECH JR/SR

190-460-250 LAB 6 W 4:00- 7:50P ENGR IV 54137 ZHANG, R. 20 09 G 2.0 RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBER,CHEM,MECH JR/SR

113 DIGITAL SIGNL PROCS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 2200 SAYED, A.H. 78 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EE JUNIORS AND SENIORS

190-471-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4413 KHAJEHNOURI, N. 26 0.0 190-471-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5252 KHAJEHNOURI, N. 26 0.0 190-471-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 4283 KHAJEHNOURI, N. 26 0.0113D DGTL SGNL PRCSG DES Y 190-472-200 LAB 1 T 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 44110 JAIN, R. 17 15 G 4.0

RESTRICT: ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SENIORS 115A ANALG ELCTRN CRCT 1 Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2444 RAZAVI, B. 72 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR 190-492-201 DIS 1A M 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5252 GU, Q. 24 0.0 190-492-202 DIS 1B W 4:00- 4:50P MS 6201 KARIMI-SANJAANI, A 24 0.0 190-492-203 DIS 1C T 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 4283 KARIMI-SANJAANI, A 24 0.0115AL ANALOG ELCTRN LAB 1 Y 190-493-200 LAB 1 W 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 54137 ZHONG, G. 20 02 G 2.0

RESTRICT: EE AND CS&E JUNIORS AND SENIORS 190-493-210 LAB 2 F 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 54137 HEYRAT, M. 20 03 G 2.0

RESTRICT: EE AND CS&E JUNIORS AND SENIORS 190-493-220 LAB 3 M 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 54137 BABAIE, H. 20 01 G 2.0

RESTRICT: EE AND CS&E JUNIORS AND SENIORS 190-493-230 LAB 4 M 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 54137 HSU, S.H. 20 05 G 2.0

RESTRICT: EE AND CS&E JUNIORS AND SENIORS 190-493-240 LAB 5 T 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 54137 HSU, S.H. 20 15 G 2.0

RESTRICT: EE AND CS&E JUNIORS AND SENIORS 190-493-250 LAB 6 M 4:00- 7:50P ENGR IV 54137 HEYRAT, M. 20 08 G 2.0

RESTRICT: EE AND CS&E JUNIORS AND SENIORS115C DGTL ELCTRNC CIRCTS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:30- 5:50P BOELTER 3400 THE STAFF 96 09 G 4.0

RESTRICT: EE AND CS&E JUNIORS AND SENIORS 190-496-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5419 FANG, S.S. 16 0.0 190-496-202 DIS 1B F 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5422 MEHRNIA, A. 16 0.0 190-496-203 DIS 1C F 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 4413 MEHRNIA, A. 16 0.0 190-496-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P MS 7608 MEHRNIA, A. 16 0.0 190-496-205 DIS 1E W 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 4283 FANG, S.S. 16 0.0 190-496-206 DIS 1F M 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 4283 FANG, S.S. 16 0.0M116C COMPUTR SYSTMS ARCH Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2444 THE STAFF 0 07 G 4.0

SAME AS : COM SCI M151B RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

190-509-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5440 0 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2444 THE STAFF 0 15 G 4.0

RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR 190-509-211 DIS 2A F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5280 0 0.0M116D DGTL DSGN PROJ LAB Y 190-510-200 LAB 1 MWF 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 3256S THE STAFF 1 27 G 4.0

SAME AS : COM SCI M152B RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

190-510-210 LAB 2 TRF 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3256S LIU, Y. 1 27 G 4.0 RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

190-510-220 LAB 3 TRF 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 9436 THE STAFF 28 27 G 4.0 RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

190-510-230 LAB 4 MWF 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 3256S THE STAFF 1 27 G 4.0 RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR

M116L DIGITAL DESIGN LAB Y 190-511-200 LAB 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3815 THE STAFF 1 27 G 2.0 SAME AS : COM SCI M152A RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR


190-511-220 LAB 3 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 3815 THE STAFF 1 27 G 2.0 RESTRICT: CS,CS&E,CYBER,EE,PRECYBER&JR,SR


123A FUNDMNT-SOLID ST I Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 4283 THE STAFF 24 06 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EE AND MAT SCI UNDERGRADS

190-586-201 DIS 1A M 2:00- 2:50P PAB 1749 INDUKURI, T.K. 24 0.0131A PROBABILITY Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5249 ROYCHOWDHURY, V.P. 84 07 G 4.0 190-625-201 DIS 1A M 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 162 ZHONG, Q. 28 0.0 190-625-202 DIS 1B M 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5273 KONTORINIS, N.P. 28 0.0 190-625-203 DIS 1C F 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 4283 KONTORINIS, N.P. 28 0.0141 PRINC-FEEDBK CONTRL Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A HAINES A18 LEVAN, N. 120 01 G 4.0 190-675-201 DIS 1A M 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5252 YULIANTO, P. 24 0.0 190-675-202 DIS 1B R 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 4283 YULIANTO, P. 24 0.0 190-675-203 DIS 1C F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 4283 MAJUMDAR, S. 24 0.0 190-675-204 DIS 1D W 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 4283 YULIANTO, P. 24 0.0 190-675-205 DIS 1E W 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5273 MAJUMDAR, S. 24 0.0M150 MICROMACHINING&MEMS Y 190-600-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2258A JUDY, J.W. 12 05 G 4.0

SAME AS : BIOMED M150, MECH&AE M180 For Electrical Engineering M150L, your space will be dropped and your slot reassigned if you do not also enroll in Electrical Engineering M150. Attendance at the first lecture and your first laboratory is MANDATORY. See the course website for more enrollment information.

M150L MICROMCHNG&MEMS LAB N ----------- LEC 1 F 12:00- 1:30P FRANZ 2258A JUDY, J.W. 6 07 G 2.0 SAME AS : BIOMED M150L, MECH&AE M180L RESTRICT: EE, CS&E, CYBER UNDERGRADS

190-723-201 LAB 1A M 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 18132 MOTTA, P.S. 1 0.0 190-723-202 LAB 1B T 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 18132 KIM, D. 1 0.0 190-723-203 LAB 1C W 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 18132 FARSHCHI, S. 1 0.0


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English A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. English 140A thru 178 are limited to English and American Literature and Culture majors and minors during the FIRST ENROLLMENT PASS ONLY. Restrictions are lifted at the beginning of the second pass. English M179A thru 182C are limited to SENIOR English and American Literature and Culture majors during the FIRST ENROLLMENT PASS ONLY. Restrictions are lifted at the beginning of the second pass.

4HW CRITCL READ&WRITING Y Y 196-120-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P HAINES A76 PACKER, B.L. 20 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

Y 196-120-201 LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:50A HAINES A20 PACKER, B.L. 20 03 G 5.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

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RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN English 19, seminar 1: Origins of Identity: History and Memory in Women’s Poetry

196-056-202 SEM 2 TBA NAGY, J.F. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

English 19, seminar 2: Melodrama 196-056-203 SEM 3 T 4:30- 5:20P HEDRICK 135 BURWICK, F.L. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN English 19, seminar 3: Supernatural as Psychological Case Study: Tales of Le Fanu

196-056-204 SEM 4 W 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3118 SHARPE, J.A. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

English 19, seminar 4: Legends, Fairy Tales, and New Worlds of Possibilities 196-056-205 SEM 5 R 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3112 MAKDISI, S. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN English 19, seminar 5: Palestine and Israel: Roots of Conflict

196-056-206 SEM 6 TBA SIMPSON, M.E. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

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For English 133, enrollment is by instructor consent only on the basis of writing submissions. Information is available in 2225 Rolfe Hall. 133 CREATV WRIT-POETRY Y 196-483-200 LEC 1 W 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3114 BEDIENT, C.B. 15 30 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 196-483-201 LEC 2 T 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3114 YENSER, S.I. 15 30 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT For English 134, enrollment is by instructor consent only on the basis of writing submissions. Information is available in 2225 Rolfe Hall.

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196-491-201 LEC 2 T 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3114 GARCIA, C. 15 15 5.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

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M179A CARIBB WOMEN WRITER Y 196-774-200 SEM 1 M 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 SHARPE, J.A. 10 30 5.0 SAME AS : AFRO-AM M179A RESTRICT: ENGL OR AM LIT&CULT MAJOR OR MINOR

English M179A, seminar 1: Caribbean Women Writers 180 ART OF INTERVIEW Y 196-781-200 SEM 1 M 6:00- 8:50P ROLFE 3114 GROBEL, L.M. 15 21 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT English 180, seminar 1: Life Skills: Art of Interview

MODERN TRAGICOMEDY Y 196-781-201 SEM 2 W 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3114 GOODWIN, J.E. 15 09 5.0 English 180, seminar 2: Modern Tragicomedy

181B SHAKESPR&MICHLANGLO Y 196-787-200 SEM 1 W 12:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2173 ALLEN, M.J. 15 30 5.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

English 181B, seminar 1: Shakespeare and Michelangelo SHKSPR-2ND TETRALGY Y 196-787-201 SEM 2 R 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3127 DICKEY, S.J. 15 16 5.0

English 181B, seminar 2: Shakespeare’s Second Tetralogy RENAISSANCE LIT Y 196-787-202 SEM 3 M 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3114 HADDAD, M.S. 15 05 5.0181F DECADENT MOVEMENT Y 196-792-200 SEM 1 T 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3112 KROLL, A.E. 15 15 5.0

English 181F, seminar 1: Decadent Victorians: Art, Literature, and Cultural Criticism from Rossetti to Wilde 181G JAMES JOYCE Y 196-793-200 SEM 1 M 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3112 KOLB, G.J. 15 30 5.0

English 181G: James Joyce 182B ANTEBELLUM AM LIT Y 196-796-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P HAINES A6 ROSENBLUM, A.E. 15 09 5.0

English 182B, seminar 1: Escapism and Engagement in Antebellum American Literature 182C AFRICN AMERICN WEST Y 196-797-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3114 ALLMENDINGER, B. 15 16 5.0

RESTRICT: ENGL OR AM LIT&CULT MAJOR OR MINOR English 182C, seminar 1: African American West

LIT-BEAT GENERATION Y 196-797-201 SEM 2 R 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3119 DICKEY, S.J. 15 16 5.0 RESTRICT: ENGL OR AM LIT&CULT MAJOR OR MINOR

English 182C, seminar 2: Literature of Beat Generation 20TH CENT AMER LIT Y 196-797-202 SEM 3 R 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3114 SELTZER, M.I. 15 30 5.0

RESTRICT: ENGL OR AM LIT&CULT MAJOR OR MINOR English 182C, seminar 3:

203 COMPUTR&LITRY RSRCH N 596-031-200 LEC 1 M 6:00- 8:50P ROLFE 3112 HAYLES, N.K. 12 21 4.0212 MIDDLE ENGLISH N 596-081-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3112 MINKOVA, D. 12 08 4.0217A MEDIEVAL WELSH N 596-117-200 LEC 1 TBA NAGY, J.F. 12 20 4.0246 RENAISSANCE LIT N 596-338-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3112 SHUGER, D.K. 12 09 4.0251 ROMANTIC WRITERS N 596-383-200 LEC 1 M 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3112 MELLOR, A.K. 12 05 4.0253 CONTEMP BRITISH LIT N 596-403-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3112 NORTH, M.A. 12 30 4.0

RESTRICT: ENGLISH GRADUATE STUDENTS255 CONTEMP AMERICN LIT N 596-418-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3112 SELTZER, M.I. 12 15 4.0

RESTRICT: ENGLISH GRADUATE STUDENTS259 STUDIES IN CRITICSM N 596-448-200 LEC 1 W 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3112 MCGURL, M.J. 12 06 4.0M260A TPCS-ASIAN AM LIT N 596-455-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 CHEUNG, K.K. 7 30 4.0

SAME AS : ASIA AM M260 265 POSTCOLONIAL LIT N 596-485-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3112 MAKDISI, S. 12 16 4.0375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 596-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED PACKER, B.L. 30 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: ENGLISH GRADUATE STUDENTS495E TCHNG WITH TECHNLGY N 596-801-200 SEM 1 TBA BOROVSKY, Z.P. 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0


English Composition For English Composition A, enrollment is limited to students who have been held for English Composition A by results of the Analytical Writing Placement Examination. It displaces 4 units on your Study List but yields NO CREDIT toward a degree.

A UNIVERSITY DSCOURSE Y 194-009-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1151 MANO, S. 20 30 G 4.0 For English Composition 2, lecture 3 is limited to transfer students entering UCLA in Fall Quarter 2005 or who have been at UCLA less than one year. To enroll, call (310) 206-1145.

2 UNIVERSITY WRITING Y 194-036-201 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2168 POPHAM, S.A. 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-202 LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2333 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-203 LEC 3 TR 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2333 GADDA, G.E. 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-204 LEC 4 TR 10:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1151 MAASIK, S. 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-205 LEC 5 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2333 LISLE, B.J. 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-206 LEC 6 MW 12:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1151 GRIFFIN, S.M. 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-207 LEC 7 TR 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2333 HARRIS, L.C. 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-208 LEC 8 TR 12:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1151 LISLE, B.J. 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-209 LEC 9 MW 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-210 LEC 10 TR 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3117 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-211 LEC 11 MW 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2168 POPHAM, S.A. 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-212 LEC 12 TR 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2333 20 30 G 5.0 194-036-213 LEC 13 MW 8:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1151 GRIFFIN, S.M. 20 30 G 5.02I UNIVERSITY WRITING N 194-006-201 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 3119 HOLTEN, C. 20 30 G 5.0 F 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 3112

English Composition 3 sections 1 thru 35 are reserved only for first-year freshmen until Thursday, September 1, 2005, at 8 a.m., at which point they will be open to continuing students as well. The remaining English Composition 3 courses are open to all students. For English Composition 3, nonattendance in the first week will result in cancellation of enrollment. See policy statement at head of section. For English Composition 3, lectures 6 and 22 include student volunteer service.

3 ENGL COMP-RHET&LANG Y 194-099-201 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:15A PUB POL 2284 MATTENSON, L.M. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-202 LEC 2 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3119 RUBINSON, G.J. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-203 LEC 3 TR 12:30- 1:45P PUB POL 2278 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-204 LEC 4 MW 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3118 FRETZ, R.I. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-205 LEC 5 MW 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2284 MATTENSON, L.M. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-206 LEC 6 MW 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2325 MCCORMICK, A.H. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-207 LEC 7 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2284 STEINBERG, S.K. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-208 LEC 8 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 3118 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-209 LEC 9 MW 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2284 SHAFFER, G.V. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN


102 / ENGLISH Fall 2005


194-099-210 LEC 10 MW 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2325 FALLOWS, R.J. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-211 LEC 11 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2284 STEINBERG, S.K. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-212 LEC 12 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2325 SHAFFER, G.V. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-213 LEC 13 MW 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3115 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-214 LEC 14 MW 12:30- 1:45P PUB POL 2325 FALLOWS, R.J. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN


194-099-216 LEC 16 TR 12:30- 1:45P PUB POL 2325 GILMORE-JAFFE, P. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-217 LEC 17 MW 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 2284 SAMUELS, R.D. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-218 LEC 18 MW 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 2325 FALLOWS, R.J. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-219 LEC 19 TR 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 2284 STEINBERG, S.K. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN


194-099-221 LEC 21 MW 3:30- 4:45P PUB POL 2284 SAMUELS, R.D. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-222 LEC 22 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3120 RUBINSON, G.J. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN


194-099-224 LEC 24 TR 3:45- 5:00P PUB POL 2325 MOYLE, G. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-225 LEC 25 TR 2:00- 3:15P DODD 154 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-226 LEC 26 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 3119 GIULIANO, C.F. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-227 LEC 27 MW 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 2135 CREESE, R.A. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-228 LEC 28 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3135 GILMORE-JAFFE, P. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-229 LEC 29 MW 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3118 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-230 LEC 30 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3115 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-231 LEC 31 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3115 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-232 LEC 32 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3118 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-233 LEC 33 MW 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 2135 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-234 LEC 34 MW 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 3118 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-235 LEC 35 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 3115 RUBINSON, G.J. 10 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

194-099-236 LEC 36 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2325 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-237 LEC 37 MW 12:30- 1:45P MOORE 1003 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-238 LEC 38 MW 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 3123 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-239 LEC 39 MW 8:00- 9:15A PUB POL 2325 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-340 LEC 40 TR 8:00- 9:15A PUB POL 2284 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-241 LEC 41 TR 8:00- 9:15A PUB POL 2325 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-242 LEC 42 MW 12:30- 1:45P PUB POL 2284 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-243 LEC 43 MW 3:30- 4:45P PUB POL 2325 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-244 LEC 44 MW 8:00- 9:15A ROLFE 3118 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-245 LEC 45 MW 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3156 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-246 LEC 46 MW 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3170 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-247 LEC 47 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3119 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-248 LEC 48 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3120 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-249 LEC 49 MW 11:00-12:15P HAINES A6 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-250 LEC 50 MW 11:00-12:15P MOORE 1003 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-251 LEC 51 MW 8:00- 9:15A ROLFE 3119 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-252 LEC 52 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 3120 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-253 LEC 53 MW 12:30- 1:45P HAINES A76 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-254 LEC 54 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3118 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-255 LEC 55 TR 2:00- 3:15P MS 7608 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-256 LEC 56 TR 8:00- 9:15A ROLFE 3115 10 30 G 5.0 194-099-257 LEC 57 TR 8:00- 9:15A ROLFE 3118 10 30 G 5.0

For English Composition 100W, lectures 3, 6, and 7 are limited to transfer students. You must have transferred to UCLA in the last three quarters. To enroll, call (310) 206-1145. 100W ACADEMIC WRITING Y Y 194-301-201 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2333 WESTBAY, J. 20 30 G 5.0

English Composition 100W, lecture 1: Y 194-301-202 LEC 2 TR 8:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1151 20 30 G 5.0

English Composition 100W, lecture 2: Y 194-301-203 LEC 3 MW 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2181 MANO, S. 20 30 G 5.0

English Composition 100W, lecture 3: Y 194-301-204 LEC 4 TR 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3123 20 30 G 5.0 Y 194-301-205 LEC 5 MW 2:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1151 20 30 G 5.0 Y 194-301-206 LEC 6 TR 2:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1151 FRANKEL, E.P. 20 30 G 5.0 Y 194-301-207 LEC 7 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2333 WESTBAY, J. 20 30 G 5.0123 INFO LITERCY&RESRCH N 194-438-200 LEC 1 M 11:00-12:50P POWELL 307 MIZRACHI, D.E. 20 30 1.0131D WRTNG-MEDIA&COMNCTN N 194-483-201 LEC 1 TBA 24 30 4.0 194-483-202 LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2156 24 30 4.0 194-483-203 LEC 3 MW 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2333 24 30 4.0 194-483-204 LEC 4 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2135 24 30 4.0


Fall 2005 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING / 103


194-483-205 LEC 5 MW 2:00- 3:50P MS 5217 24 30 4.0 194-483-206 LEC 6 TR 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 164 24 30 4.0495B SPRVSD TEACHNG PREP N 600-680-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3117 MAASIK, S. 20 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 600-680-202 SEM 2 M 10:00-11:50A MS 3915A MOTT, C.M. 20 30 SU 2.0


ENVIRONMENT A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

M1A GLOBAL ENVIRONMNT 1 N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 121 STOLZENBACH, K.D. 0 04 G 5.0 SAME AS : GE CLST M1A RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

184-001-201 DIS 1A T 9:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1601 0 0.0 184-001-202 DIS 1B T 11:00-12:50P 0 0.0 184-001-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 2:50P 0 0.0 184-001-204 DIS 1D W 9:00-10:50A 0 0.0 184-001-205 DIS 1E W 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 154 0 0.0 184-001-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A44 0 0.0 184-001-207 DIS 1G R 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 6704 0 0.0 184-001-208 DIS 1H R 11:00-12:50P 0 0.0M164 ENVIR PLTCS&GVRNNCE N 184-674-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P KNUDSEN 1240B PINCETL, S.S. 15 15 G 4.0

SAME AS : URBN PL CM160

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES 100 INTR-ENVRMNTL HLTH N 042-300-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 23105A ECKHERT, C.D. 131 15 4.0

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RESTRICT: ENVIRON HLTH SCI, PUBLIC HLTH MAJORS 201 HLT EFCTS-ENVR CNTM N 842-006-200 SEM 1 T 8:00- 9:50A PUB HLT 71257 ECKHERT, C.D. 30 30 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 203 SEM-ECOTOXICOLOGY N 842-018-100 SEM 1 M 4:00- 5:50P PUB HLT 61269 AMBROSE, R.F. 30 08 SU 2.0

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RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M242 TOXICODYNAMICS N 842-242-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB HLT 41235 COLLINS, M.D. 5 03 G 4.0

SAME AS : MOL TOX M242 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

255 AIRBRN CNTMNT-INDUS N ----------- LEC 1 T 3:00- 4:50P PUB HLT 61235 HINDS, W.C. 8 15 4.0 RESTRICT: ENV HLT,ENV SCI&ENGR,PUBLIC HEALTH

842-331-201 LAB 1A R 3:00- 4:50P PUB HLT 61235 HINDS, W.C. 8 0.0 RESTRICT: ENV HLT,ENV SCI&ENGR,PUBLIC HEALTH

256 MNTR-OCC&ENVRN HLTH N 842-338-200 LEC 1 TBA PUB HLT 20 20 G 4.0 RESTRICT: ALL PUBLIC HEALTH MAJORS

257 RISK ASSESSMNT&STDS N 842-347-200 SEM 1 R 9:00-11:50A PUB HLT 71257 FROINES, J.R. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: ALL PUBLIC HEALTH MAJORS

296A COASTAL ECO PROBLMS N 842-570-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED AMBROSE, R.F. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

296B TERATOGENESIS N 842-571-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED COLLINS, M.D. 0 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

296C ENVIRONMENTAL EVAL N 842-572-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED DAVOS, C.A. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

296E MOLEC TPC-BORON BIO N 842-574-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED ECKHERT, C.D. 10 30 SU 2.0296F TOXIC CHEMICALS N 842-575-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED FROINES, J.R. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 296G AEROSOL TECHNOLOGY N 842-576-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED HINDS, W.C. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 296H OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY N 842-577-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LIU, W.C. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 296I INDUS&ENVIR HYGIENE N 842-578-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED QUE HEE, S.S. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 296J GERM CELL BIOMARKER N 842-579-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED ROBBINS, W.A. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 296K AQUATIC CHEMISTRY N 842-580-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED SUFFET, I.H. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 296L WATER SCIENCE&HLTH N 842-581-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED VALENTINE, J. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 296M ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTN N 842-582-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED WINER, A.M. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 296N GENETIC TOXICOLOGY N 842-583-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED SCHIESTL, R.H. 10 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT M411 ENVIRN HLTH SCI SEM N 842-622-200 SEM 1 R 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 13105A VALENTINE, J. 60 30 SU 2.0

SAME AS : ENV SCI M411 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M412 EFFECTIV TECH WRTNG N 842-624-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 5:50P PUB HLT 61269 WINER, A.M. 20 30 SU 2.0 SAME AS : ENV SCI M412 RESTRICT: ALL PUBLIC HEALTH MAJORS

461 WATER QUALITY&HLTH N 842-722-200 LEC 1 TBA PUB HLT 20 20 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 400A ENV SCI&ENGR PRB CR N 599-610-201 DIS 1 UNSCHED SUFFET, I.H. 10 30 T1 8.0

RESTRICT: ENVIRON SCIENCE AND ENGR MAJORS 599-610-202 DIS 2 UNSCHED AMBROSE, R.F. 10 30 T1 8.0

RESTRICT: ENVIRON SCIENCE AND ENGR MAJORS 599-610-203 DIS 3 UNSCHED WINER, A.M. 10 30 T1 8.0

RESTRICT: ENVIRON SCIENCE AND ENGR MAJORS 599-610-204 DIS 4 UNSCHED PENDLETON, L.H. 10 30 T1 8.0

RESTRICT: ENVIRON SCIENCE AND ENGR MAJORS


104 / EPIDEMIOLOGY Fall 2005


410A ENV SCI&ENGR WRKSHP N 599-625-200 DIS 1 R 3:00- 4:50P PUB HLT 51279 WINER, A.M. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: ENVIRON SCIENCE AND ENGR MAJORS

M411 ENVIRN HLTH SCI SEM N 599-631-200 SEM 1 R 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 13105A VALENTINE, J. 50 30 SU 2.0 SAME AS : ENV HLT M411 RESTRICT: ENVIRON SCIENCE AND ENGR MAJORS

M412 EFFECTIV TECH WRTNG N 599-962-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 5:50P PUB HLT 61269 WINER, A.M. 10 30 SU 2.0 SAME AS : ENV HLT M412 RESTRICT: ENVIRON SCIENCE AND ENGR MAJORS

EPIDEMIOLOGY 200 EPIDEMIOLOGY I N 844-001-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P PUB HLT 41268 HURWITZ, E.L. 48 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT M204 LOGIC&CAUS&PROBBLTY N 844-025-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P PUB HLT 71257 GREENLAND, S. 40 30 4.0

SAME AS : STATS M243 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M218 QUESTNNR DSGN&ADMIN N 844-110-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A PUB HLT 61269 BOURQUE, L.B. 15 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : COM HLT M218 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

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292 ADV SEM-EPIDEMIOLGY N 844-552-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 4:50P PUB HLT 71257 KRAUS, J.F. 35 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: EPIDEMIOLOGY, PUBLIC HEALTH MAJORS

293 INTNTL HIV&AIDS SEM N 844-558-200 SEM 1 T 10:00-11:50A PUB HLT 71257 DETELS, R. 30 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

295 SEMINAR IN CANCER N 844-570-200 SEM 1 F 12:00- 1:50P PUB HLT 61269 ZHANG, Z. 30 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

411 RSCH RESRC-EPIDMLGY N 844-622-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 4:50P PUB HLT 61235 SMITH, L.V. 20 09 G 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

ETHNOMUSICOLOGY Ethnomusicology 91A thru 91Z are open to all students regardless of major; some restrictions may apply.

10A WORLD MUSIC THEORY N 208-030-200 LEC 1 MTWR 9:00-10:50A SMB 1421 SAVAGE, R. 30 02 G 5.0 RESTRICT: ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS

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RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 91C MUSIC&DANCE-BALKANS N 208-252-200 ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1344 VARIMEZOV, I.S. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 91D MUSIC OF CHINA N 208-253-200 ACT 1 VAR SMB LI, C. 35 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 91E MUSIC&DANCE-GHANA N 208-254-200 ACT 1 R 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1659 LADZEKPO, K. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 91F MUSIC OF INDIA N 208-255-200 ACT 1 VAR SMB KAUSHAL, A. 40 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208-255-201 ACT 2 VAR SMB HUSAIN, S. 10 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 91H MUSIC OF JAVA N 208-257-200 ACT 1 M 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1659 WIMBOPRASETYO, D.W 15 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 91J MUSIC OF KOREA N 208-259-200 ACT 1 VAR SMB KIM, D.D. 60 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 91K MUSIC OF MEXICO N 208-260-200 ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1345 GUZMAN, J.A. 50 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 91N MUSIC OF NEAR EAST N 208-263-200 ACT 1 R 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1325 RACY, A.J. 20 24 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT For Ethnomusicology 91P, an audition is required. Come prepared with one song of any kind.

91P MUSIC-AFRCN AMERCNS N 208-265-200 ACT 1 R 11:00-12:50P SMB 1325 ROBERSON, J.E. 80 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

91T JAZZ ORCHESTRA N 208-269-200 ACT 1 T 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1345 HARRISON, C.A. 30 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

208-269-201 ACT 2 R 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1345 RODRIGUEZ, B.H. 30 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

208-269-202 ACT 3 W 5:00- 6:50P SMB 1440 BURRELL, K.E. 30 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

91Z AFRO-CUBAN MUSIC N 208-275-200 ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1659 AGUABELLA, F.U. 35 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Ethnomusicology 91Z, activity 1: Afro-Cuban Music MUSIC OF BRAZIL N 208-275-201 ACT 2 W 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1439 BROWNER, T.C. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Ethnomusicology 91Z, activity 2: Music of Brazil

92 MUSIC INSTRUCTION N 208-276-200 STU 1 UNSCHED THE STAFF 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT


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106A TRADL NA INDIAN MUS N 208-339-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SMB 1440 BROWNER, T.C. 40 04 4.0CM110A AFRCN AM MUS HERITG N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SMB 1420 DJEDJE, J.C. 20 13 4.0

SAME AS : AFRO-AM CM110A 208-360-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A SMB 1420 20 0.0120A DEVELOPMENT OF JAZZ N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A SMB 1100 WILSON, G. 400 12 4.0 208-420-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 8:50A SMB 1440 40 0.0 208-420-202 DIS 1B F 9:00- 9:50A SMB 1440 40 0.0 208-420-203 DIS 1C F 10:00-10:50A SMB 1440 40 0.0 208-420-204 DIS 1D F 11:00-11:50A SMB 1440 40 0.0 208-420-205 DIS 1E F 12:00-12:50P SMB 1440 40 0.0 208-420-206 DIS 1F F 1:00- 1:50P SMB 1440 40 0.0 208-420-207 DIS 1G F 9:00- 9:50A SMB 1439 40 0.0 208-420-208 DIS 1H F 10:00-10:50A SMB 1439 40 0.0 208-420-209 DIS 1I F 11:00-11:50A SMB 1439 40 0.0 208-420-210 DIS 1J F 12:00-12:50P SMB 1439 40 0.0127 JAZZ KEYBRD HARMONY N 208-462-200 LAB 1 T 3:00- 4:50P SMB 1151 THE STAFF 10 15 G 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 129A JAZZ THEORY&IMPROV N 208-474-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1325 THE STAFF 10 15 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161B ADV MUSIC OF BALI N 208-667-200 ACT 1 T 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1659 WENTEN, I.N. 20 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161C ADV MSC&DNC-BALKANS N 208-668-200 ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1344 VARIMEZOV, I.S. 20 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161D ADV MUSIC OF CHINA N 208-669-200 ACT 1 VAR SMB LI, C. 30 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161E ADV MUSC&DANC-GHANA N 208-670-200 ACT 1 R 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1659 LADZEKPO, K. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161F ADV MUSIC OF INDIA N 208-671-201 ACT 1 VAR SMB KAUSHAL, A. 25 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208-671-202 ACT 2 VAR SMB HUSAIN, S. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161H ADV MUSIC OF JAVA N 208-673-200 ACT 1 M 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1659 WIMBOPRASETYO, D.W 20 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161J ADV MUSIC OF KOREA N 208-675-200 ACT 1 VAR KIM, D.D. 90 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161K ADV MUSIC OF MEXICO N 208-676-200 ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1345 GUZMAN, J.A. 30 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161N ADV MUSIC-NEAR EAST N 208-679-200 ACT 1 R 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1325 TAMER, E.E. 20 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161P ADV MUSIC-AFR AMRCN N 208-681-200 ACT 1 R 11:00-12:50P SMB 1325 ROBERSON, J.E. 40 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161T ADV JAZZ ORCHESTRA N 208-685-201 ACT 1 T 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1345 HARRISON, C.A. 30 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208-685-202 ACT 2 R 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1345 RODRIGUEZ, B.H. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208-685-203 ACT 3 W 5:00- 6:50P SMB 1440 BURRELL, K.E. 20 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 161Z AFRO-CUBAN MUSIC N 208-689-201 ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1659 AGUABELLA, F.U. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Ethnomusicology 161Z, activity 1: Afro-Cuban Music

MUSIC OF BRAZIL N 208-689-202 ACT 2 W 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1439 BROWNER, T.C. 20 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Ethnomusicology 161Z, activity 2: Music of Brazil 162 ADV MUSIC INSTRUCTN N 208-692-201 STU 1 UNSCHED RICE, T. 10 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 171 ADV JAZZ PERFRMANCE N 208-726-201 LAB 1 VAR SMB MIRANDA, R. 6 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 208-726-202 LAB 2 VAR SMB BURRELL, K.E. 5 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 208-726-204 LAB 4 VAR SMB WILSON, A.J. 8 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 208-726-205 LAB 5 VAR SMB BOHANON, G.R. 5 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 208-726-206 LAB 6 VAR SMB FERGUSON, S. 6 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 208-726-207 LAB 7 VAR SMB RANIER, T.J. 9 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 208-726-208 LAB 8 VAR SMB OWENS, C.M. 8 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 208-726-209 LAB 9 VAR SMB PRICE, R. 3 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 208-726-210 LAB 10 VAR SMB MORRISON, B. 9 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 208-726-211 LAB 11 VAR SMB WEIR, M.A. 5 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 208-726-213 LAB 13 VAR SMB RODRIGUEZ, B.H. 5 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT C176 PSYCH OF FILM MUSIC N 208-756-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SMB 1344 KENDALL, R.A. 45 30 G 4.0177 JAZZ COMBO N 208-762-201 ACT 1 T 3:00- 4:50P SMB 1421 WEIR, M.A. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208-762-202 ACT 2 T 5:00- 6:50P SMB 1439 BURRELL, K.E. 10 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208-762-203 ACT 3 R 6:00- 7:50P SMB 1439 BURRELL, K.E. 10 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208-762-204 ACT 4 T 5:00- 6:50P SMB 1151 OWENS, C.M. 10 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208-762-205 ACT 5 T 5:00- 6:50P SMB 1421 FERGUSON, S. 10 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208-762-206 ACT 6 M 5:00- 6:50P SMB 1344 BOHANON, G.R. 10 30 G 2.0



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208-762-207 ACT 7 W 5:00- 6:50P SMB 1439 WILSON, A.J. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

201 HIST-ETHNOMUSICOLGY N 608-008-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P SMB B544 KEYES, C.L. 15 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS & ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS

CM210A AFRCN AM MUS HERITG N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SMB 1420 DJEDJE, J.C. 5 13 4.0 SAME AS : AFRO-AM CM210A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

608-060-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A SMB 1420 5 0.0237 SEM-AFRICAN MUSIC N 608-222-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1846 DJEDJE, J.C. 15 16 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 262 MUSICAL ETHNOGRAPHY N 608-372-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1846 RICE, T. 15 08 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS & ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS 273 SEM-PSYCHOLGY-MUSIC N 608-438-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P SMB B544 KENDALL, R.A. 10 15 6.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS & ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS C276 PSYCH OF FILM MUSIC N 608-456-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SMB 1344 KENDALL, R.A. 5 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS & ETHNOMUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC HIST, WAC 289 RSCH DSGN&GRNT WRTG N 608-534-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1846 REES, H.M. 15 09 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS & ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS 292A TOPICS-ETHNOMUSCLGY N 608-552-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1846 BROWNER, T.C. 15 15 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS & ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 608-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BROWNER, T.C. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS 495A TCHNG APPRNTC PRACT N 608-791-200 SEM 1 TBA SMB THE STAFF 20 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS

EUROPEAN STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

101 INTRO-EUROPEAN STDS N 110-306-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 6:50P BUNCHE A152 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EUROPEAN STUDIES MAJORS

FILM, TELEVISION, AND DIGITAL MEDIA 100 UNDERGRAD SYMPOSIUM N 238-300-200 LAB 1 T 7:00- 8:50P MELNITZ 1422 SMITH, B.J. 30 30 G 1.0- 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 106A HIST AM MOTION PIC N ----------- LEC 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 1409 THE STAFF 244 30 G 6.0 238-336-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 0.0 238-336-202 DIS 1B M 10:00-10:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 0.0 238-336-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 0.0 238-336-204 DIS 1D T 10:00-10:50A MELNITZ 2568B 20 0.0 238-336-205 DIS 1E T 11:00-11:50A MELNITZ 2568B 20 0.0 238-336-206 DIS 1F T 12:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2568B 20 0.0 238-336-207 DIS 1G R 9:00- 9:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 0.0 238-336-208 DIS 1H R 10:00-10:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 0.0 238-336-209 DIS 1I R 11:00-11:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 0.0 238-336-210 DIS 1J R 12:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2589 20 0.0 238-336-211 DIS 1K R 5:00- 5:50P MELNITZ 2589 20 0.0 238-336-212 DIS 1L R 6:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2589 20 0.0106C AFR&ASN&LAT AM FILM N 238-338-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 1409 GABRIEL, T.H. 0 30 G 6.0115 STYLSTC-MOVNG IMAGE N 238-390-200 LEC 1 F 10:00- 1:50P MELNITZ 2534 DE LAS CARRERAS, M 40 30 G 4.0 R 7:00- 8:50P MELNITZ 2534

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C120 DIGITAL CINEMTOGPHY N 238-420-200 LEC 1 W 12:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 1439A DENOVE, T.F. 10 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 128 MEDIA AND ETHNICITY N 238-468-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2160 NAKAMURA, R.A. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 130A SCREENWRTNG FNDMTLS N 238-480-200 LEC 1 M 12:00-12:50P HAINES 39 WALTER, R. 320 30 2.0130B SCRNWRT FNDMT WKSHP N 238-481-200 DIS 1 T 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2534 CARUSO, D. 26 15 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135A ADV SCRNWRTNG WKSHP Y 238-510-200 LAB 1 W 1:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 2589 HOBLOCK, R.C. 10 30 G 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C142 DGTL IMAGRY&VISLZTN N 238-552-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2536 BARMINSKI, W.J. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 153 MOTION PICT LIGHTNG Y 238-618-200 LEC 1 S 10:00- 2:20P MELNITZ 1427A KENNY, F.G. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 175A UNDRGRD FILM PRDCTN N 238-750-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2586B SMITH, B.J. 20 30 8.0 R 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 1462A

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 238-750-201 LEC 2 T 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2568B DELL’AMICO, D. 20 30 8.0 R 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 1427A

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT M177 FILM&TV ACTNG WKSHP N 238-762-201 LAB 1 TR 9:00-11:50A MELNITZ 1439A SALVI, D.N. 20 30 G 2.0

SAME AS : THEATER M178 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

238-762-200 LAB 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 1439A SALVI, D.N. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

178 FILM&TV PRODCTN LAB N 238-768-201 LAB 1 M 4:00- 6:50P MACGOWN 2310C SOBCHACK, V. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 M 4:00- 6:50P MACGOWN 2310A M 4:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2410

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 238-768-202 LAB 2 VAR DENOVE, T.F. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 238-768-203 LAB 3 VAR GAZDAG, G. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 238-768-204 LAB 4 VAR GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 238-768-205 LAB 5 VAR MARIN, E. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 238-768-206 LAB 6 VAR MCDONALD, W. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0



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238-768-207 LAB 7 VAR RICHARDSON, N. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

238-768-208 LAB 8 VAR SCHREIBMAN, M.A. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

238-768-209 LAB 9 VAR SMITH, B.J. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

238-768-210 LAB 10 VAR BROWNLEE, S.M. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

238-768-211 LAB 11 VAR DELL’AMICO, D. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

238-768-212 LAB 12 VAR WAGMISTER, C. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

238-768-213 LAB 13 VAR VILPPU, G.V. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

238-768-214 LAB 14 VAR WARD, D.A. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

238-768-215 LAB 15 VAR MERCER, C.L. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

181A ANIMTN DSGN-FILM&TV N ----------- LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2487 MCLAUGHLIN, D. 25 05 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

238-786-201 LAB 1A WR 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2487 MCLAUGHLIN, D. 25 0.0181B WRITING-ANIMATION Y 238-787-200 STU 1 TR 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2487 MCLAUGHLIN, D. 25 13 4.0/ 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 185 UG TV&VIDEO PRODCTN N 238-810-200 LAB 1 MW 9:00-12:50P MELNITZ 1462A KENNEY, H.W. 20 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 238-810-201 LAB 2 MW 1:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 1462A KENNEY, H.W. 20 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 186 INTR DOC VID PROD N 238-816-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2534 GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 25 30 G 4.0 R 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2586B

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 187A RMOT MULTI-CAM PROD N 238-822-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-11:50A MELNITZ 2534 SIPOS, J.A. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 194 INTERNSHIP SEMINAR Y 238-864-200 SEM 1 T 5:00- 6:50P MACGOWN 2310C LOEWENSTEIN, L.K. 20 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS195 CORPORATE INTERNSHP N 238-872-200 TUT 1 VAR MACGOWN LOEWENSTEIN, L.K. 30 30 G 2.0- 6.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS200 BIBLIOG&MTHDS-RSRCH N 638-001-200 DIS 1 T 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2410 THE STAFF 20 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 201 MEDIA INDUS&PRODCTN N 638-006-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2410 CALDWELL, J.T. 20 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208A SEM-FILM STRUCTURE N 638-048-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 2534 SUBER, H. 57 30 6.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208B SEM-CLSCL FILM THRY N 638-049-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2410 BROWNE, N.K. 20 30 G 6.0 M 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2534

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 209A SEM-DOCUMNTRY FILM N 638-054-200 SEM 1 R 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2410 CALDWELL, J.T. 20 30 6.0 M 5:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2534

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 215 SEM-THEORY&METHOD N 638-090-200 SEM 1 F 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2410 THE STAFF 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 219 SEM-FILM&SOCIETY N 638-114-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 2534 GABRIEL, T.H. 20 30 6.0 W 5:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2586B

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 224 COMPUTER-FILM STUDY N 638-144-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ MAMBER, S.D. 20 30 4.0 W 4:00- 5:50P MELNITZ

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C242 DGTL IMAGRY&VISLZTN N 638-252-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2536 BARMINSKI, W.J. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 246 ELECTRONIC CULTURE N 638-276-201 DIS 1 W 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2410 MAMBER, S.D. 20 30 G 6.0 W 4:00- 5:50P MELNITZ 1446A

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 274 SEM-RESEARCH DESIGN N 638-444-200 SEM 1 M 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2410 MCHUGH, K.A. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 277 SEM-NARRATIVE STDS N 638-462-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2410 THE STAFF 20 30 6.0 T 5:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2586B

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 288A FEAT FILM DEVLP I N 638-528-200 LEC 1 R 7:00- 9:50P ROYCE 156 THE STAFF 50 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 290A RESEARCH & DEV 1 N 638-540-200 SEM 1 T 7:00- 9:50P PUB POL 2325 HANAHAN TAYLOR, S. 30 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 291A STUDIO VS INDEPNDNT N 638-549-200 LEC 1 M 7:00- 9:50P ROYCE 190 GUBER, H.P. 100 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 292B WHO PRODUCES TV? N 638-556-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2270 KATZMAN, J.F. 70 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 294A CONTRACTS&NEGOTIATN N 638-564-200 LEC 1 W 7:00- 9:50P PUB POL 2250 NAGLE, P.G. 60 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 294C INTL FINANCE & DIST N 638-566-200 LEC 1 T 7:00- 9:50P PUB POL 2250 FAYNE, S.E. 60 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 296A TALENT AGENCIES N 638-576-200 LEC 1 R 7:00- 9:50P PUB POL 2270 HOBERMAN, D.E. 70 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 298A SPECIAL STUDIES N 638-588-201 DIS 1 M 7:00- 9:50P MACGOWN 2310C BOYLE, B. 30 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-588-202 DIS 2 T 7:00- 9:50P MACGOWN 2310C BOYLE, B. 30 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Film and Television 298A, discussion 2:

638-588-203 DIS 3 F 2:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 2534 ROSEN, R. 20 30 2.0- 4.0 W 5:00- 7:50P MELNITZ 1409

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Film and Television 298A, discussion 3:

638-588-204 DIS 4 T 7:30-10:20P MELNITZ 2586B BERMAN, S.S. 20 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT


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638-588-205 DIS 5 TR 9:00-11:50A MELNITZ 2534 SIPOS, J.A. 20 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Film and Television 298A, discussion 5: 638-588-206 DIS 6 T 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ NORIEGA, C.A. 20 30 2.0- 4.0 M 7:00- 8:50P MELNITZ

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-588-207 DIS 7 VAR BOYLE, B. 200 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: FILM AND TELEVISION MAJORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS 298B SPECIAL STUDIES N 638-589-200 DIS 1 R 6:00- 8:50P MELNITZ 2410 HORAK, J. 20 30 2.0- 4.0 W 6:00- 8:50P MELNITZ 2534

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Film and Television 298B:

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 638-600-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BOYLE, B. 100 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

402A ADV NARR DIR WRKSHP N 638-604-200 LAB 1 R 7:00- 9:50P MELNITZ 1439A GAZDAG, G. 25 30 G 4.0/ 8.0 M 5:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 1409 W 4:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2410 F 9:00-12:50P MELNITZ 1439A F 2:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2586B

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-604-201 LAB 2 M 2:00- 7:50P MELNITZ 1439A KELLY, R.M. 25 30 G 4.0/ 8.0 F 2:00- 5:50P MELNITZ 1439A

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 403A ADV DOCUMNTRY WKSHP N 638-608-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2534 GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 15 30 4.0- 8.0 R 4:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2586B

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 409 DIRCTNG ACTR-CAMERA N 638-622-200 LAB 1 TR 9:00-11:50A MELNITZ 1439A SCHREIBMAN, M.A. 21 30 4.0 TR 12:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2586B

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 410A FILM PRODUCTN WKSHP N 638-624-201 LEC 1 M 9:00- 1:50P MELNITZ 1439A VIENS, G.F. 20 30 G 8.0 W 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 1410A M 4:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2586B S 9:00- 2:50P MELNITZ 1439A

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C420 DIGITAL CINEMTOGPHY N 638-640-200 LEC 1 W 12:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 1439A DENOVE, T.F. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 423A DRCTN-ACTRS-FILM&TV N 638-646-201 LAB 1 TR 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 1439A SALVI, D.N. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 431 FILM&TV SCREENWRTNG N 638-662-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 2589 ACKERMAN, H.L. 12 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-662-201 LEC 2 W 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2589 ACKERMAN, H.L. 12 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-662-203 LEC 3 T 2:00- 4:50P OFF CAM HUTZLER, L.H. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 433 WRTNG SHRT SCRNPLAY N 638-666-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2589 THE STAFF 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-666-201 LEC 2 F 9:00-11:50A MELNITZ 2586B DELL’AMICO, D. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 434 ADV SCREENWRITING N 638-668-201 DIS 1 T 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2589 ACKERMAN, H.L. 10 30 G 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-668-202 DIS 2 M 7:00- 9:50P MACGOWN 2310B WALTER, R. 10 30 G 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-668-203 DIS 3 T 2:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3161 VOORHEES, L. 12 30 G 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-668-204 DIS 4 W 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3106 LEDERER, A.A. 10 30 G 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-668-205 DIS 5 W 7:00- 9:50P PUB POL 1222 STRAIN, J.A. 10 30 G 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-668-206 DIS 6 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3165 HENDERSON, F. 10 30 G 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 435 SHT FLM&TV SCRNPLAY N 638-670-200 DIS 1 T 1:30- 4:20P MACGOWN 2310B SMITH, B.J. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-670-201 DIS 2 F 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2589 GARY, G.E. 15 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 452C FILM&TV SND RERCRDG N ----------- LEC 1 R 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2548B BROWNLEE, S.M. 25 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-706-201 LAB 1A VAR MELNITZ BROWNLEE, S.M. 25 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT ----------- LEC 2 R 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2548B BROWNLEE, S.M. 25 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-706-211 LAB 2A VAR MELNITZ BROWNLEE, S.M. 25 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C454B ADV FILM EDITING N 638-709-200 LEC 1 M 7:00- 9:50P MELNITZ 2586B RICHARDSON, N. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 482A ADV ANIMATN WRKSHP N 638-764-200 STU 1 F 10:30- 2:50P MELNITZ 2487 VILPPU, G.V. 45 03 4.0/ 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 482B ADV ANIMATN WRKSHP N 638-765-200 STU 1 T 7:00- 9:50P MELNITZ 2487 LETTERA, V.M. 25 22 4.0/ 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 486 PREP-MFA IN PRODCTN N 638-772-201 TUT 1 VAR BROWNLEE, S.M. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-772-202 TUT 2 VAR DENOVE, T.F. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-772-203 TUT 3 VAR GAZDAG, G. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-772-204 TUT 4 VAR GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-772-205 TUT 5 VAR MARIN, E. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-772-206 TUT 6 VAR MCDONALD, W. 10 30 2.0- 4.0



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638-772-207 TUT 7 VAR RICHARDSON, N. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

638-772-208 TUT 8 VAR SCHREIBMAN, M.A. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

638-772-209 TUT 9 VAR SMITH, B.J. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 638-772-210 TUT 10 VAR DELL’AMICO, D. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-772-211 TUT 11 VAR KELLY, R.M. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 487 POST-PRODUCTION LAB N 638-774-201 LAB 1 VAR BROWNLEE, S.M. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-202 LAB 2 VAR DENOVE, T.F. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-203 LAB 3 VAR GAZDAG, G. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-204 LAB 4 VAR GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-205 LAB 5 VAR MARIN, E. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-206 LAB 6 VAR MCDONALD, W. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-207 LAB 7 VAR RICHARDSON, N. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-208 LAB 8 VAR SCHREIBMAN, M.A. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-209 LAB 9 VAR SMITH, B.J. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-210 LAB 10 VAR GONZALEZ, A.P. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-211 LAB 11 VAR DELL’AMICO, D. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 638-774-212 LAB 12 VAR KELLY, R.M. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 488A INTERACTIVE ANIMATN N 638-776-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P MELNITZ 2487 BOYL, B.L. 25 30 G 4.0- 8.0 F 4:30- 6:50P MELNITZ 2487

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 488B ADV INTERACT ANIMTN N 638-777-200 LEC 1 W 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2487 WARD, D.A. 20 30 G 4.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 489A CMPTR ANMTN-FLM&VID N 638-778-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2585 MERCER, C.L. 25 15 G 4.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 489B PRDCTN-CMPTR ANMATN N 638-779-200 LEC 1 W 7:00- 9:50P MELNITZ 2487 SHEETZ, C.E. 25 23 G 4.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Film and Television 489B:

496 TEACHING FILM&TV N 638-792-200 DIS 1 F 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2568B MAMBER, S.D. 40 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

638-792-201 DIS 2 M 12:00- 1:50P MELNITZ 2589 THE STAFF 20 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

498 PRFSN INTRN-FILM&TV N 638-796-200 TUT 1 T 5:00- 6:50P MACGOWN 2310C LOEWENSTEIN, L.K. 20 30 4.0-12.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE STUDIES

French A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Enrollment in French 1 thru 6 is contingent on proper placement as determined by the results of the departmental placement examination to be given Monday, September 26, and Thursday, September 29, 2005, from 4

to 6 p.m. in location TBA (photo I.D. required). (1) Students with one or more years of high school French MUST present a placement examination score on the first day of class. (2) Students who have taken the AP examination and received a score of 3 or higher need not take the departmental placement examination but should consult the UCLA General Catalog for credit equivalencies. (3) Students who have never had high school French may preenroll in French 1 without taking the placement examination but should consult the UCLA General Catalog for credit equivalencies. (4) Transfer students who have had French at another college should check their degree progress report for credit equivalencies granted on admission (see counselors in A316 Murphy Hall or call 825-3382).

1 ELEMENTARY FRENCH N 236-003-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A28 JANSMA, K. 23 21 4.0 236-003-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A24 JANSMA, K. 23 21 4.0 236-003-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A HAINES A82 JANSMA, K. 23 21 4.0 236-003-204 LEC 4 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A HAINES A24 JANSMA, K. 23 21 4.0 236-003-205 LEC 5 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P HAINES A82 JANSMA, K. 23 21 4.0 236-003-206 LEC 6 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P DODD 154 JANSMA, K. 23 21 4.0 236-003-207 LEC 7 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1256 JANSMA, K. 23 21 4.02 ELEMENTARY FRENCH Y 236-006-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A HAINES A74 JANSMA, K. 23 22 4.0 236-006-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A HAINES A82 JANSMA, K. 23 22 4.0 236-006-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 1221A JANSMA, K. 23 22 4.03 ELEMENTARY FRENCH Y 236-009-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A82 JANSMA, K. 23 23 4.0 236-009-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A HAINES A24 JANSMA, K. 23 23 4.0 236-009-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A HAINES A74 JANSMA, K. 23 23 4.0 236-009-204 LEC 4 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P HAINES A74 JANSMA, K. 23 23 4.0 236-009-205 LEC 5 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P HAINES A82 JANSMA, K. 23 23 4.04 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH Y 236-012-201 LEC 1 MTWF 10:00-10:50A DODD 162 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 03 4.0 236-012-202 LEC 2 MTWF 11:00-11:50A HAINES A76 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 04 4.0 236-012-203 LEC 3 MTWF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3288 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 05 4.05 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH Y 236-015-201 LEC 1 MTWF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1256 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 02 4.0 236-015-202 LEC 2 MTWF 12:00-12:50P DODD 162 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 05 4.06 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH Y 236-018-201 LEC 1 MTWF 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A74 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 02 4.0 236-018-202 LEC 2 MTWF 1:00- 1:50P HAINES A74 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 06 4.010A FRENCH CONVERSATION Y 236-030-200 DIS 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A DODD 162 DUFRESNE, N.I. 25 02 2.010B FRENCH CONVERSATION Y 236-031-200 DIS 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P DODD 162 DUFRESNE, N.I. 25 06 2.012 INTR-FRN&FRNCPH LIT Y 236-036-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P HAINES A44 MELZER, S.E. 40 05 5.014W INTRO-FRN CULTR&CIV Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MF 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1651 LIONNET, F. 40 04 G 5.0 W 11:00-11:50A HAINES A44 Y 236-043-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1120 20 0.0 Y 236-043-202 DIS 1B F 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1151 20 0.0


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19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 236-057-201 SEM 1 T 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3123 THOMAS, D.R. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

French and Francophone 19, seminar 1: Africa in Global Contexts60 FRENCH&FRANCPHN NOV N 236-200-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3105 LOSELLE, A.N. 30 07 5.0100 WRITTEN EXPRESSION Y 236-300-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 160 DENIE-HIGNEY, L.M. 30 03 4.0101 WRITTEN EXPRESSION Y 236-306-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5233 THE STAFF 25 03 4.0102 ADV EXPOSITRY WRTNG Y 236-312-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MOORE 1003 DUFRESNE, N.I. 25 03 4.0107 ADV ORAL EXPRESSION Y 236-342-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P LAKRETZ 100 JANSMA, K. 15 05 4.0109 LANG&COM-BSNS FRNCH Y 236-354-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2135 DUFRESNE, N.I. 30 06 4.0114B LIT-17TH&18TH CNTRY Y 236-385-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2135 30 02 5.0117 17TH-CEN FRENCH LIT N 236-405-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3153 MELZER, S.E. 20 06 4.0121 FRANCOPHONE LIT&CLT N 236-429-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 154 THOMAS, D.R. 30 12 4.0133 FR&FRNC SHORT STORY N 236-498-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5514 13 04 4.0137 FRENCH INTLCTL HIST N 236-522-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES A78 16 13 4.0200 CNTMPORARY THEORIES N 636-000-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2150 KAUFMAN, E.K. 15 08 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 204 AUTOBIOGRAPHY N 636-024-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2319 STEFANOVSKA, M. 15 09 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 205A STUDIES-CINEMA&LIT N 636-031-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P PAB 2434 GANS, E.L. 20 15 4.0375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 636-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 495 TCHNG-COLLEGE LEVEL N 636-790-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P ROYCE 236 JANSMA, K. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: FRENCH,COM LIT,ROMANCE GRAD STUDENTS

GENERAL EDUCATION CLUSTERS A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of the yearlong cluster sequence. For GE Clusters M1A-M1B-M1CW, students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of the

year-long sequence. M1A GLOBAL ENVIRONMNT 1 N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 121 STOLZENBACH, K.D. 168 04 G 5.0

SAME AS : ENVIRON M1A RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

226-001-201 DIS 1A T 9:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1601 21 0.0 226-001-202 DIS 1B T 11:00-12:50P 21 0.0 226-001-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 2:50P 21 0.0 226-001-204 DIS 1D W 9:00-10:50A 21 0.0 226-001-205 DIS 1E W 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 154 21 0.0 226-001-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A44 21 0.0 226-001-207 DIS 1G R 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 6704 21 0.0 226-001-208 DIS 1H R 11:00-12:50P 21 0.0

For GE Clusters 20A-20B-20CW, students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of the year-long sequence. 20A INTERRCL DYNAMCS-US N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DE NEVE P350 BEHDAD, A. 180 14 G 5.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 226-060-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 3:50P COVEL 210 18 0.0 226-060-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 5:50P COVEL 210 18 0.0 226-060-203 DIS 1C W 9:00-10:50A 18 0.0 226-060-204 DIS 1D W 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 2134 18 0.0 226-060-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1264 18 0.0 226-060-206 DIS 1F W 3:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3134 18 0.0 226-060-207 DIS 1G R 4:00- 5:50P HAINES A74 18 0.0 226-060-208 DIS 1H R 9:00-10:50A COVEL 210 18 0.0 226-060-209 DIS 1I F 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3156 18 0.0 226-060-210 DIS 1J F 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 2134 18 0.0

For GE Clusters 21A-21B-21CW, students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of the year-long sequence. 21A HIST-SOCIAL THOUGHT N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DE NEVE P350 JACOBY, R. 160 04 G 5.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 226-063-201 DIS 1A T 9:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 153 20 0.0 226-063-202 DIS 1B T 10:00-11:50A COVEL 218 20 0.0 226-063-203 DIS 1C T 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3175 20 0.0 226-063-204 DIS 1D T 12:00- 1:50P COVEL 218 20 0.0 226-063-205 DIS 1E T 1:00- 2:50P HAINES A28 20 0.0 226-063-206 DIS 1F T 2:00- 3:50P COVEL 218 20 0.0 226-063-207 DIS 1G T 3:00- 4:50P MS 5147 20 0.0 226-063-208 DIS 1H T 4:00- 5:50P COVEL 218 20 0.0

For GE Clusters 23A-23B-23CW, students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of the year-long sequence.

For GE Clusters 23A-23B-23CW, students are assessed a Course Materials Fee (Fall, $110; Winter, $107; Spring, $90) on their BAR accounts each quarter to cover costs of tickets for attendance at mandatory perfor-mances/events to be announced

by the instructors and for transportation to the Getty. These fees are in addition to and do not replace the Instructional Enhancement Fee. 23A INSIDE PERFORM ARTS N ----------- LEC 1 $110 MW 1:00- 2:50P DE NEVE P350 HACKETT, M.J. 126 06 G 5.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 226-075-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 2:50P COVEL 210 18 0.0 226-075-202 DIS 1B R 3:00- 4:50P COVEL 210 18 0.0 226-075-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 4:50P COVEL 218 18 0.0 226-075-204 DIS 1D F 11:00-12:50P COVEL 210 18 0.0 226-075-205 DIS 1E F 11:00-12:50P COVEL 218 18 0.0 226-075-206 DIS 1F F 1:00- 2:50P COVEL 210 18 0.0 226-075-207 DIS 1G F 1:00- 2:50P COVEL 218 18 0.0

For GE Clusters M24A-M24B-M24CW, students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of the year-long sequence. M24A WRK&LABR&JUSTICE-US N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P DE NEVE P350 WONG, K. 120 15 G 5.0

SAME AS : LBR&WS M1A RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

226-078-201 DIS 1A W 9:00-10:50A 20 0.0 226-078-202 DIS 1B W 11:00-12:50P PUB POL 2238 20 0.0 226-078-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2317 20 0.0 226-078-204 DIS 1D R 9:00-10:50A 20 0.0


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226-078-205 DIS 1E R 11:00-12:50P 20 0.0 226-078-206 DIS 1F T 11:00-12:50P COVEL 210 20 0.0

For GE Clusters 25A-25B-25CW, students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of the year-long sequence. 25A URBAN CULTRE-E ASIA N ----------- LEC 1 TBA DE NEVE LEE, N. 120 20 G 5.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 226-222-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 0.0 226-222-202 DIS 1B W 9:00-10:50A COVEL 210 20 0.0 226-222-203 DIS 1C W 11:00-12:50P COVEL 210 20 0.0 226-222-204 DIS 1D W 1:00- 2:50P COVEL 210 20 0.0 226-222-205 DIS 1E W 3:00- 4:50P COVEL 210 20 0.0 226-222-206 DIS 1F R 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 0.0

For GE Clusters 60A-60B-60CW, students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of the year-long sequence. 60A THE U S 1963-1974 N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DE NEVE P350 WATSON, R.N. 200 12 G 5.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 226-180-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-12:50P COVEL 210 20 0.0 226-180-202 DIS 1B R 1:00- 2:50P HAINES A28 20 0.0 226-180-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 4:50P HAINES A20 20 0.0 226-180-204 DIS 1D F 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 2134 20 0.0 226-180-205 DIS 1E F 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3157 20 0.0 226-180-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-12:50P HAINES A28 20 0.0 226-180-207 DIS 1G F 1:00- 2:50P HAINES A20 20 0.0 226-180-208 DIS 1H F 3:00- 4:50P HAINES A76 20 0.0 226-180-209 DIS 1I F 9:00-10:50A COVEL 210 20 0.0 226-180-210 DIS 1J F 3:00- 4:50P COVEL 210 20 0.0

For GE Clusters 70A-70B-70CW/70DW, students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of year-long sequence. 70A COSMOS AND LIFE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DE NEVE P350 MALKAN, M.A. 160 13 G 5.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 226-210-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 226-210-202 DIS 1B T 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 226-210-203 DIS 1C W 8:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 226-210-204 DIS 1D W 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 226-210-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 226-210-206 DIS 1F W 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 226-210-207 DIS 1G R 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 226-210-208 DIS 1H R 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0

For GE Clusters 71A-71B-71CW, students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of the year-long sequence. 71A BIOTECHNLGY&SOCIETY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P DE NEVE P350 ROBINSON, R.W. 138 05 G 5.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 226-216-201 DIS 1A T 9:00-10:50A COVEL 210 23 0.0 226-216-202 DIS 1B T 1:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2126 23 0.0 226-216-203 DIS 1C T 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2317 23 0.0 226-216-204 DIS 1D W 9:00-10:50A COVEL 218 23 0.0 226-216-205 DIS 1E W 3:00- 4:50P DODD 178 23 0.0 226-216-206 DIS 1F M 3:00- 4:50P COVEL 210 23 0.0

For GE Clusters 80A-80B-80CW, students in the College of Letters and Science must have satisfied the Writing I requirement by the end of Winter Quarter to be eligible to receive Writing II credit on completion of the year-long sequence. 80A FRONTRS-HUMAN AGING N ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P DE NEVE P350 MALMGREN, R.M. 160 16 G 5.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 226-270-201 DIS 1A W 11:00-12:50P COVEL 218 20 0.0 226-270-202 DIS 1B W 1:00- 2:50P COVEL 218 20 0.0 226-270-203 DIS 1C W 3:00- 4:50P COVEL 218 20 0.0 226-270-204 DIS 1D R 9:00-10:50A COVEL 218 20 0.0 226-270-205 DIS 1E R 11:00-12:50P COVEL 218 20 0.0 226-270-206 DIS 1F R 1:00- 2:50P COVEL 218 20 0.0 226-270-207 DIS 1G F 9:00-10:50A COVEL 218 20 0.0 226-270-208 DIS 1H F 3:00- 4:50P COVEL 218 20 0.0

GEOGRAPHY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Undergraduates are encouraged to contact the instructor regarding enrollment in graduate geography courses.

2 BIODIVR-CHNGNG WRLD N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 1209B MACDONALD, G.M. 150 30 5.0 207-012-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-012-202 DIS 1B M 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-012-203 DIS 1C M 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-012-204 DIS 1D T 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-012-205 DIS 1E R 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-012-206 DIS 1F R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.03 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A DODD 121 ENTRIKIN, J.N. 100 03 5.0 207-065-201 DIS 1A M 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 1221B 25 0.0 207-065-202 DIS 1B T 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1221B 25 0.0 207-065-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 1221B 25 0.0 207-065-204 DIS 1D R 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 1221B 25 0.04 REGNL DEV&WRLD ECON N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1246 AGNEW, J.A. 100 04 5.0 207-077-201 LAB 1A T 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-077-202 LAB 1B R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-077-203 LAB 1C W 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-077-204 LAB 1D W 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.05 PEOPLE&EARTH ECOSYS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 1200 GILLESPIE, T.W. 200 12 5.0 207-086-201 LAB 1A M 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1221B 25 0.0 207-086-202 LAB 1B W 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1221B 25 0.0 207-086-203 LAB 1C W 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 1221B 25 0.0 207-086-204 LAB 1D R 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-086-205 LAB 1E F 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-086-206 LAB 1F F 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.0 207-086-207 LAB 1G T 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE A170 25 0.0


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207-086-208 LAB 1H R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 1221B 25 0.0110 POPULATN&NTRL RSRCS N 207-366-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P BUNCHE A163 CLARK, W.A. 60 15 4.0112 ANALTCL ANIMAL GEOG Y 207-371-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 2214 WALTER, H. 80 15 4.0121 CONSERVATN-UNDERDEV N 207-440-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 1209B HINDERY, D.L. 100 09 4.0123 BIORESOURCE MNGMNT Y 207-464-200 LEC 1 M 4:00- 6:50P HAINES A18 LONGCORE, T.R. 90 08 4.0131 ENVIRONMENTL CHANGE N 207-517-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P BUNCHE 1209B MACDONALD, G.M. 125 16 4.0134 SPACE&PLACE-WST THT N 207-529-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1246 ENTRIKIN, J.N. 70 05 4.0140 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY N 207-545-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1246 AGNEW, J.A. 100 06 4.0142 POPULATION GEOGRPHY N 207-550-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE A163 FAN, C.C. 90 14 4.0155 INDUS LOC&RGNL DVLP Y 207-599-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A HAINES A18 SCOTT, A.J. 90 12 4.0166 IMAGES OF THE EARTH N 207-661-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3211 COSGROVE, D.E. 50 13 4.0168 GEOG INFO SYSTEMS Y 207-671-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3134 SHIN, M.E. 40 03 4.0169 REMOTE SENSING&GIS Y 207-676-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 2134 SMITH, L. 30 13 4.0182A SPANISH SOUTH AMER N 207-750-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 1221B BELL, S.A. 60 15 4.0186 CONTEMPORARY CHINA N 207-772-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE A163 FAN, C.C. 90 12 4.0C194A CONTRVRSY-E SYS SCI N 207-865-200 SEM 1 M 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 1261 SMITH, L. 5 05 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208 ADV BIOGEOG-PLANTS N 607-073-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1261 GILLESPIE, T.W. 20 16 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 217 QUATRNRY-ECO ASPCTS N 607-146-200 DIS 1 W 12:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 1221D MACDONALD, G.M. 6 06 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 295 SEM-GEOGRPHIC THGHT N 607-542-200 SEM 1 W 5:00- 7:50P BUNCHE 1261 CURRY, M.R. 15 30 4.0C296A CONTRVRSY-E SYS SCI N 607-556-200 SEM 1 M 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 1261 SMITH, L. 15 05 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 296B CULTURAL GEOG MTHDS N 607-557-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 2:30P BUNCHE 1221D ENTRIKIN, J.N. 15 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 298A PHIL ISS-GEOG INQRY N 607-551-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1261 COSGROVE, D.E. 15 15 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 607-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED AGNEW, J.A. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 495 TCHNG-COLLEGE GEOG N 607-795-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 1221D BASDAS, B. 15 30 SU 2.0


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Dutch A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

120 INTRO-DUTCH STUDIES N 216-420-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 2135 KIRSNER, R.S. 25 15 4.0

German A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who have taken German elsewhere (without receiving UCLA credit) and wish to take German 1 thru 6 must take a placement examination Thursday, June 16, 2005, from 3 to 5 p.m. in 150 Royce Hall. For those who miss the placement examination on June 16, it will be offered again Monday, September 26, 2005, from 3 to 5 p.m. in location TBA. The next examination will be offered for Winter Quarter 2006 enrollment.

1 ELEMENTARY GERMAN N 215-005-200 DIS 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 148 PARKES, L.C. 25 21 4.0 215-005-202 DIS 2 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 148 PARKES, L.C. 25 21 4.0 215-005-203 DIS 3 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3135 PARKES, L.C. 25 21 4.0 215-005-204 DIS 4 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P DODD 154 PARKES, L.C. 25 21 4.03 ELEMENTARY GERMAN Y 215-015-200 DIS 1 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3123 PARKES, L.C. 25 21 4.04 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN Y 215-020-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3143 PARKES, L.C. 25 22 4.0 215-020-202 DIS 2 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A MS 5217 PARKES, L.C. 25 22 4.06 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN Y 215-030-201 DIS 1 MTWR 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1221A PARKES, L.C. 25 22 4.050B LIT ROMANTIC-PRES N 215-153-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 154 WAGENER, H. 40 03 5.059 HOLOCAUST-FILM&LIT N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PAB 1425 PRESNER, T.S. 120 13 5.0 215-176-201 DIS 1A W 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1278 20 0.0 215-176-202 DIS 1B W 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3120 20 0.0 215-176-203 DIS 1C W 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3178 20 0.0 215-176-204 DIS 1D W 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5252 20 0.0 215-176-205 DIS 1E W 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3170 20 0.0 215-176-206 DIS 1F W 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 160 20 0.0M70 ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROYCE 164 STEVENS, C.M. 40 14 G 5.0

SAME AS : COM STD M70, I E STD M70 215-210-201 DIS 1A W 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3123 10 0.0 215-210-202 DIS 1B W 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3131 10 0.0 215-210-203 DIS 1C W 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3131 10 0.0 215-210-204 DIS 1D W 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3123 10 0.0130A CONVRSTN&COMPOSTN 1 Y 215-512-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P HAINES A74 PARKES, L.C. 30 15 4.0144 INTRO-19TH CNT STDS N 215-600-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2278 NEHRING, W. 30 13 G 4.0251 SEM-GERMANIC LING N 615-301-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1323 STEVENS, C.M. 15 15 G 4.0260 SEM-MODERN PERIOD N 615-345-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1278 PRESNER, T.S. 15 09 G 4.0375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 615-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED PARKES, L.C. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 495 FOREIGN LANG PEDGOG N 615-793-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED PARKES, L.C. 15 30 SU 4.0


Old Norse Studies A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

221 ADV OLD NORSE PROSE N 620-119-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5514 BYOCK, J.L. 15 08 4.0

GERONTOLOGY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

M140 INTRO-STDY OF AGING N 224-540-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES 220 BUTCHER, L.L. 30 13 4.0 SAME AS : PSYCH M140, SOC WLF M140

GLOBAL STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

1 INTRO-GLOBL STUDIES N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 1209B 150 14 5.0 022-003-201 DIS 1A TBA 25 0.0 022-003-202 DIS 1B TBA 25 0.0


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022-003-203 DIS 1C TBA 25 0.0 022-003-204 DIS 1D TBA 25 0.0 022-003-205 DIS 1E TBA 25 0.0 022-003-206 DIS 1F TBA 25 0.0

HEALTH SERVICES100 HEALTH SERVICES ORG N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 13105A SCHWEITZER, S.O. 100 08 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 046-300-201 DIS 1A F 3:00- 3:50P PUB HLT 41235 50 0.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 046-300-202 DIS 1B F 3:00- 3:50P PUB HLT 71257 50 0.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 200A HLT SSTMS ORG&FINAN N ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 53105A THIND, A.S. 70 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HEALTH SERVICES, PUBLIC HEALTH 846-001-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 53105A 35 0.0

RESTRICT: HEALTH SERVICES, PUBLIC HEALTH 846-001-202 DIS 1B F 3:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 53105A 35 0.0

RESTRICT: HEALTH SERVICES, PUBLIC HEALTH M204A PHARMCTCL ECON&PLCY N 846-025-200 SEM 1 R 4:30- 6:30P PUB HLT 16059 COMANOR, W.S. 30 30 T1 1.0

SAME AS : ECON M204L RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

206 LATINO HEALTH POLCY N 846-036-200 LEC 1 M 12:00- 2:50P OFF CAM HAYES-BAUTISTA, D. 15 30 G 4.0207A TOPCS-HLTH SERVICES N 846-042-200 SEM 1 R 5:00- 7:30P PUB HLT 41235 YANCEY, A.K. 10 30 T1 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS CM221 TOBACCO N 846-126-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A PUB HLT 20 11 G 4.0

SAME AS : COM HLT M223 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

235 LAW&SOC CHG&HLT SER N 846-210-200 LEC 1 MW 5:00- 6:50P PUB HLT 41235 ROEMER, R.J. 20 09 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M236 MICECNM THR-HL SECT N 846-216-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A PUB HLT 41235 SCHWEITZER, S.O. 30 30 G 4.0 F 9:00- 9:50A PUB HLT 41235

SAME AS : PUB PLC M268 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

237A HLTH SRVC RSCH MTHD N 846-222-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB HLT 41235 RICE, T.H. 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

249G DECISION&COST ANLYS N 846-296-200 SEM 1 T 8:00-10:50A PUB HLT 51279 KEELER, E.B. 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

249H CURRNT RSRCH ISSUES N 846-297-200 DIS 1 R 12:00- 1:30P PUB HLT 71257 RICE, T.H. 20 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

251 QUAL IMPROVMNT&INFO N 846-307-200 LEC 1 TBA PUB HLT 15 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M255 OBESITY&ACTVTY&NUTR N 846-330-200 SEM 1 R 12:00- 2:50P PUB HLT 61235 MCCARTHY, W.J. 15 30 4.0 SAME AS : COM HLT M234 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

286 AMER POL INST&POLCY N 846-516-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB HLT 61262 NEEDLEMAN, J. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

403 HLTH CARE FIN ACCTG Y 846-606-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 6:50P PUB HLT 61269 HAGIGI, F.A. 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

442 MANAGED CARE N 846-677-200 LEC 1 S 8:00-11:50A PUB HLT VOLPE, L.C. 40 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: HEALTH&ALLIED PROFESSIONAL MPH PROGR

HISTORY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. History 97A through 97O and 100 through 191O are limited to Prehistory and History majors on the priority and first enrollment passes.

1A WESTERN CIVILIZATN N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HAINES 39 PHILLIPS, D.D. 280 03 5.0 221-004-201 DIS 1A M 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3117 20 0.0 221-004-202 DIS 1B M 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2160 20 0.0 221-004-203 DIS 1C T 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 0.0 221-004-204 DIS 1D T 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3170 20 0.0 221-004-205 DIS 1E M 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 0.0 221-004-206 DIS 1F T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 0.0 221-004-207 DIS 1G T 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3143 20 0.0 221-004-208 DIS 1H W 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 1221A 20 0.0 221-004-209 DIS 1I R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3288 20 0.0 221-004-210 DIS 1J W 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2168 20 0.0 221-004-211 DIS 1K M 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3157 20 0.0 221-004-212 DIS 1L R 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 0.0 221-004-213 DIS 1M M 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 0.0 221-004-214 DIS 1N R 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 0.03B SCI-NEWTON-DARWIN N ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P DODD 121 WISE, M.N. 120 07 5.0 221-017-201 DIS 1A R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2178 20 0.0 221-017-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3157 20 0.0 221-017-203 DIS 1C W 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 0.0 221-017-204 DIS 1D T 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3157 20 0.0 221-017-205 DIS 1E T 8:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1120 20 0.0 221-017-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 0.08A COLONIAL LATIN AMER N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES 39 TERRACIANO, K.B. 360 13 5.0 221-043-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3117 20 0.0 221-043-202 DIS 1B T 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 0.0 221-043-203 DIS 1C T 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1221A 20 0.0 221-043-204 DIS 1D T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3170 20 0.0 221-043-205 DIS 1E T 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2278 20 0.0 221-043-206 DIS 1F W 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3288 20 0.0 221-043-207 DIS 1G R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3143 20 0.0 221-043-208 DIS 1H W 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3143 20 0.0 221-043-209 DIS 1I W 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3117 20 0.0 221-043-210 DIS 1J W 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3157 20 0.0 221-043-211 DIS 1K W 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2160 20 0.0 221-043-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3143 20 0.0


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221-043-213 DIS 1M R 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2278 20 0.0 221-043-214 DIS 1N R 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2160 20 0.0 221-043-215 DIS 1O R 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3170 20 0.0 221-043-216 DIS 1P R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3153 20 0.0 221-043-217 DIS 1Q R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 0.0 221-043-218 DIS 1R F 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3178 20 0.0M10A AFRICA TO 1800 N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P HAINES 118 EHRET, C. 60 15 5.0

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M10A 221-064-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1343 10 0.0 221-064-202 DIS 1B W 8:00- 9:50A KAUFMAN 153 10 0.0 221-064-203 DIS 1C W 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1256 10 0.0 221-064-204 DIS 1D W 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2292 10 0.0 221-064-205 DIS 1E R 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3120 10 0.0 221-064-206 DIS 1F F 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 3135 10 0.011A HIST-CHINA TO 1000 N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A DODD 121 VON GLAHN, R. 120 02 5.0 221-060-201 DIS 1A W 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3153 20 0.0 221-060-202 DIS 1B W 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 0.0 221-060-203 DIS 1C R 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE A152 20 0.0 221-060-204 DIS 1D R 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2319 20 0.0 221-060-205 DIS 1E R 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1278 20 0.0 221-060-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2178 20 0.013A US&COLONIAL ORIGINS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 2209A BLOCH, R.H. 120 13 5.0 221-067-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3170 20 0.0 221-067-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2178 20 0.0 221-067-203 DIS 1C R 4:00- 5:50P MS 5233 20 0.0 221-067-204 DIS 1D W 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 0.0 221-067-205 DIS 1E W 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 0.0 221-067-206 DIS 1F F 9:00-10:50A PUB POL 2284 20 0.013C US&COLONL ORGNS-20C N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 1200 WANG, J.A. 200 03 5.0 221-069-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3143 20 0.0 221-069-202 DIS 1B W 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3170 20 0.0 221-069-203 DIS 1C W 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1323 20 0.0 221-069-204 DIS 1D M 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 0.0 221-069-205 DIS 1E R 2:00- 3:50P DODD 178 20 0.0 221-069-206 DIS 1F R 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1323 20 0.0 221-069-207 DIS 1G M 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 0.0 221-069-208 DIS 1H F 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3143 20 0.0 221-069-209 DIS 1I T 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3156 20 0.0 221-069-210 DIS 1J W 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 0.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 221-066-201 SEM 1 F 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3288 WORGER, W.H. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN History 19, seminar 1: Truth and Reconciliation in Postapartheid South Africa

221-066-202 SEM 2 W 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1284 WEISS, R. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

History 19, seminar 2: Important Ideas in Modern America 221-066-203 SEM 3 R 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 6265 RUIZ, T.F. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN History 19, seminar 3: Los Angeles: Past and Future, Architecture and Ethnicity

221-066-204 SEM 4 TBA JACOBY, R. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

History 19, seminar 4: The First Utopia: More or Less 221-066-205 SEM 5 TBA GELVIN, J.L. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN History 19, seminar 5: United States and the Middle East: Another Look

221-066-206 SEM 6 TBA MEYER, M.L. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

History 19, seminar 6: Ward Churchill and the Bounds of Academic Freedom 221-066-207 SEM 7 TBA GEARY, P. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN History 19, seminar 7: Terrorists and Door Kickers: Terrorism and Counterterrorism Past and Present

97B MEDIEVAL HISTORY N 221-292-201 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2173 GEARY, P. 15 15 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

97C EUROPEAN HISTORY N 221-293-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2174 THE STAFF 15 08 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

History 97C, seminar 1: 221-293-201 SEM 2 T 4:00- 6:50P PUB POL 2333 THE STAFF 15 15 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR History 97C, seminar 2:

221-293-202 SEM 3 R 10:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2174 THE STAFF 15 14 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

History 97C, seminar 3: 221-293-203 SEM 4 M 10:00-12:50P BUNCHE 1265 THE STAFF 15 01 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR History 97C, seminar 4:

97D US HISTORY N 221-294-200 SEM 1 W 10:00-12:50P BUNCHE 1265 THE STAFF 15 02 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

History 97D, seminar 1: 221-294-201 SEM 2 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2174 THE STAFF 15 15 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR History 97D, seminar 2:

221-294-202 SEM 3 M 11:00- 1:50P SLICHTR 2834 THE STAFF 15 05 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

History 97D, seminar 3: 221-294-203 SEM 4 T 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3288 THE STAFF 15 15 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR History 97D, seminar 4:

97E LATIN AMERICAN HIST N 221-295-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE A152 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

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97F NEAR EASTERN HIST N 221-275-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2173 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

History 97F, seminar 1: 97I SCI&TECH HISTORY N 221-278-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2173 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR History 97I, seminar 1:

97J AFRICAN HISTORY N 221-279-200 SEM 1 M 11:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2150 THE STAFF 15 05 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

History 97J: M104 ANCT MESOPOTM&SYRIA N 221-324-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P BOTANY 325 40 07 G 4.0

SAME AS : AN N EA M104 105A MID EAST 500-1300 N 221-316-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 1246 MORONY, M.G. 100 12 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR 107A ARMENIA TO 11TH CEN N 221-335-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 170 HOVANNISIAN, R.G. 67 13 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR 113A HIST ANCIENT GREECE N 221-361-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2209A PHILLIPS, D.D. 147 04 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR 114C TRNSFRMTN-CLSCL WLD N 221-364-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2214 RAPP, C. 70 03 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR 119A EUROPE 400-1000 N 221-397-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 121 GEARY, P. 80 13 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR 121E MOD EUROP-1914-1945 N 221-330-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A PERLOFF 1102 JACOBY, R. 148 12 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR 125A BAROQ&ENLIGHT GRMNY N 221-412-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P PAB 1434A SABEAN, D. 60 15 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR M127A ORIGINS-RSE MUSCOVY N 221-429-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A HAINES 39 SYMCOX, G.W. 300 04 4.0

SAME AS : RUSSIAN M118 146C US CMPRTV IMMIGRATN N 221-579-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A DODD 146 LASLETT, J.H. 80 02 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR 149A N AMER INDN TO 1830 N 221-603-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 146 MEYER, M.L. 60 13 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR M151A HIST-CHICANO PEOPLE N 221-623-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3157 GOMEZ-QUINONES, J. 30 12 4.0

SAME AS : CHICANO M159A RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

154 HIST OF CALIFORNIA N 221-634-200 LEC 1 MW 3:30- 4:45P FRANZ 1178 LYTLE HERNANDEZ, K 250 08 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

M155 HIST OF LOS ANGELES N 221-640-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 1200 AVILA, E.R. 150 14 4.0 SAME AS : CHICANO M183 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

160B MEXCN REVL SNC 1910 N 221-662-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P BUNCHE 2209A WILKIE, J.W. 150 16 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

173C SHNTO&BDHSM&FLK RLG N 221-734-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A DODD 167 OOMS, H. 60 03 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

176C PHILIPPINE HISTORY N 221-725-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2214 SALMAN, M. 60 13 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

180C SCI&TECH-20TH CENT N 221-747-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P PUB POL 2214 TRAWEEK, S.J. 60 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

M181 TOPICS-JEWISH HIST N 221-786-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P DODD 170 MYERS, D.N. 25 07 4.0 SAME AS : JEWISH M181 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

History M181, lecture 1: 221-786-201 LEC 2 T 10:00-12:15P HAINES A44 THE STAFF 25 13 4.0

RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR M182B JEWISH MIDDLE AGES N 221-761-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P HAINES A44 THE STAFF 25 15 4.0

SAME AS : JEWISH M182B RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

186A EARLY CHRISTIANS N 221-774-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P HAINES A2 BARTCHY, S.S. 120 07 4.0 RESTRICT: HIS,HIS/ART HIS,PRE-HIS,HIS-SCI MINR

For History 191 classes, enrollment is not allowed until the second enrollment pass and is limited to junior/senior History and History/Art History majors. 191C SEM-EUROPE N 221-790-201 SEM 1 W 4:00- 6:50P ROLFE 3118 WOHL, R.A. 0 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY, HISTORY/ART HISTORY & JUNIORS AND ABOVE History 191C, seminar 1: For History 191 classes, enrollment is not allowed until the second enrollment pass and is limited to junior/senior History and History/Art History majors.

191D SEM-UNITED STATES N 221-791-201 SEM 1 M 12:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2173 LYTLE HERNANDEZ, K 0 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY, HISTORY/ART HISTORY & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

History 191D, seminar 1: 221-791-202 SEM 2 W 11:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2150 LASLETT, J.H. 0 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY, HISTORY/ART HISTORY & JUNIORS AND ABOVE History 191D, seminar 2:

221-791-203 SEM 3 M 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3161 HILL, R.A. 0 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY, HISTORY/ART HISTORY & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

History 191D, seminar 3: For History 191 classes, enrollment is not allowed until the second enrollment pass and is limited to junior/senior History and History/Art History majors.

191F SEM-NEAR EAST N 221-793-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2150 HOVANNISIAN, R.G. 0 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY, HISTORY/ART HISTORY & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

History 191F, seminar 1: For History 191 classes, enrollment is not allowed until the second enrollment pass and is limited to junior/senior History and History/Art History majors.

191I SEM-SCIENCE/TECHNOL N 221-852-201 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 5288 TRAWEEK, S.J. 0 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY, HISTORY/ART HISTORY & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

History 191I, seminar 1: For History 191 classes, enrollment is not allowed until the second enrollment pass and is limited to junior/senior History and History/Art History majors.

191K SEM-RELIGION N 221-884-200 SEM 1 M 4:00- 6:50P PUB POL 2278 BARTCHY, S.S. 0 30 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

History 191K, seminar 1: For History 191 classes, enrollment is not allowed until the second enrollment pass and is limited to junior/senior History and History/Art History majors.

191L HISTRGPHY-HOLOCAUST N 221-887-201 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A152 FRIEDLANDER, S.P. 0 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY, HISTORY/ART HISTORY & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

History 191L, seminar 1: Historiography of the Holocaust HIST&MEMORY-HOLOCST N 221-887-202 SEM 2 F 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1343 KENAN, O. 0 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY, HISTORY/ART HISTORY & JUNIORS AND ABOVE History 191L, seminar 2: History and Memory of the Holocaust For History 191 classes, enrollment is not allowed until the second enrollment pass and is limited to junior/senior History and History/Art History majors.


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191M SEM-SOUTHEAST ASIA N 221-888-201 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1265 SALMAN, M. 0 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY, HISTORY/ART HISTORY & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

History 191M, seminar 1: 200D ADV HIST EUROPE N 621-005-201 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3161 SYMCOX, G.W. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS200J ADV HIST NEAR EAST N 621-011-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3165 GELVIN, J.L. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS History 200J, seminar 1: Historiography of the Middle East

200N ADV HIST AFRICA N 621-015-201 SEM 1 R 4:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 3165 EHRET, C. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

200O ADV HIST SCI-TECHNL N 621-016-201 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 5288 WISE, M.N. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

201C TOPICS-MEDIEVAL N 621-031-201 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3169 RAPP, C. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

History 201C, seminar 1: 201E TOPICS-MODRN EUROPE N 621-033-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 6:50P ROLFE 3131 WOHL, R.A. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS History 201E, seminar 1:

201H TOPICS-U S N 621-036-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3169 WANG, J.A. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

History 201H, seminar 1: 621-036-201 SEM 2 M 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3161 MEYER, M.L. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS 621-036-202 SEM 3 M 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3161 HILL, R.A. 5 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS History 201H, seminar 3:

201J TOPICS-NEAR EAST N 621-038-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2150 HOVANNISIAN, R.G. 5 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

History 201J, seminar 1: 201L TOPICS-CHINA N 621-040-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3173 WONG, R.B. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS201M TOPICS-JAPAN N 621-041-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3123 NOTEHELFER, F.G. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS History 201M, seminar 1:

201O TOPICS-SCIENCE TECH N 621-043-201 SEM 1 W 5:00- 7:50P BUNCHE 5288 JACOB, M.C. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

201P TOPICS-RELIGIONS N 621-044-201 SEM 1 M 4:00- 6:50P PUB POL 2278 BARTCHY, S.S. 5 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

201R TOPICS-JEWISH HIST N 621-046-201 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A152 FRIEDLANDER, S.P. 5 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

History 201R, seminar 1: Historiography of the Holocaust 201T TOPICS-SOUTHEA ASIA N 621-048-201 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1265 SALMAN, M. 5 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS 621-048-202 SEM 2 R 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3161 ROBINSON, G. 10 16 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS225 GRD STD-MOD EUR HIS N 621-154-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3169 JACOBY, R. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTSM230A SEM-MODERN EUROPEAN N 621-175-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 6:50P HAINES 122 SABEAN, D. 10 30 T1 4.0

SAME AS : ART HIS M241A RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

M230B SEM-MODERN EUROPEAN N 621-176-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1278 HUNT, L.A. 15 30 T2 4.0 SAME AS : ART HIS M241B RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

242 EUROPEAN HISTORY N 621-426-201 DIS 1 R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 6275 THE STAFF 30 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

246A US HIST-COLONIAL PR N 621-257-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2106 BLOCH, R.H. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

254B US SOCIAL&INTELLECT N 621-306-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3165 REIFF, J.L. 10 30 T2 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

282A SEM-CHINESE HISTORY N 621-458-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P HAINES 122 VON GLAHN, R. 10 30 T1 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

285A SEM-JAPANESE HIST N 621-470-200 SEM 1 M 12:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3161 OOMS, H. 10 30 T1 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

285B SEM-JAPANESE HIST N 621-471-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3127 SILVERBERG, M.R. 10 30 T2 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

297B SEM-HIST OF SCIENCE N 621-506-200 SEM 1 R 10:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3161 WEINER, D.B. 10 30 T2 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 621-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED PHILLIPS, D.D. 7 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

495 TEACHING OF HISTORY N 621-795-200 SEM 1 W 12:30- 1:50P BUNCHE 3175 THE STAFF 50 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS

HONORS COLLEGIUM A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

12 LIT&POETRY IN INDIA N 222-066-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A24 SCHARFE, H.E. 18 30 4.015 ACTING MYTH N 222-084-200 SEM 1 M 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1330 CARUSO, S. 15 01 4.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 222-054-201 SEM 1 TBA SANLO, R.L. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Honors 19, seminar 1: LGBT is Not a Sandwich: Straight Talk on Gay Issues in America

222-054-202 SEM 2 TBA ZESZOTARSKI, P. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Honors 19, seminar 2: Global Souls: Exploring Identity in Age of Globalization 21W RISE&FALL-MODERNISM Y Y ----------- SEM 1 M 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3165 CREESE, R.A. 11 01 G 6.0 Y 222-104-201 LAB 1A W 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3165 CREESE, R.A. 11 0.025 ARTIFICL INTELLGNCE N ----------- SEM 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2174 NARDI, D. 15 06 5.0 222-118-201 LAB 1A R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 7285A NARDI, D. 5 0.0 222-118-202 LAB 1B R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 7285A NARDI, D. 5 0.0 222-118-203 LAB 1C R 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 7285A NARDI, D. 5 0.037A ETHN&GENDR&SOCL CLS N 222-149-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2181 MASON, W.M. 25 15 4.042 NEGOTIATING CONFLCT N 222-163-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2292 HARTSOCK, D.E. 15 16 5.0


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62 COMNTY&SELF-INT-U S N 222-215-201 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P ROYCE 166 BLOCH, R.H. 15 15 6.073 ELEM PRTCLS-UNIVERS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A ROLFE 3134 CLINE, D.B. 45 01 4.0 222-242-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2319 23 0.0 222-242-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1343 22 0.085 MIX&MEMORY-AMERICAS N 222-268-200 SEM 1 T 10:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3161 MORE, A.H. 14 13 5.0101C JOURNL-HUMN&SOC SCI N 222-301-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2156 WILSON, R. 20 15 PN 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 103 SCIENTIFC KNOWLEDGE N 222-319-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:20P PUB POL 1264 0 08 5.0111 STRESS AND COPING N 222-366-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P LAKRETZ 100 DUNKEL SCHETTER, C 20 15 4.0M118 ROOTS OF PATRIARCHY N 222-408-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE A152 DEXTER, M.R. 10 11 4.0

SAME AS : WOM STD M128 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

123 WAR&PEACE IN AFRICA N 222-438-200 SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1270 SKLAR, R.L. 18 07 4.0124 HISTORY-CHILDBIRTH N 222-444-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P PUB POL 4371B TERRALL, M. 15 05 4.0130 COLD WAR N 222-480-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P HAINES A82 KORBONSKI, A. 18 16 4.0M150 MODELING&SIMULATION N 222-544-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:15P FOWLER A139 NARDI, D. 5 04 4.0

SAME AS : ANTHRO M186, HUM CS M100 156 CONSCIOUSNESS&BRAIN N 222-636-200 SEM 1 MW 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2181 SAVODNIK, I. 18 02 5.0

HUMAN COMPLEX SYSTEMS A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 023-057-201 SEM 1 TBA NARDI, D. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Human Complex Systems 19, seminar 1: Cognitive Processes: Exploring How You Perceive, Decide, and Learn

HUMAN GENETICS C144 GENOMIC TECHNOLOGY Y 276-564-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A GONDA 5303 NELSON, S.F. 15 03 4.0CM153G MACROMOLCULR STRUCT Y 276-618-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:20A HLTHSCI 33105A CAREY, M.F. 5 13 G 4.0 W 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM153G, CHEM CM153G CM178 MOLECULAR GENETICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 03 G 4.0

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM178, MCD BIO CM178, MIMG CM178 276-678-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 0.0C244 GENOMIC TECHNOLOGY N 676-264-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A GONDA 5303 NELSON, S.F. 30 03 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS CM248 MOLECULAR GENETICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 03 G 4.0

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM248, MCD BIO CM248, MIMG CM248 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

676-288-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 0.0CM253 MACROMOLCULR STRUCT N 676-318-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:20A HLTHSCI 33105A CAREY, M.F. 25 13 G 4.0 W 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM253, CHEM CM253 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

282 HUMAN GENETICS SEM N 676-492-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 2:20P GONDA 6303 SINSHEIMER, J.S. 20 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

INDO-EUROPEAN STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

M70 ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE N 227-210-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROYCE 164 STEVENS, C.M. 5 14 G 5.0 SAME AS : COM STD M70, GERMAN M70

280A SEM-INDO-EUROP LING N 627-491-200 SEM 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 3165 LEVIN, J.F. 10 30 4.0 Indo-European Studies 280A:

INFORMATION STUDIES 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 228-057-201 SEM 1 R 10:00-11:50A GSEIS 245 BLANCHETTE, J. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Information Studies 19, seminar 1: Digital Security for Analog World

200 INFORMATION-SOCIETY N 628-001-200 LEC 1 T 1:30- 4:50P ROYCE 156 LIEVROUW, L.A. 45 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

628-001-201 LEC 2 W 1:30- 4:50P ROYCE 156 LIEVROUW, L.A. 45 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

204 ELECTRONIC PUBLSHNG N 628-025-200 DIS 1 R 9:00-12:30P GSEIS 121 BORGMAN, C.L. 20 30 G 4.0209 INFO POLICY&ISSUES N 628-054-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-12:30P GSEIS 121 AGRE, P.E. 20 30 4.0234 CONTEMP CHLDRNS LIT N 628-204-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-12:30P GSEIS 121 CART, M.R. 30 30 4.0246 INFO-SEEKING BEHAVR N 628-277-200 LEC 1 T 1:30- 4:50P GSEIS 121 WHITMIRE, E. 15 30 G 4.0260 INFORMATN STRUCTURS N 628-361-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-12:30P GSEIS 111 LEAZER, G.H. 45 30 G 4.0 628-361-201 LEC 2 T 9:00-12:30P GSEIS 111 LEAZER, G.H. 45 30 G 4.0280 SOCL SCI RSRCH MTHD N 628-481-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-12:30P GSEIS 121 RICHARDSON, J.V. 25 30 4.0289 ISSUES-INFO STUDIES N 628-535-201 SEM 1 R 9:00-12:30P GSEIS 111 AGRE, P.E. 30 30 G 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS Information Studies 289, seminar 1: Interpreting Documents

628-535-202 SEM 2 W 1:30- 4:50P GSEIS 121 BLANCHETTE, J. 15 30 G 2.0- 4.0 Information Studies 289, seminar 2: Information as Evidence

290 SEM-INFO STUDIES N 628-541-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 3:50P GSEIS 111 MAACK, M.N. 20 30 SU 1.0- 2.0 R 1:30- 2:50P GSEIS 111

RESTRICT: LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE423 PUBLIC LIBRARIES N 628-646-200 LEC 1 M 5:30- 8:50P GSEIS 111 DELGADILLO, R. 32 30 4.0430 COLLECTION DEVLPMNT N 628-660-200 LEC 1 W 1:30- 5:50P GSEIS 111 MEDIAVILLA, C.L. 35 30 G 4.0455 GOVERNMENT INFO N 628-710-200 LEC 1 M 1:30- 4:50P GSEIS 121 RICHARDSON, J.V. 20 30 4.0498 INTERNSHIP N ----------- DIS 1 M 1:30- 4:50P GSEIS 111 BOTELLO, K.S. 55 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 628-796-201 FLD 1A UNSCHED BOTELLO, K.S. 55 0.0

RESTRICT: LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE


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INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

100A ECON DVLP&CLTR CHNG N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P PERLOFF 1102 APTER, A. 120 14 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT MAJORS

229-300-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2168 20 0.0 229-300-202 DIS 1B T 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 0.0 229-300-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 0.0 229-300-204 DIS 1D R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 0.0 229-300-205 DIS 1E F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2168 20 0.0 229-300-206 DIS 1F F 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2181 20 0.0191 MULTINATIONAL CORPS N 229-846-201 SEM 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P PUB POL 1264 JENSEN, N. 25 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: SENIORS ONLY & INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT MAJORS International Development 191, seminar 1: Multinational Corporations and Development

INTL INSTITUTIONS N 229-846-202 SEM 2 M 9:00-11:50A MS 3915G COMMINS, S.K. 25 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: SENIORS ONLY & INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT MAJORS

International Development 191, seminar 2: International Institutions GENDER ISSUES N 229-846-203 SEM 3 M 9:00-11:50A FRANZ 2288 GUNEWARDENA, A.N. 25 01 G 4.0

RESTRICT: SENIORS ONLY & INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT MAJORS International Development 191, seminar 3: Gender Issues in International Development

ITALIAN A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who have taken Italian elsewhere (without receiving UCLA credit) and wish to take Italian 1 thru 6 must take a placement examination Thursday, September 29, 2005, from 2 to 4 p.m. in location TBA (photo I.D.

required). To reserve a space for the examination, call Professor Tognozzi at (310) 794-8910.

1 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN N 237-003-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3117 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 237-003-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1343 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 237-003-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2317 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 237-003-204 LEC 4 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2319 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 237-003-205 LEC 5 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1264 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 237-003-206 LEC 6 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1329 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.02 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN Y 237-009-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5233 SANTINI, F. 25 27 4.0 237-009-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2317 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.03 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN Y 237-015-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2278 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 237-015-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 1221A TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.04 INTERMED ITALIAN Y 237-021-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A DODD 162 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 18 27 4.0 237-021-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2319 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 18 27 4.05 INTERMED ITALIAN Y 237-024-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE A152 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 18 27 4.06 INTERMED ITALIAN Y 237-027-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HAINES A78 SANTINI, F. 15 27 4.042B ITALY THRU THE AGES N ----------- LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P ROYCE 362 BALLERINI, L. 120 28 5.0 237-093-201 DIS 1A R 10:00-10:50A MS 7608 20 0.0 237-093-202 DIS 1B R 11:00-11:50A MOORE 1003 20 0.0 237-093-203 DIS 1C R 12:00-12:50P MS 7608 20 0.0 237-093-204 DIS 1D R 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A6 20 0.0 237-093-205 DIS 1E R 10:00-10:50A HAINES A76 20 0.0 237-093-206 DIS 1F R 11:00-11:50A HAINES A76 20 0.050A LIT-MID AGES-BAROQE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A HAINES A25 BETTI, F. 60 12 5.0 237-155-201 DIS 1A W 10:00-10:50A MS 5203 20 0.0 237-155-202 DIS 1B W 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 237-155-203 DIS 1C W 12:00-12:50P MS 5127 20 0.0100 COMPOSITION & STYLE Y 237-300-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A HAINES A78 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 15 04 4.0102B ITAL CULTURAL EXPER N 237-323-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5148 SANTINI, F. 20 04 4.0103B INTRO-LIT&ANALYSIS Y 237-329-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:15P HAINES A24 PESCATORI, R. 20 06 4.0114B MID AGES-HUMR&MRLSM Y 237-392-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROYCE 148 TUTTLE, E.F. 25 14 4.0118 AGE OF ENLIGHTENMNT Y 237-410-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 1278 BALLERINI, L. 20 15 4.0121 LITERATURE & FILM N 237-428-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROYCE 164 HARRISON, T.J. 30 13 4.0122 THE ITALIAN THEATER N 237-432-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 2126 BALLERINI, L. 30 13 4.0219C MANZONI N 637-229-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2174 BETTI, F. 15 09 4.0221C NARRATIVE-1900-WW2 N 637-242-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2319 RE, L. 15 15 4.0375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 637-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED TOGNOZZI, E.A. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: ITALIAN,FRENCH,COMP LIT,ROMANCE GRAD 495A TCHG ITAL-CLGE LEVL N 637-765-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3106 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: ITALIAN,FRENCH,COMP LIT,ROMANCE GRAD

LABOR AND WORKPLACE STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

M1A WRK&LABR&JUSTICE-US N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P DE NEVE P350 WONG, K. 0 15 G 5.0 SAME AS : GE CLST M24A

242-001-201 DIS 1A W 9:00-10:50A 0 0.0 242-001-202 DIS 1B W 11:00-12:50P PUB POL 2238 0 0.0 242-001-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2317 0 0.0 242-001-204 DIS 1D R 9:00-10:50A 0 0.0 242-001-205 DIS 1E R 11:00-12:50P 0 0.0 242-001-206 DIS 1F T 11:00-12:50P COVEL 210 0 0.0

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

205 LATN AMRCN SCHLRSHP N 640-030-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3123 TERRACIANO, K.B. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

LAW

Undergraduate Law 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 245-057-201 SEM 1 TBA GRAHAM, K.W. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Undergraduate Law 19, seminar 1: Peace, Nonviolence, and Law


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245-057-202 SEM 2 TBA KOROBKIN, R. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Undergraduate Law 19, seminar 2: Introduction to Negotiation 245-057-203 SEM 3 TBA RUBENSTEIN, W.B. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 245-057-204 SEM 4 TBA THOMPSON, S.C. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Undergraduate Law 19, seminar 4: Citizens Guide to U.S. Economic Growth

156 AMER POLTCL THOUGHT N 245-636-100 SEM 1 T 4:30- 6:20P LAW 3473 LOWENSTEIN, D.H. 15 30 G 3.0161 CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY N 245-666-100 SEM 1 T 2:00- 3:50P LAW A122 KLEE, K.N. 20 30 3.0

LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

M101A GAY LIT-PRE STONEWL Y 246-306-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P DODD 167 LITTLE, A.L. 10 15 5.0 SAME AS : ENGL M101A, WOM STD M101A

M114 LSBN&GAY&BSX&TRNGND N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P KNUDSEN 1200B SCHULTZ, J.A. 48 15 5.0 SAME AS : WOM STD M114

246-384-201 DIS 1A W 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3117 12 0.0 246-384-202 DIS 1B W 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3117 12 0.0 246-384-203 DIS 1C R 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 166 12 0.0 246-384-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1120 12 0.0187 TOPICS-LGBT STUDIES N 246-846-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P DODD 162 THE STAFF 30 08 4.0 W 3:30- 4:50P ROLFE 3105

LGBTS 187, lecture 1: 246-846-201 LEC 2 MW 1:00- 2:15P WGYOUNG 1044 GARNETS, L. 30 30 4.0

LGBTS 187, lecture 2:

LIFE SCIENCES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. For Life Sciences 1, lecture 1, there will be two MANDATORY midterm examinations from 5 to 6:50 p.m. on the following Wednesdays: October 19 and November 16, 2005; for lecture 2, there will be two MANDATORY midterm examinations from 5 to 6:50 p.m. on the following Mondays: October 24 and November 21, 2005. No alternate midterm examination arrangements can be made except as authorized under Section 92640(a) of the California Education Code for religious creed or as prearranged with the Office for Students with Disabilities.

1 EVOLUTN&ECOL&BIODIV N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MOORE 100 ZIMMER, C.A. 360 22 5.0 252-003-201 DEM 1A T 9:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-202 DEM 1B T 11:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-203 DEM 1C T 1:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-204 DEM 1D T 3:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-205 DEM 1E T 5:00- 6:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-206 DEM 1F T 3:00- 4:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-207 DEM 1G T 5:00- 6:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-208 DEM 1H W 11:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-209 DEM 1I W 1:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-210 DEM 1J W 11:00-12:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-211 DEM 1K R 9:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-212 DEM 1L R 11:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-213 DEM 1M R 1:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-214 DEM 1N F 11:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-215 DEM 1O F 11:00-12:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A MOORE 100 THOMAS, J.F. 360 22 5.0 252-003-221 DEM 2A T 9:00-10:50A SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-222 DEM 2B T 11:00-12:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-223 DEM 2C T 1:00- 2:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-224 DEM 2D W 9:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-225 DEM 2E W 9:00-10:50A SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-226 DEM 2F W 1:00- 2:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-227 DEM 2G R 3:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-228 DEM 2H R 5:00- 6:50P WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-229 DEM 2I R 9:00-10:50A SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-230 DEM 2J R 11:00-12:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-231 DEM 2K R 1:00- 2:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-232 DEM 2L R 3:00- 4:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-233 DEM 2M R 5:00- 6:50P SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0 252-003-234 DEM 2N F 9:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2343 16 0.0 252-003-235 DEM 2O F 9:00-10:50A SLICHTR 2870 16 0.0

For Life Sciences 2, lecture 1, there will be two MANDATORY midterm examinations from 5 to 6:50 p.m. on the following Mondays: October 24 and November 21, 2005; for lecture 2, there will be two MANDATORY midterm examinations from 5 to 6:50 p.m. on the following Wednesdays: October 26 and November 16, 2005. No alternate midterm examination arrangements can be made except as authorized under Section 92640(a) of the California Education Code for religious creed or as prearranged with the Office for Students with Disabilities.

2 CELLS&TISSUES&ORGNS Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 10 MWF 1:00- 1:50P LAKRETZ 110 SCHEIN, S. 324 24 G 5.0 Y 252-006-201 DIS 1A T 8:00-10:50A MS 3915G 15 0.0 Y 252-006-202 DIS 1B T 11:00- 1:50P MS 3915G 15 0.0 Y 252-006-203 DIS 1C T 8:00-10:50A MS 3915H 15 0.0 Y 252-006-204 DIS 1D T 11:00- 1:50P MS 3915H 15 0.0 Y 252-006-205 DIS 1E T 9:00-11:50A SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0 Y 252-006-206 DIS 1F W 9:00-11:50A MS 3915G 15 0.0 Y 252-006-207 DIS 1G W 3:00- 5:50P MS 3915G 15 0.0 Y 252-006-208 DIS 1H W 3:00- 5:50P MS 3915H 15 0.0 Y 252-006-209 DIS 1I W 2:00- 4:50P SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0 Y 252-006-210 DIS 1J W 5:00- 7:50P SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0 Y 252-006-211 DIS 1K R 11:00- 1:50P MS 3915G 15 0.0 Y 252-006-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 4:50P MS 3915G 15 0.0 Y 252-006-214 DIS 1N R 9:00-11:50A MS 3915H 15 0.0 Y 252-006-215 DIS 1O R 9:00-11:50A SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0 Y 252-006-217 DIS 1Q F 9:00-11:50A MS 3915H 15 0.0 Y 252-006-218 DIS 1R F 9:00-11:50A SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0 Y ----------- LEC 2 $ 10 TR 11:00-12:15P LAKRETZ 110 COOPER, R.H. 324 24 G 5.0 Y 252-006-221 DIS 2A T 2:00- 4:50P MS 3915G 15 0.0 Y 252-006-222 DIS 2B T 2:00- 4:50P MS 3915H 15 0.0 Y 252-006-223 DIS 2C T 1:00- 3:50P SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0


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Y 252-006-224 DIS 2D T 4:00- 6:50P SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0 Y 252-006-225 DIS 2E W 12:00- 2:50P MS 3915G 15 0.0 Y 252-006-226 DIS 2F W 9:00-11:50A MS 3915H 15 0.0 Y 252-006-227 DIS 2G W 12:00- 2:50P MS 3915H 15 0.0 Y 252-006-228 DIS 2H W 11:00- 1:50P SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0 Y 252-006-229 DIS 2I R 8:00-10:50A MS 3915G 15 0.0 Y 252-006-230 DIS 2J R 1:00- 3:50P MS 3915H 15 0.0 Y 252-006-231 DIS 2K R 4:00- 6:50P MS 3915H 15 0.0 Y 252-006-232 DIS 2L R 1:00- 3:50P SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0 Y 252-006-233 DIS 2M R 4:00- 6:50P SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0 Y 252-006-234 DIS 2N F 11:00- 1:50P MS 3915G 15 0.0 Y 252-006-235 DIS 2O F 12:00- 2:50P MS 3915D 15 0.0 Y 252-006-236 DIS 2P F 12:00- 2:50P SLICHTR 2834 15 0.0

For Life Sciences 3, lecture 1, there will be two MANDATORY midterm examinations from 5 to 6:50 p.m. on the following Thursdays: October 20 and November 17, 2005; for lecture 2, there will be two MANDATORY midterm examinations from 5 to 6:50 p.m. on the following Tuesdays: October 25 and November 22, 2005. No alternate midterm examination arrangements can be made except as authorized under Section 92640(a) of the California Education Code for religious creed or as prearranged with the Office for Students with Disabilities.

3 INTRO-MOLECULAR BIO Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 10 MWF 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1178 PIRES, D.B. 288 23 G 5.0 Y 252-009-201 DIS 1A T 9:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2336 15 0.0 Y 252-009-202 DIS 1B T 12:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2336 15 0.0 Y 252-009-203 DIS 1C T 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2336 15 0.0 Y 252-009-204 DIS 1D T 9:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2370 15 0.0 Y 252-009-205 DIS 1E T 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2370 15 0.0 Y 252-009-206 DIS 1F T 10:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2379 15 0.0 Y 252-009-207 DIS 1G W 12:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2336 15 0.0 Y 252-009-208 DIS 1H W 12:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2370 15 0.0 Y 252-009-209 DIS 1I R 10:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2336 15 0.0 Y 252-009-210 DIS 1J R 1:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 2336 15 0.0 Y ----------- LEC 2 $ 10 TR 9:30-10:45A LAKRETZ 110 SMALE, S. 288 23 G 5.0 Y 252-009-221 DIS 2A T 12:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2370 15 0.0 Y 252-009-222 DIS 2B T 1:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 2379 15 0.0 Y 252-009-223 DIS 2C W 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2336 15 0.0 Y 252-009-224 DIS 2D W 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2370 15 0.0 Y 252-009-225 DIS 2E W 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2379 15 0.0 Y 252-009-226 DIS 2F W 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2379 15 0.0 Y 252-009-227 DIS 2G R 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2370 15 0.0 Y 252-009-228 DIS 2H R 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2370 15 0.0 Y 252-009-229 DIS 2I R 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2379 15 0.0 Y 252-009-230 DIS 2J R 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2379 15 0.0

For Life Sciences 4, lectures 1 and 2, there will be two MANDATORY midterm examinations from 5 to 6:50 p.m. on the following Thursdays: October 20 and November 17, 2005. No alternate midterm examination arrangements can be made except as authorized under Section 92640(a) of the California Education Code for religious creed or as prearranged with the Office for Students with Disabilities.

4 GENETICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A LAKRETZ 110 JOHNSON, L.M. 288 21 G 5.0 252-012-201 DIS 1A M 12:00- 1:50P MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-202 DIS 1B M 2:00- 3:50P MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-203 DIS 1C T 9:00-10:50A MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-204 DIS 1D T 11:00-12:50P MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-205 DIS 1E T 3:00- 4:50P MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-206 DIS 1F T 5:00- 6:50P MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-207 DIS 1G W 11:00-12:50P MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-208 DIS 1H W 1:00- 2:50P MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-209 DIS 1I W 3:00- 4:50P MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-210 DIS 1J W 11:00-12:50P MS 3915D 22 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A LAKRETZ 110 JOHNSON, L.M. 288 21 G 5.0 252-012-221 DIS 2A M 12:00- 1:50P MS 3915D 22 0.0 252-012-222 DIS 2B M 2:00- 3:50P MS 3915D 22 0.0 252-012-223 DIS 2C T 1:00- 2:50P MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-224 DIS 2D T 9:00-10:50A MS 3915D 22 0.0 252-012-225 DIS 2E T 11:00-12:50P MS 3915D 22 0.0 252-012-226 DIS 2F W 9:00-10:50A MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-227 DIS 2G W 9:00-10:50A MS 3915D 22 0.0 252-012-228 DIS 2H R 9:00-10:50A MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-229 DIS 2I R 11:00-12:50P MS 3915A 22 0.0 252-012-230 DIS 2J R 11:00-12:50P MS 3915D 22 0.0

For Life Sciences 10H, students must first fill out the online application at http://www.lscore.ucla.edu/research/application.html. The instructor will notify students when they have been approved for enrollment. 10H RESEARCH-GENETICS N Y ----------- LEC 1 M 2:00- 3:20P GEOLOGY 6704 CHEN, J. 30 08 G 6.0 F 2:00- 3:20P LS 2365

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Y 252-100-201 LAB 1A TR 9:00-11:50A LS 2365 15 0.0 Y 252-100-202 LAB 1B TR 1:00- 3:50P LS 2365 15 0.015 LIFE-CONCPTS&ISSUES N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 1200 PHELAN, J.P. 216 13 5.0 252-045-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 2:50P MS 3915D 24 0.0 252-045-202 DIS 1B T 3:00- 4:50P MS 3915D 24 0.0 252-045-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 2:50P MS 3915D 24 0.0 252-045-204 DIS 1D W 3:00- 4:50P MS 3915D 24 0.0 252-045-205 DIS 1E R 1:00- 2:50P MS 3915A 24 0.0 252-045-206 DIS 1F R 3:00- 4:50P MS 3915A 24 0.0 252-045-207 DIS 1G R 9:00-10:50A MS 3915D 24 0.0 252-045-208 DIS 1H R 1:00- 2:50P MS 3915D 24 0.0 252-045-209 DIS 1I R 3:00- 4:50P MS 3915D 24 0.0100HA ADV RESRCH-GENETICS Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5422 CALL, G.B. 10 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Y 252-300-201 LAB 1A MWF 9:00-11:50A LS 2365 CHEN, J. 10 0.0100HB ADV RESRCH-GENETICS Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5422 CALL, G.B. 5 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Y 252-301-201 LAB 1A MWF 9:00-11:50A LS 2365 CHEN, J. 5 0.0100HC ADV RESRCH-GENETICS Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5422 CALL, G.B. 5 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Y 252-302-201 LAB 1A MWF 9:00-11:50A LS 2365 CHEN, J. 5 0.0130 SCI CLASSRM OBSRVTN N 252-480-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 5:20P GEOLOGY 6704 LAYTON, W.J. 30 30 PN 1.0- 2.0


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187A RESEARCH-LIFE SCI N 252-822-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 3:50P LAKRETZ 120 KERFELD, C.A. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

187B RESEARCH-LIFE SCI Y 252-823-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 2:50P LAKRETZ 100 KERFELD, C.A. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

187C RESEARCH-LIFE SCI Y 252-824-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 2:50P LAKRETZ 100 KERFELD, C.A. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

192A UNDERGRAD PRACTICUM Y 252-852-201 SEM 1 M 5:00- 6:50P WGYOUNG 2336 PFLUEGL, G. 36 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

LINGUISTICS

African Languages A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

1A ELEMENTARY SWAHILI N 254-001-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 1221A MWITA, L.C. 25 06 4.02A INTERMEDIATE SWAHIL Y 254-004-200 LEC 1 M 9:00- 9:50A CAMPBEL 3103N HINNEBUSCH, T.J. 15 30 4.0 W 12:00- 2:50P CAMPBEL 3103N 41A ELEMENTARY HAUSA N 254-123-200 LEC 1 MTWR 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3123 SCHUH, R.G. 10 06 4.0 T 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3123 61A ELEMENTARY WOLOF N 254-200-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3127 SCHUH, R.G. 10 30 4.0 R 1:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3106 97 STDS-AFRICAN LANG N 254-290-200 SEM 1 MW 4:30- 6:30P ROLFE 2106 HINNEBUSCH, T.J. 10 30 G 1.0- 6.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 103A ADVANCED SWAHILI Y 254-349-200 LEC 1 UNSCHED HINNEBUSCH, T.J. 10 30 4.0

Indigenous Languages of the Americas A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

18A ELEMENTARY QUECHUA N 255-021-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2168 DAZA, J.L. 20 06 4.0 F 1:00- 2:20P ROLFE 3112

Linguistics A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

1 INTR-STUDY-LANGUAGE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A MOORE 100 BURING, D. 360 12 5.0 253-002-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3157 20 0.0 253-002-202 DIS 1B R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2168 20 0.0 253-002-203 DIS 1C R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3143 20 0.0 253-002-204 DIS 1D R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 0.0 253-002-205 DIS 1E R 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2134 20 0.0 253-002-206 DIS 1F R 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1270 20 0.0 253-002-207 DIS 1G R 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2317 20 0.0 253-002-208 DIS 1H R 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2168 20 0.0 253-002-209 DIS 1I R 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1343 20 0.0 253-002-210 DIS 1J R 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1264 20 0.0 253-002-211 DIS 1K R 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1284 20 0.0 253-002-212 DIS 1L R 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1343 20 0.0 253-002-213 DIS 1M F 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3114 20 0.0 253-002-214 DIS 1N F 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3118 20 0.0 253-002-215 DIS 1O F 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3119 20 0.0 253-002-216 DIS 1P F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3150 20 0.0 253-002-217 DIS 1Q F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3118 20 0.0 253-002-218 DIS 1R F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3119 20 0.020 INTRO TO LINGUISTCS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A18 SCHUTZE, C.T. 120 07 5.0 253-090-201 DIS 1A R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3288 20 0.0 253-090-202 DIS 1B R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2156 20 0.0 253-090-203 DIS 1C R 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1256 20 0.0 253-090-204 DIS 1D F 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3120 20 0.0 253-090-205 DIS 1E F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2178 20 0.0 253-090-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3134 20 0.0103 INTRO-GEN PHONETICS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3211 HAYES, B.P. 40 12 5.0 253-334-201 DIS 1A R 4:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3106 10 0.0 253-334-202 DIS 1B R 5:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3106 10 0.0 253-334-203 DIS 1C F 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3106 10 0.0 253-334-204 DIS 1D F 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3127 10 0.0104 EXPRMNTL PHONETICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2160 JUN, S. 10 07 5.0 253-351-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1256 15 0.0 253-351-202 DIS 1B F 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1256 15 0.0110 INTRO TO HIST LING Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3164 SCHUH, R.G. 40 12 5.0 253-385-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3117 20 0.0 253-385-202 DIS 1B F 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE A152 20 0.0114 AMERICN INDIAN LING N ----------- LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A PUB POL 2317 MUNRO, P.L. 30 02 5.0 253-395-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2174 15 0.0 253-395-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2174 15 0.0120B SYNTAX I Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2242 SPORTICHE, D.L. 45 09 5.0 253-437-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A76 23 0.0 253-437-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2181 20 0.0125 SEMANTICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3156 PARSONS, T.D. 40 04 5.0 253-453-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2134 20 0.0 253-453-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 0.0M146 LANGUAGE IN CULTURE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FOWLER A139 15 13 5.0

SAME AS : ANTHRO M140 253-521-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 314 5 0.0 253-521-202 DIS 1B W 12:00-12:50P HAINES 314 5 0.0 253-521-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 314 5 0.0191 VARIABLE TOPICS Y 253-847-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A76 KOOPMAN, H. 20 30 4.0

Linguistics 191, seminar 1:200A PHONOLGCL THEORY I N 653-009-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A78 ZURAW, K.R. 15 30 4.0

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200B SYNTACTIC THEORY I N 653-011-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2174 SPORTICHE, D.L. 15 04 4.0 W 4:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3115

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 204 EXPRMNTL PHONETICS N 653-081-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2160 JUN, S. 10 07 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS C208 MATH STRUCT-LANG I N 653-123-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3131 KEENAN, E.L. 10 07 5.0210A FIELD METHODS I N 653-134-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A PUB POL 2319 ZURAW, K.R. 15 12 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 210B FIELD METHODS II N 653-135-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A PUB POL 2319 ZURAW, K.R. 15 12 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 212 LEARNABILITY THEORY N 653-141-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1284 STABLER, E.P. 15 15 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 213B BRAIN BASES-LANG N 653-137-200 LEC 1 T 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3127 CURTISS, S.R. 15 13 G 4.0 R 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3123

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 217 EXPERIMENTL PHONLGY N 653-102-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 3106 WILSON, C.C. 10 02 G 4.0251A TPCS-PHNTCS&PHONLGY N 653-382-200 SEM 1 MW 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3106 KEATING, P. 5 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 653-382-201 SEM 2 TR 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3106 WILSON, C.C. 5 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 251B TPCS-PHNTCS&PHONLGY N 653-383-200 SEM 1 MW 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3106 KEATING, P. 5 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 653-383-201 SEM 2 TR 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3106 WILSON, C.C. 5 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 254A TPCS IN LINGUISTICS N 653-406-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3157 KRACHT, M.A. 15 13 G 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 254B TPCS IN LINGUISTICS N 653-407-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3157 KRACHT, M.A. 15 13 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 260A SEM-PHONETICS N 653-431-200 SEM 1 M 4:00- 5:50P CAMPBEL 2122A JUN, S. 15 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 261A SEM IN PHONOLOGY N 653-438-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 5:50P CAMPBEL 2122A WILSON, C.C. 15 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 262A SEM-SYNTAX&SEMANTCS N 653-457-200 SEM 1 F 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3115 MAHAJAN, A.K. 15 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 264A SPCL TPCS-LING THRY N 653-473-200 SEM 1 M 12:00- 1:50P CAMPBEL 2210D CURTISS, S.R. 15 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 275 LINGUISTIC COLLOQUM N 653-512-200 DIS 1 F 11:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3126 STOWELL, T.A. 5 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 276 LING COLLOQUIUM N 653-518-200 DIS 1 F 11:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3126 STOWELL, T.A. 45 30 SU 0.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 653-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED STOWELL, T.A. 50 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 403 PRACTICAL PHONETICS N 653-704-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3211 HAYES, B.P. 10 12 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 411A RESEARCH ORIENTATN N 653-711-200 LEC 1 F 4:00- 4:50P CAMPBEL 2122A STOWELL, T.A. 15 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 422 PHONETIC DATA ANLY N 653-725-200 LAB 1 M 1:00- 1:50P CAMPBEL 2101K KEATING, P. 15 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 444 M A THESIS PREP SEM N 653-680-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 5:50P HAINES A76 STOWELL, T.A. 15 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS

MANAGEMENT Management 108 and 120A through 130A are limited to Mathematics/Applied Science and Business Economics majors and Accounting minors during the first enrollment pass. During the second pass, all juniors/seniors

may enroll. Management 200 through 299 may be available to UCLA GRADUATE STUDENTS who meet the requisites for the class, provided that space is available. Interested students should go to the FIRST CLASS MEETING for

instructions and PTE numbers. 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 260-057-201 SEM 1 T 3:00- 3:50P ENTRPNR C303 GREENBERGER, M. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Management 19, seminar 1: Health and Happiness

260-057-202 SEM 2 TBA JACOBY, S.M. 20 30 PN 1.0 Management 19, seminar 2: Introduction to Human Resource Management

100 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTNG N Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A KORN C314 GARDNER TRELOAR, J 240 13 5.0 Y 260-301-201 DIS 1A TBA 40 0.0 Y 260-301-202 DIS 1B TBA 40 0.0 Y 260-301-203 DIS 1C TBA 40 0.0 Y 260-301-204 DIS 1D TBA 40 0.0 Y 260-301-205 DIS 1E TBA 40 0.0 Y 260-301-206 DIS 1F TBA 40 0.0 Y ----------- LEC 2 TR 1:00- 2:50P KORN C314 LITT, D.S. 240 15 5.0 Y 260-301-221 DIS 2A TBA 40 0.0 Y 260-301-222 DIS 2B TBA 40 0.0 Y 260-301-223 DIS 2C TBA 40 0.0 Y 260-301-224 DIS 2D TBA 40 0.0 Y 260-301-225 DIS 2E TBA 40 0.0 Y 260-301-226 DIS 2F TBA 40 0.0

Management 108 is limited to Business Economics and Mathematics/Applied Science majors and Accounting minors on the first enrollment pass. Any junior/senior may enroll on the second pass. Other students must obtain a PTE number during the first class meeting.

108 BUSINESS LAW N Y 260-320-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P PUB POL 1222 GUERIN, J. 90 06 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS

118A COMPLEXITY SCIENCE N 260-408-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P CORNELL D307 MCKELVEY, W.W. 40 06 G 4.0 Management 120A, lectures 1 and 2, are limited to Business Economics and Mathematics/Applied Science majors and Accounting minors on the first enrollment pass. Any junior/senior may enroll on the second pass. Other students must obtain a PTE number during the first class meeting.

120A INTRMED ACCNTING I Y Y 260-491-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A ROYCE 190 LITT, D.S. 90 11 5.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS

Y 260-491-201 LEC 2 TR 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 190 LITT, D.S. 90 11 5.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS

Management 120B is limited to Business Economics and Mathematics/Applied Science majors and Accounting minors on the first enrollment pass. Any junior/senior may enroll on the second pass. Other students must obtain a PTE number during the first class meeting.

120B INTRMED ACCNTING II Y Y 260-492-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P HAINES A18 RAVETCH, D.S. 90 15 5.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS


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Management 122, lectures 1 and 2, are limited to Business Economics and Mathematics/Applied Science majors and Accounting minors on the first enrollment pass. Any junior/senior may enroll on the second pass. Other students must obtain a PTE number during the first class meeting.

122 MANAGEMNT ACCOUNTNG Y Y 260-510-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1246 RAVETCH, D.S. 90 16 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS

Y 260-510-201 LEC 2 R 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1246 RAVETCH, D.S. 90 16 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS


123 AUDITING Y Y 260-518-200 LEC 1 TR 2:30- 3:50P ROYCE 362 GARDNER TRELOAR, J 90 14 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS


124 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING Y Y 260-528-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P ROYCE 190 KLEIN, G.L. 90 06 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS

Management 127A is limited to Business Economics and Mathematics/Applied Science majors and Accounting minors on the first enrollment pass. Any junior/senior may enroll on the second pass. Other students must obtain a PTE number during the first class meeting.

127A TAX PRINCIPLES&PLCY Y Y 260-539-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P ROYCE 362 GARDNER TRELOAR, J 90 14 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS

Management 127B is limited to Business Economics and Mathematics/Applied Science majors and Accounting minors on the first enrollment pass. Any junior/senior may enroll on the second pass. Other students must obtain a PTE number during the first class meeting.

127B CORP&PARTNERSHP TAX Y Y 260-540-200 LEC 1 MW 2:30- 3:50P ROYCE 190 KLEIN, G.L. 90 07 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS

Management 130A is limited to Business Economics and Mathematics/Applied Science majors and Accounting minors on the first enrollment pass. Any junior/senior may enroll on the second pass. Other students must obtain a PTE number during the first class meeting.

130A BASIC MANAGR FINANC Y 260-548-200 LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A ENTRPNR C315 ANDERSEN, T.A. 45 30 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS

140 ELEM PROD&OPER RSCH Y 260-572-200 LEC 1 W 6:30- 9:30P CORNELL D310 STERN, R.B. 45 23 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

201A BUSINESS FORECASTNG N 660-007-200 DIS 1 MW 3:00- 4:30P CORNELL D307 BAZDARICH, M.J. 46 08 G 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

213B STAT METHDS IN MGMT N 660-069-200 DIS 1 S 1:30- 4:20P GOLD B301 STERN, R.B. 65 30 4.0 RESTRICT: FEMBA

213C INTRO-MULTIVAR ANLY N 660-071-200 DIS 1 TR 8:00- 9:20A CORNELL D307 MORRISON, D.G. 25 11 4.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

220 CORP FINANCL REPTNG N 660-098-200 LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A CORNELL D301 TRUEMAN, B.M. 60 30 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

660-098-201 LEC 2 M 7:00- 9:50P CORNELL D301 TRUEMAN, B.M. 60 30 4.0 RESTRICT: FEMBA

222 MANAGEMNT ACCOUNTNG N 660-110-200 LEC 1 TR 10:30-11:50A GOLD B313 SUSSMAN, E.H. 60 30 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

224 TOPICS-BUSINESS LAW N 660-114-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:50A COLLINS A301 GUERIN, J. 60 03 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

660-114-201 LEC 2 W 7:00- 9:50P GOLD B301 FREIXES, G. 60 30 4.0 RESTRICT: FEMBA

229X ACCOUNTING WORKSHOP N 660-166-200 DIS 1 F 10:30-11:50A GOLD B313 ABOODY, D. 25 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

231E FINNC-EMERG ENTRPRS N 660-190-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P COLLINS A301 COCKRUM, W.M. 60 05 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

660-190-201 LEC 2 M 4:00- 6:50P COLLINS A301 COCKRUM, W.M. 60 08 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

232D OPTION MARKETS N 660-198-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:30P CORNELL D310 GESKE, R.L. 60 15 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

238 SPEC TOPICS-FINANCE N 660-221-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:30P CORNELL D310 GESKE, R.L. 46 16 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

239D PHD SEM-CORP FINANC N 660-226-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 3:50P GOLD B313 SUBRAHMANYAM, A. 25 07 4.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

239X FINANCE WORKSHOP N 660-227-200 DIS 1 F 11:00-12:50P GOLD B301 ROLL, R.W. 20 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

243X SEM-DECNS&OPS&TECH N 660-266-200 SEM 1 TBA CORBETT, C.J. 25 30 1.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

258 INDUSTRIAL RELATION N 660-325-200 DIS 1 F 1:30- 2:50P ENTRPNR C303 YOUNG, M.J. 20 30 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

259B HUMAN RESOURCE MGMT N 660-332-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P ENTRPNR C303 JACOBY, S.M. 25 06 4.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

264A MKTG RSCH-DSGN&EVAL N 660-357-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P GOLD B301 THE STAFF 60 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

660-357-201 LEC 2 T 7:00- 9:50P GOLD B301 THE STAFF 60 22 G 4.0 RESTRICT: FEMBA

266A PRODUCT MANAGEMENT N 660-371-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A CORNELL D307 DAHAN, E. 46 02 G 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

660-371-201 LEC 2 W 4:00- 6:50P GOLD B301 DAHAN, E. 60 09 G 4.0 RESTRICT: FEMBA

268 SEL TOPICS IN MKTNG N 660-380-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P GOLD B301 SOOD, S. 60 06 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

269A THEORY IN MARKETING N 660-382-200 DIS 1 TBA SOOD, S. 25 30 4.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

269X WORKSHOP-MARKETING N 660-388-200 DIS 1 F 3:30- 4:50P GOLD B301 THE STAFF 20 30 T1 1.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

274X CRNT RSCH-INFO SYST N 660-403-200 DIS 1 R 4:00- 6:50P CORNELL D307 SWANSON, E.B. 20 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

278A REAL ESTATE FIN&INV N 660-422-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:30P CORNELL D301 CAULEY, S.D. 60 16 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

279A REAL EST INVESTMNTS N 660-426-200 LEC 1 TR 8:30- 9:50A GOLD B313 SUSSMAN, E.H. 60 11 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

284C ENTREPRENEURL ORGS N 660-475-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-11:50A CORNELL D307 FLAMHOLTZ, E.G. 45 01 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

286 NEGOTIATIONS BEHAVR N 660-485-200 DIS 1 S 1:30- 4:30P ENTRPNR C301 ERICKSON, C.L. 60 30 4.0 RESTRICT: FEMBA

293C ETHIC CNSDRTNS-BSNS N 660-519-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A COLLINS A301 COCKRUM, W.M. 60 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS


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295D BUSINESS PLAN DEVLP N 660-538-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:30P CORNELL D313 ABE, G.J. 60 30 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

296A INTNATL BUS MGMT N 660-534-200 DIS 1 W 7:00- 9:50P GOLD B313 SCHOLLHAMMER, H. 60 23 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

298D SPEC TOPICS MANGMNT N 660-547-201 DIS 1 TR 3:00- 4:30P ENTRPNR C315 MOORE, S. 60 16 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

298X MGMT STRATGY&POLICY N 660-548-200 DIS 1 F 1:00- 3:50P CORNELL D313 BIKHCHANDANI, S. 20 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

299M DOCT SEM-RSCH MTHDL N 660-556-200 SEM 1 F 9:00-11:50A GOLD LAWRENCE, B.S. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS

402 DATA & DECISIONS N 660-612-200 LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A CORNELL D313 MCCARDLE, K.F. 0 01 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-612-201 LEC 2 MW 10:30-11:50A CORNELL D313 MCCARDLE, K.F. 0 03 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-612-202 LEC 3 MW 3:00- 4:20P CORNELL D301 MAMER, J.W. 0 08 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-612-203 LEC 4 MW 1:00- 2:20P CORNELL D313 MCCARDLE, K.F. 0 06 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-612-204 LEC 5 MW 10:30-11:50A CORNELL D301 MAMER, J.W. 0 03 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

403 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTNG N 660-619-200 LEC 1 TR 10:30-11:50A ENTRPNR C315 BENARTZI, S. 0 13 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-619-201 LEC 2 TR 1:00- 2:20P ENTRPNR C315 HUGHES, J.S. 0 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-619-202 LEC 3 TR 8:30- 9:50A ENTRPNR C315 HUGHES, J.S. 0 11 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-619-203 LEC 4 MW 10:30-11:50A ENTRPNR C315 BENARTZI, S. 0 03 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-619-204 LEC 5 MW 3:00- 4:20P ENTRPNR C315 BENARTZI, S. 0 08 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

405 MNGERIAL ECONOMICS N 660-637-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:20P CORNELL D313 BAIM, D. 0 16 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-637-201 LEC 2 TR 10:30-11:50A CORNELL D301 THORNBERG, C.F. 0 13 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-637-202 LEC 3 TR 1:00- 2:20P CORNELL D313 THORNBERG, C.F. 0 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-637-203 LEC 4 TR 10:30-11:50A CORNELL D313 BRAUN, M. 0 13 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-637-204 LEC 5 TR 8:30- 9:50A CORNELL D313 BRAUN, M. 0 11 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-637-205 LEC 6 T 3:30- 6:50P COLLINS A301 TABBUSH, V.C. 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-637-206 LEC 7 S 8:30-11:50A COLLINS A201 TABBUSH, V.C. 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-637-207 LEC 8 M 6:30- 9:50P GOLD B301 TABBUSH, V.C. 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

406 GLOBAL ECONOMY N 660-642-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:30P CORNELL D310 DARBY, M.R. 46 08 G 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

407 MNAGERIAL MDL BLDNG N 660-649-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:50A GOLD B301 HERMAN, A.D. 60 03 G 4.0 RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS

660-649-201 LEC 2 R 7:00- 9:50P COLLINS A301 CARR, S.M. 60 24 G 4.0 RESTRICT: FEMBA

408 FINANCIAL MARKETS N 660-658-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P ENTRPNR C301 SUBRAHMANYAM, A. 0 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-658-201 LEC 2 TR 3:00- 4:20P ENTRPNR C301 VALKANOV, R.I. 0 16 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-658-202 LEC 3 TR 10:30-11:50A ENTRPNR C301 SCHWARTZ, E.S. 0 13 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-658-203 LEC 4 TR 8:30- 9:50A ENTRPNR C301 SCHWARTZ, E.S. 0 11 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-658-204 LEC 5 TR 1:00- 2:20P CORNELL D301 THE STAFF 0 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

409 MANAG&LEADING ORGS N 660-666-200 LEC 1 S 8:30-11:50A GOLD B301 ERICKSON, C.L. 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-666-201 LEC 2 S 1:30- 4:50P COLLINS A201 LAWRENCE, B.S. 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-666-202 LEC 3 S 8:30-11:50A ENTRPNR C301 ULLMEN, J.B. 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

410 OPRATNS TCHNLG MGMT N 660-669-200 LEC 1 TBA KARMARKAR, U.S. 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-669-201 LEC 2 TBA AHMADI, R.H. 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-669-202 LEC 3 TBA RAJARAM, K. 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

411A MARKETING MGMT I N 660-677-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P ENTRPNR C301 AINSLIE, A.S. 0 06 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-677-201 LEC 2 MW 3:00- 4:20P ENTRPNR C301 BUCKLIN, R.E. 0 08 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-677-202 LEC 3 MW 10:30-11:50A ENTRPNR C301 AINSLIE, A.S. 0 03 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-677-203 LEC 4 MW 8:30- 9:50A ENTRPNR C301 AINSLIE, A.S. 0 01 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-677-204 LEC 5 MW 1:00- 2:20P CORNELL D301 BUCKLIN, R.E. 0 06 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

411B MARKETING MGMT II N 660-678-200 LEC 1 S 8:30-11:50A CORNELL D301 BHARDWAJ, P. 60 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-678-001 LEC 2 S 1:30- 4:50P GOLD B313 BHARDWAJ, P. 60 30 G 4.0 660-678-002 LEC 3 M 6:30- 9:50P GOLD B313 BHARDWAJ, P. 60 21 G 4.0413A PRSNL COMPTNG-MNGRS N 660-683-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P COLLINS A301 GEIS, G.T. 60 30 4.0

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414B INTR-BUSNSS FLD STD N 660-702-200 FLD 1 UNSCHED FOSTER, R.F. 185 30 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

430 CORPORATE FINANCE Y 660-706-200 LEC 1 W 3:30- 6:50P COLLINS A301 THE STAFF 0 09 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-706-201 LEC 2 S 8:30-11:50A GOLD B313 THE STAFF 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-706-202 LEC 3 S 8:30-11:50A ENTRPNR C315 THE STAFF 0 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

444A APPLIED MGMT RESRCH N 660-768-201 FLD 1 UNSCHED ABE, G.J. 10 30 T1 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

444B APPLIED MGMT RESRCH N 660-774-250 FLD 50 UNSCHED FOSTER, R.F. 185 30 T2 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

454 FIELD WORK-ORGNZTNS N 660-785-204 FLD 4 UNSCHED JOHNSON, G.L. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-785-205 FLD 5 UNSCHED SOOD, S. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-785-206 FLD 6 UNSCHED SCHWARTZ, E.S. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-785-207 FLD 7 UNSCHED MOKOVER, E.L. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-785-208 FLD 8 UNSCHED LIU, J. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-785-209 FLD 9 UNSCHED SUSSMAN, E.H. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-785-210 FLD 10 UNSCHED COCKRUM, W.M. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

660-785-211 FLD 11 UNSCHED MOKOVER, E.L. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

471B MGMT PRACTICUM N 660-809-200 LEC 1 TBA TANG, C.S. 75 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EXECUTIVE MBA PROGRAM

483 MGMT-TECH&INNOVATN N 660-849-200 LEC 1 TBA FOSTER, R.F. 75 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EXECUTIVE MBA PROGRAM

486 STRATEGIC LEADRSHIP N 660-858-200 LEC 1 TBA JACOBY, S.M. 75 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: EXECUTIVE MBA PROGRAM

463 DATA AND DECISIONS N 660-788-300 LEC 2 UNSCHED MAMER, J.W. 25 30 4.0 RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT CX

MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on HSSEAS undergraduate nontutorial classes and HSSEAS graduate nontutorial classes taught concurrently with undergraduate classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who enroll in upper division HSSEAS courses without completing the requisites are subject to disenrollment after the second class meeting. If necessary, consult an HSSEAS counselor in 6426 Boelter Hall.

10 SEM-NEW MATERIALS N 191-030-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 3:50P BOELTER 4413 THE STAFF 25 07 G 2.014 SCIENCE-ENGR MATERL Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2760 THE STAFF 69 03 G 4.0 191-053-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 8:50A ENGR I 2025 20 0.0 191-053-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A ENGR I 2025 20 0.0 191-053-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P ENGR I 2025 20 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2760 THE STAFF 69 05 G 4.0 191-053-211 DIS 2A F 9:00- 9:50A ENGR I 2025 20 0.0 191-053-212 DIS 2B F 11:00-11:50A ENGR I 2025 20 0.0 191-053-213 DIS 2C F 1:00- 1:50P ENGR I 2025 20 0.0110 INTR-MTRLS CHRCTR A Y 191-437-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 4283 20 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 110L MTRLS CHRCTRZ A LAB Y 191-439-200 LAB 1 W 2:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2541 THE STAFF 10 09 G 2.0 191-439-210 LAB 2 T 2:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2541 THE STAFF 10 15 G 2.0130 PHASE RLATNS-SOLIDS Y 191-517-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 4283 THE STAFF 20 13 G 4.0160 INT-CERAMCS&GLASSES Y 191-750-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5252 THE STAFF 20 07 G 4.0170 ORAL COMMUNICATION N 191-720-200 LEC 1 F 1:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5514 THE STAFF 10 07 G 2.0200 PRINC-MATERIALS SCI N 595-001-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 4283 THE STAFF 25 09 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 221 SCI-ELCTRONIC MATRL N 595-126-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 4413 THE STAFF 20 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 223 MAT SCI-THIN FILMS N 595-138-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 4283 THE STAFF 20 16 G 4.0298 SEM IN ENGINEERING N 595-610-201 SEM 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 4413 THE STAFF 20 16 G 2.0- 4.0


MATHEMATICS

Computing, Program in A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. After the first week of classes, students may enroll in PIC classes only with permission to enroll obtained from the instructor.

10A INTR TO PROGRAMMING N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 60 33 5.0 157-050-201 DIS 1A TR 9:00- 9:50A MS 5148 30 0.0 157-050-202 DIS 1B TR 10:00-10:50A MS 5148 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5200 THE STAFF 120 33 5.0 157-050-211 DIS 2A TR 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 157-050-212 DIS 2B TR 11:00-11:50A MS 5148 30 0.0 157-050-213 DIS 2C TR 12:00-12:50P MS 6201 30 0.0 157-050-214 DIS 2D TR 12:00-12:50P MS 5233 30 0.015 LISP&SYMBOLC CMPTTN Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5217 THE STAFF 25 03 5.0 157-075-201 DIS 1A TR 10:00-10:50A MS 5217 25 0.040A INTRO-INTERNET PROG Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5200 CLARK, R.J. 60 05 5.0 157-166-201 DIS 1A TR 12:00-12:50P MS 5148 30 0.0 157-166-202 DIS 1B TR 1:00- 1:50P MS 5148 30 0.0375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 557-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED THIELE, C.M. 35 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Information on the Mathematics Diagnostic Test is available at http://www.math.ucla.edu/undergrad/diagnostic.html. ADVANCED PLACEMENT CREDIT: For questions regarding Advanced Placement (AP) credit, see http://www.math.ucla.edu/undergrad/apcredit.html.


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MathematicsFor Mathematics 1, enrollment is contingent on taking and passing the Mathematics Diagnostic Test to be given at each UCLA Summer Freshman Orientation session and Monday, September 26, 2005, from 8 to 10 a.m.

in 100 Moore Hall. 1 PRECALCULUS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 1209B KARAMYAN, G. 180 05 4.0 262-022-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5422 30 0.0 262-022-202 DIS 1B R 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4660 30 0.0 262-022-203 DIS 1C T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 262-022-204 DIS 1D R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 9436 30 0.0 262-022-205 DIS 1E T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 9436 30 0.0 262-022-206 DIS 1F R 12:00-12:50P MS 5147 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 1209B KARAMYAN, G. 180 06 4.0 262-022-211 DIS 2A T 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1044 30 0.0 262-022-212 DIS 2B R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5419 30 0.0 262-022-213 DIS 2C T 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5422 30 0.0 262-022-214 DIS 2D R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5422 30 0.0 262-022-215 DIS 2E T 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5273 30 0.0 262-022-216 DIS 2F R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3150 30 0.0

For Mathematics 3A, enrollment is contingent on taking and passing the Mathematics Diagnostic Test to be given at each UCLA Summer Freshman Orientation session and Monday, September 26, 2005, from 8 to 10 a.m. in 100 Moore Hall. 3A CALC LIFE SCI STDT Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A ROYCE 190 STARR, S.L. 120 01 4.0 262-074-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 262-074-202 DIS 1B R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5128 30 0.0 262-074-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5138 30 0.0 262-074-204 DIS 1D R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 4000A POPA, S. 180 02 4.0 262-074-221 DIS 2A T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 262-074-222 DIS 2B R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 262-074-223 DIS 2C T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5138 30 0.0 262-074-224 DIS 2D R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5147 30 0.0 262-074-225 DIS 2E T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 262-074-226 DIS 2F R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5127 30 0.03B CALC LIFE SCI STDT Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1209B WANG, X. 180 02 4.0 262-083-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5117 30 0.0 262-083-202 DIS 1B R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5117 30 0.0 262-083-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 262-083-204 DIS 1D R 9:00- 9:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 262-083-205 DIS 1E T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5147 30 0.0 262-083-206 DIS 1F R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5273 30 0.03C CALC LIFE SCI STDT Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A HAINES 39 SHE, Z. 180 02 4.0 262-089-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2134 30 0.0 262-089-202 DIS 1B R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5422 30 0.0 262-089-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 160 30 0.0 262-089-204 DIS 1D R 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 162 30 0.0 262-089-205 DIS 1E T 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 154 30 0.0 262-089-206 DIS 1F R 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 160 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1260 ENDERTON, H.B. 120 05 4.0 262-089-211 DIS 2A T 12:00-12:50P MS 5127 30 0.0 262-089-212 DIS 2B R 12:00-12:50P MS 5118 30 0.0 262-089-213 DIS 2C T 12:00-12:50P MS 5117 30 0.0 262-089-214 DIS 2D R 12:00-12:50P MS 5127 30 0.05 MATH EXCEL WORKSHOP N 262-105-200 DIS 1 TR 4:30- 5:50P MS 3974 LIGGETT, T.M. 10 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT For Mathematics 31A, enrollment is contingent on taking and passing the Mathematics Diagnostic Test to be given at each UCLA Summer Freshman Orientation session and Monday, September 26, 2005, from 8 to 10

a.m. in 100 Moore Hall. 31A DIFFERENTIAL CALC Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A MS 4000A MIECH, R.J. 120 01 4.0 262-181-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5117 30 0.0 262-181-202 DIS 1B R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5117 30 0.0 262-181-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 262-181-204 DIS 1D R 8:00- 8:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5200 ROGAWSKI, J.D. 120 03 4.0 262-181-211 DIS 2A T 10:00-10:50A MS 5118 30 0.0 262-181-212 DIS 2B R 10:00-10:50A MS 5147 30 0.0 262-181-213 DIS 2C T 10:00-10:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 262-181-214 DIS 2D R 10:00-10:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 4000A BROWN, R.F. 180 06 4.0 262-181-221 DIS 3A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5147 30 0.0 262-181-222 DIS 3B R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5118 30 0.0 262-181-223 DIS 3C T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2160 30 0.0 262-181-224 DIS 3D R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5117 30 0.0 262-181-225 DIS 3E T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5138 30 0.0 262-181-226 DIS 3F R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5137 30 0.031AX WRKSHP-DIFFNTL CALC Y 262-090-200 DIS 1 T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5147 BROWN, R.F. 25 15 PN 1.0

For Mathematics 31B, lectures 1 and 3, there will be additional mandatory class meetings on Thursdays (no meeting on September 29) from 5 to 6 p.m. in WGYoung CS50 and Moore 100 for common quizzes and midterm examinations. 31B INTEGRTN&INF SERIES Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 4000A GARNETT, J.B. 180 32 4.0 262-186-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 5138 30 0.0 262-186-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A MS 5138 30 0.0 262-186-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 262-186-204 DIS 1D R 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 262-186-205 DIS 1E T 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 2134 30 0.0 262-186-206 DIS 1F R 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 162 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1178 THE STAFF 180 05 4.0 262-186-211 DIS 2A T 12:00-12:50P MS 5147 30 0.0 262-186-212 DIS 2B R 12:00-12:50P MS 6229 30 0.0 262-186-213 DIS 2C T 12:00-12:50P MS 5137 30 0.0 262-186-214 DIS 2D R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5422 30 0.0 262-186-215 DIS 2E T 12:00-12:50P MS 5138 30 0.0 262-186-216 DIS 2F R 12:00-12:50P MS 5217 30 0.0


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----------- LEC 3 MWF 1:00- 1:50P HAINES 39 SHLYAKHTENKO, D.Y. 180 32 4.0 262-186-221 DIS 3A T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3164 30 0.0 262-186-222 DIS 3B R 1:00- 1:50P MS 6229 30 0.0 262-186-223 DIS 3C T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3170 30 0.0 262-186-224 DIS 3D R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2319 30 0.0 262-186-225 DIS 3E T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3157 30 0.0 262-186-226 DIS 3F R 1:00- 1:50P PAB 2434 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 4 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 4000A GREENE, R.E. 180 32 4.0 262-186-231 DIS 4A T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5127 30 0.0 262-186-232 DIS 4B R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5117 30 0.0 262-186-233 DIS 4C T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5203 30 0.0 262-186-234 DIS 4D R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5147 30 0.0 262-186-235 DIS 4E T 2:00- 2:50P PAB 2434 30 0.0 262-186-236 DIS 4F R 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5420 30 0.032A CALC OF SEVRL VAR Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5200 DE SAPIO, R. 120 02 4.0 262-206-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5422 30 0.0 262-206-202 DIS 1B R 9:00- 9:50A DODD 78 30 0.0 262-206-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2126 30 0.0 262-206-204 DIS 1D R 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3126 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1260 DEMETER, C. 120 04 4.0 262-206-211 DIS 2A T 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 262-206-212 DIS 2B R 11:00-11:50A MS 5118 30 0.0 262-206-213 DIS 2C T 11:00-11:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 262-206-214 DIS 2D R 11:00-11:50A MS 5147 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MWF 12:00-12:50P FOWLER A103B LIU, K. 180 05 4.0 262-206-221 DIS 3A T 12:00-12:50P MS 6229 30 0.0 262-206-222 DIS 3B R 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1628 30 0.0 262-206-223 DIS 3C T 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2238 30 0.0 262-206-224 DIS 3D R 12:00-12:50P DODD 78 30 0.0 262-206-225 DIS 3E T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5419 30 0.0 262-206-226 DIS 3F R 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 4 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2209A CHAYES, L. 180 06 4.0 262-206-231 DIS 4A T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3178 30 0.0 262-206-232 DIS 4B R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3211 30 0.0 262-206-233 DIS 4C T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2242 30 0.0 262-206-234 DIS 4D R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2238 30 0.0 262-206-235 DIS 4E T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3150 30 0.0 262-206-236 DIS 4F R 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4660 30 0.032AH CALC-SEVRL VAR-HNR Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5252 LIU, G. 35 04 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 262-205-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-11:50A MS 5127 35 0.032B CALC OF SEVRL VAR Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 1178 EFFROS, E.G. 180 06 4.0 262-211-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3175 30 0.0 262-211-202 DIS 1B R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5420 30 0.0 262-211-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2238 30 0.0 262-211-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 156 30 0.0 262-211-205 DIS 1E T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1337 30 0.0 262-211-206 DIS 1F R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3175 30 0.033A LINEAR ALGBRA&APPLS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A MS 5200 THE STAFF 120 01 4.0 262-221-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5118 30 0.0 262-221-202 DIS 1B R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5118 30 0.0 262-221-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 262-221-204 DIS 1D R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 1209B THILLAINATESAN, M. 180 04 4.0 262-221-211 DIS 2A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5138 30 0.0 262-221-212 DIS 2B R 11:00-11:50A MS 6201 30 0.0 262-221-213 DIS 2C T 11:00-11:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 262-221-214 DIS 2D R 11:00-11:50A MS 5117 30 0.0 262-221-215 DIS 2E T 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 148 30 0.0 262-221-216 DIS 2F R 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5272 30 0.033B DIFFERNTL EQUATIONS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A2 NAVASCA, C.L. 120 02 4.0 262-223-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2278 30 0.0 262-223-202 DIS 1B R 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3134 30 0.0 262-223-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3134 30 0.0 262-223-204 DIS 1D R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3156 30 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 147 PETERSEN, P. 180 04 4.0 262-223-211 DIS 2A T 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2250 30 0.0 262-223-212 DIS 2B R 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5420 30 0.0 262-223-213 DIS 2C TBA 30 0.0 262-223-214 DIS 2D R 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 262-223-215 DIS 2E TBA 30 0.0 262-223-216 DIS 2F R 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 6704 30 0.038A CONCPTS-ELEM SCHOOL N 262-233-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:45A MS 6201 THE STAFF 25 12 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 38B CONCPTS-ELEM SCHOOL Y 262-234-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:45A MS 6201 THE STAFF 25 12 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 61 DISCRETE STRUCTURES Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P HAINES A2 JOUKHOVITSKI, V. 120 05 4.0 262-268-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2160 30 0.0 262-268-202 DIS 1B R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 262-268-203 DIS 1C T 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2178 30 0.0 262-268-204 DIS 1D R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5419 30 0.0105A TEACHING OF MATH N 262-325-200 LEC 1 M 4:00- 7:50P MS 6221 ROTHSCHILD, B.L. 35 08 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 106 HIST OF MATHEMATICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5117 HIDA, H. 35 05 4.0 262-328-201 DIS 1A R 12:00-12:50P MS 5117 35 0.0110A ALGEBRA Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5138 THE STAFF 35 06 4.0 262-338-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5138 35 0.0


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110AH ALGEBRA-HONORS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5147 MERKURJEV, A.S. 35 06 4.0 W 4:00- 5:50P MS 5147

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 262-344-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5147 35 0.0113 COMBINATORICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5138 ROTHSCHILD, B.L. 35 04 4.0 262-382-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-11:50A MS 5138 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5138 THE STAFF 35 05 4.0 262-382-211 DIS 2A R 12:00-12:50P MS 5138 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5117 HIDA, H. 35 07 4.0 262-382-221 DIS 3A T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5117 35 0.0115A LINEAR ALGEBRA Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5118 FATTORINI, H.O. 35 02 5.0 262-398-201 DIS 1A TR 9:00- 9:50A MS 5118 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5117 LIU, K. 35 03 5.0 262-398-211 DIS 2A TR 10:00-10:50A MS 5117 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5127 KILLIP, R.B. 35 06 5.0 262-398-221 DIS 3A TR 1:00- 1:50P MS 5127 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 4 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5138 JOUKHOVITSKI, V. 35 07 5.0 262-398-231 DIS 4A TR 2:00- 2:50P MS 5138 35 0.0115AH LINEAR ALGEBRA-HNRS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5137 DE SAPIO, R. 35 04 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 262-395-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-11:50A MS 5137 35 0.0117 ALGEBRA-APPLICATNS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5138 HJORTH, G. 35 02 4.0 262-400-201 DIS 1A R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5138 35 0.0120A DIFFERENTIAL GEOM Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5117 MESS, G. 35 06 4.0 262-407-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5117 35 0.0131A ANALYSIS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5147 WANG, X. 35 03 4.0 262-447-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 5147 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5147 EFFROS, E.G. 35 04 4.0 262-447-211 DIS 2A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5147 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5137 ESKIN, G. 35 05 4.0 262-447-221 DIS 3A R 12:00-12:50P MS 5137 35 0.0131AH ANALYSIS-HONORS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5118 GREENE, R.E. 35 04 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 262-449-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5118 35 0.0132 CMPLX ANLY-APLICTNS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5118 MESS, G. 35 03 4.0 262-469-201 DIS 1A R 10:00-10:50A MS 5118 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5137 DEMETER, C. 35 06 4.0 262-469-211 DIS 2A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5137 35 0.0134 SYSTMS-DIFFNTL EQTN Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 6229 TOPAZ, C.M. 35 03 4.0 262-503-201 DIS 1A R 10:00-10:50A MS 6229 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5127 ESKIN, G. 35 07 4.0 262-503-211 DIS 2A R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5127 35 0.0142 MATHEMTCL MODELING Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5137 SHE, Z. 35 03 4.0 262-513-201 DIS 1A R 10:00-10:50A MS 5137 35 0.0151A APPLD NUMRICL MTHDS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 6229 YAN, J. 35 04 G 4.0 262-564-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-11:50A MS 6229 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 6229 YAN, J. 35 07 G 4.0 262-564-211 DIS 2A T 2:00- 2:50P MS 6229 35 0.0164 OPTIMIZATION Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 6627 THE STAFF 35 04 4.0 262-629-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-11:50A MS 6627 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 6229 VESE, L.A. 35 06 4.0 262-629-211 DIS 2A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 6229 35 0.0167 MATH GAME THEORY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5127 BROSE, A. 35 04 4.0 262-646-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5127 35 0.0170A PROBABILITY THEORY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5118 CHAYES, L. 35 05 4.0 262-660-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P MS 5118 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1200B STARR, S.L. 35 06 4.0 262-660-211 DIS 2A T 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4660 35 0.0172A ACTUARIAL MATH Y 262-664-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P MS 5117 KONG, L.F. 35 16 G 4.0207A TOPCS-NUMBER THEORY N 662-019-200 LEC 1 WF 4:00- 5:15P MS 5138 BLASIUS, D.M. 40 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 210A ALGEBRA N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5118 ELMAN, R.S. 40 06 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 662-025-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5118 40 0.0220A MATH LOGIC&SET THRY N 662-051-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 7608 MILLER, B.D. 20 03 4.0 T 10:00-10:50A MS 7608

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 225A DIFFRNTBL MANIFOLDS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5117 EDWARDS, R.D. 40 04 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 662-116-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5117 40 0.0229A LIE GRPS&LIE ALGEBR N 662-134-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 6627 VARADARAJAN, V.S. 40 03 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 245A REAL ANALYSIS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 6229 KHITRIK, M. 55 05 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 662-191-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 3:50P MS 6229 55 0.0246B COMPLEX ANALYSIS N 662-197-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5118 DUKE, W.D. 40 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 250A ORDRY DIFFRNTL EQTN N 662-226-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 7608 KILLIP, R.B. 40 04 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 252B TOPICS-COMPLEX ANLY N 662-250-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5117 GARNETT, J.B. 40 02 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 255A FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS N 662-260-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P PAB 2748 SHLYAKHTENKO, D.Y. 40 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 266A APPL ORD DIFF EQUAT N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5127 SLEPCEV, D.S. 40 03 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 662-321-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 5127 40 0.0266D APPLD DFFRNTL EQTNS N 662-329-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5148 THE STAFF 40 02 4.0



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269A ADV NUMERICAL ANLY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5233 ANDERSON, C.R. 20 07 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

662-352-201 DIS 1A R 3:00- 3:50P MS 5233 20 0.0272A CONTINUUM MECHANICS N 662-347-200 LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P MS 5138 ROBERTS, P.H. 40 08 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 275B PROBABILITY THEORY N 662-378-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5148 BISKUP, M. 25 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 285B SEM-NUMBER THEORY N 662-442-200 SEM 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P MS 5137 PRASANNA, K.A. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 285D SEMINAR IN LOGIC N 662-448-200 SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:30P MS 5148 HJORTH, G. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 285J SEM-APPLIED MATH N 662-466-200 SEM 1 MW 9:00-10:30A MS 6221 SCHONMANN, R. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 290B NUMBER THEORY N 662-541-200 SEM 1 W 5:30- 6:50P MS 6118 BLASIUS, D.M. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 290E GEOMETRY N 662-544-200 SEM 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 6221 LIU, K. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 290F TOPOLOGY N 662-545-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 4:50P MS 6221 BROWN, R.F. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 290G ANALYSIS N 662-546-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:30P MS 6221 KILLIP, R.B. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 662-546-201 SEM 2 R 3:00- 3:50P MS 6229 KHITRIK, M. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 290J APPLIED MATHEMATICS N 662-549-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 4:50P PORTOLA 1180 CHAN, T.F. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 662-549-201 SEM 2 R 2:00- 2:50P MS 7629 BERTOZZI, A. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 296D SEM-LOGIC N 662-563-200 SEM 1 F 2:00- 3:30P MS 5217 HJORTH, G. 20 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 296I SEM-FNCTNL ANALYSIS N 662-568-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 4:50P MS 6627 POPA, S. 20 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 296J SEM-APPLIED MATH N 662-569-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 4:50P MS 6229 VESE, L.A. 20 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 662-569-201 SEM 2 R 4:00- 5:50P PORTOLA 1180 CHAN, T.F. 20 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 662-569-202 SEM 3 M 4:00- 4:50P PORTOLA 1200 VESE, L.A. 20 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 330 MATH&SCI INSTRUCTN N 662-628-200 SEM 1 R 4:00- 5:50P MS 5217 GOLDSTEIN, M. 20 30 SU 1.0- 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 370A TEACHING OF MATH N 662-671-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 7:50P MS 6221 ROTHSCHILD, B.L. 35 16 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 495 TEACHG COLLEGE MATH N 662-790-200 SEM 1 R 12:00- 1:30P MS 6221 BROSE, A. 65 30 SU 2.0


MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on HSSEAS undergraduate nontutorial classes and HSSEAS graduate nontutorial classes taught concurrently with undergraduate classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who enroll in upper division HSSEAS courses without completing the requisites are subject to disenrollment after the second class meeting. If necessary, consult an HSSEAS counselor in 6426 Boelter Hall.

15 TECHNCL COMMUNICATN Y 210-045-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 1:50P MS 7608 THE STAFF 15 15 G 2.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 210-057-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 4:50P MS 7608 PILON, L.G. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 19, seminar 1: Energy, Population, and Environment

20 PROG-NUM MTHDS APPL Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:30P BOELTER 5249 THE STAFF 40 09 G 4.0 RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS

210-061-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 3760 40 0.094 CMPTR AID DSGN&DRFT N ----------- LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5252 THE STAFF 30 13 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 210-282-201 LAB 1A R 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 38138 30 0.0101 STTCS&STRNGTH-MTRLS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 1260 THE STAFF 65 07 G 4.0 210-306-210 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2444 65 0.0102 MECH-PRTCL&RIGD BOD Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2760 THE STAFF 65 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 210-312-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2760 32 0.0 210-312-202 DIS 1B F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5420 33 0.0103 ELEM FLUID MECHANIC Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P DODD 146 THE STAFF 65 07 G 4.0 210-318-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5264 32 0.0 210-318-202 DIS 1B F 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 4216 33 0.0M105A INT-ENGR THERMODYNC Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5249 THE STAFF 60 15 G 4.0

SAME AS : CHM ENG M105A 210-330-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5249 30 0.0 210-330-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5264 30 0.0105D TRANSPORT PHENOMENA Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5273 THE STAFF 30 01 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGR, CHEM, BIOCHEM 210-333-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 9436 30 0.0131A INTRMED HEAT TRNSFR Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5436 THE STAFF 40 05 G 4.0 210-486-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2760 40 0.0133A ENGR THERMODYNAMICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5249 THE STAFF 50 01 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 150P AIRCRFT PRPLSN SYST Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P PAB 1425 THE STAFF 60 07 G 4.0 210-604-201 DIS 1A R 2:00- 2:50P FOWLER A139 60 0.0154S FLIGHT MECHANICS Y 210-629-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2444 THE STAFF 40 11 G 4.0155 INTERMED DYNAMICS Y 210-630-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 9436 THE STAFF 25 09 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 156A STRENGTH OF MATERLS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2444 THE STAFF 30 14 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 210-636-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 2760 30 0.0157 BASIC MECH ENGR LAB Y 210-642-200 LAB 1 MW 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 43116 THE STAFF 0 07 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 161A INTRO-ASTRONAUTICS Y 210-666-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5249 THE STAFF 65 13 G 4.0


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162A INT-MCHNMS&MECH SYS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 50 15 G 4.0 210-672-201 DIS 1A F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 9436 25 0.0 210-672-202 DIS 1B F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5264 30 0.0162B MECHANCL PRDCT DSGN Y 210-673-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 38138 THE STAFF 20 16 G 4.0 210-673-210 LEC 2 T 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 38138 THE STAFF 20 15 G 4.0163A CMPTR-CONTRLD MCHNS Y 210-678-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 45 13 G 4.0166A ANLY-FLIGHT STRCTRS Y 210-696-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2444 CARMAN, G.P. 50 05 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 169A INTRO MECH VIBRATNS Y 210-714-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HAINES A25 THE STAFF 50 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 171A DYNAM SYS CNTRL I Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2760 THE STAFF 40 13 G 4.0

RESTRICT: CYBERNETICS,UNDERGRAD ENGINEERING 210-726-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5264 40 0.0M180 MICROMACHINING&MEMS Y 210-779-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2258A JUDY, J.W. 7 05 G 4.0

SAME AS : BIOMED M150, EL ENGR M150 For Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering M180L, your space will be dropped and your slot reassigned if you do not also enroll in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering M180. Attendance at the first lecture and your first laboratory is MANDATORY. See the course website for more enrollment information.

M180L MICROMCHNG&MEMS LAB N ----------- LEC 1 F 12:00- 1:30P FRANZ 2258A JUDY, J.W. 6 07 G 2.0 SAME AS : BIOMED M150L, EL ENGR M150L RESTRICT: EE, CS&E, CYBER UNDERGRADS

210-781-201 LAB 1A M 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 18132 1 0.0 210-781-202 LAB 1B T 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 18132 1 0.0 210-781-203 LAB 1C W 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 18132 1 0.0 210-781-204 LAB 1D R 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 18132 1 0.0 210-781-205 LAB 1E R 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 18132 1 0.0 210-781-206 LAB 1F F 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 18132 1 0.0182A MATHEMATICS OF ENGR Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 1260 THE STAFF 60 15 G 4.0 210-792-201 DIS 1A W 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5264 30 0.0 210-792-202 DIS 1B R 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5273 30 0.0182C NMRC MTHD-ENGR APLC Y 210-794-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P MS 5118 THE STAFF 30 15 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 183 MANUFACTR PROCESSES Y 210-800-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5264 THE STAFF 25 09 G 4.0194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM N 210-866-201 SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 1354 MAL, A.K. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 210-866-202 SEM 2 VAR THE STAFF 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 237D FUSION ENGR&DESIGN N 610-225-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P MS 5148 ABDOU, M.A. 15 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 239H FUSN PHYS&ENGR&TECH N 610-239-200 SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1120 THE STAFF 10 07 SU 2.0- 4.0 250A FOUNDATN-FLUID DYNM N 610-300-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5419 THE STAFF 25 13 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 252C FLUID MECH-COMBUSTN N 610-314-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5419 KARAGOZIAN, A.R. 25 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M256A MECH DEFORM SOLIDS N 610-336-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5272 MAL, A.K. 20 03 G 4.0

SAME AS : C&EE M230A 261A ENRGY&VARTNL PRNCPL N 610-366-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5419 THE STAFF 25 01 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 269D AEROELSTC EFEC-STRU N 610-417-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P MS 5118 BENDIKSEN, O.O. 25 09 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M270A LINEAR DNMC SYSTEMS N 610-419-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5436 THE STAFF 25 07 G 4.0

SAME AS : CHM ENG M280A, EL ENGR M240A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

271A STOCHSTC-DYNMC SSTM N 610-426-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5280 THE STAFF 20 01 G 4.0281 MICROSCIENCES N 610-486-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5436 THE STAFF 25 11 G 4.0295C RFID SYSTEMS N 610-572-200 LEC 1 WF 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5422 THE STAFF 25 03 G 4.0296B THRMOCHM PRCS-MTRLS N 610-577-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5419 THE STAFF 25 05 G 4.0M299A SYST&DYNAMCS&CONTRL N 610-594-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5272 25 30 SU 2.0

SAME AS : CHM ENG M297, EL ENGR M248S 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 610-620-200 SEM 1 F 12:00- 1:50P MS 5203 THE STAFF 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

MEDICINE M160A AT-RISK POPULATIONS N 264-661-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 43105A EZZEDDINE, Y.M. 50 30 4.0

SAME AS : PUB HLT M160A RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M160B AT-RISK POPULATIONS Y 264-662-201 LEC 1 R 5:00- 7:50P HLTHSCI 43105A EZZEDDINE, Y.M. 50 30 4.0 SAME AS : PUB HLT M160B RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M186B MDLNG&SMLTN-BIO SYS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5419 DISTEFANO, J.J. 0 07 G 5.0 SAME AS : BIOMED M186B, COM SCI M186B, CYBER M186B

264-817-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-12:50P BOELTER 3760 0 0.0M260A CLINICAL RESEARCH 1 N 664-382-200 LEC 1 TR 5:00- 6:30P HLTHSCI ELASHOFF, R.M. 5 30 4.0

SAME AS : BIOMATH M260AM261 ETHCS-PATIENT RSRCH N 664-388-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI KORENMAN, S.G. 25 30 2.0

SAME AS : BIOMATH M261 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M290A CHILD ABUSE&NEGLECT N 664-540-200 LEC 1 R 4:30- 6:30P LAW GOLDSTEIN, R.D. 5 30 G 2.0 SAME AS : COM HLT M245A, DENT M300A, EDUC M217G, NURSING M290A, SOC WLF M203F RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

MICROBIOLOGY, IMMUNOLOGY, AND MOLECULAR GENETICS A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

6 INTRO MICROBIOLOGY N 145-018-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:20P KNUDSEN 1200B WISNIESKI, B.J. 100 08 4.0 F 3:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1200B

For Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics 101, there will be two midterm examinations from 5 to 7 p.m. on the following Thursdays: October 27 and November 17, 2005. 101 INTRO MICROBIOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1178 HILL, K.L. 240 02 G 4.0 145-306-201 DIS 1A M 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-306-202 DIS 1B M 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-306-203 DIS 1C M 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-306-204 DIS 1D M 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0


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145-306-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-306-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-306-207 DIS 1G W 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-306-208 DIS 1H W 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-306-209 DIS 1I M 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-306-210 DIS 1J T 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 6704 20 0.0 145-306-211 DIS 1K T 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 6704 20 0.0 145-306-212 DIS 1L T 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 6704 20 0.0

For Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics 101L, attendance at the first laboratory meeting is mandatory. If you do not attend, your space will be reassigned and you will have to drop the class through URSA. For Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics 101L, there will be one midterm examination from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, November 9, 2005, and a final examination from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, December

8, 2005. 101L MICROBIOLOGY LAB Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 M 12:00-12:50P KNUDSEN 1240B SIMONS, R.W. 88 30 G 3.0 145-307-201 LAB 1A WF 10:00-12:20P WGYOUNG 3340 22 0.0 145-307-202 LAB 1B WF 10:00-12:20P WGYOUNG 3370 22 0.0 145-307-203 LAB 1C WF 12:30- 2:50P WGYOUNG 3370 22 0.0 145-307-204 LAB 1D WF 12:30- 2:50P WGYOUNG 3340 22 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 $ 45 M 1:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1240B SIMONS, R.W. 66 30 G 3.0 145-307-211 LAB 2A TR 9:30-11:50A WGYOUNG 3340 22 0.0 145-307-212 LAB 2B TR 9:30-11:50A WGYOUNG 3370 22 0.0 145-307-213 LAB 2C TR 12:00- 2:20P WGYOUNG 3370 22 0.0C120 ADV TCHNQS-MICROBIO Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 TR 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1651 ROBINSON, R.W. 44 13 G 4.0 145-420-201 LAB 1A WF 1:00- 4:05P WGYOUNG 3336 22 0.0 145-420-202 LAB 1B TR 1:00- 4:05P WGYOUNG 3336 22 0.0C168 MOLEC PARASITOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P FRANZ 1260 JOHNSON, P.J. 120 14 G 4.0 145-708-201 DIS 1A R 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-708-202 DIS 1B R 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-708-203 DIS 1C R 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-708-204 DIS 1D W 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-708-205 DIS 1E W 8:00- 8:50A GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 145-708-206 DIS 1F W 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0CM178 MOLECULAR GENETICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 03 G 4.0

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM178, HUM GEN CM178, MCD BIO CM178 145-768-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 0.0185A IMMUNOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FRANZ 1178 MORRISON, S.L. 204 12 G 5.0 145-810-201 DIS 1A W 11:30-12:50P MS 5225 17 0.0 145-810-202 DIS 1B W 1:00- 2:20P MS 5225 17 0.0 145-810-203 DIS 1C R 11:00-12:20P MS 5225 17 0.0 145-810-204 DIS 1D R 12:30- 1:50P MS 5225 17 0.0 145-810-205 DIS 1E R 2:00- 3:20P MS 5225 17 0.0 145-810-206 DIS 1F R 3:30- 4:50P MS 5225 17 0.0 145-810-207 DIS 1G F 10:00-11:20A MS 5225 17 0.0 145-810-208 DIS 1H F 11:30-12:50P MS 5225 17 0.0 145-810-209 DIS 1I F 1:00- 2:20P MS 5225 17 0.0 145-810-210 DIS 1J F 2:30- 3:50P MS 5225 17 0.0 145-810-211 DIS 1K W 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2288 17 0.0 145-810-212 DIS 1L W 3:00- 4:20P MS 5225 17 0.0194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM N 145-864-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED BERK, A.J. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-202 SEM 2 UNSCHED BRADLEY, K.A. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-203 SEM 3 UNSCHED BRADLEY, P.J. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-204 SEM 4 UNSCHED BLACK, D.L. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-205 SEM 5 UNSCHED BONAVIDA, B. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-206 SEM 6 UNSCHED CAMPBELL, D.A. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-207 SEM 7 UNSCHED CHENG, G. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-208 SEM 8 UNSCHED DASGUPTA, A. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-209 SEM 9 UNSCHED GUNSALUS, R.P. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-210 SEM 10 UNSCHED HILL, K.L. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-211 SEM 11 UNSCHED JOHNSON, P.J. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-212 SEM 12 UNSCHED LAZAZZERA, B.A. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-213 SEM 13 UNSCHED LEE, B. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-214 SEM 14 UNSCHED LUSIS, A.J. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-215 SEM 15 UNSCHED MARTINEZ, O.M. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-216 SEM 16 UNSCHED MICELI, M.C. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-217 SEM 17 UNSCHED MILLER, J.F. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-218 SEM 18 UNSCHED MILLER, J.H. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-219 SEM 19 UNSCHED MODLIN, R.L. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-220 SEM 20 UNSCHED MORRISON, S.L. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-221 SEM 21 UNSCHED SHI, W. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-222 SEM 22 UNSCHED SIMONS, R.W. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-223 SEM 23 UNSCHED SIMPSON, L.W. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-224 SEM 24 UNSCHED SMALE, S. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-225 SEM 25 UNSCHED TAMANOI, F. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-226 SEM 26 UNSCHED WALL, T.R. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-227 SEM 27 UNSCHED WITTE, O.N. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-228 SEM 28 UNSCHED ZACK, J.A. 6 30 PN 1.0 145-864-229 SEM 29 UNSCHED UITTENBOGAART, C. 6 30 PN 1.0242 MICROB MOLEC GENETC N 545-252-200 SEM 1 T 11:00-12:50P MOL SCI 3610D SIMONS, R.W. 10 30 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS CM248 MOLECULAR GENETICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 33105A LUSIS, A.J. 10 03 G 4.0

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM248, HUM GEN CM248, MCD BIO CM248 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

545-288-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 10 0.0262A IMMUNOBIOLGY-CANCER N 545-372-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1120 ECONOMOU, J.S. 15 30 2.0 TR 4:00- 5:50P MS 7608

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS C268 MOLEC PARASITOLOGY N 545-408-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P FRANZ 1260 JOHNSON, P.J. 5 14 G 4.0296 RESEARCH TOPICS N 545-555-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED BERK, A.J. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0



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375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 545-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED SIMONS, R.W. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

For MIMG 495, graduate students who are teaching microbiology classes for the first time in Fall Quarter 2006, Winter Quarter 2007, or Spring Quarter 2007, are required to enroll in Fall Quarter 2005.495 TCH-MICRO-HIGHER ED N 545-790-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED TAMANOI, F. 30 30 SU 2.0


MILITARY SCIENCE A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

Z LEADERSHIP LAB N 277-002-200 LAB 1 F 6:30- 9:20P SAC 120P DETTY, J.A. 30 30 0.011 FDNS OF OFFICERSHIP N 277-032-200 LEC 1 M 8:30-10:30A ROLFE 2134 THE STAFF 30 30 2.0 277-032-202 LEC 2 W 8:30- 9:30A ROLFE 2134 CORTES, E.C. 30 30 2.021 INDV LEADRSHP DEVLP N 277-063-200 LEC 1 W 8:00- 9:50A HAINES A44 JOHNSON, B.A. 30 30 3.0110 US MILITARY HISTORY N 277-318-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:30P SAC 120P BUCK, S.P. 30 30 3.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 131 TACTICAL PLAN&ANLYS N 277-487-200 LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A ROLFE 2126 AXELROD, A.E. 30 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 141 LEADERSHIP&MANAGMNT N 277-547-200 LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A SAC 120P BUCK, S.P. 30 30 4.0


MOLECULAR AND MEDICAL PHARMACOLOGY 200 INTRO-LAB RSRCH N 680-005-200 LAB 1 VAR CHOW, S.A. 10 30 4.0- 6.0

RESTRICT: PHARMACOLOGY MAJORS237 CELLULR&MOLEC PHARM N 680-235-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI 22096 CHOW, S.A. 20 30 8.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 251 SEM-PHARMACOLOGY N 680-306-200 SEM 1 W 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 23105A CHOW, S.A. 60 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: PHARMACOLOGY MAJORS287 ENTREPRENEURSHIP N 680-560-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 24132 DOUMANI, R. 12 30 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 291 SPECIAL TOPICS N 680-584-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P 700 WWP A214 UMBACH, J.A. 10 30 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: PHARMACOLOGY MAJORS375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 680-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED CHOW, S.A. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: PHARMACOLOGY MAJORS OR ACCESS

MOLECULAR BIOLOGY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

298 CURRENT TOPICS N 679-595-201 SEM 1 T 3:00- 4:50P BOYER BOWIE, J.U. 18 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

679-595-202 SEM 2 R 2:00- 3:50P BOYER 130 BRAUN, J. 16 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

MOLECULAR TOXICOLOGY 211A MOLECLR TOXCLGY SEM N 678-066-200 SEM 1 R 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 13105A SCHIESTL, R.H. 20 30 T1 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M242 TOXICODYNAMICS N 678-252-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB HLT 41235 COLLINS, M.D. 15 03 G 4.0

SAME AS : ENV HLT M242 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

296A CHEMICAL TOXICOLOGY N 678-557-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

296B MOL CARCINOGENESIS N 678-558-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

296C TERATOGENESIS N 678-559-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED COLLINS, M.D. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

296D MOLEC TPC-BORON BIO N 678-560-200 RGP 1 M 4:30- 5:20P PUB HLT ECKHERT, C.D. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

296E GERM CELL BIOMARKER N 678-561-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

296F GENETIC TOXICOLOGY N 678-562-200 RGP 1 UNSCHED 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

MOLECULAR, CELL, AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 269-057-201 SEM 1 M 2:00- 2:50P SLICHTR 2834 MERRIAM, J.R. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology 19, seminar 1: Utopian Visions of Human Biology 30 BIOLOGY OF CANCER N 269-090-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:20P LAKRETZ 110 BOHMAN, R.E. 250 08 5.0 F 3:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG CS24 40 AIDS&SEXUAL TRANSMT N 269-120-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:50P WGYOUNG CS50 BOHMAN, R.E. 250 16 5.0 W 5:00- 6:50P WGYOUNG CS50 104 CELL&MOLEC BIO LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 67 MW 10:00-10:50A BOTANY 325 PERRY, L.J. 48 03 G 6.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT Y 269-324-201 LAB 1A MW 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 3337 24 0.0 Y 269-324-202 LAB 1B TR 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 3337 24 0.0120 INTRO-PLANT BIOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BOTANY 325 HIRSCH, A.M. 50 04 G 6.0

RESTRICT: MCD BIOLOGY MAJORS 269-420-201 DIS 1A R 9:00-10:50A MOORE 1003 25 0.0 269-420-202 DIS 1B F 1:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1201 25 0.0120L INTRO PLANT BIO LAB Y 269-422-201 LAB 1 T 9:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3337 HIRSCH, A.M. 16 11 G 4.0

RESTRICT: MCD BIOLOGY, BIOLOGY, PLANT BIOLOGY 138 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A PAB 1425 LYONS, K.M. 180 12 G 5.0

RESTRICT: MCD BIOLOGY MAJORS Y 269-528-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 Y 269-528-202 DIS 1B T 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 Y 269-528-203 DIS 1C T 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 Y 269-528-204 DIS 1D W 8:00- 8:50A GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 Y 269-528-205 DIS 1E W 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 Y 269-528-206 DIS 1F W 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 Y 269-528-207 DIS 1G W 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 Y 269-528-208 DIS 1H W 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0


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Y 269-528-209 DIS 1I W 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 Y 269-528-210 DIS 1J R 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 Y 269-528-211 DIS 1K R 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 Y 269-528-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0C139 CELL&DEV&MOL NROBIO N 269-535-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI SUN, Y. 6 30 G 6.0144 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P GEOLOGY 3656 MCENTEE, K. 80 15 G 5.0

RESTRICT: MCD BIOLOGY MAJORS 269-564-201 DIS 1A W 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1120 20 0.0 269-564-202 DIS 1B W 10:00-10:50A MS 5138 20 0.0 269-564-203 DIS 1C W 2:00- 2:50P PAB 1749 20 0.0 269-564-204 DIS 1D W 3:00- 3:50P MS 5118 20 0.0 269-564-205 DIS 1E R 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1120 20 0.0 269-564-206 DIS 1F R 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1120 20 0.0165A BIOLOGY OF CELLS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P WGYOUNG CS24 IRUELA-ARISPE, L.M 176 13 G 5.0

RESTRICT: MCD BIOLOGY MAJORS 269-691-201 DIS 1A T 1:30- 2:20P GEOLOGY 4645 22 0.0 269-691-202 DIS 1B T 2:30- 3:20P GEOLOGY 4645 22 0.0 269-691-203 DIS 1C T 3:30- 4:20P GEOLOGY 4645 22 0.0 269-691-204 DIS 1D T 4:30- 5:20P GEOLOGY 4645 22 0.0 269-691-205 DIS 1E T 4:30- 5:20P FRANZ 2288 22 0.0 269-691-206 DIS 1F W 8:00- 8:50A MS 5225 22 0.0 269-691-207 DIS 1G R 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4645 22 0.0 269-691-208 DIS 1H R 5:00- 5:50P MS 5225 22 0.0

For MCD Biology M175A, there will be two midterm examinations with dates and times TBA.M175A CELL&SSTMS NEUROSCI Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG CS76 WHITE, S.A. 16 15 5.0

SAME AS : NEUROSC M101A, PHY SCI M180A, PSYCH M117A 269-750-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:20A GEOLOGY 6704 2 0.0 269-750-202 DIS 1B F 9:30-10:50A GEOLOGY 6704 2 0.0 269-750-203 DIS 1C F 12:00- 1:20P GEOLOGY 6704 2 0.0 269-750-204 DIS 1D F 1:30- 2:50P GEOLOGY 6704 2 0.0 269-750-205 DIS 1E F 8:00- 9:20A GEOLOGY 4645 2 0.0 269-750-206 DIS 1F F 9:30-10:50A GEOLOGY 4645 2 0.0 269-750-207 DIS 1G F 12:00- 1:20P GEOLOGY 4645 2 0.0 269-750-208 DIS 1H F 1:30- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4645 2 0.0CM178 MOLECULAR GENETICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 03 G 4.0

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM178, HUM GEN CM178, MIMG CM178 269-768-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 0.0M181 BIOL BASES-DISORDRS Y 269-786-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A MS 4000A JENTSCH, J.D. 15 12 4.0

SAME AS : NEUROSC M130, PHY SCI M181, PSYCH M117J, PSYCTRY M181 191 VAR TOPICS-MCD BIO N 269-847-201 SEM 1 W 1:00- 2:50P MS 7608 MERRIAM, J.R. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT MCD Biology 191, seminar 1:

192B PRACTICUM-CITYLAB N 269-853-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED CRAMER, A.E. 20 30 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

193 JOURNAL CLUB Y 269-861-201 SEM 1 T 1:00- 1:50P BOYER 344 BANERJEE, U. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-202 SEM 2 R 1:30- 2:20P LS 4207 CHEN, J. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-203 SEM 3 UNSCHED CHRISTENSEN, S.K. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-204 SEM 4 UNSCHED FESSLER, J.H. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-205 SEM 5 W 5:00- 6:50P LS 2805 GOLDBERG, R.B. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-206 SEM 6 UNSCHED HARTENSTEIN, V. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-207 SEM 7 UNSCHED HIRSCH, A.M. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-208 SEM 8 F 9:00-10:50A BOYER 554 IRUELA-ARISPE, L.M 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-209 SEM 9 UNSCHED JACOBS, D.K. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-210 SEM 10 W 2:00- 2:50P LS 3215 JACOBSEN, S.E. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-211 SEM 11 UNSCHED KASAMATSU, H. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-212 SEM 12 UNSCHED LAKE, J.A. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-213 SEM 13 UNSCHED LASKI, F.A. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-215 SEM 15 W 1:00- 1:50P LS 3326 LIN, C. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-216 SEM 16 UNSCHED LIN, S. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-217 SEM 17 R 1:30- 2:20P MACDNLD 3248 LYONS, K.M. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-218 SEM 18 UNSCHED MERRIAM, J.R. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-219 SEM 19 UNSCHED PERRY, L.J. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-220 SEM 20 UNSCHED PHINNEY, B.O. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-861-221 SEM 21 W 2:00- 2:50P LS 3313 TOBIN, E.M. 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

194A RESEARCH GROUP SEM N 269-865-201 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A BOYER 244 BANERJEE, U. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-202 SEM 2 R 2:30- 3:20P LS 4207 CHEN, J. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-203 SEM 3 UNSCHED CHRISTENSEN, S.K. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT


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269-865-204 SEM 4 UNSCHED FESSLER, J.H. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-205 SEM 5 F 6:00- 8:50P LS 2805 GOLDBERG, R.B. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-206 SEM 6 UNSCHED HARTENSTEIN, V. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-207 SEM 7 UNSCHED HIRSCH, A.M. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-208 SEM 8 R 8:30-10:20A BOYER 554 IRUELA-ARISPE, L.M 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-209 SEM 9 UNSCHED JACOBS, D.K. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-210 SEM 10 M 2:00- 2:50P LS 3215 JACOBSEN, S.E. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-211 SEM 11 UNSCHED KASAMATSU, H. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-212 SEM 12 UNSCHED LAKE, J.A. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-213 SEM 13 UNSCHED LASKI, F.A. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-215 SEM 15 F 3:00- 3:50P LS 3326 LIN, C. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-216 SEM 16 UNSCHED LIN, S. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-217 SEM 17 R 2:30- 3:20P MACDNLD 3248 LYONS, K.M. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-218 SEM 18 T 10:50-11:40A LS 4207 MERRIAM, J.R. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-219 SEM 19 UNSCHED PERRY, L.J. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-220 SEM 20 UNSCHED PHINNEY, B.O. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

269-865-221 SEM 21 M 1:00- 1:50P LS 3313 TOBIN, E.M. 7 30 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

CM220 CELL&DEV&MOL NROBIO N 669-121-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI SUN, Y. 5 30 G 6.0 SAME AS : NEURBIO M200B, NEUROSC M201 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

CM248 MOLECULAR GENETICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 03 G 4.0 SAME AS : BIOL CH CM248, HUM GEN CM248, MIMG CM248 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

669-288-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A PAYNE, G.S. 5 0.0M266A SEM-MOLEC EMBRYOLGY N 669-396-200 SEM 1 F 4:30- 5:50P HLTHSCI 33245 DE ROBERTIS, E.M. 5 30 SU 2.0

SAME AS : BIOL CH M266A RESTRICT: BIO,MB,MIMG,BIOCH,CHM,MCD,MC&IP GRAD

292 SEM-MOLEC EVOLUTION N 669-552-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LAKE, J.A. 20 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: BIO,MB,MIMG,BIOCH,CHM,MCD,MC&IP GRAD

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 669-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED IRUELA-ARISPE, L.M 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

495 TCH MCD BIO-HGHR ED N 669-790-200 SEM 1 TR 5:00- 6:50P HERSHEY 1651 LASKI, F.A. 40 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

MOLECULAR, CELLULAR, AND INTEGRATIVE PHYSIOLOGY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

296 RESEARCH SEMINAR N 677-576-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED ARNOLD, A.P. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: MC&IP MAJORS

MOVING IMAGE ARCHIVE STUDIES 200 ARCHVNG HIST&PHILOS N 713-200-200 SEM 1 T 6:00- 8:50P MELNITZ RICCI, S. 40 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 250 IMAGE ACCESS N 713-300-200 SEM 1 R 6:00- 8:50P MELNITZ RICCI, S. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 498 DIRECTED PRACTICUM N 713-796-201 TUT 1 UNSCHED RICCI, S. 10 30 SU 2.0- 8.0


MUSIC Music 60A-65. Undergraduate Instruction in Performance -- Music majors ONLY. Music C90A-90N. Performance Organizations -- Audition REQUIRED. Music 160A-165. Undergraduate Instruction in Performance for the Performance Specialist -- Music majors ONLY. Music 460A-475. Graduate Instruction in Performance -- M.M. and D.M.A. students ONLY.

3 PREP THRY-MUSIC MJR N ----------- LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1420 THE STAFF 30 06 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

281-011-201 LAB 1A F 1:00- 1:50P SMB B648 15 0.0 281-011-202 LAB 1B F 2:00- 2:50P SMB B648 15 0.04A BASIC MUSICIANSHIP N 281-013-200 STU 1 TRF 11:00-11:50A SMB B648 HALL, J.L. 15 13 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC,MUSCLGY,ETHNOMSCLGY,MUSIC HIST 281-013-201 STU 2 TRF 12:00-12:50P SMB B648 HALL, J.L. 13 14 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC,MUSCLGY,ETHNOMSCLGY,MUSIC HIST 15 ART OF LISTENING N 281-050-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SMB 1100 HALL, J.L. 300 04 5.0

For Music 20A, enrollment is limited to Music and Music History majors who have earned a qualifying score on the Music Theory Placement Examination to be given at each UCLA Summer Freshman Orientation session and Monday, September 26, 2005,

at 10 a.m. in 1200 Schoenberg Music Building. Other students with a qualifying score may be admitted with instructor consent, space permitting. 20A MUSIC THEORY I N ----------- LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A SMB 1420 CARLSON, M.C. 40 02 4.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 281-064-201 DIS 1A TR 9:00-10:50A SMB 1420 20 0.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 281-064-202 DIS 1B TR 9:00-10:50A SMB 1402 20 0.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 20C MUSIC THEORY III Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1440 CARLSON, M.C. 30 06 4.0



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281-066-201 DIS 1A TR 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1440 15 0.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

281-066-202 DIS 1B TR 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1420 15 0.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

60AF VIOLIN N 281-091-200 STU 1 VAR SMB KAPLAN, M.S. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

60BF VIOLA N 281-094-200 STU 1 VAR SMB COLETTI, P. 8 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

60CF CELLO N 281-097-200 STU 1 VAR SMB LYSY, A. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

60DF STRING BASS N 281-100-200 STU 1 VAR SMB HANULIK, C. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

60EF HARP N 281-103-200 STU 1 VAR SMB NEILL, L.A. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

60FF CLASSICAL GUITAR N 281-106-200 STU 1 VAR SMB YATES, P.F. 8 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

61AF FLUTE N 281-121-200 STU 1 VAR SMB STOKES, S. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

61BF OBOE N 281-124-200 STU 1 VAR SMB KUSZYK, M.A. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

61CF CLARINET N 281-127-200 STU 1 VAR SMB GRAY, G.G. 12 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

61DF BASSOON N 281-130-200 STU 1 VAR SMB COKER, C.A. 7 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

61EF SAXOPHONE N 281-133-200 STU 1 VAR SMB MASEK, D.H. 12 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

62AF TRUMPET N 281-140-200 STU 1 VAR SMB LINDEMANN, J.H. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

62BF FRENCH HORN N 281-143-200 STU 1 VAR SMB O’CONNOR, B. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

62CF TROMBONE N 281-146-200 STU 1 VAR SMB BOOTH, W.C. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

62DF TUBA N 281-149-200 STU 1 VAR SMB JOHNSON, J.T. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

63F PERCUSSION N 281-153-200 STU 1 VAR SMB PETERS, M.T. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

64AF PIANO N 281-159-200 STU 1 VAR SMB PONCE, W. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

281-159-201 STU 2 VAR SMB MARGULIS, V. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

281-159-202 STU 3 VAR SMB PONCE, W. 12 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

281-159-203 STU 4 VAR SMB SNOW, J.L. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

64BF ORGAN N 281-162-200 STU 1 VAR SMB BULL, C. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

65F VOICE N 281-171-200 STU 1 VAR SMB GONDEK, J.K. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

281-171-201 STU 2 VAR SMB DEAN, M.E. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS


281-171-203 STU 4 VAR SMB GONDEK, J.K. 7 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

C90A UCLA CHORALE N 281-254-200 ACT 1 MW 3:00- 5:15P SMB 1325 NEUEN, D. 150 30 2.090B COLLEGIATE CHORUS N 281-256-200 ACT 1 TR 3:20- 5:15P SMB 1325 NEUEN, D. 150 30 2.0

For Music 90D, PTE numbers will be given out after the audition. 90D OPERA WORKSHOP N 281-258-200 ACT 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1200 HAK, R.R. 40 30 2.0 TR 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1100

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C90E SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA N 281-259-200 ACT 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1343 ROBERTSON, J. 100 30 2.0 281-259-201 ACT 2 W 5:00- 7:50P SMB 1343 THE STAFF 60 30 2.090F SYMPHONIC BAND N 281-260-200 ACT 1 T 3:00- 4:50P SMB 1345 LEE, D.T. 90 30 2.0C90G WIND ENSEMBLE N 281-262-200 ACT 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P SMB 1345 LEE, D.T. 80 30 2.0

For Music 90L, PTE numbers will be given out after the audition. 90L MUSIC THEATER WKSHP N 281-267-200 ACT 1 MW 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1200 HALL, J.L. 40 30 2.0 MW 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1100

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 90M MRCHNG&VARSITY BAND N 281-268-200 ACT 1 R 4:00- 5:50P SMB 1345 HENDERSON, G. 200 30 2.0 F 3:00- 4:50P SMB 1345 T 5:00- 6:50P SMB 1345 100B CHORAL MUSIC Y 281-306-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A SMB 1325 LIND, V.R. 25 12 G 4.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC, EDUCATION MAJORS 104A MODAL COUNTERPOINT Y 281-303-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P SMB 1421 KROUSE, I. 15 15 G 3.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS 106A ORCHESTRATION I Y 281-324-200 DIS 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P SMB 2646 CHIHARA, P.S. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 111B TECH-MUSIC EDUC II Y 281-352-200 LAB 1 R 5:00- 6:50P SMB B648 LIND, V.R. 15 30 G 1.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC, EDUCATION MAJORS 112 FIELD EXPR-MUSIC ED N 281-360-200 FLD 1 UNSCHED HEUSER, F. 15 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC, EDUCATION MAJORS 281-360-201 FLD 2 UNSCHED LIND, V.R. 15 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC, EDUCATION MAJORS 114A HIGH STRINGS Y 281-419-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1343 FLANAGAN LYSY, M.M 20 06 G 1.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC, EDUCATION MAJORS 114B LOW STRINGS Y 281-420-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1343 FLANAGAN LYSY, M.M 20 06 G 1.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC, EDUCATION MAJORS 114I VOICE Y 281-433-200 STU 1 T 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1151 LIND, V.R. 25 30 G 1.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC, EDUCATION MAJORS 116 INTRO TO CONDUCTING Y 281-372-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:20P SMB 1345 LEE, D.T. 30 04 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC, EDUCATION MAJORS


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118A ADV-CHORL&INSTR LIT Y 281-376-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:20P SMB 1325 NEUEN, D. 15 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS & SENIORS AND ABOVE

120A MUSIC THEORY IV Y 281-382-200 LEC 1 MTWR 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1439 LEFKOWITZ, D.S. 30 06 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

123A COMPOSITION Y 281-409-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P SMB 2646 BOURLAND, R. 15 06 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

160AF ADVANCED VIOLIN N 281-541-200 STU 1 VAR SMB KAPLAN, M.S. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

160BF ADVANCED VIOLA N 281-545-200 STU 1 VAR SMB COLETTI, P. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

160CF ADVANCED CELLO N 281-549-200 STU 1 VAR SMB LYSY, A. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

160DF ADV STRING BASS N 281-553-200 STU 1 VAR SMB HANULIK, C. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

160EF ADVANCED HARP N 281-557-200 STU 1 VAR SMB NEILL, L.A. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

160FF ADV CLASSICL GUITAR N 281-561-200 STU 1 VAR SMB YATES, P.F. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

161AF ADVANCED FLUTE N 281-575-200 STU 1 VAR SMB STOKES, S. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

161BF ADVANCED OBOE N 281-580-200 STU 1 VAR SMB KUSZYK, M.A. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

161CF ADVANCED CLARINET N 281-586-200 STU 1 VAR SMB GRAY, G.G. 7 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

161DF ADVANCED BASSOON N 281-592-200 STU 1 VAR SMB COKER, C.A. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

161EF ADVANCED SAXOPHONE N 281-598-200 STU 1 VAR SMB MASEK, D.H. 8 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

162AF ADVANCED TRUMPET N 281-610-200 STU 1 VAR SMB LINDEMANN, J.H. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

162BF ADV FRENCH HORN N 281-615-200 STU 1 VAR SMB O’CONNOR, B. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

162CF ADVANCED TROMBONE N 281-618-200 STU 1 VAR SMB BOOTH, W.C. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

162DF ADVANCED TUBA N 281-621-200 STU 1 VAR SMB JOHNSON, J.T. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

163F ADVANCED PERCUSSION N 281-628-200 STU 1 VAR SMB PETERS, M.T. 8 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

164AF ADVANCED PIANO N 281-642-200 STU 1 VAR SMB PONCE, W. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

281-642-201 STU 2 VAR SMB MARGULIS, V. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

281-642-202 STU 3 VAR SMB SNOW, J.L. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

164BF ADVANCED ORGAN N 281-648-200 STU 1 VAR SMB BULL, C. 5 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

165F ADVANCED VOICE N 281-661-200 STU 1 VAR SMB GONDEK, J.K. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS


174C LANG OF SNG-ITALIAN N 281-748-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A SMB GONDEK, J.K. 20 04 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS

C175 CHAMBER ENSEMBLES N 281-757-201 ACT 1 VAR SMB KAPLAN, M.S. 15 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Music C175, activity 1: Strings 281-757-202 ACT 2 VAR SMB COLETTI, P. 15 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Music C175, activity 2: Strings

281-757-203 ACT 3 VAR SMB LYSY, A. 15 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Music C175, activity 3: Strings 281-757-204 ACT 4 VAR SMB YATES, P.F. 15 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Music C175, activity 4: Guitar

281-757-205 ACT 5 T 6:00- 7:50P SMB 1354 GRAY, G.G. 25 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Music C175, activity 5: Woodwinds 281-757-206 ACT 6 VAR SMB COKER, C.A. 15 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Music C175, activity 6: Woodwinds

281-757-207 ACT 7 W 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1345 LINDEMANN, J.H. 15 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Music C175, activity 7: Brass 281-757-208 ACT 8 M 5:00- 6:50P SMB B665A PETERS, M.T. 15 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Music C175, activity 8: Percussion

281-757-209 ACT 9 VAR SMB PONCE, W. 15 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Music C175, activity 9: Keyboard and Other Instruments 281-757-210 ACT 10 VAR SMB MARGULIS, V. 15 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Music C175, activity 10: Keyboard and Other Instruments

281-757-211 ACT 11 R 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1151 HANSEN, J.I. 15 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Music C175, activity 11: Art Song 281-757-212 ACT 12 M 5:30- 7:15P SMB 1325 NEUEN, D. 30 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Music C175, activity 12: Chamber Choir

281-757-213 ACT 13 M 5:00- 6:50P SMB 1343 SNOW, J.L. 35 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Music C175, activity 13: Collaborative Piano


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281-757-214 ACT 14 VAR SMB BOOTH, W.C. 15 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Music C175, activity 14: Trombone Choir 281-757-215 ACT 15 VAR SMB LINDEMANN, J.H. 15 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Music C175, activity 15: Gluck Brass

281-757-216 ACT 16 VAR SMB MASEK, D.H. 15 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Music C175, activity 16: Sax Quartet 281-757-217 ACT 17 VAR SMB GONDEK, J.K. 15 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Music C175, activity 17: Gluck Vocal Ensemble

281-757-218 ACT 18 VAR SMB BULL, C. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Music C175, activity 18: Organ Accompaniment 281-757-219 ACT 19 VAR SMB MIRANDA, R. 10 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Music C175, activity 19: Gluck Brass Ensemble

204 BIBLIOG-PERFORMERS N 681-032-200 LEC 1 R 10:00-12:50P SMB 1439 COLE, M.S. 30 14 4.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

252A SEM IN COMPOSITION N 681-318-200 SEM 1 TBA SMB LEFKOWITZ, D.S. 15 30 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

261F PRB PERFORMNC PRACT N 681-380-200 SEM 1 T 10:00-12:50P SMB CHENG, G.C. 23 13 4.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

401 NEW MUSIC FORUM N 681-630-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED BOOTH, W.C. 40 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-201 TUT 2 UNSCHED BOURLAND, R. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-202 TUT 3 UNSCHED BULL, C. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-203 TUT 4 UNSCHED CHIHARA, P.S. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-204 TUT 5 UNSCHED COKER, C.A. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-205 TUT 6 UNSCHED COLETTI, P. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-206 TUT 7 UNSCHED GONDEK, J.K. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-208 TUT 9 UNSCHED HANULIK, C. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-209 TUT 10 UNSCHED JOHNSON, J.T. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-210 TUT 11 UNSCHED KAPLAN, M.S. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-211 TUT 12 UNSCHED KROUSE, I. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-212 TUT 13 UNSCHED KUSZYK, M.A. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-213 TUT 14 UNSCHED LEE, D.T. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-214 TUT 15 UNSCHED LEFKOWITZ, D.S. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-215 TUT 16 UNSCHED LINDEMANN, J.H. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-216 TUT 17 UNSCHED DEAN, M.E. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-218 TUT 19 UNSCHED MARGULIS, V. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-219 TUT 20 UNSCHED MASEK, D.H. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-220 TUT 21 UNSCHED NEUEN, D. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-221 TUT 22 UNSCHED O’CONNOR, B. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-222 TUT 23 UNSCHED PETERS, M.T. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-223 TUT 24 UNSCHED PONCE, W. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-225 TUT 26 UNSCHED ROBERTSON, J. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-630-226 TUT 27 UNSCHED STOKES, S. 10 30 G 2.0 681-630-227 TUT 28 UNSCHED YATES, P.F. 10 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 460A VIOLIN N 681-644-200 STU 1 VAR SMB KAPLAN, M.S. 5 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 460B VIOLA N 681-645-200 STU 1 VAR SMB COLETTI, P. 6 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 460C CELLO N 681-646-200 STU 1 VAR SMB LYSY, A. 5 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 460D STRING BASS N 681-647-200 STU 1 VAR SMB HANULIK, C. 3 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 460E HARP N 681-648-200 STU 1 VAR SMB NEILL, L.A. 3 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 460F CLASSICAL GUITAR N 681-649-200 STU 1 VAR SMB YATES, P.F. 7 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 461A FLUTE N 681-664-200 STU 1 VAR SMB STOKES, S. 5 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 461B OBOE N 681-665-200 STU 1 VAR SMB KUSZYK, M.A. 5 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 461C CLARINET N 681-666-200 STU 1 VAR SMB GRAY, G.G. 5 30 G 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS


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461D BASSOON N 681-667-200 STU 1 VAR SMB COKER, C.A. 5 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

461E SAXOPHONE N 681-668-200 STU 1 VAR SMB MASEK, D.H. 5 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

462A TRUMPET N 681-684-200 STU 1 VAR SMB LINDEMANN, J.H. 5 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

462B FRENCH HORN N 681-685-200 STU 1 VAR SMB O’CONNOR, B. 3 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

462C TROMBONE N 681-687-200 STU 1 VAR SMB BOOTH, W.C. 3 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

462D TUBA N 681-688-200 STU 1 VAR SMB JOHNSON, J.T. 3 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

463 PERCUSSION N 681-702-200 STU 1 VAR SMB PETERS, M.T. 5 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

464A PIANO N 681-719-200 STU 1 VAR SMB PONCE, W. 8 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-719-201 STU 2 VAR SMB MARGULIS, V. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

464B ORGAN N 681-736-200 STU 1 VAR SMB BULL, C. 5 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

465 VOICE N 681-770-200 STU 1 VAR SMB GONDEK, J.K. 15 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

681-770-201 STU 2 VAR SMB DEAN, M.E. 5 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

470 OPERA STUDIO-GRADS N 681-780-200 LAB 1 TBA SMB HAK, R.R. 20 30 4.0 TBA SMB

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 475 MSTR CLASS-CONDCTNG N 681-787-200 STU 1 VAR SMB LEE, D.T. 4 30 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 681-787-201 STU 2 VAR SMB NEUEN, D. 10 30 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 681-787-202 STU 3 VAR SMB ROBERTSON, J. 6 30 6.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS C480 UCLA CHORALE N 681-790-200 ACT 1 MW 3:00- 5:15P SMB 1325 NEUEN, D. 30 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS C481 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA N 681-791-200 ACT 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1343 ROBERTSON, J. 30 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS C482 WIND ENSEMBLE N 681-792-200 ACT 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P SMB 1345 LEE, D.T. 20 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS C485 CHAMBER ENSEMBLES N 681-794-201 ACT 1 VAR SMB KAPLAN, M.S. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS Music C485, activity 1: Strings

681-794-202 ACT 2 VAR SMB COLETTI, P. 15 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

Music C485, activity 2: Strings 681-794-203 ACT 3 VAR SMB LYSY, A. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS Music C485, activity 3: Strings

681-794-204 ACT 4 VAR SMB YATES, P.F. 15 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

Music C485, activity 4: Guitar 681-794-205 ACT 5 T 6:00- 7:50P SMB 1354 GRAY, G.G. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS Music C485, activity 5: Woodwinds

681-794-206 ACT 6 VAR SMB COKER, C.A. 15 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

Music C485, activity 6: Woodwinds 681-794-207 ACT 7 W 7:00- 9:50P SMB 1345 LINDEMANN, J.H. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS Music C485, activity 7: Brass

681-794-208 ACT 8 M 5:00- 6:50P SMB B665A PETERS, M.T. 15 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

Music C485, activity 8: Percussion 681-794-209 ACT 9 VAR SMB PONCE, W. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS Music C485, activity 9: Keyboard and Other Instruments

681-794-210 ACT 10 VAR SMB MARGULIS, V. 15 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

Music C485, activity 10: Keyboard and Other Instruments 681-794-211 ACT 11 R 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1151 HANSEN, J.I. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS Music C485, activity 11: Art Song

681-794-212 ACT 12 M 5:30- 7:15P SMB 1325 NEUEN, D. 15 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

Music C485, activity 12: Chamber Choir 681-794-213 ACT 13 M 5:00- 6:50P SMB 1343 SNOW, J.L. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS Music C485, activity 13: Collaborative Piano

681-794-214 ACT 14 VAR SMB BOOTH, W.C. 15 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

Music C485, activity 14: Trombone Choir 681-794-215 ACT 15 VAR SMB LINDEMANN, J.H. 5 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS Music C485, activity 15: Gluck Brass

681-794-216 ACT 16 VAR SMB MASEK, D.H. 5 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

Music C485, activity 16: Gluck Saxophone Quartet 681-794-217 ACT 17 VAR SMB GONDEK, J.K. 5 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS Music C485, activity 17: Gluck Vocal Quartet


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681-794-218 ACT 18 VAR SMB BULL, C. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS

Music C485, activity 18: Organ Accompaniment 495 INTRO PRACTICUM N 681-800-200 SEM 1 TBA SMB HEUSER, F. 20 30 SU 2.0


MUSICOLOGY

Music History A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

5 HIST-ROCK AND ROLL N 278-015-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SMB 1100 WALSER, R. 525 13 G 5.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 278-057-201 SEM 1 W 2:00- 2:50P SMB 1818 KNAPP, R.L. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Music History 19, seminar 1: Gender and Sexuality in American Musical

26A HIST&ANLY-MUSIC I N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SMB 1440 UPTON, E.R. 60 13 G 5.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC HISTORY, MUSIC, MUSICOLOGY

278-078-201 LAB 1A F 11:00-11:50A SMB 1421 30 0.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC HISTORY, MUSIC, MUSICOLOGY

278-078-202 LAB 1B F 12:00-12:50P SMB 1421 30 0.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC HISTORY, MUSIC, MUSICOLOGY

28A MEDIEVAL PERIOD N 278-087-200 LEC 1 F 1:00- 2:50P SMB 1535 LE GUIN, E.C. 10 07 2.0126A HIST&ANLY-MUSIC II Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SMB 1344 FINK, R.W. 60 13 G 5.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC HISTORY, MUSIC, MUSICOLOGY 278-456-201 LAB 1A F 11:00-11:50A SMB 1402 30 0.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC HISTORY, MUSIC, MUSICOLOGY 278-456-202 LAB 1B F 12:00-12:50P SMB 1402 30 0.0

RESTRICT: MUSIC HISTORY, MUSIC, MUSICOLOGY 132 MOZART N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SMB 1200 LE GUIN, E.C. 120 13 5.0 278-492-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A SMB 1344 60 0.0 278-492-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A SMB 1344 60 0.0133 BACH N 278-498-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A SMB 1200 THE STAFF 120 02 5.0135A HISTORY OF OPERA N ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SMB 1200 MCCLARY, S.K. 120 04 5.0 278-510-201 LAB 1A F 11:00-11:50A SMB 1344 60 0.0 278-510-202 LAB 1B F 12:00-12:50P SMB 1344 60 0.0193A JOURNAL SEM-MINOR N 278-860-200 SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A SMB 1818 LEVITZ, T.J. 15 03 PN 2.0

Musicology A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

200A INTR-MUSIC SCHLRSHP N 682-004-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1818 UPTON, E.R. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSICOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS & GRADUATE STUDENTS

260F HIST MSCLGY-20TH C N 682-365-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1818 LEVITZ, T.J. 10 15 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSICOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS & GRADUATE STUDENTS

682-365-201 SEM 2 M 3:00- 5:50P SMB 1818 WALSER, R. 10 08 G 6.0 RESTRICT: MUSICOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS & GRADUATE STUDENTS

299 DISRTTN RSCH COLLOQ N 682-596-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 5:50P SMB 1354 KNAPP, R.L. 20 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: MUSICOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS & GRADUATE STUDENTS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 682-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED WALSER, R. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: MUSIC,MUSCLGY,ETHNOMSCLGY,MUSIC HIST & GRADUATE STUDENTS

495 INTRO PRACTICUM N 682-790-200 SEM 1 R 4:00- 5:50P SMB 1818 THE STAFF 0 30 SU 2.0

NAVAL SCIENCE A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

Z LEADERSHIP LAB N 283-003-200 LAB 1 T 7:00- 9:20A HAINES A2 O’NEAL, G.L. 75 30 0.0 T 7:00- 9:20A HAINES A6 T 7:00- 9:20A HAINES A76 T 7:00- 9:20A HAINES A78 1A INTRO-NAVAL SCIENCE N 283-007-200 LEC 1 R 10:00-11:50A SAC B20B MANCL, A.V. 25 14 2.01B NAVAL SHIP SYS I N 283-014-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P SAC B20B IBBETSON, R.M. 35 15 4.0102C LEADERSHIP&ETHICS N 283-326-200 LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A SAC B20B THE STAFF 25 13 G 2.0

NEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES

Ancient Near East A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

M104 ANCT MESOPOTM&SYRIA N 286-324-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P BOTANY 325 40 07 G 4.0 SAME AS : HIST M104

130 ANCIENT EGYPT RELIG N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2200 DIELEMAN, J. 60 14 5.0 286-457-201 DIS 1A R 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1601 DIELEMAN, J. 30 0.0 286-457-202 DIS 1B R 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1601 30 0.0140A ELEMENTARY SUMERIAN Y 286-495-200 LEC 1 TBA HERSHEY THE STAFF 15 20 4.0150B AN N EA LITS-ENGLSH N 286-573-200 LEC 1 TBA DIELEMAN, J. 30 20 4.0260 SEM-AN N EA ARCHAEO N 686-340-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P HERSHEY CARTER, E.F. 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 261 PRAC FLD ARCHAEOLGY N 686-350-200 FLD 1 UNSCHED WENDRICH, W.Z. 10 30 2.0- 8.0


Arabic A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

1A ELEMNTRY STD ARABIC N 287-014-201 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5422 FISHBEIN, M. 35 06 5.0 287-014-202 LEC 2 MWF 9:00-10:50A DODD 78 FISHBEIN, M. 35 02 5.0 287-014-203 LEC 3 MWF 3:00- 4:50P MS 5117 FISHBEIN, M. 35 08 5.0102A INTERMED STD ARABIC Y 287-323-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-12:50P DODD 78 FISHBEIN, M. 35 04 5.0103A ADVANCED ARABIC Y 287-342-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2168 COOPERSON, M.D. 25 13 G 4.0120 ISLAMIC TEXTS Y 287-418-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P PUB POL 2278 POONAWALA, I.K. 25 04 G 4.0250 CLASSICL ARABIC LIT N 687-362-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1120 COOPERSON, M.D. 20 30 4.0


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Armenian A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. The Armenian Language Proficiency Examination will be given Saturday, October 1, 2005, from 1 to 3 p.m. in 160l Hershey Hall.

101A ELEM WSTRN ARMENIAN N 288-317-200 LEC 1 TR 8:30-10:50A HERSHEY 1201 KOULOUJIAN, H. 25 11 5.0102A INTRMD WST ARMENIAN Y 288-337-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00- 1:20P HERSHEY 1201 KOULOUJIAN, H. 25 13 5.0104A ELEM MOD EAST ARMEN N 288-368-200 LEC 1 MW 9:30-11:50A HERSHEY 1201 KESHISHIAN, A. 25 30 5.0105A INTR MOD EAST ARMEN Y 288-371-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 6:20P HERSHEY 1151 KESHISHIAN, A. 25 30 5.0106A ADV MOD EAST ARMEN Y 288-374-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P MS 5233 KESHISHIAN, A. 25 30 G 4.0C151 ARMENIAN LIT&CANON N 288-607-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P DODD 154 COWE, P.S. 25 07 4.0C152 MDRN ARMENIAN DRAMA N 288-612-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5273 COWE, P.S. 30 07 G 4.0230A ELEM CLSCL ARMENIAN N 688-180-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:20P HERSHEY 1120 COWE, P.S. 15 30 G 4.0

Hebrew A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. The Hebrew Language Proficiency Examination will be given Wednesday, October 5, 2005, at 11 a.m. in 3314 Hershey Hall.

1A ELEMENTARY HEBREW N 290-005-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1601 EZER, N. 30 04 5.0 290-005-201 LEC 2 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1601 EZER, N. 37 05 5.0 290-005-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5217 25 06 5.0 TR 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1651 102A INTERMEDIATE HEBREW Y 290-396-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1651 SABAR, Y. 25 03 5.0 TR 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1601 103A ADVANCED HEBREW Y 290-446-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 3310 HAKAK, L. 25 03 4.0C140 MOD HEBREW POET&PRO Y 290-692-200 LEC 1 W 12:30- 1:50P HERSHEY 3310 HAKAK, L. 10 06 G 4.0 F 1:00- 2:20P HERSHEY 3310 180A SURVEY HEBREW GRAMM Y 290-780-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P HERSHEY 1201 SABAR, Y. 20 07 4.0210 HIST HEBREW LANG N 690-010-200 SEM 1 TBA SCHNIEDEWIND, W.M. 15 20 G 4.0230 RABBINIC HEBREW LIT N 690-262-200 SEM 1 T 3:30- 6:20P HERSHEY 1628 BAKHOS, C.A. 13 30 4.0C240 MOD HEBREW POET&PRO N 690-240-200 LEC 1 W 12:30- 1:50P HERSHEY 3310 HAKAK, L. 5 06 G 4.0 F 1:00- 2:20P HERSHEY 3310


Iranian A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. The Iranian Language Proficiency Examination will be given Monday, September 26, 2005, from 1 to 3 p.m. in 1651 Hershey Hall.

1A ELEMENTARY PERSIAN N 291-001-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-12:50P LAKRETZ 120 ZIAI, H. 32 30 5.0 291-001-202 LEC 2 MWF 3:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1651 HAGIGI, L.E. 37 30 5.020A ACCLRT ELEM PERSIAN N 291-061-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1601 HAGIGI, L.E. 25 30 6.0102A INTRMEDIATE PERSIAN Y 291-339-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1601 HAGIGI, L.E. 26 30 5.0140 PRSN BELLES LETTRES Y 291-581-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2200 ZIAI, H. 65 09 4.0169 CIV-PRE-ISLAMC IRAN N 291-773-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1601 SHAYEGAN, M.R. 50 15 4.0221 RUMI-MYST POET-ISLM N 691-112-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P HAINES 122 ZIAI, H. 20 30 4.0231A MIDDLE IRANIAN N 691-214-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:50A HERSHEY 1620 SHAYEGAN, M.R. 10 30 4.0

Islamics A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

110 INTRODUCTN TO ISLAM N ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P KNUDSEN 1240B POONAWALA, I.K. 101 07 5.0 292-320-201 DIS 1A M 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1601 26 0.0 292-320-202 DIS 1B M 5:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1201 25 0.0 292-320-203 DIS 1C M 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1201 25 0.0 292-320-204 DIS 1D M 5:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1628 25 0.0

Jewish Studies A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

10 SCL CULT&RELG-JUDSM N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P PERLOFF 1102 BAKHOS, C.A. 150 15 5.0 293-030-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 4:50P MS 5118 25 0.0 293-030-202 DIS 1B T 5:00- 5:50P MS 5118 25 0.0 293-030-203 DIS 1C R 4:00- 4:50P MS 5118 25 0.0 293-030-204 DIS 1D R 5:00- 5:50P MS 5118 25 0.0 293-030-205 DIS 1E T 4:00- 4:50P MS 5137 25 0.0 293-030-206 DIS 1F T 5:00- 5:50P MS 5137 25 0.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 293-057-201 SEM 1 R 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1628 BAKHOS, C.A. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Jewish 19, seminar 1: In the Beginning: Reading the Book of Genesis

M181 TOPICS-JEWISH HIST N 293-786-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P DODD 170 MYERS, D.N. 25 07 4.0 SAME AS : HIST M181

Jewish M181, lecture 1: 293-786-201 LEC 2 T 10:00-12:15P HAINES A44 25 13 4.0M182B JEWISH MIDDLE AGES N 293-793-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P HAINES A44 THE STAFF 25 15 4.0

SAME AS : HIST M182B M187 HOLOCAUST IN LIT Y 293-842-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 1256 BAND, A.J. 5 07 4.0

SAME AS : COM LIT M165

Near Eastern Languages A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

50A FIRST CIVILIZATIONS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:50A PUB POL 2270 CARTER, E.F. 70 12 G 5.0 285-153-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1651 35 0.0 285-153-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 1044 35 0.0375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 685-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED SCHNIEDEWIND, W.M. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0


Turkic Languages A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

102A ADVANCED TURKISH Y 296-318-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3169 KURUOGLU, G. 15 30 4.0115A ELEMENTARY AZERI N 296-390-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 3323 OZTOPCU, K. 25 07 4.0 F 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 3323


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NEUROBIOLOGY M200B CELL&DEV&MOL NROBIO N 707-002-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI SUN, Y. 5 30 G 6.0

SAME AS : MCD BIO CM220, NEUROSC M201 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

M200F CELLULAR NROPHYSLGY N 707-007-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI O’DELL, T.J. 10 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : NEUROSC M202, PHY SCI M202 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

211 CELLR BSS-LRND BHVR N 707-066-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 1:30P HLTHSCI 63214 WOODY, C.D. 30 30 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

270A CEL&MOL&INTGRTV BIO N 707-420-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 4:50P NPI&H C8183H BRECHA, N.C. 20 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

296 RSRCH SEM&JRNL CLUB N 707-576-201 SEM 1 M 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 73240 TRACHTENBERG, J. 20 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: NEUROBIOLOGY MAJORS

NEUROSCIENCE A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

10 NEUROSCI-21ST CENT N 298-030-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P BUNCHE 1209B 100 07 4.0 F 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 1209B

For Neuroscience M101A, there will be two midterm examinations with dates and times TBA. M101A CELL&SSTMS NEUROSCI Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG CS76 WHITE, S.A. 120 15 5.0

SAME AS : MCD BIO M175A, PHY SCI M180A, PSYCH M117A 298-309-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:20A GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 298-309-202 DIS 1B F 9:30-10:50A GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 298-309-203 DIS 1C F 12:00- 1:20P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 298-309-204 DIS 1D F 1:30- 2:50P GEOLOGY 6704 15 0.0 298-309-205 DIS 1E F 8:00- 9:20A GEOLOGY 4645 15 0.0 298-309-206 DIS 1F F 9:30-10:50A GEOLOGY 4645 15 0.0 298-309-207 DIS 1G F 12:00- 1:20P GEOLOGY 4645 15 0.0 298-309-208 DIS 1H F 1:30- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4645 15 0.0102 CENTRL NERVOUS SSTM Y Y ----------- LEC 1 T 9:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 1200B SCHEIBEL, A.B. 150 30 4.0 R 9:00- 9:50A KNUDSEN 1200B

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT Y 298-316-201 LAB 1A T 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 0 0.0M130 BIOL BASES-DISORDRS Y 298-480-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A MS 4000A JENTSCH, J.D. 5 12 4.0

SAME AS : MCD BIO M181, PHY SCI M181, PSYCH M117J, PSYCTRY M181 M201 CELL&DEV&MOL NROBIO N 698-010-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI SUN, Y. 35 30 G 6.0

SAME AS : MCD BIO CM220, NEURBIO M200B RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M202 CELLULAR NROPHYSLGY N 698-020-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI O’DELL, T.J. 40 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : NEURBIO M200F, PHY SCI M202 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

210A CURRENT LIT-NEUROSC N 698-060-200 DIS 1 TBA IRWIN, M.R. 25 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: NEUROSCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS

211A EVAL-RESEARCH LIT N 698-065-200 DIS 1 W 4:00- 5:50P MACDNLD 2740 MAIDMENT, N.T. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: NEUROSCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS

255 FUNCTNL ORGAN-BEHAV N 698-306-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 1:30P HLTHSCI 63214 WOODY, C.D. 20 30 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M273 NEURAL BASIS-MEMORY N 698-414-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 1:30P HLTHSCI 63214 WOODY, C.D. 20 30 4.0 SAME AS : PSYCTRY M270 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 698-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED CHANDLER, S.H. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

698-620-202 SEM 2 UNSCHED SCHEIBEL, A.B. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

NURSING 200 BIOBHV-HLTH ASSESMT N 702-001-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P FACTOR A660A BERG, J.P. 70 06 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 202 PHILOS-NURSING SCI N 702-009-200 LEC 1 R 1:00- 4:50P FACTOR 3250 HEILEMANN, M.V. 15 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 204 RSRCH DSGN&CRITIQUE N ----------- LEC 1 T 8:00- 9:30A FACTOR A660A EVANGELISTA, L.S. 35 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 702-029-201 DIS 1A T 9:30-10:50A FACTOR A660A EVANGELISTA, L.S. 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 T 8:00- 9:30A FACTOR GYLYS, K.H. 35 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 702-029-211 DIS 2A T 9:30-10:50A FACTOR GYLYS, K.H. 35 0.0205 QUAL METHODS-RESRCH N 702-040-200 LEC 1 T 12:30- 4:20P FACTOR ANDERSON, N.L. 25 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 207 MSRMNT-CLNCL VARBLS N 702-070-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A FACTOR DOERING, L.V. 25 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 212 HLTH-RLTD FMLY THRY N 702-109-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 5:50P FACTOR GIGER, J.A. 125 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 213A OCUPATNL HLTH NRSNG N 702-117-200 LEC 1 T 2:30- 5:20P FACTOR 5638 ROBBINS, W.A. 30 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 702-117-201 LEC 2 T 2:30- 5:20P FACTOR 5255 ROBBINS, W.A. 15 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 213B ASSMT&RSCH&PROMN-OH N 702-118-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 5:50P FACTOR 5638 ROBBINS, W.A. 30 09 G 3.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 702-118-201 LEC 2 W 4:00- 5:50P FACTOR 5255 ROBBINS, W.A. 15 30 G 3.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 214 HUMAN RESPNS-CANCER N 702-122-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A FACTOR 5638 SARNA, L.P. 30 02 G 2.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 214F HUMAN RESPNS-CANCER N ----------- LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A FACTOR 5638 SARNA, L.P. 30 02 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 702-123-201 FLD 1A UNSCHED SARNA, L.P. 30 0.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 216 HMN RSPNS-CRTCL ILL N 702-131-200 LEC 1 W 8:00-10:50A FACTOR 3648 GAWLINSKI, A.F. 40 02 G 2.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS


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216F HMN RSPNS-CRTCL ILL N ----------- LEC 1 W 8:00-10:50A FACTOR 3648 GAWLINSKI, A.F. 40 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-132-201 DIS 1A W 11:00-11:50A FACTOR 3648 40 0.0218B NURSNG ADMIN THEORY N 702-141-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-12:50P FACTOR 3637 MCNEESE-SMITH, D.K 30 02 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 702-141-201 LEC 2 W 9:00-12:50P FACTOR 3637 MCNEESE-SMITH, D.K 30 02 G 4.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 219A ACCNTNG&BDGT-HLTHCR N 702-146-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 6:50P FACTOR 4650 CARDIN, S. 30 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 702-146-201 LEC 2 UNSCHED CARDIN, S. 30 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 220 INSTRCT&LEARN-NRSNG N 702-149-200 LEC 1 T 11:45- 1:50P FACTOR A660A COVINGTON, C.Y. 70 15 G 3.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 232 HUMN RSPNS-AGE&ILNS N 702-213-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A FACTOR MENTES, J.C. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 232F HUMN RSPNS-AGE&ILNS N ----------- LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A FACTOR MENTES, J.C. 25 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 702-214-201 DIS 1A TBA FACTOR MENTES, J.C. 25 0.0238B NURSING OF CHILDREN N 702-257-200 LEC 1 W 8:00- 9:50A FACTOR FREDRICKSON, J.M. 30 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 239B ACUITY&CHRONCTY-ILL N 702-261-200 LEC 1 W 8:00-11:50A FACTOR A660A KEENAN, C.K. 150 02 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 246 RESPNSE-HLTH&ILLNSS N 702-084-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A FACTOR MENTES, J.C. 15 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS M273 ADV SEM-MDCL ANTHRO N 702-425-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P HAINES 310 GARRO, L.C. 5 15 2.0- 4.0

SAME AS : ANTHRO M263Q, COM HLT M244, PSYCTRY M273 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M290A CHILD ABUSE&NEGLECT N 702-540-200 LEC 1 R 4:30- 6:30P LAW GOLDSTEIN, R.D. 13 30 G 2.0 SAME AS : COM HLT M245A, DENT M300A, EDUC M217G, MED M290A, SOC WLF M203F RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

295A NURSING SCIENCE N 702-556-200 SEM 1 TBA FACTOR MCNEESE-SMITH, D.K 15 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

299D NURSING EDUC SEM N 702-597-200 SEM 1 T 11:00- 1:30P FACTOR 5242 KONIAK-GRIFFIN, D. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 702-601-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED NYAMATHI, A.M. 50 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

418B NURSNG ADMIN PRCTCM N 702-654-200 CLI 1 UNSCHED CARDIN, S. 20 30 G 3.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-654-201 CLI 2 UNSCHED CARDIN, S. 20 30 G 3.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

438B CHLDRN-COMMN ILLNSS N 702-754-200 CLI 1 UNSCHED NO FAC FREDRICKSON, J.M. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-754-201 CLI 2 UNSCHED NO FAC MCGRATH, N.E. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

439B CLINICAL PRACTICUM N 702-746-201 CLI 1 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR 4145 BOWERS, L. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-202 CLI 2 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR 5242 CADOGAN, M. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-203 CLI 3 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR 4147A CANOBBIO, M.M. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-204 CLI 4 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR 4148 DEWAN, M. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-205 CLI 5 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR 5636 CUTLER, L.A. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-207 CLI 7 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR KEENAN, C.K. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-208 CLI 8 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR 3250 MARKHAM, Y.K. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-209 CLI 9 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR DOERING, L.V. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-210 CLI 10 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR EARLY, G.J. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-211 CLI 11 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR 5235 ORTIZ, J.D. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-212 CLI 12 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR 5150 PERRY, D.R. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-213 CLI 13 W 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR 2539 RICE, D.A. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-214 CLI 14 TBA FACTOR BROMS, T.L. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

702-746-215 CLI 15 TBA FACTOR SMITH, J.J. 10 30 G 6.0 RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS

PATHOLOGY AND LABORATORY MEDICINE200A DENTAL PATHOLOGY N 706-005-200 LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI BHUTA, S.M. 10 30 3.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 207 GROSS&DVLPMNTL ANAT N ----------- LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI ADINOLFI, A.M. 10 30 G 12.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 706-042-201 LAB 1A TBA HLTHSCI ADINOLFI, A.M. 10 0.0260 IMMUNOPATHOLOGY N 706-360-200 LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI BERLINER, J.A. 18 30 G 4.0298A DISEASE MECHANISMS N 706-598-200 LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI BERLINER, J.A. 0 30 2.0


PHILOSOPHY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

8 INTRO-PHILOS OF SCI N ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P DODD 147 SMITH, S.R. 220 05 5.0 312-049-201 DIS 1A R 8:00- 8:50A DODD 178 0 0.0 312-049-202 DIS 1B R 9:00- 9:50A DODD 178 0 0.0 312-049-203 DIS 1C R 12:00-12:50P DODD 178 22 0.0


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312-049-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P DODD 178 22 0.0 312-049-205 DIS 1E W 8:00- 8:50A DODD 154 0 0.0 312-049-206 DIS 1F W 9:00- 9:50A DODD 154 0 0.0 312-049-207 DIS 1G F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3211 22 0.0 312-049-208 DIS 1H F 2:00- 2:50P DODD 162 22 0.0 312-049-209 DIS 1I T 12:00-12:50P DODD 178 22 0.0 312-049-210 DIS 1J T 1:00- 1:50P DODD 178 22 0.0 312-049-211 DIS 1K F 8:00- 8:50A DODD 154 0 0.0 312-049-212 DIS 1L F 9:00- 9:50A DODD 154 0 0.0 312-049-213 DIS 1M R 10:00-10:50A DODD 178 22 0.0 312-049-214 DIS 1N R 11:00-11:50A DODD 178 22 0.0 312-049-215 DIS 1O W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3143 20 0.0 312-049-216 DIS 1P W 10:00-10:50A DODD 178 20 0.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 312-060-201 SEM 1 T 4:00- 5:50P DODD 154 NORMORE, C.G. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Philosophy 19, seminar 1: Abelard’s World: Poetry, Philosophy, and Love

21 SKEPTICSM&RATNALTY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2209A KELSEY, S.A. 176 12 4.0 312-076-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A DODD 178 22 0.0 312-076-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P DODD 178 22 0.0 312-076-203 DIS 1C F 8:00- 8:50A DODD 178 22 0.0 312-076-204 DIS 1D F 9:00- 9:50A DODD 178 22 0.0 312-076-205 DIS 1E M 9:00- 9:50A DODD 154 22 0.0 312-076-206 DIS 1F M 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1284 22 0.0 312-076-207 DIS 1G W 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2319 22 0.0 312-076-208 DIS 1H W 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2319 22 0.0 312-076-209 DIS 1I M 8:00- 8:50A DODD 154 0 0.0 312-076-210 DIS 1J M 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A44 0 0.022W INTRO-ETHICAL THRY Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A DODD 146 SHIFFRIN, S. 140 03 G 5.0 Y 312-080-201 DIS 1A M 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2317 20 0.0 Y 312-080-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A DODD 162 20 0.0 Y 312-080-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A DODD 178 20 0.0 Y 312-080-204 DIS 1D T 11:00-11:50A DODD 178 20 0.0 Y 312-080-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 1:50P DODD 178 20 0.0 Y 312-080-206 DIS 1F F 10:00-10:50A DODD 154 20 0.0 Y 312-080-207 DIS 1G F 11:00-11:50A DODD 154 20 0.031 LOGIC-1ST CRSE N ----------- LEC 1 TBA KAPLAN, D.B. 160 20 4.0 312-082-201 DIS 1A W 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3134 40 0.0 312-082-202 DIS 1B W 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3134 40 0.0 312-082-203 DIS 1C F 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A44 40 0.0 312-082-204 DIS 1D F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2232 40 0.0100A HIST-GREEK PHILOS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P MOORE 100 KELSEY, S.A. 180 13 4.0 312-305-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P DODD 178 18 0.0 312-305-202 DIS 1B F 1:00- 1:50P DODD 178 18 0.0 312-305-203 DIS 1C W 11:00-11:50A DODD 178 18 0.0 312-305-204 DIS 1D W 12:00-12:50P DODD 178 18 0.0 312-305-205 DIS 1E F 8:00- 8:50A DODD 162 18 0.0 312-305-206 DIS 1F F 9:00- 9:50A HAINES 122 18 0.0 312-305-207 DIS 1G M 1:00- 1:50P DODD 178 18 0.0 312-305-208 DIS 1H M 2:00- 2:50P DODD 178 18 0.0 312-305-209 DIS 1I W 8:00- 8:50A PUB POL 1264 18 0.0 312-305-210 DIS 1J W 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1264 18 0.0C119 TOPICS-MODRN PHILOS N 312-450-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P DODD 78 HSU, A. 35 15 4.0127B PHILOS OF LANGUAGE Y 312-492-200 LEC 1 WF 10:00-11:50A DODD 175 KAPLAN, D.B. 70 03 4.0131 SCIENCE&METAPHYSICS N 312-518-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P DODD 78 SMEENK, C.J. 35 16 4.0153B TPCS-ETHICAL THEORY Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:30- 4:30P DODD 78 SHIFFRIN, S. 80 07 4.0 312-590-201 DIS 1A TBA 20 0.0 312-590-202 DIS 1B TBA 20 0.0 312-590-203 DIS 1C TBA 20 0.0 312-590-204 DIS 1D TBA 20 0.0154B RSPNSBLTY&FREE WILL N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P DODD 161 HIERONYMI, P. 80 06 4.0 312-626-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A DODD 178 20 0.0 312-626-202 DIS 1B M 10:00-10:50A DODD 178 20 0.0 312-626-203 DIS 1C W 9:00- 9:50A DODD 178 20 0.0 312-626-204 DIS 1D W 10:00-10:50P DODD 178 20 0.0184 TPCS IN METAPHYSICS Y 312-772-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2232 NORMORE, C.G. 35 09 4.0M187 PHIL ANLY-FEM THERY N 312-822-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1120 HARDING, S. 20 15 G 4.0

SAME AS : WOM STD M110C189 ADV HONORS SEMINARS N 312-835-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P DODD 325 HSU, A. 20 30 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 200A SEM-FIRST YR GRADS N 712-010-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P DODD 325 HERMAN, B. 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS C209 DESCARTES N 712-120-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P DODD 325 COPENHAVER, B.P. 15 08 4.0

RESTRICT: PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS 232 PHILOS OF SCIENCE N 712-267-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P DODD 399 SMITH, S.R. 15 08 4.0

RESTRICT: PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS 246 ETHICAL THEORY N 712-312-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P DODD 399 0 15 4.0259 ETHICS&VALUE THEORY N 712-354-200 SEM 1 W 7:00- 9:50P DODD 325 HIERONYMI, P. 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS 281 SEMINAR-PHILOS-MIND N 712-505-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P DODD 325 GREENBERG, M.D. 15 15 4.0

RESTRICT: PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 712-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED 0 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS 712-620-202 SEM 2 UNSCHED 0 30 SU 1.0- 4.0



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495 TEACHNG-COLL PHILOS N 712-795-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED NORMORE, C.G. 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS

PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY

Astronomy A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

3 NATURE OF UNIVERSE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P MS 4000A ULRICH, R.K. 210 13 5.0 123-009-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-12:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 123-009-202 DIS 1B M 3:00- 4:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 123-009-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 2:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 123-009-204 DIS 1D W 11:00-12:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 123-009-205 DIS 1E R 1:00- 2:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 123-009-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-12:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 4000A TURNER, J.L. 210 05 5.0 123-009-211 DIS 2A T 11:00-12:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 123-009-212 DIS 2B T 3:00- 4:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 123-009-213 DIS 2C R 11:00-12:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 123-009-214 DIS 2D R 3:00- 4:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 123-009-215 DIS 2E W 3:00- 4:50P PAB 1749 35 0.0 123-009-216 DIS 2F F 3:00- 4:50P PAB 1749 35 0.05 LIFE IN THE UNIVERS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 1234 CLINE, D.B. 85 07 4.0 123-048-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A PAB 1434A 85 0.0180 ASTROPHYSICS LAB N 123-801-200 LAB 1 MW 11:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 6107 LARKIN, J.E. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 270 FLUIDS AND DYNAMICS N 523-382-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P PAB 3735 MORRIS, M.R. 12 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: ASTR, ASTRPHYS OR PHYSICS GRAD 277A ASTRO RSRCH PROJECT N 523-436-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED CORONITI, F. 10 30 SU 6.0

RESTRICT: ASTRONOMY GRADUATE STUDENTS 278 SPECIAL TOPIC-ASTRO N 523-444-200 SEM 1 MW 9:00-10:50A PAB 1749 WRIGHT, E.L. 40 02 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 279 CURRENT ASTRO RSRCH N 523-452-200 SEM 1 W 3:30- 4:50P PAB 1434A THE STAFF 95 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: ASTR, ASTRPHYS OR PHYSICS GRAD M297 RSCH-ASTRPRTCL PHYS N 523-576-200 TUT 1 T 1:00- 1:50P PAB 2434 THE STAFF 20 30 SU 2.0- 4.0

SAME AS : PHYSICS M297 RESTRICT: ASTR, ASTRPHYS OR PHYSICS GRAD

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 523-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED CLINE, D.B. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 523-620-202 SEM 2 UNSCHED LARKIN, J.E. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 523-620-203 SEM 3 UNSCHED TURNER, J.L. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 523-620-204 SEM 4 UNSCHED ULRICH, R.K. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

Physics A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

1A MECHANICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 2:00- 2:50P KNUDSEN 1220B JURA, M.A. 160 07 5.0 318-001-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A PAB 2434 27 0.0 318-001-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A PAB 2434 27 0.0 318-001-203 DIS 1C F 1:00- 1:50P PAB 2434 26 0.0 318-001-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 2288 27 0.0 318-001-205 DIS 1E F 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2288 27 0.0 318-001-206 DIS 1F F 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2288 26 0.01AH MECHANICS-HONORS Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 1:00- 1:50P PAB 2748 WILLIAMS, G.A. 40 06 5.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 318-020-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P PAB 2748 40 0.01B OSCILTNS&WAVES&FLDS Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 8:00- 8:50A KNUDSEN 1220B THE STAFF 150 01 5.0 318-007-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2250 27 0.0 318-007-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2250 27 0.0 318-007-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P PAB 2434 26 0.0 318-007-204 DIS 1D F 9:00- 9:50A MS 5127 27 0.0 318-007-205 DIS 1E F 11:00-11:50A MS 3915A 27 0.0 318-007-206 DIS 1F F 12:00-12:50P MS 3915A 26 0.01C ELECTRODYNMC&OPTICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 10:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 1240B WHITTEN JR, C.A. 108 03 5.0 318-008-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A PAB 2434 36 0.0 318-008-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3170 36 0.0 318-008-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5422 36 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MTWF 3:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1220B KRAUS, P.J. 160 08 5.0 318-008-211 DIS 2A F 11:00-11:50A HAINES A44 27 0.0 318-008-212 DIS 2B F 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 1044 27 0.0 318-008-213 DIS 2C F 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 1044 26 0.0 318-008-214 DIS 2D F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3175 27 0.0 318-008-215 DIS 2E F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3175 27 0.0 318-008-216 DIS 2F F 2:00- 2:50P PAB 2434 26 0.04AL LAB-MECHANICS Y 318-016-201 LAB 1 T 8:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 1238 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 318-016-202 LAB 2 T 11:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1238 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 318-016-203 LAB 3 T 2:00- 4:50P KNUDSEN 1238 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 318-016-204 LAB 4 W 8:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 1238 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 318-016-205 LAB 5 W 11:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1238 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 318-016-206 LAB 6 W 2:00- 4:50P KNUDSEN 1238 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 318-016-207 LAB 7 R 8:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 1238 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 318-016-208 LAB 8 R 11:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1238 0 14 G 2.04BL LAB-ELCTRCTY&MGNTSM Y 318-017-201 LAB 1 T 8:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 2115 STENZEL, R.L. 22 30 G 2.0 318-017-202 LAB 2 T 11:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 2115 STENZEL, R.L. 22 30 G 2.0 318-017-203 LAB 3 T 2:00- 4:50P KNUDSEN 2115 STENZEL, R.L. 22 30 G 2.0


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318-017-204 LAB 4 W 8:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 2115 STENZEL, R.L. 22 30 G 2.0 318-017-205 LAB 5 W 11:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 2115 STENZEL, R.L. 22 30 G 2.0 318-017-206 LAB 6 W 2:00- 4:50P KNUDSEN 2115 STENZEL, R.L. 22 30 G 2.0 318-017-207 LAB 7 R 8:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 2115 STENZEL, R.L. 22 30 G 2.0 318-017-208 LAB 8 R 11:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 2115 STENZEL, R.L. 22 30 G 2.0 318-017-209 LAB 9 R 2:00- 4:50P KNUDSEN 2115 STENZEL, R.L. 22 30 G 2.0 318-017-210 LAB 10 R 5:00- 7:50P KNUDSEN 2115 STENZEL, R.L. 0 30 G 2.0

For Physics 6A, the enrollment section is the discussion section (refer to "Compound Classes" instructions listed under URSA). Enrollment cannot be completed unless you are also able to enroll in a laboratory section. For Physics 6A, wait lists are not possible because of the three-part structure (lecture, discussion, and laboratory). For Physics 6A, laboratory M99 is for students who are repeating the lecture but who have completed the laboratory.

6A PHYSIC-LIFE SCI MAJ Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A PAB 1425 CORONITI, F. 192 02 5.0 318-034-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2333 48 0.0 318-034-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3164 48 0.0 318-034-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 4:50P MS 5127 48 0.0 318-034-204 DIS 1D R 4:00- 4:50P MS 6229 49 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A PAB 1425 IGO, G.J. 192 03 5.0 318-034-211 DIS 2A F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5249 48 0.0 318-034-212 DIS 2B F 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 156 48 0.0 318-034-213 DIS 2C R 2:00- 2:50P MS 6229 48 0.0 318-034-214 DIS 2D R 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 156 49 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MWF 11:00-11:50A PAB 1425 THE STAFF 192 04 5.0 318-034-221 DIS 3A F 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 154 48 0.0 318-034-222 DIS 3B F 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 156 48 0.0 318-034-223 DIS 3C R 3:00- 3:50P MS 5147 48 0.0 318-034-224 DIS 3D R 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 6704 49 0.0 318-034-251 LAB M1 T 8:00- 9:50A KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-252 LAB M2 T 10:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-253 LAB M3 T 12:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-254 LAB M4 T 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-255 LAB M5 T 4:00- 5:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-256 LAB M6 T 6:00- 7:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-257 LAB M7 W 8:00- 9:50A KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-258 LAB M8 W 10:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-259 LAB M9 W 12:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-260 LAB M10 W 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-261 LAB M11 W 4:00- 5:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-262 LAB M12 W 6:00- 7:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-263 LAB M13 R 8:00- 9:50A KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-264 LAB M14 R 10:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-265 LAB M15 R 12:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-266 LAB M16 R 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-267 LAB M17 R 4:00- 5:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-268 LAB M18 R 6:00- 7:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-269 LAB M19 F 8:00- 9:50A KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-270 LAB M20 F 10:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-271 LAB M21 F 12:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1152 22 0.0 318-034-272 LAB M22 F 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1152 0 0.0 318-034-273 LAB M23 F 4:00- 5:50P KNUDSEN 1152 0 0.0 318-034-274 LAB M24 F 6:00- 7:50P KNUDSEN 1152 0 0.0 318-034-299 LAB M99 UNSCHED 30 0.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 6AH STATICS & DYNAMICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P KNUDSEN 1200B BRUINSMA, R.F. 108 07 5.0 318-032-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3178 36 0.0 318-032-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 150 36 0.0 318-032-203 DIS 1C F 1:00- 1:50P HAINES A44 36 0.0 318-032-211 LAB M1 T 12:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1116 16 0.0 318-032-212 LAB M2 T 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1116 16 0.0 318-032-213 LAB M3 W 12:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1116 16 0.0 318-032-214 LAB M4 W 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1116 16 0.0 318-032-215 LAB M5 R 12:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1116 16 0.0 318-032-216 LAB M6 R 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1116 16 0.0 318-032-217 LAB M7 F 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1116 16 0.0 318-032-299 LAB M99 UNSCHED 50 0.0

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RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 321-854-213 SEM 13 UNSCHED METZNER, W.H. 5 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 321-854-214 SEM 14 UNSCHED NARINS, P.M. 5 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 321-854-215 SEM 15 UNSCHED PHELPS, P.E. 5 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 321-854-216 SEM 16 UNSCHED SCHLINGER, B. 5 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 321-854-217 SEM 17 UNSCHED SMITH, J.L. 5 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 321-854-218 SEM 18 UNSCHED TIDBALL, J.G. 5 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 321-854-219 SEM 19 UNSCHED WHITE, S.A. 5 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM N 321-860-201 SEM 1 R 4:00- 5:50P BOTANY 328 EDGERTON, V.R. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 321-860-202 SEM 2 VAR WHITE, S.A. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 321-860-203 SEM 3 VAR NARINS, P.M. 15 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 196 RESEARCH APPRNTCSHP N 321-863-201 TUT 1 UNSCHED PHELPS, P.E. 5 30 PN 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: PETITION OR CONTRACT REQUIRED M202 CELLULAR NROPHYSLGY N 721-012-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HLTHSCI O’DELL, T.J. 10 30 G 4.0

SAME AS : NEURBIO M200F, NEUROSC M202 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

CM204 HUMAN BIO-BMED ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4660 GRUNDFEST, W. 5 15 G 4.0 SAME AS : BIOMED CM202 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

721-025-201 LAB 1A M 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 7732 0 0.0 721-025-202 LAB 1B T 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 7732 0 0.0 721-025-203 LAB 1C F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 7732 0 0.0 721-025-204 LAB 1D M 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 7732 0 0.0C244 NEURL CNTRL-PHYSIOL Y 721-264-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 4645 GOMEZ-PINILLA, F. 5 12 G 5.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 270C MOD CONCEPT-PHYSIOL Y 721-422-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1201 FARAHBAKHSH, N.A. 20 16 G 4.0

RESTRICT: PHYSIOLOGICAL SCI GRAD STUDENTS294 ADVANCES-NEUROPHYS N 721-567-200 SEM 1 T 5:15- 6:05P HLTHSCI 73240 WHITE, S.A. 10 30 SU 1.0



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495 PRACTICM-TA-PHY SCI N 721-795-200 SEM 1 M 5:00- 6:50P LS 2226 TIDBALL, J.G. 30 30 SU 2.0 W 4:00- 6:50P LS 2226


PHYSIOLOGY Physiology 100 follows the UCLA School of Dentistry academic calendar and is limited to first-year dental students or to enrollment by permission to enroll.

100 ELEM HUMAN PHYSIOL N ----------- LEC 1 T 8:00- 8:50A HLTHSCI 53105A WAYNE, N.L. 10 11 6.0 RF 8:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI 53105A

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 320-305-201 LAB 1A F 1:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI WAYNE, N.L. 10 0.0

POLITICAL SCIENCE A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Political Science undergraduate class discussion sections will NOT meet prior to the first lecture meeting.

6R INTRO-DATA ANALYSIS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 3126 ZALLER, J.R. 50 13 5.0 324-019-201 DIS 1A R 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 324-019-202 DIS 1B R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3169 9 0.0 324-019-203 DIS 1C R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3173 8 0.0 324-019-204 DIS 1D F 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3161 8 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3175 ZALLER, J.R. 50 15 5.0 324-019-221 DIS 2A R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3123 16 0.0 324-019-222 DIS 2B R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 1265 16 0.0 324-019-223 DIS 2C R 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2278 17 0.0 324-019-224 DIS 2D F 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3164 17 0.010 INTR-POLITCL THEORY N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P ROLFE 1200 MCCLURE, K.M. 216 08 5.0

RESTRICT: FRESHMEN, SOPHOMORES ONLY 324-070-201 DIS 1A R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3161 12 0.0 324-070-202 DIS 1B R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 0.0 324-070-203 DIS 1C R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 0.0 324-070-204 DIS 1D R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3169 12 0.0 324-070-205 DIS 1E R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 0.0 324-070-206 DIS 1F R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3169 12 0.0 324-070-207 DIS 1G R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3173 12 0.0 324-070-208 DIS 1H R 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3131 12 0.0 324-070-209 DIS 1I R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3161 12 0.0 324-070-210 DIS 1J R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3173 12 0.0 324-070-211 DIS 1K R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3161 12 0.0 324-070-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3165 12 0.0 324-070-213 DIS 1M R 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3165 12 0.0 324-070-214 DIS 1N F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 0.0 324-070-215 DIS 1O F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3169 12 0.0 324-070-216 DIS 1P F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3169 12 0.0 324-070-217 DIS 1Q F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3173 12 0.0 324-070-218 DIS 1R F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3169 12 0.020 WORLD POLITICS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 1209B BURGOS, R.A. 144 15 5.0 324-094-201 DIS 1A W 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3161 12 0.0 324-094-202 DIS 1B W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3161 12 0.0 324-094-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3161 12 0.0 324-094-204 DIS 1D W 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5514 12 0.0 324-094-205 DIS 1E W 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3127 12 0.0 324-094-206 DIS 1F W 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3150 12 0.0 324-094-207 DIS 1G R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3169 12 0.0 324-094-208 DIS 1H R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3173 12 0.0 324-094-209 DIS 1I R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3173 12 0.0 324-094-210 DIS 1J R 12:00-12:50P LAKRETZ 101 12 0.0 324-094-211 DIS 1K R 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2106 12 0.0 324-094-212 DIS 1L F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2150 12 0.030 POLITICS & STRATEGY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A HAINES 220 CHWE, M.S. 144 12 5.0 324-090-201 DIS 1A W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3165 12 0.0 324-090-202 DIS 1B W 2:00- 2:50P KAUFMAN 136 12 0.0 324-090-203 DIS 1C W 2:00- 2:50P LAKRETZ 101 12 0.0 324-090-204 DIS 1D R 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3127 12 0.0 324-090-205 DIS 1E R 11:00-11:50A LAKRETZ 100 12 0.0 324-090-206 DIS 1F R 12:00-12:50P LAKRETZ 100 12 0.0 324-090-207 DIS 1G R 1:00- 1:50P LAKRETZ 100 12 0.0 324-090-208 DIS 1H F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2173 12 0.0 324-090-209 DIS 1I F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2150 12 0.0 324-090-210 DIS 1J F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2150 12 0.0 324-090-211 DIS 1K F 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3169 12 0.0 324-090-212 DIS 1L F 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3161 12 0.050R INTRO-COMPRTV PLTCS Y 324-142-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P PUB POL 1246 POSNER, D.N. 100 14 5.0M105 ECON MDL-PBLC CHOIC Y 324-320-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3288 SCHWARTZ, T. 10 03 4.0

SAME AS : ECON M135 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

M114D AFR AM FREEDOM NARR N 324-372-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2250 WOLFENSTEIN, E.V. 35 08 4.0 SAME AS : AFRO-AM M114D

119 CONTINTL POL THGHT Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 1246 THE STAFF 102 13 4.0 Political Science 119, lecture 1: Continental Political Thought

SPECL STDS POL THRY Y 324-390-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3164 17 0.0 324-390-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3117 17 0.0 324-390-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3173 17 0.0 324-390-204 DIS 1D F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3117 17 0.0 324-390-205 DIS 1E F 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3123 17 0.0 324-390-206 DIS 1F F 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2168 17 0.0 POLITICS & FILM Y 324-390-220 LEC 2 MW 3:00- 6:50P PUB POL 2214 WILKINSON, D.O. 60 08 4.0

Political Science 119, lecture 2: Politics and Film120A FOREIGN RELATION-US N 324-421-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P KNUDSEN 1240B BURGOS, R.A. 100 13 4.0124 INTL POLITICAL ECON Y 324-422-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P PERLOFF 1102 JENSEN, N. 150 16 4.0


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126 PEACE AND WAR Y 324-430-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1209B LI, P.M. 100 03 4.0129 COMP FRGN ECON PLCY N 324-441-200 LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P HAINES 220 ALMEIDA, M.A. 100 08 4.0132A INTRNTL REL-MIDEAST Y 324-451-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1209B BINDER, L. 130 12 4.0139 BUNCHE&INTL PEACE N 324-499-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 1200B AYELE, N. 100 04 4.0

Political Science 139, lecture 1: Ralph Bunche, Crisis Diplomacy, and International Peacekeeping FNDTN ISRAEL DPLMCY N 324-499-220 LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P DODD 121 THE STAFF 100 05 4.0

Political Science 139, lecture 2: Foundations of Israeli Diplomacy 140B THE PRESIDENCY Y 324-534-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2209A ROZZI, A.D. 100 03 4.0M141A POLITICAL PSYCHOLGY Y 324-537-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 1240B FU, M. 100 04 4.0

SAME AS : PSYCH M138 141B PUB OPIN&VTNG BEHAV Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P LAKRETZ 110 ZALLER, J.R. 357 14 4.0 324-538-201 DIS 1A M 8:00- 8:50A LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-538-202 DIS 1B M 8:00- 8:50A LAKRETZ 101 17 0.0 324-538-203 DIS 1C M 9:00- 9:50A LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-538-204 DIS 1D M 9:00- 9:50A LAKRETZ 101 17 0.0 324-538-205 DIS 1E M 10:00-10:50A LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-538-206 DIS 1F M 10:00-10:50A LAKRETZ 101 17 0.0 324-538-207 DIS 1G M 11:00-11:50A LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-538-208 DIS 1H M 11:00-11:50A MS 3915D 17 0.0 324-538-209 DIS 1I M 12:00-12:50P MS 3915H 17 0.0 324-538-210 DIS 1J M 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1120 17 0.0 324-538-211 DIS 1K M 1:00- 1:50P LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-538-212 DIS 1L M 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1264 17 0.0 324-538-213 DIS 1M T 8:00- 8:50A LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-538-214 DIS 1N T 9:00- 9:50A LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-538-215 DIS 1O T 9:00- 9:50A LAKRETZ 101 17 0.0 324-538-216 DIS 1P T 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 166 17 0.0 324-538-217 DIS 1Q T 10:00-10:50A LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-538-218 DIS 1R T 10:00-10:50A LAKRETZ 101 17 0.0 324-538-219 DIS 1S T 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1120 17 0.0 324-538-220 DIS 1T T 11:00-11:50A LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-538-221 DIS 1U T 11:00-11:50A LAKRETZ 101 17 0.0144A CHICANO&LATINO PLTC Y 324-557-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3126 ROCCO, R.A. 50 07 G 4.0146B BURCRACY&PUBLC MGMT Y 324-566-200 LEC 1 W 6:00- 8:50P OFF CAM DESVEAUX, J.A. 35 30 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 151C CULTRL PLURALSM-AFR N 324-595-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:15P DODD 121 KELLER, E. 100 15 G 4.0

Political Science 151C, lecture 1: Politics of Cultural Pluralism in Africa153B WEST EUROP POLITICS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PERLOFF 1102 TSEBELIS, G. 102 03 4.0 324-603-201 DIS 1A W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3178 17 0.0 324-603-202 DIS 1B W 1:00- 1:50P LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-603-203 DIS 1C R 9:00- 9:50A LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-603-204 DIS 1D R 10:00-10:50A LAKRETZ 100 17 0.0 324-603-205 DIS 1E F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2317 17 0.0 324-603-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3119 17 0.0154B GOV&POL-SOUTH AMER N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DODD 161 GEDDES, B. 102 14 4.0 324-606-201 DIS 1A R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 1221A 17 0.0 324-606-202 DIS 1B R 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1201 17 0.0 324-606-203 DIS 1C R 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2317 17 0.0 324-606-204 DIS 1D F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2160 17 0.0 324-606-205 DIS 1E F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2168 17 0.0 324-606-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2284 17 0.0156D PLTCL ECNMY PST-COM N ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 362 TREISMAN, D.S. 135 03 4.0 324-619-201 DIS 1A W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3170 15 0.0 324-619-202 DIS 1B W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3157 15 0.0 324-619-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 1:50P LAKRETZ 101 15 0.0 324-619-204 DIS 1D R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3123 15 0.0 324-619-205 DIS 1E R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE A152 15 0.0 324-619-206 DIS 1F R 11:00-11:50A DODD 154 15 0.0 324-619-207 DIS 1G F 10:00-10:50A LAKRETZ 101 15 0.0 324-619-208 DIS 1H F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3156 15 0.0 324-619-209 DIS 1I F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3157 15 0.0166 GOVT INSTITUTIONS N 324-660-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P DODD 161 THIES, M.F. 75 07 4.0168 COMPRTV POLTCL ANLY N 324-674-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2250 ANDERSON, R.D. 60 11 G 4.0169 MODRN KOREAN POLTCS N 324-699-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1222 SUH, D. 98 15 4.0

Political Science 169, lecture 1: Modern Korean Politics 171A CLCTV ACTN&SOCL MVM Y 324-727-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HAINES 118 CHWE, M.S. 60 03 4.0189 ADV HONORS SEMINARS N 324-834-201 SEM 1 F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 4276 ZALLER, J.R. 10 07 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 190H HNRS RESRCH COLLOQM N 324-829-201 SEM 1 W 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2181 ROGOWSKI, R.L. 20 30 PN 1.0191C POLITICAL LANGUAGE N 324-849-200 SEM 1 W 8:00-10:50A BUNCHE 4276 ANDERSON, R.D. 20 02 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Political Science 191C: Political Language: Relationship of Political Discourse to Voting Rights

M191DC CAPPP WASHINGTN SEM N 324-857-201 SEM 1 R 10:00-12:50P OFF CAM DESVEAUX, J.A. 35 30 G 8.0 SAME AS : HIST M191DC, SOCIOL M191DC RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

200A STATISTCL METHODS I N 724-001-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 1264 DENARDO, J.D. 30 01 G 4.0 RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS

200AL STATS METHODS LAB I N 724-007-200 LAB 1 T 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2178 DENARDO, J.D. 30 11 G 4.0 RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS

M200E ADV REGRESSION ANLY N 724-010-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P FRANZ 2288 REISE, S.P. 5 30 4.0 F 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3312

SAME AS : PSYCH M256 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

202 MATH FOR POLI SCI N 724-012-200 LEC 1 F 6:00- 8:50P BUNCHE 4357 BAWN, K. 40 30 4.0 RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS

204 GAME THEORY-POLITCS N 724-025-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3288 TSEBELIS, G. 20 08 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS


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209 FRML THRY&QUANT MTD N 724-048-201 SEM 1 W 6:00- 8:50P BUNCHE 3288 ZALLER, J.R. 20 23 4.0 RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS

Political Science 209, seminar 1: Intermediate Statistics Workshop 724-048-202 SEM 2 W 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 4276 BAWN, K. 12 06 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS Political Science 209, seminar 2: Workshop on Formal Models

218 SEL TOPICS POL THRY N 724-101-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 4276 PATEMAN, C. 15 15 4.0 RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS

Political Science 218, seminar 1: Multiculturalism 724-101-202 SEM 2 W 5:00- 8:50P BUNCHE 4276 MCCLURE, K.M. 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS Political Science 218, seminar 2: Political Time: Politics and Literature in 19th-Century Britain

220B INTL RELATN CORE II N 724-120-200 SEM 1 F 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3288 STEIN, A.A. 20 03 G 4.0 RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS

220C INTL RELATN RESRCH N 724-123-200 SEM 1 T 5:00- 8:50P BUNCHE 3288 TRACHTENBERG, M. 12 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS

254A CMPR INSTITTNL ANLY N 724-339-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3288 TSEBELIS, G. 20 09 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

255 SEM-POLITICAL CHNGE N 724-342-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P MOORE 1003 ROSS, M.L. 20 15 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

259 SEL TOPC-COMPAR POL N 724-365-200 DIS 1 M 12:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 4276 GEDDES, B. 12 05 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Political Science 259, discussion 1: Workshop on Authoritarian Politics 292A SCIEN INQ&NORM DISC N 724-568-200 DIS 1 R 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3288 THIES, M.F. 20 16 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 724-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED SISSA, G. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS 495 TEACHING POLTCL SCI N 724-780-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A152 LARSON, D.W. 20 30 SU 4.0


PSYCHIATRY AND BIOBEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 98D VIOLENCE IN AMERICA N 326-210-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P NPI&H C8550 MATISSE, O.V. 8 30 G 4.0M181 BIOL BASES-DISORDRS Y 326-789-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A MS 4000A JENTSCH, J.D. 5 12 4.0

SAME AS : MCD BIO M181, NEUROSC M130, PHY SCI M181, PSYCH M117J 207A HYPNOSIS SEMINAR N 726-032-200 SEM 1 M 10:00-11:50A NPI&H STOLAR, D.S. 25 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 208A CLINICAL NEUROPSYCH N 726-044-200 LEC 1 R 1:30- 2:50P NPI&H C8544 GREEN, M.F. 25 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 236A PSYCH INTERN SEMINR N 726-188-200 SEM 1 F 12:00- 1:50P NPI&H SENA, R.E. 25 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT M246 PSY ASPCT-MEN RETAR N 726-324-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 4:50P NPI&H 58261A TYMCHUK, A.J. 5 30 4.0

SAME AS : PSYCH M246 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M270 NEURAL BASIS-MEMORY N 726-479-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 1:30P HLTHSCI 63214 WOODY, C.D. 10 30 4.0 SAME AS : NEUROSC M273 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M272 PSYCHOLOGCAL ANTHRO N 726-483-200 LEC 1 F 10:00-12:50P HAINES 314 FISKE, A.P. 5 30 4.0 SAME AS : ANTHRO M234Q RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M273 ADV SEM-MDCL ANTHRO N 726-485-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P HAINES 310 GARRO, L.C. 5 15 2.0- 4.0 SAME AS : ANTHRO M263Q, COM HLT M244, NURSING M273 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

274A PSYCHONEUROIMMUNLGY N 726-444-201 SEM 1 R 11:00-12:50P MP 300 3200 IRWIN, M.R. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

281A BHVRL THRPY-ED STNG N 726-499-200 LEC 1 MTWF 9:00-10:50A NPI&H 78222 BEST, K.M. 25 30 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M282 ANTHRO-HUMAN BODY N 726-503-200 SEM 1 R 11:00- 1:50P HAINES 310 BROWNER, C. 5 14 G 2.0- 4.0 SAME AS : ANTHRO M234T

M285 FUNCTNL NEUROIMAGNG N 726-509-200 SEM 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P BMC 221 POLDRACK, R.A. 10 30 4.0 SAME AS : BMEDPHY M285 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

292 FUNCTL NEUROANATOMY N 726-553-200 LEC 1 R 9:30-10:50A BMC 221 BOOKHEIMER, S.Y. 45 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

295A SEM-SUBSTANCE ABUSE N 726-560-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 2:50P OFF CAM RAWSON, R.A. 25 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

429 CHILD OUTPATIENT TM N 726-665-200 DIS 1 M 11:30-12:50P NPI&H SENA, R.E. 25 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

449 PARENT TRNNG INTRVN N 726-699-200 LEC 1 TBA NPI&H FRANKEL, F.D. 25 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

482 CHLD ANXIETY&DISORD N 726-779-200 CLI 1 M 2:00- 5:50P MP 300 PIACENTINI, J.C. 25 30 G 3.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

485 HUMAN GENETICS SEM N 726-784-200 SEM 1 M 11:30-12:30P GONDA 1357 CEDERBAUM, S.D. 25 30 0.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

PSYCHOLOGY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

10 INTRODUCTORY PSYCH N 328-056-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P MOORE 100 MALAMUTH, T.L. 300 07 4.0 TR 8:00- 9:50A FOWLER A103B 328-056-220 LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P HAINES 39 MALAMUTH, T.L. 300 15 4.015 INTRO PSYCHOBIOLOGY N 328-081-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG CS50 WOOLF, N.J. 300 11 4.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 328-057-201 SEM 1 W 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 1571 HUO, Y.J. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Psychology 19, seminar 1: Diversity Challenge: Understanding and Overcoming Group Conflicts

328-057-202 SEM 2 T 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 5461 FESHBACH, S. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Psychology 19, seminar 2: Human Aggression: Causes, Myths, and Management Psychology 85 is limited to sophomore Precognitive Science and Linguistics and Psychology majors on the priority and first enrollment passes. Any sophomore may enroll on the second pass, space permitting.

85 INTRO-COGNITIVE SCI N 328-194-200 LEC 1 T 3:30- 4:45P GEOLOGY 3656 MCAULIFFE, S.P. 60 15 4.0 R 3:30- 4:45P BOTANY 325

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Psychology 100A is limited to junior/senior premajors on the priority and first enrollment passes. Sophomore premajors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting. 100A PSYCHOLOGICAL STATS Y Y 328-304-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:15P FOWLER A103B REISE, S.P. 200 08 G 4.0 F 3:00- 3:50P FOWLER A103B

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PREPSY,PRECOG,PREPSYBIO,LIN&PSY,AFRO Y 328-304-201 LEC 2 WF 2:00- 3:15P FRANZ 1178 STIGLER, J.W. 250 07 G 4.0 F 1:00- 1:50P DODD 147

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PREPSY,PRECOG,PREPSYBIO,LIN&PSY,AFRO Psychology 100B is limited to junior/senior premajors on the priority and first enrollment passes. Sophomore premajors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting. For Psychology 100B, the Psychology Department will cancel your enrollment in the class and from the wait list if you do not attend the first week of your ASSIGNED laboratory section.

100B RESEARCH METH-PSYCH Y Y ----------- LEC 1 M 1:00- 2:50P FOWLER A103B FIRSTENBERG, I. 320 30 6.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PREPSY,PRECOG,PREPSYBIO,LIN&PSY,AFRO

Y 328-305-201 LAB 1A TR 8:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2527 0 0.0 Y 328-305-202 LAB 1B TR 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2527 0 0.0 Y 328-305-203 LAB 1C TR 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2527 0 0.0 Y 328-305-204 LAB 1D TR 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2527 0 0.0 Y 328-305-205 LAB 1E TR 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 2527 0 0.0 Y 328-305-206 LAB 1F WF 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2527 0 0.0 Y 328-305-207 LAB 1G WF 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2527 0 0.0 Y 328-305-208 LAB 1H WF 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2527 0 0.0 Y 328-305-209 LAB 1I TR 9:00-10:50A FRANZ 3435 0 0.0 Y 328-305-210 LAB 1J TR 11:00-12:50P FRANZ 3435 0 0.0 Y 328-305-211 LAB 1K TR 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3435 0 0.0 Y 328-305-212 LAB 1L TR 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ 3435 0 0.0 Y 328-305-213 LAB 1M WF 9:00-10:50A FRANZ 3435 0 0.0 Y 328-305-214 LAB 1N WF 11:00-12:50P FRANZ 3435 0 0.0 Y 328-305-215 LAB 1O WF 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3435 0 0.0 Y 328-305-216 LAB 1P WF 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ 3435 14 0.0

Psychology 101 is limited to senior departmental majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior departmental majors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting. 101 GENERAL PSYCH LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 T 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3534 MCAULIFFE, S.P. 40 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: SENIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI Y 328-307-201 LAB 1A W 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ 3351 MCAULIFFE, S.P. 20 0.0 Y 328-307-202 LAB 1B R 12:30- 3:20P FRANZ 3351 MCAULIFFE, S.P. 20 0.0M107 ASIA AMRC&MNTL HLTH Y 328-327-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A KNUDSEN 1220B CHUNG, A.S. 55 12 4.0

SAME AS : ASIA AM M117 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

Psychology 110 is limited to junior/senior departmental majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior premajors may enroll on the second pass. Sophomore and above nonmajors may enroll beginning August 22, 2005, space permitting.

For Psychology 110, you must attend the discussion section in which you are enrolled. Discussion sections do not meet every week. Check your course syllabus for details. 110 FUND OF LEARNING Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P FRANZ 1178 BALLEINE, B.W. 240 14 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI Y 328-336-201 DIS 1A M 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-336-202 DIS 1B M 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-336-203 DIS 1C M 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-336-204 DIS 1D M 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-336-205 DIS 1E M 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ A279 20 0.0 Y 328-336-206 DIS 1F M 4:00- 4:50P FRANZ A279 20 0.0 Y 328-336-207 DIS 1G W 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-336-208 DIS 1H W 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-336-209 DIS 1I R 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-336-210 DIS 1J R 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-336-211 DIS 1K F 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-336-212 DIS 1L F 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0

Psychology 115 is limited to junior/senior departmental majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior premajors may enroll on the second pass. Junior/senior nonmajors may enroll beginning August 22, 2005, space permitting.

For Psychology 115, you must attend the discussion section in which you are enrolled. Discussion sections do not meet every week. Check your course syllabus for details. For Psychology 115, there will be two MANDATORY miderm examinations on the following Fridays: October 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. and November 18, 2005, from 5 to 7 p.m.

115 BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCI Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1178 SCHEIN, S. 240 03 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI

Y 328-350-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-350-202 DIS 1B T 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-350-203 DIS 1C T 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ A279 20 0.0 Y 328-350-204 DIS 1D T 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ A279 20 0.0 Y 328-350-205 DIS 1E T 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-350-206 DIS 1F T 4:00- 4:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-350-207 DIS 1G W 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-350-208 DIS 1H W 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-350-209 DIS 1I W 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ A279 20 0.0 Y 328-350-210 DIS 1J W 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ A279 20 0.0 Y 328-350-211 DIS 1K R 12:00-12:50P FRANZ A279 20 0.0 Y 328-350-212 DIS 1L R 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ A279 20 0.0

Psychology 116 is limited to senior Psychobiology majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior Psychobiology majors may enroll on the second pass. Psychology, Prepsychobiology, and Neuroscience majors may inquire in 1531 Franz Hall about PTE numbers beginning July 18, 2005, space permitting.

116 BEHAVR NEUROSCI LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 22.90 M 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1260 ZAIDEL, E. 120 01 4.0 RESTRICT: SENIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCHOBIOLOGY MAJORS

Y 328-357-201 LAB 1A T 9:00-11:50A FRANZ A456 ZAIDEL, E. 20 0.0 Y 328-357-202 LAB 1B T 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ A456 ZAIDEL, E. 20 0.0 Y 328-357-203 LAB 1C W 9:00-11:50A FRANZ A456 ZAIDEL, E. 20 0.0 Y 328-357-204 LAB 1D W 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ A456 ZAIDEL, E. 20 0.0 Y 328-357-205 LAB 1E R 9:00-11:50A FRANZ A456 ZAIDEL, E. 20 0.0 Y 328-357-206 LAB 1F R 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ A456 ZAIDEL, E. 20 0.0

For Psychology M117A, there will be two midterm examinations with dates and times TBA. M117A CELL&SSTMS NEUROSCI Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG CS76 WHITE, S.A. 16 15 5.0

SAME AS : MCD BIO M175A, NEUROSC M101A, PHY SCI M180A RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCHOBIOLOGY MAJORS

328-331-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:20A GEOLOGY 6704 2 0.0 328-331-202 DIS 1B F 9:30-10:50A GEOLOGY 6704 2 0.0 328-331-203 DIS 1C F 12:00- 1:20P GEOLOGY 6704 2 0.0 328-331-204 DIS 1D F 1:30- 2:50P GEOLOGY 6704 2 0.0 328-331-205 DIS 1E F 8:00- 9:20A GEOLOGY 4645 2 0.0


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328-331-206 DIS 1F F 9:30-10:50A GEOLOGY 4645 2 0.0 328-331-207 DIS 1G F 12:00- 1:20P GEOLOGY 4645 2 0.0 328-331-208 DIS 1H F 1:30- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4645 2 0.0

Psychology M117J is limited to senior Psychology, Psychobiology, Neuroscience, and Physiological Sciences majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior Psychology, Psychobiology, Neuroscience, and Physiological Sciences majors may enroll on the second pass. Junior/senior nonmajors may enroll beginning August 22, 2005, space permitting.

M117J BIOL BASES-DISORDRS Y 328-335-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A MS 4000A JENTSCH, J.D. 170 12 4.0 SAME AS : MCD BIO M181, NEUROSC M130, PHY SCI M181, PSYCTRY M181 RESTRICT: SENIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH,PSYCHOBIO,NEUROSCI,PHY SCI

Psychology 118 is limited to Psychobiology majors on the first enrollment pass. Psychology, Neuroscience, and Prepsychobiology majors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting. 118 COMPARTV PSYCHOBIOL Y 328-360-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FRANZ 1260 MINOR, T.R. 95 13 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCHOBIOLOGY MAJORS 119F NEURAL BASIS-BEHAVR Y 328-377-200 LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:45A FRANZ 3534 BLAIR, H.T. 45 02 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCHOBIOLOGY,COGNITIVE SCIENCE Psychology 119P is limited to Psychobiology majors on the first enrollment pass. Psychology, Neuroscience, and Prepsychobiology majors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting.

119P MAP MIND-MOLECULES Y 328-325-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:15A FRANZ 3534 WOOLF, N.J. 45 01 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCHOBIOLOGY,COGNITIVE SCIENCE

Psychology 119Q is limited to Psychobiology majors on the first enrollment pass. Psychology, Neuroscience, and Prepsychobiology majors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting. 119Q PSYBIO-SLEEP&DREAMS Y 328-323-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A FRANZ A279 MCGINTY, D.J. 40 12 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCHOBIOLOGY,COGNITIVE SCIENCE Psychology 120B is limited to junior/senior departmental majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior premajors may enroll on the second pass. Junior/senior nonmajors may enroll beginning August 22, 2005,

space permitting.120B SENSATION&PERCPTION Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P FRANZ 1178 KELLMAN, P. 240 30 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH,PSYCHOBIO,COG SCI,LING&PSYCH Y 328-450-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-450-202 DIS 1B M 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-450-203 DIS 1C M 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3435 20 0.0 Y 328-450-204 DIS 1D M 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 3435 20 0.0 Y 328-450-205 DIS 1E T 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-450-206 DIS 1F T 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-450-207 DIS 1G R 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-450-208 DIS 1H R 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-450-209 DIS 1I F 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-450-210 DIS 1J F 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-450-211 DIS 1K F 12:00-12:50P FRANZ A279 20 0.0 Y 328-450-212 DIS 1L F 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ A279 20 0.0121 LAB-COGNITIVE PSYCH Y Y 328-397-200 LAB 1 TR 11:00-12:50P FRANZ A258 FIRSTENBERG, I. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: SENIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH,PSYCHOBIO,COG SCI,LING&PSYCH 124E LANGUAGE&COGNITION Y 328-404-200 SEM 1 T 11:00- 1:50P FRANZ A279 MACKAY, D.G. 25 13 4.0

RESTRICT: SENIORS AND ABOVE & PRE-COG SCI OR COG SCI MAJOR/MINOR 125A DEV PSYCHOPATHOLOGY N 328-438-200 SEM 1 TBA BAKER, B.L. 15 20 PN 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 126 CLINICAL PSYCH LAB Y Y 328-432-201 LAB 1 TR 9:00-10:50A FRANZ 3534 CRASKE, M. 35 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: SENIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI Psychology 127 is limited to junior/senior departmental premajors and majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior nonmajors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting.

127 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY Y Y 328-408-200 LEC 1 TR 8:30- 9:45A WGYOUNG CS24 LOPEZ, S.R. 200 11 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & DEPT PREMAJORS & MAJORS

Y 328-408-201 LEC 2 TR 8:00- 9:15A FRANZ 1178 STANTON, A.L. 200 11 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & DEPT PREMAJORS & MAJORS

Psychology 129E is limited to junior/senior departmental premajors and majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior nonmajors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting. 129E HUMAN SEXUALITY N 328-424-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P WGYOUNG CS50 ABRAMSON, P.R. 300 14 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & DEPT PREMAJORS & MAJORS133D SOCL&PRSNLTY DVLPMT Y 328-461-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:15P WGYOUNG CS24 BROWN, C. 200 08 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH MAJORS&PRE-MAJORS&ADP MINORS Psychology 133F is limited to junior/senior departmental premajors, majors, and Applied Developmental Psychology minors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior nonmajors may enroll on the second pass. Sophomore and above nonmajors may enroll beginning August 22, 2005, space permitting.

133F PSYCH AND EDUCATION Y 328-471-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BOELTER 3400 SANTAGATA, R. 150 30 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH MAJORS&PRE-MAJORS&ADP MINORS

134A INFNT&TODLR CARE&ED Y 328-477-200 LEC 1 MW 2:30- 3:50P WGYOUNG 1044 SHABAZIAN, A.N. 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

134D FLD-APLD DVLP PSYCH Y 328-480-200 FLD 1 VAR SHABAZIAN, A.N. 30 30 PN 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

Psychology 135 is limited to junior/senior departmental majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior premajors may enroll on the second pass. Sophomore and above nonmajors may enroll beginning August 22, 2005, space permitting.

For Psychology 135, you must attend the discussion section in which you are enrolled. Discussion sections do not meet every week. Check your course syllabus for details. 135 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FRANZ 1178 GABLE, S.L. 240 13 4.0

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI Y 328-466-201 DIS 1A M 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ 3435 20 0.0 Y 328-466-202 DIS 1B M 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 3435 20 0.0 Y 328-466-203 DIS 1C M 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 3435 20 0.0 Y 328-466-204 DIS 1D M 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 3435 20 0.0 Y 328-466-205 DIS 1E T 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ A279 20 0.0 Y 328-466-206 DIS 1F T 10:00-10:50A FRANZ A279 20 0.0 Y 328-466-207 DIS 1G T 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-466-208 DIS 1H T 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-466-209 DIS 1I R 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-466-210 DIS 1J R 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-466-211 DIS 1K F 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0 Y 328-466-212 DIS 1L F 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 1571 20 0.0136A SOCIAL PSYCH LAB Y Y 328-475-200 LAB 1 MW 2:00- 4:20P FRANZ 3534 HALEY, H.F. 25 30 4.0

RESTRICT: SENIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI136B NONEXPER SOCL PSYC Y Y 328-483-200 LAB 1 WF 9:30-11:20A FRANZ A279 HUO, Y.J. 25 02 4.0

RESTRICT: SENIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI Psychology 137A is limited to junior/senior departmental majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior nonmajors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting.

137A SPORT PSYCHOLOGY N 328-489-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FRANZ 3534 SCANLAN, T.K. 25 13 4.0 RESTRICT: SENIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI

M137E WRK BEHAV-WOMEN&MEN Y 328-502-200 LEC 1 MF 1:30- 2:50P ROLFE 1200 ELSESSER, K.M. 125 06 4.0 SAME AS : WOM STD M137E

M138 POLITICAL PSYCHOLGY Y 328-505-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 1240B FU, M. 10 04 4.0 SAME AS : POL SCI M141A


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M140 INTRO-STDY OF AGING N 328-510-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES 220 BUTCHER, L.L. 80 13 4.0 SAME AS : GRNTLGY M140, SOC WLF M140 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

142H ADV STAT METH-PSYCH Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ 1571 SIDANIUS, J. 20 08 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

328-518-201 LAB 1A F 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ 3312 20 0.0 Psychology 177 is limited to junior/senior departmental majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior nonmajors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting.

177 COUNSLNG RELATNSHPS Y ----------- LEC 1 M 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A44 YEE-BRADBURY, C.M. 50 08 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI

328-631-201 DIS 1A TBA FRANZ 10 0.0 328-631-202 DIS 1B TBA FRANZ 10 0.0 328-631-203 DIS 1C TBA FRANZ 10 0.0 328-631-204 DIS 1D TBA FRANZ 10 0.0 328-631-205 DIS 1E TBA FRANZ 10 0.0185 RESEARCH PRACTICUM N 328-811-201 LAB 1 VAR THE STAFF 19 30 PN 3.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 328-811-202 LAB 2 VAR THE STAFF 8 30 PN 3.0





RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT Psychology 186A is limited to junior/senior departmental majors on the first enrollment pass. Junior/senior nonmajors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting.

186A COG SCI-THRY&SIMULT Y Y 328-668-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ A258 CHENG, P. 15 06 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH,PSYCHOBIO,COG SCI,LING&PSYCH

187A PSYCHOLOGY AND LAW N 328-686-200 LEC 1 WF 1:00- 2:50P FOWLER A103B GEISELMAN, R.E. 300 06 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

188A SPECIAL SEMINARS N 328-829-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2288 ADELMAN, H.S. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH MAJORS&PRE-MAJORS&ADP MINORS

188B SPECIAL COURSES N 328-830-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P PAB 1425 ABRAMSON, P.R. 150 15 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI

189 ADV HONORS SEMINARS N 328-833-200 SEM 1 TBA MACKAY, D.G. 10 30 1.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

328-833-201 SEM 2 T 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 3621C SCANLAN, T.K. 10 30 1.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

328-833-202 SEM 3 TBA GEISELMAN, R.E. 10 30 1.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

191AH DEPT HONORS SEMINAR Y 328-847-201 SEM 1 W 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ A279 LIEBERMAN, M.D. 45 30 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

192 EDUCATION PRACTICES N 328-690-201 SEM 1 VAR THE STAFF 1 30 PN 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

328-690-202 SEM 2 VAR THE STAFF 1 30 PN 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

194A INTERNSHIP SEMINAR Y 328-864-201 SEM 1 F 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2288 KNOWLTON, B. 10 30 PN 2.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

194B RESEARCH GROUP SEM Y 328-865-201 SEM 1 R 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ THE STAFF 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

328-865-202 SEM 2 TBA FRANZ THE STAFF 6 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

328-865-203 SEM 3 M 11:00-11:50A FRANZ THE STAFF 5 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

328-865-204 SEM 4 T 4:00- 4:50P FRANZ THE STAFF 7 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

194C RESRCH GRP-COG SCI Y 328-866-201 SEM 1 W 2:30- 3:50P FRANZ THE STAFF 8 30 PN 1.0194D RESEARCH GRP PRACTM Y 328-867-201 SEM 1 M 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ THE STAFF 19 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 328-867-202 SEM 2 TBA FRANZ THE STAFF 8 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 328-867-203 SEM 3 TBA FRANZ THE STAFF 6 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 328-867-204 SEM 4 R 9:30-10:20A FRANZ THE STAFF 9 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 201 LEARNING AND BEHAVR N 728-008-200 DIS 1 F 12:30- 1:50P FRANZ 6461 BLAISDELL, A.P. 15 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 204D FEAR AND ANXIETY N 728-033-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FRANZ 6461 FANSELOW, M.S. 10 12 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 212 RSCH LIT-PHYSL PSYC N 728-073-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 1:20P FRANZ 8461C RINGACH, D.L. 15 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 220A SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY N 728-122-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 5461 PEPLAU, L.A. 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS Psychology 226A is limited to graduate students in the social area.

226A CRNT LIT-SOCL PSYCH N 728-157-200 DIS 1 M 3:30- 4:50P FRANZ 5461 THE STAFF 20 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

For Psychology 240A, undergraduates may enroll by PTE number. See the instructor.240A LANG&COG DEVELOPMNT N 728-228-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A FRANZ 5461 SANDHOFER, C.M. 25 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 241 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCH N 728-231-200 DIS 1 R 12:15- 1:30P FRANZ 2288 GREENFIELD, P.M. 25 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M245 PRSNLTY DVLPMNT&ED N 728-267-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2016 WOOD, J.J. 5 30 4.0

SAME AS : EDUC M217C RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M246 PSY ASPCT-MEN RETAR N 728-276-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 4:50P NPI&H 58261A TYMCHUK, A.J. 10 30 4.0 SAME AS : PSYCTRY M246 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

251C RESEARCH METHODS N 728-308-200 TUT 1 VAR LIEBERMAN, M.D. 40 30 4.0 RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS


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M256 ADV REGRESSION ANLY N 728-337-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P FRANZ 2288 REISE, S.P. 25 15 4.0 F 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3312

SAME AS : POL SCI M200E RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

260A PROSEM-COGNITIV PSY N 728-360-200 SEM 1 F 3:30- 4:50P FRANZ 6461 THE STAFF 20 30 SU 1.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Psychology 270A is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology. 270A FOUNDATN-CLIN PSYCH N 728-421-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-11:30A FRANZ 2220 BRADBURY, T. 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS Psychology 271A is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology.

271A CLNCL PSYCHO MTHDS N 728-426-200 LAB 1 T 12:30- 1:50P FRANZ 2220 BRADBURY, T. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

Psychology 271D is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology. 271D CLINICAL RESRCH LAB N 728-429-200 LAB 1 W 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2227 YEE-BRADBURY, C.M. 15 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 273A PROF&ETHC-CLNC PSYC N 728-444-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 2227 WATERMAN, J.M. 15 30 2.0

RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 289A CUR ISS-CLNCL PSYCH N 728-534-200 DIS 1 R 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2227 CRASKE, M. 15 30 T1 1.0

RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 296 RESEARCH TOPICS N 728-577-201 RGP 1 VAR THE STAFF 10 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 298 SPEC PROBLEMS-PSYCH N 728-590-200 DIS 1 T 10:00-12:50P FRANZ 3621C STANTON, A.L. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS Psychology 298, discussion 1:

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 728-620-201 SEM 1 VAR ABRAMSON, P.R. 1 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Psychology 401 is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology. 401 FLDWRK-CLINCL PSYCH N 728-601-201 FLD 1 VAR NO FAC HAMMEN, C.L. 75 30 1.0-12.0

RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS Psychology 410A is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology.

410A CLIN TCHNG&SUPRVISN N 728-660-200 CLI 1 R 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2227 WATERMAN, J.M. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Psychology 410D is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology. 410D CLNCL ASSESS SPRVSN N 728-663-200 CLI 1 M 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2176 MILLER, E.N. 5 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT For Psychology 425, undergraduates may enroll by PTE number. See the instructor.

425 HLTH PSYCH LECT SRS N 728-685-200 LEC 1 W 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 5461 DUNKEL SCHETTER, C 25 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

Psychology 451 is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology. 451 INTERNSHP-CLIN PSYC N 728-700-200 FLD 1 VAR HAMMEN, C.L. 20 30 SU 6.0-12.0

RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 495 PRESEN-PSYCH MATERL N 728-793-200 SEM 1 VAR BJORK, E.L. 20 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

PUBLIC HEALTH 150 CONTEMP HLTH ISSUES N 330-588-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 43105A DETELS, R. 100 03 G 4.0

RESTRICT: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY M160A AT-RISK POPULATIONS N 330-659-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 43105A EZZEDDINE, Y.M. 60 30 4.0

SAME AS : MED M160A RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M160B AT-RISK POPULATIONS Y 330-660-200 LEC 1 R 5:00- 7:50P HLTHSCI 43105A EZZEDDINE, Y.M. 60 30 4.0 SAME AS : MED M160B RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

PUBLIC POLICY 10A INTRO-PUBLIC POLICY N 317-030-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROYCE 362 KLEIMAN, M.A. 135 13 G 4.0 F 2:00- 3:20P BUNCHE 2209A C117 CRISIS-US FORGN POL N 317-402-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 4320B ZEGART, A.B. 5 16 G 4.0146 DEMOC&DISOBD&DISSNT N CANCELLED LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 0 30 G 4.0201 MICROECON THEORY 1 N 717-006-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P PUB POL 2343 REBER, S.J. 55 07 G 4.0 M 4:00- 5:30P PUB POL 2343

RESTRICT: PUBLIC POLICY GRADUATE STUDENTS202 AMRCN POL INSTITTNS N 717-012-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:20P PUB POL 2343 PETERSON, M.A. 60 30 G 4.0 W 4:30- 5:30P PUB POL 2343

RESTRICT: PUBLIC POLICY GRADUATE STUDENTS203 MTHDS-POLCY ANLYS 1 N 717-018-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:20A PUB POL 2343 PHILLIPS, M. 55 02 G 4.0 W 6:00- 7:50P PUB POL 1015A F 10:00-11:50P PUB POL 1015A

RESTRICT: PUBLIC POLICY GRADUATE STUDENTS209 MGMT-21ST CENTURY N 717-054-200 LEC 1 MW 12:30- 1:50P PUB POL 2343 ZEGART, A.B. 55 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: PUBLIC POLICY GRADUATE STUDENTSM210 SOCIAL WELFARE PLCY N 717-060-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2343 IGLEHART, A.P. 9 30 4.0 R 2:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2355

SAME AS : SOC WLF M221A, URBN PL M241 RESTRICT: PUBLIC POLICY GRADUATE STUDENTS

M212 CHILD WELFARE PLCY N 717-072-200 LEC 1 R 1:30- 4:20P PUB POL 3343C LINDSEY, D. 5 30 4.0 SAME AS : SOC WLF M290J RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M218 RSRCH DESIGN&METHDS N 717-108-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 4320B PHILLIPS, M. 30 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : URBN PL M204

M220 LAND USE&URBAN FORM N 717-120-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P PUB POL 2238 CRANE, R.D. 5 07 G 4.0 SAME AS : URBN PL M254 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M224A GEOG INFO SYSTEMS N 717-144-200 LEC 1 T 5:00- 7:50P PUB POL 1015A ESTRADA, L.F. 8 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : URBN PL M206A RESTRICT: PUBLIC POLICY GRADUATE STUDENTS

242 DEV&URBN&INDUS PLCY N 717-252-200 LEC 1 W 3:30- 6:20P PUB POL 3343C SCOTT, A.J. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M268 MICECNM THR-HL SECT N 717-408-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A PUB HLT 41235 SCHWEITZER, S.O. 5 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : HLT SER M236


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C272 CRISIS-US FORGN POL N 717-432-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 4320B ZEGART, A.B. 20 16 G 4.0290 TOPCS-PUBLIC POLICY N 717-540-201 DIS 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROYCE 362 KLEIMAN, M.A. 20 30 G 4.0 F 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2284

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Public Policy 290, discussion 1:

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 717-620-200 SEM 1 F 9:00-11:50P PUB POL PETERSON, M.A. 1 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

717-620-201 SEM 2 F 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL KLEIMAN, M.A. 3 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

RELIGION, STUDY OF A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

120 ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS N 327-420-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P ROYCE 160 GROSE, G. 30 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS

SCANDINAVIAN SECTION A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. SCANDINAVIAN POLICY FOR ATTENDANCE AND LATE ENROLLMENT IN 50W: The department will cancel your enrollment in Scandinavian 50W if you do not attend at least one of the first two class meetings. After the first week of classes, wait-listed students may enroll in Scandinavian 50W only with permission to enroll obtained from the instructor.

1 ELEMENTARY SWEDISH N 218-003-200 DIS 1 MTWR 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3123 NORSENG, M.K. 20 03 4.04 INTERMED SWEDISH Y 218-012-200 DIS 1 TBA NORSENG, M.K. 10 20 4.011 ELEM NORWEGIAN N 218-033-200 DIS 1 TBA NORSENG, M.K. 10 20 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 50 INTRO-SCAN LIT&CLTR N 218-149-200 DIS 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HAINES A25 WEN, P.J. 60 14 0.050W INTRO-SCAN LIT&CLTR Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2238 NORSENG, M.K. 40 13 G 5.0 Y 218-152-201 DIS 1A TR 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3288 20 0.0 Y 218-152-202 DIS 1B TR 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 20 0.0187 FILM-BERGMAN&OTHERS N 218-825-200 SEM 1 M 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 2134 WEN, P.J. 30 05 4.0 W 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3135 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 618-620-200 SEM 1 M 7:00- 8:50P ROYCE 332C NORSENG, M.K. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0


SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES

Czech A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Czech 102A is taught at UCLA and transmitted by videoconference to UC Santa Barbara.

102A ADVANCED CZECH N 336-316-200 LEC 1 MF 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3143 KRESIN, S.C. 10 06 4.0

Hungarian A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

101A ELEMENTRY HUNGARIAN N 366-306-200 DIS 1 MW 11:00-12:30P HERSHEY 1620 10 04 4.0187A ADV TUTORIAL INSTR N 366-822-200 TUT 1 VAR DOMOKOS, J. 5 30 2.0187B ADV TUTORIAL INSTR Y 366-823-200 TUT 1 VAR DOMOKOS, J. 5 30 2.0

Polish A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

101A ELEMENTARY POLISH N 339-306-200 LEC 1 MTRF 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3173 KOROPECKYJ, R. 11 07 5.0

Romanian A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

187G ADV TUTORIAL INSTR Y 340-828-200 TUT 1 T 2:30- 3:30P FRANZ 1354 10 15 2.0187I ADV TUTORIAL INSTR Y 340-829-200 TUT 1 T 3:30- 4:30P FRANZ 1354 10 15 2.0

Russian A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. The Language Laboratory, 270 Powell Library Building, is open Monday thru Thursday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, noon to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. The Russian Room, 2223 Hershey Hall, is available for additional help. Students who speak Russian but have difficulty reading and writing are advised to enroll in Russian 100A rather than Russian 1.

1 ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN N 341-005-201 REC 1 MWF 12:00- 1:30P HERSHEY 1628 KUDYMA, G. 25 09 5.0 341-005-202 REC 2 MWF 2:00- 3:30P HERSHEY 1628 KUDYMA, G. 25 09 5.0 341-005-203 REC 3 MWF 10:00-11:30A HERSHEY 1120 KAGAN, O. 25 09 5.04 INTERMEDIATE RUSSIA N 341-035-201 REC 1 MWF 2:00- 3:30P HERSHEY 1620 KAGAN, O. 10 09 5.025W RUSSIAN NOVEL-TRNSL Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:15P BOTANY 325 MACFADYEN, D.W. 50 05 G 5.0

RESTRICT: RUSSIAN LANGUAGE/LIT,RUSSIAN STUDIES Y 341-126-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1201 25 0.0 Y 341-126-202 DIS 1B T 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1201 25 0.089 HONORS SEMINARS N 341-267-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 2:50P LAKRETZ 100 20 30 1.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 90A INTR-RUSSIAN CVLZTN N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HAINES A2 KLENIN, E.R. 90 14 5.0

RESTRICT: RUSSIAN LANGUAGE/LIT,RUSSIAN STUDIES 341-269-201 LAB 1A TBA POWELL 30 0.0 341-269-202 LAB 1B TBA POWELL 30 0.0 341-269-203 LAB 1C TBA POWELL 30 0.0100A LITERACY IN RUSSIAN N 341-302-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1120 KAGAN, O. 25 09 4.0101A THIRD-YEAR RUSSIAN Y 341-313-200 REC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1628 KRESIN, S.C. 25 09 5.0 F 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1628 102A FAMILY-CONTEMP RUSS Y 341-325-200 LEC 1 MF 2:00- 3:30P PUB POL 2278 KAGAN, O. 15 09 4.0103A RUSSN NATL IDENTITY N 341-333-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:30P PUB POL 1343 KAGAN, O. 25 06 4.0M118 ORIGINS-RSE MUSCOVY N 341-416-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A HAINES 39 SYMCOX, G.W. 20 04 4.0

SAME AS : HIST M127A 124P RUSSIAN LIT-PUSHKIN N 341-452-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P WGYOUNG 4216 KLENIN, E.R. 42 15 4.0140C GREAT REALISTS N 341-542-200 LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:50A ROYCE 164 OSPOVAT, A. 40 02 4.0213 20TH CENT RUSS LIT N 741-055-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A HERSHEY 2219 MACFADYEN, D.W. 10 02 4.0220A PHONOLOGY&MORPHOLGY N 741-095-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:30P HERSHEY 1620 KLENIN, E.R. 10 16 4.0296 HIST-RUSSN CULTURE N 741-581-200 SEM 1 TR 10:30-11:50A HERSHEY 2219 IVANOV, V. 10 13 4.0


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Serbian/Croatian A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

101A ELEM SERBIAN/CROATN N 333-306-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:30P HERSHEY 1620 12 09 5.0187A ADV TUTORIAL INSTR N 333-822-200 TUT 1 VAR LEJKO-LACAN, V. 5 30 2.0187B ADV TUTORIAL INSTR N 333-823-200 TUT 1 VAR LEJKO-LACAN, V. 5 30 2.0

Slavic A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

200A LITERARY PROSEMINAR N 734-001-200 SEM 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HERSHEY 2219 10 14 SU 4.0230C LIT-REALISM-MODRNSM N 734-182-200 LEC 1 TR 1:45- 3:00P HERSHEY 1620 HEIM, M.H. 10 30 4.0375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 734-620-200 SEM 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1620 KAGAN, O. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 495 TCH SLAV LANG-COLEG N 734-790-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED KAGAN, O. 10 30 SU 4.0

Ukrainian A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

187A ADV TUTORIAL INSTR N 343-822-201 TUT 1 VAR KUDYMA, G. 10 30 2.0187B ADV TUTORIAL INSTR Y 343-823-201 TUT 1 VAR KUDYMA, G. 10 30 2.0

SOCIAL WELFARE M108S VIOLENCE AGNST WOMN Y 319-348-200 LEC 1 W 11:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3126 LEVY, B. 0 06 G 4.0

SAME AS : WOM STD M108SM140 INTRO-STDY OF AGING N 319-540-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES 220 BUTCHER, L.L. 10 13 4.0

SAME AS : GRNTLGY M140, PSYCH M140 164 HIV PREVENTION N 319-684-200 LEC 1 T 8:00-10:50A DODD 78 SCHILLING, R. 40 11 4.0201A DYNAMC-HUMAN BEHAVR N ----------- LEC 1 T 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2343 PROVER, J.J. 102 30 G 3.0 T 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2355 719-006-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2343 27 0.0 719-006-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2355 27 0.0 719-006-203 DIS 1C T 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2343 25 0.0 719-006-204 DIS 1D T 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2355 25 0.0M203F CHILD ABUSE&NEGLECT N 719-023-200 LEC 1 R 4:30- 6:30P LAW GOLDSTEIN, R.D. 25 30 G 2.0

SAME AS : COM HLT M245A, DENT M300A, EDUC M217G, MED M290A, NURSING M290A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M221A SOCIAL WELFARE PLCY N 719-126-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2343 IGLEHART, A.P. 120 30 4.0 R 2:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2355

SAME AS : PUB PLC M210, URBN PL M241 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

230A THRY-SOC WEL PRAC 1 N 719-180-201 LEC 1 R 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2343 THE STAFF 25 30 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

719-180-202 LEC 2 R 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2355 TALLEY, M.D. 25 30 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

719-180-203 LEC 3 R 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 4320B THE STAFF 25 30 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

719-180-204 LEC 4 R 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 4357B THE STAFF 25 30 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

231A ADV-SOC WELF PRAC 4 N 719-186-201 LEC 1 T 8:00-10:50A PUB POL OLIVERI, M.K. 22 30 4.0 RESTRICT: SOCIAL WELFARE MAJORS

719-186-202 LEC 2 T 8:00-10:50A PUB POL THE STAFF 22 30 4.0 RESTRICT: SOCIAL WELFARE MAJORS

719-186-203 LEC 3 T 8:00-10:50A PUB POL THE STAFF 22 30 4.0 RESTRICT: SOCIAL WELFARE MAJORS

240A ORGS&COMNTYS&PLCY 1 N 719-240-201 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 2355 HUR, W.K. 25 30 G 3.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

719-240-202 LEC 2 T 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 4320B FREISTHLER, B.J. 25 30 G 3.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

719-240-203 LEC 3 T 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 2343 DUNHAM, L.R. 25 30 G 3.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

719-240-204 LEC 4 T 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 4371B THE STAFF 25 11 G 3.0241A ADV SOCL WLFR PRCTC N 719-246-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 3343C THE STAFF 30 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 245A EPISTEMLGY-PRACTICE N 719-270-200 DIS 1 M 9:00-11:50P PUB POL 4320B JACKSON, A.P. 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 281A ADV SOC WELF RSRCH N 719-486-201 DIS 1 UNSCHED NUNN, J.A. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-202 DIS 2 UNSCHED BECERRA, R. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-203 DIS 3 UNSCHED BENJAMIN, A.E. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-204 DIS 4 UNSCHED DE ANDA, D.S. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-205 DIS 5 UNSCHED HASENFELD, Y. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-206 DIS 6 UNSCHED DAMRON-RODRIGUEZ, 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-207 DIS 7 UNSCHED MOON, A. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-208 DIS 8 UNSCHED PROVER, J.J. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-209 DIS 9 UNSCHED TORRES-GIL, F.M. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-210 DIS 10 UNSCHED FRANKE, T.M. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-211 DIS 11 UNSCHED IGLEHART, A.P. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-212 DIS 12 UNSCHED SCHILLING, R. 5 30 T1 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 719-486-213 DIS 13 UNSCHED LEVY-STORMS, L.F. 5 30 T1 2.0



158 / SOCIOLOGY Fall 2005


281B ADV SOC WELF RSRCH N 719-487-200 DIS 1 UNSCHED MOON, A. 5 30 T2 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

285G RSRCH-MENTAL HEALTH N 719-507-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 3343C SCHILLING, R. 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

285I RSRCH-YOUTH POPULTN N 719-509-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 4320B DE ANDA, D.S. 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

286A ADV RESEARCH METHDS N 719-516-200 DIS 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 4371B MOON, A. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M290I CHLDRN-SPCL HLTH CR N 719-548-200 LEC 1 R 1:00- 3:50P PUB HLT 61262 BAER, M.T. 5 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : COM HLT M420 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M290J CHILD WELFARE PLCY N 719-549-200 LEC 1 R 1:30- 4:20P PUB POL 3343C LINDSEY, D. 25 30 4.0 SAME AS : PUB PLC M212 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 719-620-201 SEM 1 UNSCHED IGLEHART, A.P. 2 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: SOCIAL WELFARE MAJORS

719-620-202 SEM 2 UNSCHED PROVER, J.J. 2 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: SOCIAL WELFARE MAJORS

719-620-203 SEM 3 UNSCHED DAMRON-RODRIGUEZ, 2 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: SOCIAL WELFARE MAJORS

402B ADV PRACT-SOC WORK N 719-611-201 CLI 1 TBA DAVIS, P.A. 4 30 T2 4.0

SOCIOLOGY A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Sociology 102 through 191 are limited to Sociology majors on the priority and first enrollment passes.

1 INTRODUCTORY SOCIOL N ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P HAINES 39 JEPSON, M.C. 300 07 5.0 347-002-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3164 20 0.0 347-002-202 DIS 1B T 3:00- 3:50P HAINES A20 20 0.0 347-002-203 DIS 1C T 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 0.0 347-002-204 DIS 1D M 4:00- 4:50P HAINES A82 20 0.0 347-002-205 DIS 1E R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 0.0 347-002-206 DIS 1F W 9:00- 9:50A HAINES A20 20 0.0 347-002-207 DIS 1G F 12:00-12:50P HAINES A20 20 0.0 347-002-208 DIS 1H W 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 160 20 0.0 347-002-209 DIS 1I F 10:00-10:50A HAINES A28 20 0.0 347-002-210 DIS 1J R 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1628 20 0.0 347-002-211 DIS 1K W 4:00- 4:50P HAINES A74 20 0.0 347-002-212 DIS 1L F 2:00- 2:50P HAINES A76 20 0.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 347-057-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 2:50P HAINES A82 MCFARLAND, D.D. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Sociology 19, seminar 1: Slide Rules, Punch Cards, and Relatives: How Computing Used to Be Done

347-057-201 SEM 2 T 5:00- 5:50P HAINES 110 KOLLOCK, P.E. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Sociology 19, seminar 2: Zen and Art of Cooperation: Buddhist Approaches to Peacemaking 347-057-202 SEM 3 M 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3119 ROY, W.G. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Sociology 19, seminar 3: Making Societies: Social Construction of Our World

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RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY OR JUNIOR OR SENIOR 347-337-201 LAB 1A M 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1221A 20 0.0 347-337-202 LAB 1B R 2:00- 2:50P HAINES A20 20 0.0


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SAME AS : COM STD M125 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY MAJORS

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SAME AS : AM IND M161 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY MAJORS

171 OCCUPTNS&PROFESSNS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 121 MCFARLAND, D.D. 75 12 4.0 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY MAJORS

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SAME AS : WOM STD M174 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY MAJORS

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SAME AS : EDUC M108 180A LATIN AM POPLTN&SOC N 347-726-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P HAINES A6 GOLDANI, A.M. 20 30 4.0

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY MAJORS Sociology 180A, lecture 1: Population and Society in Latin America

182 POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HAINES A18 LAL, B.B. 75 13 4.0 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY MAJORS

347-725-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2319 25 0.0 347-725-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A PAB 2748 25 0.0 347-725-203 DIS 1C T 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2126 25 0.0191D DEVELOPMENT N 347-874-200 SEM 1 W 12:00- 2:50P HAINES A78 AYALA, C.J. 15 30 G 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT M191DC CAPPP WASHINGTN SEM N 347-876-200 SEM 1 R 10:00-12:50P OFF CAM DESVEAUX, J.A. 10 30 G 8.0

SAME AS : HIST M191DC, POL SCI M191DC RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

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194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM N 347-830-203 SEM 3 T 6:00- 7:50P HAINES 110 KOLLOCK, P.E. 10 30 PN 2.0201A PROSEM IN SOCIOLOGY N 747-007-200 SEM 1 M 10:00-11:50A HAINES 279 CLAYMAN, S.E. 25 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 202A THEORY AND RESEARCH N 747-014-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P HAINES 279 MARE, R.D. 20 30 T1 4.0

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 205 FAMILY&SOCIAL CHNGE N 747-030-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 2106 SELTZER, J.A. 10 30 4.0

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RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 211A COMPRTV&HSTRCL MTHD N 747-066-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A HAINES A20 ROY, W.G. 15 12 T1 4.0

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS M213A INTRO-DEMOG METHODS N 747-080-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3288 FRANKENBERG, E.A. 10 30 G 4.0

SAME AS : BIOSTAT M208, COM HLT M208 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M213B EVENT HISTORY ANLY N 747-081-200 LEC 1 R 10:00-12:50P PUB POL 2292 MASON, W.M. 12 14 4.0 SAME AS : STATS M213 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

217A ANALYZ ETHNOGRPHIES N 747-104-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 6:50P HAINES A78 HALLE, D.J. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS


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228A CRIT ISS-MACROSOCLG N 747-168-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 2106 MANN, M. 15 30 T1 4.0 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

236A INTERNATL MIGRATION N 747-218-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P HAINES A6 WALDINGER, R. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

237 COMPRTV SOCIAL ANLY N 747-223-200 SEM 1 R 5:00- 6:50P HAINES 279 AYALA, C.J. 20 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

C244A CONVRSTNL STRCTRS 1 N 747-265-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 4:50P HAINES A25 SCHEGLOFF, E.A. 15 15 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M249B HLTH&ILLNESS BEHAVR N 747-292-200 SEM 1 TBA PUB HLT 5 30 4.0 SAME AS : COM HLT M275 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

C258 TALK&SOCL INSTITTNS N 747-349-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P HAINES A2 HERITAGE, J. 5 15 4.0 R 5:00- 6:50P HAINES A78

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M275 CNTMP ISS-AMER INDN N 747-451-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3173 CHAMPAGNE, D.W. 5 30 G 4.0

SAME AS : AM IND M200C, ANTHRO M269 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

285A SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 747-508-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P KAUFMAN 136 TELLES, E.E. 12 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

285B SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 747-509-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2106 GOLDANI, A.M. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

Sociology 285B: Family and Gender in Latin America 288A MNTL HLTH SRVC-AIDS N 747-525-200 LEC 1 F 1:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3123 GRUSKY, O. 10 30 SU 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 289B DEVLP WORK PROGRESS N 747-533-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 2:50P HAINES A33 SCHEGLOFF, E.A. 10 30 SU 4.0

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RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 747-569-202 DIS 2 UNSCHED SWEENEY, M.M. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 747-569-203 DIS 3 UNSCHED HART, M.N. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 747-569-204 DIS 4 UNSCHED SAGUY, A.C. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 747-569-205 DIS 5 F 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3127 ZUCKER, L.G. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 297B URBAN&SUBURBAN SOC N 747-588-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3127 HALLE, D.J. 10 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS Sociology 297B:

298 CULTURE AND SOCIETY N 747-589-200 SEM 1 W 5:00- 6:50P PUB POL 6350A ZUCKER, L.G. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

299A LATIN AMERICAN SOC N 747-596-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LOPEZ, D. 10 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

495 SUPERVISED TEACHING N 747-780-200 SEM 1 W 5:00- 6:50P HAINES 279 KOLLOCK, P.E. 0 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS

747-780-202 SEM 2 T 1:00- 4:20P LAKRETZ 101 KOLLOCK, P.E. 15 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

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SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE

Portuguese A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. For more information, see the departmental FAQ at http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/spanport/programs/ldlang/faqs.html.

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SAME AS : SPAN M42 350-126-201 DIS 1A R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2160 2 0.0 350-126-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2126 2 0.0 350-126-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2126 2 0.0 350-126-204 DIS 1D F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2325 2 0.0 350-126-205 DIS 1E F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2325 2 0.0 350-126-206 DIS 1F F 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3114 2 0.0102A INTENSVE PORTUGUESE N 350-313-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2150 MARCHANT, E.A. 15 09 4.0 350-313-201 LEC 2 MWF 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3211 MARCHANT, E.A. 15 09 4.0 350-313-202 LEC 3 MWF 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3115 MARCHANT, E.A. 15 09 4.0C135 20C BRAZILIAN LIT Y 350-512-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1329 JOHNSON, J.R. 15 08 4.0204A GENERATIVE GRAMMAR N 750-027-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3131 QUICOLI, A.C. 5 15 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS C235 20C BRAZILIAN LIT N 750-177-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1329 JOHNSON, J.R. 10 08 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 750-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED MARCHANT, E.A. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0



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Spanish A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts. Students who have completed one or more years of high school Spanish must consult the Placement Guidelines for Lower Divison Spanish to determine the course in which they should enroll. For more information, see the departmental FAQ at http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/spanport/programs/ldlang/faqs.html.

1 ELEMENTARY SPANISH N 349-002-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 3105 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-002-202 DIS 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3105 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-002-203 DIS 3 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3105 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-002-204 DIS 4 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3105 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-002-205 DIS 5 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3105 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-002-206 DIS 6 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3105 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.02 ELEMENTARY SPANISH Y 349-008-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A PUB POL 1323 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-008-202 DIS 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1323 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-008-203 DIS 3 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1323 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-008-204 DIS 4 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1256 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-008-205 DIS 5 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1323 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-008-206 DIS 6 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1256 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-008-207 DIS 7 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1323 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-008-208 DIS 8 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1256 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-008-209 DIS 9 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1323 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.03 ELEMENTARY SPANISH Y 349-010-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A PUB POL 1270 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-010-202 DIS 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1270 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-010-203 DIS 3 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1329 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-010-204 DIS 4 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1270 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-010-205 DIS 5 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1329 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-010-206 DIS 6 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1270 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-010-207 DIS 7 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1329 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-010-208 DIS 8 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1270 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-010-209 DIS 9 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1270 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-010-210 DIS 10 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1329 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.04 INTERMEDIATE SPAN Y 349-012-201 DIS 1 TWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1278 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-012-202 DIS 2 TWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1278 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-012-203 DIS 3 TWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1278 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-012-204 DIS 4 TWRF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1278 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.05 INTERMEDIATE SPAN Y 349-014-201 DIS 1 TWRF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1284 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-014-202 DIS 2 TWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1284 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-014-203 DIS 3 TWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1284 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-014-204 DIS 4 TWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1284 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-014-205 DIS 5 TWRF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1284 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.06 INTERMEDIATE SPAN Y 349-015-201 DIS 1 TWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1264 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.0 349-015-202 DIS 2 TWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1264 POWELL, T.M. 23 09 4.025 ADV SPANISH COMP Y 349-054-201 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3115 CRUZ-SALVADORES, J 15 02 4.0 349-054-202 LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2174 CRUZ-SALVADORES, J 15 03 4.0 349-054-204 LEC 4 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3173 BRIZUELA, M. 15 04 4.0 349-054-205 LEC 5 MWF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3173 CRUZ-SALVADORES, J 15 05 4.0 349-054-206 LEC 6 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3173 WEST, V.A. 15 06 4.027 COMP-SPANISH SPKRS Y 349-062-201 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A HAINES 122 POWELL, T.M. 15 04 4.0M35 NATURE OF LANGUAGE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A DODD 170 QUICOLI, A.C. 50 12 5.0

SAME AS : PORTGSE M35 349-072-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 2134 25 0.0 349-072-202 DIS 1B W 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2134 25 0.0M42 CIV-SPAIN&PORTUGAL N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P ROYCE 362 DAGENAIS, J.C. 108 08 4.0

SAME AS : PORTGSE M42 349-085-201 DIS 1A R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2160 18 0.0 349-085-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2126 18 0.0 349-085-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2126 18 0.0 349-085-204 DIS 1D F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2325 18 0.0 349-085-205 DIS 1E F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2325 18 0.0 349-085-206 DIS 1F F 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3114 18 0.0100A PHONOLOGY&MORPHOLGY Y 349-307-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3153 PARODI-LEWIN, C. 30 13 4.0105 SPANISH COMPOSITION Y 349-329-201 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE A152 SHERNO, S. 15 30 4.0 349-329-202 LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3119 SHERNO, S. 15 30 4.0119B POETRY Y 349-390-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3164 SHERNO, S. 20 13 G 4.0120A HISPANC LIT TO 1700 Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P PERLOFF 1102 JOHNSON, C.B. 80 06 5.0 349-395-201 DIS 1A R 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2134 25 0.0 349-395-202 DIS 1B R 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2250 25 0.0 349-395-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1264 25 0.0 349-395-204 DIS 1D F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 2135 25 0.0127 DON QUIJOTE N 349-428-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A ROYCE 164 RODRIGUEZ-CEPEDA, 50 12 4.0128 ENLIGHT&RMNTCSM-SPN N 349-435-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3134 TORRECILLA, J. 30 04 4.0133 20C SPAN POET&DRAMA N 349-454-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3126 MORRIS, C.B. 30 14 4.0142 20C SP-AM-FCT&ESSAY N 349-498-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 3135 SKIRIUS, A.J. 30 02 4.0144B MEXICAN CULTURE Y 349-510-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P DODD 170 HERNANDEZ, G.E. 40 16 G 4.0202A PHONOLOGY N 749-015-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3131 PARODI-LEWIN, C. 10 16 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 224 POETRY OF GOLDEN AG N 749-149-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 4330 JOHNSON, C.B. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 227 CERVANTES N 749-173-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 4330 RODRIGUEZ-CEPEDA, 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 229 ROMANTICISM N 749-178-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P HAINES 122 TORRECILLA, J. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 245 CONTEMP SP AM ESSAY N 749-270-200 LEC 1 W 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3127 SKIRIUS, A.J. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 291A COLONIAL STUDIES N 749-546-200 RGP 1 W 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3127 PARODI-LEWIN, C. 10 09 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 749-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED POWELL, T.M. 100 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 749-620-201 SEM 2 UNSCHED DAGENAIS, J.C. 3 30 SU 1.0- 4.0



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749-620-202 SEM 3 UNSCHED QUICOLI, A.C. 1 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

749-620-203 SEM 4 UNSCHED JOHNSON, C.B. 2 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

495 TCH SPANISH-COLLEGE N 749-781-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P HAINES A24 POWELL, T.M. 25 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

SPEECH A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

1 PRINC ORAL COMMNCTN N 352-004-200 DIS 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A ROYCE 150 BRIDGEWATER, D.A. 25 30 4.0 352-004-202 DIS 2 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 148 KOCHIAN, J. 25 07 4.0 352-004-203 DIS 3 MW 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 150 BRIDGEWATER, D.A. 25 03 4.0 352-004-204 DIS 4 TR 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3153 GREGORY, M.S. 25 15 4.0 352-004-205 DIS 5 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5252 MILLER, T.E. 25 14 4.0181A FORENSICS N 352-786-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 4:50P MS 5233 MILLER, T.E. 25 30 2.0182 ANALYSIS & BRIEFING N 352-792-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3117 MILLER, T.E. 25 30 2.0

STATISTICS A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

10 STATISTCL REASONING N ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A BUNCHE 2209A BERK, R.A. 160 01 4.0 263-031-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5128 40 0.0 263-031-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5128 40 0.0 263-031-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A MS 5128 40 0.0 263-031-204 DIS 1D T 11:00-11:50A MS 5128 40 0.010A INTRO-STAT REASON N ----------- LEC 1 MF 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 3400 120 04 5.0 263-032-201 DIS 1A TR 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ 2258A 40 0.0 263-032-202 DIS 1B TR 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2258A 40 0.0 263-032-203 DIS 1C TR 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 2258A 40 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MF 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3400 120 06 5.0 263-032-211 DIS 2A TR 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5440 40 0.0 263-032-212 DIS 2B TR 4:00- 4:50P MS 5128 40 0.0 263-032-213 DIS 2C TR 5:00- 5:50P MS 5128 40 0.011 INTRO-STATIS MTHDS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HAINES 220 XU, H. 96 03 5.0 263-033-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 9413 32 0.0 R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5203 263-033-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 9413 32 0.0 R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5203 263-033-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 9413 32 0.0 R 10:00-10:50A MS 5203 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5200 SANCHEZ, J. 96 06 5.0 263-033-211 DIS 2A T 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 9413 32 0.0 R 11:00-11:50A MS 5203 263-033-212 DIS 2B T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 9413 32 0.0 R 12:00-12:50P MS 5203 263-033-213 DIS 2C T 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 9413 32 0.0 R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5203 ----------- LEC 3 MWF 11:00-11:50A HAINES 220 GOULD, R.L. 96 04 5.0 263-033-221 DIS 3A T 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 9413 32 0.0 R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5203 263-033-222 DIS 3B T 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 9413 32 0.0 R 4:00- 4:50P MS 5203 263-033-223 DIS 3C T 5:00- 5:50P BOELTER 9413 32 0.0 R 5:00- 5:50P MS 5203 13 STATS-LIFE&HLTH SCI N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A HAINES 220 DINOV, I.D. 96 02 5.0 263-040-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5203 32 0.0 R 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 9413 263-040-202 DIS 1B T 12:00-12:50P MS 5203 32 0.0 R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 9413 263-040-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5203 32 0.0 R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 9413 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 263-057-201 SEM 1 TBA PAIK SCHOENBERG, F 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Statistics 19, seminar 1: Hold’em or Fold’em: Poker and Probability

263-057-202 SEM 2 M 4:00- 4:50P MS 7608 CHRISTOU, N. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN

Statistics 19, seminar 2: Value of Money 263-057-203 SEM 3 T 9:00- 9:50A MS 7608 BERK, R.A. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Statistics 19, seminar 3: Statistics of Death Penalty

100A INTR-PROBABLTY THRY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5128 LI, K.C. 40 04 4.0 263-303-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-11:50A MS 5128 40 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5128 CHRISTOU, N. 40 06 4.0 263-303-211 DIS 2A R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5128 40 0.0 ----------- LEC 3 MWF 3:00- 3:50P MS 5128 SANCHEZ, J. 40 08 4.0 263-303-221 DIS 3A R 3:00- 3:50P MS 5128 40 0.0110A APPLIED STATISTICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5128 PAIK SCHOENBERG, F 40 02 4.0 263-362-201 DIS 1A R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5128 40 0.0110B APPLIED STATISTICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5128 ESFANDIARI, M.M. 40 07 4.0 263-363-201 DIS 1A R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5128 40 0.0130A STAT ANALYSIS-STATA Y 263-481-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5203 LEW, V. 25 30 4.0153 ANLYS-MISSING DATA Y 263-618-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P MS 5147 30 07 4.0201A RSCH DSGN&DATA MGMT N 663-007-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5128 BEDDO, V.C. 30 03 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 202A STATS PROGRAMMING N 663-013-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5128 HANSEN, M.H. 30 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS M213 EVENT HISTORY ANLY N 663-078-200 LEC 1 R 10:00-12:50P PUB POL 2292 MASON, W.M. 5 14 4.0

SAME AS : SOCIOL M213B RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS


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M231 PATTERN RECOGNITION N 663-186-200 LEC 1 MW 12:30- 1:45P MS 5203 YUILLE, A.L. 28 05 4.0 SAME AS : COM SCI M276A RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M243 LOGIC&CAUS&PROBBLTY N 663-258-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P PUB HLT 71257 GREENLAND, S. 5 30 4.0 SAME AS : EPIDEM M204 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

M254 STAT MTHDS-COMP BIO N 663-324-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:20P DODD 167 SABATTI, C. 10 13 G 4.0 SAME AS : BIOMATH M271

290 CURRENT LIT-STATS N 663-540-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 3:50P MS 6627 WU, Y. 60 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

C294 SCIENTIFIC WRITING N 663-564-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 2:50P MS 5203 5 09 2.0296 SEMINAR-STATISTICS N 663-576-201 SEM 1 T 1:00- 2:50P MS 5128 YUILLE, A.L. 10 30 SU 1.0- 2.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 663-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED GOULD, R.L. 25 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 495A TCHNG COLLEGE STATS N 663-791-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 3:50P MS 5128 GOULD, R.L. 20 30 SU 2.0


THEATER 1A DANCE-MUSIC THEATER N 356-001-200 STU 1 MW 10:30-11:50A MCGWN E 101 GUNN, F.N. 20 03 G 1.0 F 1:30- 2:50P MCGWN E 101

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-001-201 STU 2 MW 12:00- 1:20P MCGWN E 101 GUNN, F.N. 20 05 G 1.0 F 4:30- 5:50P MCGWN E 101

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 12 INTRO TO PERFORMNCE N ----------- LEC 1 TF 8:00- 8:35A SCULPT HACKETT, M.J. 65 30 G 4.0 T 8:45-11:20A MACGOWN 1350 T 8:45-11:20A MACGOWN 1330 T 8:45-11:20A MCGWN E 102

RESTRICT: THEATER, THEATER ARTS MAJORS & FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 356-057-201 STU 1A F 8:45-11:50A MCGWN E 101 22 0.0 356-057-202 STU 1B F 8:45-11:50A MCGWN E 102 22 0.0 356-057-203 STU 1C F 8:45-11:50A MACGOWN 1340 22 0.013 PLAY READNG&ANALYSS N 356-060-200 LEC 1 R 8:30-11:20A MACGOWN 1350 SALAMENSKY, S.I. 65 30 G 5.0

RESTRICT: THEATER, THEATER ARTS MAJORS & FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN 14A INTRO TO DESIGN N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:45- 1:20P MACGOWN 1350 ROSE, R.S. 65 30 G 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-062-201 STU 1A MW 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 12 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-062-202 STU 1B MW 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 10 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-062-203 STU 1C MW 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 2204B 8 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-062-204 STU 1D T 2:30- 4:50P MACGOWN 1220 6 0.0 F 1:00- 4:20P MACGOWN

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-062-205 STU 1E T 2:30- 4:50P MACGOWN 1220 5 0.0 F 1:00- 4:20P MACGOWN

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-062-206 STU 1F TR 2:30- 5:20P MACGOWN 2204B 4 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-062-207 STU 1G R 2:30- 4:50P MACGOWN 6 0.0 F 1:00- 4:20P MACGOWN 1220

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-062-208 STU 1H R 2:30- 4:50P MACGOWN 5 0.0 F 1:00- 4:20P MACGOWN 1220

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-062-209 STU 1I MW 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 2204B 4 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 20 ACTING FUNDAMENTALS N 356-076-200 STU 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P MCGWN E 101 SHAPIRO, M. 20 30 4.0 356-076-201 STU 2 TR 3:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 1350 SHAPIRO, M. 20 30 4.0 356-076-202 STU 3 TR 4:00- 5:50P MCGWN E 101 SHAPIRO, M. 20 30 4.028A ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 1 N 356-101-200 STU 1 TR 12:00- 1:20P MCGWN E 101 ORTH, T.J. 20 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Theater 28A:

50 THEATER PRODUCTION N 356-161-201 LAB 1 MW 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 1.0- 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

Theater 50, lab 1: 356-161-202 LAB 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 1.0- 2.0

Theater 50, lab 2: 356-161-204 LAB 4 VAR MACGOWN IONAZZI, D.A. 20 30 G 1.0- 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Theater 50, lab 4:

356-161-205 LAB 5 VAR MACGOWN IONAZZI, D.A. 4 30 G 1.0- 2.0 Theater 50, lab 5:

356-161-206 LAB 6 VAR IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 1.0- 2.0 Theater 50, lab 6:

356-161-207 LAB 7 VAR IONAZZI, D.A. 2 30 G 1.0- 2.0 Theater 50, lab 7:

356-161-208 LAB 8 VAR MACGOWN IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 1.0- 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT



101A MAKING TRADITION N ----------- LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1350 YAN, H. 65 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: THEATER, THEATER ARTS MAJORS

356-301-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A MACGOWN 2310C 20 0.0 356-301-202 DIS 1B R 8:00- 8:50A MACGOWN 2310C 20 0.0 356-301-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A MACGOWN 2310C 20 0.0


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356-301-204 DIS 1D R 9:00- 9:50A MACGOWN 2310C 20 0.0 ----------- LEC 2 F 12:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 1350 CASE, S. 65 30 G 5.0

RESTRICT: THEATER, THEATER ARTS MAJORS 356-301-211 DIS 2A M 8:00- 8:50A MACGOWN 2310C 19 0.0 356-301-212 DIS 2B W 8:00- 8:50A MACGOWN 2310C 19 0.0 356-301-213 DIS 2C M 9:00- 9:50A MACGOWN 2310C 20 0.0 356-301-214 DIS 2D W 9:00- 9:50A MACGOWN 2310C 20 0.0 356-301-215 DIS 2E M 9:00- 9:50A MACGOWN 2310B 12 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-301-216 DIS 2F W 9:00- 9:50A MACGOWN 2310B 12 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 102E THEA-NON-EUROP WRLD N 356-319-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:20P MACGOWN 2310B HARTER, P.M. 15 30 4.0M103C ORIGIN-CHICANO THTR N 356-327-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-11:50A HAINES 118 VALENZUELA, J.L. 50 30 4.0

SAME AS : CHICANO M103C108 HISTORY & CRITICISM N 356-373-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 2310C YAN, H. 20 30 G 5.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT Theater 108:

114A DANCE&SNG-MUSC THTR Y 356-409-200 STU 1 MW 9:00-10:20A MACGOWN 1350 KERNS, L. 20 30 G 1.0 VAR MACGOWN

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 115A ACTING I N 356-413-200 STU 1 TR 12:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 1330 MONAGHAN, E.J. 20 30 G 4.0 TR 3:00- 4:20P MACGOWN 1154 MW 4:30- 5:50P MACGOWN 1350 MWF 3:00- 4:20P MCGWN E 101

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-413-201 STU 2 TR 3:00- 5:50P MCGWN E 102 MORELAND, J.E. 20 30 G 4.0 TR 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 1154 MW 4:30- 5:50P MACGOWN 1350 MWF 3:00- 4:20P MCGWN E 101

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-413-202 STU 3 TR 12:00- 2:50P MCGWN E 102 MONAGHAN, E.J. 20 30 G 4.0 TR 3:00- 4:20P MACGOWN 1165 MW 4:30- 5:50P MACGOWN 1350 MWF 3:00- 4:20P MCGWN E 101

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 116A ACTING II N 356-421-200 STU 1 MW 12:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 1330 GUNN, F.N. 20 30 G 4.0 TR 10:30-11:50A MACGOWN 2330 MW 10:30-11:50A MACGOWN 1350 MW 4:30- 5:50P MCGWN E 101 TR 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 1350 F 4:30- 5:50P MACGOWN 1350

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-421-201 STU 2 TR 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 1330 GUNN, F.N. 20 30 G 4.0 MW 9:00-10:20A MCGWN E 101 MW 10:30-11:50A MACGOWN 1350 MW 4:30- 5:50P MCGWN E 101 TR 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 1350 F 4:30- 5:50P MACGOWN 1350

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-421-202 STU 3 MW 12:00- 2:50P MCGWN E 102 GUNN, F.N. 20 30 G 4.0 TR 9:00-10:20A MACGOWN 2330 MW 10:30-11:50A MACGOWN 1350 MW 4:30- 5:50P MCGWN E 101 TR 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 1350 F 4:30- 5:50P MACGOWN 1350

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 118A CREATIVE DRAMATICS N 356-428-200 LEC 1 TR 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 2330 HARTER, P.M. 20 15 4.0121 ACTING WORKSHOP Y 356-453-201 STU 1 MW 12:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 1340 SHAPIRO, M. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 126A ACTNG&VOICE&MVMNT 3 Y 356-473-201 STU 1 MW 12:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 2330 OLIVIERI, J.M. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-473-202 STU 2 TR 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 2330 OLIVIERI, J.M. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 128D ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 2 N 356-503-200 STU 1 MW 10:30-11:50A MCGWN E 102 GUNN, F.N. 20 30 G 2.0 MW 3:00- 4:20P MACGOWN 1350 MW 3:00- 4:20P MCGWN E 102 TR 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 1350 F 3:00- 4:20P MACGOWN 1350

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 356-503-201 STU 2 MW 9:00-10:20A MCGWN E 102 GUNN, F.N. 20 30 G 2.0 MW 3:00- 4:20P MACGOWN 1350 MW 3:00- 4:20P MCGWN E 102 TR 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 1350 F 3:00- 4:20P MACGOWN 1350

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 130A FUND PLAYWRITING I N 356-490-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 2310C GEIOGAMAH, H.L. 30 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C133A SCRIPT DVLPMT WKSHP N 356-509-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1278 GARDNER, G.A. 20 30 G 4.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 134A DANCE-MUSICAL II N 356-547-200 STU 1 TR 12:00- 1:20P MACGOWN 2330 BELZER, D.T. 25 30 G 1.0 F 9:00- 1:20P MACGOWN 2330

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 135A SINGING-MUSICAL II N 356-523-200 STU 1 MW 4:30- 5:50P MCGWN E 102 MANN, J.L. 20 30 G 1.0 VAR MACGOWN

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 138 SPC PRB PRFRMN TCHN N 356-546-200 STU 1 M 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1330 CARUSO, S. 10 01 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C144A ADV SOUND DESIGN N 356-584-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 2101B ALLEN, P.G. 20 30 G 4.0



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C146A ENTERTAINMNT DESIGN N 356-573-200 LEC 1 M 4:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 2209A WARD, W.D. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

150 THEATER PRODUCTION Y 356-611-201 LAB 1 MW 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 1.0- 2.0 Theater 150, lab 1:

356-611-202 LAB 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 1.0- 2.0 Theater 150, lab 2:










152A LIGHTING DESIGN Y 356-628-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P MACGOWN 2310C JAMPOLIS, N.P. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

153B COSTUME DESIGN Y 356-634-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 2310B ARMSTRONG, A.M. 15 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

154A SOUND DESIGN Y 356-638-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:20P MACGOWN 2310C WARD, W.D. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

C155D MODEL MAKING Y 356-681-200 STU 1 TR 9:00-10:50A MACGOWN 3312 CHOI, H.K. 20 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

C155E LIFE DRAWING Y 356-682-200 STU 1 R 9:00-12:50P MACGOWN 1154 WAZIR, J.L. 20 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

C157A COSTUME CONSTRCTION Y 356-672-200 STU 1 S 10:00- 1:50P MACGOWN 2204B CUNNINGHAM, R.G. 20 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

163B DIRECTING FOR STAGE Y 356-667-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 1340 SHAPIRO, M. 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

171A ADV THEATER LAB N 356-684-200 LAB 1 VAR MACGOWN ROSE, R.S. 25 30 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-684-201 LAB 2 VAR MACGOWN IONAZZI, D.A. 20 30 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

171B ADV THEATER LAB N 356-685-200 LAB 1 VAR MACGOWN ROSE, R.S. 25 30 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-685-201 LAB 2 VAR MACGOWN IONAZZI, D.A. 20 30 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

172 PRODUCTION PRACTICE N 356-688-200 STU 1 VAR MACGOWN ARMSTRONG, A.M. 10 30 G 1.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-688-201 STU 2 R 2:00- 4:50P MACGOWN BURKE, J.A. 10 30 G 1.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

173A DESIGN ASGNMNT-ASST Y 356-694-200 STU 1 VAR MACGOWN ROSE, R.S. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-694-201 STU 2 VAR MACGOWN ARMSTRONG, A.M. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

173B PRDCTN DSGN ASGNMNT Y 356-695-200 STU 1 VAR MACGOWN ROSE, R.S. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-695-201 STU 2 VAR MACGOWN ARMSTRONG, A.M. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

M178 FILM&TV ACTNG WKSHP N 356-715-201 LAB 1 TR 9:00-11:50A MELNITZ 1439A SALVI, D.N. 25 30 G 2.0 SAME AS : FILM TV M177 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-715-202 LAB 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 1439A SALVI, D.N. 20 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

180 SENIOR PROJECT Y 356-733-200 LEC 1 VAR MACGOWN GARDNER, G.A. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-733-201 LEC 2 VAR MACGOWN CARUSO, S. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-733-202 LEC 3 VAR MACGOWN HACKETT, M.J. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-733-203 LEC 4 VAR MACGOWN ORTH, T.J. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-733-204 LEC 5 VAR MACGOWN JAMPOLIS, N.P. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-733-205 LEC 6 VAR MACGOWN WARD, W.D. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

356-733-206 LEC 7 VAR MACGOWN GEIOGAMAH, H.L. 10 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

205C THEATR ART BACKGRND N 756-076-200 SEM 1 F 9:00-12:50P PUB POL 1337 CASE, S. 48 30 5.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

216C IDENTIFICATION N 756-100-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 2310C CASE, S. 15 30 G 5.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

220 GRADUATE FORUM N 756-180-201 SEM 1 T 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3169 SORGENFREI, C. 10 30 SU 1.0- 2.0 R 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3169

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS230A THE ONE-ACT PLAY N 756-228-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3120 GEIOGAMAH, H.L. 20 30 G 4.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 243A SCENIC DESIGN N 756-290-201 STU 2 MW 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 3312 JAMPOLIS, N.P. 15 30 4.0 MW 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1154

RESTRICT: THEATER, THEATER ARTS MAJORS 244A ADV THEATER PRODCTN N 756-293-200 STU 1 VAR MACGOWN MCLAIN, M.S. 20 30 G 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS


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245A PRODUCTN MANAGEMENT N 756-296-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:50P MACGOWN 2310C IONAZZI, D.A. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

260 DIRECTING I N 756-376-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1340 MCLAIN, M.S. 15 30 G 4.0 MW 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 1154 MW 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 1330 F 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 2330 F 3:00- 5:50P MCGWN E 102

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS263 PRODCTN PRJCT-STAGE N 756-390-200 DIS 1 VAR MACGOWN MCLAIN, M.S. 20 30 G 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS298A SPECIAL STUDIES N 756-594-200 DIS 1 VAR MACGOWN WARD, W.D. 20 30 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 756-594-201 DIS 2 VAR MACGOWN HARTER, P.M. 10 30 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 298B SPECIAL STUDIES N 756-595-201 DIS 1 R 2:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 2101B BURKE, J.A. 10 30 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 756-595-202 DIS 2 VAR MACGOWN GARDNER, G.A. 10 30 2.0/ 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 756-600-200 SEM 1 VAR WARD, W.D. 50 30 SU 1.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS420A ADVANCED ACTING 1 N 756-605-200 STU 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 1340 SHAPIRO, M. 20 30 G 4.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS421A ADVANCED ACTING 2 N 756-612-200 STU 1 MW 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 2330 GEER, E. 25 30 G 4.0/ 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS422 ADV ACT-THTR&FLM&TV N 756-616-200 STU 1 MW 1:30- 2:50P MCGWN E 101 RODRIGUE, J. 15 30 G 8.0-12.0 MW 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 2330 TR 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1340 F 2:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 1340 MW 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 1340

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS424A ADV VOICE&SPEECH 1 N 756-627-200 STU 1 TR 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 1340 MORELAND, J.E. 20 30 G 2.0- 4.0 F 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 2330

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS424D ADV VOICE&SPEECH 2 N 756-634-200 STU 1 TR 10:30-11:50A MCGWN E 101 WAGAR, P.M. 40 30 G 2.0- 4.0 F 1:30- 2:50P MCGWN E 102

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS425A ADVANCED MOVEMENT 1 N 756-638-200 STU 1 MW 12:00- 1:20P MACGOWN 1350 RODRIGUE, J. 20 30 G 2.0- 4.0 TR 12:00- 1:20P MACGOWN 1340

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS425D ADVANCED MOVEMENT 2 N 756-645-200 STU 1 MW 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 1350 MONAGHAN, E.J. 20 30 G 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS430A ADV STD-PLAYWRITING N 756-652-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P HAINES 122 VILLARREAL, E.E. 20 30 4.0- 8.0 M 6:00- 7:50P BUNCHE 3288

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C433A SCRIPT DVLPMT WKSHP N 756-660-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1278 GARDNER, G.A. 10 30 G 4.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 435AF ADV WRTNG FOR STAGE N 756-655-200 LEC 1 M 6:00- 7:50P PUB POL VILLARREAL, E.E. 30 30 T1 0.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 441A LIGHTING DESIGN N 756-672-201 LEC 2 MW 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 3312 JAMPOLIS, N.P. 15 30 G 4.0 MW 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1154

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS442A COSTUME DESIGN N 756-677-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A MACGOWN 2310A ARMSTRONG, A.M. 8 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS 756-677-201 LEC 2 MW 1:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 2310B ARMSTRONG, A.M. 10 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTSC444A ADV SOUND DESIGN N 756-641-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 2101B ALLEN, P.G. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C446A ENTERTAINMNT DESIGN N 756-621-200 LEC 1 M 4:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 2209A WARD, W.D. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C455D MODEL MAKING N 756-810-200 STU 1 TR 9:00-10:50A MACGOWN 3312 CHOI, H.K. 10 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C455E LIFE DRAWING N 756-811-200 STU 1 R 9:00-12:50P MACGOWN 1154 WAZIR, J.L. 20 30 G 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C457A COSTUME CONSTRCTION N 756-767-200 STU 1 S 10:00- 1:50P MACGOWN 2204B CUNNINGHAM, R.G. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT C472 PRODUCTN&PERFMN LAB N 756-739-201 LAB 1 VAR MACGOWN MCLAIN, M.S. 20 30 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS 756-739-202 LAB 2 VAR MACGOWN OLIVIERI, J.M. 20 30 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS 756-739-203 LAB 3 VAR MACGOWN HACKETT, M.J. 20 30 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS 756-739-204 LAB 4 VAR MACGOWN GEER, E. 20 30 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS 756-739-205 LAB 5 VAR MACGOWN GARDNER, G.A. 20 30 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS 756-739-206 LAB 6 VAR MACGOWN MCLAIN, M.S. 20 30 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS 756-739-207 LAB 7 VAR MACGOWN ARMSTRONG, A.M. 10 30 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS 756-739-208 LAB 8 VAR MACGOWN JAMPOLIS, N.P. 10 30 2.0- 8.0

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS474 PROJECTS-THTR DSGN N 756-737-201 LAB 1 VAR MACGOWN ARMSTRONG, A.M. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 756-737-202 LAB 2 VAR MACGOWN JAMPOLIS, N.P. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 756-737-203 LAB 3 VAR MACGOWN BURKE, J.A. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 756-737-204 LAB 4 VAR MACGOWN WARD, W.D. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0



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495A PRACTICM-TCHNG THTR N 756-776-200 SEM 1 F 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1350 YAN, H. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS

756-776-201 SEM 2 F 12:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 1350 CASE, S. 10 30 G 2.0 RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS

498 INTERN-THTR&FILM&TV N 756-789-200 TUT 1 VAR MACGOWN WARD, W.D. 20 30 4.0-12.0 RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS

URBAN PLANNING 141 PLANG-MINORTY COMUN N 325-546-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3175 ESTRADA, L.F. 50 03 4.0CM160 ENVIR PLTCS&GVRNNCE N 325-660-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P KNUDSEN 1240B PINCETL, S.S. 40 15 G 4.0

SAME AS : ENVIRON M164 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

M201 THEORIES-ARCHITECTR N 725-006-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 5 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : ARCH&UD M201 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

M204 RSRCH DESIGN&METHDS N 725-024-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 4320B PHILLIPS, M. 10 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : PUB PLC M218 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

205 SEM-THESIS&CMP EXAM N 725-030-200 SEM 1 T 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 5273 DRENNAN, M. 20 11 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

725-030-201 SEM 2 T 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 2242 WOLFF, G. 40 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

M206A GEOG INFO SYSTEMS N 725-036-200 LEC 1 T 5:00- 7:50P PUB POL 1015A ESTRADA, L.F. 30 30 G 4.0 SAME AS : PUB PLC M224A RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

207 APPLIED MICROECON N 725-042-201 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:20A PUB POL 2355 SHOUP, D.C. 50 02 G 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

725-042-202 LEC 2 MW 12:30- 1:50P PUB POL 2355 SHOUP, D.C. 40 05 G 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

208 SEM-ADV RSRCH MTHDS N 725-048-200 SEM 1 T 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 2292 ONG, P.M. 15 11 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

210A INTRO-PLANNING THRY N 725-060-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 6223 TAKAHASHI, L.M. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

217A COMPRHNSV PLAN PROJ N 725-112-200 SEM 1 M 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 3343C DRENNAN, M. 15 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

218 GRAPHICS&URBAN INFO N 725-108-200 LEC 1 MW 3:30- 4:50P PUB POL 4320B MUKHIJA, V. 24 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

220A QANT ANL-URBN PLN I N 725-120-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-12:20P PUB POL 2355 LIGGETT, R.S. 75 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

229 SPCL TPC-PLNNG MTHD N 725-174-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 2292 ONG, P.M. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

235A URBNZ-DEVELPNG WRLD N 725-210-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1337 COMMINS, S.K. 40 08 G 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

M241 SOCIAL WELFARE PLCY N 725-246-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2343 IGLEHART, A.P. 10 30 4.0 R 2:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2355

SAME AS : PUB PLC M210, SOC WLF M221A RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

242 LOCATIONAL CONFLICT N 725-252-200 DIS 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 4357B TAKAHASHI, L.M. 30 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

M254 LAND USE&URBAN FORM N 725-324-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P PUB POL 2238 CRANE, R.D. 40 07 G 4.0 SAME AS : PUB PLC M220 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

C260 ENVIR PLTCS&GVRNNCE N 725-360-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P KNUDSEN 1240B PINCETL, S.S. 22 15 G 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

280 NONPRFT HOUSNG DEVL N 725-480-200 DIS 1 M 5:00- 7:50P PUB POL 1256 RICHMAN, N.T. 30 30 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

M292 ELEMNT-URBAN DESIGN N 725-552-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF 10 30 4.0 SAME AS : ARCH&UD M271 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

294 HOUSNG-DEV CONTRIES N 725-564-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1337 MUKHIJA, V. 35 16 G 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 725-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LOUKAITOU-SIDERIS, 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS

496 FIELD PROJECTS N 725-792-201 TUT 1 UNSCHED BLUMENBERG, E.A. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-202 TUT 2 UNSCHED CRANE, R.D. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-203 TUT 3 UNSCHED ESTRADA, L.F. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-204 TUT 4 UNSCHED HECHT, S.B. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-206 TUT 6 UNSCHED HUNE, S. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-207 TUT 7 UNSCHED LEAVITT, J. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-208 TUT 8 UNSCHED LIGGETT, R.S. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-209 TUT 9 UNSCHED LOUKAITOU-SIDERIS, 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-210 TUT 10 UNSCHED MUKHIJA, V. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-211 TUT 11 UNSCHED ONG, P.M. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-212 TUT 12 UNSCHED SHOUP, D.C. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-213 TUT 13 UNSCHED TAKAHASHI, L.M. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-214 TUT 14 UNSCHED TAYLOR, B.D. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-215 TUT 15 UNSCHED VALENZUELA, A. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS


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725-792-216 TUT 16 UNSCHED CUFF, D. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-217 TUT 17 UNSCHED DRENNAN, M. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-218 TUT 18 UNSCHED RICHMAN, N.T. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-219 TUT 19 UNSCHED WOLFF, G. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

725-792-220 TUT 20 UNSCHED PINCETL, S.S. 10 30 SU 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

WOMEN’S STUDIES A per-unit Instructional Enhancement Fee is assessed on most L&S undergraduate nontutorial classes. See the Miscellaneous Fee Chart at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/fees for fee amounts.

10 FMNST-WOMEN&SOCIETY N ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A LAKRETZ 110 RADCLIFFE, K.L. 208 01 5.0 367-030-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 6201 26 0.0 367-030-202 DIS 1B T 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 1044 26 0.0 367-030-203 DIS 1C W 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1120 26 0.0 367-030-204 DIS 1D W 1:00- 1:50P LAKRETZ 120 26 0.0 367-030-205 DIS 1E F 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1151 26 0.0 367-030-206 DIS 1F F 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1151 26 0.0 367-030-207 DIS 1G R 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1628 26 0.0 367-030-208 DIS 1H R 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1601 26 0.019 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM N 367-057-201 SEM 1 M 4:30- 5:30P HERSHEY 1120 LITTLETON, C.A. 20 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: FIRST-YEAR FRESHMAN Women’s Studies 19, seminar 1: Sexual Harassment Law and Policy

M101A GAY LIT-PRE STONEWL Y 367-306-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P DODD 167 LITTLE, A.L. 10 15 5.0 SAME AS : ENGL M101A, LGBTS M101A

M107A AMRCN WOMEN WRITERS Y 367-342-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2232 ROWE, K.E. 10 13 5.0 SAME AS : ENGL M107A

M108S VIOLENCE AGNST WOMN Y 367-349-200 LEC 1 W 11:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3126 LEVY, B. 25 06 G 4.0 SAME AS : SOC WLF M108S

M110C PHIL ANLY-FEM THERY N 367-362-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1120 HARDING, S. 20 15 G 4.0 SAME AS : PHILOS M187 RESTRICT: WOMEN’S STUDIES MAJORS/MINORS & JUNIORS AND ABOVE

M114 LSBN&GAY&BSX&TRNGND N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P KNUDSEN 1200B SCHULTZ, J.A. 24 15 5.0 SAME AS : LGBTS M114

367-384-201 DIS 1A W 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3117 6 0.0 367-384-202 DIS 1B W 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3117 6 0.0 367-384-203 DIS 1C R 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 166 6 0.0 367-384-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1120 6 0.0M128 ROOTS OF PATRIARCHY N 367-468-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE A152 DEXTER, M.R. 12 11 4.0

SAME AS : HNRS M118 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

M137E WRK BEHAV-WOMEN&MEN Y 367-524-200 LEC 1 MF 1:30- 2:50P ROLFE 1200 ELSESSER, K.M. 50 06 4.0 SAME AS : PSYCH M137E

CM143 WOMN HLRS&RITL&TRNS N 367-558-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 250 DOSAMANTES-BEAUDRY 5 12 4.0 SAME AS : WLD ART CM140 RESTRICT: WOMEN’S STUDIES MAJORS/MINORS

M151 MARRIAGE&FMLY&KNSHP Y 367-606-200 LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:45A FOWLER A139 LEVINE, N. 30 02 4.0 SAME AS : ANTHRO M151

M159 PORNO AND EVOLUTION N 367-654-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3135 MALAMUTH, N.M. 5 14 G 4.0 SAME AS : COM STD M159

M164A WOMEN&VOLNCE&GLOBAL N 367-684-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P DODD 175 DE, E.N. 45 07 G 4.0 SAME AS : ASIA AM M164

168 FEMINIST ECONOMICS Y 367-708-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3170 OZLER, S. 30 13 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

M174 SOC OF THE FAMILY N ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HAINES A2 BEREND, Z. 30 30 4.0 SAME AS : SOCIOL M174

367-744-201 DIS 1A M 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 160 5 0.0 367-744-202 DIS 1B M 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2317 5 0.0 367-744-203 DIS 1C M 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3134 5 0.0 367-744-204 DIS 1D W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2178 5 0.0 367-744-205 DIS 1E W 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2317 5 0.0 367-744-206 DIS 1F W 4:00- 4:50P HAINES A82 5 0.0

For Women’s Studies CM178, students must also enroll in Women’s Studies CM178L. CM178 MEDIA LIT&POL-GENDR N 367-768-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P MOORE 1048 HAMMER, R. 8 16 G 4.0

SAME AS : EDUC CM178 RESTRICT: WOMEN’S STUDIES MAJORS/MINORS

CM178L MEDIA LIT&GENDR-LAB Y 367-769-200 LAB 1 R 4:30- 5:50P POWELL 190 HAMMER, R. 8 30 G 2.0 SAME AS : EDUC CM178L RESTRICT: WOMEN’S STUDIES MAJORS/MINORS

185 SPCL TPC-WOMNS STDS N 367-810-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 6:50P HERSHEY 1601 CONES, J.H. 15 30 4.0 RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE

Women’s Studies 185, lecture 1: Psychology of Race and Gender among African Americans 367-810-201 LEC 2 T 1:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2292 TOHIDI, N.E. 15 30 4.0

Women’s Studies 185, lecture 2: Gender, Globalization, and Transnational Feminism187 SENIOR RESEARCH SEM Y 367-823-200 SEM 1 M 12:00- 2:50P FRANZ 2288 BAYS, S.A. 15 05 G 4.0

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 201 FEMNST KNWLDG-EARLY N 767-007-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1264 DE, E.N. 20 30 G 4.0

RESTRICT: WOMEN’S STUDIES GRAD STUDENTS 204 CURRENT RESEARCH N 767-024-200 SEM 1 VAR HERSHEY LITTLETON, C.A. 20 30 SU 1.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS CM243 WOMN HLRS&RITL&TRNS N 767-198-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 250 DOSAMANTES-BEAUDRY 3 12 4.0

SAME AS : WLD ART CM240 RESTRICT: WOMEN’S STUDIES GRAD STUDENTS

For Women’s Studies CM278, students must also enroll in Women’s Studies CM278L. CM278 MEDIA LIT&POL-GENDR N 767-468-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P MOORE 1048 HAMMER, R. 6 16 G 4.0

SAME AS : EDUC CM278 RESTRICT: WOMEN’S STUDIES GRAD STUDENTS


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CM278L MEDIA LIT&GENDR-LAB Y 767-469-200 LAB 1 R 4:30- 5:50P POWELL 190 HAMMER, R. 6 30 G 2.0 SAME AS : EDUC CM278L RESTRICT: WOMEN’S STUDIES GRAD STUDENTS

285 SPECIAL TOPICS N 767-510-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 6:50P HERSHEY 1601 CONES, J.H. 15 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

767-510-201 LEC 2 F 10:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1151 FALSAFI, S. 15 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 767-620-200 SEM 1 T 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 2534 RADCLIFFE, K.L. 4 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT

767-620-201 SEM 2 F 8:00- 8:50A ROYCE 322 SCHULTZ, J.A. 4 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

767-620-202 SEM 3 UNSCHED 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 767-620-203 SEM 4 VAR 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 495 FEMINIST PEDAGOGY N 767-790-200 SEM 1 VAR BROIDY, E. 15 30 SU 2.0

RESTRICT: WOMEN’S STUDIES GRAD STUDENTS

WORLD ARTS AND CULTURES WAC 2 thru 16 are limited to majors until August 31, 2005. At that time, enrollment will be opened to nonmajors, space permitting. WAC 55 thru 65 (intermediate movement classes), C109A thru C115 (advanced movement classes), and C409A thru C415 (advanced graduate movement classes) are by instructor consent. Auditions on the first day of

class determine enrollment.1 INTR-WORLD ART&CLTR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P KAUFMAN 208 QUIGLEY, C.H. 80 30 G 5.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 359-004-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 153 18 0.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 359-004-202 DIS 1B T 11:00-11:50A KAUFMAN 153 18 0.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 359-004-203 DIS 1C F 9:00- 9:50A KAUFMAN 153 18 0.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 359-004-204 DIS 1D F 10:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 153 18 0.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 2 LOWER DIVISION SEM N 359-006-200 SEM 1 MW 9:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 240 LEUNG, A.S. 20 02 G 4.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC World Arts, seminar 1:

CULTURE JAM N 359-006-201 SEM 2 TR 3:00- 4:20P KAUFMAN 153 MOORTY, S.P. 20 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC

World Arts 2, seminar 2: Culture Jam: Theoretical and Artistic Investigations of Mixed Heritage 5 SINGING BODY N 359-016-200 STU 1 MW 11:00-12:20P KAUFMAN 208 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC World Arts 5, studio 1: Singing Body

6 BEG GHANAIAN DANCE N 359-019-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P KAUFMAN 214 SAAKA, I. 20 30 2.0 RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC

World Arts 6, studio 1: Beginning Dance of Ghana BEG CAPOEIRA N 359-019-201 STU 2 MW 3:30- 4:50P KAUFMAN 230 CAMPION, A.T. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC World Arts 6, studio 2: Beginning Capoeira

9 BEGINNING TAP DANCE N 359-027-200 STU 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P KAUFMAN 1000 DALLY, L.M. 20 30 2.0 RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC

World Arts 9, studio 1: Beginning Tap Dance 10 BEG KOREAN DANCE N 359-031-200 STU 1 TR 11:30-12:50P KAUFMAN 240 YANG, J. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC World Arts 10, studio 1: Beginning Korean Dance

BEG CHINESE DANCE N 359-031-201 STU 2 TR 9:30-10:50A KAUFMAN 240 WU, J. 20 30 2.0 RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC

World Arts 10, studio 2: Beginning Dance of China 11 BEGINNING YOGA N 359-032-200 STU 1 TR 5:00- 6:20P KAUFMAN 214 FOLEY, K.M. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC World Arts 11, studio 1: Beginning Yoga

13 BEGINNING BALLET N 359-042-200 STU 1 TR 4:30- 5:50P KAUFMAN 230 COHEN, D.B. 20 30 2.0 RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC

World Arts 13, studio 1: Beginning Ballet 15 BEG MOD/PSTMOD DNCE N 359-045-200 LAB 1 MW 1:30- 2:50P KAUFMAN 230 MILKMAN, R.J. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 16 BEG IMPROVSTN-DANCE N 359-048-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:20P KAUFMAN 214 RASCH, S.L. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 22 INTR-AMER FLKLR STD N ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 190 NOONAN, K.E. 80 03 5.0 359-066-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A KAUFMAN 101 20 0.0 359-066-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 101 20 0.0 359-066-203 DIS 1C F 11:00-11:50A KAUFMAN 153 20 0.0 359-066-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P KAUFMAN 153 20 0.046 DANCING-SLCTD CLTRS N 359-138-200 STU 1 TR 3:30- 4:50P KAUFMAN 1000 RABB, J. 20 16 2.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 59 INTERMED HIP-HOP N 359-177-200 STU 1 MW 9:00-10:20A KAUFMAN 1000 HARRIS, L.R. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT World Arts 59, studio 1: Intermediate Hip Hop

65 INT MOD/PSTMOD DNCE N 359-195-200 STU 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P KAUFMAN 214 20 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

67 INTRO-DANCE COMP N 359-201-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P KAUFMAN 214 MARKS, V.E. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC

70 PRODUCTION N 359-211-200 LAB 1 F 11:00-12:20P KAUFMAN 101 MELVILLE, P.R. 20 30 PN 1.0 RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC

78 PRIVATE INSTR-WAC N 359-231-200 STU 1 UNSCHED KINROSS LEUNG, A.S. 15 30 PN 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

101 THEORIES-PERFORMNCE Y 359-310-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 208 GERE, D.H. 65 12 4.0 RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC

102 INTRCLTRL PERFORMNC Y 359-312-200 SEM 1 F 9:00-11:50A KAUFMAN 208 MCDOWELL, C.L. 20 30 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

World Arts 102:103 ARTS IN COMMUNITY Y 359-320-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P KAUFMAN 153 20 04 G 4.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC


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C109A ADVANCED HIP HOP N 359-355-200 STU 1 MW 1:30- 2:50P KAUFMAN 1000 HARRIS, L.R. 20 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

World Arts C109A, studio 1: Advanced Hip Hop C113A INTRMEDT/ADV BALLET N 359-377-200 STU 1 TR 11:00-12:50P KAUFMAN 230 EDGERTON, G.J. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT World Arts C113A: Intermediate/Advanced Ballet Workshop

114 PERFORMANCE PRACTCM N 359-385-200 STU 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P KAUFMAN 214 KALEV, N. 12 15 PN 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC

World Arts 114: Upside Down Workshop C115 ADV MOD/PSTMOD DNCE Y 359-391-200 STU 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 214 GILLESPIE, M.S. 20 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 117 ADV TPCS-CHOREOGPHY Y 359-402-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P KAUFMAN 240 20 04 4.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 120 MEDITERRANEAN CULTR N 359-422-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:20A KAUFMAN 101 PETROVIC, A. 30 02 4.0

World Arts 120, lecture 1: Mediterranean Cultural Landscape VISUAL THINKING N 359-422-201 LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:20P KAUFMAN 101 BISHOP, J.M. 30 13 4.0

World Arts 120, lecture 2: Visual Thinking M125A BEYOND MEXICN MURAL Y 359-449-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P OFF CAM BACA, J.F. 5 30 4.0

SAME AS : ART M186A, CHICANO M186A M125AL BEYOND MEXICN MURAL N 359-451-200 LAB 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P OFF CAM BACA, J.F. 5 30 2.0

SAME AS : ART M186AL, CHICANO M186AL 133 TEXTILES-AMERICAS N 359-499-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A FOWLER 2450 BASSLER, J.W. 18 02 4.0

World Arts 133: Textiles of Americas CM140 WOMN HLRS&RITL&TRNS N 359-539-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 250 DOSAMANTES-BEAUDRY 5 12 4.0

SAME AS : WOM STD CM143 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

C155 SELF AND CULTURE N 359-630-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P KAUFMAN 153 DOSAMANTES-BEAUDRY 15 30 4.0166 DANCE AS CLTR IN ED N 359-698-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 5:20P KAUFMAN 208 30 16 4.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 170 ADVANCED PRODUCTION Y 359-720-200 LAB 1 F 11:00-12:20P KAUFMAN 101 MELVILLE, P.R. 5 30 PN 1.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC C173 SOUND RESOURCE-PERF N 359-739-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P KAUFMAN 153 15 30 4.0

RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC 174 PROJECTS IN WAC N 359-746-201 LAB 1 MTWR 11:00-12:50P KAUFMAN 1000 HARRIS, L.R. 20 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT World Arts 174, laboratory 1: Faculty Concert

359-746-202 LAB 2 F 2:00- 3:50P KAUFMAN 136 MARKS, V.E. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

World Arts 174, laboratory 2: Slave Trafficking and Arts Activism 359-746-203 LAB 3 VAR KINROSS 10 30 2.0- 4.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT World Arts 174, laboratory 3:

178 ADV PRIVT INSTR-WAC N 359-768-200 STU 1 UNSCHED LEUNG, A.S. 5 30 PN 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

C180 VIDEO PRODUCTN-ARTS N 359-779-200 LAB 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P KAUFMAN 240 BISHOP, J.M. 8 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,WAC,CLTR&PRFRMNC

186A SENIOR HONORS PROJ Y 359-818-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P KAUFMAN 208 MARKS, V.E. 40 08 G 5.0 RESTRICT: WORLD ARTS AND CULTURES SENIORS

200 STUDY OF CULTURE N 759-000-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P KAUFMAN 136 COSENTINO, D.J. 10 08 4.0 RESTRICT: CULTURE AND PERFORMANCE

211A ADV CHOREOGRAPHY N 759-066-200 STU 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P KAUFMAN 214 FOSTER, S.L. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: WAC,DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,CLTR&PRFR GRAD

211D ADV CHOREOGRAPHY N 759-069-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P KAUFMAN 208 LEUNG, A.S. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: WAC,DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,CLTR&PRFR GRAD

216 NARRATIVE&ORAL PERF N 759-096-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P KAUFMAN 136 COSENTINO, D.J. 10 16 5.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

220 CULTURE&PERFORMANCE N 759-121-200 SEM 1 MW 9:00-10:20A KAUFMAN 101 PETROVIC, A. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

World Arts 220, seminar 1: Mediterranean Cultural Landscape 759-121-201 SEM 2 TR 11:00-12:20P KAUFMAN 101 BISHOP, J.M. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS World Arts 220, seminar 2: Visual Thinking

759-121-202 SEM 3 W 3:00- 5:50P KAUFMAN 136 QUIGLEY, C.H. 10 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

World Arts 220, seminar 3: Performance Ethnographies: Critical Reading Course 759-121-203 SEM 4 F 11:00- 1:50P KAUFMAN 136 SHIMSHON-SANTO, A. 10 30 4.0

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS World Arts 220, seminar 4: Research Methods: Interviewing Technques, Gender and Performance

CM240 WOMN HLRS&RITL&TRNS N 759-239-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 250 DOSAMANTES-BEAUDRY 3 12 4.0 SAME AS : WOM STD CM243 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

243 PRODUCTION ARTS SEM N 759-259-200 SEM 1 TR 9:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 136 FROOT, D.Z. 10 12 G 4.0 RESTRICT: WAC,DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,CLTR&PRFR GRAD

C255 SELF AND CULTURE N 759-330-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P KAUFMAN 153 DOSAMANTES-BEAUDRY 5 30 4.0 RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS

C273 SOUND RESOURCE-PERF N 759-438-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P KAUFMAN 153 5 30 4.0 RESTRICT: WAC,DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,CLTR&PRFR GRAD

C280 VIDEO PRODUCTN-ARTS N 759-482-200 LAB 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P KAUFMAN 240 BISHOP, J.M. 6 30 G 4.0 RESTRICT: WAC,DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,CLTR&PRFR GRAD

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 759-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LEUNG, A.S. 25 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: WAC,DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,CLTR&PRFR GRAD

400 DRCTD PRFSNL ACTVTY N 759-600-200 LEC 1 VAR 5 30 SU 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

C409A ADV WAP-N AMERICA N 759-621-200 STU 1 MW 1:30- 2:50P KAUFMAN 1000 HARRIS, L.R. 5 06 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

World Arts C409A: Advanced Hip Hop C413A ADV WAP-EUROPE N 759-626-200 STU 1 TR 11:00-12:50P KAUFMAN 230 EDGERTON, G.J. 5 30 2.0

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT World Arts C413A: Intermediate/Advanced Ballet Workshop

C415 ADV MOD/PSTMOD DNCE N 759-630-200 STU 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A KAUFMAN 214 GILLESPIE, M.S. 10 30 2.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT


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441 DANCE PRDCTN PRCTCM N 759-682-200 LAB 1 VAR MARKS, V.E. 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

759-682-201 LAB 2 VAR LEUNG, A.S. 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: WAC,DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,CLTR&PRFR GRAD

759-682-202 LAB 3 VAR 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

451 TEACHG ASSISTNT SEM N 759-702-200 SEM 1 F 2:00- 3:20P KAUFMAN 153 ALVITRE, C.M. 20 30 SU 2.0 RESTRICT: WAC,DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,CLTR&PRFR GRAD

478 ADV PRIV INSTR-WAC N 759-747-200 STU 1 UNSCHED LEUNG, A.S. 5 30 SU 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

490 CHOREOG&PERFORMANCE N 759-780-201 TUT 1 VAR MARKS, V.E. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

759-780-202 TUT 2 VAR LEUNG, A.S. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

759-780-203 TUT 3 VAR 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

759-780-204 TUT 4 VAR 10 30 2.0- 8.0 RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT

498 PRFSNL INTERN-DANCE N 759-794-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LEUNG, A.S. 5 30 4.0-12.0 RESTRICT: WAC,DANCE,DANCE/MVMNT,CLTR&PRFR GRAD


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AEROSPACE STUDIES Z LEADERSHIP LAB 1B FOUNDATION-USAF 20B USAF AIR&SPACE POWR 130B AIR FRCE LDRSP STDS 140B PREP-ACTIVE DUTY

AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES M5 SOCL ORG-BLK CMNTYS CM110B AFRCN AM MUS HERITG M118 RETENTION&OUTREACH M145 ELLINGTONIA M167B INTERRACIAL DYNAMIC C191 TPCS-AFRO-AMER STDS

AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES M118 RETENTION&OUTREACH C121 WRKNG-TRIBAL COMMTY M161 COMP US INDN SOCTYS

ANTHROPOLOGY 8 ARCHAEOLOGY-INTRO 9 CULTURE AND SOCIETY 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM 33 CULTURE&COMMUNICATN M80 STAT MTHDS-SOCL SCI 88A SOPHOMORE SEMINAR 89 HONORS SEMINARS 114Q ARCHAEOLGY-MESOAMER 129Q PALEOPATHOLOGY 135B PSYCHOLOGICL ANTHRO 137 TPC-CULTURAL ANTHRO 139 FLD MTHD-CLT ANTHRO 141 ETHNOG-EVRYDAY SPCH C144 NAT AMER LANG&CLTRE 150 STUDY-SOCIAL SYSTMS M155Q WOMEN&SOCIAL MVMNTS 175S JAPAN 179 TOPCS-REGIONL CULTR 191 VARIABLE TOPICS 191HA BEGINNING SEMINAR 191HD WRITING FOR ANTHRO 193 JOURNAL CLUB SEM

APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Applied Linguistics and Teaching English as a Second Language 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM 101W LANG LEARNING&TCHNG C115A MEDIA-SECND LANG ED C116 GRMMR-SEC&FRGN LANG C118A 2ND&FRGN LANG TEACH C155 LANGUAGE ACQUISITN

English as a Second Language 33B INTRM ENGL-ACADEMIC 33C ADV ENGL-ACADEMIC 35 UNIVERSITY WRITING 38 STRESS&INTONATION 39B COMMUNCTN STRATGIES 39C PRESNTN&DISC LEADNG 106 ADV COMP-ESL STDNTS 107 ACAD READING&VOCAB 108 PRONUNCIATION

ARCHAEOLOGY C110 MTRLS IDENT&CHRCTRZ

ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN 101B HIST-ARCH&URBN DSGN CM153 SUSTAINABLE ARCHITC

ART 1A DRAWING 1B SCULPTURE 11A PAINTING 11B PHOTOGRAPHY 11D NEW GENRES 11E CERAMICS 31B MODERNISM 100 ISSUES-CONTEMP ART 130 ADVANCED DRAWING 133 ADVANCED PAINTING 137 ADVANCED NEW GENRES 140 ADVANCED PRINTMAKNG 145 ADVANCED SCULPTURE 147 ADVANCED PHOTOGRPHY 148 ADVANCED CERAMICS 150 SENIOR STUDIO 170 SPECL TOPICS-STUDIO M185 PUBLIC ART 190 COLLOQUIA

ART HISTORY 55A INTRO-AFRICAN ARTS 57 RENSSNC&BAROQUE ART 89 HONORS SEMINARS 100 ART HIST THRY&MTHDS M102E HLNST GRK ART&ARCHL C103B MUSEUM STUDIES 104B EASTERN ISLAMIC ART C104C PROBLMS-ISLAMIC ART 106D LATE RENAISSANC ART 110B EUROP ART-19TH CENT 110F SEL TOPC-MODERN ART 110G ART&POLTCS-LATIN AM 114C JAPANESE ART C115C ADV JAPANESE ART C115D CHINA-NEOLTH-210 BC 127 UNDERGRAD SEMINAR C149B SURREALISM 1924-39 C150B CNTMP ART 1960S-70S 189 ADV HONORS SEMINARS

ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE 10 ARTS ENCOUNTERS 100 TOPICS IN THE ARTS 102 ARTSBRIDGE

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES 10W HIST-ASIAN AMERICNS 105 ASIAN AM HISTORIOG 107A VIDEO ETHNOGRAPHY M112A ASIA AM LIT TO 1980 115 ASIAN AMERICN WOMEN M116 ASIAN AM SOCL MVMTS M129 HLTH-ASIAN&PAC ISLD 130A CHINESE AMERCN EXPR M167B INTERRACIAL DYNAMIC M168 RETENTION&OUTREACH 187B ASIAN AM THEMES 187C ASIAN AM POP&COMTY

ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Asian 60 INTRO TO BUDDHISM 161 BUDDHIST LIT-TRNSLT

Chinese 2 ELEM MODERN CHINESE 2A ADV ELEM MOD CHINES 5 INTRMED MOD CHINESE 5A ADV INTRM MOD CHNSE 6C MANDRN-CANTNSE SPKR 100B ADVD MODERN CHINESE 101B ADV READ-MOD CHNESE 110B INTR-CLASCL CHINESE 120 INTRO-CHINESE LING C150A LYRICAL TRADITIONS

C160 CHINESE BUDDHISM 191A 20TH-C CHINA&TAIWAN

Japanese 2 ELEM MOD JAPANESE 5 INTRMD MOD JAPANESE 50 JAPANESE CIVILIZATN 100B ADV MODERN JAPANESE 101B ADV RDNGS-MDRN JPNS 110 CLASSICAL JAPANESE CM122 STRUCTUR-JAPANESE 1 140C JAPANESE LIT-EDO 151 LIT-TRANSLTN-MODERN 161 RELIG LIFE-MOD JAPN C177 INTRO-MOD AESTHETCS

Korean 2 ELEM MODERN KOREAN 2A ELEM KORN-KORN SPKR 5 INTRMED MDRN KOREAN 5A INTRMDT KOREAN-NATV 100B ADV MODERN KOREAN 101B ADV RDNG-MOD KOREAN 102B ADV KOREAN CONVRSTN 103B READNGS-SINO-KOREAN C105B KOREAN ACADMC TEXTS 106B SUPERIOR KOREAN 107B PROF&ACAD KOREAN 150 CLASCL LIT-TRANSLTN 165 KOREAN BDDHST TEXTS 177 MODERN KOREAN THGHT 183 KOREAN FOLKLORE 191B CNTMP KOR SOC&CULTR

South Asian 40B INTRODUCTORY HINDI 41B INTERMEDIATE HINDI

Southeast Asian 50B INTRO VIETNAMESE 50E INTRO VIET-HERITAGE 51B INTERMDT VIETNAMESE 60B INTRODUCTORY THAI 61A INTERMEDIATE THAI 70B INTRO FILPNO/TAGLOG 71B INTRM FILPNO/TAGALG 80B INTRO INDONESIAN 81B INTERMED INDONESIAN 135 RELIGN&SOC-SE ASIA 152B ADVANCED VIETNAMESE 157 GENDR ISSUE-SE ASIA 162A ADVANCED THAI 172A ADV FILIP READ&WRIT

ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES 1 CLIMATE CHANGE 1L CLIMATE CHANGE LAB 2 AIR POLLUTION 2L AIR POLLUTION LAB 3 INTR-ATMOS ENVIRMNT 3L INTR-ATMOS ENVR LAB M100 EARTH & ENVIRONMENT 103 PHYSCAL OCEANOGRPHY M105 INTRO-CHEM OCEANOGY C125 GEOPHY FLUID DYN I C145 CLDS&PRECIP&AEROSOL C160 REMOTE SENSING C170 SOLAR SYSTM PLASMAS 180 NMRCL MTHD-ATMO SCI 190 OPRATNL METEOROLOGY

BIOENGINEERING 2 BIOENGR PHYSICS II 2L BIOENG PHYS LAB II 10 INTRO-BIOENGINEERNG

BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY CM169 CELL BIOLOGY

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BIOMATHEMATICS 108 INTRO-MDLNG-NEURBIO

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING CM103 HUMAN BIO-BMED ENGR CM140 INTRO-BIOMECHANICS C170 ENRGY-TISS INTERACT CM180 INTRO-BIOMATERIALS

BIOSTATISTICS 100B INTRO-BIOSTATISTICS 110B BASIC BIOSTATISTICS

CHEMICAL AND BIOMOLECULAR ENGINEERING 101B HEAT TRANSFER 102 CHML ENGR THRMDNMCS 104A CHEMICAL ENGR LAB 1 104D MOLECULAR BIOTECH 104DL MOLEC BIOTECH LAB M105A INT-ENGR THERMODYNC 107 PRCS DYNAMICS&CNTRL 108A PROCESS ECON&ANLY 113 AIR POLLUTION ENGR C125 BIOSEPARATN&BIOPRCS 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 5 LEARNG&PROB SOLVING 14A STRUCTRS&EQUILIBRIA 14B THERMODNMCS&KINETCS 14BL GEN&ORGN CHEM LAB 1 14C ORGNC MOLEC STRCTRS 14CL GEN&ORGN CHEM LAB 2 14D ORGANIC REACTIONS 20A CHEMICAL STRUCTURE 20B ENERGETICS&CHANGE 20BH ENRGTCS&CHANGE-HNRS 20L GENRL CHEMISTRY LAB 30A INTRO-ORGANIC CHEM 30B ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 30BL ORGANIC CHEM LAB 1 30C ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 30CL ORGANIC CHEM LAB 2 C108 MASS SPECTROMETRY 110A PHYS-THERMODYNAMICS 110B STTSTC MCHNCS&KNTCS 113A PHYS-QUANTM MECHNCS C115B QUANTUM CHEMISTRY C143A STRUC&MECH-ORG CHEM 153A STRCTR&ENZMS&MTBLSM 153B DNA&RNA&PROTN SYNTH 153C METABOLISM&REGULATN 153L BIOCHMICAL MTHDS I 154 BIOCHMICAL MTHDS II 156 PHYSICAL BIOCHEM C160 BIOINFRMTCS&GENOMCS C172 ADV INORGANIC CHEM C174 INORG&METALORG LAB C180 SOLID STATE CHEM 184 CHEMICAL INSTRMENTN

CHICANA AND CHICANO STUDIES 10B SOC STRUC&CONT COND 97 VARIABLE TOPICS 100SL BARRIO SERVC LEARNG M103D CONTMP CHICANO THTR M116 CHICANO MUSIC IN US M118 RETENTION&OUTREACH 127 UFW&SOC JST&AFL-CIO M133 CHICANA LESBIAN LIT M135 BILINGUAL WRITING M144 WOMEN-LATIN AMERICA 162 LANG RESRCH-BARRIO M167B INTERRACIAL DYNAMIC M182 WHITENESS-HIST&CLTR M185 PUBLIC ART M186B BEYOND MEXICN MURAL M186BL BEYOND MEXICN MURAL 188 SPECIAL COURSES 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 15 COMPUTNG-CIVIL ENGR

106A PRBLM SLV-ENGR ECON 108 INT-MCHN-DFMBL SLDS 121 FNDTNS&ERTH STRCTRS 130 ELEM STRUCTRAL MECH 130L EXPRMT STRCTRL MECH 135B INTRMD STRUCTR ANLY 142 DSN-REINF CNCR STRC 147 DSGN&CNST-TALL BLDG 151 INTR-WATR RESR ENGR 156B WATR QUAL CNTRL LAB 157C WASTEWTR TRTMT PLNT 188 SPECIAL COURSES

CLASSICS Classics 10 DISCOVERING GREEKS 42 CINEMA&ANCIENT WRLD M121 ANCNT&MDVL POL THRY M125 INVENTN OF DEMOCRCY 143B ANCIENT COMEDY M145A ANCT GREEK&RMN PHIL 164 SPECTAC ENT-ANC ROM 180 INTR-CLSCL LINGUIST 191 ADV VARIABLE TOPICS

Greek 2 ELEMENTARY GREEK 107 HESIOD 130 READNGS-NEW TESTMNT

Latin 2 ELEMENTARY LATIN 103 LUCRETIUS 105A VERGIL-AENEID I-VI 110 STUDY-LATIN PROSE

COMMUNICATION STUDIES 10 INTRO-COMMCTN STDS 130 CUL FAC-INTPER COMM 140 THRY-PERSUASVE COMM M147 SOCIOL OF MASS COMM M149 MEDIA-GNDR&RACE&CLS 150 COMMUNICATION RSRCH 151 COMP-MEDIATED COMM 154 SOC COMM&NEW TECH 170 LEGAL COMMUNICATION 175 CRITCSM&PUBLIC ARTS 185 FLD STD-COMMUNICATN 191B SSTMS&INSTTNS&PLCYS 191C MEDIA CNTNT-CRT&HIS 191G INTRPRSNL COMM THRY 191K COMMUNICATION POLCY 191N HUMANISTC-MASS COMM 191R PLTC FCTR-MASS COMM

COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES 100 INTRO-COMM HLTH SCI M140 HLTH-ASIAN&PAC ISLD 179 LIFE SKILLS 187B INTRO-AT-RISK POPLN

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 1B WRD LIT-MID AGE-17C 2AW SRV-LT-ANTQ-MID AGE 2CW SRV-LIT-ENLTNMT-20C 4AW ANTIQTY TO MID AGES 4BW MIDDLE AGES TO 17C 4CW ENLITNMNT TO 20TH C 4DW GREAT BOOKS C105 COMIC VISION C157 MEMORY&FORGETTING CM170 FML VOICE-CNTMP LIT 191 VARIABLE TOPICS

COMPUTER SCIENCE 31 INTRO TO COM SCI 1 32 INTRO TO COM SCI 2 M51A LOGC DSGN-DGTL SSTM 111 OPERATNG SSTMS PRIN 112 COM SYS MDLG FNDMTL 113 INTR-DIST EMBED SYS 117 NETWRK-PHYSCL LAYER 118 CMPTR NTWRK FNDMNTL 130 SOFTWARE ENGINEERNG 131 PROGRAMMING LANGS 132 COMPILER CONSTRCTN M151B COMPUTR SYSTMS ARCH M152A DIGITAL DESIGN LAB

M152B DGTL DSGN PROJ LAB 161 ARTIFICL INTELLIGNC M171L DATA COMM SSTMS LAB 174B 3D PHOTO&RENDERING 180 ALGORITHMS&COMPLXTY 181 FORML LANGS&AUTOMTA 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

DESIGN | MEDIA ARTS 21 COLOR 22 FORM 23 DRAWING 28 INTERACTV&MEDIA ART 104 DESIGN AND SOCIETY 153A DESIGN FOR VIDEO 161B DYNAMIC WEB 170 TOPICS IN DESIGN

EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES 1 INTRO TO EARTH SCI 1F EARTH SCI-FIELDWORK 7 SPACE WEATHER 8 EARTHQUAKES 9 SOLAR SYSTM&PLANETS 15 INTROD-OCEANOGRAPHY 16 MJR EVNTS-HIST LIFE 61 GEOLOGIC MAPS C107 GEOCHEMISTRY 111 STRATGRAPC&FLD GEOL 111G FIELD GEOLOGY 116 PALEONTOLOGY 139 ENGR&ENVIRNMTL GEOL 150 RMOTE SNS-EARTH SCI 153 OCEANS&ATMOSPHERES 193B JOURNAL CLUB SEM C194E SEDIMNTTN&TECTONICS C194I EARTHQUAKES

ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY 25 MARINE BIOLOGY 100 INTRO-ECOL&BEHAVIOR 110 VERTEBRATE MORPHOLG 129 ANIMAL BEHAVIOR M139 INTRO-CHEM OCEANOGY 162 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY 168 MARINE PHYTOPLANKTN

ECONOMICS 1 PRIN OF ECONOMICS 2 PRIN OF ECONOMICS 11 MICROECONOMC THEORY 101 MICROECONOMC THEORY 102 MACRO ECON THEORY 103 INTRO-ECONOMETRICS 106G INTRO-GAME THEORY 106I ORGNZTN OF THE FIRM 106P PRICING&STRATEGY 107 HIST OF ECON THEORY 111 THEORS-GROWTH&DEVEL 112 POLICIES-ECON DEV 113 GEND&DEV-GLOB WORLD 121 INTERNTL TRADE THRY 122 INTERNATNL FINANCE C126B INTERNATIONAL ECON 130 PUBLIC FINANCE 143 APLIED REGRESN ANLY C146B ASSET PRICING 147A INTRO-ECONOMETRICS 150 LABOR ECONOMICS C156B LABOR ECONOMICS 160 MONEY AND BANKING C166B MONETARY-MACROECON 170 MONOPOLY&COMPETITN C176B INDUSTRIAL ORGANZTN 181B DEV-ECON INST-W EUR 183 DEV-ECON INSTITU-US C186B ECONOMIC HISTORY

EDUCATION 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM 92E EVAL-PEER MENTORING 92F UG ACADEMIC SUCCESS 122 PERSPCTV-US COLLEGE 128 ADOLESCNT PSYCHOSOC 142 EDUCATION ABROAD 170B EXPR LEARN:AM READS 182B CULTR&GNDR&ETHNGPHY

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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 1 ELEC ENGR PHYSICS I 10 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS I M16 LOGC DSGN-DGTL SSTM 101 ENGR ELECTROMAGNTCS 102 SYSTEMS AND SIGNALS 103 APPLD NUMERICL COMP 110 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS II 110L CIRCUIT MSRMNTS LAB 115A ANALG ELCTRN CRCT 1 115AL ANALOG ELCTRN LAB 1 115B ANALG ELCTRN CRCT 2 115BL ANALOG ELCTRN LAB 2 115C DGTL ELCTRNC CIRCTS 116B VLSI SYSTEM DESIGN M116C COMPUTR SYSTMS ARCH M116D DGTL DSGN PROJ LAB M116L DIGITAL DESIGN LAB 121B PRIN-SEMICON DEVICE 122AL SEMCNDCT DVICES LAB 123B FUNDMNT-SOLID ST II 124 SEMICND PHYSCL ELEC 131A PROBABILITY 132A COMMUNICATN SYSTEMS 132B DATA CMNCTN&TELECOM 142 LNEAR SYS-STATE SPC 163A INTRO MICROWV CRCTS 164AL MICRWV WIRLSS LAB 1 M171L DATA COMM SSTMS LAB 172L LASER LABORATORY 173 PHOTONIC DEVICES 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

ENGLISH English 4HW CRITCL READ&WRITING 4W CRITCL READ&WRITING 10A ENGL LIT TO 1660 10B ENGL LIT 1660-1832 10C ENGL LIT 1832-PRES M40 STRCTR-ENGLSH WORDS 88M LITERATURE&SOCIETY 95A INTRO TO POETRY 97H HNRS SEM-FROSH&SOPH M101B GAY LIT-PST STONEWL M101C TOPICS-LSBN&GAY LIT M102A ASIA AM LIT TO 1980 103 JEWISH AMER FICTION M104B AFR-AM-HRLM REN-60S M105A EARLY CHICANO LIT M107C SPCL TPCS-WOMEN&LIT 111A ORAL TRADITION 114 WRLD LITS IN ENGLSH 115A AMER POPULAR LIT 116 SCIENCE FICTION 133 CREATV WRIT-POETRY 134 CREAT WRIT-SHT STRY 140A CRITICISM-HIST&THRY 141A CHAUCER-CBURY TALES 142A SHAKES-POEM&ER PLAY 142B SHAKESP-LATER PLAYS 142C SHAKESPEARE-TOPICS 143 MILTON 150A EARLY MEDIEVAL LIT 151 ELIZABETHAN LIT 152A DRAMA-BGINNING-1576 152B DRAMA 1567-1642 153 LIT-EARLY 17 CENT 154 RESTOR & EAR 18TH C 155 LIT LATER 18TH CEN 161 LATER ROMANTIC LIT 163 LATER VICT POET&PRS 164 THE NOVEL 1832-1900 166 20TH C BRIT FICTION 168 DRAMA-1945-NOW 170A AMER LIT TO 1775 172A AMER LIT 1912-1945 172B AMER LIT SINCE 1945 173B AMER FCTN 1900-1945

174B AMER PTRY 1900-1945 177 SPECL TPCS-AMER LIT 178B INTERRAC-CNTM AM LT M179A TPCS-AFRO-AMRCN LIT 180 SPECIALIZD STDS-LIT 181A MEDIEVAL LITERATURE 181B RENAISSANCE LIT 181C 17TH CENTURY LIT 181D 18TH CENTURY LIT 181G 20TH CENT BRIT LIT 182B 19TH CENT AMER LIT 182C 20TH CENT AMER LIT

English Composition 2 UNIVERSITY WRITING 3 ENGL COMP-RHET&LANG 100W ACADEMIC WRITING 123 INFO LITERCY&RESRCH 131D WRTNG-MEDIA&COMNCTN

Yiddish 102B ACCEL ELEM YIDDISH

ENVIRONMENT M1B GLOBAL ENVIRONMNT 2 M111 EARTH & ENVIRONMENT M114 SOIL&WATER CONSRVTN M132 ENVIRONMENTALISM M133 ENVIRONMENTL SOCIOL M153 SUSTAINABLE ARCHITC

EPIDEMIOLOGY 100 PRINCP-EPIDEMIOLOGY

ETHNOMUSICOLOGY 10B WORLD MUSIC THEORY 20C MUSIC-ASIA 91B MUSIC OF BALI 91C MUSIC&DANCE-BALKANS 91D MUSIC OF CHINA 91E MUSIC&DANCE-GHANA 91F MUSIC OF INDIA 91H MUSIC OF JAVA 91J MUSIC OF KOREA 91K MUSIC OF MEXICO 91N MUSIC OF NEAR EAST 91P MUSIC-AFRCN AMERCNS 91T JAZZ ORCHESTRA 91Z OPEN ENSEMBLE 92 MUSIC INSTRUCTION M111 ELLINGTONIA CM112 AFRCN AMER MUSIC-CA M116 CHICANO MUSIC IN US 120B DEVELOPMENT OF JAZZ 129B JAZZ THEORY&IMPROV C150 MUSIC&POLTCS-E ASIA 161B ADV MUSIC OF BALI 161C ADV MSC&DNC-BALKANS 161D ADV MUSIC OF CHINA 161E ADV MUSC&DANC-GHANA 161F ADV MUSIC OF INDIA 161H ADV MUSIC OF JAVA 161J ADV MUSIC OF KOREA 161K ADV MUSIC OF MEXICO 161N ADV MUSIC-NEAR EAST 161P ADV MUSIC-AFR AMRCN 161T ADV JAZZ ORCHESTRA 161Z ADV OPEN ENSEMBLE 162 ADV MUSIC INSTRUCTN 171 ADV JAZZ PERFRMANCE 177 JAZZ COMBO 181 ANTHROPOLOGY-MUSIC C182 MUSIC INDUSTRY 183 STUDY-ETHNOMUSICLGY

FILM, TELEVISION, AND DIGITAL MEDIA 106B HIST EUROPE MTN PIC 110A AMERICAN TV HISTORY 112 FILM&SOCIAL CHANGE 130A SCREENWRTNG FNDMTLS 130B SCRNWRT FNDMT WKSHP 135B ADV SCRNWRTNG WKSHP C142 DGTL IMAGRY&VISLZTN C144 INTERACT MULTIMEDIA C145 CREATV AUTHORNG-WWW 150 CINEMATOGRAPHY 152 FILM&TV SND RECRDNG

154 FILM EDITING C154B ADV FILM EDITING 155 DIGITAL MEDIA&TOOLS 163 DIRECTNG THE CAMERA 175B UNDRGRD FILM PRDCTN 176A ADV UNDRGRAD PRDCTN M177 FILM&TV ACTNG WKSHP 178 FILM&TV PRODCTN LAB 181C ANIMATION WORKSHOP 184 CNTMP FILM&TV INDUS 187A RMOT MULTI-CAM PROD 194 INTERNSHIP SEMINAR

FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE STUDIES French 1 ELEMENTARY FRENCH 1G ELEM FRENCH-GRADS 2 ELEMENTARY FRENCH 3 ELEMENTARY FRENCH 4 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 5 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 6 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 12 INTR-FRN&FRNCPH LIT 14W INTRO-FRN CULTR&CIV 15 THRY&CORRECTN-DICTN 41 FRENCH CINEMA&CULTR 100 WRITTEN EXPRESSION 101 WRITTEN EXPRESSION 108B ADV PRCTCL TRANSLTN 110 CLTR OF BSNS-FRANCE 114B LIT-17TH&18TH CNTRY 155 STUDIES-20 CENT LIT

GENERAL EDUCATION CLUSTERS M1B GLOBAL ENVIRONMNT 2 20B INTERRCL DYNAMCS-US 21B HIST-SOCIAL THOUGHT 23B INSIDE PERFORM ARTS M24B WRK&LABR&JUSTICE-US 25B URBAN CULTRE-E ASIA 60B THE U S 1963-1974 70B COSMOS AND LIFE 71B BIOTECHNLGY&SOCIETY 80B FRONTRS-HUMAN AGING

GEOGRAPHY 1 EARTH PHYS ENVIRONM 2 BIODIVR-CHNGNG WRLD 6 WORLD REGIONS 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM M40 STAT MTHDS-SOCL SCI 104 CLIMATOLOGY M107 SOIL&WATER CONSRVTN 108 WORLD VEGETATION 113 HUMID TROPICS M115 ENVIRONMENTALISM 122 WLDLF CNSRV-E&S AFR 129 SEM-ENVIRNMNTL STDS 135 AFRICAN ECOL&DVLPMT 138 THE NETWORKED WORLD 148 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY 152 CITIES OF EUROPE M153 PAST SOCIETIES&FUTR 159C PROBLEMS-GEOGRAPHY 169 REMOTE SENSING&GIS 182B BRAZIL 184 CALIFORNIA C194A CONTRVRSY-E SYS SCI

GERMANIC LANGUAGES Dutch 104A ACCELERATED DUTCH

German 1 ELEMENTARY GERMAN 1G ELEM GERMAN-GRADS 2 ELEMENTARY GERMAN 4 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN 5 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN 58 MEDIEVAL COURT 59 HOLOCAUST-FILM&LIT 116 SPC TPC-MOD LIT&CLT 130B CONVRSTN&COMPOSTN 2 154 GOETHE C172 LING THRY&GRAM DSCR


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GLOBAL STUDIES 100A CONCEPTS & HISTORY

HISTORY 1A WESTERN CIVILIZATN 1C WESTERN CIVILIZATN 3A INTRO HIST SCIENCE 3D HISTORY OF MEDICINE 4 INTRO-HIST RELIG 8B LATIN AM UNDRDVLPMT 9A INDIA 10B AFRICA 1800-PRESENT 21 WORLD HIST 600-1760 97C EUROPEAN HISTORY 97D US HISTORY 107C ARMENIA-MODRN TIMES 111C TPCS-MODERN MIDEAST 113B HIST ANCIENT GREECE 119B EUROPE 1000-1500 121F MOD EUROP-1939-NOW 122C EUR-CUL&INTELL-17C 124B FRANCE 1715-1871 125B NATIONLSM-19C GRMNY 127B IMPERIAL RUSSIA 131A MARXIST THEORY&HIST 134B EURO ECON 1780-1914 135A EUROP&WLD 1400-1700 136B BRITAIN-1715-1867 140A US-20TH C-1900-1928 140B U S 1929 TO 1960 141A US ECON-1790-1910 M144C US-PHILIPPINE RLTNS M147C U S WOMEN 1600-1860 M147D U S WOMEN 1860-1980 M150E AFRICN AMER NATNLSM M151B HIST-CHICANO PEOPLE 161 LATIN AMERICAN HIST 166B HIST OF WEST AFRICA 168A S AFRCA-ORG TO 1870 172B JAPAN-EARLY MODERN 172C JAPAN-MODERN 176A HIST SOUTHEAST ASIA 179B FOUNDTNS-MODERN MED 180A TOPICS-HIST OF SCI M181 TOPICS-JEWISH HIST 183A THIRD REICH & JEWS 191B SEM-MEDIEVAL 191C SEM-EUROPE 191D SEM-UNITED STATES 191E SEM-LATIN AMERICA 191F SEM-NEAR EAST 191G SEM-EAST ASIA 191J SEM-AFRICA 191L SEM-JEWISH HISTORY 191N SEM-INDIA

HONORS COLLEGIUM 2 COMPARATIV GENOCIDE 4 IMMGRNTS&AMER DREAM 10 ISLAM-FRNCPHN AFRCA 14 SCIENCE AND SOCIETY 18 TRIAL OF SOCRATES 29 ART-SOCL&POL CMNTRY 34W KNOWLEDGE-MEDIA AGE 35 EXTRATERRESTRL LIFE 40W TRNSFM-CULTRL STORY 59W LIT&CLTR-AMER SOUTH 60 ANOMALIES-ENGLISH 69 ARTF LIFE&EVO DESGN 70A GEN ENGR-MED&AG&LAW 81 E CHRISTY-COMP PERS 82 COMMUNTY&LABOR DVLP 86 PSYCHOLOGY OF FEAR 101A STUDENT RESRH FORUM 101B UNDRGRD SCI JOURNAL 101C JOURNL-HUMN&SOC SCI 109 MAKING OF POETRY M116 ART&IMPRVSTN-MUSEUM M152 PAST SOCIETIES&FUTR 153 INTNTL FLASH POINTS 191SA CALIFORNIA POLITICS 193A RESEARCH SCHOLR SEM 194SA UCCS RESEARCH GROUP

HUMAN GENETICS CM156 HUMAN GENETICS CM169 CELL BIOLOGY

INFORMATION STUDIES 20 INTRO-INFO STUDIES

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 191 SENIOR SEMINAR

ITALIAN 1 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN 2 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN 3 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN 4 INTERMED ITALIAN 5 INTERMED ITALIAN 6 INTERMED ITALIAN 8C ITAL CONVERSATION 42A ITALY THRU THE AGES 110 DANTE IN ENGLISH 113 LA DIVINA COMMEDIA 116B RENSNCE-POWR&IMGNTN 131 READING & RECITING M158 WOMEN IN ITAL CULTR 180 HIST-ITALIAN LANG

LABOR AND WORKPLACE STUDIES M1B WRK&LABR&JUSTICE-US M116 ASIAN AM SOCL MVMTS

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 97A INTRO-LATIN AMERICA

LAW Undergraduate Law 170 CAL LEGAL HIST&RACE 173 AMERICAN CONST HIST 187A LEGAL HIST COLLOQ 193 JOURNAL CLUB SEM

LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER STUDIES M101B GAY LIT-PST STONEWL M147A PSYCH-LESBIAN EXPER 187 TOPICS-LGBT STUDIES

LIFE SCIENCES 1 EVOLUTN&ECOL&BIODIV 2 CELLS&TISSUES&ORGNS 3 INTRO-MOLECULAR BIO 4 GENETICS 10H RESEARCH-GENETICS 15 LIFE-CONCPTS&ISSUES 100HA ADV RESRCH-GENETICS 100HB ADV RESRCH-GENETICS 100HC ADV RESRCH-GENETICS 130 SCI CLASSRM OBSRVTN 187A RESEARCH-LIFE SCI 187B RESEARCH-LIFE SCI 187C RESEARCH-LIFE SCI 192A UNDERGRAD PRACTICUM

LINGUISTICS African Languages 1B ELEMENTARY SWAHILI 2B INTERMEDIATE SWAHIL 41B ELEMENTARY HAUSA 61B ELEMENTARY WOLOF 97 STDS-AFRICAN LANG 103B ADVANCED SWAHILI

Indigenous Languages of the Americas 18B ELEMENTARY QUECHUA

Linguistics 1 INTR-STUDY-LANGUAGE M10 STRCTR-ENGLSH WORDS 20 INTRO TO LINGUISTCS 88A LOWER DIVISION SEM 88B LOWER DIVISION SEM 103 INTRO-GEN PHONETICS 104 EXPRMNTL PHONETICS 110 INTRO TO HIST LING 111 INTONATION

120A PHONOLOGY I 120B SYNTAX I 125 SEMANTICS 130 LANGUAGE DEVELOPMNT 132 LANGUAGE PROCESSING C135 NEUROLINGUISTICS C140 BILINGLISM&2ND LANG 165B SYNTAX II 185A COMPUTATNL LING I 191 VARIABLE TOPICS

MANAGEMENT 108 BUSINESS LAW 120A INTRMED ACCNTING I 120B INTRMED ACCNTING II 122 MANAGEMNT ACCOUNTNG 123 AUDITING 124 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING 126 FINANCL STMNT ANLYS 127A TAX PRINCIPLES&PLCY 127B CORP&PARTNERSHP TAX 130A BASIC MANAGR FINANC 140 ELEM PROD&OPER RSCH 180 SPECIAL TOPICS

MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 14 SCIENCE-ENGR MATERL 111 INTR-MTRLS CHRCTR B 120 PHYSICS-MATERIALS 122 ELCTRNC MTRLS PRCSS 131 DFSN&DFSN-CNTR REAC 131L CONTROLLED REAC LAB 141L CMPTR MTHDS&INSTRMN 143A MECH BEHV-MATERIALS 150 INTRO TO POLYMERS CM180 INTRO-BIOMATERIALS

MATHEMATICS Computing, Program in 10A INTR TO PROGRAMMING 10B INTRMDT PROGRAMMING 20A JAVA LANG-APPLICATN 40A INTRO-INTERNET PROG 187 VARIABLE TOPICS

Mathematics2 FINITE MATHEMATICS 3A CALC LIFE SCI STDT 3B CALC LIFE SCI STDT 3C CALC LIFE SCI STDT 5 MATH EXCEL WORKSHOP 31A DIFFERENTIAL CALC 31B INTEGRTN&INF SERIES 31BX WRKSHP-INTEGRL CALC 32A CALC OF SEVRL VAR 32B CALC OF SEVRL VAR 32BH CALC-SEVRL VAR-HNR 33A LINEAR ALGBRA&APPLS 33B DIFFERNTL EQUATIONS 38C CONCPTS-ELEM SCHOOL 61 DISCRETE STRUCTURES 105B TEACHING OF MATH 110A ALGEBRA 110B ALGEBRA 110BH ALGEBRA-HONORS 111 THEORY OF NUMBERS 113 COMBINATORICS 115A LINEAR ALGEBRA 115AH LINEAR ALGEBRA-HNRS 115B LINEAR ALGEBRA 116 MATH CRYPTOLOGY 120A DIFFERENTIAL GEOM 131A ANALYSIS 131B ANALYSIS 131BH ANALYSIS-HONORS 132 CMPLX ANLY-APLICTNS 134 SYSTMS-DIFFNTL EQTN 135 ORDNRY DFRNTL EQTNS 142 MATHEMTCL MODELING 151A APPLD NUMRICL MTHDS 151B APPLD NUMRICL MTHDS 164 OPTIMIZATION 167 MATH GAME THEORY 170A PROBABILITY THEORY 170B PROBABILITY THEORY 172B ACTUARIAL MATH


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191 VARIABLE TOPICS

MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 15 TECHNCL COMMUNICATN 102 MECH-PRTCL&RIGD BOD 103 ELEM FLUID MECHANIC M105A INT-ENGR THERMODYNC 105D TRANSPORT PHENOMENA 131A INTRMED HEAT TRNSFR 133AL PWR CNVRSN THRMODYN CM140 INTRO-BIOMECHANICS 150A INTRMD FLUID MCHNCS 150C COMBUSTION SYSTEMS 154A PRELM DSGN-AIRCRAFT 157 BASIC MECH ENGR LAB 161B INTRO TO SPACE TECH 162B MECHANCL PRDCT DSGN 162M SENR MECH ENGR DSGN 166C DSGN-COMPOSIT STRUC 171A DYNAM SYS CNTRL I 172 CNTRL SSTM DSGN LAB 174 RISK&RLBLTY&QUALITY 181A COMPLEX ANALYSIS 182A MATHEMATICS OF ENGR 184 GEOMETRY MODELING 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

MICROBIOLOGY, IMMUNOLOGY, AND MOLECULAR GENETICS 12 BIOTERRORISM 102 INTRO VIROLOGY 102L VIROLOGY LAB C133 BIOTECHNOLOGY CM156 HUMAN GENETICS C159 ADV MOLEC GENETICS 193 JOURNAL CLUB

MILITARY SCIENCE Z LEADERSHIP LAB 12 BASIC MIL LEADRSHIP 22 LDRSHP DEV&MIL PLAN 131 TACTICAL PLAN&ANLYS 132 OFFICERSHIP&COMMCTN 142 LEADRSHP&ETHCS&LAW

MOLECULAR AND MEDICAL PHARMACOLOGY M110A DRGS-MCHN&USE&MSUSE

MOLECULAR TOXICOLOGY M110A DRGS-MCHN&USE&MSUSE

MOLECULAR, CELL, AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 30 BIOLOGY OF CANCER 40 AIDS&SEXUAL TRANSMT 97A PEERS-SCI CAREERS 100 INTRO TO CELL BIOL 104 CELL&MOLEC BIO LAB 138 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL C150 PLNT CHEM&MOLEC COM CM156 HUMAN GENETICS 165B MOL BIO-CELL NUCL CM169 CELL BIOLOGY M175B MOLEC&DVLP NEUROSCI 191 VAR TOPICS-MCD BIO 192A UNDERGRAD PRACTICUM 192B PRACTICUM-CITYLAB 193 JOURNAL CLUB 194A RESEARCH GROUP SEM 194B TOPICS-BIOMED SCI

MUSIC 4B BASIC MUSICIANSHIP 5 BEGINNING VOICE 20A MUSIC THEORY I 20B MUSIC THEORY II 60AW VIOLIN 60BW VIOLA 60CW CELLO 60DW STRING BASS 60EW HARP 60FW CLASSICAL GUITAR 61AW FLUTE 61BW OBOE 61CW CLARINET

61DW BASSOON 61EW SAXOPHONE 62AW TRUMPET 62BW FRENCH HORN 62CW TROMBONE 62DW TUBA 63W PERCUSSION 64AW PIANO 64BW ORGAN 65W VOICE C90A UCLA CHORALE 90B COLLEGIATE CHORUS 90D OPERA WORKSHOP C90E SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 90F SYMPHONIC BAND C90G WIND ENSEMBLE 90L MUSIC THEATER WKSHP 90M MRCHNG&VARSITY BAND 100C INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC 106B ORCHESTRATION II 111A TECH-MUSIC EDUC I 112 FIELD EXPR-MUSIC ED 114C FLUTE&SAXOPHONE 114E TRUMPET&TROMBONE 114G SNARE DRUM 117 INSTRMNTL&CHORL LIT 118A ADV-CHORL&INSTR LIT 119 VOCAL TECHNQ-MUS ED 120A MUSIC THEORY IV 120B MUSIC THEORY V 123B COMPOSITION 160AW ADVANCED VIOLIN 160BW ADVANCED VIOLA 160CW ADVANCED CELLO 160DW ADV STRING BASS 160EW ADVANCED HARP 160FW ADV CLASSICL GUITAR 161AW ADVANCED FLUTE 161BW ADVANCED OBOE 161CW ADVANCED CLARINET 161DW ADVANCED BASSOON 161EW ADVANCED SAXOPHONE 162AW ADVANCED TRUMPET 162BW ADV FRENCH HORN 162CW ADVANCED TROMBONE 162DW ADVANCED TUBA 163W ADVANCED PERCUSSION 164AW ADVANCED PIANO 164BW ADVANCED ORGAN 165W ADVANCED VOICE 174A LANG OF SONG-GERMAN C175 CHAMBER ENSEMBLES

MUSICOLOGY Music History 12W WRITING ABOUT MUSIC 26B HIST&ANLY-MUSIC I 60 AMERICAN MUSICAL 66 GETTING MEDIEVAL 126B HIST&ANLY-MUSIC II 135B HISTORY OF OPERA 160 TOPICS-AMER MUSICAL 191F MUSIC-20TH CENTURY 193B PERFORMANCE SEMINAR

NAVAL SCIENCE A NAVAL SCIENCE LAB Z LEADERSHIP LAB 101A NAVIGATION I 102B NAVAL LDRSHP&MGMT I

NEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Ancient Near East 10W JERUSALEM-HOLY CITY 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM 121B INTERM ANCNT EGYPTN 140B ELEMENTARY SUMERIAN 164A SUMERIANS

Arabic 1B ELEMNTRY STD ARABIC 102B INTERMED STD ARABIC 103B ADVANCED ARABIC

Armenian 101B ELEM WSTRN ARMENIAN

102B INTRMD WST ARMENIAN 104B ELEM MOD EAST ARMEN 105B INTR MOD EAST ARMEN 106B ADV MOD EAST ARMEN C155 ARMEN AMER LIT&CLTR

Hebrew 1B ELEMENTARY HEBREW 102B INTERMEDIATE HEBREW 103B ADVANCED HEBREW 135 MEDIEVL HEBREW TXTS C140 MOD HEBREW POET&PRO 180A SURVEY HEBREW GRAMM

Iranian 1B ELEMENTARY PERSIAN 20B ACCLRT ELEM PERSIAN 102B INTRMEDIATE PERSIAN 141 PERSN ANLYTCL PROSE 169 CIV-PRE-ISLAMC IRAN

Islamics 130 SHI’A-ISLAMIC HIST

Jewish Studies 140B AM JEWISH HIST-1914 M181 TOPICS-JEWISH HIST

Near Eastern Languages 50B JUDSM&CHRISTN&ISLAM

Semitics 141 ADVANCED AKKADIAN

Turkic Languages 102B ADVANCED TURKISH 115B ELEMENTARY AZERI

NEUROBIOLOGY Medical History M169 HIST-NEUROSCIENCES M169

NEUROSCIENCE M101B MOLEC&DVLP NEUROSCI 101L NEUROSCIENCE LAB M119L HUMAN NEUROPSYCHLGY C177 DRUG ABUSE-NEUROBIO

NURSING 170 HLTH CR-CLTRL DIVRS

PATHOLOGY AND LABORATORY MEDICINE C104 HISTOLOGY&CELL BIOL

PHILOSOPHY 3 HIST INTRO TO PHIL 7 INT PHILOSOPHY-MIND 8 INTRO-PHILOS OF SCI 21 SKEPTICSM&RATNALTY 31 LOGIC-1ST CRSE 100B MDVL&ERLY MDRN PHIL M103A ANCT GREEK&RMN PHIL 115 KANT C119 TOPICS-MODRN PHILOS 124 PHILOS OF SCI-HIST 125 PHILOS OF SCI-CNTMP 131 SCIENCE&METAPHYSICS 135 INTRO-METALOGIC 174 TPCS-THRY OF KNOWLG

PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY Astronomy 3 NATURE OF UNIVERSE 5 LIFE IN THE UNIVERS 6 CHANG CNCPT-UNIVERS 81 STARS AND NEBULAE 115 STAT MECH&ASTROPHYS 127 STLR ATM&INTRR&EVOL 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

Physics 1A MECHANICS 1B OSCILTNS&WAVES&FLDS 1BH OSCLTN&WAV&FLD-HNRS 1C ELECTRODYNMC&OPTICS 4AL LAB-MECHANICS 4BL LAB-ELCTRCTY&MGNTSM


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6A PHYSIC-LIFE SCI MAJ 6B PHYSIC-LIFE SCI MAJ 6BH SOUND&LIGHT&HYDRDYN 6C PHYSIC-LIFE SCI MAJ 10 PHYSICS 17 LIGHT&MATTR&RELTVTY 18L MODERN PHYSICS LAB 91A PHYSICS WORKSHOP 91B PHYSICS WORKSHOP 91C PHYSICS WORKSHOP 96A PHYSICS WORKSHOP 96B PHYSICS WORKSHOP 96C PHYSICS WORKSHOP 105A ANALYTIC MECHANICS 110A ELECTRICITY&MAGNET 114 MECH WAVE MOTN&SOND 115B QUANTUM MECHANICS 115C QUANTUM MECHANICS 126 ELEM PARTICLE PHYS 131 MATH METHDS-PHYSICS 140B PROPRTIES OF SOLIDS 180A NUCLEAR PHYSICS LAB 180C SOLID STATE LAB 193 JOURNAL CLUB SEM 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 5 HMN PHYS-DIET&EXRCS CM103 HUMAN BIO-BMED ENGR 111A FOUNDTNS-PHYSIO SCI 111L PHYSIOL SCIENCE LAB C150 MSCLSKLTL MECHANICS M180B MOLEC&DVLP NEUROSCI 191H HONORS SEMINAR 193 ADVANCES-NEUROPHYS 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

POLITICAL SCIENCE 6 INTRO-DATA ANALYSIS 20 WORLD POLITICS 30 POLITICS & STRATEGY 40 INTRO-AMERICN PLTCS 50 INTRO-COMPRTV PLTCS M111A ANCNT&MDVL POL THRY 111C LATE MODRN POL THRY 113 PROB-20C POLIT THRY M114E MALCOLM X&BLACK LIB 118 POLITICAL VIOLENCE 119 SPECL STDS POL THRY 120B FRGN PLCY AFTR 9/11 121 FRMLTN-AM FRGN POL 122A WORLD ORDER 125 ARMS CNTRL&INT SCRT 130 LAT AM ECON DVLPMNT 133 INT REL-SUB-SAH AFR 134 FORGN POLICY DECISN 137A INTRNAT RELAT THEOR 138B INTL POLT 1914-PRES 140A CONGRESS 142A POLITICAL PARTIES 145C CIVIL LIBERTIES 146E NTL PLC DVLP&IMPLMT 149 AMRCN GOVT&POLITICS 156A POST-COMUNST RUSSIA 158 SE ASIAN POLITICS 159A AGE OF MAO ZEDONG 160 GOVT&POLITICS-JAPAN 169 SPEC STDS-COMP PLTC 171C LEGISLATIV STRATEGY 190H HNRS RESRCH COLLOQM 191A POLITICAL THEORY 191B INTERNATNAL RELATNS 191C POLITICS 191D COMPARATIV GOVRNMNT M194DC CAPPP WASH DC RSRCH

PSYCHIATRY AND BIOBEHAVIORAL SCIENCES M180A CONT PRB-MNTL RETRD M181A RSH PROB-MNTL RETRD

PSYCHOLOGY 10 INTRODUCTORY PSYCH 15 INTRO PSYCHOBIOLOGY 100A PSYCHOLOGICAL STATS 100B RESEARCH METH-PSYCH 101 GENERAL PSYCH LAB 110 FUND OF LEARNING

112B PSYBIO-FEAR&ANXIETY 115 BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCI M117B MOLEC&DVLP NEUROSCI 119D BEHAVRL NEUROPHARM M119L HUMAN NEUROPSYCHLGY 120A COGNITIVE PSYCH 121 LAB-COGNITIVE PSYCH 124F THINKING 124I COGN NEUROSC-MEMORY 125B DVLPMNTL PSYCHOPATH 126 CLINICAL PSYCH LAB 127 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 129D PERSONALITY 129E HUMAN SEXUALITY 133B COGNITIVE DEVELPMNT 133G CULTURE&HUMAN DEVLP 134A INFNT&TODLR CARE&ED 134B PRSCHL&SCHL CARE&ED 134D FLD-APLD DVLP PSYCH 134E ADV FLD-APL DV PSYC 135 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 136A SOCIAL PSYCH LAB 137C CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS M144 MEASUREMNT&ITS APPS M147A PSYCH-LESBIAN EXPER M165 PSYCH OF GENDER 175 COMMUNTY PSYCHOLOGY 178 HUMAN MOTIVATION M180A CONT PRB-MNTL RETRD M181A RSH PROB-MNTL RETRD 185 RESEARCH PRACTICUM 186B COG SCI-NEURL NTWRK 191BH DEPT HONORS SEMINAR 192 EDUCATION PRACTICES 194A INTERNSHIP SEMINAR 194B RESEARCH GROUP SEM 194D RESEARCH GRP PRACTM

PUBLIC POLICY 10A INTRO-PUBLIC POLICY 10B CALIFORNIA PLCY ISS 102 IMPRFCT RATIONALITY 103 ETHCS&MRLTY&PUB LIF 146 DEMOC&DISOBD&DISSNT 187 RESEARCH SEMINAR

RELIGION, STUDY OF 100 STUDY OF RELIGION 120 ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS

SCANDINAVIAN SECTION 2 ELEMENTARY SWEDISH 50W INTRO-SCAN LIT&CLTR 142 SCAND LIT-19TH CENT C144 IBSEN ON WRLD STAGE C180 LIT&SCANDVN SOCIETY 184 HANS CHRISTN ANDRSN

SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES Czech 102B ADVANCED CZECH

Hungarian 101B ELEMENTRY HUNGARIAN 187A ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187B ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187C ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187D ADV TUTORIAL INSTR

Polish 101B ELEMENTARY POLISH

Romanian 101B ELEMENTARY ROMANIAN 187J ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187K ADV TUTORIAL INSTR

Russian 2 ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN 5 INTERMEDIATE RUSSIA 25 RUSSIAN NOVEL-TRNSL 90BW RUSSIAN CVLZTN-20 C 100B LITERACY IN RUSSIAN 101B THIRD-YEAR RUSSIAN 102B INDIVIDUAL & STATE 108 BUSINESS RUSSIAN 119 GOLDEN AGE&REALISTS

123 HIST COMNT-MODN RUS 124D RUSS LIT-DOSTOEVSKY 124T RUSSIAN LIT-TOLSTOY 130A INTR-RUSSIAN POETRY 131 HIST-RUSSIAN CINEMA 140A ANLY-NARRATIV PROSE 191 TOPICS-RUSSIAN LIT

Serbian/Croatian 101B ELEM SERBIAN/CROATN 187C ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187D ADV TUTORIAL INSTR

Slavic 90 INTRO-SLAVIC CVLZTN

Ukrainian 187C ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187D ADV TUTORIAL INSTR

SOCIAL WELFARE 100A INTR-SOCIAL WELFARE 163 PREV-SUBSTANCE USE 181 CIVIL SOC&NONPROFIT

SOCIOLOGY 1 INTRODUCTORY SOCIOL M5 SOCL ORG-BLK CMNTYS M18 STAT MTHDS-SOCL SCI 20 INTRO SOC RSCH MTHD 101 DEVELPMT SOC THEORY 102 CONTEMP SOC THEORY 110 SOCIOHISTCL METHODS 112 INTRO-MATHEMTCL SOC 113 STAT&CMPT MTHD-RSCH M115 ENVIRONMENTL SOCIOL 119 PRIMATE SOCIETIES CM124A CONVRSTNL STRCTRS 1 130 SELF AND SOCIETY 134 CULTURE&PERSONALITY C149 PEOPLE PROCSS INSTN 151 COMPRTV IMMIGRATION M155 LATINOS IN THE U S 157 SOC STRATIFICATION M162 SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER 169 LAW AND SOCIETY 170 MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY 172 ENTREPRENEURSHIP M176 SOCIOL OF MASS COMM 180B SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY 182 POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY 191A SELF AND IDENTITY 191C MONEY AND EMOTIONS 191G CHICAGO SCHOOL HIST 191J MEXICAN SOCIETY 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM M194DC CAPPP WASH DC RSRCH

SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES 88 SOPH SEM-SE ASIA

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE Portuguese 2 ELEMENTARY PORTUGSE M44 CIV SPAN AM&BRAZIL 102A INTENSVE PORTUGUESE 102B INTENSVE PORTUGUESE 141 BRAZILIAN FILM&LIT

Spanish 1 ELEMENTARY SPANISH 2 ELEMENTARY SPANISH 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH 4 INTERMEDIATE SPAN 5 INTERMEDIATE SPAN 6 INTERMEDIATE SPAN 7 INTRM SPN-SPAN SPKR 25 ADV SPANISH COMP 27 COMP-SPANISH SPKRS M44 CIV SPAN AM&BRAZIL 100B SYNTAX 105 SPANISH COMPOSITION 107 ADV COMP-SPAN SPKRS 119C DRAMA 120B HSPNC LIT-1700-1898 124 GOLD AGE-POET&DRAMA 133 20C SPAN POET&DRAMA 144A MEXICAN LITERATURE


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149 FOLK LIT-HISPAN WLD 151B WOMEN-LIT-SPAN AMER 191A HISPANIC LIT&LING

SPEECH 1 PRINC ORAL COMMNCTN 181B FORENSICS 182 ANALYSIS & BRIEFING

STATISTICS 10H STATISTCL REASONING M12 STAT MTHDS-SOCL SCI 100B INTRO-MATH STATS 110A APPLIED STATISTICS 110B APPLIED STATISTICS 120A INT-APPL REGRS ANLY M154 MEASUREMNT&ITS APPS C180 INTRO-BAYESIAN STAT

THEATER 1B DANCE-MUSIC THEATER 11 THTR INTERPRETATION 14B INTRO TO DESIGN 15 INTRO TO DIRECTING 20 ACTING FUNDAMENTALS 28B ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 1 30 CREATIVE WRITING 50 THEATER PRODUCTION 101B THEATRICAL PAST M103D CONTMP CHICANO THTR 104C US THTR-WWI-PRESENT 107 DRAMA OF DIVERSITY 114B DANCE&SNG-MUSC THTR 115B ACTING I 116B ACTING II 118B ADV CREATV DRAMATCS 121 ACTING WORKSHOP 123 INT ACTNG FOR STAGE 126B ACTNG&VOICE&MVMNT 3 128E ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 2 130A FUND PLAYWRITING I 134B DANCE-MUSICAL II 135B SINGING-MUSICAL II C146B ENTERTAINMNT DESIGN 150 THEATER PRODUCTION

152B LIGHTING DESIGN 153A COSTUME DESIGN 154B SOUND DESIGN C155A PERSPECTIVE DRAWING C157B COSTUME CONSTRCTION C158A SCENIC DESIGN TECH C158C SOUND DESIGN TECH C163D DIRCTNG PRJCT-STAGE 171A ADV THEATER LAB 171B ADV THEATER LAB 173A DESIGN ASGNMNT-ASST 173B PRDCTN DSGN ASGNMNT 174B PROJECT-STAGE MGMT 174C PROJECT-STAGE MGMT M178 FILM&TV ACTNG WKSHP 180 SENIOR PROJECT M187 ART&IMPRVSTN-MUSEUM

URBAN PLANNING 129 URBAN POLICY&RESRCH 130 URB & REGIONAL ECON C133 PLTCL ECON-URBANZTN M162 LAND USE&DEVELOPMNT CM165 ENVIRONMENTALISM

WOMEN’S STUDIES 10 FMNST-WOMEN&SOCIETY M101B GAY LIT-PST STONEWL M107C SPCL TPCS-WOMEN&LIT 110B FMNST THRY-HUMNTIES 120 INTRNSHP-WOMNS STDS 125 WOMEN&HLTH CARE-US 130 WOMEN OF COLOR-U S CM143 WOMN HLRS&RITL&TRNS M147A PSYCH-LESBIAN EXPER M147B U S WOMEN 1600-1860 M149 MEDIA:GNDR&RACE&CLS M155Q WOMEN&SOCIAL MVMNTS M158 WOMEN IN ITAL CULTR M162 SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER M165 PSYCH OF GENDER CM170 FML VOICE-CNTMP LIT 187 SENIOR RESEARCH SEM

WORLD ARTS AND CULTURES 2 LOWER DIVISION SEM 5 GLBL&TRNSCLTRL FORM 6 BEG WAP-SUB S AFR 7 BEG WAP-ME/N AFRICA 9 BEG WAP-N AMERICA 10 BEG WAP-EAST ASIA 11 BEG WAP-SOUTH ASIA 12 BEG WAP-SE ASIA 13 BEG WAP-EUROPE 15 BEG MOD/PSTMOD DNCE 16 BEG IMPROVSTN-DANCE 20 INTRO-CULTURAL STDS 22 INTR-AMER FLKLR STD 26 FRIDA KAHLO 45 INTRO-DANCE STUDIES 59 INT WAP-N AMERICA 65 INT MOD/PSTMOD DNCE 69 INTRO-INTCLTRL COMP 70 PRODUCTION 78 PRIVATE INSTR-WAC 100A ART AS SOCIAL ACTN 102 INTRCLTRL PERFORMNC 103 ARTS IN COMMUNITY 112B DANCE IN SE ASIA C113A ADV WAP-EUROPE 114 PERFORMANCE PRACTCM C115 ADV MOD/PSTMOD DNCE 118 ADV INTRDSPLRY COMP 120 TOPCS-CULTURAL STDS 121 ETHNGRPHY-PERFRMNCE M126 PUBLIC ART M130 LIVING VERNACULAR 133 TEXTILES OF WORLD C141 CARNIVAL&FESTIVITY 144 MAKE ART/STOP AIDS C168 MKING ART/REAL WRLD 169 REPRTRY TOUR ENSMBL 170 ADVANCED PRODUCTION 171 LGHT DSGN-DNCE THTR 174 PROJECTS IN WAC 178 ADV PRIVT INSTR-WAC C180 VIDEO PRODUCTN-ARTS 186B SENIOR HONORS PROJ


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AEROSPACE STUDIES Z LEADERSHIP LAB 1C FOUNDATION-USAF 20C USAF AIR&SPACE POWR 130C AIR FRCE LDRSP STDS 140C PREP-ACTIVE DUTY

AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES 6 BLACK INTLCTL THGHT M104C AFR-AM LIT-1960S ON CM110A AFRCN AM MUS HERITG CM112D AFRICAN AMERICN ART M144 AFRICAN-AMER POLTCS M159P CONSTRUCTING RACE M164 AFRO-AMRC EXP IN US M173 NONVIOL&SOC MOVMNTS C191 TPCS-AFRO-AMER STDS

AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES 175 CULTRS-NATIVE SOCAL

ANTHROPOLOGY 7 HUMAN EVOLUTION 9 CULTURE AND SOCIETY 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM 33 CULTURE&COMMUNICATN 89 HONORS SEMINARS 112 OLD STNE AGE ARCHEO 113R STHWSTN ARCHAEOLOGY 117P LAB TPCS-ARCHAEOLGY 119P CITIES-PAST&PRESENT 120G BIOL ANTHRO-REVIEW 121C EVOLUTON-GENUS HOMO 124P HUMAN SEXUAL BEHAVR 131 CULTURE M140 LANGUAGE IN CULTURE 147 SEL TPC-LING ANTHRO M148A LANG&CULTURE-ART 153P ECONOMIC ANTHRO 157 TOPIC-SOCIAL ANTHRO M159P CONSTRUCTING RACE M164 AFRO-AMRC EXP IN US CM168P HLTH-NATV N AMERICN 179 TOPCS-REGIONL CULTR 191HB FIELD METHODS 193 JOURNAL CLUB SEM 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND TEACHING ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Applied Linguistics and Teaching English as a Second Language 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM 101W LANG LEARNING&TCHNG C117 LIT-SECOND LANG ED C118B LANG TEACHNG PRCTCM C153 FUNCTNL FNDTNS-LANG

English as a Second Language 33C ADV ENGL-ACADEMIC 35 UNIVERSITY WRITING 38 STRESS&INTONATION 39C PRESNTN&DISC LEADNG 106 ADV COMP-ESL STDNTS

ART 1B SCULPTURE 11A PAINTING 11B PHOTOGRAPHY 11D NEW GENRES 11E CERAMICS 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM 31C MODERNISM 133 ADVANCED PAINTING 137 ADVANCED NEW GENRES

140 ADVANCED PRINTMAKNG 145 ADVANCED SCULPTURE 147 ADVANCED PHOTOGRPHY 148 ADVANCED CERAMICS 150 SENIOR STUDIO 170 SPECL TOPICS-STUDIO 190 COLLOQUIA

ART HISTORY 54 MODERN ART 55A INTRO-AFRICAN ARTS 55B INTR-PRE-COLUMB ART M102F ETRUSCAN ART C104C PROBLMS-ISLAMIC ART C110H LATIN AMER ART-20 C CM112D AFRICAN AMERICN ART 114D LATER ART OF INDIA 114F ARTS-SOUTHEAST ASIA C115B ADV CHINESE ART C115E CHIN ART-210 BC-906 C117D AZTEC ART 117E COLONIAL LAT AM ART 127 UNDERGRAD SEMINAR C140A HIST-KOREAN PAINTNG C150B CNTMP ART 1960S-70S C150C CNTMP ART 1980S-NOW 189 ADV HONORS SEMINARS

ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE 10 ARTS ENCOUNTERS

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES 10 HIST-ASIAN AMERICNS 103 SOC SCI RSRCH MTHDS 107B VIDEO ETHNO&DCMNTRY M114 ASIAN AM EDUCATION 121 ASIAN AMERCN THEATR M130B CHIN IMGRNT LIT&FLM 134 VIETNMS AMRC EXPRNC M169 CONSTRUCTING RACE 171A US-CHINA RELATIONS 187B ASIAN AM THEMES 187D RACE&ETH&GNDR&SXLTY M191F TOPICS-ASIAN AM LIT

ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Asian 61 INTRO-ZEN BUDDHISM

Chinese 3 ELEM MODERN CHINESE 3A ADV ELEM MOD CHINES 6 INTRMED MOD CHINESE 6A ADV INTRM MOD CHNSE 50 CHINESE CIVILIZATN 100C ADVD MODERN CHINESE 110C INTR-CLASCL CHINESE 152 CNTMP CHIN LIT&CLTR 187 CHIN ETYMLGY&CALLIG

Japanese 3 ELEM MOD JAPANESE 6 INTRMD MOD JAPANESE 100C ADV MODERN JAPANESE 101B ADV RDNGS-MDRN JPNS 102A ADV READING&WRITING CM127 ANLY-JAPANSE&KOREAN 130A MODERN JAPANESE LIT 155 JAPANESE CINEMA 165 JAPANESE BUDDH TEXT C180 RDNGS-JPNS LIT THGT C186 JAPAN POETRY&PHILOS 191A TOPCS-CLASSCL JAPAN

Korean 3 ELEM MODERN KOREAN 3A ELEM KORN-KORN SPKR 6 INTRMED MDRN KOREAN

6A INTRMDT KOREAN-NATV 100C ADV MODERN KOREAN 101C ADV RDNG-MOD KOREAN 102C ADV KOREAN CONVRSTN 103C READNGS-SINO-KOREAN C105C KOREAN ACADMC TEXTS 106C SUPERIOR KOREAN 107C PROF&ACAD KOREAN CM120 STRUCTURE OF KOREAN CM127 ANLY-JAPANSE&KOREAN 172 TOPCS-KOR CHRISTIAN 187 PPLR&FLK RLGN-KOREA

South Asian 40C INTRODUCTORY HINDI 41C INTERMEDIATE HINDI 155 S ASIAN CINEMA&LIT 185 WOMEN&GENDR-ANC IND

Southeast Asian 50C INTRO VIETNAMESE 50F INTRO VIET-HERITAGE 51C INTERMDT VIETNAMESE 60C INTRODUCTORY THAI 61B INTERMEDIATE THAI 70C INTRO FILPNO/TAGLOG 71C INTRM FILPNO/TAGALG 80C INTRO INDONESIAN 81C INTERMED INDONESIAN 152C ADVANCED VIETNAMESE 162B ADVANCED THAI 175 FILIPINO SHRT STORY

ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES 1 CLIMATE CHANGE 1L CLIMATE CHANGE LAB 2 AIR POLLUTION 2L AIR POLLUTION LAB 3 INTR-ATMOS ENVIRMNT 3L INTR-ATMOS ENVR LAB 102 CLIMT CHANGE&MODLNG C110 DYNMC&SYNPTC MTRLGY 130 CIRCULATN-S M BASIN 190 OPRATNL METEOROLOGY

BIOENGINEERING 3 BIOENGR PHYSICS III 3L BIOENG PHYS LAB III 100 BIOENGR FUNDAMENTAL

BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY M140 CELL BIO-CELL CYCLE 191 TOPICS-CONTEMP BIOL

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING C171 BIOLOGIC SPECTRSCPY C181 BIOMAT-TISS INTRACT C185 INTRO-TISSUE ENGR CM186L BIOMED&BIOCYB RSRCH

BIOSTATISTICS 100A INTRO-BIOSTATISTICS 115 TOPICS IN ESTIMATN

CHEMICAL AND BIOMOLECULAR ENGINEERING 101C MASS TRANSFER 103 SEPARATN PROCESSES 104A CHEMICAL ENGR LAB 1 104C SEMICONDUCTR PROCSS 104CL SEMICNDCTR PRCS LAB M105A INT-ENGR THERMODYNC 108B CMPTR-AID DSGN&ANLY C112 POLYMER PROCESSES C114 ELECCHM PRCS&COROSN C115 BIOCHEM REACTN ENGR C119 POLLUTION PREVNTION


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CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 5 LEARNG&PROB SOLVING 14B THERMODNMCS&KINETCS 14BL GEN&ORGN CHEM LAB 1 14C ORGNC MOLEC STRCTRS 14CL GEN&ORGN CHEM LAB 2 14D ORGANIC REACTIONS 20B ENERGETICS&CHANGE 20L GENRL CHEMISTRY LAB 30A INTRO-ORGANIC CHEM 30AL GEN CHEMISTRY LAB 2 30B ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 30BL ORGANIC CHEM LAB 1 30C ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 30CL ORGANIC CHEM LAB 2 96 SPECIAL COURSES 103 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEM 110A PHYS-THERMODYNAMICS C113B PHYS-INT MOL SPECTR 114 PHYSICAL CHEM LAB 114H PHYS CHEM LAB-HONOR M120 SOFT MATTER LAB C126A COMPTNL METHDS-CHEM 136 ORGNIC STRUCT MTHDS C143B MECH&STRUC-ORG CHEM 153A STRCTR&ENZMS&MTBLSM 153B DNA&RNA&PROTN SYNTH 153C METABOLISM&REGULATN 153L BIOCHMICAL MTHDS I 154 BIOCHMICAL MTHDS II 156 PHYSICAL BIOCHEM C159A REGULATN-TRANSCRPTN C159B REGULATN-TRANSCRPTN C175 INORG REACTION MECH C185 MATERIALS CHEM LAB

CHICANA AND CHICANO STUDIES 100SL BARRIO SERVC LEARNG 101 THEORETICL CONCEPTS M102 MEX-AM&THE SCHOOLS M103H CONTMP CHICANO THTR M106 HLTH-CHICANO/LATINO M108A MUSIC-LATIN AMERICA M110 CHICANA FEMINISM 119 COMMUNITY FORMATION 125 US-MEXICO RELATIONS 129 LABOR&WORKPLCE STDS 168 LATINOS-PRINT MEDIA M173 NONVIOL&SOC MOVMNTS 188 SPECIAL COURSES 190 RESEARCH COLLOQUIA

CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 15 COMPUTNG-CIVIL ENGR 108 INT-MCHN-DFMBL SLDS 110 PROBBLTY&STATS-ENGR 125 FNDMNTLS-QUAKE ENGR 128L SOIL MECHANICS LAB 135C FINITE ELEMNT MTHDS 135L STRL DSGN&TSTNG LAB 142L REINF CNCRT STR LAB 143 DSN-PRSTR CNCR STRC 144 STRCTRL SYSTMS DSGN 156A ENVIRNMNTL CHEM LAB 157B WATER TRTMNT PLANTS 157L HYDRO ANLYS&DESIGN M166 ENVIRONMENTL MICROB 180 INTR-TRANSPORT ENGR

CLASSICS Classics 20 DISCOVERING ROMANS 30 CLASSICAL MYTHOLOGY M124 ANCIENT POL THOUGHT 144 STUDIES-ANCNT CULTR M145B LTR ANCT GREEK PHIL M147 ARISTOTLE 148 EARLY GRK MED&THGHT 150A FEM-GREEK LIT&CLTRE M153F ETRUSCAN ART 165 ANCIENT ATHLETICS

Greek 3 ELEMENTARY GREEK 106 ARISTOPHANES 131 RDNGS-LATER GREEK

Latin 3 ELEMENTARY LATIN 115 CAESAR 116 THE ROMAN NOVEL 119B ROMAN POETRY

COMMUNICATION STUDIES 10 INTRO-COMMCTN STDS M70 ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE 100 COMMUNICATION THRY 115 DYAD COMM&INTPR REL M116 COMUNCTN-CPLS&FMLYS 140 THRY-PERSUASVE COMM M147 SOCIOL OF MASS COMM 150 COMMUNICATION RSRCH 158 EVOLUTION-COMM TECH 160 POLITICAL COMUNCTN M161 MASS MEDIA&ELECTNS 166 COMM DYNAMC-FILM&TV 170 LEGAL COMMUNICATION 182 NONVERB COMM-ARCHTC 185 FLD STD-COMMUNICATN 191F SOCIAL INTERACTION 191G INTRPRSNL COMM THRY 191J HETRGNS GROUPS COMM 191K COMMUNICATION POLCY 191N HUMANISTC-MASS COMM

COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES 90 AGING FRONTIER 91 PEER HLTH CNSLR TRN 100 INTRO-COMM HLTH SCI 179 LIFE SKILLS

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 1A WD LIT-ANTQ-MID AGE 2CW SRV-LIT-ENLTNMT-20C 2DW GREAT BOOKS-WORLD 4AW ANTIQTY TO MID AGES 4BW MIDDLE AGES TO 17C 4CW ENLITNMNT TO 20TH C 4DW GREAT BOOKS 100 INTRO TO COMP LIT C164 MOD EUROPEAN NOVEL M171 CHIN IMGRNT LIT&FLM 191 VARIABLE TOPICS

COMPUTER SCIENCE 2 GREAT IDEAS-COM SCI 32 INTRO TO COM SCI 2 33 COMPUTER ORGANIZATN M51A LOGC DSGN-DGTL SSTM 111 OPERATNG SSTMS PRIN 112 COM SYS MDLG FNDMTL 117 NETWRK-PHYSCL LAYER 118 CMPTR NTWRK FNDMNTL 131 PROGRAMMING LANGS 143 DATABASE SYSTEMS M151B COMPUTR SYSTMS ARCH M152A DIGITAL DESIGN LAB M152B DGTL DSGN PROJ LAB 161 ARTIFICL INTELLIGNC 170A MATH MODELING&MTHDS M171L DATA COMM SSTMS LAB C174C COMPUTER ANIMATION 180 ALGORITHMS&COMPLXTY 181 FORML LANGS&AUTOMTA CM186L BIOMED&BIOCYB RSRCH 188 SPECIAL COURSES 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

CYBERNETICS M186L BIOMED&BIOCYB RSRCH

DESIGN | MEDIA ARTS 11A DESIGN HISTORY I 22 FORM 25 LETTERFRMS&TYPGRPHY C142 GEOMETRIC MODELING C152B PROGRAMMING II 153B ADV DESGN FOR VIDEO 154B INTEGRTV TYPOGRAPHY 155 DYNAMIC TYPOGRAPHY 156A DESIGN-VIRTUAL FORM 157A DSGN-INTERACT MEDIA 159 SENIOR PROJECT 160 TOPICS-AREA STUDIES 161A INTRO-CREATIVE INET

170 TOPICS IN DESIGN 180 PROSEMINAR-DESIGN

EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES 8 EARTHQUAKES 9 SOLAR SYSTM&PLANETS 10 EXPLORING MARS 17 DINOSAURS&RELATIVES 20 NAT HST-SOUTHRN CAL 103A IGNEOUS PETROLOGY 103C METAMRPHC PETROLOGY 119 CONT DRFT&PLT TCTNC 121 ADV FIELD GEOLOGY 133 HIST&REGIONAL GEOL 135 INT-APLD GEOPHYSICS 152 PHYSCS OF EARTH 193C JOURNAL CLUB SEM

ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY 14 OCEAN ENVIRONMENT 103 PLANT EVOLTN&SSTMTC 105 BIOLOGY-INVERTEBRTS 111 BIOLOGY-VERTEBRATES 113A HERPETOLOGY 117 EVOLUTN-VERTEBRATES 120 EVOLUTION 122 ECOLOGY 132 FIELD BHVRL ECOLOGY 133 THEORETICL&COMP BIO 154 CALIFORNIA ECOSSTMS M173 ANA&PHYSI-SENSE ORG 180 SEM-BIOLOGY&SOCIETY 187 VARIABLE TOPICS 194A RESEARCH GROUP SEM

ECONOMICS 1 PRIN OF ECONOMICS 2 PRIN OF ECONOMICS 11 MICROECONOMC THEORY 101 MICROECONOMC THEORY 102 MACRO ECON THEORY 103 INTRO-ECONOMETRICS 106F FINANCE 106G INTRO-GAME THEORY 106I ORGNZTN OF THE FIRM 106P PRICING&STRATEGY 106V INVESTMENTS 107 HIST OF ECON THEORY 110 PROB-UNDERDEV CNTRY 121 INTERNTL TRADE THRY 122 INTERNATNL FINANCE C126C INTERNATIONAL ECON 130 PUBLIC FINANCE 142 PROBBLSTC MICROECON C146C ASSET PRICING 150 LABOR ECONOMICS C156C LABOR ECONOMICS 160 MONEY AND BANKING 161 MONETARY THEORY C166C MONETARY-MACROECON 167A STAGNATN-MOD GROWTH 170 MONOPOLY&COMPETITN 171 IND ORG-THEOR&TCTCS C176C INDUSTRIAL ORGANZTN C186C ECONOMIC HISTORY

EDUCATION 92A TCHNG&LEARNNG METHS 92C DYNMCS-PEER MENTOR M102 MEX-AM&THE SCHOOLS M103 ASIAN AM EDUCATION M112 CHILDREN&SCHOOLING 120 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEV 122 PERSPCTV-US COLLEGE C126 EDUCATNL ANTHROPLGY 130 RACE&CLASS&INEQUAL 131 AMER ED-HIST&CULTRE 132 EXCPTNL INDIVIDUALS 143 HIGH SCHOOL ADVISNG M148 WOMEN IN HIGHER ED 170B EXPR LEARN:AM READS 182C CULTR&COMM&ETHNGPHY 183C CULTR&COMM&ETHNGPHY 185 CMNTY SRVC LEARNING 191F CURRENT ISSUES-EDUC 191M CURRENT ISSUES-EDUC 192B AMERICA READS



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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 1 ELEC ENGR PHYSICS I 2 PHYSICS-ELCTRC ENGR 10 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS I M16 LOGC DSGN-DGTL SSTM 100 ELCTRCL&ELCTRNC CIR 102 SYSTEMS AND SIGNALS 103 APPLD NUMERICL COMP 110 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS II 110L CIRCUIT MSRMNTS LAB 113 DIGITAL SIGNL PROCS 113D DGTL SGNL PRCSG DES 114D SPEECH&IMAGE PRCSNG 115A ANALG ELCTRN CRCT 1 115AL ANALOG ELCTRN LAB 1 115BL ANALOG ELCTRN LAB 2 115C DGTL ELCTRNC CIRCTS 115D DSGN-ELCTRNC CIRCTS M116C COMPUTR SYSTMS ARCH M116D DGTL DSGN PROJ LAB M116L DIGITAL DESIGN LAB 121B PRIN-SEMICON DEVICE 122AL SEMCNDCT DVICES LAB 129D SEMICNDCTR PROCESNG 131B INTR-STOCHSTC PRCSS 132A COMMUNICATN SYSTEMS 141 PRINC-FEEDBK CONTRL 161 ELECTROMAGNTC WAVES 162A WIRELESS COMMUNICTN 163B MICROWV&MILLIMTR-WV 164DL MICRWV WIRLSS LAB 2 M171L DATA COMM SSTMS LAB 172 INTRO-LASR&QUAN ELC 173DL PHOTONCS&CMNCTN LAB 176 LASRS-BIOMED APLCTN 180D SYSTEMS DESIGN

ENGLISH English 4HW CRITCL READ&WRITING 4W CRITCL READ&WRITING 10A ENGL LIT TO 1660 10B ENGL LIT 1660-1832 10C ENGL LIT 1832-PRES 88I 19TH-CENT AMRCN LIT 88M LITERATURE&SOCIETY 95B INTRO TO DRAMA 97H HNRS SEM-FROSH&SOPH M102B ASIA AM LIT-1980 ON M104C AFR-AM LIT-1960S ON M105B RECENT CHICANO LIT M107C SPCL TPCS-WOMEN&LIT 109 INTRDSPLN APRCH-LIT 115A AMER POPULAR LIT 133 CREATV WRIT-POETRY 134 CREAT WRIT-SHT STRY 141A CHAUCER-CBURY TALES 142A SHAKES-POEM&ER PLAY 142B SHAKESP-LATER PLAYS 143 MILTON 150B LATER MEDIEVAL LIT 151 ELIZABETHAN LIT 152B DRAMA 1567-1642 157 THE NOVEL TO 1832 160 EARLIER ROMANTC LIT 164 THE NOVEL 1832-1900 169B POSTCOLONIAL LITS 170B AMER LIT 1775-1832 172A AMER LIT 1912-1945 172B AMER LIT SINCE 1945 173A AMER FCTN TO 1900 173B AMER FCTN 1900-1945 173C AMER FCTN SNCE 1945 174C AMER PTRY SNCE 1945 175 AMRCN NONFCTN PROSE 176 AMERICAN DRAMA 177 SPECL TPCS-AMER LIT M179C TOPICS-ASIAN AM LIT 180 SPECIALIZD STDS-LIT 181A MEDIEVAL LITERATURE 181B RENAISSANCE LIT 181C 17TH CENTURY LIT 181D 18TH CENTURY LIT 181F VICTORIAN LIT 181G 20TH CENT BRIT LIT

182C 20TH CENT AMER LIT 191H HONORS SEMINAR

English Composition 2 UNIVERSITY WRITING 3 ENGL COMP-RHET&LANG 100W ACADEMIC WRITING 123 INFO LITERCY&RESRCH 131D WRTNG-MEDIA&COMNCTN

Yiddish 104 ADVANCED YIDDISH

ENVIRONMENT M1CW GLOBAL ENVIRON-TPCS M137 AMERICAN ENVIRONMNT M161 GLOBL ENV&WORLD POL 184 SATELITE OCEANOGPHY 185 SPEAKER SERIES 193 JOURNAL CLUB SEM

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES 100 INTR-ENVRMNTL HLTH M166 ENVIRONMENTL MICROB

EPIDEMIOLOGY 100 PRINCP-EPIDEMIOLOGY

ETHNOMUSICOLOGY 5 MUSIC AROUND WORLD 10C WORLD MUSIC THEORY 20A MUSIC-EURO&AMERICAS 91B MUSIC OF BALI 91C MUSIC&DANCE-BALKANS 91D MUSIC OF CHINA 91E MUSIC&DANCE-GHANA 91F MUSIC OF INDIA 91H MUSIC OF JAVA 91J MUSIC OF KOREA 91K MUSIC OF MEXICO 91N MUSIC OF NEAR EAST 91P MUSIC-AFRCN AMERCNS 91T JAZZ ORCHESTRA 91Z OPEN ENSEMBLE 92 MUSIC INSTRUCTION 106B CNTMP NA INDIAN MUS M108A MUSIC-LATIN AMERICA 129C JAZZ THEORY&IMPROV C136A MUSIC OF AFRICA C156A MUSIC IN CHINA 161B ADV MUSIC OF BALI 161C ADV MSC&DNC-BALKANS 161D ADV MUSIC OF CHINA 161E ADV MUSC&DANC-GHANA 161F ADV MUSIC OF INDIA 161H ADV MUSIC OF JAVA 161J ADV MUSIC OF KOREA 161K ADV MUSIC OF MEXICO 161N ADV MUSIC-NEAR EAST 161P ADV MUSIC-AFR AMRCN 161T ADV JAZZ ORCHESTRA 161Z ADV OPEN ENSEMBLE 162 ADV MUSIC INSTRUCTN C169 MUSIC&SCI&TECHNOLGY 171 ADV JAZZ PERFRMANCE 177 JAZZ COMBO 180 ANLY-TRADITNL MUSIC 188 SPECIAL COURSES

EUROPEAN STUDIES 191 VAR TOPICS-EURO ST

FILM, TELEVISION, AND DIGITAL MEDIA 106A HIST AM MOTION PIC 113 FILM AUTHORS 114 FILM GENRES C118 INTR CINEMATOGRAPHY 135C ADV SCRNWRTNG WKSHP C144 INTERACT MULTIMEDIA 150 CINEMATOGRAPHY 151 INTRO-EXPER FILMMKG 152 FILM&TV SND RECRDNG 153 MOTION PICT LIGHTNG 154 FILM EDITING 155 DIGITAL MEDIA&TOOLS 163 DIRECTNG THE CAMERA

164 DIRECTING THE ACTOR 176B ADV UNDRGRAD PRDCTN M177 FILM&TV ACTNG WKSHP 178 FILM&TV PRODCTN LAB 181A ANIMTN DSGN-FILM&TV 181C ANIMATION WORKSHOP 187A RMOT MULTI-CAM PROD 194 INTERNSHIP SEMINAR

FRENCH AND FRANCOPHONE STUDIES French 1 ELEMENTARY FRENCH 2 ELEMENTARY FRENCH 3 ELEMENTARY FRENCH 4 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 5 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 6 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH 10A FRENCH CONVERSATION 10C FRENCH CONVERSATION 12 INTR-FRN&FRNCPH LIT 14 INTRO-FRN CULTR&CIV 60 FRENCH&FRANCPHN NOV 100 WRITTEN EXPRESSION 101 WRITTEN EXPRESSION 102 ADV EXPOSITRY WRTNG 105 STRUCTURE OF FRENCH 107 ADV ORAL EXPRESSION 114C LIT-19TH&20TH CNTRY 116 RENAISNC FRENCH LIT 142 FRANCOPHONE CINEMA 166 FR&FRNCPHNE AUTOBIO

GENERAL EDUCATION CLUSTERS M1CW GLOBAL ENVIRON-TPCS 20CW INTERRCL DYNAMCS-US 21CW HIST-SOCIAL THOUGHT 23CW INSIDE PERFORM ARTS M24CW WRK&LABR&JUSTICE-US 25CW URBAN CULTRE-E ASIA 60CW THE U S 1963-1974 70CW COSMOS AND LIFE 70DW COSMOS AND LIFE 71CW BIOTECHNLGY&SOCIETY 80CW FRONTRS-HUMAN AGING

GEOGRAPHY 3 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY 4 REGNL DEV&WRLD ECON 5 PEOPLE&EARTH ECOSYS 102 TROPICAL CLIMATOLGY 103 PALEOCLMTLG&ICE AGE 106 APPLIED CLIMATOLOGY 111 FOREST ECOSYSTEMS 124 ENVRMNTL IMPCT ANLY 130 GEOGPHCL DISCV&EXPL 132 FOOD&ENVIRO&AGRICLT M137 AMERICAN ENVIRONMNT 144 ETHNICITY-US CITY 156 METROPL LOS ANGELES 159B PROBLEMS-GEOGRAPHY 170 ADV GEOG INFO SYSTM 172 ADV REM SENSNG&DATA C194A CONTRVRSY-E SYS SCI

GERMANIC LANGUAGES Dutch 104B ACCELERATED DUTCH

German 1 ELEMENTARY GERMAN 2 ELEMENTARY GERMAN 2G ELEM GERMAN-GRADS 3 ELEMENTARY GERMAN 5 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN 6 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN 61A CULTURE-BERLIN M70 ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE 100C WAR&POLITICS&ART 102A ERLY GRMN FILM-CLTR 112 JEWISH WRITNG&THGHT 116 SPC TPC-MOD LIT&CLT 134 CULT HIST&CURNT AFF 158 ROMANTICISM

Old Norse Studies C145 OLD NORSE LIT&SOCTY


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GERONTOLOGY M119O PSYCHOLOGY OF AGING

GLOBAL STUDIES 100B CONTEMPORARY ISSUES

HEALTH SERVICES 100 HEALTH SERVICES ORG

HISTORY 1B WESTERN CIVILIZATN 1C WESTERN CIVILIZATN 2B SOCL KNOWLEDGE&POWR 9C JAPAN 9CH JAPAN-HONORS 13C US&COLONL ORGNS-20C 96W INT-HISTRCL PRCTICE 97B MEDIEVAL HISTORY 97C EUROPEAN HISTORY 97D US HISTORY 97E LATIN AMERICAN HIST 97F NEAR EASTERN HIST 97G EAST ASIAN HISTORY 97J AFRICAN HISTORY 101 TOPICS-WORLD HIST M103B ANCIENT EGYPT CIV 105C MID EAST 1700-PRSNT 108A N AFR-ISLM CNQST ON 111C TPCS-MODERN MIDEAST 119D TOPCS-MEDIEVAL HIST 122A EUR-CUL&INTELL-15C 122D EUR-CUL&INTELL-18C 122F EUR-CUL&INTELL-20C 124C FRANCE 1871-PRESENT 128C ITALY 1848-PRESENT 132 TOPIC-EUROPEAN HIST 134C EURO ECON 20TH CENT 136A BRITAIN-1485-1715 136C BRITAIN SINCE 1832 139A US CIVIL WAR&RECON 141B US ECON-1910-NOW 149B N AMER IND 1830-NOW 152 ASIANS IN AMER HIST 153 AMERICAN WEST 160A LATIN AM ELITELORE 162A MODERN BRAZIL 167B HIST-EAST AFRICA 168B S AFRICA SINCE 1870 M173B WOMEN-20TH C JAPAN 174A EARLY HIST OF INDIA 174C HIST-BRITISH INDIA 176B SOEAST ASIA 1815 ON 180A TOPICS-HIST OF SCI M181 TOPICS-JEWISH HIST 183B THIRD REICH & JEWS M184D ISRAEL-1948 TO NOW 186C JESUS OF NAZARETH M187A GLOBAL FEMINISM 191C SEM-EUROPE 191D SEM-UNITED STATES 191E SEM-LATIN AMERICA 191F SEM-NEAR EAST 191J SEM-AFRICA 191L SEM-JEWISH HISTORY 191N SEM-INDIA

HONORS COLLEGIUM 20 NATURE-MODERN SCI 30 VIETNAM WAR&US CLTR 38W BODY-MIND LITERACY 42 NEGOTIATING CONFLCT 49 LAW&SCI&HIST&JRNLSM 50W WRITING SCIENCE 53 AMERICAN FOLK MUSIC 56 LANG-WINDOW TO MIND 64 ART AND AESTHETICS 70AL GENE DISCOVERY LAB 80 GENOMICS & SELF 84 CONFLCTS BTWN LANGS 86 PSYCHOLOGY OF FEAR 101B UNDRGRD SCI JOURNAL 101C JOURNL-HUMN&SOC SCI 101D COUNSL MULITCULTURL 103 SCIENTIFC KNOWLEDGE 105 CLIENT PROGRAM EVAL M106 IMAGINARY WOMEN 107 CPTLSM-LT MDVL ITAL M112 CHILDREN&SCHOOLING

117 RESISTANCE TO NAZIS 122 VILNCE-WMN-CRSSCULT 127 CITZNSHP&LDRSHP&SER 137 POLITICAL SATIRE 139 AFR AMERCANS&AFRICA 140 PRIV&OPPRESS-PUB ED 151 AMERICN JEWS&ISRAEL M157 INTRNTL REL-MIDEAST 193A RESEARCH SCHOLR SEM

HUMAN GENETICS CM122 MOUSE MOL GENETICS

INDO-EUROPEAN STUDIES M70 ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE M150 INTRO-INDO-EUR LING

INFORMATION STUDIES 10 INFO SEARCH&EVAL 30 INFO TECH&SOCIETY 110 INFO RESR&LIBRARIES

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES M100B PLTCL ECON-DEVLPMNT 191 SENIOR SEMINAR

ITALIAN 1 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN 2 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN 3 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN 4 INTERMED ITALIAN 5 INTERMED ITALIAN 6 INTERMED ITALIAN 46 ITAL CINEMA&CULTURE 50B LIT-ENLGHT-MODERNTY 100 COMPOSITION & STYLE 103C INTRO-LIT&ANALYSIS 120 LIT IN 20TH CENTURY 140 BOCCACCIO TO BASILE

LABOR AND WORKPLACE STUDIES M1CW WRK&LABR&JUSTICE-US M173 NONVIOL&SOC MOVMNTS

LAW Undergraduate Law 175 INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS

LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER STUDIES M118 QUEERING AMER HIST M167 CONTSTD SEXUALITIES 187 TOPICS-LGBT STUDIES

LIFE SCIENCES 1 EVOLUTN&ECOL&BIODIV 2 CELLS&TISSUES&ORGNS 3 INTRO-MOLECULAR BIO 4 GENETICS 10H RESEARCH-GENETICS 15 LIFE-CONCPTS&ISSUES 100HA ADV RESRCH-GENETICS 100HB ADV RESRCH-GENETICS 100HC ADV RESRCH-GENETICS 130 SCI CLASSRM OBSRVTN 187A RESEARCH-LIFE SCI 187B RESEARCH-LIFE SCI 187C RESEARCH-LIFE SCI 192A UNDERGRAD PRACTICUM 192B UNDERGRAD PRACTICUM

LINGUISTICS African Languages 1C ELEMENTARY SWAHILI 2C INTERMEDIATE SWAHIL 41C ELEMENTARY HAUSA 42B INTERMEDIATE HAUSA 61C ELEMENTARY WOLOF 97 STDS-AFRICAN LANG 103C ADVANCED SWAHILI

Indigenous Languages of the Americas 18C ELEMENTARY QUECHUA

Linguistics 1 INTR-STUDY-LANGUAGE 4 LANGUAGE&EVOLUTION 20 INTRO TO LINGUISTCS 103 INTRO-GEN PHONETICS 110 INTRO TO HIST LING 114 AMERICN INDIAN LING 120A PHONOLOGY I 120B SYNTAX I 127 SYNACTC TYPLGY&UNIV M146 LANGUAGE IN CULTURE M150 INTRO-INDO-EUR LING 165A PHONOLOGY II 165B SYNTAX II M177 STRUCTURE OF KOREAN M178 ANLY-JAPANSE&KOREAN C180 MATH STRUCT-LANG I

MANAGEMENT 100 FINANCIAL ACCOUNTNG 108 BUSINESS LAW 118A COMPLEXITY SCIENCE 120A INTRMED ACCNTING I 120B INTRMED ACCNTING II 122 MANAGEMNT ACCOUNTNG 123 AUDITING 124 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING 126 FINANCL STMNT ANLYS 127A TAX PRINCIPLES&PLCY 127B CORP&PARTNERSHP TAX 130A BASIC MANAGR FINANC 140 ELEM PROD&OPER RSCH 180 SPECIAL TOPICS

MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 14 SCIENCE-ENGR MATERL 90L PHYSCL MSRMNT-MATRL 121 MTLS SCI-SEMICNDCTR 121L SEMICONDUCTORS LAB 132 METALLIC ALLOYS 140 MTRL SLCTN&ENG DSGN 151 COMPOSITE MATERIALS 161L LABORATORY-CERAMICS 170 ORAL COMMUNICATION 171 WRITING-TECH COMMUN

MATHEMATICS Computing, Program in 10A INTR TO PROGRAMMING 10B INTRMDT PROGRAMMING 10C ADVNCED PROGRAMMING 20A JAVA LANG-APPLICATN 40A INTRO-INTERNET PROG

Mathematics2 FINITE MATHEMATICS 3B CALC LIFE SCI STDT 3C CALC LIFE SCI STDT 31B INTEGRTN&INF SERIES 32A CALC OF SEVRL VAR 32B CALC OF SEVRL VAR 33A LINEAR ALGBRA&APPLS 33AH LINEAR ALG&APPS-HNR 33B DIFFERNTL EQUATIONS 38A CONCPTS-ELEM SCHOOL 61 DISCRETE STRUCTURES 110C ALGEBRA M112 INTRO TO SET THEORY 113 COMBINATORICS 115A LINEAR ALGEBRA 115AH LINEAR ALGEBRA-HNRS 117 ALGEBRA-APPLICATNS 120B DIFFERENTIAL GEOM 121 INTRO TO TOPOLOGY 123 FNDATNS OF GEOMETRY 131A ANALYSIS 131B ANALYSIS 131C TOPICS IN ANALYSIS 132 CMPLX ANLY-APLICTNS 133 INTRO-FOURIER ANLYS 134 SYSTMS-DIFFNTL EQTN 135 ORDNRY DFRNTL EQTNS 136 PARTL DFFRNTL EQTNS 142 MATHEMTCL MODELING 151A APPLD NUMRICL MTHDS 151B APPLD NUMRICL MTHDS


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155 MATHEMATICL IMAGING 164 OPTIMIZATION 167 MATH GAME THEORY 170A PROBABILITY THEORY 170B PROBABILITY THEORY 171 STOCHASTC PROCESSES 181 MATHEMATICS-FINANCE 191H HONORS MATH SEMINAR

MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 94 CMPTR AID DSGN&DRFT 101 STTCS&STRNGTH-MTRLS 102 MECH-PRTCL&RIGD BOD 103 ELEM FLUID MECHANIC M105A INT-ENGR THERMODYNC 105D TRANSPORT PHENOMENA 133A ENGR THERMODYNAMICS 150B AERODYNAMICS 150R ROCKET PRPLSN SYSTM 154B DSGN-AEROSPCE STRUC 156A STRENGTH OF MATERLS 157 BASIC MECH ENGR LAB 157A FLUID MECH&AERO LAB 161C SPACECRAFT DESIGN 162A INT-MCHNMS&MECH SYS 162C ELECMECH SSTMS DSGN 162M SENR MECH ENGR DSGN 168 FINITE ELEMENT TECH 171A DYNAM SYS CNTRL I 171B DGTL CNTL-PHYS SSTM 182A MATHEMATICS OF ENGR 182B MATHEMATICS OF ENGR 183 MANUFACTR PROCESSES 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

MEDICINE M160A AT-RISK POPULATIONS M160B AT-RISK POPULATIONS

MICROBIOLOGY, IMMUNOLOGY, AND MOLECULAR GENETICS 6 INTRO MICROBIOLOGY 101 INTRO MICROBIOLOGY 101L MICROBIOLOGY LAB C106 MOL&GNTC-BACT INFCT C107 VIRAL PATHOGENESIS CM122 MOUSE MOL GENETICS C132 CELL BIO-NUCLEUS C134 ETHICS-BIOMED RSRCH C174 MOLECULR PARASITLGY 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

MILITARY SCIENCE Z LEADERSHIP LAB 13 LDRSHIP DEVELOPMENT 23 SUBORDNT DEVLP&ARMY 110 US MILITARY HISTORY 131 TACTICAL PLAN&ANLYS 133 LEADRSHP&PROB SOLVG 143 OFFICERSHIP

MOLECULAR, CELL, AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 30 BIOLOGY OF CANCER 40 AIDS&SEXUAL TRANSMT 80 PLANT BIO-NOW&FUTUR M88H LIMITS-BIOL DESIGN 97A PEERS-SCI CAREERS 104 CELL&MOLEC BIO LAB M140 CELL BIO-CELL CYCLE C141 PLNT DFRNTIATN&DVLP 143 ORGANOGENESIS 144 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY M175C BHVR&CGNTV NEUROSCI 191 VAR TOPICS-MCD BIO 192A UNDERGRAD PRACTICUM 192B PRACTICUM-CITYLAB 193 JOURNAL CLUB 194A RESEARCH GROUP SEM

MUSIC 3 PREP THRY-MUSIC MJR 4C BASIC MUSICIANSHIP 5 BEGINNING VOICE 20B MUSIC THEORY II 20C MUSIC THEORY III

60AS VIOLIN 60BS VIOLA 60CS CELLO 60DS STRING BASS 60ES HARP 60FS CLASSICAL GUITAR 61AS FLUTE 61BS OBOE 61CS CLARINET 61DS BASSOON 61ES SAXOPHONE 62AS TRUMPET 62BS FRENCH HORN 62CS TROMBONE 62DS TUBA 63S PERCUSSION 64AS PIANO 64BS ORGAN 65S VOICE C90A UCLA CHORALE 90B COLLEGIATE CHORUS 90D OPERA WORKSHOP C90E SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 90F SYMPHONIC BAND C90G WIND ENSEMBLE 90L MUSIC THEATER WKSHP 90M MRCHNG&VARSITY BAND 100A GENERAL MUSIC 110 LEARNING-MUSIC EDUC 112 FIELD EXPR-MUSIC ED 114D DOUBLE REEDS 114F HORN&TUBA 114H OTHER PERCUSSION 114J PIANO 120C MUSIC THEORY VI 123C COMPOSITION 124A SCORING-SYMPHONY 160AS ADVANCED VIOLIN 160BS ADVANCED VIOLA 160CS ADVANCED CELLO 160DS ADV STRING BASS 160ES ADVANCED HARP 160FS ADV CLASSICL GUITAR 161AS ADVANCED FLUTE 161BS ADVANCED OBOE 161CS ADVANCED CLARINET 161DS ADVANCED BASSOON 161ES ADVANCED SAXOPHONE 162AS ADVANCED TRUMPET 162BS ADV FRENCH HORN 162CS ADVANCED TROMBONE 162DS ADVANCED TUBA 163S ADVANCED PERCUSSION 164AS ADVANCED PIANO 164BS ADVANCED ORGAN 165S ADVANCED VOICE 174B LANG OF SONG-FRENCH C175 CHAMBER ENSEMBLES

MUSICOLOGY Music History 26C HIST&ANLY-MUSIC I 64 MOTOWN AND SOUL 70 BEETHOVEN 88 SOPHOMORE SEMINAR 126C HIST&ANLY-MUSIC II 135C HISTORY OF OPERA M136 MUSIC AND GENDER 164 AFRICN AM MUS-1960S 191D MUSIC-CLASSIC 193C JOURNAL SEM-MAJORS

Musicology

NAVAL SCIENCE Z LEADERSHIP LAB 20A NAVL SHIP SYSTEM II 20B SEAPOWR&MARITM AFRS 101B NAVIGATION II 103 EVOLUTION-WARFARE

NEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES Ancient Near East 10W JERUSALEM-HOLY CITY 19 FIAT LUX FRSHMN SEM M103B ANCIENT EGYPT CIV

164C BABYLONIANS

Arabic 1C ELEMNTRY STD ARABIC 102C INTERMED STD ARABIC 103C ADVANCED ARABIC 120 ISLAMIC TEXTS 142 ARABIC MEDIA

Armenian 101C ELEM WSTRN ARMENIAN 102C INTRMD WST ARMENIAN 104C ELEM MOD EAST ARMEN 105C INTR MOD EAST ARMEN 106C ADV MOD EAST ARMEN C166 ARMENIAN FILM&CLTRE

Hebrew 1C ELEMENTARY HEBREW 102C INTERMEDIATE HEBREW 103C ADVANCED HEBREW 130 RABBINIC TEXTS

Iranian 1C ELEMENTARY PERSIAN 20C ACCLRT ELEM PERSIAN 102C INTRMEDIATE PERSIAN 130 HIST-JEWS OF PERSIA 142 PERSN POPULR ETHICS

Islamics 151 CONTEMP ISLMC THGHT

Jewish Studies 175 MDRN HBRW NOVL-FILM M181 TOPICS-JEWISH HIST M184D ISRAEL-1948 TO NOW 191 VARIABLE TOPICS

Semitics 110 NEO-ARAMAIC 142 AKKADIAN LITRY TEXT

Turkic Languages 102C ADVANCED TURKISH 115C ELEMENTARY AZERI

NEUROBIOLOGY 106 FNCTNL NEUROANATOMY M168 HISTORY-PHYSIOLOGY

NEUROSCIENCE M101C BHVR&CGNTV NEUROSCI M148 NEURONAL SIGNALING 191C MOLEC&CELL&DEVLPMTL

NURSING 172 NURSING MANAGEMENT 173 INTRO TO RESEARCH

PHILOSOPHY 1 BGNGS-WESTRN PHILOS 3 HIST INTRO TO PHIL 7 INT PHILOSOPHY-MIND 32 LOGIC-2ND CRSE 100C MDRN PHIL-1650-1800 M102 ARISTOTLE M103B LTR ANCT GREEK PHIL 107 TPCS-MEDIEVL PHIL 116 19TH CEN PHILOSOPHY 124 PHILOS OF SCI-HIST 130 PHILSPHY-SPACE&TIME 136 MODAL LOGIC C151B HIST OF ETHICS-MDRN 157B HIST-POLITCL PHILOS 172 PHILOS-LANG&COMNCTN 178 PHENOMENOLOGY 182 ELEMNTS-METAPHYSICS 184 TPCS IN METAPHYSICS

PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY Astronomy 3 NATURE OF UNIVERSE 4 BLACK HOLES 6 CHANG CNCPT-UNIVERS 82 STELLR EVOL&GALAXYS 117 RADTN&FLUIDS-ASTRPH 140 STELR SYSTMS&CSMLGY


184 / PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE Tentative Spring 2006 Class ListingsCATALOGNUMBER COURSE TITLE



Physics 1A MECHANICS 1B OSCILTNS&WAVES&FLDS 1C ELECTRODYNMC&OPTICS 1CH ELECDYNM&OPTCS-HNRS 1Q CONTEMPRARY PHYSICS 4AL LAB-MECHANICS 4BL LAB-ELCTRCTY&MGNTSM 6A PHYSIC-LIFE SCI MAJ 6B PHYSIC-LIFE SCI MAJ 6C PHYSIC-LIFE SCI MAJ 6CH ELCTRC&MAGNT&TRNSPT 10 PHYSICS 18L MODERN PHYSICS LAB M88 LIMITS-BIOL DESIGN 91A PHYSICS WORKSHOP 91B PHYSICS WORKSHOP 91C PHYSICS WORKSHOP 96A PHYSICS WORKSHOP 96B PHYSICS WORKSHOP 96C PHYSICS WORKSHOP 105A ANALYTIC MECHANICS 105B ANALYTIC MECHANICS 108 OPTICAL PHYSICS 110A ELECTRICITY&MAGNET 110B ELECTRICITY&MAGNET 115A QUANTUM MECHANICS 115C QUANTUM MECHANICS 117 ELECTRONCS-MEASRMNT 128 CSMLGY&PART ASTRPHY 150 PARTICLE&LASR BEAMS 160 NUM ANLY&PRTC SMLTN 180D ACOUSTICS LAB 180E PLASMA LAB 180F ELEM PARTICLE LAB M180G SOFT MATTER LAB 191 VARIABLE TOPICS

PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 5 HMN PHYS-DIET&EXRCS 111B FOUNDTNS-PHYSIO SCI 111L PHYSIOL SCIENCE LAB 146 NERVOUS SYS DEVLPNT M148 NEURONAL SIGNALING C152 ANAT&PHYSIO&BIOMECH M168 HISTORY-PHYSIOLOGY M173 ANA&PHYSI-SENSE ORG M180C BHVR&CGNTV NEUROSCI 194 RESEARCH GROUP SEM

POLITICAL SCIENCE 6 INTRO-DATA ANALYSIS 10 INTR-POLITCL THEORY 20 WORLD POLITICS 111B EARLY MDRN POL THRY 112A DEMOCRATIC THEORY M114C AFRC AM POL THOUGHT 115A ETHICS & GOVERNANCE 121 FRMLTN-AM FRGN POL 124 INTL POLITICAL ECON 126 PEACE AND WAR 132A INTRNTL REL-MIDEAST 134 FORGN POLICY DECISN 137B INTRNAT RELAT THEOR 138B INTL POLT 1914-PRES 139 SPC STDS-INTNTL REL 140A CONGRESS 141B PUB OPIN&VTNG BEHAV 141C POLITCL BEHAVR ANLY M141D MASS MEDIA&ELECTNS 142D PUB ISSUE LIFE CYCL M144B AFRICAN-AMER POLTCS 146G INFORMATN-SOC LIFE 149 AMRCN GOVT&POLITICS 151B AFRICA-POLTCL ECONO 156A POST-COMUNST RUSSIA 165 ISLAM AND POLITICS M167C PLTCL ECON-DEVLPMNT 169 SPEC STDS-COMP PLTC 171B COLL CHCE&MJRTY RUL 191C POLITICS M191DC CAPPP WASHINGTN SEM 191H RESRCH HNRS THESIS

PSYCHIATRY AND BIOBEHAVIORAL SCIENCES M180B CONT ISS-MEN RETARD

M181B RSH PROB-MNTL RETRD

PSYCHOLOGY 10 INTRODUCTORY PSYCH 15 INTRO PSYCHOBIOLOGY 85 INTRO-COGNITIVE SCI 100A PSYCHOLOGICAL STATS 100B RESEARCH METH-PSYCH 101 GENERAL PSYCH LAB 110 FUND OF LEARNING 112B PSYBIO-FEAR&ANXIETY 115 BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCI 116 BEHAVR NEUROSCI LAB M117C BHVR&CGNTV NEUROSCI 118 COMPARTV PSYCHOBIOL M119O PSYCHOLOGY OF AGING 119P MAP MIND-MOLECULES 119R NEURBIO-VISUAL COGN 119S NEURAL BASIS-LEARN 120A COGNITIVE PSYCH 121 LAB-COGNITIVE PSYCH 124J PERCEPTN&LEARN&TECH 125C ADV DEVLP PSYCHPATH 126 CLINICAL PSYCH LAB 127 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 129C CULTURE&MENTAL HLTH 131 RSRCH-DVLPMNT PSYCH 132 LEARNG DISABILITIES 133A ADOLESCENT DVLPMNT 133G CULTURE&HUMAN DEVLP 134B PRSCHL&SCHL CARE&ED 134E ADV FLD-APL DV PSYC 135 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 136A SOCIAL PSYCH LAB 136C SURVEY METHDS-PSYCH 136D RESRCH-HEALTH PSYCH 137F INTRO-SPORT PSYCH M176 COMUNCTN-CPLS&FMLYS M180B CONT ISS-MEN RETARD M181B RSH PROB-MNTL RETRD 186B COG SCI-NEURL NTWRK 188A SPECIAL SEMINARS 191 VARIABLE TOPICS 191CH DEPT HONORS SEMINAR 192 EDUCATION PRACTICES 194A INTERNSHIP SEMINAR

PUBLIC HEALTH M106 HLTH-CHICANO/LATINO M160A AT-RISK POPULATIONS M160B AT-RISK POPULATIONS

PUBLIC POLICY C115 ENVR&RSRC ECON&PLCY C119 CRIME CONTROL POLCY C142 LABR MRKT&PBLC PLCY 187 RESEARCH SEMINAR 191A TOPCS-PUBLIC POLICY

RELIGION, STUDY OF 100 STUDY OF RELIGION 120 ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS

SCANDINAVIAN SECTION 3 ELEMENTARY SWEDISH 50W INTRO-SCAN LIT&CLTR C180 LIT&SCANDVN SOCIETY

SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES Czech 102C ADVANCED CZECH

Hungarian 101C ELEMENTRY HUNGARIAN 187C ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187D ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187E ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187F ADV TUTORIAL INSTR

Polish 101C ELEMENTARY POLISH

Romanian 101C ELEMENTARY ROMANIAN 187L ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187M ADV TUTORIAL INSTR

Russian 3 ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN 6 INTERMEDIATE RUSSIA 25W RUSSIAN NOVEL-TRNSL 90A INTR-RUSSIAN CVLZTN 100C LITERACY IN RUSSIAN 101C THIRD-YEAR RUSSIAN 102C GROWNG UP IN RUSSIA 103C SPECIAL TOPICS 120 LIT AND REVOLUTION 124D RUSS LIT-DOSTOEVSKY 124G RUSSIAN LIT-GOGOL C124N RUSSIAN LIT-NABOKOV 130C RUSSIAN POETRY-20C

Serbian/Croatian 101C ELEM SERBIAN/CROATN 187E ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187F ADV TUTORIAL INSTR

Slavic 90 INTRO-SLAVIC CVLZTN 126 POSTWAR C EUR PROSE

Ukrainian 187E ADV TUTORIAL INSTR 187F ADV TUTORIAL INSTR

SOCIAL WELFARE 101 SOCL WLFR-MULTICLTR

SOCIOLOGY 1 INTRODUCTORY SOCIOL 10 SOCL THOUGHT&ORIGIN 20 INTRO SOC RSCH MTHD 101 DEVELPMT SOC THEORY 102 CONTEMP SOC THEORY 106A FIELD RSRCH MTHD I 111 SOCIAL NETWORKS 126 A STUDY OF NORMS 128 SOCIOL OF EMOTIONS 129 SOCIOLOGY OF TIME 133 COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR 134 CULTURE&PERSONALITY 143 HUMN HEALTH&SOCIETY C146 INTERPERSONAL CONFL 152 ACCULTRTN&ASSIMILTN 157 SOC STRATIFICATION 158 URBAN SOCIOLOGY M162 SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER M167 CONTSTD SEXUALITIES 173 ECONOMY AND SOCIETY M174 SOC OF THE FAMILY M176 SOCIOL OF MASS COMM 180A SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY 180B SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY 183 COMPARTV&HIST SOCIO 185 AMERICAN SOCIETY 186 LAT AMER SOCIETIES 191D DEVELOPMENT M191DC CAPPP WASHINGTN SEM 191H HONORS SEMINARS 191L ENVIRO JUSTCE&SUSTN

SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES 188 SPECIAL COURSES 191 SENIOR TOPICS SEM

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE Portuguese 3 INTERMEDIATE PORTGS 100A PHONOLOGY&MORPHOLGY 102B INTENSVE PORTUGUESE 103 LANG&POPULAR CULTUR 130B BRAZIL LIT&IDENTITY C135 20C BRAZILIAN LIT 191 VARIABLE TOPICS

Spanish 1 ELEMENTARY SPANISH 2 ELEMENTARY SPANISH 3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH 4 INTERMEDIATE SPAN 5 INTERMEDIATE SPAN 6 INTERMEDIATE SPAN 25 ADV SPANISH COMP 27 COMP-SPANISH SPKRS 28A MEDICAL SPANISH


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105 SPANISH COMPOSITION 107 ADV COMP-SPAN SPKRS 119B POETRY 120C HSPNC LIT SNCE 1898 124 GOLD AGE-POET&DRAMA 127 DON QUIJOTE 137 LIT-COLONIAL SP AM 139 RMNT&RLSM-SP-AM LIT 144C TOPICS-MEX STUDIES 151A WOMEN IN LIT-SPAIN 191A HISPANIC LIT&LING

SPEECH 1 PRINC ORAL COMMNCTN 107 PRINC-ARGUMENTATION

STATISTICS 110A APPLIED STATISTICS 120B INT APPLD REGR ANLY 140SL STATS CONSULTING C158 ANL-INTRNT&WWW DATA C184 SCIENTIFIC WRITING

THEATER 1C DANCE-MUSIC THEATER 13 PLAY READNG&ANALYSS 14C INTRO TO DESIGN 20 ACTING FUNDAMENTALS 28C ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 1 28F ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 1 30 CREATIVE WRITING 50 THEATER PRODUCTION 101C DECONSTRCTG THEATER M103H CONTMP CHICANO THTR 106 HST-AMER THTR&DRAMA 114C DANCE&SNG-MUSC THTR 116C ACTING II 121 ACTING WORKSHOP

126C ACTNG&VOICE&MVMNT 3 128C ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 2 128F ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 2 130A FUND PLAYWRITING I 134C DANCE-MUSICAL II 135C SINGING-MUSICAL II 138 SPC PRB PRFRMN TCHN C146C ENTERTAINMNT DESIGN 148 DESIGN & TECH THEA 149 INTRO TO DESIGN 150 THEATER PRODUCTION 153B COSTUME DESIGN C153C COSTUME DSGN-FLM&TV C154C SOUND FOR FILM&TV C157C COSTUME CONSTRCTION C158B LIGHTNG DESIGN TECH 160 FUND-PLAY DIRECTION 171A ADV THEATER LAB 171B ADV THEATER LAB 173A DESIGN ASGNMNT-ASST 173B PRDCTN DSGN ASGNMNT 174B PROJECT-STAGE MGMT 174C PROJECT-STAGE MGMT M178 FILM&TV ACTNG WKSHP 180 SENIOR PROJECT

URBAN PLANNING 129 URBAN POLICY&RESRCH

WOMEN’S STUDIES 10 FMNST-WOMEN&SOCIETY M106 IMAGINARY WOMEN 110A FMNST THRY-SOCL SCI M118 QUEERING AMER HIST M132A CHICANA FEMINISM M148 WOMEN IN HIGHER ED M162 SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER M167 CONTSTD SEXUALITIES

171 JRSPRDNC-SEXL EQLTY 185 SPCL TPC-WOMNS STDS 187 SENIOR RESEARCH SEM

WORLD ARTS AND CULTURES 2 LOWER DIVISION SEM 3 WORLD ARTS FORUM 10 BEG WAP-EAST ASIA 11 BEG WAP-SOUTH ASIA 12 BEG WAP-SE ASIA 13 BEG WAP-EUROPE 15 BEG MOD/PSTMOD DNCE 56 INT WAP-SUB S AFR 59 INT WAP-N AMERICA 63 INT WAP-EUROPE 65 INT MOD/PSTMOD DNCE 70 PRODUCTION 78 PRIVATE INSTR-WAC 85 SOPHOMORE PROPOSAL 102 INTRCLTRL PERFORMNC C109A ADV WAP-N AMERICA C113A ADV WAP-EUROPE 114 PERFORMANCE PRACTCM C115 ADV MOD/PSTMOD DNCE 116 IMPROVISATION-DANCE 117 ADV TPCS-CHOREOGPHY 120 TOPCS-CULTURAL STDS M124 LANG&CULTURE-ART C145 SELCTD TOPICS-DANCE 169 REPRTRY TOUR ENSMBL 170 ADVANCED PRODUCTION 174 PROJECTS IN WAC 177SL ARTS PRACT&COMMUNTY 178 ADV PRIVT INSTR-WAC C180 VIDEO PRODUCTN-ARTS 182 DANCE&VISUAL MEDIA 185 JUNIOR PROPOSAL



Index
Aabsence
graduate leave of, 34undergraduate one-term, 34

Academic Advancement Program (AAP), 43academic counseling, 43academic policies, 34academic transcript, 27accident and injury, 57address change, 13

on URSA, 19admission policies, 34alternate examination dates, policy on, 61Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center,

28ASK peer counselors, 43attendance, class, 50auditing classes, 50

Bbank loans and electronic processing, 15BAR account, 13billing, 13billing statement, see BAR accountBruin Direct, 13, 15Bruin OnLine (BOL), 25BruinCard, 28buildings, names and abbreviations of, 60

Ccalendar, 4–5campus computer laboratories, 25cancellation of registration, 14candidacy, declaration of, 35candidate, current-term degree, 19Career Center, UCLA, 28Catalog, UCLA General, 30, 50Center for American Politics and Public

Policy (CAPPP), 41Center for Student Programming, 28Center for Women and Men, 28change of address, 13

on URSA, 19civic engagement opportunitiesQuarter in Washington, 41University of California Center Sacramento,

41class

attendance, 50Fall Quarter 2005 listings, 62Spring Quarter 2006 tentative listings, 179Winter Quarter 2006 tentative listings, 172levels, 37listings, 58notes, 50

classes, auditing, 50Collegium of University Teaching Fellows

seminars, 41community learning and internships, 41commuter services, 29computer

campus computer laboratories, 25disabilities and computing program, 29electronic mailing lists, 25

MyUCLA, 26newsgroups, 26online directory, 26Student Technology Center, 26UCLA homepage, 26UCLA library electronic resources, 26wireless access, 25

concurrent enrollment, 23contract courses, 20copyright, student, 50counseling

AAP peer, 43academic, 43Academic Advancement Program, 43graduate mentor program, 43Letters and Science services, 43

courselisting format, 58materials, 30materials fees, 7online listings, 58textbooks, 30

credit, transfer, 35cross-enrollment, intersegmental, 23Cultural and Recreational Affairs, 29current-term degree candidate, 19

DDashew International Center for Students

and Scholars, 30Dean of Students, 29debt management session, 16declaration of candidacy, 35declaring non-attendance, 6degree

audits, final, and graduation, 35checks, 34current-term candidate, 19policies, 34undergraduate, 34

Degree Progress Report (DPR), 35diplomas, 36directory of student services, 32directory, online, 26disabilities

access to Bruin OnLine for persons with, 25

Office for Students with, 29Disabilities and Computing Program, 29discipline

campus process (sexual assault), 54disclaimer, fee, 13disclosure of student records, 56distance learning

less commonly taught languages, 40UCLA courses, 40

doctoral candidatesreduced nonresident tuition for, 34

drop proceduresimpacted courses, 22nonimpacted courses, 22

Eearthquake, 56eBill, 13educational tax benefits, 17electronic mailing lists, 25emergencies, 56

accident, earthquake, fire, hazardous spill, injury

enforced requisites, 20enrichment programs, 41enrollment, 7, 19

appointments, 19, 24concurrent, 23contract courses (special studies), 20cross, 23graduate student one-pass system, 19intersegmental, 23petitions, 22policies and programs, 23restricted classes, 20simultaneous UC, 23special programs, 23undergraduate two-pass system, 19URSA, 7, 19

establishing residence for tuition purposes, 27

examination policies, 51examinations, final, 61exemptions, fees, 6exit interview, 16extramural support, 17

FFall Quarter 2005

class listings, 62fees, 8–10final examinations, 61URSA enrollment appointment times, 24

Federal Family Educational Loan Program (FFELP), 15, 16

fee deferrals, 14fees

course materials, 7deferrals, 14, 17disclaimer, 13exemptions, 6Fall Quarter 2005, 8–10filing, 34Instructional Enhancement Initiative, 7, 25late payment, 13Materials Use, 7miscellaneous, 11–12paying, 6, 13reduced fee programs, 6Registrar’s Office, 28remissions, 17student health insurance plan (SHIP), 6transcript, 27waiver requests, 7

fiat lux freshman seminars, 42final degree audits and graduation, 35final examinations

alternate dates, policy on, 61charts, 61

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policies, 61financial aid

distribution through BAR, 15online services, 15sponsored student information, 18

Financial Aid Office, 15financial support, 15fire, 56

GGeneral Catalog, 30, 50grading basis, changing

mandatory, 21optional, 21

graduateclass levels, 37extramural support, 17leave of absence, 34one-pass enrollment system, 19readmission, 34registration, 34student enrollment, 19

graduate mentor counseling program, 43Graduate Student Support Office, 17graduation

final degree audits and, 35in absentia, 35tips for graduating seniors, 36

Hharassment, 54

complaint resolution, 55hazardous spill, 57health insurance plan, student (SHIP), 6health service, student, 28hepatitis B vaccine requirement, 7holds, 7homepage, UCLA, 26honors, 36

letters and science courses and programs, 43

Hope Scholarship Tax Credit, 17housing services, 29

Iimpacted courses, 22in absentia graduation, 35incomplete grade procedure, 22Instructional Enhancement Initiative, 25insurance

medical plan premiums, 17student health plan (SHIP), 6waiver, student health (SHIP), 6

intercampus course offerings, 40intercampus visitor program, 23international students

Dashew International Center for Students and Scholars, 30

filing fees, 34Office of International Students and

Scholars, 30internships, 41intersegmental cross-enrollment, 23

Llate payment

after Friday of the second week, 13late study lists, 21

legal services, student, 30Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Campus

Resource Center, 29Letters and Science

counseling services, 43honors programs, 43

library, 29electronic resources, 26

Lifetime Learning Credit, 17listservs, 25loans

fund distribution, 16interest deduction, 17short-term, 16Student Loan Services, 16unit requirement, 16

Mmaster’s degrees, 36medical insurance plan premiums, 17minors, 35miscellaneous fees, 11–12misconduct, 52MyUCLA, 26

Nname change, 27newsgroups, 26non-attendance, 6nondiscrimination, 51notices, official, 50

OOffice for Students with Disabilities, 29Office of International Students and

Scholars, 30Office of Ombuds Services, 29official notices, 50official publications, 50official transcripts, 27ombuds services, 29online directory, 26online services

Bruin OnLine (BOL), 25campus computer laboratories, 25electronic mailing lists (listservs), 25instructional enhancement, 25library electronic resources, 26MyUCLA, 26newsgroups, 26online directory, 26Student Technology Center, 26UCLA homepage, 26URSA, 19

Pparking and commuter services, 29parking permits, 30paying fees, 6, 13payment methods, 13peer counseling, 43petitions

drop, 22enrollment, 22for resident classification, 27student, 22

plagiarism, 50

policiesacademic, 34admission, 34alternate examination dates, 61cell phones and pagers, 7degree, 34examination, 51final examination, 61returned check, 13student conduct, 51

privacy release, disclosure of student records, 56

psychological services, student, 30publications, official, 50

QQuarter in Washington Program, 41

Rrape and other forms of sexual assault, 54readmission

graduate, 34undergraduate, 34

record, closure of student, 37records, disclosure of student, 56reduced fee programs, 6reduced nonresident tuition, 34refunds, 14Registrar’s Office

services, 27services guide, 31

registration, 6cancellation, 14confirmation, 13graduate, 34

residence for tuition purposes, 27returned check policy, 13

SSacramento, University of California Center,

41satisfactory progress (for financial aid), 16schedule format at a glance, 58Schedule of Classes

online, 58PDF, 58updated listings, 7

scholarshipsfor undergraduate students, 15

Scholarship Resource Center, 15services

Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center, 28

Bruin OnLine (BOL), 25BruinCard, 28Career Center, 28Center for Student Programming, 28Center for Women and Men, 28College Academic Counseling, 43computer laboratories, 25Cultural and Recreational Affairs, 29Dean of Students, 29housing, 29international students, 30Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender

Campus Resource Center, 29Letters and Science counseling, 43libraries, 29

188 / Index UCLA Schedule of Classes Fall 2005

Office for Students with Disabilities, 29Office of Ombuds Services, 29parking and commuter, 29Registrar’s Office, 27, 31Student Health Service, 28Student Legal Services, 30Student Loan Services, 16Student Psychological Services, 30student services, 27student services directory, 32short-term loans, 16simultaneous UC enrollment, 23special programs enrollment, 23sponsored student information, 18textbooks and course materials, 30URSA enrollment appointments, 24

Spring Quarter 2006 tentative class listings, 176

store, UCLA, 30, 35, 50student

conduct policies, 51plagiarism and copyright, 50record, closure of, 37records, disclosure of, 56services directory, 32services, 27

student health insurance plan (SHIP), 6waiver, 6

Student Legal Services, 30student loan interest deduction, 17Student Loan Services, 16Student Programming, Center for, 28

Student Psychological Services, 30student services map, 33Student Technology Center, 26study list, 7

changes, 21late, 21official, 21

Ttax benefits, educational, 17textbooks and course materials, 30tips for graduating seniors, 36transcripts, 36

academic, 27official, 27verification, 27

transfer credit, 35tuition

establishing residence for tuition purposes, 27

for students advanced to doctoral candidacy, 14

reduced nonresident for doctoral candidates, 34

UUCLA homepage, 26UCLA online, 25UCLA Store, 30, 35, 50undergraduate

class levels, 37degrees, 34

readmission, 34two-pass enrollment system, 19

university building names, 60University of California Center Sacramento

(UCCS), 41University Records System Access, see

URSAURSA, 19

address change on, 19AutoPay, 13eBill, 13enrollment appointment times, 24enrollment, 7, 19security, 19study list changes through, 21

Vverification transcript, 27visitor program, intercampus, 23

Wwait lists, 19waivers

fee waiver requests, 7SHIP, 6

Washington, DC, Quarter in, 41Winter Quarter 2006 tentative class listings,

169wireless Internet access, 25withdrawal, 14, 16Women and Men, Center for, 28writing II courses, 38