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Fall 2002 Registration

Payment Deadline: Registration

(through Jun. 29, 2002)

Session 1*

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Session 3*

General Faculty and Staff Meeting

Instructional Preparation Day

Classes Begin

Late Registration, Add/Drop

Labor Day Holiday- No Classes; Campus Open

Payment Deadline: Registration

(Jul. 1, 2002 through Aug. 20, 2002)

Change of Program and Add/Drop Deadline

Credit/No Credit and Audit Grading Deadline

Drop Without Record of Enrollment Deadline

Spring 2003 Undergraduate Graduation Application Deadline

Serious and Compelling Reason Required to Drop/Withdraw

Student Census

Last Day to Withdraw with Refund

Serious Accident/IlIness Required to Drop/Withdraw

Thanksgiving Holiday- No Classes; Campus Open

Last Day of Scheduled Classes

Final Examination Week

Evaluation Day

Spring 2003 Graduate Graduation Application Deadline

Final Grades Due

Semester Ends

Spring 2003 Registration

Note: Students in the Division of Nursing should consult the Division of Nursing website:

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“Dates are subject to change.

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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, DOMINGUEZ HILLSFALL 2002 CLASS SCHEDULE

Contents

Academic Calendar................. inside front cover Repeat ahd Cancel: POWCy. isscdicé-snocetesseveivionse 121 Education: Graduate Education .....ssssseeee 50Academic Skills, undergraduate ..........::ss000000 16 Special Sessions Programs ........sssscsseseseesseesees 114 Education: Teacher Education ......ccsesesesesesees 53

PASAIIISSIOUIS issu cuseecsevotdnalepisnssadasesvasssictnasonsossviagices 5 StaGitory Requirements acccscsscsitsencssseonssstosasens 32 EER QIISIS cc, gastapcuvse cobcetsbuscsicchs osceahestensolanesuieennece 63

MAWIGITAT ACATLCUDIC: as schapssiatiyenneiasncysdesdscosa dois 4 Strideitd ileis 5. iA... dinesecsoenessetvarcecseian pesonencnoess 127 Entry LeveliSkills Courses iisidtve. cnssarssiatosissag ooAmswers to Your Questions 2.......s0c0.ssnsscsecneeseone 2 Student Support Services isis sticse-sstasbessaseteesouess z BAM Avasie saa seas cantadunesdiee ab cas joan tadadet vos vedetiecea ten Choas 42

Attendance at First Class Meeting .............0+ 119 Tentative Course Offerings (Fall 2002) ......... 112 PPGOGHY ao,cvestenetoeneeea ees ssencbager 66

Bachelor's Degree Checklist ...........csescssseseeeeee 15 Desting Information sisi dveceeiooearttidasertsoaveccees 19 IGOORTADDY cisca caseust shaspevses octvnies cate tabon peeaoace ted oben 66TRONSEALE Aoovstpcaetasncasicohevosqascapnsnevdsesvoeanesiedevond 5 Testing Schedule (On-caMpuS) .......s.csseeseeeee 20 General Bducation: Courses ais iAi.halsicotisiewel 24

Class Times .... University Policies: ccs ssssissesseys weeks PRET SCIENCE iiss.sapecoeyeivstavtelosalaiacaecvalndvbes 66

Credit-by-Examination ...c.s0i..cescsesesstescesecsones 19 Academic Integrity ....... MTS Health Sciences, Division Of ........s:cscsesssseeeseeeee 67

Department Locations Alcohol & Drug Policy......... elec EUASCOTYusha esd pisatasvrajszcontns aOR

and Telephone Numbers ..........c++seesssesees 123 Attendance at First Class Meeting.......... 119 Honors Program .. wa 69

Emergency Information Campus Health & Safety ......... wend LO Humanities........ 0s OFand Telephone Numbers parssiagen terete att 117 Campus Smoking Policy ........sss:sesssesseees 119 Human Services ...........+. 70

Fees/Refunds/Fee Waivers Family Education Rights Interdisciplinary Studies seedFinal Exam Schedule .... oePrivacy Act OF 1974 eset.ccsassee 120 FAPAMESO ct caccentesctisses ws 72Footnote Definitions Immunization Requirements ..............-+ 120 Labor Studies. TeGeneral Informations: si.scccccsccdccldcstsscstbcddessseeses 4 Non-discrimination Policy ..:....secssesssees 120 Taee

General Studies/General Education Petition for Pxceptomesesiictevescchesasscs 121 Liberal StudiesRogainespents, taskesbbonystata then dosdeescetataepatve 17 Possessionof a Firearm on Campus....... 121 Management

Graduate Exercise inEnglish eeieteneet 19 Repeat ance Cancels. .ccsic Geneve ceatesesesee 121 Marital and Family Therapy ............Vetessesi 79

Grociuation Information ».-t.-tnienrseneossrteon = Sexual Assault, Policy ... ts NBTKEHNSistah a arationhectare: 43Graduation Writing Skills Requirement ......... 16 Sexual Harrassment, POlicy ...s.ssssesssseeose 121 BWAGHIATICS 4. i6,cshscbibs sys caerasstoseesossorasscunsuaacebeared 80

Guide to Reading Course Listings «1... - Student Grievance Policy .....sssssseesesssses 122 DESIG tS ore d sack paM cat oase boas piah asda tcans 82PARES HORTAM iclessienessetebarsazesscceseaseeneanten 6 : Narcing (BON) ses Se cee haciatouealne 84

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Registration Eligibility .........ssessscsssseslessassesesenssss 9 Asian-Pacific Studies sssssessecessssssesseseessssssneenee 37 Ps on DR ee en 99Registration Center Supplement Behavioral Science (BS) ......,.-.scseccesersernecatesaces 37 er Wee 400

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For application forms orfurther information write or call: The Class Schedule is produced by the Academic Resource Management andAdmissions Information and Service Center Publications offices. Changes may be made without notice in the faculty

assignments, classes, deadlines, and fees presently listed in this schedule.California State University, Dominguez Hills Students are encouraged to obtain a copy of the University Catalog for

1000 East Victoria Street specific requirements. Since this Class Schedule contains valuable resourceCarson, California 90747-0005 information, it is recommended it be retained throughout the semester.

Admissions Information: (310) 243-3600 G2

Campus telephone operator: (310) 243-3300 fatness eer3 California State University

Telecommunications Device for the Deaf: (310) 243-2028 Dominguez Hills

Answers to Your Questions

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Academic Petition for Exception Procedure ......... Admissions and Records Bldg-1, SCG J-103 ......s.sressscesecesscrerrereences

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Agdress Change uinnvcwsticcsesscenvesscssits .. Admissions and Records .. ... Bldg-1, SCC J-103 ...

NGPAISSIOM Status Wise eA Laleseatsstcsedleletiiettasesse Admissions and Records ... Bldg-1,'SCC J-103 ike paar

Advisement:

Business Majors (undergraduates) ............++ School of Bus. & Pub. Admin. Advisement Center . SBS B-314.....ccccsessccseeseceeersernsereeneaseeenees 3561

Business Majors (graduate) . -¢ MBA. Proprann Oitice +..tervsteveatincentian titerscovess SBS B-313 ‘

OreCOTGialisiievecssect<fashstutstoers .. Teacher Education Department .........sssesceeseseeestesens SOE 1001

Meclared Majors cai,.<ctcaacaanaiecve .. Major Department ..........-..és:60-4¢ ... See page 5

General Stuciesinayntscsitlwaste aetnaa's University Advisement Center .... SEC MaT10) cnscceiss-oupallvaigncmemuencaniareees 3538

Graduate & Classified Post Baccalaureate ..... Major Department ..........se0008 see page 4

Unclassified Post Baccalaureate ......c.ssceseeeees Graduate Studies Office ........... a ERG FEDS sashvesasesctiasvshes evcheenabanttis 3308/3693

Wnideclared: Major .iciccsasecntesateess ... University Advisement Center ... SOC M-110 ccc cccesctasrsehiepeomeatoaarenye 3538

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Application for Admission:

Windergraduate’ <...csscctseapentonye ... Outreach and Information Services... SCC A-130

Gradiiate aWissriaisiiscteedstaneyrsu ... Outreach and Information Services .......sssseeeeeeees SCC A-130

Application for Teaching Credential......... “. Sehool of Edincations 2 datiivscsatiies 2¥SOE 1001...PPEIMEDCONTTS 320i sghusdiecasheoeCUS meateaoas cp Att Galleryst. asccdousrioautsinbontieotpnonstothecsushensk ih oedsoseessene LCH B-114

Associated Students, INC. ...sssesessseseeesrees .. Associated Students, Inc. Office...csssecsorsersreccserestees LUSU, mall level east ......sssssesecsessesnenreenee? 3686

Athletic Programs and Tickets/Information.......... Sports Information ........-++s00 .«. Hughes Center.....s% - 3764

PUGUIG a ClASS sctivsersstscivresvsrieesetetetocsuate ... Admissions and Records ........s.csesessserseserenssessrecnsnenees Bldg-1, SCC J-103 ....ecscressssssssrsenensssensensees 3608

Books and Supplies .......:.ssss000 PE BOOKSEOLE sssares7t es crresiheriViseas ONSanialaychdesan onecavtasdy 0s LUSUs mall levels iaatuiniraaatore 3789/3829

Change ofUndergraduate Major .... ... Department/Program OfficeChange of GraduateStatus.Mohitstts ... Graduate Studies Office .......MOB CAV “ievcsssseeerqoaciaeceas ... Child Development Center ..GOTASELED SKUSiivecestosttssaysossetiveapa; tevesises zo Computer Lab:,..c..cosersosvesanagcetesietesoscovetsscasoedgnesoncgnens

EGP yAVIAGHITIES: ectcsccsacivcsvecaliocshsssstevtes¥onronssoncarsnaies Library - ERC 2nd floor; LUSU - game room; Toro Shop - LUSU- mall level

Counseling:

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Health & Psych Services ..« Student Health Center .........scscsesessrsrostdaresssevedeersoces SHC A-141

Career Planning............. .. Student Development OffiCe «2... cisessec-csnrasopeencaceeeseee SCC C-128

Credit forPrior Learning an iia ae ... University Advisement Center ... s.. SCC M-110 ...

Cross Enrollments saivresesrrsisiyyceeistoes ... University Advisement Center ..........sssssescseeseersesees SCC M-110

Disabled Student Services .. jv SEUCETID FICAIEN: CONTEN s.srasesonsereagnesecnsescshnetsaaeptonseeoos SHC A-106

Disqualification, Academic:.:).jiitersseceeretocsssessisecs Dean’s Office of Major Department

Hartly Outreach: Programs «...:..s..c-<ssshdestesecssepsesoensees Developmental Outreach .......sssssssecseeeseeereeseesersacees SCC N-120

Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) jas HER)BsOEICOe catge testis reriaseaes «SCC C-127

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Evening Escort Services| is:siciecissevsesssiocpietesserensensnens Campus PhonesLCH lst and 2nd floor; SBS 1st floor; NSM 2nd floor, ERC 1st and 5th floors;Library 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors: Loker University Student Union mall level;SAC 1, 2 & 3 corridor D; SCC A-130 ......cssccccssscsssrscssecsrssrsencassersscnencscnensssnsoecensenensnensecssererecons 3639

EVE tS, SCHEINRNscchesircreesctiasibuntacchuppaaaderrntsuness Facilities Schedulers Office ..........:.s+e+0+« ... ERC C-503 saeood

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Fees;

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Food Services/Campus Dining

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Cambell's Soup«Contadena Pizza and Pasta + Second Cup CoffeeShop

C-Store (Campus Sarremente BOLE) "iret North Patio Entrance -........csscsscosessegessesssessesseoseonnsoes Loker University Student Union..........+. 3814

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Casa Ortega * Hill Top Grille * Subway * Wokman

Campus Dining Services Office ........ceetsese POU: COUT incsashyshccashiscncalsaaksysaponeesanedvopanssdoyinvaepeaie Loker University Student Union............. 3814

Vending Machine Refunds + acute Blatt Dining Reservations+ Catering(VEDI MaAChINCS 5iiyestricsrscosh latest<assssscvarons ERC- first level, east side, outside; NSM -first level; ......

SBS- first level, center court; SCC; Loker University

Student Union - mall level; Athletics,CAMS; LCH -second level;Student Housing

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CaTAGUATIGH ADPUCALONS wanrosscasssstnasernsaesssossnseserovest Admissions and Records ... HOR Les Jo NUS: casasisqatententeontsarcieayocsanes 3601Graduation Requirements ............. .. University Advisement Center . OCC WEL -cessssavves . 3538Graduation Writing Requirements .. .. English Department ............0000 teUOLol weopitascievsteotiszsventons 3322Greek Letter Organizations .......... .. Activities Office........ ... Loker University Student Union.. 23559Group Study Sessions ......... C.L.A.S.S. es SO Wed ROU ceasestecisnastnesantenah . 3827Health Insurance, Student .. .. Associated Students,inc. ... LUSU, mall level east 3686Honors :Propram '........s-siccees .. Honors Program Office ..... + SAC 2135 . 3974I.D. Card Replacement . .. Admissions and Records .........0000 .. Bldg-1, SCC J-103. . 3645Information ........sse0eeeee .. Outreach and Information Services + SOC ASEOD ac caviteadstutoteetacresiiericucessnterss 3696Etorman POStHtg ocstontceseisecetetetsctusosassetatsestenss PNCUIVALIES OLNICO 11.0 Necsvscosivestnatatoes .. Loker University Student Union.............. 3559International Students:

PNCTVISCRLCIAE escastetctetibsosssershesbetcessiveacvecicogcttis International Student Services Office SCC 11305American Language & Culture Prgm .. Extended Education Office .........:s0:00 SAC 1143 ....Foreign Exchange Letters .............s00++ . International Student Services Office. SCCi11305 5.Immigration Forms..........000000 .. International Student Services Office. . SCC 11305...

Internships & Cooperative Education... .. Cooperative Education Office ............ SAC ZISS cisLearning and Academic Support Services,

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General InformationLETTTA ELMSETTLT TETe ET TE a

Academic Advising

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

(2 Admission Exceptions, Special Ad-

mits, Special Majors and Minors, and

Undeclared majors must contact theUniversity Advisement Center, SCCM-110, phone (310) 243-3538. Stu-

dents with General Studies advisingneeds, unresolved advising problems,

or those experiencing academic diffi-culty should contact the University

Advisement Center. Call for hours.

2 Declared majors and minors shouldcontact their major/minor department.Locations and phone numbers are listedon this page under “Academic Pro-gram Major Advising Information.”

Business Administration majors/mi-nors should contact the Business Ad-

ministration Advisement Center, SBSB-314, phone (310) 243-3561.

Nursing majors should contact theSchool of Health Student ServicesCenter at (800) 344-5484, option 1

or (310) 243-2020.

(J Educational Opportunity Program(EOP) Students must contact the EOP

Office, SCC C-127, phone(310) 243-3632.

SECOND BACCALAUREATEDEGREE STUDENTS

Students should contact the UniversityAdvisement Center for General Studiesadvising and seek major advising at theirdepartment. Please see "Academic Pro-gram Major Advising Information" on

this page for program locations andphone numbers.

UNCLASSIFIED Post-BACCALAUREATE STUDENTS—_|

Unclassified post-baccalaureatestudents are those who possess abachelor’s degree, but are not currentlyadmitted to a graduate certificate orcredential program. Contact the Gradu-ate Studies Office, ERC F-503, phone(310) 243-3693, for subject and degreeadvice. Contact academic departmentsfor course and major advisement. Please

see "Academic Program Major Advising

Information" on this page for program

locations and phone numbers.

ACADEMIC PROGRAM Major ADVISING INFORMATION

General Undergraduate Advising: Advisement Center * SCC M-110 « (310) 243-3538General Graduate Advising: Graduate Studies Office « ERC F-503+ (310) 243-3308

Program Chair Bidg/RmAfricana Studies W Little... LCH A332 uc...

Anthropology J Moore SBS G322...

APPHEd Stadies iccisccsscsssccsesssscsscosessvsessscoesensnassconeeronerausenspannnniornay 8 Burkina SBS B232

Arth Ivers LCH A111 3310...

Asian-Pacific Studies : J Park LCH A335

Behavioral ScienceUndergraduate .....Graduate :+ Negotiation/Conflict Mgt. Churchman ..* GEFOMTOLOGY. sencsessnescensseeee Raphael .....

BiologyUndergraduate Roberts .Graduate Robles ...

Business AdministrationUndergraduate .... . SOB&PA Adv CtrGraduate .., .K Poertner

Martinez

Maciel...

Jackson-Harris .

Chemistry L

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ae..E Whetmore ....

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Chicano/Chicana Studies

Clinical Sciences ....Communications ..

Computer Science

Cooperative Education

Suchenek ..

Harris.

Dance crersssosn Cg ECHE

Earth Science [Geography/Geology] Hay sroEconomics : Freed

Education» Graduate Education .. .C Blackaller..* Special Education . .€ Mellblom..+ Teacher Education .... S Russell .......

Engineering Physic's Office ........English

Undergraduate A YamadaGraduate .., M. Shafer* Teach. Eng V Wenze

Foreign Languages M Domingu

Health Science ......,

History

Human Services

Humanities

+ On-Campus program ..+ Off-Campus program ..

Interdisciplinary Studies

LewisChristova ..

Undergraduate Heifetz .Graduate Special Major Bohman

Labor Studies .... Stricker

Liberal Studies .. Frank ....

TelephoneOff/Msg (243)3420

1 3943/3322

3958/33223315

wxee 2120/(800) 344-5484

sone 3636wens 3743/3191

3832Marital and Family Therapy Charnofsky .. . 3439/3435

MathematicsUndergraduate Jennings ... CBeeGraduate Krinsky . . 3391/3378

Music Bradfield .. 3543Nursing... Services Center .. -2120/

‘ (800) 344-5484Occupational Therapy cecsecsscsssssemsnssuneeseareeee SOH Student Services Center... LCH C310 crecssssssseee 2120/

(800) 344-5484

Philosophy J LaCorte

Physical Education & Recreation scsccacssseusssnssinssusneseee M

Physics K

PONMEALSCIENGR R

PsychologyUndergraduate .. Henschel.Graduate Palmer

Public AdministrationUndergraduate F SmithGraduate } Bell-Waters .

Quality Assurance ce —E Watson ....

Recreation & Leisure Studies ....ccccsscsssnssssenssossenseossensense ML Cappel.Sociology

PAGEIGSGUMOGraduate

Special MajorUndergraduate ..Graduate ..........

Theatre Arts

Travel & Tourism.

Women's Studies

' TEACHINGCREDENTIAL STUDENTS

Students should contact the Teacher

Education Department, SOE 1010.Phone (310) 243-3522 for advisement.

CERTIFICATEPROGRAM STUDENTS

» Students should contact the appropriateprogram/office for advisement. Pleasesee "Academic Program Major AdvisingInformation" on page 5 for programlocations and phone numbers.

GRADUATE STUDENTS

Graduate Students are those who have

been accepted into a master’s degreeprogram. Contact the specific academic

department for advisement. M.A./M.S.Interdisciplinary Studies (Special Major

students) should contact the Graduate

Studies Office, ERC F-503, phone (310)

243-3693.

Graduate Students who need to maintain

continuous attendance and who are not

enrolled in any regular courses shouldenroll in the zero-unit, 600S course of-

fered by Special Sessions (i.e., BIO 6008,ENG 6008, etc.). To enroll in this course,

contact Extended Education Services in

SCC B-141, phone (310) 243-3741.

Absence due to an approved educationalleave shall not be considered'an interrup-tion in attendance. Graduate studentswho fail to maintain continuous atten-dance must reapply and be subjectto all

new requirements ofthe university andgraduate program.

Admissions

OFFICE Hours:

Monday& Thursday 8:00 a.m. — 6:00 p.m.Tuesday& Wednesday —_ 8:00 a.m. — 7:00 p.m.Friday 8:00 a.m.— 5:00p.m. .

Prospective students, part-time or full-

time, or returning students, who have beenout ofschool for two or more semesters, mustfile an Application for Admission, paytheapplication fee (or qualify for a fee waiver),and provide supporting documentationwithin the announced filing period. Lateapplicants (after Nov. 1, 2001) will also be

assessedalate processing fee of $15.00.Applications are available from the Outreachand Information Services, SCC A-130. Please

refer to the University Catalogand applica-tion booklet for admission require-ments and procedures.

Admissions Deadlines:

Semester Application

Fall 2002 Jun. 1, 2002

Spring 2003 Nov. 1, 2002

Summer 2003 TBA

UNIVERSITY REGULAR SESSIONS

Applicants are required to include theircorrect social security numbers (indi-vidual taxpayer identification numbers)

in designated places on applications foradmission pursuant to the authority

contained in Section 41201, Title 5, Cali-

fornia Code of Regulations, and Section6109 ofthe Internal Revenue Code. TheUniversity uses the social security num-

ber to identify records pertaining to thestudent as well to identify the student forpurposes offinancial aid eligibility anddisbursement and the repayment of fi-nancial aid and other debts payable tothe institution. Also, the Internal Rev-enue Service requires the University tofile information returns that include thestudent's social security number andother information such as the amountpaid for qualified tuition, related ex-penses, and interest on educationalloans. That information is used to helpdetermine whether a student, or a person

claiming a student as a dependent, maytake a credit ordeduction to reduce federal incometaxes.

RECLASSIFICATION OF RESIDENCY

A student classified as non-resident fortuition purposes may request a review ofresidence status by filing a statement of

residence and financial independence withthe Office ofAdmissions prior to thedeadlines listed below. Requests made

after the deadline must be accompaniedby the Missed Deadlines fee. Please referto the University Catalog for general infor-mation regarding California residency re-

quirements or contact the Office ofAd-missions. i

Fall 2002 September 20, 2002Spring 2003 January 24, 2003

BookstoreThe University BookstoreLoker University Student Union

1000 E. Victoria StreetCarson, California 90747(310) 243-3789 + (310) 243-3829

BOOKSTORE Hours:

Monday through Thursday 8:00, a.m. — 8:45 p.m.

Friday ; 8:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.

Saturday 10:00 a.m. — 2:00 p.m.

Sunday closed

(1 Keep your receipt. You must present itfor any exchange or refund. Do notwrite in or soil your book ifyou planto exchange it. We reserve the right topass judgment on condition of re-turned items. Defective new books willbe replaced at once.

(1 Full Refund will be given on textbooks

for a one week period from the firstday ofthe term. The cut-off date willbe posted in the Bookstore. After thatdate, a full refund will be given forbooks returned in their original condi-tion with a receipt within 48hours. Norefunds given on textbooks during thelast two weeks ofthe semester. Allrequests for refunds must be madewithin stated return deadline.

" Personal Check Policy. The Book-store will accept personal checks inpayment for merchandise under thefollowing conditions:

1. Name and bank must beimprinted on check.

2. Student Identification Card or yourCalifornia Driver’s License.

3. The personal check is yours or thatofyour parents. .

There will be a service charge of

$20.00for all checks returnedfromthe bank.

QO Division ofNursing Textbooks.

Textbooks for the Division ofNursingare available at the CSULB, UniversityBookstore Textbook Connection,phone (800) 942-8657 or (800) 844-

4473 or online at

www.shopthebeach.com and chooseTextbook Connection.

Buy Back POLIcy

Used books are bought by the Bookstoreyear around. Fifty percent of the pur-chase price will be paid for books in good

resalable condition, if they are usable atCSU Dominguez Hills again as texts thefollowing semester and quantities do notexceed estimated enrollments.

National market value will be paid forbooks in good resalable condition thatare not to be used at CSU Dominguez

Hills the following semester, but arecurrent elsewhere. National market value

5

is approximately 10 - 25% of the new

book price for hardbound books and

10% for paperbacks. This service is of-

fered to students who want to dispose of

unwanted textbooks - the Bookstore

realizes no profit on this service. ,

Honors Program

The Honors Program offers highly moti-

vated students with a GPA of3.4 and

above an exciting opportunity to enrich

their stay at the University. The program

includes the following:

Honors sections of General Studies

courses, Honors credit in upper division

courses, apprenticeships (with stipends),

workshops, varied activities, and Honors

notation on transcripts. Honors Pro-

gram students have priority in registering

for classes and Student Housing. Upon

the completion of the program require-

ments, each student receives a handsome

certificate and is eligible to wear the

Honors stole at graduation.

For further information or to apply

to the program, contact the Honors

Program Office (SAC 2135), phone

(310) 243-3974. f

Library

The University Library contains more

than 440,000 books, 1,388 periodical

subscriptions, and over 18,000 additional

periodicals available online in full-text

databases.

LIBRARY OPERATING HOURS:

Monday through Thursday 7:00'a.m. -10:00 p.m.

Friday 7:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m.

Saturday 10:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m.

Sunday _ 12:00 p.m. — 6:00 p.m.

ONLINE PuBLic AccEss CATALOG(OPAC)Library materials owned by the CSUDH

Library are listed in the Online Public

Access Catalog (OPAC). In addition to

displaying information about the item,

the computer system will indicate ifa

book is checked out. To access theOPAC via the Internet, go to

library.csudh.edu/

REFERENCE DESK Hours:

Monday through Thursday 9:00 a.m. — 9:00 p.m.

Friday 9:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.

Saturday 10:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m.

Sunday 12:00 p.m. — 6:00 p.m.

For a recorded message ofcurrent hours,

phone (310) 243-3714.

6

Semester breaks, holidays, final examina-

tions, and summer hours will be posted.

For additional information, phone (310)

243-3715. _

LIBRARY CARDS

A valid University photo identification

card is required for obtaining Library

circulation services. Present your ID

card at the Circulation Counter to obtain

a bar code, which will enable you to

check out materials through the Univer-

sity Library's computerizedcirculation

system-and access web-based databases

available through remote authentication.

Orientation

NEw UNDERGRADUATES

New StudentOrientation (NSO) pro-

grams are provided six times a year to

incoming, admitted freshman and trans-

fer students. A positive and well-bal-

anced orientation program is integral to

a student's ability to transition smoothly

from high school and other colleges and

universities to Dominguez Hills. Orien-

tation information is provided by Aca-

demic Advising, the Admissions Office,

Records andRegistration,Financial Aid

Office, Office of Student Support Ser-

vices, the Associated Students, Incorpo-

rated, and the Office of Student Life.

Students have the opportunity to register

for classes online via Toroweb Registra-

tion at all NSO programs as long as Aca-

demic Advising has been received prior

to or as part ofthe NSO program they

attend. Student I.D. cards are provided

as well to minimize the need for students

to stand in line during the first days of

classes. NSO at Dominguez Hills is both

welcoming and useful. Contact the Of-

fice of Student Life at (310) 243-2081 for

more information.

International Students ~

All newly admitted international stu-

dents must attend a mandatory Interna-

tional: Student Orientation Program on

Thursday, August 15, 2002from10:00 a.m. to noon in SCC 11305,

Building 11.

Parking

All vehicles that park on campus must

display a valid parking permit (Section

21113a CVC).

Hours of permit enforcement are 7 a.m.

Monday to 6 p.m. Saturday (24 hours).

Permit enforcement for housing lots 5a/

5b is 24 hours, year-round.

For further information, please contact

the Parking Office in SCC B-145 or

phone (310) 243-3725.

‘Visitor parking areas are located in front

of the Small College Complex, outside of

Lot 3a, and the Gymnasium Lot. No ”

permitis required for 30 minutes or

less.*

Motorcycles and scooters have special

areas for parking. They are located at:

Southwest corner of Lot 2, Southeast

corner of Lot 3, and Northwest corner

of Lot 4.

Loading zone areas are located adjacent

to major campus buildings. No permit is

required for 30 minutes or less.*

PERMITS

Daily parking permits must be displayed

on the dashboard of the vehicle in plain

sight. Daily parking permits are pur-

chased from the dispensing machines

located at: Lot 1, Information Booth,

North and south side of island on front-

age road, Lot 3, Lot 4a, Lot 4b, Lot 6, Lot

7 and Lot 7b. Vehicles are to park “head-

in,” using marked stalls only.

Semester parking permits are displayed

inside the front windshield on the driver’s

side (car covers are not recommended).

Semester permits are purchased for $63

at the Cashier's Office (SCC B-135).

* Overtime parking permits may be

obtained by calling the University

Police at (310) 243-3639.

CITATIONS

Those who receive parking citations and

want to contest them must complete a

Requestfor Administrative Review within

21 days of receiving the citation. TheAdministrative Review is processed by

the issuing officer and his/her supervisor.

A determination is returned via mail

within a week.

Should an Administrative Review determi-

nation deem the citation valid, the cited

party can escalate the Review to the next

level. The cited party will then request an

administrative hearing which is held on

campus monthly. The hearing officer willmeet with the cited party to discuss thecitation by appointment.

Failure to resolve a parking citation will

result in difficulty with renewing the

vehicle’s registration.

N

Student Support ServicesNumerous on-campus support servicesare available to students. Referto the section “Answers to Your Ques-tions” for a specific department. TheUniversity Catalog provides additionalinformation on services available to stu-dents. Below is a partial list ofsupportorganizations and services offered.

{j Alumni Relations Office seeks toadvance the university, to promotecommon interests of its students andits alumni; and to serve as liaison tothe university, alumni, and the com-munity. Alumni Relations maintains,updates and tracks 42,000 alumninames and addresses to keep theminformed about their fellow alumniand their campus activities and events.Over 200,000brochures, newsletters, and flyers aremailed annually promoting andmarketing the CSUDH Alumni Asso-ciations' programs and events.

C) Associated Students, Inc. Studentvolunteers are selected from the Asso-ciated Students to serve on many uni-versity committees, For more informa-tion, phone (310) 243-3686, or visitthe office in the Loker University Stu-

. dent-Union. .

1 Athletics conducts the intercollegiateathletic program that competes withinthe National Collegiate Athletic Asso-ciation (NCAA) Division H. Contactthe Athletic Department, located in theHughes Education and Athletic Cen-ter, phone (310) 243-3893. Please visitour website at www.csudh.edu/athlet-ics.

Qi Cashier's Office accepts payment ofall fees and distributes ParkingDecals. Office hours are Mondaythrough Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 6:30p-m. and Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.The Cashiers Office is located at SCCB-135 in the Small College Complex.For more information call (310) 243-3812.

©) Center for Learning and AcademicSupport Services (C.L.A.S.S.) islocated in SCC 11311, SCC 11325 andLCH A-222. Tutoring in most subjectsand small group study is available freeofcharge to all university students.Appointments are encouraged butdrop-ins are welcome. The Centersalso have computers available for stu-

dent use. Stop by the C.L.A.S.S. formore information. Ifyou need helpwith some ofyour courses, want toarrange a study group or just need aconvenient place to study betweenclasses, this is the place to be. Tutoringassistance is also available on line atwww.csudh.edu/class, For more infor-mation, phone (310) 243-3827 or referto our website.

{1 Child Development Center (CDC)provides child care services for stu-dents while on campus. CDC is Lo-cated in the East Academic Complex(EAC), room 1300. For more infor-mation phone (310) 243-1015.

LI Disabled Student Services areavailable for students with temporaryand permanent disabilities, located inSHC A-106. For moreinformation, phone (310) 243-3660.Telecommunications Device for theDeaf, phone (310) 243-2028,

Cl Educational Opportunity Program(E.O.P.) is an alternate admissionsprogram for students who are Califor-_nia residents and are considered eco-nomically and educationally disadvan-taged, but who display the desire andpotential to succeed in higher educa-tion.

EOP is located in SCC C-127. Phonenumber is (310) 243-3632. E-mailinquiries may be sent to Sharon Davis,Admission Secretary, [email protected]. Website:

www.csudh, edu/stuaffs/eop.htm

(4 Financial Aid provides financial assis-tance to students through grants, loans,scholarships and work opportunities.Fall 2002 financial aid balance checksare scheduled to be mailed to studentsduring the first week ofclasses (August26 - 30, 2002). Throughout the semes-ter, the Accounting Office will con-tinue to mail financial aid balancechecks twice per week. To receive abalance check, students must be en-rolled in the proper number of units,must not have any university holds ontheir student records, must not beconditionally admitted to the univer-sity, and must submitany pending fi-nancial aid documents by 5:00 p.m. onTuesday, August 13, 2002.To satisfy the requirements for receiv-ing a Wm.D Ford Federal DirectLoan, students can complete an Elec- :tronic Master Promissory Note

(EMPN) at www.dlenote.ed.govandaLoan Entrance Interview session atwww.ed.gov/directloan/. For specificinformation on how'to apply for finan-cial aid, types ofaid available, dead-lines, office hours, and on/off-campusjob opportunities. Please visit ourwebsite at www.csudh.edu/fin_aid/ orcall our Student Information System at(310) 243-3647.

Summer 2003: Ifyou are planning toenroll for Summer Session 2003 andwould like to be considered for financialaid, you must complete and submit aSummer Financial Aid Request Form.Please check our website for updates onsummer financial aid.

Office Hours:

Monday& Thursday 8:00 a.m.—6:00 p.m.Tuesday& Wednesday 8:00 a.m.-7:00 p.m.*Friday 8:00 am— 5:00 p.m.

* Evening Service hours: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00p.m.are held in the Admissions and Records Office,SCC J-103.

O Housing Office (Bldg. A) providesinformation regarding on-campus,housing and also maintains listings oflocal apartments and rooms for rent.For more information, phone (310)243-2228.

(J Kiosk Services provides students withthe ability to print their own scheduleconfirmations, grades, and unofficialtranscripts without having to visit the -Office of Admissions & Records. Toaccess these features, students willneed an ID number and a PIN num-ber. The ID number is their SocialSecurity Number, and initial PINnumber is the student's birthdate (stu-dents are encouraged to change theirPIN number after their initial log-in).Kiosks are located adjacent to theOutreach and Information Center, andon the main level ofthe Library andthe Loker Student Union.

(4) Loker University Student Unionhouses the Associated Students, Inc.office, Student Organization ResourceRoom, the Offices of Student UnionAdministration and the Office ofStu-dent Life, meeting and conferencerooms, game and television rooms,study lounges, Toro Shops, UniversityBookstore, and Campus Dining. Formore information, phone (310) 243-39093 "

Multicultural Center (MCC) is dedi-

cated to enhancing the multicultural

consciousness and empowerment of

CSUDH students through student

activities that enrich campus life. The

MCC promotes the exploration of

diverse heritages, values and cultural

experiences by offering a wide range of

co-curricular programs throughout

the year. Some ofthese include: a 3-

day multicultural festival, dramatic

presentations, lectures, concerts, art

exhibits, movies, dance lessons, poetry

festivals and dialogue groups that

explore issues such as racism, sexism,

heterosexism, inter-ethnic relation-

ships and cultural identity. For more

information, stop by the MCC at SBS

D-215, call us at (310) 243-2519, or

visit our web site at: www.csudh.edu/

mec/.

CO Office of Student Life (OSL) provides

opportunities for students to augment

their classroom experiences through

co-curricular programs and activities.

OSL oversees new student orientation,

many University events like Welcome

"Week, the development of student

leadership, registration and support of

student clubs/organizations, Greek

life, Multicultrual Center activities and

assistance with the ASI Recreational

Sports Program. In addition,

(2 Student Computer Lab Hours:

SCC (Macintosh & Pentium) Labs -

E127 and D136

Monday- Thursday 9:00 a.m—10:30 p.m.

Friday 9:00 a.m.— 4:30 p.m.

Saturday 8:30. a.m.—4:30 p.m.

Sunday, 12:00p.m.- 4:30 p.m.*

SBS (PC) Labs - A104, A110, B109 and E104

Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m.— 11:00 p.m.

Friday & Saturday 8:30 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.

Sunday 12:00p.m.- 4:30 p.m.*

*Beginning October 6, 2002.

Thanksgiving Weekend HoursThursday, November 28 All labs closed

Friday, November29

SCC labs ~ 11:00 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.

SBS labs j 11:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.

Saturday, November30

SCC labs 8:30 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.

SBS labs 8:30 a.m. — 4:00 p.m.

Sunday, December 1 Alllabs closed

Student List ServerFor information on student activities,

career, counseling and health services,

athletic events and other campus ac-

tivities, sign up for the CSUDH stu-

dent list server, called STUDENTS.

To subscribe, send a one-line

message to

[email protected]

In the body ofthe message, type: sub-

scribe students

The list server is a cooperativeeffort

between the Associated Students, Inc.,

Student Development, and Informa-

tion Technology.

2 Student Development (Counseling,

Career and Employment Services)

provides assistance to students in a

variety ofareas. The office lists full-time

job opportunities (over 4,000 amonth)

and provides a variety ofworkshops

on career issues. They also bring em-

ployers to campus to interview gradu-

ating seniors and host job fairs each

semester. Ifyou haven't decided on a

career or need help witha job search,

contact the office.

Psychological counseling is provided

confidentially on a short-term basis by

both Student Health & Psychological

Services and by the Student Develop-

ment Office. Each unit provides indi-

vidual counseling and a variety of

groups and workshops which assist

students in resolving personal prob-

lems and in enhancing their develop-

ment. For further information, call

Student Health & Psychological Ser-

vices - (310) 243-3818 or the Student

Development Office — (3 10) 243-3625.

Q Student Health and Psychological

Services (SHC), located adjacent to

Parking Lot 3, has a professional staff

and provides medical treatment in the

event ofminor illness or injury. All .

currently enrolled students areeligible

for basic SHC services including

physical exams, immunizations,

screening tests and family planning.

Students may be seen by appointment

or ona walk-in basis. Phone (310)

243-3629. Psychological counseling is

provided confidentially on a short-

term basis by Student Health and Psy-

chological Services (310) 243-3818 and

by the Student Development Office,

located in SCC C-128.

Note: Nursing students are not eligible

for Student Health and Psycho-

logical services and therefore are

exempt from paying the Health

Services fee.

Toro Shops provide copying services,

faxing and shipping services, andmail

and postage services. Located conve-

niently on the main level at the west

entrance of the Loker University Stu-

dent Union. The Toro Shops also pro-

vide color copies, public transit infor-

mation and sales. For more

information, phone (310) 243-3237.

Hours:

Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 8:45 p.m.

Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Q Transcript Request Information -

Official copies ofCSUDH transcripts

can be obtained by making a request

by mail or in person. It is not possible

to request transcripts over the tele-

phone. All requests must be signed

and include payment. Normal pro-

cessing time is 7 to 10 working days

from receipt of the request in the

Office ofAdmissions and Records.

Presently, we do not provide same day

service.

In-Person Requests: To order a copy

ofyour transcript, fill out a request

form and pay at the Cashier’s Office,

SCC B-135. Your request will be for-

warded to the Admissions and

Records Office the following day or

you may turn in the request to the

Admissions and Records Office, SCC *

J-103, after payment has been made.

Office hours during the semester are

Monday and Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00

p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday 8:00

a.m. - 7:00 p.m. and Friday 8:00 a.m. -

5:00 p.m.

Mailed Requests: Ifyou mail your

request, please include the following

information: your full name(s) under

which you attended; social security or

ID number used while attending the

University; date ofbirth; dates of at-

tendance; address(es) to which tran-

script is to be mailed; number ofcop-

ies requested; and a daytime phone

number. A student signature is re-

quired on all requests. Pleaseallow

additional time for mailroom and

Cashier’s Office processing for ©

mailed requests. Mail your request

to: CSUDH, Attention: Cashier’s Of-

fice, 1000 East Victoria Street, Carson,

CA 90747.

Rush Service: Students can pay an

additional $10.00 fee to expedite the

transcript process. Rush processing

time is 5 working days from receipt of

request in the Admissionsand =

Records Office -Records and Regis-tration Unit. Please note that paymentofthe additional fee will not expeditegrade or degree processing.

Fees: Transcripts are $4.00 for the firstcopy and $2.00 for each additionalcopy; up to 10 when ordered at thesame time. Additional copies exceed-ing 10 are a $1.00 each. A $10.00 rushfee must be added to the total amountfor transcripts if rush service is re-quested. Checks should be made pay-able to CSUDH.

OC} University Outreach and Informa-tion Services, located in the SmallCollege Complex, SCC A-130, is re-sponsible for providing general infor-mation services for the University,including the coordination ofall re-cruitment and outreach activities.For information, call (310) 243-3696or email: [email protected].

Hours:Monday- Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

(Veteran's Services provides assistanceto students who are veterans. Theoffice assists in dealing with Veteran'sAdministration, the State ofCaliforniaDepartment ofVeteran's Affairs, andwith problems that are a barrier totheir success on campus. Veterans areencouraged to utilize the servicesavailable (preadmission advisement,veteran's benefits counseling, andtutorial assistance, and the VocationalRehabilitation Program) for both day_and evening students. For more infor-mation, phone (310) 243-3643.

Registration Eligibilityaa ee ee)

CONTINUING STUDENTS

You are considered a continuing studentif you:

(1) attended CSUDH as a matriculatedstudent in the Fall 2001 or Spring 2002semester;

(2) have not attended another academicinstitution since attending CSUDH;atid *

(3) have not applied to graduate fromCSUDH in the Spring 2002 term.

Ifyou are a continuing student and havenot received your Registration AccessMailer or a letter regarding ineligibilityone week before the registration period,please call the Registration Helpline at(310) 243-3608,

NEW OR RETURNING STUDENTS

You are a new student ifyou have notattended CSUDH previously. You area returning student if you:

(1) have not enrolled for two or moresemesters;

(2) attended another academic institutionsince last attending CSUDH; or

(3) graduated from CSUDH and choose tobegin post-graduate studies. Returningstudents must reapply for admission.

Failure to pay registration fees will resultin cancellation ofyour application andyou will be required to reapply for anysubsequent term. ;

RETURNING FROM AN APPROVEDPLANNED EDUCATIONAL LEAVE

You must submit a completed CSU ap-plication (no‘application feerequired) to the Admissions and RecordsOffice as official notification ofyourintent to return from an approvedPlanned Educational Leave. Ifyou havetaken courses at another institution dur-ing your leave, you must also provideofficial transcripts. To be eligible forRegistration, your application to returnmust be submitted and processed priorto the Registration dates listed earlier.The deadline to submit an application toreturn froma Planned Leave is the first day oftheacademic term in which you plan toreturn. Please contact the RegistrationUnit for further questions concerningPlanned Educational Leave processing at(310) 243-3608.

CONCURRENTENROLLMENT STUDENTS

Ifyou are a student from another CSUcampus and seek to enroll at CSUDHand at another campus concurrently, youshould consult the University Catalogand contact the Admissions and RecordsOffice for procedures and deadlines.

A CSUDH student may enroll concur-rently at another institution by filing anApplicationfor Intrasystem ConcurrentEnrollment form at the Admissions andRecords Office, after obtaining writtenapproval from the appropriate academicadvisor.

Students planning to apply for concur-rent enrollment are urged to register and

\ pay fees at CSUDH during Registrationto facilitate early application and regis-tration at the host campus.

Students who have submitted the neces-sary forms and are considered eligible will

_ receivea Registration Access Mailer.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

The international “hold” will be placedon international students who do notenroll full-time. The International Stu-dent Services Office (ISSO) will alsoplace a “hold” on students who did notsubmit their passport number and/orcurrent address to their office or who failto provide proofofhealth insurancecoverage prior to registration.

International students will be requiredto purchase the CSUDH Insurance Plan.Health/medical coverage will include$250,000 maximum aggregate benefitsper injury or illness and repatriation/medical evacuation to the student’shome country. The term ofcoveragemust run from August 2002 throughAugust 2003. Questions may be directedto (310) 243-2215 or e-mail:

[email protected]

A non-resident student who is a citizenand resident of a foreign country maypay the required non-resident tuition feeon an installment basis (this includes a7% service charge). Prior arrangementsmust be made and payment must be inthree monthly equal installments. Adeferred payment form can be picked upin the ISSO located in the Small CollegeComplex (SCC) room 11305. For moreinformation refer to our web site atwww.csudh.edu/isso/,

Cross ENROLLMENT

Undergraduate students enrolled atCSUDH may enroll, without formaladmission and without payment ofaddi-tional State University Fees, in one trans-ferable course each academic term atparticipating campuses ofthe UniversityofCalifornia or California CommunityColleges, on a space available basis for$10.00.

A CSUDH student must meet all of thefollowing conditions to enrollat a University of California orCommunity College Campus:

{J - Must be an undergraduate.

{4 Must be enrolled in at least 6 units atCSUDH during the semester ofCrossEnrollment and show proofofpaymentof registration fees.

{4 Must be a California resident.

{1 Must have completed at least 12 unitswith a GPA of at least 2.0.

(The course (which must be transfer-

able) must be preapproved by the coor-dinator ofthe University Advisement

Center prior to submitting your appli-

cation to the Cross Enrollment campus ~

for processing.

A University ofCalifornia or CaliforniaCommunityCollege student coming to

_ CSUDH must meet the following con-

ditions:

10.

Must have completed at least one term

at the home campus as a matriculated

student.

Must be enrolled at home campus in

at least 6 units during the term of Cross

Enrollment.

Must have a GPA of 2.0 for work

completed.

Must have paid appropriate tuition andfees at home campus for current term.

Must have completed appropriate

academic preparation as determined by

CSUDH University Advisement Center.

Must provide an official transcript withCross Enrollment Application to Uni-versity Advisement Center.

Must be a California resident.

Other conditions specified on the CrossEnrollment form pertaining to registra-tion procedures, deadlines and priori-

ties ofhost campus.

OPEN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

Ifyou are 18 years ofage or older, you mayapply to Extended Education to enroll incourses without being officially admitted tothe University. Matriculated studentseligible to enroll as regular students may

not enroll in courses through Open Uni-versity.

PHOTOIDENTIFICATION CARDS

A photo ID card is required on campusfor many transactions and for UniversityLibrary and Student Health Center use.ID cards are available in the Admissionsand Records Office. The $5.00 photoidentification card fee is a one-time man-datory fee which is charged to all newand returning students. Bring your feereceipt showing proof ofpayment of theID card fee, as well as a second picture ID(driver’s license, high school ID, etc.)Your card is validated each semester byplacing the current fee sticker in theupper right-hand corner ofthe card.

Fees/Refunds/Fee WaiversSnes

Fees

Tuition is not charged to legal residents ofCalifornia. All other students pay theregular fees shown on this page andmaybe assessed additional fees based onaction by the Trustees ofThe CaliforniaState University, the California Legisla-ture, or the CSU, Dominguez Hills Presi-

" dent. All fees are subject to change basedon such action, will be assessed againstthe student’s record, and the student willbe officially notified.

Fees for the Fall 2002 term are due asfollows: :

Registration: Apr. 5 - Jun. 29, 2002; feeswill be billed and are due Jul. 12, 2002.

Registration: Jun. 30, 2002 - Aug. 9,2002; fees will be billed and are dueAug. 20, 2002.

Registration: Aug. 10, 2002 - Aug. 20,2002; fees will not be billed and are dueAug. 20, 2002.

Late Registration: Aug. 26 - Sept. 12,2002; fees will not be billed and are duat the time ofregistration. :

Students are fully responsible formeetingthe payment deadline even ifabill is notreceived. Failure to make apayment by the deadline may result indisenrollment from courses. Accountbalances are available through ToroWeb(www.csudh.edu), T.O.R.O.S. (310) 516-4493, the Kiosk, and from Accounting”Services, (310) 243-3803.

Financial Aid applicants who have notreceived notification ofan award by thepayment deadline must pay their own feesor they may be disenrolled from courses.

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CREDIT CARD FORM (Visa, Mastercard, orDiscover)Ifyou wish to payyourfees by credit card, fill out this

Students paying registration fees afterpublished payment due dates will beassessed a non-refundable late paymentand/or late registration fee and are re-quired to make payment only by cash,money order or credit card. Studentsmaking late payments will not be allowedto pay by check.

Fees may be paid by cash, check, moneyorder, or credit card (Visa, DiscoverCard, or MasterCard payment is ac-cepted for fees) at the Cashier's Office,SCC B-135. It can also be mailed to: CSUDominguez Hills, 1000 East Victoria St.,Attn: Cashier's Office, SCC B-135,Carson, CA 90747, Cashier's Officehours are Monday through Thursday,8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

- Students whose checks are returned bytheir bank are subject to disenrollment.Dishonored checks that are not paidmaybe sent to the L.A. District Attorney forprosecution.

An Installment Payment Plan is availablefor the State University Fee. A descrip-tion ofthe plan is presented on page 12of this Class Schedule.

Payment by Credit Card instructionsmay be found on page K.

Students receiving third party reim-bursements or who areparticipatingin an exchange or other fee waiver pro-gram must submit their contracts to Ac-counting Services, Accounts ReceivableDepartment, ERC B-526, immediatelyafter registration.

In certain limited instances, some orall of the fees shown may be waived.Consult the 2002-2003 UniversityCatalog for more details.

Returnthis form to the University Cashier's Office, SCC B-135 either in person or by mail.

T understand that ifmy payment is received after thewill be charged to my credit card account.

STUDENT REGISTRATION FEESMANDATORY eae

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

0-6.0 Units -6,1+Units

State University Fee (SUF) $414 $714Other Registration Fees Total

Student Activity Fee $70 OtherStudent Center Fee O3k* MandatoryHealth Facilities Fee 3 Registration

Health Services Fee 40* - Fees

Instructionally Related $211.00Activities Fee 5 :

TOTAL $625. $925» Plus Identification Card (If applicable) $5(non refundable)

* Nursing students are exempt from paying this fee.**Nursing students’ SCF is $43.

GRADUATE STUDENTS

0-6.0Units 6.14 UnitsState University Fee (SUF) $438 $753Other Registration Fees Total

Student Activity Fee $70 Other

Student CenterFee 93** MandatoryHealth Facilities Fee 3 Registration

Health ServicesFee 40* FeesInstructionally Related $211.00Activities Fee 5

TOTAL $649 $964 ©Plus Identification Card (If applicable) $5(non refundable)

* Nursing students are exempt from paying this fee.**Nursing students’ SCF is $43.

- NON-RESIDENT TUITION

(in addition to StudentRegistrationFees)

$246 per unit

$246 per unit

U.S. Citizens

Foreign Visa Students

form or theform included withyour student billing statement.

payment deadline, all amounts due, including applicable late fees,

Name:

Student ID No./Soc. Sec. No.: Daytime Phone No.Credit Card Number: Expiration Date:

Authorized amount not to exceed $

Signature:

plus applicable late payment/registration fees.

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OTHER FEEs (crefer to the 2002/2003 University Catalog)

Anychanges in fees or new fees indicated within this Schedule of Classes or which occur —subsequent to the printing ofthis publication are subject to the policies andprocedures as stated in Executive Order #740.

Mandatory Fees :Application Fee to the University pee $55.00

Course Material Fees (non-refundable) — ; :

chargedfor certain classes in Art, Biology, Chemistry, English,History, Music, Orthotics and Prosthetics and Physical Education.These classes arefootnoted in their respective academic course listing. ........1--0-- varies

Diploma Fee .............irr—“——OOOOOOCOCsiC*iCsisCiéisiésrése;siCiCiéaC:C‘C‘iéC‘CKMini Diploma Fee (optional) ....

Graduation Date Change Fee ....

Ciraduation Fees secce Pe

_ Graduation Writing Exam........... LLL

Identification Card -New & Returning Students (non-refundable) ...........++e+ $5.00

‘Special TSE PEGSiccA list oftestfees is available in theTesting Office.

_ User Fees —Certification ofEnrollment and/or Degree...

Credential Evaluation Fee

Duplicate Document or Printout ........... kePEeeeeects

Emergency Graduation ClearanceProcessingPOC $10.00

Emergency Transcript Processing (less than 10 workingdays) oo. . $10.00

Installment Payment PlanNon-Resident Installment Payment Service Charge ...........ie7%

Resident Installment Payment Service Charge (non-refundable) .......cee0e- $33.00

International Student Matriculation & Orientation «0.0.0... ceceoe$50.00

New Student Orientation PeenieAe$20.00

_ Parking (;‘per semester)Four-wheeled motorized Venicles ....cl

Two-wheeled motorized vehicles ........:.cscseeeueesees

Petition for Exception to University Policy

Refund Processing Fee and Service Charge

Note: Iffor any reason a check iis retorned. no porone checks

will be accepted fora period of at least twoacademic semesters.Students may be disenrolled if registration fees are paid with a check

thatis later returned. Checks may be referred to LA DistrictAttorney for collection.

to the library on the 2ndfloor ofthe ERC Building

Lostbooks & other Library items: «1.0... replacement cost + posted serviceWes

Late registration(all students registering after August 20, 2002)

Petition for missed deadlines ec

Revised Evaluation eeBo pe ... $5.00

tay (within 10working days)

Single Transcript ..............eeeee$4.00Additional transcripts prepared at the same time :

up to ten (10) transcriptsUewe00

Additionaltranscriptsprepared at the same time _

hat exceed the first ten (10) transcripts $1.00

Penalty or Deposit FeesCheck returnedfor any reasom ......-ssccsrssessensoeor$25.00

Items lost or broken ea oC.cost

Late Application Processing Fee .........-..cesee-spe$15.00

Late PaymentPee... ee$20.00 (,per late payment)

Library PInes =...iecceeclec,fee A list of overduefinesis posted at the entrance — 12

Older Adult Fee Waiver

Students sixty years of age and older may

pay fees of only $3.00 using the Older AdultFee Waiver. Here's how:

1) Obtain an approved fee waiver form

from the Older Adults Center. Appli-

cants must present documentation

which establishes their identity andtheir age, i.e., California Driver License,

California Identification Card, etc.;

2) Register at or after the date and timeprinted on your Registration Access

mailer; and

3) Bring or mail your fee payment to the

Cashier‘s Office no later than the pub-lished deadline.

Refunds(Including Non-Resident Tuition)

PLEASE NOTE CHANGES IN

REFUND POLICY:

In order to receive a full refund ofmanda-

tory fees, including non-resident tuition, a

student must cancel registration or drop allcourses prior to the first day of instruc-tion for the term. Information on proce-

dures and deadlines for canceling registra-

tion and dropping classes is-available onpageF of this class schedule.

A student who withdraws during theterm in accordance with the University'sestablished procedures [will receive a

refund of a portion of mandatory fees,including non-resident tuition, equal tothe portion of the term during which thestudent was enrolled]. No student with-

drawing after the 60 percent point in thetermwill be entitled to a refund of anymandatory fees or non-resident tuition.For courses ofless than four (4) weeks,

no refunds of mandatory fees and non-resident tuition will be made unless astudent cancels registration or drops allclasses prior to the first day in accor-

dance with the University's establishedprocedures and deadlines. For moreinformation regarding the new refundpolicy, see the Student Accounting Web

page at http://www.csudh.edu/admfin/AS/ASsas.htm.

(4) Refunds will be processed approximatelythree weeks after September 12, 2002 for

students who drop units prior to that date.Refunds on withdrawals after Septermber12th will be processed weekly. Anyone .requiring their refund prior to the auto-mated process date must completea re-fund application form that is available inthe Cashiers and Accounting Services

Offices. All applicable registration feesmust have been paid for the dropped units

to qualify for a refund. Note: This infor-mation also applies to students who with-draw from the University.

©) All refunds are made in accordance withTitle V of the California AdministrativeCode.

(1 Not all fees are refundable.

1 $10 is retained by the University to coverprocessing and the non-refundable por-tion ofthe State University Fee.

(4 Refunds are issued in the form of acheck, or credited back to the credit cardused,

I Students whose unit load drops from 6.1or more units to 6.0 or fewer units maybe eligible for a refund of the differencein the State University Fee.

PARKING FEE REFUND

Written application for a refund ofparkingfees must be accompanied by a permitwhich the University has issued.

75%-to Sep. 23, 2002

50%-to Oct. 22, 200225%-to Nov. 19, 2002

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|“Fall 2002 Registration| State University Fee Installment Payment Agreement and Application Form

If elect to apply for the Installment Payment 4,Plan, I acknowledge and agree to all the termslisted below. To apply, I must sign and com-plete this Installment Payment Agreementand Application Form or one providedinthe account statement/billing packet thatismailed to me. I can also applyin person at theUniversity Cashier’s Office, SCC B-135.

1. Iam not eligible for this installment pay-ment plan if] have an outstanding debt

owed to the University.

I will pay the installment payments setforth in this agreement on or before the

due dates. I will remit my payment to theUniversity Cashier’s Office, SCC B-135.

A bill for each individual payment will bemailed to me. If for some reason I do notreceivea bill for a payment due, I ac-knowledge that I must still make my

payments.as scheduled below.

IfI fail to pay the second, third or fourth(if applicable) installment by the due date,I will be charged a $20.00 late fee for eachlate installment payment and I understand

that I must make my payment with cash,money order or cashier check. In additionI understand that I will have a financialhold placed on my records. A financialhold means that there will be no release of

transcripts, grades, or graduation diplo-mas, and prevents enrollment for futureterms. Any other remedies available to the

University or its assignees may also be

pursued.

IfI fail to make any installment by thedue date, I may be prevented from using

the Installment Payment Plan in future

semesters.

Your first payment must accompany this form.Please retain a copy for reference. Once accepted, a copy of this agreement will be returned to you with your receipt.

I, the undersigned student (and co-signer, if applicable), wish to participate in the CSUDH Installment Payment Agreement

Plan for State University Fees for the Fall 2002 semester. I acknowledge and agree to all terms listed above.

Name:

*Signature:

6. The same REFUND POLICY in theClass Schedule applies to this Installment

Agreement.

I understand and acknowledge that I mayowe additional State University Fees as aresult of adding classes after signing thisInstallment Payment Agreement. I mustpay these additional fees in full when theyare due, in addition to the installment

payment then due.

I understand and acknowledge that I amresponsible for full payment of all fees dueunder this Installment Payment Agree-ment unless I withdraw from all ofmyclasses prior to the deadline for applica-tion for refund of registration fees.

I understand that I must pay a $33.00non-refundable service charge in order topay my Fall 2002 registration fees usingthe installment payment plan.

ID/SS#:

Address:

Drivers License #:

City, State, Zip:

Telephone Number (Home):

(Work):

Adult Cosignatory Required ifUnder 18 Years Old

Name:

*Signature:

* I affirm thatI have read and understand the conditionsset forth in this agreement.

REVAL

NAS POLEavyWEoh UNDERGRADUATE AMOUNT DUE* GRADUATE AMOUNT DUE *

0-6.0 Units 6.1+ Units 0-6.0 Units 6.1+ Units

REGISTRATION (4/5/01 - 6/29/02)

First Payment (new students add $5 ID fee) Jul. 12, 2001 *** $244.00 $244.00 $244.00 $244.00

Second Payment Aug. 20, 2002 $138.00 $238.00 $146.00 $251.00Third Payment Sep. 19, 2002 $138.00 $238.00 $146.00 $251.00

Fourth Payment Oct. 19, 2002 $138.00 $238.00 $146.00 $251.00

REGISTRATION (6/30/02 - 8/20/02) &

LATE REGISTRATION (8/26/02-9/12/02)**

First Payment (new students add $5 ID fee) Aug. 20, 2002*** $242.00 $342.00 $250.00 $355.00

Second Payment Sep. 19, 2002 $208.00 $308.00 $216.00 $321.00

Third Payment Oct. 19, 2002 $208.00 $308.00 $216.00 $321.00

** Late Registration participants add $25.00 late registration ***First payment includes a $33 non-refundable service charge,fee, first payment due immediately. which increases total fees shown on page 11.

* All fees subject to change based on further action by the Trustees of The California State University and the California Legislature,

or the CSU Dominguez Hills President. Detailed information regarding fees and refunds is available in the 2002-2003 University Catalog.Re ae al aaAinel hspee weesaimiphiee steit Sea Ie cbarek MMRTeil NMR ta ARCO ie)dampen ta boat St ate Ogre cL oe gdss alte:Miles!pl onspinatusone:pra abe saanTeme ee

Graduation InformationApplication DeadlinesAll degree candidates must file anApplication for Graduation with theOffice ofthe Registrar in accordance withthe following schedule:

BACCALAUREATE DEGREE

File advisement

To GRADUATE form(s) noat the end of: File application: —_ later than:

FallSemester — Feb. 15 - April 15 May 15Spring Semester April 15 - Sept. 15 Oct. 15

SummerSession Nov. 15 - Feb. 15 March 15

GRADUATE DEGREE

File advisementTo GRADUATE form(s) noat the end of: File application: —_ later than:

Fall Semester — March 15 - May 15 June 15Spring Semester Oct. 15 - Dec. 15 Jan. 15

SummerSession Feb.15-March15 April 15

Applications filed after the deadline willbe considered for the next availablegraduation term.

A degree check cannot be prepared untilall advisement forms (major, second ma-jor, minor) are received. It is in your bestinterest to ensure that all application andadvisement forms are received as early aspossible as degree checks are prepared inorder ofstudent file completion.

Completion ofdegree requirements isthe student’s responsibility and there-fore, each student must be thoroughlyfamiliar with the procedures and infor-mation about graduation.

Bachelor's Degree ChecklistThis checklist is designed to assist youin completing graduation requirements.Ifyouare uncertain about these require-ments, contact the University AdvisementCenter, the department ofyour majorand consult the University Catalog.

Bhae Complete a General Studies/Gen-eral Education Pattern and State

requirements in U.S. History (HIS101) and American Institutions

(POL 101). Contact an advisor in

the University Advisement Centerfor assistance.

LJ 2. General Studies, Area A (BasicSkills) courses must be passed

with a grade of "C" or higher.

LJ 3. Complete the requirements ofyour major, minor and, ifappli-cable, your second major. Readthe University Catalog and cur-riculum guides and meet withdepartmental advisors.

LJ 4. Choose and complete your elec-tives to accumulate the minimumnumber of units required for yourdegree (120 - 132), depending onyour major. Visit the University

Advisement Center ifyou have

questions about electives.

{J 5. Complete the minimum numberof units for your degree program(120 - 132) in courses numbered

100 - 400 (TED and 500 level

courses are not counted toward

the baccalaureate degree withoutdepartmental approval).

96: Complete at least 40 units ofupperdivision courses (300 and 400level).

LJ 7. Complete at least 30 ofyour totalunits in residence at CSUDH. Atleast 24 of the 30 total units mustbe upper division and at least 12 of

the 24 upper-division units mustbe in your major. And,

¥ fora declared minor, at least °of all upper division unitsmust be completed at CSUDH;

¥ atleast 9 units of General

Studies must be completed atCSUDH;

Y Extension credit and Credit-

by-Examination may not beused to fulfill residency re-quirements, however, CSUDHSummer Session and

Intersession (Winter) units

may count toward residencecredit.

ed, Satisfy the Graduation WritingAssessment Requirement(GWAR).

LJ 9. Filean “Application for Gradua-tion” by the published deadline forthe term ofanticipated gradua-tion.

(J 10. The advisors from each ofyourmajors and/or minors must sub-

mit advisement forms directly tothe Registrar’s Office within fourweeks of filing the graduation

application. Failure to do so willresult in a delay in receiving your

degree check. The forms are avail-able in the respective departments.

(J 11. Submit approved “Revision ofAdvisement” form for any changesto requirements listed on advise-ment forms and pay user fee listedon page 12.

(J 12. Finish with at least a 2.0 (C)average:

¥ inall courses at all colleges anduniversities;

Y inall courses at CSUDH;

¥ inall courses in each major

and minor;

| 13. For each Incomplete Grade (1)assigned, the Instructor mustsubmit a “Change ofGrade”form with definitive grades re-corded to the Registrar’s Office by -the end of the semester of antici-pated graduation.

[J 14. Count no more than thefollowing:

¥ 24CR/NC units toward thedegree

¥ 24 units taken through exten-sion (Extended Education)

¥ 12 units ofcredit for priorlearning.

[_] 15. Request a “Revised Evaluation”from the Admissions Office for allundergraduate transfer creditwhich is not yet included on yourrecords. Credit will be grantedonly if official transcripts are onfile.

[J 16. Ifyou do not qualify for gradua-tion at the end ofthe semester forwhich you applied, you must

submit a Change of GraduationDate card to the Graduation Unitand pay the mandatory fee. Failureto do so will cause a hold to beplaced on your registration for thenext regular semester.

All requirements must be met beforethe end of the semester of anticipatedgraduation. If you take coursework atanother institution during your finalsemester, please note that the end dateof the term at that institution mustcoincide with or end prior to the enddate of the corresponding CSUDHterm.

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Academic Skills and General Education

Requirements for Undergraduate Students

Consult the University Catalog and select an advisor for your academic program. Ifyou have a declared major/minor, consult the

appropriate department. Ifyour major is undeclared, contact the University Advisement Center (SCC M-110, 243-3538) for an ap-pointment. Students should consult an advisor upon entry to the university and every semester thereafter.

EPT/ELM Requirements forFreshmen and TransferStudents (effective Fall 1998)

The CSU system requires new, non-ex-empt, admitted freshmen and transferstudents entering Fall 1998 and after totake the EPT/ELM examinations prior to

registering for classes. The tests are nota condition for admission to the Univer-sity, but are a condition of enrollment

and course registration. If test results in-dicate that remedial courses in math-ematics and/or English are needed, the

student must:

@ Take the course(s) at CSU,

Dominguez Hills;

M@ Take the course(s) beginning thefirst semester until the courses are

passed; :

m Enroll in remedial courses each

semester until the courses are

passed.

If all remedial courses are not passed in

two semesters, students cannot

register or continue attending classes at

CSU, Dominguez Hills.

EPT Scores for English

T=100-141 ENGO88

T=142-150 ENGO099

(het LolePass ENG110

ELM Scores for Mathematics

T=100-470 MAT 003

T=480-540 MAT 009

T = 550 Pass G.S. math course

Note: Effective March 2002, ELM testscores are changed. Contact the Univer-

sity Advisement Center (SCC M-110,243-3538) for more information.

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Academic SkillsAssessment Plan (ASAP)

Students enrolled at

CSUDH before Fall 1998:

The University requires freshmen andtransfer students to complete Englishand math requirements within an estab-lished time framework. Nonexempt

students are subject to "ASAP Probation"

unless they meet the following condi-tions: :

@ Take the placement tests (EPT/ELM) during first semester;

M@ Pass required remedial courses

(ENG 088, 099, MAT 003, 009)

within two semesters;

™ Pass General Education English and

math courses (ENG 110 & 111,

MAT 105 or equivalent) within four

semesters.

Nonexempt students are subject to "ASAPDisqualification" from the Universityunless they meet the following conditions:

M@ Take placement tests (EPT/ELM)within two semesters;

@ Pass required remedial courses

(ENG 088, 099, MAT 003, 009) in

four semesters;

@ Pass General Education English andmath (ENG 110, 111, MAT 105 or

equivalent) within six semesters.

Students enrolled at CSUDH Fall 1998and after:

The University requires freshmen andtransfer students to complete Englishand math requirements within an estab-lished time framework, Nonexemptstudents are subject to "ASAP Disqualifi-cation" from the University unless theymeet the following conditions:

M@ Take placement tests (EPT/ELM)before first semester course regis-tration;

M@ Pass required remedial courses(ENG 088, 099, MAT 003, 009)within two semesters;

mM Pass General Education English and

math courses (ENG 110 & 111,

MAT 105 or equivalent) within six

semesters.

Nonexempt students are subject to"ASAP Probation" unless they meet thefollowing condition:

@ Pass General Education English andmath courses (ENG 110 & 111,

MAT 105 or equivalent) within four

semesters.

GRADUATION WRITINGSKILLS REQUIREMENT

All students subject to degree require-ments in the 1979-80 and subsequentgeneral catalogs must demonstrate com-petency in writing skills as a requirementfor graduation through one ofthe optionslisted under the entry for the GraduationWriting Assessment Requirement(GWAR) in the University Catalog.

Completion oftheGraduation Writing AssessmentRequirement (GWAR)

Students who do not meet this re-quirement within two (2) semesters

after completing the English Com-position section of the Basic Skillsrequirements (or 72 semester unitstotal, whichever comes last) will

receive special advisement. In order

to satisfy GWAR, students have theoption of either taking the GWE(see below) or enrolling in one of

the following courses: ENG 350, HIS300 or IDS 397 and IDS 398 as ap-propriate.

Graduate Writing

Examination (GWE)

A voluntary test, the GraduationWriting Examination (GWE), for

which a $25.00 fee is charged, is

available to students at regularly

scheduled intervals. Students wish-ing to pursue this option are en-couraged to take the test early intheir junior year if they are under-graduate students, or upon entrance

to a graduate program if they aregraduate students. Students are“allowed to take the test only twice.The voluntary test is administeredtwice each semester and once in thesummer. Information on test datesand procedures for sign-up areavailable in the Testing Office,Building 11, SCC 11207, phone(310) 243-3909/3635 or email:

[email protected].

General EducationRequirements

STATUTORY REQUIREMENTIn addition to the General Educationrequirements, students also must satisfyrequirements in U. S, history and stategovernment by completing the following:

HISTORY 101 or examination

and

POLITICAL SCIENCE 101

or examination

CERTIFICATION

Accredited community colleges andpublic four-year colleges may sanction(certify) that all or part ofgeneral educa-tion requirements (post 1980) have beenmet. Transfer students with completecertification of California State Univer-sity General Education breadth require-ments or Intersegmental General Educa-tion Transfer Curriculum (IGETC)requirements are not required to com-plete additional lower division courses ingeneral education. Transfer studentsshould request that their college “certify”their general education. An additionalnine semester units of upper divisiongeneral education courses must be com-pleted at CSU Dominguez Hills.

DousBLE CouNTINGGENERAL EDUCATION CouRSESLower Division General Educationcourses may be double counted. Unitsare not counted twice in terms of fulfill-ing requirements in General Education,and the major or minor. Under certainconditions and within specific majors,upper division General Educationcourses may be double counted. Consultthe University Catalog and/or an aca-demic advisor.

General Education ProgramThe General Education program is di-vided into three components and re-quires 54-60 total semester units:

Component 1

Basic Skiisiian0) hetars 14-17 units

Component II

Natural Sciences ..............00000. 10 unitsHumanities: teopaies(at 9 units

unitsThe Whole Person ...........c.0004. 3 units

Component III

Integrative Studiess; :........:s.is4. 9 unitsCultural Pluralism ............... 0-3 units

Continuing CSU Dominguez Hills studentsprior to fall 1980 and transfer students incontinuous enrollment at a CaliforniaCommunity College or a CSU campussince 1980-1981 may have the option ofchoosing the former General Educationprogram. Ifyou are uncertain about whichprogram applies to you, consult an advi-sor at the University Advisement Center.

In addition, students must take a courseemphasizing Cultural Pluralism (0-3),which can satisfy General Education orother graduation requirements as well.

All students must take three upper divi-sion courses in General Education, andall students must take three GeneralEducation courses at CSU DominguezHills. The Statutory Requirements (HIS101 or examination and POL 101 orexamination) are NOT part ofthe GeneralEducation program, but are graduationrequirements.

The current General Education programis required of all students who enter CSUDominguez Hills or a California Com-munity College as first-time freshmenbeginning fall 1986.

A. Basic Skills (14 - 17 units)

Area A courses must be passed witha grade of “C” or better.

1. Composition (6)

ENG 110

ENG 111

2. Quantitative Reasoning (3 - 4)

MAT 105

MAT 131

MAT 153

MAT 171

MAT 191

MAT 193

3. Logic/Critical Reasoning (3

PHI 120 or ri

PSY 110

4. Oral Communication (2)

THE 120

5. Library Skills (0 - 2) }This category is optional. However,students are encouraged to

strengthen their library skills. Thiscan be accomplished by taking:LIB 150/150A

B. Area ofthe Natural Sciences (10 units)

All students are required to take onecourse in the Nature and Methodologyofthe Natural Sciences, one course inImportant Results of Scientific In-quiry, one Life Science course,and one Science Laboratory course.

1. Nature and Methodology oftheNatural Sciences (3)

PHY 100

2. Important Results of

Scientific Inquiry (3)

CHE 102 or EAR 100

3. Life Science (3)

BIO 102

4. Science Laboratory (1)

BIO 103 or EAR 101

Note: Students majoring or minoringin one ofthe natural sciences may

substitute more advanced sciencecourses. These students should see ascience faculty advisor.

C. Area ofthe Humanities (9 units)

1. HUM 200

2. Students should select TWO coursesfrom the FOUR categories below.TWO different categories and TWOdifferent departments must be rep-resented.

a. Cross-Cultural Perspectives (3)

APP 101

CHS 100FRE 220

SPA 151

SPA 221

b. Aesthetic/Perceptual Training (3)ART 100

ENG 230

MUS 101

THE 100

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c. Critical Discipline (3)

AFS 200

COM 130

PHI 102

d. Opportunities for Creativity (3)

ART 101

DAN 130

MUS 110

PHI 101

THE 160

D. Area ofthe Social Sciences (9 units)

Students should select THREE coursesfrom the FOUR categories below.THREE different categories andTHREE different departments must berepresented.

1. Individual Perspectives (3)

PSY 101

SOC 101

2. Groups and Society (3)

ANT 100

ECO 200

SOC 102

3. Global Perspectives (3)

GEO 100

POL 100

4. Historical Perspectives (3)

ANT 115

HIS 100

HIS 121

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E. The Whole Person (3 units)

HEA 100

HSC 201

PED 235

REC 100

SBS 101

F. Integrative Studies (9 units)

Students should select ONE course

from each category. Courses in this

category are to be taken after 60 se-mester units and all lower division

General Education courses have been

completed.

1. Integrative Studiesin the Humanities (3)

HUM 310HUM 312HUM 314

2. Integrative Studiesin the Natural Sciences (3)

SMT 310SMT 312

SMT 314SMT 416

3. Integrative Studies

in the Social Sciences (3)

SBS 316

SBS 318*

G. Cultural Pluralism (0 - 3 units)

Within their General Education selec-tions or within other requirements, allstudents must take one ofthe follow-

ing courses that addresses culturalpluralism.

ANT 312

ANT 335

ANT 389

CHS 300

HIS 305

MUS 401

PHI 383

POL 343

SBS 318*

SOC 322

SOC 331

SOC 383

SPA 352

Note: The General Education Require-ments for 1980-1986 may beobtained from the UniversityAdvisement Center.

* SBS 318 satisfies boththe Integrative Studies inthe Social Sciences andCultural Pluralismrequirements. Units are

awarded in IntegrativeStudies in the SocialSciences.

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Testing InformationThe Testing Office and some departments offer tests throuwhich test you should take. Separate fees are charged for each test.

Credit-by-ExaminationSome courses may be taken by Credit-by-Examination. To receive credit-by-examination you must register for thecourse. It is important to read the condi-tions and restrictions in the current Uni-versity Catalog. A “Petition for Credit-by-Examination” must be filed by thedates designated by the Registrar. Formsmay be obtained from the Admissionsand Records Office, SCC J-103.

CREDIT BY EXAMINATION FORENGLISH 110, 111, 350 AND 352Students wishing to earn credit by ex-amination for English 110, English 111,English 350 or English 352 must take anexamination at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday,

September 7, 2002.

To be admitted to the testing room, eachstudent must:

1. Register for the course or

courses you wish to receivecredit for.

2. Fill outa petition to take thetest. Petition forms are avail-able in the English DepartmentOffice, LCH E-315 and must beon file in the English Depart-ment Office before noon,Thursday, September 5, 2002;

and

3. Provide verification of satisfac-tory performance on tests or incourses. Verification in the

form of letters of notification,scores reported by testing agen-cies, grade slips, or transcripts

will be checked before the peti-tion forms are accepted by theEnglish Department Office.

4. Present an official picture IDsuch as a CSUDH Student

Identification Card or a valid

driver’s license to the test ad-

ministrator.

5. Bring an 8° x 11" Blue Book tothe examination.

Each student petitioning to take:

(J) English 110 is required to have anEnglish Placement Test (EPT)score ofT-155 and E-8 or higher. Astudent exempted from the EPT onthe basis of a satisfactory score onthe EEE, AP, SAT-Verbal, ACT, orCollege Board Achievement Test in .English Composition with essaymay attempt to earn Credit by -Examination. (Only test scores willbe used to determine the eligibilityofa student.);

O English 111 must have completedEnglish 110, or its equivalent, witha grade of “B” or better. Eligiblestudents may apply for Credit-by-Examination for both English 110and 111 at the same time.

(J English 350 is required to com-

plete English 110 and 111 (or theirequivalents) with an averagegrade of“B” or better.

A English 352 must show a passingscore of at least eight (8) on thegraduation competency in writingexamination (GWE) or have suc-cessfully completed English 350,Advanced Composition, with theequivalent with a grade of “B” orbetter. They also must have com-pleted English 110 and 111 or theirequivalent.

Students who are unsuccessful in theirattempt to earn Credit-by-Examinationmay remain in the class, complete thework, and be awarded credit upon suc-cessful completion ofcourse require-ments. Students who pass the examina-tion may NOT remain in the class to earngrades better than those earned on theexamination. They may, however, retakethe course in a later semester to improvegrades lower than “C” in accordancewith the Repeat and Cancel Policy.

Additional information on earningCredit-by-Examination appears in thecurrent University Catalog.

ghout the academic year. It is important to meet with an advisor to review

Graduate Exercise in EnglishGraduate students, in the English De-partment, are required to pass theGraduate Exercise. Students are expectedto fulfill this requirement at the start oftheir graduate work.

The exercise, scheduled for Saturday,September 7, 2002 at 10 a.m. will con-sist ofanalyzing a short poem. Studentsmay bring a dictionary.

Please register for the Graduate Exercisein the English Department Office, LCHE-315.

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- Testing Schedulete —TRONS

Test Dates at CSU Registration

Name of Test Poneto ie eer es Purpose & Contact

CLEP

College Level Examination Program CSU Dominguez Hills studentsonly Credit by Examination - Testing Office

AA eeeA eSee

ELM & EPT Jun. 22, 2002 Jun. 7, 2002

Entry Level Mathematics Test *** & Jul. 27, 2002 Jul. 12, 2002

English Placement Test Aug. 24, 2002 Aug. 9, 2002

Oct. 26, 2002 Oct. 11, 2002 Placement- Testing Office

Nov. 16, 2002 Nov. 1, 2002

Dec. 7, 2002 Nov. 25, 2002

GRE Nov. 9, 2002 Graduate Admission - Only Subject tests are

Graduate Record Examination Dec. 14, 2002 . currently given on campus

Apr. 12, 2003 General Exam Information - Contact ETS or

Se esahs ioea RED ae A eae aa mse ed Testing Office

GWEJun. 29, 2002)Jun,21,2002 Graduation Writing Assessment

Graduation Writing Examination** Sep. 28, 2002 Sep. 20, 2002 Requirement (GWAR) - Testing Office

Nov. 16, 2002 Nov. 8. 2002

Praxis/MSAT/National Teachers Exam Jun. 15, 2002 ,

Sep. 21, 2002 Rs Credential Examination- Testing Office

Nov. 23, 2002

bedt eaeeeeus ik a ee Jan. 11, 2003 |_____—

SAT Jun. 1, 2002

Oct. 12,.2002 ‘ Undergraduate Admissions - Testing Office

Nov. 2, 2002

Dec. 7, 2002

Although test dates are listed here, it is the responsibility of the test-taker to check and confirm all dates. Dates are subject to

change. The CSUDH Testing Office provides information and registration materials for the CBEST, RICA, CLAD/BCLAD, SSAT,

GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, VCAT, PCAT, Miller Aerologies, Dental and Optometry Admission Testing, MCAS, SAT, ACT and

the TOEEL. For assistance with other examinations, stop by the TestingOffice.

Please note that most examinations require payment by check or money order only. Cash is not accepted.

Students with disabilities requiring special accommodations should contact both the Disabled Student Services Office and the Test-

ing Office well before any test deadline. Usually a minimum of two weeks in advance of the test registration deadline is required to

arrange any special accommodations.

Please Note: Most test applications also are available for pick-up in the Information and Services Center, SCC A-130.

* Refer to Registration Bulletin for deadlines and other important information. Registration deadlines are approximately one

month prior to the test date unless otherwise specified.

** Registration fee of $25.00 must be paid by check or money order only at time of registration. Cash cannot be accepted.

*+* Registration fee of $16.00 for the ELM must be paid by check or money order only at the time of the test. Cash cannot be

accepted. There is no fee for the EPT.

TESTING OFFICE

(310) 243-3909/3635 oremail: [email protected]

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Class Times at CSU Dominguez HillsSSS

Monday, Wednesday, Friday7:30 am. - 8:20 a.m.

8:30. am. - 9:20 a.m.

10:00 a.m. -10:50 a.m.

11:30 a.m. -12:20 p.m.

1300" pms 3'/1:50.pan.

Monday, Wednesday7:00 am. - 8:15 am.

8:30 am. - 9:45 a.m.

10:00 a.m. -11:15 a.m.

11:30 a.m. -—12:45 p.m.

1:00 °\p.m. + 2:15 p.m.

2:30 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.

# 4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.

# 5:30 p.m. — 6:45 p.m.

# 7:00 p.m. — 8:15 p.m.

# 8:30 p.m. — 9:45 p.m.

Tuesday, Thursday

7:00 am. - 8:15 a.m.

8:30 am. - 9:45 a.m.

10:00 a.m. -11:15 am.

11:30 am. ~12:45 p.m.

1:00° p.m.» 2:15 p.m.

2:30 p.m. — 3:45 p.m.

# 4:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.

# 5:30 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.

# 7:00 p.m. - 8:15 p.m.

# 8:30 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.

Friday

8:30 am. -11:15 am.

11:30, am. - 2:15 .p.m.

Evening ClassesMeeting Once a Week# 4:00 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.

# 6:10 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.

# 7:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.

A boldfaced # symbol indicates course meets during evening hours.

NOTE: With the exception ofthe Division ofNursing courses (see Nursing courselisting for class times), final exam dates and times are scheduled accordingto this Class Meeting Time Module. If this module is not followed whenscheduling a course section, a time frame and room location for finals weekwill not be available for that course section unless special arrangementshave been made by the instructor.

Key to Symbols and Abbreviations in the Course ListingsCourse Meeting Locations

ERC = Educational Resources

Center

FH= Field HouseGYM = Gymnasium

HC = Hughes Educationand Athletic Center

LCH = LaCorte Hall

LUSU = Loker UniversityStudent Union

NSM = Natural Sciencesand Mathematics

SAC = South Academic Complex,Buildings 1, 2, & 3

SBS = Social and Behavioral

Sciences

SCC = Small College Complex

SH = Student Housing

SHC = Student Health Center

SOE = School ofEducation

TBA = To Be Arranged

UT = University Theatre

Day Abbreviations

M = Monday

MW = Monday/Wednesday

MWF = Monday/Wednesday/Friday

T = Tuesday

_TBA = To Be Arranged

TTh = Tuesday/Thursday

W = Wednesday

Th = Thursday

F = Friday

s

Su = Sunday

Saturday

Course Suffixes

A = Activity P = Production

= Laboratory $ = Supervision

Most ofthese courses require enrollmentin both the lecture section and associatedactivity, lab, production or supervisionportion ofthe course.

Footnote definitions

Footnote definitions can be found afterthe course listing section of the ClassSchedule.

+ Prerequisite Required. Consult the coursedescription in thecurrent University Catalog for courseprerequisite(s).

Co-Req — co-requisiteCo-requisite courses require enrollmentin both the lecture section and associatedactivity, lab, production or supervisionportion of the course or, in some cases,enrollment in another course. Co-reqsare listed below the course informationin italics. Ifthe co-requisite CRN is listed,you must register for that specific CRN.‘If only the department and course numberis listed, you may register for any sectionof the co-requisite course for which youare eligible. Refer to the course descrip-tion in the current University Catalog.

Course ReferenceNumber (CRN)The five digit number in the far left col-umn identifies the course and section ofthe class you want to take. During regis-tration, it will be necessary to use this -number to register for a section or tochange your program.

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Guide to Reading CourseListings

Class meeting time Footnotes

Bolded sections are (see footnote section)

offered in the evening.

COURSE DEPARTMENTREF. NR. NR. & SEC. (eee Saas UNITS — DAYS nC)USa MDE INSTRUCTOR

ArT21599 ART 100 01 LookingAtArt ; at 3.0 MW 4 0- 6:45 pm LCH A228 staff

31600.ART 100 02 LookingAtArt 3.0 TTh “1:00-2:15 pm LCH A228 L Ivers

"31622. ART 150A 01 CeramicsI 30 TTh # 5:45- 815 pm LCH A118 staff

Cr Listed: 21633 ART361A 0121640 ART 463A 01

22356. ART 337A 02 Creative Dramatics 0.0. TBA "TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64

Co-req: ART 337

21887. ART 326 06~ PerspectivesIn HumanStudies~8:30-6:00 pCion

Meets:3/4, 18;4/1,15G29— a

21870 ART 596S ‘01 ~ Intern/PractARteTBA TBA 12 21 31 64

~4948 01 independeyfSdn Arta

TBA =To Be Announced

name ofinstructor,

F : 4 contact departmentforinstructorif listed as "staff."

;pre

requis

ite

requir

ed

£

é é Class location

Additional course information - Daysoffered EAC = East Academic Complex

includes co-requisites, cross-listed courses, M = Monday EE = Extended Education Building

specific meeting times, restrictions, etc. T = Tuesday ERC. = Cain Educational Resources Center

p W = Wednesday FH = Field House

Th = Thursday GYM = Gymnasium

F = Friday LCH = LaCorte HallS = Saturday SAC = South Academic Complex

Su = Sunday SBS. = Social & Behavioral Sciences

scC = Small College Complex

SOE = School ofEducation

NSM = Natural Science & Mathematics

The Eall 2002 Class Schedule

canalso be viewed on-line

located on website:{0 rewnstBeninCsSat{© DivistinofMucning Cine Schedule

http://somc.csudh.edu/academicplanning/

classched/csindex.htm

Additions, modifications, and cancellations

to this printed Class Schedule can be found in the

Fall 2002 Class Schedule Addendum

located on website:http://somc.csudh.edu/academicplanning/classched/addendum.htm

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COURSEae

ae

Dena

CU Sahih UTS DAYS

Lh) EET Eeti) TE(ta)

Fall 2002 Course Offeringsees

ENTRY LEVEL SKILLS ,English !

40340 ENG 088 01 DevelopmentalReading 3,0 TT 7:00- 8:15 am LCH A227 staff 15,7173 440342 ENG 088 02 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A221 staff 1571 7340347 ENG 088 03 DevelopmentalReading 3.0.---TTh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A221 staff 15 71 7340353. ENG 088 04 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A221 staff 15.71 7340362 ENG 088 05 DevelopmentalReading 301 Th 10:00-11:15.am SBS A204 staff 1571 7340153 ENG 088 06 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A204 staff 15 71 7340376 ENG ‘088 07 DevelopmentalReading 3.0. TTH 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A221 staff 15,717340385 ENG 088 08 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 MW 1:00-2:15 pm LCH A221 staff 15.71 7340399 ENG 088 09 DevelopmentalReading S05 ee 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A221 staff To, so40405 ENG 088 10 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM D123 staff 15.71 7340456. ENG 088 11 DevelopmentalReading SA ececaa 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH -A330 staff 15 71:7340477. ENG 088 12 Developmental Reading 3.0 MW 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A221 staff 15717340546 ENG 088 13 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 MW 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A230 staff 15717340339 ENG 099 01 Basic Writing Workshop 3.0 MW -7:00- 8:15 am LCH A227 staff 15 7340343 ENG 099 02 Basic WritingWorkshop 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A227 staff 15 7340348 ENG 099 03 Basic WritingWorkshop 3:0: “TTR 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A227 staff 15 7340354 ENG 099 04 Basic WritingWorkshop 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am NSM D129 staff 137540363 ENG 099 05 Basic Writing Workshop S05 Ph 10:00-11:15 am LCH A221 staff 15 7340371 ENG 099 06 Basic WritingWorkshop 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A221 staff 15 7340377, ENG 099. 07 . Basic WritingWorkshop S,0F-- 5 TEE 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F125 staff 15 7340386 ENG 099 08 Basic Writing Workshop 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A216 staff 15 7340400 ENG 099 09 Basic Writing Workshop SOc TE 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A229 staff 157340140. ENG 099 10 Basic WritingWorkshop 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A230 staff 157340457 ENG 099 11 Basic WritingWorkshop 3.05 TTR 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A224 staff 15 7340479 ENG 099 12 Basic Writing Workshop 3.0 MW 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM D129 staff 157340547, ENG 099 13° Basic WritingWorkshop 3.0. TTh 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM D123 staff 1573

Mathematics40974" MAT ‘003 01 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS _ B209 staff 15The C.L.A,S.S. program will provide

study sessionsfor students in this section.40976 MAT 003 02 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS F125 staff 15

The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40977 MAT 003 03 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS E122 staff 15The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40978 MAT 003 04 Beginning Algebra 3.0° MW , 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A228 staff 15The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudysessions for students in this section.

40980 MAT 003 05 BeginningAlgebra 3.0 MW 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C213 staff 15The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40982 MAT 003 06 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E116 staff 15.The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section. : ,

40983. MAT 003 07 BeginningAlgebra 3.0 = TTR 8:30- 9:45 am NSM C213 staff 15The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40985 MAT 003 08 Beginning Algebra 3.0 5-:-TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS D121 staff iThe C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40986 MAT 003 09 BeginningAlgebra 310" TTR 8:30- 9:45 am SBS E122 staff 15The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide

study sessionsfor students in this section.

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

COURSE DEPARTMENT830

uuhath UNITS DAYS TU byt

INSTRUCTOR

ht)

40987 MAT 003 10 Beginning Algebra 310; ee ee 8:30- 9:45 am SBS F125 staff 15

The C.L.A.S.S. programwill provide

study sessions for students in this section.

40988 MAT 003 11 Beginning Algebra 3.0. TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS B1I15 staff 15°



40989. MAT 003 12 Beginning Algebra 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC J146 staff 15

The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide


40990 + MAT 009 01° IntermediateAlgebra3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS D225 staff 1552



40991 +MAT 009 02 Intermediate Algebra 3.0.7 eeNEW: 10:00-11:15 am SBS B115 staff 1552



40992 + MAT 009 03 Intermediate Algebra 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A324 staff 1552

_The C.L.A.S.S..programwill provide ;


40993 +MAT 009 04_ IntermediateAlgebra3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM C213 staff 15.52


study sessionsfor students in this section. p

40994 +MAT 009 05_ Intermediate Algebra 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS B215 staff 15 9Z


study sessions for students in this section. :

40995 +MAT 009 06_ IntermediateAlgebra3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS E122 staff 1552


study sessions for students in this section. ,

40996 +MAT 009 07 Intermediate Algebra 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm ,SBS_ B131 staff 1552



GENERAL EDUCATION

A. Basic Skills

1. COMPOSITION

40344 +ENG 110 01 Freshman Composition I 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A230 staff 75

40349 +ENG 110 02. Freshman Composition I 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A230 staff 75

40355 +ENG 110 03 Freshman Composition | ° 3.0 ‘MW 10:00-11:15 am NSM D123 staff 75

40364. +ENG 110 04 Freshman Composition I 3.0: Ea 10:00-11:15 am LCH A230 staff 75

40378 +ENG 110 05 Freshman Composition I 3.0« 2TTh 11:30-12:45 pm NSM D123 staff 75

40394. +ENG 110. 06 Freshman Composition | 3.00 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A230 staff 75

“40484. +ENG 110 07 Freshman CompositionI 309): can # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A230 staff 75

40141 +ENG 110 08 Freshman CompositionI 30° .TTh # 7:00- 8:15.pm NSM D129 staff 75

40345 +ENG 111. 01. Freshman Composition I 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A229 staff 76

40350 +ENG 111 02 Freshman Composition Il SO rh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A229 staff 76

40356 +ENG 111 03 Freshman Composition II 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A227 staff 76

40365 +ENG 111 04 Freshman Composition II 3.06 ED 10:00-11:15 am ‘NSM D129 staff 76

40372 +ENG 111 05 Freshman Composition IJ 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A227 staff 76

40379 +ENG 111 06 Freshman Composition II 3.0% TTh 11:30-12:45 pm NSM D129 staff 76

40395 +ENG 111. 07. Freshman Composition Il 3.0 . MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A229 staff 76

40401 +ENG 111.08 Freshman Composition Il 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM D129 staff 76

42565 +ENG 111. 09 Freshman Composition II 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A224 staff 76

40155 +ENG 111 10 Freshman Composition II 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A221 staff 76

40557 +ENG 111 11. Freshman Composition I 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM D129 staff 76

40561 +ENG 111 12 Freshman Composition II 3.0 -MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A230 staff 76

2. QUANTITATIVE REASONING

40997 +MAT 105 01 Finite Mathematics 3.0 MW 7:00- 8:15 am NSM.C213 staff

40998 +MAT 105 02 Finite Mathematics 3.0. MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C221 :_ staff

40999 +MAT 105 03 Finite Mathematics » 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS_ B215 staff



24

: Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.

+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

uty3pg eyoge COURSE TITLE TN Sa PS PNET manta FOOTNOTESa2)aa

41077 +MAT 105 05 Finite Mathematics 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B209 staff41002 +MAT 105 06 Finite Mathematics 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SCC J146 staff41001 +MAT 105 07 Finite Mathematics 0 oy 1:00- 2:15 pm: SCC 11305 staff41003 +MAT 105 08 Finite Mathematics 3.02" TT # 8:30- 9:45 pm NSM C213 staff41009 +MAT 131 01 Elem Stat & Probability 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F125 staff41010 +MAT 131 02 ElemStat &Probability 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS _ B137 staff 41011 + MAT 131 03 Elem Stat & Probability 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm NSM B252 staffThe C.L.A.S.S. program will provide ‘


41012 +MAT 131 04 Elem Stat & Probability 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC K144 staff41015 +MAT 153 01 College Algebra &Trigonometry 40 MWE 8:30- 9:40 am_ SBS. B215 staff41016 +MAT 153 02 College Algebra & Trigonometry 40 MW # 7:00- 8:40 pm NSM C221 staff41017 +MAT 171. 01 Calc For Mgt Life Sci 40 MWE 11:30-12:40 pm SCC 11305 staff41018 +MAT 191 01 Calculus! 4.0 MWEFE : 8:30- 9:40 am SBS B115 staff41020 +MAT 191. 02 CalculusI 40°; T # 7:00- 8:40 pm SBS_ B137 staff41021 +MAT 193 01 Calculus II 4.0 MWF 10:00-11:00 am EAC 500 staff41022 +MAT 193 02 Calculus II 4.0 MW # 7:00-8:40 pm NSM D123 staff

3.LoGic/CRITICAL REASONING

40455 PHI 120 01 Critical Reasoning 3.00 MW “11:30-12:45 pm LCH A228 staff40458 PHI 120 02 CriticalReasoning 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS G122 staff40459 PHI 120 03 CriticalReasoning oy PED 8:30- 9:45 am LCH ‘A228 S$ Waller

The C.L.A,S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40460 PHI 120 04 Critical Reasoning ‘ 3.0.72 0h 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS G122 W Hagan40461 PHI 120 (05 Critical Reasoning S.0. sotin 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B203. S$ Waller40462 PHI 120 06 CriticalReasoning 3.07: *ETh # 4:00-5:15 pm SAC 1101 W Hagan40463. PHI 120 07 Critical Reasoning 3.08 Ta. # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A224 staff40464 PHI’ 120 08. CriticalReasoning SO eS 9:00-11:30 am LCH A219 staff40020. PSY 110 01 Crit Thinking & Prob Solv 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E220 L Carrier

4. ORAL COMMUNICATION

41150 THE 120 01 Fundamentals Of Speech 20. TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm UT A102. D Leonard 64Co-req 41151 THE 120A 01 ‘41158 « THE 120° 02 Fundamentals Of Speech 2.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am UT A102 D Leonard 64Co-req 41161 THE 120A 0241159 THE 120 03 FundamentalsOf Speech 2.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am UT A102 staff 64Co-req. THE120A .41163 THE 120 04 Fundamentals Of Speech 2.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm UT A102 staff 64Co-req THE120A

41165 THE 120 05 Fundamentals Of Speech 2.004 PID 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B203_ P Rodney 64Co-req THE120A41151 THE 120A 01 Fundamentals Of Speech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Leonard 64Co-req | 41150 THE 120 0141161 THE 120A 02 Fundamentals Of Speech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA — D Leonard 64Co-req THE 12041160 THE 120A 03 Fundamentals Of Speech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64] Co-req 41159THE120 0341164 THE 120A 04 Fundamentals Of Speech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64

Co-req 41163THE 120 0441166 THE 120A 05 Fundamentals Of Speech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA P Rodney 64Co-req 41165 THE 120 05

B. Area of the Natural Sciences

1, NATURE & METHODOLOGY OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES40222 PHY 100 01 _ Patterns In Nature 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am NSM B252 J Imai

40223 PHY 100 02 Patterns In Nature 3,0 Tih 10:00-11:15 am NSM C221 staff40207 PHY 100 03 Patterns In Nature 30. TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm .NSM C221 staff40224 PHY 100 04 Patterns In Nature 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C221 staff

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the courselisting section.+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

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as uuREF.NR, NR. & SEC. unaeg TEES WN ETT Seti a ES)

2. IMPORTANT RESULTS OF SCIENTIFIC INQUIRY

40173. CHE 102. 01 Chemistry For The Citizen 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C221 staff

40174 CHE 102 02 Chemistry For The Citizen 3.0." EIR 10:00-11:15 am SBS B110 staff

40275 EAR 100 01 Physical Geology : 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C213 staff 32

40276 EAR 100 02 Physical Geology 3.0... TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC E153 staff 32

40277 EAR. 100 - 03. Physical Geology $05. Tau 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B215 staff 32

3. LIFE SCIENCE

40679 BIO 102 01. General Biology 3.0 .TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A103 R Kuramoto

Satisfies G.S. Program, area B.3, ;

co-enrollment in BIO 103 satisfies

lab componentof area B.

40680 BIO 102 02 General Biology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A103 G McCarthy

; Satisfies G.S. Program, area B.3,j

co-enrollment in BIO 103 satisfies :

lab component ofarea B.

4. SCIENCE LABORATORY

40684 +BIO. 103L 01 General Biology Laboratory. 1.0 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B1l10 L Phillips

40685 +BIO 103L 02 General Biology Laboratory. Loe 8:30-11:20 am NSM B110_ R Géiacosie

40687 +BIO 103L 03 General Biology Laboratory NO T:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110_R Kuramoto

40688 +BIO -103L 04 General Biology Laboratory LO “# 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM B110_ C Guze 13

Liberal Studies Majors only

40689 +BIO 103L 05 General Biology Laboratory BO> '8:30-11:20 am NSM B110 L Phillips

40690 +BIO 103L 06 General Biology Laboratory 102 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM Bi110 M Gorman |

40691 +BIO 103L 07 General Biology Laboratory 10 W # 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM B1l0 M Gorman

40692 +BIO 103L: 08 General Biology Laboratory 1.0 Th 8:30-11:20 am NSM B110_ R,Giacosie

40693 +BIO 103L 09 General Biology Laboratory _ 1.0 Th 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110 G Kidane

41067 +BIO 103L 10 General Biology Laboratory 0. The. # 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM B110 C Guze 13

: ’ Liberal Studies Majors onlynee

40278 EAR 101L 01 Physical Geology Laboratory 10 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM B234 staff

C. Area of the Humanities

1. REQUIRED

40387 +HUM 200 01 _ Intro To Humanities 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A224 P Rodney 78


study sessions for studentsinthissection,

40388 + HUM 200 02 Intro To Humanities 3.0: TTh 10:00-11:15 am LCH A224 staff 78



40389 +HUM 200 03 Intro To Humanities 30 MW 8:30-9:45 am LCH A224 D Lewis 78

The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide:


40390 +HUM 200 04 Intro To Humanities 3.0 Th 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A224 staff 23:78

f This section is for Honors

» Students or w/instructor’s permission.


study sessions for students in this section. ”

40391 +HUM 200 05 Intro To Humanities _ 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A224 staff 78



40392 +HUM 200 06 Intro To Humanities 3.0: TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A224 staff 78


study sessions.for students in this section.

“40393 +HUM 200 07 Intro To Humanities 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A224 staff 78



Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.

=+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

COURSEita |

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CT Sahih UTS DAYS aUTY OTT INSTRUCTOR Ea)

2. ELECTIVES|AS la Te eRa

A. Cross CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES

40844 APP 101 01 Introduction To Asian Studies 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS E116 J Park40817 CHS 100 01 Amer-Europe Cult/His Syn 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B115 staff40761 +FRE 220 01 Second Year French 3.0. MW 11:30-12:45 pm EAC 502 staff40737 SPA 151 01 __Intro To Hispanic Culture 3:0) TER 10:00-11:15 am LCH A228 R Romero 5440742 + SPA 221 01. Intermediate Spanish II 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A223 staff

B. AESTHETIC/PERCEPTUAL TRAINING

40412 ART 100 01 Looking At Art 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A228 staff40414 ART 100 02 Looking At Art 3,0.-) “TTR 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A228 staff40415 ART 100. 03 Looking At Art 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A228 staff41130 MUS 101 01 Introducing Music 3.0. MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A202 staff41107 MUS 101 02. Introducing Music 2.0 TTB 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A202 staff41120 MUS 101 03 Introducing Music SOI 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A202. D Champion41132 MUS 101 04 Introducing Music 3,0:-: Eh 1:00- 2:15 pm. LCH A202. R Butler41110. MUS 101 05 Introducing Music 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A202. H CaldwellMUS 101 06 Introducing Music 3.0.0 EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA’ D Champion 12Students wishing to enroll in

this class should visit:

http://music2.csudh.edu/mus101MUS 101 41 Introducing Music 3.07. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Champion 12Students wishing to enroll in


http://music2.csudh.edu/mus10141149 THE 100 01. Television Film & Theatre 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm’ SBS E220 __P Rodney 3141162 THE 100 02. Television Film&Theatre S30 2 EER Es 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D219 staff 31

C. CRITICAL DISCIPLINE40466 AFS 200 01 Intro to Africana Studies O10 es 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM B252_ WLittle

40486 COM 130 01 Film Classics 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm. LCH A103. L Lee40452 PHI 102 01 Humanity, Nature & God” 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SAC 1101 staffCommunity Service Learning40453 «PHI 102 02 Humanity, Nature & God” 3,0 tke 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B110 § Waller40454 PHI 102 03 Humanity, Nature & God” 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC J146 J Lacorte

D. OPPORTUNITIES FOR CREATIVITY40417 ART 101 01 Experiencing Creative Art 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A228 staff40853 DAN 130 01 Dance Perceptions 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC 11305 staff40854 DAN 130 02 Dance Perceptions 3.0. .TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A103 staff41133, +MUS 110 01 Music Fundamentals 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH. A27 R Butler41124 +MUS 110 02 Music Fundamentals 30s 0Th 10:00-11:15 am LCH A27 staff40450. PHI 101 01 Values And Society 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am’ LCH A103. R Vanterpool40451 PHI 101 02 Values And Society 3,0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SCC 11305. D Lewis41155 THE 160 01 Acting For Non-Majors 3:05" CETR 2:30- 3:45 pm UT A102 P Rodney

D. Area of the Social Sciences

1, INDIVIDUAL PERSPECTIVES40017, PSY 101 01 Gen St:Understand Hum Beh 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS D225 S$ Wilcox40018 PSY 101 02 GenSt:Understand Hum Beh 60a nr 8:30-11:15 am SBS B131 staff40019 PSY 101 03 Gen St:Understand Hum Beh 3:0. ah 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D225 §$ Wilcox40043 SOC 101 01. The Individual In Society 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS B131 W Bilischke40045 SOC 101 02. The Individual In Society 20. ooh 8:30-9:45 am SBS D225 staff40046 SOC 101 03 The Individual In Society 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC J146 F Hosokawa


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2. GROUPS & SOCIETY

UNITS

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10:00-11:15

ETM FOOTNOTESSSti

40474 ANT 100 01 Intro To Cultures 3.0 TTh am SBS A144 J Gasco

40475 ANT 100 02 Intro To Cultures 3.0. TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS A144 5S Orellana

40512 ECO 200 01 Contemporary Econ Issues 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B209 staff

40051 SOG 102 01 Understand Soc Relations 3.0% 2-TTb 10:00-11:15 am SBS B131 R Hovard

40053 SOG 102 02 Understand Soc Relations 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B131 R Hovard

3.GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES

40289 GEO 100 01 Earth The Human Homel 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS B110 staff

40290 GEO 100 02 Earth The Human Homel 3.0... TTh: # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C221 staff

40291 GEO 100 03 Earth The Human Home| 30's bih 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C221 staff

40678 POL 100 01 Gen St:World Perspectives 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D121 W Martin

40681 POL 100 02. Gen St:World Perspectives 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS F125 L Chaffee

40682 POL 100 03 Gen St:World Perspectives kothear bg 2:30- 3:45.pm SBS E122. L Chaffee

4. HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES

40444 ANT 115 01. Intro To Arch & Phys Anth 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS Al44 J Moore

40928 ANT 115. 02. Intro To Arch & Phys Anth 3.0: TR 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS Al44 J Gasco

40607. HIS 100 01 Perspective On The Presnt: 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS E122 M Garber 23

This section is for Honors

Students or w/instructor’s permission.

40617 HIS 121 01 World Civilizations I 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS D121. +H Holter

40618 HIS 121 02 World Civilizations Il 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B209 staff

40619 HIS 121 03 World Civilizations II 60.25 Tih # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E122 J Auld

- E. THE WHOLE PERSON

42186 HEA 100 01 _ Health &Lifestyles - 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A324 staff

42187. HEA 100 02 Health & Lifestyles BO) on LL 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A324 R McCann

42188 HEA 100 03 Health & Lifestyles 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A324 staff

42167 HSC 201 01 Health Systems & Perspectives 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm TBA TBA__ E Hope

42204. HSC 201 02 Health Systems & Perspectives 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm TBA TBA D Washington

41500 PED 235 01 Lifetime Fitness 2:0: aba 8:30- 9:45 am FH C008 staff oS

41501 PED 235 02 Lifetime Fitness 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am FH C008 L Hauser 55

41502 PED 235 03 Lifetime Fitness 3.0.00 # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B140 VGirard 55

41503 PED 235. 04 Lifetime Fitness 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC_ E153 staff 55

41548 REC 100 01 Dimensions Of Leisure 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SAC 3148 staff

41549. REC 100 02 Dimensions Of Leisure 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm FH C008 staff

41550. REC 100 03. Dimensions Of Leisure 3.0) ITh 10:00-11:15 am SCC 1149 staff

SBS. 101 01. Pers Soc Intell Develop 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SAC 1101 staff 12

SBS 101 02 Pers Soc Intell Develop 3.0 “7th 2:30- 3:45 pm SAC 1101 staff 12

F. Upper Division Integrative Studies

1. HUMANITIES

40581 +HUM 310 01 Key Concepts 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A216 staff 19

War and Human Experience:

40582 +HUM 310 02 Key Concepts : 3.002 Tn 10:00-11:15 am SBS A216 L Luciano 19

War and Human Experience;

40583 +HUM 310 03 KeyConcepts . 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A224 staff 19

The American Dream

40584 +HUM 310 04 Key Concepts 3.0;- /TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A216 staff 19

The American Dream

40585 +HUM 310 05 Key Concepts 3.0 Su 1:30- 4:15 pm SBS 8B209 L Fitzsimmons 19

Success and Values in the U.S. :

40586 +HUM 310 06 Key Concepts 3.0 M # 6:30- 9:15 pm off campus staff 51

Location: Rancho Dominguez

40587 +HUM 310 07 Key Concepts 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B203 W DeLuca 19

Power of Masks

40776 +HUM 310 08. Key Concepts 3103) Th # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS B137_ L Fitzsimmons 19

Lives of Faust

28Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.


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41139 +HUM 310 09 Key Concepts 3,093 PE 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A216 staff 19The American Dream42730 +HUM 310 10 Key Concepts 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS _ B231 staff 19Lives ofFaust

440588 +HUM 312 01 Key Movements 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A144 staff 19To Be Announced40589 +HUM 312 02 Key Movements 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D219 staff 1?Promise of the West .40590 +HUM 312 03 Key Movements 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A224 H Caldwell 19The Arts and Social Protest40592 +HUM 312 04 Key Movéments 805% 9:30-12:15 pm SBS A144 staff 19Modernism40593 + HUM 312 05 Key Movements B08 1:00- 3:45 pm LCH A219. M Furusa 19African Literature & Culture40594 +HUM 312 06 Key Movements 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS D219 M Furusa 19African Literature & Culture40596 +HUM 314 01 Key Issues 3.0: "Tih 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A216 staff 19To Be Announced

40598 +HUM 314 03 Key Issues 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E220. D Brooking 19Art & Social Protest40599 +HUM 314 04 Key Issues 3.05; TTR 10:00-11:15 am SBS B231 staff 19Literature & the Rights of Women40600 +HUM 314 05 Key Issues 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B137. D Brooking 19Art & Social Protest40601 +HUM 314 06 Key Issues BON is 8:30- 6:00 pm LCH A224 staff 19Literature & the Rights of Women

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19”Must attendfirst class. No adds after 8/24.

2. NATURAL SCIENCES40202 +SMT 310 01° Science And Technology 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am NSM B252 staff 1940203 +SMT 310 02. Science And Technology 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM B252_ O Seely 1940204 +SMT 310 03 Science And Technology 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM B252 staff 1940205 +SMT 310 04 Science And Technology 3.0 MW # 5:30-6:45 pm NSM B252_ TReilly 1940208 +SMT 310 05 Science And Technology 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM B252. T Reilly 1940209 +SMT 310 06 Science And Technology 30° Th 8:30- 9:45 am NSM B252 staff 1940210 +SMT 310 07 Science And Technology 3.0) TP 10:00-11:15 am NSM B252 staff 1940211 +SMT 310 08 Science And Technology 3.0.) TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C221 OSeely 1940212 +SMT 310 09 Science And Technology 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B252 staff 1940213 +SMT 310 10 Science And Technology 3.0 Tih # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM B252 staff 1940214 +SMT 312 01 Natural Processes 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ B215 staff 1240215 +SMT 312 02 Natural Processes 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC 11305 staff 1942573 +SMT 312 03 Natural Processes 330). VY, # 7:00- 9:45 pm ERC E127 staff42574 +SMT 312 04 Natural Processes B00 Sia 1:30- 4:15 pm SBS _ B23] staff40216 +SMT 314 01 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am NSM C213 staff 1940217 +SMT 314 02. Introduction To Cosmology 30°) APT 10:00-11:15 am NSM C213 staff 1940206 +SMT 314 03 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0) “1th # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C221 staff 1940218 SMT 416 01 Earth Science For Teacher 3.0 MW # 4:00- 4:50 pm NSM B234 staff 1964Co-req. SMT 416L

40220 SMT 416 02. Earth Science For Teacher 30.5 ath 2:30- 3:20 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64Co-req SMT 4I16L40219 SMT 416L 01 Earth Sci For Teacher-Lab 0.0 MW # 5:00- 6:15 pm NSM: B234 staff 1964Co-req. SMT 41640221 SMT 416L 02 Earth Sci For Teacher-Lab 0.0 TTh 3:30- 4:45 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64Co-req SMT 416

-

3. SOCIAL SCIENCES40779 SBS 318 02 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS £122 staff 19Islamic Religion & Culture in

Our Global Community40780 SBS 318 03 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A228 A Fisher 19The Jewish Experience in America

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s). 29

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40781 SBS 318 04 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F225 staff 19

East Asian Families & Gender Relations

40782. SBS 318 05 Cultural Pluralism: 30 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E122 Groff 19

Intercultural Communications

40783. SBS 318 06 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS _ F125 Park 19 63

Asian Pacific Populations

Cr Listed: 40845 APP 301 01

40784 SBS 318 07 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A228 Hass 19

Psychohistory of the Holocaust

40785 SBS 318 08 Cultural Pluralism: 30 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D121 staff 19

Slavery, Race, and Nation

40786 SBS 318 09 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B209 staff 19

Americans and Africans

40787 SBS 318 10 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A103 Valle 19

Latinos in the U.S.

40788 SBS 318 11 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A228 Rosen 19

Global Impact of theTechnological Revolution

40789 SBS 318 12 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS _ B137 Needham 49

Socio-Cultural History of

Southeast Asians in America

40790 SBS 318 13 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0) 7Toh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B115 Little 19

African Diasporas in the U.S.

40791 SBS 318 14 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0kesTbk 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125 Udeze 19

A Historical Perspective

40792 SBS 318 15 Cultural Pluralism: 3.045 FT # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D121 Billes 19

Culture in Multinational Business

40794. SBS 318 16 .Cultural Pluralism: 30-32- TL # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D121 Orellana 19

Ethnicity and Health

40796 SBS 318 17 Cultural Pluralism: BO oR 1:00- 3:45 pm SBS F225 Bryan 19

Education, Society and Language

40797. SBS 318 18 Cultural Pluralism: BOK so 1:00- 3:45 pm LCH A228 Bryan 19


40798 SBS 318 19 Cultural Pluralism: aS 1:00- 3:45 pm SBS B215 staff 19

Islamic Religion & Culture in

Our Global Community

40800 SBS 318 20 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 Su 10:00-12:45 pm SBS D225 staff 19

Cultural Conflict in the Southwest

41676 SBS 318 21 Cultural Pluralism: $10: TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C213 staff 19 63

Survey of Asian Pacific Theatrical Genre


42211 SBS 318 22 Cultural Pluralism: 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 Donahoe 1963

Cr Listed: 40668 IDS 320 01

41152 WMS 495 01

G. Cultural Pluralism40411 ANT 312 01. Language And Culture 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A144 Needham 63

Cr Listed: 42532 ANT 312 29:

40413 ANT 312 02 Language And Culture 5.0: tan # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS _ B137 Gasco

40416 ANT 312 03 Language And Culture 80, ath # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS Al44 staff

42532 ANT 312 29 Language AndCulture 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A144 Needham 63


Cr Listed: 40411 ANT 312 01

40952. ANT 335 01 Comparative Cultures 30> TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A144 Orellana

40950 ANT 389 01 Transmission Of Culture 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A144 staff

40951 ANT -389 02. Transmission Of Culture 3:0: Eth 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS Al44 Orellana

40890 CHS 300 01. Intro Chicano/Chicana Stud 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS G126 Maciel

40629 HIS 305 01 World History for Teachers SOc En 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS _ Bil5 staff

40630 HIS 305 02. World History for Teachers 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS Al44 staff

41115 +MUS 401 01 Afro American Music 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A202 Caldwell 63

Cr Listed: 41019 AFS 395 06

40851 +PHI 383 01 Comparative Religions 3.0° <0Th # 7:00- 8:15 pm EAC 900 staff

40779 SBS 318 02 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS E122 staff 19



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40780 SBS 318 03 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A228 A Fisher 19The Jewish Experience in America

40781 SBS 318 04 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F225 staff 19East Asian Families & Gender Relations40782. SBS 318 05 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E122. L Groff 19Intercultural Communications40783 SBS 318 06 Cultural Pluralism: 3.00 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125 J Park 19 63Asian Pacific Populations

Cr Listed: 40845 APP 301 01<40784 SBS 318 07 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A228 A Hass 19Psychohistory of the Holocaust

40785 SBS 318 =08 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D121 staff 19Slavery, Race, and Nation40786 SBS 318 09 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS _ B209 staff 19Americans and Africans40787 SBS 318 10 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A103 M Valle 19Latinos in the U.S.40788 SBS 318 11 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0) 7TL 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A228 L Rosen 19: Global Impact of the

Technological Revolution40789 SBS 318 12 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B137_ S$ Needham 19Socio-Cultural History of

Southeast Asians in America40790 SBS 318 13 Cultural Pluralism: 3.08, ET 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B115_ WLittle 19: African Diasporas in the U.S.40791 SBS 318 14 Cultural Pluralism: S020 Te 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125 C Udeze 19A Historical Perspective40792 SBS 318 15 Cultural Pluralism: 3:0: (Tih # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS D121 FBilles 19Culture in Multinational Business40794 SBS 318 16 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D121 S Orellana 19Ethnicity and Health40796 SBS 318 17 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0528 1:00- 3:45 pm SBS F225 D Bryan 19Education, Society and Language40797, SBS 318 18 Cultural Pluralism: ROe0 5 1:00- 3:45 pm LCH A228 D Bryan 19Education, Society and Language40798 SBS 318 19 Cultural Pluralism: 30 oS 1:00- 3:45 pm SBS B215 staff 19Islamic Religion & Culture in

Our Global Community40800 SBS 318 20 Cultural Pluralism: 3.07 Su 10:00-12:45 pm SBS D225 staff 19Cultural Conflict in the Southwest41676 SBS 318 21 Cultural Pluralism: B05 eree 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C213 staff 19 63Survey of Asian Pacific Theatrical Genre


42211 SBS 318 22 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 M Donahoe 19 63Cr Listed: 40668 IDS 320 01 :41152 WMS 495 01

40080 SOC 322 01° Soc EnvironOf Education 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B110_ W Blischke40084 SOC 322 02 Soc Environ Of Education 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D225 staff40088 SOC 331 01 Minority Racial Ethnc Rel 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B131 staff40089 = SOC 331 02 = Minority Racial Ethnc Rel 3052'S 9:00-11:40 am SBS D225 D Bryan

WRITING COMPETENCY COURSES40341 +ENG 350 01 Advanced Composition BOs TH 7:00- 8:15 am LCH A229 staff 779140346 +ENG 350 02 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A219 staff 779140351 +ENG 350 03 Advanced Composition S00 LB 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A219 staff 779140357 +ENG 350 04 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ B203 staff 779140358 +ENG 350 05 ‘Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A229 staff 779140366 +ENG 350 06 Advanced Composition S025 CETa 10:00-11:15 am NSM C239 staff 779140373 +ENG 350 07 Advanced Composition 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D219 staff 779140380 +ENG 350 08 Advanced Composition SONne Veep 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D219 staff 779440383 +ENG 350 09 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D219 staff 779140402 +ENG 350 10 Advanced Composition SO opi 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D219 staff 779140403 +ENG 350 11 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A229 staff 779140161 +ENG 350 12 Advanced Composition Flames i 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM D129 staff 7791

Footnote definitions can be found at the erid of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

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40164 +ENG 350 13 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A230 staff 7791

40124 +ENG 350 14 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A227 staff 7791

40133 +ENG 350 15 Advanced Composition Se # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM D129 staff 7791

40142 +ENG 350 16 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B101 staff 7791

40156 +ENG 350 17 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 1101 staff 7791

40560 +ENG 350 18 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm NSM D129 staff 7791

40543 +ENG 350 19 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM D129 staff 7791

40549 +ENG 350 20 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B231 staff 7791

40562 +ENG 350 21 Advanced Composition 30 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A219 staff 7791

40563 +ENG 350 22 Advanced Composition 3.0 ceDan # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A230 staff 7791

40620 +HIS 300 01 Research & Writing Skills 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS A210 M Garber 11°91

40622 +HIS 300 02 Research & Writing Skills 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A210 M Garber 1191

40702 +IDS 397 01 Writing Adjunct 2.0 S 7:30- 8:20 am SBS_ F101 staff 30 52 77

40703 +IDS 397 02 Writing Adjunct B00 6:00- 6:50 pm NSM D129 staff 305277

40704 +IDS 398 01 Writing Adjunct (Comp Cert) 2.0 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B1I15 staff 30527791

STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS40609 HIS 101 01 History Of United States BO? i dees 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ B209 staff 41

40608 HIS 101 02 History Of United States 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS D121 staff 41

40611 HIS 101 03 HistoryOf United States 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D121 staff 41

40612 HIS 101 04 History Of United States 3.0 Th 11:30-12:45 pm SBS Di21 staff 41

40613. HIS 101 05 History Of United States 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS _ B209 staff 41

HIS 101 50 History Of United States 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 13 41

Credit by Examination Only

HIS 101 51 History Of United States 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 13 41

Statewide Nursing Majors only

40683 POL 101 01 American Institutions 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SCC 11305 O Wilson 42

40709 POL 101 02 American Institutions 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SAC 3142 A Fisher 42

40906 POL 101 03 American Institutions 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D225 O Wilson 42

40907 POL 101 04 American Institutions 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F225 A Fisher 42

40908 POL 101 05 American Institutions 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC 11305 staff 42

40909 POL 101 06 American Institutions 3.0 TTh | 10:00-11:15 am LCH A103 J Kaplan 42

40910 POL 101 07 American Institutions 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F225 L Chaffee 42

40911. POL 101 51 American Institutions B0n : atbak TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 42

Statewide Nusing Majors only

40914. POL 312 01 State & Local Government 30; FR # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS F125 R Palmer 43

32Footnotedefinitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.


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Accounting(See Business Administration)

40466 - AFS 200 01 Intro to Africana Studies 3.0-=TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM B252. W Little40606 AFS 201 01° African World Civilizations 3.00 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM B252 M Furusa40711 + AFS 395 01 Spec Topics in Africana Stud Se eeseA 2:30- 3:45 pm EAC 900 R Vanterpool 63

Africana Philosophy

Cr Listed: 42738 PHI 370 01

40836 + AFS 395 04 Spec Topics in Africana Stud 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS G122. M Furusa: Africana Oral and Literary Traditions ;

41019 +AFS 395 06 Spec Topics in Africana Stud 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B115 H CaldwellAfro-American Music

Cr Listed: 41115 MUS 401 01

AFS 396 01 Practicum in Africana Studies 5,07 HcPBA TBA TBA TBA TBA W Little 123141182 AFS 423 01 Africana Leaders Seminar 3,0:-~ Tih: 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS G122 _ staff :

: + AFS 4948 01 Independent Study SO Vas TBA TBA TBA TBA WLittle 1240838 AFS 495. 01 Special Topics in Africana St 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS A144 staff

; Africana Literary Criticism41044 AFS 495 04 Special Topics in Africana St 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS A210 staff

Africana Womanist41181 AFS 495. 05 Special Topics in Africana St SOS 11:00- 1:45 pm LCH. A221 staff

Africana Traditions, Myths and Folklore

+ AFS 496S 01 Internship 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA WLittle 12 203140948 +AFS 4998 01 Senior Project 3.0) <: IBA TBA TBA TBA. TBA _ WLittle 2040949 + AFS 594S 01 Independent Study 3:0. EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA WLittle

+CED 310 01 ' Coop Ed Seminar 1.0 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC L149. C Harris 12133031Meets: 9/12; 10/3, 10/24; 11/7; 12/12Co-req CED 3208

+CED 310 02 Coop Ed Seminar TD S5H 12:00- 1:15 pm SBS B131 C Harris 12 13 30 31Meets: 9/14; 10/5, 10/26; 11/9; 12/14

Co-req CED 3208

+CED 320S 01 Internship 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 13 30 31Co-req CED 310 : 49 64+CED 3208S 02 Internship 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C. Harris pe IES OO SICo-req CED 310

49 64+CED 320S ‘03 Internship 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 13 3031Co-req CED 310

49 64+CED 3208S 04 Internship 40 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA | C Harris * SA? 13 30/31

Co-req CED 310 me 49 64+ CED 3208S 05 Internship 3.0. “TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 13 3031

Co-req. CED 31049 64

+CED 320S 06 Internship 6.0 TBA- TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 13 3031Co-req CED 310 49 6440126 +ENG 317 01 Socioling: Black English 3.07) \TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A227. B Mohr

Cr Listed: 40127 ENG 584 0140129 +ENG 343 01 Afro-Amer Poetry & Drama 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A219 T Chin40542 +ENG 344 01 African-American Prose ; 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A219 T Chin40647 HIS 376 01 Film As History 3.0 TTh 2:30-3:45 pm SBS E220 L Luciano40588 +HUM 312 01 Key Movements 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A144 staff 19

To Be Announced

40589 + HUM 312 02 Key Movements ; 3.0 TTh # .4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D219 staff 19Promise of the West :

40590 +HUM 312 03 Key Movements 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A224 H Caldwell 19The Arts and Social Protest :

40592 +HUM 312 04 Key Movements SOF Ee 9:30-12:15 pm SBS A144 staff 19, : Modernism

40593 +HUM 312 05 Key Movements 30 OS 1:00- 3:45 pm LCH A219 M Furusa 19African Literature & Culture

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section. 33+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

mee serbia COURSE TITLE Ta OUTS TAL INSTRUCTOR OSs

40594 +HUM 312 - 06 Key Movements 3.0. > MW 10:00-11:15 am’ SBS D219 M Furusa 19

African Literature & Culture t

41115 +MUS 401 01 Afro American Music 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A202 H Caldwell 63


40918 POL 323 01. Black Politics 3.0 MW _ # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B131 OWilson

40059 PSY. 383 01 Psych Of Black Experience 0 pack 8:30-11:15 am SBS D225. R Davis

ANTHROPOLOGY40474 ANT 100 01 _ Intro To Cultures 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS A144 J Gasco

40475 ANT 100 02_ Intro To Cultures 3.0° >.TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS. Al44_ § Orellana

40444 ANT 115 01. Intro To Arch & Phys Anth 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A144 J Moore

40928 ANT 115. 02. Intro To Arch & Phys Anth 30. TTS 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A144 J Gasco

40935 ANT 310 01 Culture & Personality 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B110 S$ Needham

40411 ANT 312 01 Language And Culture 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A144 S Needham 63


40413 ANT 312 02 Language And Culture 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B137 J Gasco

40416 ANT 312 03 Language And Culture 3102 En # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A144 staff

42532 ANT 312 29 Language And Culture 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A144. S Needham 63



40952 ANT 335 01 Comparative Cultures 3.0.° ‘ITh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A144 _. S$ Orellana

42168 ANT 344: 01. Cross-Cult Persp: Aging 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS _ B131 staff 63

Cr Listed: 40071 SOC 316 01

42696 ANT 351 01 Prehistory of the Americas 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS A144 J Moore

40943 ANT 375 01. Ethnographic Meth & Tech J,046- 56 9:00- 2:00 pm SBS A144 S Needham 63 64

Co-req ANT 375A


, 42559 SOC 595 02

41187. ANT 375A 01_ Ethnographic Meth & Tech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA S Needham 64

Co-req ANT 375:

40945 +ANT 388 01 Anthro Theories Of Behav 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A144 J Moore

40950 ANT 389 01 Transmission Of Culture 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A144 staff

40951 ANT 389 02. TransmissionOf Culture 30° Th 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A144 S$ Orellana

APPLIED STUDIES42062 +CIS 370 01 Info Sys Theory and Practice 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS. E126 staff

42063 +CIS 370. 02 Info Sys Theory and Practice 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS_ E126 staff

42064 + CIS 370 03 Info Sys Theory and Practice Ji) TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS E126 staff

42065 +CIS 370 04 Info Sys Theory and Practice $0798 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E126 staff

42066 +CIS: 370 05 Info Sys Theory and Practice 3.0 W # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS E126 staff

40581 +HUM 310 O01 Key Concepts 3.0 ,MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A216 staff 19

War and Human Experience

40582: + HUM 310 02 Key Concepts BO eiatee 10:00-11:15 am SBS A216 L Luciano 19

War and Human Experience:

40583 +HUM 310 03 Key Concepts 3.0 TTh # °8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A224 staff 19

The American Dream

40584 +HUM 310 04 Key Concepts 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A216 staff 19

The American Dream

40585 +HUM 310 05 Key Concepts 3.0 Su 130- 4:15 pm SBS. B209 .L Fitzsimmons 19

Success and Values in the U.S.

40586 +HUM 310 06 Key Concepts 3.0 M # 6:30-9:15 pm_ offcampus staff 51

Location: Rancho DominguezWea:

40587 +HUM 310 07 Key Concepts 3:0 aes 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B203 W DeLuca 19

‘ Power of Masks

40776 +HUM 310 08 Key Concepts 30's # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS 8137. L Fitzsimmons 19

Lives of Faust

41139 +HUM 310 09 Key Concepts 30°F Th 2:30: 3:45 pm SBS A216 staff 19

The American Dreamee

42730. +HUM 310.10 Key Concepts 3.0 . MW’ # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B231 staff ; 19

LivesofFaust ;

40588 +HUM 312 01 Key Movements 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A144 staff 19

To Be Announced



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ET

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40589 + HUM 312 02 Key Movements 30 TTh #° =4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D219 staff 19Promise of the West

40590 +HUM 312 03° Key Movements 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A224 . H Caldwell 19The Arts and Social Protest

40592 +HUM 312 04 Key Movements SS ae 9:30-12:15 pm SBS Al44 staff 19Modernism

40593 + HUM 312 05 Key Movements 9079S 1:00- 3:45 pm LCH A219 ™M Furusa 19, African Literature & Culture

40594 +HUM 312 06 Key Movements 3.00. .MW :10:00-11:15 am SBS D219 M Furusa 19African Literature & Culture

40596 +HUM 314 01 Key Issues 3:0: TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A216 staff 19To Be Announced

40598 +HUM 314 03 Key Issues 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E220 D Brooking 19Art & Social Protest

40599 +HUM 314 04 Key Issues 2.05. SEER 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ B231 staff 19Literature & the Rights of Women ‘

40600 +HUM 314 05 Key Issues 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ B137__D Brooking biArt & Social Protest

40601 +HUM 314 06 Key Issues $.6:21:8 -8:30- 6:00 pm LCH A224 staff 19Literature & the Rights of Women

.Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19

Must attendfirst class. No adds after 8/24.42084 MGT 310 01 Management Theory 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ B137 staff42086 MGT 310 02 Management Theory 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D125 R Mills42087 MGT 310 03 Management Theory 3.0 W. # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B143_ R Mills42088 | MGT 310 04 Management Theory 330". 4ETh 10:00-11:15 am SBS D125 R Dowling42089 | MGT 310 05 Management Theory 0 ACP 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS. E126 B Chrispin42090 MGT 310 06 Management Theory 20:2 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS’ B143 .B Chrispin42092 +MGT 312 01 Organizational Behavior 3.00 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B143 staff42093 +MGT 312 02 Organizational Behavior 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B215 staff42096 +MGT 312 03 Organizational Behavior B09.) Sh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS E126 staff42097 +MGT 312 04 Organizational Behavior 3.0: )0Th # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E126 staff42098 +MGT 313 01 Human ResourceManagement S10. eet 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D125 S$ Jenner42099 +MGT 313 02 Human Resource Management Maine # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS BI140_ S§S Jenner42100 +MGT 316 01 Labor & Industrial Relns 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS G126 .R Mills42101 +MGT 316 02 Labor&Industrial Relns 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E122. R Mills42009 + MKT 350 01 __ Principles Of Marketing 3.0. MW. 8:30- 9:45 am SCC E153. G Morris42010 +MKT 350 02 Principles OfMarketing 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS Bl143 , G Morris42011 +MKT 350 03 Principles Of Marketing 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B143_ R Beiry42014 _+MKT 350 04 Principles Of Marketing 3.0.1 2tTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B143_ K Celly42016 +MKT 350 05 Principles Of Marketing 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B143. G Morris42000 + QMS 322 01 Production Management 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B143_— F Rezayat _42001 +QMS 322 02 Production Management 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E153. E.Chu42002 + QMS 322 03 Production Management 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B143 staff42003 +QMS 322 04 Production Management 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B143 S Cokelez42004 +QMS 322 05 Production Management 3.0/7 Ee # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B215_ S Cokelez40779 SBS 318 02. Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am. SBS _ £122 staff 19

Islamic Religion & Culture in :Our Global Community

40780 SBS 318 03 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A228 A Fisher 19The Jewish Experience in America

40781 SBS 318 04 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm’ SBS F225 staff 19East Asian Families & Gender Relations ~

40782 SBS 318 05. Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E122 ..L Groff 19Intercultural Communications ‘ :

40783 SBS 318 06 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125. J Park 19 63Asian Pacific PopulationsCr Listed: 40845 APP 301 01

40784 SBS 318 07 Cultural Pluralism: 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A228 A Hass 19Psychohistory of the Holocaust ’

40785 SBS 318 08 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D121 staff 19Slavery, Race, and Nation

40786 SBS 318 ‘09 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B209 staff 19


+

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40787 SBS 318 ‘10 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A103 M Valle 19

Latinos in the U.S.

40788 SBS 318 11 Cultural Pluralism: 3.057 -T'Fb 11:30-12:45 pm LCH- A228 L Rosen 19


40789 SBS 318 12 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B137_ S$ Needham 19

Socio-Cultural History ofSoutheast Asians in America

40790 SBS - 318 13 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS BlI5 WLittle 19


40791 SBS 318 14 Cultural Pluralism: 5.0 tee 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125 C Udeze 19

A Historical Perspective;

40792 SBS 318 15 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D121 F Billes 19


40794 SBS 318 16. Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D121 S Orellana 19

Ethnicity and Health s

40796 SBS 318 17 Cultural Pluralism: B07 FR 1:00- 3:45 pm SBS F225 D Bryan 19


40797 SBS 318 18 Cultural Pluralism: 30°58 1:00- 3:45 pm LCH A228 D Bryan 19


40798 SBS 318 19 Cultural Pluralism: 30° % S 1:00- 3:45 pm -SBS_ B215 staff 19

Islamic Religion & Culture inOur Global Community

40800 SBS 318 20 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 Su 10:00-12:45 pm SBS D225 staff 19 63

Cultural Conflict in the Southwest

41676 SBS 318 21 Cultural Pluralism: 3.00 ETS 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM .C213 staff 19

Survey of Asian Pacific Theatrical GenreCr Listed: 40846 APP 395 01

42211 SBS 318 22 Cultural Pluralism: 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 M Donahoe 19 63

Cr Listed: 40668 IDS 320 01:

41152 WMS 495 01

40202 +SMT 310 01 Science And Technology 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am NSM B252 staff 19

40203 +SMT 310 02 Science And Technology _ 3.0. MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM B252__ O Seely 19

40204 +SMT 310 03 Science And Technology 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm’ NSM B252 staff i

40205 +SMT 310 04 Science And Technology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B252_ T Reilly 19


40209 +SMT .310 06 Science And Technology 30 En 8:30- 9:45 am NSM B252 staff 19

40210 +SMT 310 07 Science And Technology Soy Pra 10:00-11:15 am NSM B252 staff 19

40211 +SMT 310 08 Science And Technology 3.0" an 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C221 _ O Seely wld

40212 +SMT 310 09 Science And Technology 3:0") en # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B252 staff 19

40213 +SMT 310 10 Science And Technology 3.05) Ean # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM B252 staff 19

40214 +SMT 312 01 Natural Processes 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ B215 staff 19

40215 +SMT 312 02 Natural Processes 30° * ETh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC. 11305 staff 19

42573 +SMT 312 03 Natural Processes 3.07) OW; # 7:00- 9:45 pm ERC E127 staff

42574 +SMT 312 04 Natural Processes 3.0 “78a 1:30- 4:15 pm SBS. B231 staff

40216 +SMT 314 01 _ Introduction To Cosmology 3.00 MW 10:00-11:15 am NSM C213 staff 19

40217. +SMT 314 02 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0. 2TTh 10:00-11:15 am NSM C213 staff 19

40206 +SMT 314 03 ‘Introduction To Cosmology 30°) Ton # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C221 staff 19 -

40218 SMT 416 01 Earth Science For Teacher 3.0 MW # 4:00- 4:50 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64

Co-req SMT 416L

40220 SMT 416 02 Earth Science For Teacher 3.0: VETh 2:30- 3:20 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64

Co-req SMT 416L

40219 SMT 416L 01 Earth Sci For Teacher-Lab 0.0 MW # 5:00- 6:15 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64

Co-req SMT 416

40221 SMT. 416L 02. Earth Sci For Teacher-Lab 0.0). GUE, 3:30- 4:45 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64

Co-req SMT 416

ART

40412 ART 100 01 Looking At Art 30 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A228 staff

40414 ART 100 02 Looking AtArt 3.0) o 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A228 staff

40415 ART 100 03 Looking At Art 3.0%; Eth # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A228 staff

40417. ART 101 01. Experiencing Creative Art 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A228 staff

40418 ART 110 01 Introduction To World Art I 3.06500 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A228 _ L Ivers


ne+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

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40419 ART 150A 01. Ceramics I 3.0 TTh 2:45-5:15 pm LCH A118 staff 63 9040420 ART 170A 01 2-D Composition S025 baa 9:00-11:30 am LCH A115 staff40449 ART 180A 01 Painting I 3.0 MW 11:45- 2:15 pm LCH A106 G Hirsch40421 ART 190A 01 Sculpturel ~*~ 5.0 ae 11:45- 2:15 pm LCH D103 — J Goders 9040422 ART 301A 01 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major 3.0 MW 11:45- 2:15 pm LCH A115 - J Goders40423 ART 301A 02 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major 3.0 MW 5:45- 8:15 pm LCH Al15 staff40424 ART 301A 03 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major "3,0 — <TR 2:45- 5:15 pm LCH A115 — J Goders40425 ART 301A 04 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major Pde Ses 8:00- 1:00 pm LCH A115 staff40426 + ART 323 01 Late European Art 3.0 TTh 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A228 _ L. Ivers40427 + ART 342A 01 Visual Communic Skills 3.0: :.TTh 9:00-11:30 am LCH C104 B Baker 9040428 + ART 344A 01. Design PracticesI $.0oTTD 2:45- 5:15 pm LCH C104 B Baker 9040429 ART 345A 01 Computer ArtI 3.0 MW 6:00- 8:30 pm LCH C104 staff 63

. Cr Listed: 40430 ART 346A 01

40430 +ART 346A 01 Computer Art II 3.0 MW 6:00- 8:30 pm LCH C104 staff 63Cr Listed: 40429 ART 345A 01 ;

40431 +ART 350 01 Art OfThe United States 3.0. TTh 5:30- 6:45 pm -LCH A228_ L Ivers40432 +ART 361A 01 Ceramics II 3.0 TTh 5:45- 8:15 pm LCH A118 staff 63 90

Cr Listed: 40436 ART 463A 01 .

40433 + ART 371A 01 _ Drawing II ' 3.0 MW 2:45- 5:15 pm LCH C103 G Hirsch40434 + ART 384A 01 Painting III 3.0 MW 5:45- 8:15 pm LCH A106 G Hirsch 63

Cr Listed: 40448 ART 486A 01

40435 + ART 447A 01 Design Practices III 3.052 AEEB 11:45- 2:15 pm LCH C104 _ B. Baker 9040436 + ART 463A 01 Ceramics III 3.0. * TTh 5:45- 8:15 pm LCH Al118~ staff 63 90

Cr Listed: 40432 ART 361A 01

40448 + ART 486A 01 Painting IV 3.0 MW 5:45- 8:15 pm LCH A106 G Hirsch* Cr Listed: 40434 ART 384A 01

40437 +ART 490 01 Sem In Theor OfArt Crit 3.0 MW 5:30- 6:00 pm LCH A228 staff 20_+ART 494S$ 01 Independent Study In Art 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ ART- 494S 02 | Independent Study In Art 20,0 BA: TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ ART 494S 03 Independent Study In Art 3,0)" TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ ART 4968S 01 Internship In Art 1.0. 9,TBA ' TBA. TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ ART 496S 02 Internship In Art ; 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ ART 496S 03 Internship In Art . 3.0 . TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ ART 498S 01 Directed Rch Art History 1.02 3 EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ART 4985 02 Directed Rch Art History 2.0 .TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ ART (4988 03 Directed Rch Art History BOiPRA. TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

ASIAN-PACIFIC STUDIES40844 APP 101 01 Introduction To Asian Studies 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am. SBS E116 J Park40845 APP 301 01 Asian-Pacific Populations 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125 J Park 63

Cr Listed: 4783 SBS 318 06 3 ’40846 + APP 395 01 Special Topics 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D121 staff 63

Survey of Asian Pacific Theatrical GenreCr Listed: 41676 SBS 318 21

40847 + APP 395 02 Special Topics 3.0 MW 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS A210 J ParkJapanese Comics and Animation

42481 APP 4945 01 Indepen Study:Asian-Pacific : 3.0--. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff,40641 HIS 363 01 Modern China 3.0525 TER 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A204 staff40644 HIS 364 01 Traditional Japan : 3.0 MW 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS A204 staff

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE (BS)40935 ANT 310 01 Culture & Personality 3.0 MW 7:00-.8:15 pm SBS B110. _S Needham40411 ANT 312 01 Language And Culture 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS Al44 S$ Needham 63

Cr Listed: 42532 ANT 312 29 :40413 ANT 312 02 Language And Culture 3.0 TTh 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B137 J Gasco40416 ANT 312 03 Language And Culture 30> /TTR 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A144 staff42532 ANT 312 29 Language And Culture 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A144 § Needham 63



40952 ANT 335 01 Comparative Cultures ‘ 3.0 TTh 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A144 _ § Orellana

.

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult.current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s). Sy,

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40945 +ANT 388 01 Anthro Theories Of Behav 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A144 J Moore

41051 BEH 490 01 Seminar In Beh Sciences 3.0) Wi # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A224_ L Groff 20

41009 +MAT 131 01. Elem Stat & Probability 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F125 staff

41010 +MAT 131 02 Elem Stat & Probability 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B137 staff

41011 + MAT 131 03 Elem Stat & Probability 3.0) TT 11:30-12:45 pm» NSM B252 staff

The C.L.A.S.S. programwill provide ;

; study sessions for students in this section.

41012 + MAT 131 04 Elem Stat & Probability 3.0" -TFh. # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC K144 staff

40927. POL 371 01 Conflict And Violence 30° EW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D219 _ L Groff

40022 PSY 230 01 Elem Stat Analysis Psych 3.0° MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS_ B231 S Danis

40159 PSY 230 02 Elem Stat Analysis Psych S00 io 11:30-12:45 pm SBS _ E220 staff

40029 PSY 305 01 History And Systems Psych 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D225 _ L Gray-Shellberg

40030 PSY 305 02 History And Systems Psych 300i), Fae # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B110 L Gray-Shellberg

40035. PSY 340 01 Social Psych: Psych Persp 8.074) Rin 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS. F225 — S$ Wilcox

40036 PSY 340 02 Social Psych: Psych Persp 3,0. 3).MW: 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS E220 S Santos

40039 PSY 350 01 Developmental Psychology * 30 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B110 M Hurtado-Ortiz

* 40040 PSY 350 02 Developmental Psychology. 3.00 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B131 M Hurtado-Ortiz

40041 PSY 350 03 Developmental Psychology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B231 M Hurtado-Ortiz

40047. PSY 360: 01 Theories Of Personality Se 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D225 L Gray-Shellberg

40048. PSY 363 01 The Abnormal Personality S10 10:00-11:15 am SBS D225 R Davis

40049. PSY 363 02 The Abnormal Personality 80:4 ETH 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F225 R Davis

40052. PSY 363 03 The Abnormal Personality Gh bo IVE: # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS BI131» A Hass

42155 +PUB 508 01 Sem: Pub Persnl Labor Rel 2.07209 9:00-11:45 am SBS _ B143 staff 1121

40054. SOC 220 01 Analytical Statistics 40 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm EAC 501. K Hsu 64

Co-req SOC 220Li

40113. SOC 220L. 01 ‘Analytical Stats-Lab 0.0 - MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A110 K Hsu 64

Co-req, SOC 220

40058 +SOC 304 01 Computer Applications 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS A104 K Hsu

Co-req SOC 304A

40067 SOC 311 01 Social Organization 30) TR 10:00-11:15 am SBS F225 staff

40069 SOC 311 02 Social Organization S.05e arn # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B215_ R Hovard

40092. SOC 340 01 Soc Psych: Soc Perspectiv 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SCC E153 § Riskin

40093 SOC 340 02 Soc Psych: Soc Perspectiv 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D225 §S Riskin

40095 SOC 355 01 Modern Soc Theories 40 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F101 staff 11 64

Co-req. SOC 355A ;

40096 SOC 355 02 Modern Soc Theories 4.0; Su 1:00- 3:30 pm SBS E116 D Bryan 11 64

Co-req SOC 355A

BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE (MA)41051 BEH 490 01. Seminar In Beh Sciences 3.0, .W # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A224 L Groff 20

40245 BEH 504 01. Theories of Conflict 40 M # 6:10- 9:45 pm EAC 500 D Churchman 21

40246. BEH 505 01 Seminar: Computer Application 4,0) Eb # 6:10- 9:45 pm SBS B109 staff 21

40247 +BEH 57 01 Seminar: Res Design/Intrepret 40 Th # 6:10- 9:45 pm SBS A246 staff 21

40272 +BEH 509 01 Applied Behav Sci 4:0) ML # 6:10- 9:45 pm SBS A246 D Williams 2174

40271 +BEH 522 01 Negotiation Tactics 40 W # 6:10- 9:45 pm NSM B242 D Churchman 21

40273 +BEH 525 01 Mediation 4.0 WwW # 6:10- 9:45 pm EAC 500 D Williams 21

40285 +BEH 527 01 Arbitration 20 se§ 9:00- 5:00 pm LCH A330 staff 21

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

40286 +BEH 529 01 Conflict Res Internship 30.1.5 # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A110 D Williams 21 64

% Co-req BEH 5298

41678 BEH 529S 01 Conflict Res Internship 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Williams 2164

Co-req »BEH 529

40288 +BEH 531 01 Divorce & Family Mediation 310.7 Ee # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS_ B203 staff 21

40821 +BEH. 535 01 Organizational Conflict 3.07.4: 9:00- 5:00 pm LCH A330 staff 21

Meets: 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26;11/9; 12/7, 12/14

40819 +BEH 538 01 Sem: Public Policy Conflict 30... F # 7:00- 9:45 pm NSM A115 D Churchman 21

40823 +BEH 550 01 Theories Of Gerontology 3.07.9 # 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 500 S Raphael 21

40825 BEH 563 01 Comm Services For Elderly 5.0 UW: # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A246 F Hosokawa 21

40828 +BEH 569 01 _ Internship In Gerontology 3.04. Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm EAC 500 S Raphael 2131 64

Co-req - BEH 5698S

38 Footnote definitionscan be found at the end of the course listing section.

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40829 +BEH 569S 01 Internship In Gerontology 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 2131 64Co-req. BEH 569

41697 +BEH 595 01 Special Topics: 2.0 . TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA | D ChurchmanIntegrative Study

BEH 597S 01 __ Directed Reading 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21 52+BEH 598 01 Directed Research 3.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221 5264

Co-req BEH598S

+BEH 598S 01 Directed Research 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21 52 64Co-req BEH 598

+ BEH 599S 01. Thesis Or Project Beh Sci 1.0 TBA TBA’ TBA TBA TBA staff 1221+BEH 599S 02. Thesis Or Project Beh Sci 2.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221+ BEH 599S 03 _ Thesis Or Project Beh Sci 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21

41702 BEH 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA * TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13To register, contact Extended Educationin EE 1100orphone (310) 243-3741.

For further info. contactyourprogram instructor.

BIOLOGY40679. BIO 102 01 General Biology 3.0 Th 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A103. R Kuramoto

Satisfies G.S. Program, area

B.3, co-enrollment in BIO 103satisfies lab component ofarea B.

40680 BIO 102 02 General Biology 5 3.0 MW 9:30- 6:45 pm LCH A103 G McCarthy ‘Satisfies G.S. Program, areaB.3, co-enrollment in BIO 103

satisfies lab component ofarea B.

40684 +BIO 103L 01 ‘General Biology Laboratory 10 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110 L Phillips40685 +BIO 103L 02 General Biology Laboratory 0-3, 2 8:30-11:20 am NSM B110- R Giacosie40687 _+BIO 103L 03 General Biology Laboratory 0 oe 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110_ R Kuramoto40688 +BIO 103L 04 General Biology Laboratory 1G. 5S 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM Bil0 C Guze 13


40689 +BIO 103L 05 General Biology Laboratory 10 .6W 8:30-11:20 am NSM B110__ L Phillips40690 +BIO 103L 06 General Biology Laboratory 10 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110 M Gorman40691 +BIO 103L 07 General Biology.Laboratory 1.0. W. 5:30- 6:20 pm -NSM B110 M Gorman40692 _+BIO 103L 08 General Biology Laboratory 1.05 on 8:30-11:20 am NSM B110_ R Giacosie40693 _+BIO 103L 09 General Biology Laboratory Oe hy 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110_ G Kidane41067 +BIO 103L 10 General Biology Laboratory 1.0, Th 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM B110 C Guze 13


40694 BIO. 120 01 _ Principles Of BiologyI 4.0 °TTh 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C213. D Brest 64Co-req BIO 120L

40696 BIO 120L 01 Principles Of Bio I Lab 0,02 Wy, 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B122 . R Kuramoto 64Co-req. BIO 120

40697 BIO 120L 02 Principles Of Bio I Lab 0.0 Th 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B122_ D Brest 64Co-req BIO 120

40698 BIO 122 01 Principles Of Biology II 4.0 MWE 11:30-12:20 pm SCC J146 G McCarthy 64Co-req BIO 122L

40699 BIO 122L 01 PrinciplesOfBio II Lab 0,075 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B122. G McCarthy 64Co-req BIO 122

40701 +BIO 230 01 Evolution 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS F101 D Morafka40719 +BIO 250 01 Elem HumAnat&Physiol S00 han 8:30- 9:45 am SCC 11305 staff40720 +BIO 251L 01 Elem Hum Anatomy Phys Lab Te 10:00-12:50 pm NSM C121 staff40721 +BIO 312 01 Animal Physiology 4.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am NSM D129 C Jacobs 64

. Co-req > BIO 312L

40953 +BIO 312L 01 Animal Physiology Lab 0.0: 2H 10:00-12:50 pm NSM C121 staff 64Co-req © BIO 312 ¢

40954 +BIO 314 01 Embryology 40 _MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A210 M Gorman 64Co-req. BIO 314L F

40956 BIO 314L 01 Embryology Lab O02 GF 10:00-12:50 pm NSM C139. M Gorman 64Co-req BIO 314

40722 +BIO 320 01 CellBiology 3.0 MW 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B110 L Robles40723 +BIO 324 01 Microbiology: 4.0 ith 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B215 D Soleymani 64

Co-req BIO 324L

40724 + BIO 01. Microbiology Laboratory O.08.c-2 10:00-12:50 pm NSM C151 D Soleymani - 5664324L

Co-req BIO 324


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41098 +BIO 324L 02° Microbiology Laboratory 0:0° TR 10:00-12:50 pm NSM C151 D Soleymani 56 64

Co-req BIO 324

40726 +BIO 340 01 Genetics 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B215 J Roberts

40727 +BIO ~342L 01 Cell And Genetics Lab 10 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C139 _ L Phillips 98

41068 +BIO 346 01 Human Heredity 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM D129 J Roberts

40728 +BIO 360 01 Marine Biology 3.0 MW 1:00- 1:50 pm NSM D129. G McCarthy 64

Co-req BIO 360L

40729 +BIO 360L 01 Marine Biology Lab 0.0) 2 SP 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B122. G McCarthy 64

Co-req BIO 360

40730 +BIO 374 01 Drug Abuse 3.00 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm EAC 900 R_ Giacosie

41069 +BIO 380 01 Bio Childhd & Adolescence 3.0. “TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm EAC 502 R Giacosie

40738 + BIO’ 386 01 Human Aging 3.02 oeFr 1:00- 2:15 pm, SBS D225 staff

40739 +BIO 3948 01 Independent Study 1.04 AERA. TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts i

40775 +BIO 394S 02 _ Independent Study 2.0; TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts 13

40777 +BIO 426 01 Immunology 40 M 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A210 G Kidane 64

Co-req BIO 426L Ww # 4:00- 5:15 pm EAC 500

40793 BIO 426L 01 Immunology Lab 0.0 M 2:30- 5:20 pm NSM C139 G Kidane 56 64

Co-req BIO 426 3

40795 +BIO 428 01 Virology 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E116 L Phillips

40799 +BIO 458 01 Human Parasitology 3,0 WE 1:00- 1:50 pm SBS A210 _D Soleymani 64

: Co-req BIO 458L

40801 BIO 458L 01 Human Parasitology Lab OOo ae 2:00- 4:50 pm NSM C109 D Soleymani 56 64

2 Co-req BIO 458 5

40802 +BIO 490 01 Senior Project ZOE 1:00- 1:50 pm SBS A210 L Phillips 11 20 64

Co-req BIO 490A

40803 +BIO 490A 01 Senior Project-Activity 0.0 Th 1:00- 2:40 pm NSM Ci21_ L Phillips 11 20 64

Co-req BIO 490

40804 +BIO 491 01. Seminar in Biomedical Research 1.0 Th 3:00- 3:50 pm EAC 501 L Robles

+BIO 501 01 Bio Lit & Instrumentation 3.0 Th # 5:30- 8:00 pm NSM B122. G Kidane 11121321

+BIO 502 01 Biostatistics 3.0 M # 5:30- 7:10 pm NSM B122 R Kuramoto 11121321

Co-req BIO 502L 64

+BIO 502L 01 Biostatistics Lab 0.0 WwW # 5:30- 8:00 pm NSM B122_ R Kuramoto 11121321

Co-req BIO 50264

+BIO 590 01 Graduate Seminar 20 # 5:30- 7:10 pm NSM B122. M Gorman 11121321

+BIO 597S 01 _ Directed Reading 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts 11.12 1321

+BIO 5978S 02. Directed Reading 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts Th 1213.21

+BIO 5978 03 Directed Reading 30° 21BA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts 11121321

+ BIO™~ 598S 01 Directed Research 1.0°- -TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts 11 12 13 21

+BIO 598S 02. Directed Research 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts 11121321

+ BIO 598S 03 Directed Research 3.0°- TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts 1112 1321

+BIO 599 01 Thesis 1.02, TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts 11121321

+BIO 599S 02 Thesis 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts 11121321

+ BIO- 599S 03. Thesis 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts 11121321

+BIO 599S 04 Thesis 4.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Roberts 11121321

41095 BIO 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13

To register, contact Extended Education

in EE 1100orphone (310) 243-3741.

Forfurther info. contactyourprogram instructor.

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Accounting41922 +ACC 230 01. Financial Accounting 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS D125 M Auerbach

41923 +ACC 230 02. Financial Accounting 2.07 WwW # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A216 C Chang

41924. + ACC 230 03 Financial Accounting 3.007 Un 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D125. R Mazhin

41925 +ACC 230 -04 Financial Accounting BO sock, # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A216 R Mazhin

41926 +ACC 231 01 Managerial Accounting 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D125 M El-Badawi

41927 +ACC 231 02 Managerial Accounting 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E122. M El-Badawi

41928 .+ ACC 231 03 Managerial Accounting SOs ee 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D125 M Auerbach

41929 + ACC 330 01 _ Intermediate AccountingI 31015 20Th 10:00-11:15 am SBS G126 R Mazhin

41930 +ACC 330 02 Intermediate AccountingI 80S. # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B101_ D Barnett

41931 +ACC 331 01 _ Intermediate Acounting II 3.0%. = 00h 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B101_ D Barnett

40 Footnote definitions can be foundat the end of the course listing section.

’ + Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

nite tg COURSE TITLE TTS mS SET Mone) Oss

41932 +ACC 331 02 _ Intermediate Acounting II 30. “TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A216 D Barnett41933 +ACC 333 01 Income Taxation I 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am’ ‘SBS G126 R Malamud41934 +ACC 333 02 Income TaxationI 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B140_ R Malamud41935 + ACC 336 01 Intro To Internal Audit 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A204 C Chang41936 + ACC 337 01 Cost Accounting 3.0 We # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E122 M El-Badawi41937 + ACC 337 02 Cost Accounting OOo 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B101 D Barnett41938 +ACC 431 01 Govt & Nonprofit Acctg 3.0. - Th. # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A210 R Mazhin41939 +ACC 433 01 Income Taxation II 3.0.31 i # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B215 R Malamud41940 +ACC 435 01 Auditing 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D125 M Auerbach41941 +ACC 435 02 Auditing 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS F125 M Auerbach41942 + ACC 438 01 Advanced Management Accounting 3:0;.-°S 9:00-11:45 am SBS G126 C Chang41943 + ACC 502 01 Advanced Topics in Accounting 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS G122 M El-Badawi 1121

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Business41948 +BUS 300 01 Business Communications 30 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS _ E126 staff41950 +BUS 300 02 _ Business Communications 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS E126 staff41952 +BUS 300 03 Business Communications 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm, EAC 902 staff41953 +BUS 300 04 Business Communications 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm _EAC 902 staff41954 +BUS 300 05 Business Communications 3.0 "TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B140 staff41956 +BUS 300 06 Business Communications 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm EAC 902 staff41957 +BUS 300 07 Business Communications 3.0» 20h # 5:30- 6:45"pm SBS - E122 staff41958 + BUS. 300 08 Business Communications 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm. SBS A216 staff41960 +BUS 445 01 International Business 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B140 C Lopilato41962 +BUS 445 02 | International Business 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS F225 _ P Basseer ‘41963 +BUS 445 03 International Business 310) TRA 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B140_ B Yavas41965 +BUS 445 04 International Business SO. OUR # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B215_ B Yavas

+BUS 4945 01 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 42.13 52+ BUS . 4948 02 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff ¥2°13.52

41969 +BUS 595 01 Selected Topics: 3.0 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS F125. B Yavas 1121Seminar in International Trade and Finance

41755 BUS 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff : 13To register, contact Extended Educationin EE 1100or phone (310) 243-3741.

Forfurther info. contact your program instructor.

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Computer Information Systems42041 CIS 270 01 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0 M 8:30- 9:45 am SBS G126 staff

W 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A11042043 CIS 270 02 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0 M 11:30-12:45 pm. SBS |G126 staff

Ww 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A11042044 CIS 270 03 .Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 30 M # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS G126 staff

Ww # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A11042048 CIS 270 04 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals S05) NP # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS G126 staff

M # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A10442050 CIS 270 05 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals S00. .4F 8:30- 9:45 am’ SBS G126 staff

Th 8:30- 9:45 am SBS _ A11042051 CIS 270 06 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals oO: aa # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS G126 staff

Th # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS A11042052. CIS 270 07 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0°°. Th # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS G126 staff

Th # 8:30-9:45 pm SBS A11042053 CIS 270 08 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.00 M 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A110 staff

Ww 8:30- 9:45 am SBS G12642054 CIS 270 09 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0 M 11:30-12:45 pm SBS _ A110 staff

WwW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS. G12642055 CIS 270 10 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0 M # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A110 staff

WwW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS G12642056 CIS 270 11 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals SiO te 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A110 staff

Th 8:30- 9:45 am SBS G12642057 +CIS 272 01 Business ProgrammingI 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SAC 2101 L Press42058 +CIS 272 02 Business ProgrammingI 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2101 L Press42059 CIS 275 01 Intro to Network-Based Applic. 3.0 M 1:00- 2:15 pm SAC 2101 _L. Press

Ww 1:00- 2:15 SAC 2103


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42060 CIS 275 02. Intro to Network-Based Applic. 3.0 ._M # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 2101 staff

WwW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 2103

42062 +CIS 370. 01 Info Sys Theory and Practice 8.07. any. 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ E126 staff

42063 +CIS 370 02 Info Sys Theory,and Practice 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS _ E126 staff

42064 +CIS 370 03. Info Sys Theory and Practice 310 RUE 10:00-11:15 am SBS E126 staff

42065 +CIS 370 04: Info Sys Theory and Practice a0 oe # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ E126 staff

42066 +CIS 370 05 Info Sys Theory and Practice 3.0. Wi # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ E126 staff

42068 +CIS 371 01 Business Programming II 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2101 staff

42070 CIS 372 01 Analysis and Logical Design 3.05 rh 10:00-11:15 am SAC 2101 staff

42069 CIS 372 02 Analysis and Logical Design 3.05: oe # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2101 staff

42071 +CIS 471 01 Adv Network Based Applications 30 M 11:30-12:45 pm SAC 2101 staff

WwW 11:30-12:45 pm SAC 2103

42072 +CIS 473 01 ° Database Systems 3.0.) TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SAC 2101 D Fisher

42074 +CIS 473 02 Database Systems 3.0 TTh- # 4:00- 5:15 pm SAC 2101 _ D Fisher

42076 CIS 474 01 Systems Development 30. Tih 11:30-12:45 pm SAC 2101 R Freeman

42075 CIS 474 02 Systems Development 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 2101 R Freeman

42077 +CIS 475 01° Data Communications ieapestt 1:00- 2:15 pm SAC 2101 staff

Th 1:00- 2:15 pm SAC 2103

42078 +CIS 475 02 Data Communications 3.0 Th # 7:00-8:15 pm SAC 2101 staff

Th # 8:30- 9:45 pm. SAC _ 2103

42079 +CIS 476 01 Ady Concepts Bus Systems 3.0 Th 2:30- 3:45 pm SAC 2101 D Fisher

+CIS 4948 01 Ind Study In Comp Info Systems 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 13 52

+ CIS 4968 01 Internship In CIS 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 1352

42080 +CIS 502 01 Adv Topics in Info Systems 3.0.> OETR # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS G126 staff 1121

+CIS 5948 01 Independent Study 3:0 SERA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11122152

e

Finance41970 +FIN 360 01 _ Business Finance 3.0%, -aNeW. 10:00-11:15 am SBS B143_ M Nashif

41973 +FIN 360 02 Business Finance 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B143_ M Nashif

41974 +FIN 360 03 Business Finance 30°. TER 2;30- 3:45 pm SBS B140 H Milgrim

41976 +FIN 360 04 Business Finance 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B140_ R Ulivi

41978 +FIN 382 01 Financial AnalysisI 30°. oT # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E122 HMilgrim

41979 +FIN 425 01 Security Analysis 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E126 _ P Basseer

41981 +FIN 468 01 Sem Investment Analysis 3.0) TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS G126 R Ulivi

41982 +FIN 480 01 Economics OfThe Firm 30 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B140_ P Basseer

41984 +FIN 480 02 Economics Of The Firm 50. tek 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B140 H Milgrim

41985 +FIN 480 03 Economics OfThe Firm 3202 Th # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B143_ B Yavas

41989 +FIN 483 01. Financial Analysis Il SiO antce 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS G126 R Ulivi

41990 +FIN 484 01 Business Forecasting 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E126 F Rezayat

41992 +FIN 500 01 Advanced Topics in Finance 3.0 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B215_ R Ulivi 1121

41993 +FIN 502 01 Adv Topicsin Internatl Bus 30 Ww. # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS G126_ P Basseer 1121

41994. +FIN 503. 01 Advan Topics in Multinatl Fin BO agS 9:00-11:45 am SBS E126 C Lopilato 1121

Lawvase :

41944. LAW 240 01. Legal Environment of Business 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B140__ F Strier

41945 LAW 240 02. Legal Environment of Business 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS _ F125 F Strier

41946 LAW 240 03 Legal Environment of Business 3.0:.43n #. 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E122 F Strier

41947 +LAW 440 01 Legal Issues in E-Commerce 30S We # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS F125_ F Strier

Management42084. MGT 310 01 Management Theory 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ B137 staff

42086 MGT 310 02 Management Theory 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D125 _ R Mills

42087 MGT 310 03 Management Theory 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS’ B143_ R Mills

42088 MGT 310 04 Management Theory 3.0.) eh 10:00-11:15 am SBS D125 R Dowling

42089 MGT 310 05 Management Theory 310", ER 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E126 B Chrispin

42090 .MGT 310 06 Management Theory 30F TE # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B143_ B Chrispin

42092 +MGT 312 01 Organizational Behavior 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B143 staff

42093 +MGT 312 02 Organizational Behavior 3.00 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS _ B215 staff

42096 +MGT 312 03 Organizational Behavior 3.0. TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS E126 staff

42097 +MGT 312 04 Organizational Behavior 3.0; 1th # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS E126 staff

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a tH) FOOTNOTES

42098 +MGT 313 01 Human Resource Management 3.0 TTh 1:00-2:15; pm. SBS «D125 S Jenner42099 +MGT 313 02 Human Resource Management 3.05 27 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS BI40_ S Jenner42100 +MGT 316 01. Labor & Industrial Relns 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS G126 R Mills42101 +MGT 316 02. Labor & Industrial Relns 20. M.. 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E122. R Mills42102 +MGT 412 01 Small Business Management B.0) Cerin 11:30-12:45 pm SBS G126 R Dowling42103 +MGT 412 02 Small Business Management 3.0 SW 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS G122_ R Dowling

+MGT 490 01 Strategic Management Seminar 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS D125 staff 1112 1320+MGT 490 02 Strategic Management Seminar 3.6 -M 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A216 staff 11121320+ MGT 490 03 Strategic Management Seminar AsOers brn 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS E126 ~ S Jenner 11121320+ MGT 490 04 Strategic Management Seminar 310). Th 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS G122_ R Dowling 11121320+ MGT 4945 01 Independent Study in Met. 3.0." "EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 1352

42112 +MGT 500 01 .Human Behavior in Orgs SO ER 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B140 staff 1121+MGT 590 01 Strategic Management SE 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ E126 staff 111221

Marketing42009 +MKT 350 01 _ Principles Of Marketing 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am» SCC E153. G Morris42010 + MKT 350 02 _ Principles Of Marketing 3.0 | MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B143 G Morris42011 +MKT 350 03 Principles Of Marketing 3.0 MW 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B143_ R Berry42014. +MKT 350 04 _ Principles Of Marketing S087 Sah 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B143_ K Celly42016 +MKT 350 05 Principles Of Marketing 3.0... Th 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B143 _— G Morris42018 +MKT 352 01 Advertising and Promotion MGT. 3,0 een 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B101 J Kitson42019 +MKT 352 02 Advertising and Promotion MGT. 3.0 Th 7:00- 9:45 pm’ SBS A204 J Kitson42020 +MKT 355 01° Consumer Behavior 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS G126 R Berry42021 +MKT 355 02 Consumer Behavior 3.0 W, 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B140_ R Berry42023 + MKT 358° 01 __ International Marketing 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B140. G Mortis42024 +MKT 450 01 Internet Marketing 6.0) 1-Dh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS E126 K Celly42025 +MKT 450 02 Internet Marketing 30h AE 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS G126 K Celly

: Cr Listed: 42036 MKT 595 01

42026 + MKT 454 01 Marketing Research 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ B140 J Greenwald42027 +MKT 454 02 Marketing Research 3.0 TTh 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B101 J Greenwald

+ MKT 4945 01, Independent Study in Mkt. A)olBex TBA TBA TBA TBA sstaff 12135242032 +MKT 500 01 _ Strategic Mktg:Cases/Cur Issue 3.0 Ww 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A204 staff i21142033 + MKT 503 01 Intrnatl Mktg:Cases/Cur Issues 3.0 M 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS F125 R Berry 112142035 + MKT 594S 01. Independent Study in Mkt. 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11 215242036 +MKT 595 01 Special Topics SOFT 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS G126 K Celly 21

E-Commerce MarketingCr Listed: 42025 MKT 450 02

Quantitative Methods41995 +QMS 321 01 Intro To Bus Statistics 3.00 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS B140_ F Rezayat41996 +QMS 321 02 Intro To Bus Statistics 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS E126. F Rezayat41997 +QMS 321 03_ Intro To Bus Statistics 3.0 W 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E153. E Chu41998 +QMS 321 04 Intro To Bus Statistics 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B143 S Cokelez41999 + QMS 321 05_ Intro To Bus Statistics 3.0) "th 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E153 staff42000 + QMS 322 01 Production Management 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B143_ F Rezayat42001 +QMS 322 02 Production Management 3.0.2 Mt 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E153. E Chu42002 +QMS 322 03 Production Management 3.0. yTER 8:30- 9:45 am SBS .B143 staff42003. + QMS 322 04 Production Management 3.002ih 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B143. S$ Cokelez42004 +QMS 322 05° Production Management 3.0 TTh 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B215_ S Cokelez42005 + QMS 423 01 Intro Operations Research 3.0 MW 1:00-2:15 pm SBS B143 E Chu42006 + QMS 423 02 Intro Operations Research 3.0 MW 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E153 E Chu42007 + QMS 423 03 Intro Operations Research 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS B143 S Cokelez42008 + QMS 423 04 Intro Operations Research 3.0; Th 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS F225 staff

CHEMISTRY40173 CHE 102 01 Ghemistry For The Citizen 3.0 MW 2:30-. 3:45 pm NSM C221 staff40174 CHE 102 02 Chemistry.For The Citizen S20) ooan 10:00-11:15 am SBS B110 staff40175 CHE 108 01 Intro To Collge Chemistry 5.0 MW 8:40-10:25 am SAC 3135 staff 64

Co-req GHE 108L

+

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section. | 43+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

DEPARTMENTeg

COURSE TITLE UNITS DAYS LHS Em au FOOTNOTES

40176 CHE 108L 01 Intro To College Chem Lab 0.0 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C315 staff 64

Co-req CHE 108 ; ,

40177. CHE 108L 02. Intro To College Chem Lab Ona Ws 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C315 staff 64

Co-req CHE 108

40178’ +CHE 110 01 _ General ChemistryI 5.0 MW 8:40-10:25 am SAC 3136 staff 57 64

Co-req’ CHE 110L

40179. + CHE 110L 01 General Chemistry | Lab 00.5 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B340 staff 64

Co-req CHE 110

40180 +CHE 110L 02. General ChemistryI Lab 00°, 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B340 staff 64

Co-req. CHE 110

40181 +CHE 112 01 General Chemistry II 5,0. >,TT 8:40-10:25 am EAC 901 staff 64

’ Co-req. CHE 112L ;

40182 +CHE 112L 01. General Chemistry I] Lab O/0e-/+ TF 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C351 staff 64

Co-req. CHE 112

40183 +CHE 230 ‘01 Quantitative Analysis AO rh 8:30- 9:15 am NSM D123 O Seely 64

Co-req CHE 230L

40184 +CHE 230L 01 Quantitative Analysis Lab 0.0. : TTh 9:30-12:00 pm NSM C315 O Seely 64 93

-Co-req CHE 230

40185. +CHE 310 01 Organic ChemistryI 4.0. MWE 10:00-11:10 am NSM C221 J Lyle 64,

Co-req. CHE311L

40186 +CHE 311L.01 Organic Chemistry Lab I 10s 28 9:00-11:50 am NSM B352 J Lyle 64 94

Co-req CHE 310

40187. + CHE 311L 02 Organic Chemistry Lab I 1.0 T 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM_ B352 J Lyle 64 94

Co-req CHE 310;

40188 +CHE 311L 03 Organic Chemistry Lab I 100° th 1:00- 3:50 prn NSM C351 J Lyle 6494

Co-req CHE 310

40189 +CHE 320 01. Physical ChemistryI 5.0 MWF 10:00-11:25 am EAC 902 H Martinez

+ CHE 393S 01 Supervised Projects 1.0 EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

+ CHE 393S 02 Supervised Projects 2.0% > FBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

+ CHE. 3938 03 Supervised Projects 3,04 “TBA, TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

40193 +CHE 431 01. Adv Integrated Lab I Lec 3.01 ST 9:00- 9:50 am NSM B310 staff 64

Co-req CHE 431L

40194 +CHE 431L 01 Adv Integrated Lab I-Lab OOP 10:00- 3:50 pm NSM B310 staff 56 64

Co-req CHE 431

40195 +CHE 450. 01 Biochemistry I 40 MW 11:00-12:45 pm SAC 3152 N Sturm 64

Co-req CHE 451L

40196 +CHE 451L 01 Biochemistry I Lab 1.0.73; VE 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C339. N Sturm 56 6495

Co-req CHE 450

40197 +CHE 451L 02. Biochemistry I Lab 1.0 T 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C339 N Sturm 56 6495

Co-req CHE 450

+ CHE 497S 01 Directed Research 1.0: TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 20

+ CHE 497S 02 Directed Research 2:0: “TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 20

+ CHE 497S 03 Directed Research 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 20

CHICANO/CHICANA STUDIES40817 CHS 100 01 Amer-Europe Cult/His Syn 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B115 staff

40843 CHS 205 01_ Intro to Chicano Literature 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B203 J Lopez-Morin

40890 CHS 300 01 « Intro Chicano/Chicana Stud 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm, SBS G126 D Maciel

40891 CHS 460 01 LaLatina 3.00 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC 11305 M Valle

40892. CHS 470 01 Mexican Rev In Art and Lit 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B115 J Lopez-Morin

40893. CHS 480. 01 Mex/Chicano Cen Amer Cult/Cus S056 Fah # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E220 J Lopez-Morin

40894 +CHS 490 01 Sem in Chicano/Chicana Stud $0 7F # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS BI1I5 M Valle

Contemporary Issues Confronting

the Latino Community

+CHS 494S 01 Independent Study 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Maciel 12

+CHS 4948 02 Independent Study 2.02 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Maciel 12

+ CHS 4948 03 Independent Study 3.0>. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Maciel 12

+CHS 494S 04 Independent Study 2 EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Valle- 12

+CHS 494S 05 Independent Study 2.0 +" IBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Valle 12

+ CHS. 494S 06 Independent Study 310). EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA MValle 12

+ CHS 494S 07 Independent Study 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA } Lopez-Morin 12

+.CHS 4948S 08 Independent Study 2.0%, TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA. J Lopez-Morin. 12

4A Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.


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+CHS 4945 09° Independent Study 3.05 RBA, TBA TBA TBA TBA J Lopez-Morin 1240896 +CHS 495 01 Spec Topic Chicano/Chicana St 3:0 WwW: 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B137 J Lopez-Morin

Representation of IndigenousPeople in Latin America

40897. CHS 497 01° Res Meth in Chicano Comm Bio OW: 1:00- 3:00 pm SBS B231 M Valle40636 HIS 341 01 California oO! hae 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B231_ L Luciano 63

Cr Listed: 41830 HIS 341 29

40665 HIS 341 03 California 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B203 staff41921 HIS 341 04 California S07 Tah 10:00-11:15 am SAC 1101 staff41830 HIS 341 29 California 3.0 TTh 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B231_ L Luciano 63


40645 HIS 368 01 Mexico: Colonial 3.0 MW 5:30- 6:45 pm EAC 901 staff42576 HIS 395 01 Special Topic In History: 3.0 TTh 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS A216 staff

Multicultural America

41432, MUL 420 01 EducofMex-Am & His Stud 30 e 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 217 staff40742 +SPA 221 01 Intermediate Spanish II 3.0 ren 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A223 staff40752 +SPA 351 01 Cnt Hisp Cult SpaSpk Am 3.0 MW 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS F125 L Watts40753 +SPA 351 02 Cnt Hisp Cult SpaSpk Am 3.0-) Eb 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A223. L Watts40754 SPA 435 01 Socioling App Mex-Am Dial S022 FF 8:30-11:15 am LCH A223 M Dominguez 5441185 SPA 435 02 Socioling App Mex-Am Dial 3.0 MW 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D121 M Dominguez 54

CLINICAL SCIENCE .42108 +CLS 301 01. Intro Clin Lab Proced Lec 2.0 MW 10:00-10:50 am NSM C239 _ C Jackson-Harris 3042115 +CLS 302L 01. Clinical Practice Lab 1.0 ° TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 30315642117 +CLS 307 01 Clinical Hematology 3.00 MW 2:00- 3:00 pm NSM C239 _ C Jackson-Harris 1364

Co-req_ CLS 307L

42121 +CLS .307L 01 Clin Hematology Lab 0.0 W 3:01- 6:00 pm NSM C109 staff 13 30 31 56- Co-req. CLS 307 64

42139 +CLS 430 01. Clin Micro Lab 3.0 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 303156+ CLS~ 431 01. Clin Chemistry Lab 3.0 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA -TBA C Jackson-Harris 12 30 31 56

42144 +CLS 442 01 Correl Clin Hem-Urinalysis 2.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 30315642145 +CLS 443 01. Correl Clin Imunohem-Sero 2.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA P D’Amore 30 3156

; J Lavezzari42146 +CLS 450 01 Micro: Fem Genit Tract 40 TBA TBA TBA’ TBA TBA staff 30 31 5642164 +CLS 451 01 Micro: Resp & Gi Tract 2.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA C. Williams 30 31 5642165 + CLS 452 01 Micro: Gu Tract/Body Gav Fluid 2.0 MTWThEF TBA TBA TBA TBA CJackson-Harris 30315642166 +CLS 460. 01 General Cytology 3.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 30315642169 +CLS 502 01 Management Concepts 3.0: -> 3. 7:00- 9:30 pm LCH A229 E Hope 21303142170 +CLS 505 01 Stat Analysis & Research 3.0 M 5:30- 6:59 pm SBS A204 L Rosser Jr 21 3031 64

Co-req. CLS 505A

42173 +CLS 505A 01 Stat Analysis & Research Lab 0.0 M 7:30- 9:20 pm SBS B109 staff 213031 64Co-req CLS 505

42375 +CLS 590 01 Graduate Seminar LOG 2te 6:00- 6:50 pm SHC A141 S$ Holmes 21+ CLS °594S 01 Ind Study In Clin Sci 1.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 1221+ CLS . 5948S. 02 Ind Study In Clin Sci 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 1221+ CLS 594S 03 Ind Study In Clin Sci 3.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221+CLS 596S 01 Internship 1.0 EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris: 122152+ CLS 5968 02 Internship 2,0). ERA. TBA TBA TBA TBA —C Jackson-Harris 122152+ CLS 596S 03 Internship 3:0), TRA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 122152+ CLS 599S 01 Grad Capstone Activity 10 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 1221+CLS 599S 02 GradCapstoneActivity 2.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA C Jackson-Harris 1221+ CLS 599S 03 Grad Capstone Activity 3.0 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA. C Jackson-Harris 1221

41756 CLS 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13To register, contact Extended Educationin EE 1100or phone (310) 243-3741.

Forfurther info. contactyour program instructor.

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40478 COM 100 01. Mass Media & Society 3:0: eh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A103 staff

40481 COM 101 01 _ Introduction to Video Practice 30 MW 4:00- 6:30 pm ERC H120_ R Hooper 64

Co-req COM 101A

40485 COM 101A 01 Video Practices-Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA R Hooper 64

Co-req COM 101

40486 COM 130 01 Film Classics 3.0 M 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A103 L Lee

40487. COM 206 01 Photojournalism 300s Ach 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A210_D Silvis 64

Co-req COM 206L

40488 COM 206L 01 Photojournalism Lab 0.0 TBA TBA TBA NSM B212 D Silvis 64

Co-req COM 206

40489 +COM 250 01 Newswriting For Media 3:03. “rn 10:00-11:15 am FH A008 R Turner

40490 +COM 250 02 Newswriting For Media 3.00 MW 1:00-2:15 pm FH A008 _ R Hooper

40491 COM 300 01 Organizational Com 3.0 TTh 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E153 R Turner

40492 COM 302 01 LawOfThe Mass Media 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC 11305 R Hooper

40493 +COM 342 01 Advertising Copywriting Se ay 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A209 staff

40494. +COM 352 01. Feature And Critical Writing 3:07.) Sein 11:30-12:45 pm FH ‘A008 R Turner 64

Co-req COM 352A

40536 + COM 352A 01 Feature And Critical Writ 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA R Turner 64

Co-req COM 352

40495 +COM 355 01 Print Media Prod. Workshop 3.0 MW 4:00- 6:45 pm FH A008 staff 30 64

Co-req COM 355L

40497 COM 355L 01. Print Media Prod Workshop Lab 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 30 64

Co-req COM 355

40498 +COM 358 01 Communications Graphics 302 78 8:00-11:45 am FH A008 staff 30 64

; Co-req COM 358A

40500 +COM 358 02 Communications Graphics dO: 5 1:00- 3:45 pm FH A008 staff 30 64

Co-req COM 358A

40499 +COM 358A 01. Communication Graphics 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64

Co-req COM 358

40501 +COM 358A 02 Communication Graphics 0.0. .TBA TBA ‘TBA TBA TBA staff 64

Co-req COM 358

40502 COM 365 01 Intro To Public Relations 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC J146 ODSilvis

40503 +COM 366 01 _ Public Relations Writing 3.07 EIR 4:00- 5:15 pm FH A008 OD Silvis 64

Co-req COM 366A

40504 + COM 366A 0 Public Relations Writing 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Silvis 64

R Co-req COM 366

40505 COM 379 01 Telecom Media Practices Techno 0S on 2:30- 5:15 pm EAC 500 L Lee

40506 + COM 381 01 Scriptwriting For Elec Media 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SCC £143 R Hooper

40507 + COM 384 01. Electronic Media Field Prod 3.0 MW 11:30- 2:15 pm ERC H120 J Sudalnik 64

Co-req COM 384L

40508 +COM 384L 01 Electronic Newsgathering Lab 0.0. TBA TBA TBA’ TBA TBA J Sudalnik 64

'Co-req COM 384

40509 +COM 386 01. Electronic Media Editing Sh en 5:30- 8:15 pm ERC H132 J Sudalnik

40510 +GOM 387 01 Media Aesthetics & Prog Cont SO Eye 2:30- 5:15 pm SBS A232 J Sudalnik

40511 +COM 397S 01 On Campus Internship 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA DSilvis 20

40515 +COM 400 01 Comm Theory And Research 30° Th 7:00- 9:45 pm FH A008 L Lee

40517 +COM 400 02 Comm Theory And Research 3.0 Serb 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC E143 E Whetmore

40518 +COM 467 01 _ Public Relations Management 3.0 «Th 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 500 R Turner

40520 +COM 490 01 Sr Seminar In Comm 3.0 W 7:00- 9:45'pm SBS A104 _ L Lee 20

40521 +COM 490 02. SrSeminar InComm 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A330 ~E Whetmore 20

COM 4948 01 Independent Study 10°-/. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA E Whetmore 12

COM 4948S 02 Independent Study 2.0 . TBA TBA TBA TBA .TBA :E Whetmore 12

COM 4948S 03 Independent Study 3,0) EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA E Whetmore 12

40527 +COM 496S 01 Internship In Comm 10 EBA TBA. TBA TBA TBA DSilvis 20

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COMPUTER SCIENCE40337. CSC 101 01 Computr Appl For Scients 2.0 ~TTh # 5:30- 5:59 pm SCC E149 T du Soleil* 64

Co-req CSC 101L

40748 CSC 101 02 Computr Appl For Scients OES 9:00- 9:59. am SCC D136 staff 64Co-req CSC 101L

40338 CSC 101L 01 Comptr Appl For Sci-Lab 0.0 TTh # 6:00-6:59 pm SCC D136 T du Soleil* 64Co-req CSC 101

40750 CSC 101L 02 Comptr Appl For Sci-Lab 0.0. 7S 10:00-12:00 pm SCC D136 staff 64Co-req CSC 101 c

40637. CSC 111 01 _ Intro Computers And Basic 3.0 M # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A104 J Hayes*Ww # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A204

40643 +CSC 121 01 Intro To Csc And Prog I 4.0 | MWF 10:00-10:50 am SBS _ E220 staff* 64Co-req CSC 121A

40650 +CSC 121 02 Intro To Csc And Prog! 4.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS_ E220 staff* 64; Co-req CSC 121A

40651 +CSC 121A 01 Intro To Csc & Prog I-Act 00 M 11:00-12:25 pm NSM B208 staff* 64Co-req. CSC 12]

40652 +CSC 121A 02 Intro To Csc & Prog I-Act 0.0 W 11:00-12:25 pm NSM B208 staff* 64Co-req. CSC 121 c

40653 + CSC 121A 03 Intro To Csc & Prog I-Act 0.0 M # 6:55- 8:20 pm NSM B208 staff 64Co-req. CSC 121

40654 + CSC 121A 04 Intro To Csc & Prog I-Act 0.0 WwW # 6:55- 8:20 pm NSM B208 staff*Co-req. CSC 121

40655 + CSC 123 01 Intro To Cse And Prog II 4.0 MWEF 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B203 staff 64Co-req. ,CSC 123A 5

40656 +CSC 123 02 Intro To Csc And Prog II 40 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS GI122 ~ staff 64Co-req CSC 123A

40657 +CSC 123A 01 Int To Csc & Prog II-Act 00 M 12:55- 2:20 pm NSM B208 staff* 64- Co-req . CSC 123

40658 +CSC 123A 02 Int To Csc & Prog II-Act 0.0 W 12:55- 2:20 pm NSM B208 staff* 64‘ Co-req CSC 123

41100 +CSC 123A 03 Int To Csc & Prog II-Act 0.0 (FF # 6:55- 8:20 pm NSM B208 staff 64Co-req CSC 123

41101 +CSC 123A 04. Int To Csc & Prog II-Act 0.0 Th # 6:55- 8:20 pm NSM B208 staff* 64Co-req CSC 123

40659 _+CSC 221 01 Asmbly And Intro To Org 3.0 MF 8:30- 9:45 am EAC. 900 staff41102 +CSC 221 02 Asmbly And Intro To Org 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A210 staff40660 +CSC 251 01 CLang Prog And Unix 3.0 WF 10:00-11:15 am SAC: 1101 staff

40661 +CSC 301 01 Computers And Society Bide. 11:30- 2:15 pm SBS _ BI31 staff40662 +CSC 311 01 _ Data Structures 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm, EAC 900 staff41103 +CSC 311 02 Data Structures 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm EAC 501 staff40664 +CSC 321 01 Programming Languages 3.0. MW. 10:00-11:15 am EAC 900 staff41104 +CSC 321 02 Programming Languages 3.0°) SEER # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E116 staff40663 +CSC 331 01 Computer Organization 3.0.1. WE 11:30-12:45 pm EAC 901 K Kowalski40764 +CSC 331 02 Computer Organization 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 1101 K Kowalski40765 +CSC 341 01 Operating Systems ‘ ; 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am EAC 901 M Suchenek40766 +CSC 341 02 Operating Systems 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm EAC 901 M Suchenek40767, +CSC 353 01 File Processing 3.0 MWF, 1:00- 1:50 pm SBS _ B203 staff40768 +CSC 401 01 Analysis Of Algorithms 3.0. °'M 11:30-12:45 pm EAC 901 M Suchenek

F 11:30-12:45 pm EAC 900

40769 +CSC 411 01 Artificial Intelligence 3.0 M 10:00-11:15 am EAC 901 staffi. 10:00-11:15 am EAC 900

40770 +CSC 451 01 Computer Networks 3.0. W 8:30- 9:45 am EAC 900 K Kowalskita) 8:30- 9:45 am EAC 901

40771 +CSC 453 01 Data Management j 3.0 -TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS _ E305 staff41105 +CSC 455 01 WWW Design and Management 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS E305 K Kowalski40772 +CSC 461 01 Computer GraphicsI 3/0) TE # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS E305 staff40773 +CSC 471 01 Compiler ConstructionI 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm NSM D129 staff40774 +CSC 481 01 Software Engineering a0 Pyen # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 3152 staff

11:30-12:45 pm LCH A225 staff

41106 +CSC 495 01 Selected Topics: 3.0 MW

*


+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).*Course co-sponsored by TRW 47

cut+3 aaREF, NR. ea

COOPERATIVE EDUCATION+ CED 310 01 Coop Ed Seminar 1.0" = SFR # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC L149. C Harris 12 13 3031

Meets: 9/12; 10/3, 10/24; 11/7; 12/12Co-req CED 3208

+CED: 310 02 Coop Ed Seminar heat OSes 12:00- 1:15 pm SBS B131_ C Harris 12 13 3031

Meets: 9/14; 10/5, 10/26; 11/9; 12/14

Co-req . CED 3208

cu Savin UTE WV HOURS BLDG/RM ec ES)

+ CED 3208 01 Internship HO TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA CHarris 12.13 30 31

Co-req CED 310 49 64

+CED 320S 02 Internship > 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 13 30 31

Co-req CED 310 ‘ 49 64

+ CED 3208S 03 Internship as 3 3,0 EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 13 3031

Co-req CED 310 - 49 64

+CED 320S 04 _ Internship 4.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 13 3031

Co-req CED 310 49 64

+CED 3208 05 _ Internship 5.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Harris 12 13 3031

: Co-req. CED 310 : 49 64

+ CED 3208 06 Internship. 6.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA. TBA C Harris 12 13 3031

Co-req CED310 49 64

DANCE40852 DAN 120A 01 Tap Dance 10.6 ud 1:00- 1:50 pm GYM A102 C Tubbs oat

40853. DAN 130 01 Dance Perceptions 3.0. MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC 11305 ‘staff

40854 DAN 130 02 Dance Perceptions 3.0. TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A103 staff

40855 DAN 200A 01 JazzI 2.0 MW 10:00-11:40 am GYM A102 staff 55 63

Cr Listed: 40942 DAN 300A 01

40856 DAN 210A 01. Ballet! 2.0 MW 1:00- 2:40 pm GYM A102) C Tubbs 55

40857 DAN 220A 01 Modern DanceI 2.0.35°- ER. 10:00-11:40 am GYM A102 staff 55

40942 +DAN 300A 01 Jazzill 2.0 MW 10:00-11:40 am GYM A102 staff 55 63

Cr Listed: 40855 DAN 200A 01 ;

40858 +DAN 310A 01 Ballet Ill 2.0... ITh # 4:00- 5:40 pm GYM A102. C Tubbs 55 63


40859 +DAN 320A 01 Modern Dance III 2.0 MW # 4:21- 6:00 pm GYM A102 staff 55 63


40860 +DAN .330A 01 Beginning ChoreographyI 2.0 MW 2:41- 4:20 pm GYM A102 staff 55 63

Cr Listed: 40929 DAN 335A: 0140934 DAN 430A 01

40929. + DAN 335A 01, Beginning Choreography II 2.0 MW 2:41- 4:20 pm GYM A102 staff 55 63

Cr Listed: 40860 DAN 330A 0140934 DAN 430A 01

40930 DAN 345 01 Music for Dance 205s i 10:00-12:40 pm GYM A102 staff

Co-req DAN 345A

40931 DAN 345A 01 Music for Dance : 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff

Co-req DAN 345

40932 +DAN 410A 01 Ballet V 2.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:40 pm GYM A102 staff 55 63

Cr Listed: 40858 DAN 310A 01.

40933 +DAN 420A 01 Modern Dance V 2.0 MW # 4:21- 6:00 pm GYM A102 staff 55 63

Cr Listed: 40859 DAN 320A 01 :

40934 +DAN 430A 01 _ Intermed Choreography 2.0 MW 2:41- 4:20 pm, GYM A102 staff 55 63 64

Cr Listed: 40860 DAN 330A 0140929 DAN 335A 01

40936 DAN 440 01 Dance for Children BO... FEB 2:30- 3:45 pm GYM A102 staff

DAN 494S 01 Independent Study HO. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Tubbs 12

: First Meeting in LCH E305

DAN 494S 02 Independent Study 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Tubbs 12

: First Meeting in LCH E305

DAN 4948S 03 Independent Study 305 > TBA TBA TBA *-TBA TBA — C Tubbs 12

First Meeting in LCH E305 : ¢

40940 DAN 495 01 Special Topics: LS cee # 6:00- 8:00 pm GYM A102. C Tubbs 55

Cheer/Dance Team ;

40941 DAN 495 02. Special Topics: 1.0: OTR + 12:00-12:50 pm GYM A102 staff 55

Dance of Egypt

48 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.


eu Sa aaate NTA se COURSE TITLE TES DAYS ba LTITSY Tat) tat ES)

DIGITAL MEDIA ARTS40962 + DMA 300 01 Digital Technology & the Arts 3.0. MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A201 M Waldrep 1341138 DMA 310A 01 Tools & Tech in Digital Media 3.0 -MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A201 _ D Bradfield40955 DMA 320A 01 TV Directing I 3.0. TAR 9:30-12:00 pm ERC H120° G Vinovich 64

Co-req DMA 323A

40957 DMA 323A 01 TV Crew Production SOs De 1:00- 3:30 pm ERC H120. G Vinovich 6440959 DMA 327A 01_ Independent TV Production 3.0 W 12:00- 2:00 pm LCH A209 G Vinovich40963 +DMA 330 01 Audio Recording 30 2.T # 6:30- 9:15 pm LCH A202 M Waldrep

+ DMA 331L 01 Audio Recording Lab 1.0:. +-TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 M Waldrep est,+ DMA 331L 02 | Audio Recording Lab 10 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 M Waldrep TAQ+DMA 331L 03 Audio Recording Lab 1.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 M Waldrep 1112

41136 DMA 335 01 Music Synthesis 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A204 D Bradfield+ DMA 336L 01 Music Synthesis Lab 10 °TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 _ DBradfield ars

40961 DMA 346A 01 __ Digital Media Prod Workshop 10 TBA TBA TBA LCH A209. G Vinovich+ DMA 431L 01. Adv Audio Recording Lab 10 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 M Waldrep 1112+ DMA 494S 01 Independent Study 10 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 M Waldrep 1112+ DMA 4945 02. Independent Study 2.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH- A201 M Waldrep 1112+ DMA 494S 03 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 M Waldrep 1112+ DMA 496S 01 Internship in the Media 1.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A209 G Vinovich 1231 52

EARTH SCIENCES40275 EAR 100 01 _ Physical Geology 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C213 staff Oe40276 EAR 100 02 PhysicalGeology 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC E153 staff 3240277 EAR 100 03 Physical Geology $0 oTTe 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B215 staff 3240278 EAR. 101L 01 Physical Geology Laboratory 10 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM B234 staff40279. EAR 200 01 Earth History & Evolution 3.0 MW # 7:00-°8:15 pm NSM B234 staff 3140280 EAR 201L 01 Earth History Lab 10 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm NSM B122 staff40281 +EAR 358 01 Petrology 40 TTh # 4:00- 4:50 pm SCC E143 D Sigurdson 3164

Co-req. EAR 358L :40282 + EAR 358L 01 Petrology Lab 0.0 TTh # 5:00- 6:59 pm NSM B234- D Sigurdson 30 31 64

Co-req. EAR 358 :40283 +EAR 386 01_ StructuralGeology 40 MW # 4:00- 4:50 pm ERC A127 B McNulty 3164

Co-req EAR 386LP

40284 +EAR 386L 01 Structural Geology Lab 0.0 MW # 5:00- 7:00 pm ERC A127 B McNulty 30 31 64Co-req EAR 386 e+ EAR 494S 01 _ Independent Study 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ EAR 494S 02 Independent Study 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+EAR 4945S 03 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ EAR 4968S 01 Internship In Earth Sci 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ EAR 496S 02 Internship In Earth Sci 2.0... “TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+ EAR 4968 03 Internship In Earth Sci 320) TBA TBA ‘TBA TBA TBA staff 12+EAR 498S 01 Directed Research 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+EAR 498S 02 Directed-Research 200... TBA. TBA TBA TBA TBA ‘\ staff 2,+EAR 4988 03 Directed Research 3.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12+EAR 4998 01 Senior Thesis 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

ECONOMICS |40512 ECO 200 01 Contemporary Econ Issues 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS _ B209 staff40513 ECO 210 01 Economic Theory 1A Micro 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS. F125 staff40514. ECO 210 02 Economic Theory 1A Micro $0 Pern 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B209 F Billes40516 ECO 210 03 Economic Theory 1A Micro 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D121 staff40519 ECO 211 01 Economic Theory 1B Macro 3.0 MW 11;30-12:45 pm SBS B215 staff40522, ECO 211 02. Economic Theory 1B Macro 3.0 ° TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS _ B209 staff40524 ECO 211 03 Economic Theory 1B Macro 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS _ B209 staff40528 +ECO 310 01 Intermed Microeconomics -3:0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C239 staff40529 +ECO 311 01 Intermed Macroeconomics 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm. SBS A204 staff40530 ECO 315 01 American Economic History 30° 0TH 1:00- 2:15 pm EAC 500 F Billes40531 ECO 315 02 American Economic History 03" En 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS. F101_ FBilles40532 +ECO 327. 01 Public Finance 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E116 staff


COURSE aatae PaaS a CC Sah UTS DAYS RY ETE INSTRUCTOR FOOTNOTES

40533 +ECO 330 01 Labor Economics 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E149 staff

40534 +ECO 341 01 International Finance S00 ee # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A224 staff

40535 +ECO 345 01 Economic Development 3.0 Eb # 7:00-8:15 pm LCH A225 staff

40537 +ECO 350 01 Quantitative Analysis 3.0 TTh ~ # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E220. R Freed 64

Co-req .ECO 350A ’

40538 +ECO 350A 01 Quantitative Analysis; 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64

Co-req ECO 350

+ECO 494S 01 Independent Study 10-2 =,PBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1213

+ECO 494S 02 Independent Study - 20°77 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12.13

+ECO 494S 03 Independent Study 330°). TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12.13

EDUCATION

Graduate Education41413. CUR 510 01 Process of Curriculum Dev 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3135 staff 21

41416 CUR 513 01 Literature for Child & Adoles 3,0: 2 "Eh # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2105 staff 21

41415 CUR 516 01 Sem Curr Dev Science Math 3.0. 7°W # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3141 staff 21

+CUR 519 01 Adv Stud in Curric Practices BO ree # 7:00-9:45 pm SAC’ 2105 L Furtado 1221

41680 CUR 555 01 Intro to National Board Prep 3:0 We # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3135 staff 21

41459 EAD 506 01 Law & Ethics In Public Ed 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D125 staff 21

41460 EAD 506 02 Law& Ethics In Public Ed 3.0 Ww # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D125 staff 21

41461 EAD 506 03 Law& Ethics In Public Ed 30 %M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 2105 D Andrews 21

42607 EAD 506 10 Law & Ethics In Public Ed ki 3.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 21

Long Beach Cohort

41463. EAD 514 01 Admin Personnel Mgmt:Prac/Pro SO 28 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E173 D Andrews 21

41464 EAD 514 02 Admin Personnel Mgmt:Prac/Pro 3.0 Th # 7:00-9:45 pm SCC_ E173 staff 21

42609 EAD 514 10 Admin Personnel Mgmt:Prac/Pro 3.0 “TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 21

Long Beach Cohort

41466 EAD 570 01 Supervision of Instruction 5.000 # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 2105 .R Henderson 2131

41467. EAD 570 02. Supervision of Instruction S.0/ We # 7:00-9:45 pm SAC 2107 _F Rodriguez 2131

41468. EAD 571 01 Sch Management & Finance a0r ab # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 1103 staff 21

41469 EAD 571 02 Sch Management & Finance Bile oe # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS F101 A Chlebicki 21

41455 EAD 572 01 Pre Assess Prof Competence f 30,7. 0 # 4:00- 6:45 pm EAC 502 J. Furusawa 2152

41456 EAD 573 01 Post Assess Prof Competence 30 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm EAC 502 J’ Furusawa Zi 52

41470 EAD 574 01 Governance/Politics of Ed SOeiNe # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 1103 staff 21

41471 EAD 574 02 Governance/Politics of Ed 3.0 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 2107 F Rodriguez 21

41472. EAD 575 01 Organization Theory/Behav 30 M # .7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2105 D Andrews 21

41473 EAD 577 01 Mgmt Human/Material Res 3.0 WwW # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E173 staff 21

41474. EAD 589° 01 Principalship 3.0 °-9 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS F101 A Chlebicki '

EAD 593S 01 Intern In Sch Adm 3.0 F # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC J146 staff 12 21 31,52

41418 GED 500 01 Research Meth In Edu 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 1107 staff 21

41419 GED 500 ‘02 Research Meth In Edu 3.007% # 4:00- 6:45 pm EAC 900 J Cooper 21

41420 GED 500 03 Research Meth In Edu 80> Wi # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 1107 J Cooper 21

41421 GED 500 04 _ Research Meth In Edu 30 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 2105 staff 21

41422 GED 500 05 Research Meth In Edu R03: Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E167 J Cooper 21

41423 GED 500 06 Research Meth In Edu 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 1107. J Cooper 21

42612 GED 500 07 Research Meth In Edu 05:1 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC L149 staff 21

42608 GED 500 10 Research Meth In Edu 3.0 |.TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 21

Long Beach Cohort

41407 GED 501 01. Seminar In Learn & Dev 3.0 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 2107 L Furtado 21

41408 GED 501 02 Seminar In Learn & Dev 3.04855M. # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2107 L Furtado 21

41409 GED 501 03 Seminar In Learn & Dev 305 # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3135 L Furtado 21

41410’ GED 501 04 Seminar In Learn & Dev 30 WE # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3135 staff at

41411 GED 501 05 Seminar In Learn & Dev 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 1103 staff 21

41412 GED 501 06 Seminar In Learn & Dev 3.0... Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm EAC 900 staff 21

41673. GED 501 07 Seminar In Learn & Dev 3.0-.Eb # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 1107 staff 2h

41350 GED 503 01 Soc-Cult In Educ 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS F101 staff 21

41351 GED 503 02 Soc-Cult In Educ BOs # 4:00- 6:45 pm EAC 902 M Contreras 21

41352 GED 503 03 Soc-Cult In Educ 3.0 Ww # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 1103 staff 21

41353 GED 503 04 Soc-Cult In Educ 8.0 je # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 1103 staff 21



COURSEaa

DEPARTMENT

eee CS Bits

UTE DAYS WLS)

9:45

CE

INSTRUCTOR

FOOTNOTES

41425 GED 503 05 Soc-Cult In Educ 3.0 Ww # 7:00- pm SAC 2105 staff 2141639 +GED 505 01 Eval&prog Monitor In Edu 3,0): Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS D125 staff 2142198 GED 508 01 Sem Issues In Education: 3.0 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm FH C008 M Contreras 2141435 GED 508 02 Sem Issues In Education: 3.0: W # 4:00- 6:45 pm LCH A324 staff 21

Language Acquisition41436 GED 508 03 Sem Issues In Education: a0; # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 1107. M Contreras 21

Multicultural Prep

GED 594S 01 Independent Study 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21 31GED 5948 02 Independent Study 26 TRA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1220.31GED 5948 03 Independent Study 3,0) ABex ‘TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21 31

+GED 599S 01 Thesis 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff TQ2Y SVS?+ GED 599S 02. Thesis 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12213152+ GED 599S 03. Thesis 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12.21 STS2

41758 GED 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13)To register, contact Extended Education 5in EE 1100orphone (310) 243-3741.

For further info. contactyour program instructor.41432, MUL 420 01 EducofMex-Am & His Stud 30. t # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 2107 staff41426 MUL 520 01 Tchng Eng Spkrs Othr Lang 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3141 S Medina 2141434 MUL 520 02 Tchng Eng Spkrs OthrLang 3.0 a # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 1103 S Medina 2141504 MUL 520 03 Tchng Eng Spkrs Othr Lang eS) 9:00-12:00 pm LCH A229 staff 2142718 MUL 521 01 Sem Mexi Amer His Educ 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1104 S Medina 2141427, MUL 525 01 Bil/Mult Teaching Methods | 3.0 .M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3142 staff 2141428 MUL 525 02. Bil/Mult Teaching Methods 3.0 WwW # 7;00- 9:45 pm SAC 3141 staff 21

+ MUL 590S 01 Field Stdy In Multicul Settin 3.0 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC E145 S Medina 12213152+ MUL 5908 02 Field Stdy In Multicul Settin 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Contreras 12.21.3152

41330 PPS 510 01 Org Sys PPS Services SOR re 9:00- 3:00 pm SBS _ E122 staffMeets: 8/24 - 10/19/02

41335 PPS 510 02 Org Sys PPS Services 3.0. We: # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1104 staff41317 PPS 515 01 Counseling Theories 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm FH D003 staff41329 PPS 515 02 Counseling Theories SOah 25, # 7:00- 9:45 pm NSM C239 staff41332 PPS 520 01 Princ Ed Psyc Assessment 3.05) 5k # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1104 staff a 2141327 PPS 520 02 Princ Ed Psyc Assessment 3.0. Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 1103 staff 2141320 PPS 525 01 Group Dynam Pers Growth 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE TBA R Lee 2152. Meets in SOE 1207,1209

41322, PPS 525 02 Group Dynam Pers Growth 3.0 W # °4:00- 6:45 pm SOE TBA S Morgan 2152; Meets in SOE 1207,1209

:41326. PPS 525 03 Group Dynam Pers Growth SOs -TR: # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE TBA staff al S52- Meets in SOE 1207,1209 241674 PPS 525 04 Group Dynam Pers Growth S05 oR # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE TBA staff 2152

Meets in SOE 1207,120941315 + PPS 530 01 Sem Tech of Indiv Counsel 3.0. M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE 1104 D Scherba 2141319 +PPS 530 02 Sem Tech of Indiv Counsel SO # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE 1104 " D Scherba 2141667 +PPS 530 03 Sem Tech of Indiv Counsel JOSE # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1104 D Scherba 2142604 +PPS 530 04 Sem Tech ofIndiv Counsel 3.0 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS A210 staff 2141681 + PPS 535 01 Sem Career & Voc Guidance FURR: 1 # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE 1104 L Murdock 2141316 +PPS 540 01 Sem: Tech Group Counsl 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE TBA RLee 21

Meets in SOE 1207,1209,1211

41336 +PPS 540 02 Sem: Tech Group Counsl SOE # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE TBA staff aaMeets in SOE 1207,1209,1211

41645 +PPS 540 03 Sem: Tech Group Counsl BM Me) 9:00- 3:00 pm SOE TBA staff 21Meets in SOE 1207,1209,1211

41323 + PPS 545 01 Sem: Couns Child & Adole 3.0 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE 1104 R Lee 2141328 +PPS 545 02 Sem: Couns Child & Adole S03 e285 9:00- 3:00 pm SOE 1104 staff’ 2141321 +PPS 550 01 Sem: Interven Strategies 30 T # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 2107 S$ Morgan 2142605 +PPS 559 01 Assess Ling Cult Diff 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm FH D003 L Murdock 2141424 PPS. 569 01 School Psychology Practicum 3.0) Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC E167 A Richardson 2141318 +PPS 570 01 Case Study Meth Sch Psy 3.0 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 1107 A Richardson 2141644 +PPS 570 02 Case Study Meth Sch Psy 3.0; Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE TBA A Richardson 21

Meets in SOE 1209,1211

+PPS 5758S 01 Fieldwork Counseling Si, sw. # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE TBA L Murdock 12213152- Meets in SOE 121}

+


Clg aTa Ne COURSE TITLE UTS WV) LHS ETAT INSTRUCTOR es)

+ PPS 575S 02 Fieldwork Counseling Se # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE TBA’ S Morgan 12 213152

Meets in SOE 1211

+ PPS 575S 03 Fieldwork Counseling 3.0 W # 7:00-9:45 pm SOE TBA S Morgan 12213152

Meets in SOE 1207 :

+ PPS 585S 01 Fieldwork School Psych 3.0)).5 We # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE TBA L Murdock 12 213152

Meets in SOE 1209

+ PPS 585S 02 Fieldwork School Psych 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA_ D Scherba 42.21.3152

41582.+ SPE 460 01 Intro to Special Education 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3148 M Esposito

41586 +SPE 460 02 Intro to Special Education 53.0% 7TR # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D125 staff

41587 +SPE 460 03_ Intro to Special Education B10). # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC L149 M Esposito

41588 +SPE 460 04 Intro to Special Education 3.052 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B238_ S staff

41345 +SPE 460 20 Intro to Special Education 3.0 W # 4:00- 6:45 pm offcampus XK Beard

Westcherster Cohort 5

41704 +SPE 460 21 __ Intro to Special Education 5.0°*% TBA: TBA TBA offcampus staff

41709 +SPE 460 22_ Intro to Special Education 3.09) SBA TBA TBA offcampus staff

+ SPE 523S 01 Fld Exper Spec Gen Ed Interns 40 T # 7:00- 8:29 pm SCC E167 CBlackaller 12132131

Please contact Dr. Blackaller eligibility

Meets 8/27, 9/10, 9/24, 10/8,10/22, 11/5, 11/19 & 12/3

41590 SPE 524 01 AdvLead Mgmt & Curr Mod Dis B07. A # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC_ 1103 staff 21

41592 SPE 524 02 AdvLead Mgmt & Curr Mod Dis 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B238 staff 21

41595 +SPE 527 01 Resource SpI: Progr Plan B10) AW, # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS_ F101 staff 21

41718 +SPE 528 01 AdvColl, Con, Comm SPED Spec 30°. Th. # 4:00- 6:45 pm FH C008 staff 21

41596 +SPE 529 01 Adv Inst Curr Mod for Mld/Mod OW2 5p 9:00-12:00 pm SBS A216 K Skindrud 21

SPE. 543S 01 Spec Ed Pre Induct Plan Super ROE # 8:31-9:45 pm FH C008 CBlackaller 12 132131

Please contact your advisor for eligibility

University Interns - Meets 8/27/02 only

SPE 543S 02 Spec Ed Pre Induct Plan Super BO # 5:16- 6:30 pm SBS D125 C Mellblom 1213 2131

’ Please contact your advisorfor eligibility

Meets 8/30/02 only .

SPE 543S 21 Spec Ed Pre Induct Plan Super 10 TBA TBA TBA offcampus M Esposito 122131

Please contactyour advisorfor eligibility .

SPE, 543S 22 Spec Ed Pre Induct Plan Super 110. TBA TBA TBA offcampus K Beard 12.2131


+SPE 546S 01 Spec Ed Post Induct Eval Supe 10 2 W. # 8:31- 9:45 pm SCC L149 C Blackaller 12:43 231

University Interns,:

Preliminary, Level I

Meets 8/28/02 only

+SPE 546S 02 Spec Ed Post Induct Eval Supe Oe # 5:16- 6:30 pm SBS D125 C Mellblom 1213 2131

\ Please contact your advisor for eligibility

Meets 8/27/02 Only

+SPE 546S 03 Spec Ed Post Induct Eval Supe: 1,0) .02DBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12332131


41600 +SPE 551 01 Biomed Info and Tech Interven 30. .T # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 1107 staff 21

41603 +SPE 552 01 ColComp Interv for Family Sy 30 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS B238 staff 21

41601 +SPE 553 01 Assessmt and Transitions ECSE 8.0) +) IW # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS B238 staff 21

+SPE 556S 01 Dir Fld Exper in Spec Gen Edu 4,0 -¥ # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E167 staff 121321

Please contactyour advisorfor eligibility

Meets: 9/3, 9/17; 10/1, 10/15, 10/29; 11/12, 11/26; 12/10

+SPE 556S 21 Dir Fld Exper in Spec Gen Edu 4.000) TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 12 21


+SPE 556S 22 Dir Fld Exper in Spec Gen Edu 4.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 12 21


41606 SPE 558 01 MngngLrn Envmts Spec Gen Ed SiO ae # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3141 staff 21 64

Co-req SPE 460 R i,

41608 SPE 558 02 MngngLrn Envmts Spec Gen Ed SON. Er # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3135 staff 2164

| Co-req SPE 460

41346 SPE 558 20 MngngLrnEnvmts Spec Gen Ed 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm_ offcampus staff 21 64

Westchester Cohort 5Westchester High School

Co-req SPE 460 ;

41700 SPE 558 21 MngngLrnEnvmts Spec Gen Ed 30 M # 4:00- 8:00 pm offcampus staff 2164

Co-req SPE 460

41707 SPE 558 22 MngngLrn Envmts Spec Gen Ed 3.0 WTh # 4:30- 8:30 pm_ offcampus staff 21 64

Co-req SPE 460

Footnote definitionscan be found at the end of the course listing section.

51 Re fio

e+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

por gemte COURSE TITLE TLS nn ET INSTRUCTOR O33

41611 +SPE 560 01 Lang/Spc Dev/Dis & Alt Com Sy SO 2k # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D125 M Parker 2141612 +SPE 560 02 Lang/Spc Dev/Dis & Alt Com Sy 3.0 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 1107 staff 2141614 +SPE 560 03 Lang/Spc Dev/Dis & Alt Com Sy 3.0 M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS D125 M Parker 2141629 +SPE 561° 01 TypAtyp Dev Asmt Iss Sp Gen E 3.0 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm FH D003 staff 2141630 +SPE 561 02 TypAtyp Dev Asmt Iss Sp Gen E 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC L149 M Parker 2141655 +SPE 561 03 TypAtyp Dev Asmt Iss Sp Gen E 3.0)0 38 # 4:00- 6:45 pm EAC 901 staff 2141705 +SPE 561 21 TypAtyp Dev Asmt Iss Sp Gen E 3.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 2141710 +SPE 561 22 TypAtyp Dev Asmt Iss Sp Gen E 3.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 2141617 +SPE 563 01 Trans Plan & Couns in Spec Ed 30. Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3136 staff 2141618 +SPE 564 01 Instr Plan & Curr Mod/Sev Dis 9.0) Mi, # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E167 staff 21

SPE 566 01 Dir Teach Inds Mod Sev Dis 5.0.) F # 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 502 staff 12132164Co-req. SPE 566S 01

SPE 566 20 Dir Teach Inds Mod Sev Dis 5.0 W # 7:00- 8:30 pm offcampus staff 12 13,21 64Westchester Cohort 3Westchester High School

Meets every other Wed. begins: 8/28/02Co-req SPE566S 20

SPE 566S 01 Dir Teach Inds Mod Sev Dis 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 121321 31Co-req SPE566 01 : 64

SPE 566S 20 Dir Teach Inds Mod Sev Dis 0.0 TBA TBA TBA off campus staff 12 13 2131Westchester Cohort 3 : : 64Westchester High SchoolMeets every other Wednesday, begins 8/28/02

; Co-req. SPE566 2041619 +SPE 567 01 | Inst Plan/Curr Ind M/M Dis 9.02 5970. # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3141 staff 2141344 +SPE 567 20 Inst Plan/Curr Ind M/M Dis 3.0" -E # 4:00- 6:45 pm offcampus staff 21

Westchester Cohort 4 ;Westchester High School

41620 +SPE 568 01 Inst Strat Ind M/M Dis 3.0 Ww # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3142 K Skindrud 21SPE 569 01 Dir Teach Inds Mild Mod Dis 50 E # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E167. M Parker 12132164

Co-req SPE569S 01 K SkindrudSPE 569 20 Dir Teach Inds Mild Mod Dis 5.0: °° W # 7:00- 8:30 pm_ offcampus staff 12 132164

: Westchester Cohort 3

Westchester High SchoolMeets every other Wednesday, beginning 8/28/02Co-req. SPE 5698 20 ‘

SPE _ 569S 01 _ Dir Teach Inds Mild Mod Dis 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Parker 12 13 2131Please contactyour advisorfor eligibility

: Co-req SPE569 O1

SPE 569S 20. Dir Teach Inds Mild Mod Dis 0.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff L215 273)Westchester Cohort 3 64Westchester High School

‘ Meets every other Wednesday, beginning 8/ 28/02Co-req |SPE569 20

41440 +TBE 518 01 Current Topics in Educ. Tech. BOs ee # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1117 staff 2141444. TBE 520 01 Intro Computers In Edu Os iM # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE 1117. F Fisher 2141442 TBE 530 01 Graph/Word Proc/Dsk Tp Pub 30. W ~# 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE 1117 P Desberg 2141441 +TBE .540 01 Programming Applic Edu 3:06: We # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1117. F Fisher 2141437. TBE 550 01 Computer-Managed Instruction 3.05", 10 # 4:00- 6:45 pm SOE 1117. F Fisher 2141443 TBE 550 02 Computer-Managed Instruction 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1117. F Fisher 2141439 +TBE 560 01 Prep Comp Asst Instr 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE 1117 P Desberg 21

+ TBE 570S 01 CAI Final Project SOF Ze # 4:00- 6:45 pm’ SOE 1117. P Desberg 1221

Teacher Education .41188 TED 304 01 Foundations In Ed 10 M # 4:00- 4:50 pm FH D003 M Hare

Taken w/TED 402.01

41189 TED 304 02 Foundations In Ed 10 M # 7:00- 7:50 pm SAC 3142 M HareTaken w/TED 402.02 ;

41190 TED 304 03 Foundations In Ed £07. # 4:00- 4:50 pm SAC 3142 S SchaarTaken w/TED 402.03 : ’

41191 TED 304 04 Foundations In Ed 1.0 1:00- 1:50 pm SCC E167 R GordonTaken w/TED 402.04

41192 TED- 304 05 Foundations In Ed 1.0 # 4:00- 4:50 pm SAC 3148 R GordonTaken w/TED 402.05

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section. 53+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).*

cult)aL

41193

41194

41195

41196

41369

41714

41197

41198

41199

41200

41201

41202

41203

41204

41205

aaPee 3 0

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

304

304

304

304

304

304

305S

305S

305S

305S

305S

305S

305S

305S

305S

CU Sah

06 Foundations In EdTaken w/TED 402.06

07 Foundations In Ed

Taken w/TED 402.07

08 Foundations In EdTaken w/TED 402.08

09 Foundations In Ed

Taken w/TED 402.0910 Mtgs: 8/24, 8/31, 9/7, 9/14, 9/21,

9/28, 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26

10 Foundations In EdCompton Cohort onlyCompton High School

Begins: Sept 10

Foundations In EdPasadena Cohort onlyProfDev Ctr/Washington Sch

01 Intro to Urban/Multicul ClassCo-req 41259 TED 415 01

02. Intro to Urban/Multicul ClassCo-req 41260 TED 415 02


04 Intro to Urban/Multicul Class

Begins: Aug 24

Co-req 41262 TED 415 04

05 Intro to Urban/Multicul ClassBegins: Aug 24, :Co-req 41263 TED 415 05



08 Intro to Urban/Multicul ClassBegins: Aug 24Co-req 41265 TED 415 08


— Ww

ES

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

DAYS

M

Th

Th

TBA

Th

Th

LS

# 7:00- 7:50

# 4:00- 4:50

# 7:00- 7:50

9:00-10:15

# 4:00- 4:50

TBA TBA

# 4:00- 4:50

# 7:00- 7:50

# 7:00- 7:50

9:00-10:15

# 7:00- 7:50

# 4:00- 4:50

# 7:00- 7:50

9:00-10:15

9:00- °9:50

pm

pm

pm

am

pm

pm

pm

pm

pm

pm

pm

am

TE

SAC

SAC

SAC

SBS

3148

2105

2107

D125

offcampus

offcampus

EAC

SAC

SAC

SAC

SAC

SAC

SAC

SBS

SCC

900

3136

3141

1103

3148

2107

3135

B238

E167

tg

J Mitchell

M Hare

M Hare

M Hare

staff

R Gordon

C McDermott

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

P Hoffman-Kipp

Es)

35

33 5264

33 5264

33 5264

33 52 64

33 5264

335264

33 5264

33 52 64

33 52,64

41371

41375

TED

TED

305S

3058

10 Intro to Urban/Multicul Class

Compton Cohort onlyCompton High SchoolBegins: Sept 11Co-req 41372 TED 415 10

Intro to Urban/Multicul ClassManual Arts Cohort only52nd Street Elemenary School€o-req | 41376 TED 415 11

eet—

1.0

1.0

41716 TED 305S 13 Intro to Urban/Multicul ClassPasadena Cohort onlyProfDev Ctr/Washington Sch

Co-req 41717 TED 415 13

TBA

# 4:00- 4:50 pm offcampus staff 33 35 52 64

TBA TBA offcampus staff 3852 64

TBA TBA offcampus staff 33 52 64

41575 TED 305S 4 Intro to Urban/Multicul Class

Long Beach Cohort onlyTeacher Resource CenterCo-req 41576 TED 415 14

TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 33 52 64

41682 TED 305S 17. Intro to Urban/Multicul ClassLA/Delta Cohort only

' Taper Elementary SchoolCo-req 41691 TED 415 17

TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 33 52 64

41683

41597

41206

TED

TED

+ TED

305S

3058

402

Intro to Urban/Multicul ClassLAUSD Intern ProgramCo-req 41692 TED415 19

20 Intro to Urban/Multicul ClassWestchester Cohort onlyWestchester High SchoolCo-req, 41602 TED 415 20

01 Motivation And LearningTaken w/TED 304.01

_ \o

1.0

2.0

TBA

TBA

TBA TBA

TBA TBA

# 5:00- 6:40 pm FH D003

offcampus

offcampus

staff

staff

M Hare

33 52 64

33 52 64



COURSE DaaFaah eta UT ah UTS DAYS LHS TE Eta) FOOTNOTES

M Hare41207

* 41208

41209

41210

41211

41212

41213

41214

41370

41377

41715

41574

41215

41217

41216

41218

41219

41220

41221

41222

41362

41385

41572

41391

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+po iid

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+:TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

402

402

402

402

402

402

402

402

402

402

402

402

403

403

403

403

403

403

403

403

403

403

403

403

02

03

04

05

06

07

08

09

11

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

Motivation And LearningTaken w/TED 304.02






Motivation And Learning

Taken w/TED 304.08


10 Mtgs: 8/24, 8/31, 9/7, 9/14, 9/21,

9/28, 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26”

Weekend Program


Compton Cohort onlyCompton High SchoolBegins: Sept 10


Manual Arts Cohort only

52nd Street Elementary School

Motivation And LearningPasadena Cohort onlyProfDev Ctr/Washington Sch

Motivation And-Learning

Long Beach Cohort onlyTeacher Resource Center

Reading/Language ArtsB/CLAD

Reading/Language Arts

MS B/CLAD Interns onlyTaken w/TED 446.01 & 411.02

Reading/Language ArtsMeet in SOE 1107


MS CLAD Interns onlyTaken w/TED 446.02 & 411.03

Reading/Language ArtsB/CLAD

Meet in SOE 1107


MS CLAD Interns only

Taken w/TED 446.03 & 411.04


MS BCLAD Interns only

Taken w/TED 446.04 & 411.05


Begins: Aug 30Weekend Program



Reading/Language ArtsHLL Cohort only

Prairie Vista Middle School



Reading/Language ArtsLA/Delta Cohort only

Taper Elementary School

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

3.0

M

T

Th

Th

Th

TBA

*Th

Th

# 8:00- 9:40 pm

# 5:00- 6:40 pm

2:00- 3:40 pm

# 5:00- 6:40 pm

# ~8:00- 9:40 pm

# 5:00- 6:40 pm

# 8:00- 9:40 pm

11;00- 2:30 pm

TBA TBA

3:30- 7:30 pm

TBA TBA

TBA TBA

1:00- 3:45 pm

# 7:00- 9:45 pm

# 4:00- 6:45 pm

# 7:00- 9:45 pm

# 4:00- 6:45 pm

# 7:00- 9:45 pm

# 7:00- 9:45 pm

# 4:00- 6:45 pm

TBA TBA

# 4:30- 7:20 pm

TBA TBA

TBA.TBA

SAC 3142

SAC 3142

SCC E167

SAC 3148

SAC 3148

SAC 2105

SAC 2107

SBS D125

é

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

SCC. E167

EAC 502

SOE TBA

SAC. 3136

SOE TBA

SAC 3136

SAC 3142

SCC E167

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

—

Schaar

Gordon

Gordon

Mitchell

Hare

Hare

Hare 58

staff 35

Schaar

Gordon

staff

Lalas

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

Lalas

staff

staff 35

staff

staff

L Hutton


tS) a aTah Nese Cth) ah Te WE) IHU Sy BIA Set Es)

41397 +TED 403 18 Reading/Language Arts 3.0 Th # 4:30- 7:30 pm_ offcampus staff

Inglewood Cohort onlyInglewood High School

41684 +TED 403 19 Reading/Language Arts 30° VBA TBA TBA offcampus staff

LAUSD Intern Program

41607 +TED 403 20 Reading/Language Arts 3.08 oe # 7:00- 9:45 pm offcampus staff

Westchester Cohort onlyWestchester High School

41672 +TED 403 23 Reading/Language Arts 3.0 =bbe TBA TBA offcampus staff

Watts Cohort onlyFigueroa Street Elem School

41679 +TED 403 29 Reading/Language Arts 3.0 StTh. 1:00- 3:45 pm SAC 1103 Hutton

Blended Program only :

B/CLAD; On Campus

41223 TED 405 01 Mainstream Ch/Spec Need 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E173 staff

41224 TED 405 02 Mainstream Ch/Spec Need S00 G3) # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3148 staff

41225 TED 405 03 Mainstream Ch/Spec Need 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3136 staff

41226 TED 405 04 Mainstream Ch/Spec Need 3.0. Su 9:00-11:30. am ERC E133 * staff 63

Begins: Aug 25; refer to DistanceLearning (310) 243-2272

Cr Listed: 41632 TED 405 94

41632. TED 405 94 Mainstream Ch/Spec Need 3.0 Su 9:00-11:30 am TVSection staff 63

Channel 58 KLCSBegins: Aug 25; refer to Distance

Learning (310) 243-2272Cr Listed: 41226 TED 405 04

41227 +TED 406 01 Teaching Secondary Reading 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 900 Hollie

B/CLAD

41228 +TED 406 02. Teaching Secondary Reading 3.0) 0, # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3148 Davis

igje: BICLAD =

41720 +TED 406 03 Teaching Secondary Reading B00 Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS F101 staff

B/CLAD

41739 +TED 406 25 Teaching Secondary Reading 3.0; TTR TBA TBA offcampus Davis

Math/Science Cohort only

41231 TED 407 01 Language Learning 30 M 9:00-11:45 am SAC 1103 staff 40

41232. TED 407 02 Language Learning 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ B238 staff 40

41233 TED 407 03 Language Learning 30° *-Th # 4:00- 6:45 pm SAC 3135 Lee 40

41234. TED 407 04 Language Learning 3106 oW. # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E167 staff 40

41235 TED 407 05 Language Learning 3.00. EE # 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 502 staff 40

41236 TED 407 06 Language Learning Roe acs 1:05- 3:50 pm SBS _ B238 staff 35 40

Begins: Aug 31 :

41624 TED 407 07 Language Learning 0k # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS B238 Lee 40

41625 TED 407 08 Language Learning 508 # 4:00- 6:45 pm FH D003 staff 40

Begins: Aug 302

41368 TED 407 10 Language Learning 310° 2W TBA TBA offcampus staff 35 40

Compton Cohort onlyCompton High School

Begins: Sept 11

41380 TED 407 12 Language Learning 2.0as # 4:30- 7:30 pm offcampus staff 40

HLL Cohort onlyPrairie Vista Middle School

41577 TED 407 14 Language Learning 3.0 M TBA TBA offcampus staff 40


41392 TED 407 17 Language Learning 30 M # 4:30- 7:30 pm_ offcampus staff 40

LA/Delta Cohort onlyTaper Elementary School

41398 TED 407 18 Language Learning 3.0“ TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 40

Inglewood Cohort onlyInglewood High School

41685 TED 407 19 Language Learning 3.0. TRA TBA TBA offcampus staff 40

District J PDS Cohort only

41664. TED 407 20 Language Learning 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm offcampus staff 1340.

Westchester Cohort onlyWestchester High School

56 Footnote definitionscan be found at the end of the course listingsection.


COURSEaa

41670

41401

41402

41721

41366

41381

41399

41665

41666

41686

41404

41405

41722

41367

aaDee ea

TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

4+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

407

408

408

408

408

408

408

408

408

408

409A

409A

409A

2a

01

02

03

01

02

03

10

CUS ay

Language LearningWatts Cohort only

Figueroa Street Elem School

Elem Methods In Art/Music


Priority: MS Student Teachers


9 Mtgs: 8/24, 8/31; 9/7, 9/14, 9/21,

9/28; 10/5, 10/12, 10/19

Elem Methods In Art/MusicCompton Cohort onlyCompton High SchoolBegins: Sept 10

Elem Methods In Art/MusicHLL Cohort onlyPrairie Vista Middle School

Elem Methods In Art/MusicInglewood Cohort only

Inglewood High School

Elem Methods In Art/MusicTake w/TED 412.21

Gardena Cohort onlyG. Peary Middle School

Elem Methods In Art/MusicTake w/TED 412.22

52nd Street Cohort only

Elem Methods In Art/MusicWatts Cohort onlyFigueroa Street Elem School

ElemMethods In Phy Educ

Elem Methods In Phy Educ



8 Migs: 8/24, 8/31, 9/7, 9/14,

9/21, 9/28, 10/5, 10/12”

Weekend Program

Elem Methods In Phy EducCompton Cohort onlyCompton High School

Begins: Sept 10

UTS

3.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

1.0

ULNA)

TBA

M

W

Th

TBA

TBA

TBA=/5

LUT

TBA TBA

5:01- 6:41

3:30- 4:55

9:00 - 12:00

4:30- 7:30

4:30- 6:20

TBA TBA

TBA TBA

TBA TBA

TBA TBA

7:00- 8:29

6:00- 7:30

12:30- 3:30

4:30- 7:30

pm

pm

pm

pm

pm

pm

pm

pm

pm

Eat)

offcampus

SCC. E173

SBS F101

SCC_ E173

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

NSM C239

SCC L149

SCC E173.

offcampus

aty

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

tay

40

55

=

55 58

S555

41382 + TED 409A 12 Elem Methods In Phy EducHLL Cohort onlyPrairie Vista Middle School .

1.0 Th 6:30- 8:20 pm offcampus staff 55

41400

41688

+ TED

+ TED

409A

409A 23

Elem Methods In Phy EducInglewood Cohort only



Watts Cohort only


41237

41238

41239

41240

41241

41242

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

TED

410

410

410

410

410

01

05

Elementary Math MethodsB/CLAD

Taken w/TED 412.01 & 416.01

Elementary Math MethodsBCLAD

Taken w/TED 412.02 & 416,02


Taken w/TED 412.03 & 416.03


Taken w/TED 412.04 & 416.04


Taken w/TED 412.05 & 416.05

Elementary Math MethodsB/CLADTaken w/TED 412.06 & 416.06

1.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

TBA

TBA

Th

TBA TBA

TBA TBA

6:00- 7:30

12:00- 1:40

6:00- 7:30

4:00- 5:40

4:00 - aa

4:00- 5:40

pm

pm

pm

pm

pm

pm

offcampus

offcampus

FH C008

SCC.. £167

FH D003

FH D003

EAC 502

SAC 3141

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

55

55


4

57

41243

41244

41363

41649

41689

41387

aa

TED

TED

FED

TED

TED

TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

aaee 3e

410

410

410

410

410

410

411

411

07

08

10

11

13

15

01

02

03

COURSE TITLE

Elementary Math Methods10 Mtgs: 8/24, 8/31; 9/7, 9/14, 9/21,9/28; 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26

Taken w/TED 412.7 & 416.7

Weekend Program

Elementary Math Methods

B/CLAD5 Mtgs: 8/24, 8/31; 9/7, 9/14, 9/21

Elementary Math Methods


Elementary Math MethodsManual Arts Cohort only


Elementary Math MethodsPasadena Cohort onlyProfDev Ctr/Washington Sch

Elementary Math MethodsCarson/Banning Cohort only

Carson Street Elementary School

Classroom ManagementMS Student Teachers onlyTaken w/TED 435.01 & 436.01

Alt w/TED 436.01

Classroom ManagementMS B/CLAD Interns onlyTaken w/Ted 446.01 & TED 403.02

Classroom ManagementMS CLAD Interns onlyTaken w/TED 446.02 e& TED 403.04

UTS

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

DAYS

n

TBA

LS EME

9:00-12:00 pm FH C008 .

9:00-12:00 pm SBS F101

1:00- 4:00 pm SBS F101

TBA TBA offcampus

TBA TBA offcampus

TBA TBA offcampus

offcampus4:30- 5:40 pm

12:46- 2:26 pm SBS B238

4:55- 6:35 pm EAC 502

5:20- 6:55 pm SAC 3136

INSTRUCTOR

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

Schaar

staff

Harris

FOOTNOTES

58

58

35

eae

12

12

+ TED 411 04 Classroom ManagementMS CLAD Interns onlyTaken w/TED 446.03 & TED 403.06

2.0 4:55- 6:35 pm SAC 3136 staff 12

+ TED 411 05 Classroom ManagementMS BCLAD Interns only

Taken w/TED 446.04 & TED 403.07

2.0 Th 4:55- 6:35 pm SAC 3142 staff

+ TED 411 06 Classroom ManagementSS Student Teachers only

Incl IntensiveTaken w/TED 455.01, 456.01 & 469.02

Alt w/TED 456.01

2.0 4:30- 6:20 pm EAC 900 Mitchell 12

+ TED

+ TED

411

411

07

08

Classroom Management

SS CLAD Interns only

Incl IntensiveTaken w/TED 466.01 & 467.01

Alt w/TED 466.01

Classroom ManagementSS CLAD Interns only


Alt w/TED 466.02

2.0

2.0

4:30- 6:20 pm SAC 3136

4:30- 6:20 pm SBS D125

staff

Hollie

12

12

+ TED 411 09 Classroom Management$S BCLAD Interns only


Alt w/TED 466,03

2.0 Th 4:30- 6:20 pm SAC 3148 staff 12

+ TED

+ TED,

+ TED

411

411

411

10

12

Classroom ManagementCompton Cohort onlyCompton High School

Begins: Sept 10

Classroom ManagementManual Arts Cohort only52nd Street Elementary School

Classroom Management

HLL Cohort onlyPrairie Vista Middle School

2.0

2.0

2.0

TBA TBA offcampus

TBA TBA offcampus

5:30- 6:20 pm offcampus

staff

staff

staff

12 35

12

12



.

COURSE aary Nae OTSait UT DAYS LUT RY BLDG/RM a ti aa)

+TED 411 14 Classroom Management Sie ie TBA TBA offcampus staff 12Long Beach Cohort onlyTeacher Resource Center

+ TED 411 17 Classroom Management 20 M # 5:30- 6:20 pm offcampus staff 12LA/Delta Cohort onlyTaper Elementary School

+TED 411 18 Classroom Management 2.0: Mi # 5:30- 6:20 pm offcampus staff 12Inglewood Cohort onlyInglewood High School

+ TED 411 19 Classroom Management 2.0, TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff #12LAUDH Intern Program

+ TED 411 23 Classroom Management 2.0) SEB TBA TBA offcampus staff 12Watts Cohort only ;


+TED 411 25° Classroom Management 2.0.7 TT 8:30-12:00 pm offcampus staff 12Math/Science Cohort only ;

41245 +TED 412 01 ElSoc Stud/Cont Readwrit 2.0)° 77M. # 4:00-5:40 pm FH C008 D HembacherB/CLAD ;Taken w/TED 410.01 & 416.01 :

41626 +TED 412 02 El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit BOS -2-0- 9:00-10:40 am SCC E167. D HembacherBCLAD ,

Taken w/TED 410.02 & 416.02

41246 +TED 412 03 El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 2.05000 # 4:00- 5:40 pm FH D003 staffB/CLAD

Taken w/TED 410.03 & 416.03

41247 +TED 412 04 El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 20 W # 8:00- 9:40 pm FH D003 staffB/CLADTaken w/TED 410.04 & 416.04

41248 +TED 412 05 _ El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit ' 20 W # 6:00- 7:40 pm EAC 502 staffB/CLAD ,Taken w/TED 410.05 & 416.05

41249 +TED 412 06 El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 2.0\- Th # 8:00- 9:40 pm SAC 3141 staffB/CLAD

‘ Taken w/TED 410.06 & 416.06 ;41250 +TED 412 07. El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit ZS, 9:00-12:00 pm NSM C239 staff

Begins: Aug 24:

Taken w/TED 410.07 & 416.07

41364 +TED 412 10 El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 20: are TBA TBA offcampus staff 35:Compton Cohort onlyCompton High School

: Begins: Sept 1041690 +TED 412 13 _ El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 2.0 .TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff

Pasdena Cohort onlyProfDev Ctr/Washington Sch ;

41386 +TED 412 15 El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 2.0 37M # 4:30- 6:20 pm offcampus CC DelameterCarson/Banning Cohort only

Carson Street Elementary School

41737 +TED 412 21 El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 2.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staffTaken w/TED 408.21 iGardena Cohort only

G. Peary Middle School

41738 + TED 412 22. El Soc Stud/Cont Readwrit 2.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staffTaken w/TED 408.2252nd Street Cohort only52nd Street Elementary School : ‘

41259 +TED 415 01 Multic Perspective Tchrs 20 M # 5:00- 6:40 pm EAC 900 C McDermott 40 64Co-req 41197 TED 305S 01 ;

41260 +TED 415 02 Multic Perspective Tchrs 2005) MM # 8:00- 9:40 pm SAC 3136 staff 40 64Co-req 41198 TED 3058 02 :

41261 +TED 415 03 Multic Perspective Tchrs Oe eee ee # 8:00- 9:40 pm SAC 3141 staff 40 64Co-req 41199 TED 3058 03 ;

41262 +TED 415 04 Multic Perspective Tchrs 2.0025 10:30-12:59 pm SAC 1103 staff 40 64 \Begins: Aug 24

Co-req 41200 TED 3058 04

41263 +TED 415 05 Multic Perspective Tchrs 20 W # 8:00- 9:40 pm SAC 3148 staff 40 64 iCo-req 41201 TED 3058 05 , i

41289 + TED 415 06 Multic Perspective Tchrs 2.05 570K # 5:00- 6:40 pm SAC 2107 staff * 40 64Co-req 41202 TED 305S 06

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section. ; 59+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

COURSE

41264

41265

41266

41372

41376

41717

41576

41691

41692

ae

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED s

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

+ TED

DEPARTMENTee) 4

415

415

415

415

415

415

415

415

07

08

09

11

13

17

19

OU tanith

Multic Perspective TchrsCo-req 41203 TED 3058 07

Multic Perspective Tchrs

Begins: Aug 24Co-req. 41204 TED 305S 08

Multic Perspective TchrsCo-req 41205 TED 305S 09

Multic Perspective TchrsCompton Cohort only

Compton High SchoolBegins: Sept 11Co-req . 41371 TED 3058 10

Multic Perspective TchrsManual Arts Cohort. only

52nd Street Elementary SchoolCo-req 41375 TED 3058 11

Multic Perspective TchrsPasadena Cohort only _ProfDev Crt/Washington Sch

Co-req 41716 TED 3058S 13

Multic Perspective TchrsLong Beach Cohort onlyTeacher Resource CenterCo-req 41575 TED 305S 14

Multic Perspective TchrsLA/Delta Cohort onlyTaper Elementary SchoolCo-req 41682 TED 3058 17

Multic Perspective TchrsLAUSD Intern Program

. Co-req 41683 TED 3058 19

UNITS

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

WN)

Th

TBA

TBA

TBA

tS

8:00- 9:40

10:30-12:59

10:00- 11:40

TBA TBA

TBA TBA

TBA TBA

TBA TBA

TBA. TBA

TBA TBA

pm

pm

am

ETE

SAC 3135.

SBS B238

SCC E167

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

offcampus

Steti

2

staff

staff

Hoffman-Kipp

staff

staff

staff

staff

staff

ES)

4064

4064

40 64

35 40 64

40 64

40 64

40 64

40 64

40 64

41602 + TED 415 20 Multic Perspective TchrsWestchester Cohort only

Westchester High SchoolCo-req 41597 TED 305S 20

2.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 40 64

41693 + TED 415 21 Multic Perspective TchrsGardena Cohort onlyG. Peary Middle School

Co-req TED 3058S

2.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 40 64

41694 + TED 415 22 Multic Perspective Tchrs52nd Street Cohort only52nd Street Elementary School

Co-req TED 305S

2.0 TBA

41251 + TED 416 01

Elementary Science Methods

B/CLADTaken w/TED 410.01 & 412.01

2.0

TBA TBA

8:00- 9:40 pm

offcampus staff 40 64

FH C008 staff

41252 + TED 416 02

Elementary Science Methods

BCLADTaken w/TED 410.02 & 412.01

2.0 2:00- 3:40 pm FH D003 staff

41253 + TED 416 03 Elementary Science Methods

B/CLAD

Taken w/TED 410.03 & 412.03

2.0 8:00- 9:40 pm FH D003 staff


B/CLAD

Taken w/TED 410.04 & 412.04

2.0

6:00- 7:40 pm FH D003 staff


B/CLAD

Taken w/TED 410.05 & 412.05

2.0 8:00- 9:40 pm EAC 502 staff


B/CLADTaken w/TED 410.06 & 412.06

2.0 Th 6:00- 7:40 pm SAC 3141 staff -

41257 + TED 416 07 Elementary Science Methods10 Migs: 8/24, 8/31; 9/7, 9/14, 9/21,

9/28; 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26Taken w/TED 410.07 & 412.07

2.0 12:30-. 3:30 pm NSM C239 staff 58

41258 + TED 416 08 Elementary Science Methods5 Mtgs: 8/25; 9/1, 9/8, 9/15, 9/22

Taken w/TED 410.08

2.0 SuSu

9:00-12:00

1:00- 4:00

pm

pm

SCC E167SCC E167

staff 58



3ame

aaee

41365 +TED 416 10 Elementary Science Methods

UU Saha


UT

2.0

DAYS

WwW

LTS)

TBA TBA

TTT

offcampus

INSTRUCTOR

staff

Es)

35

41650 +°TED 416 11 Elementary Science MethodsManual Arts Cohort only


2.0 TBA TBA offcampus staff

41695 + TED 416 Ww Elementary Science MethodsPasadena Cohort onlyProfDev Ctr/Washington Sch

2.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff

41388 + TED 416 iS Elementary Science Methods

Carson/Banning Cohort onlyCarson Street Elementary School

2.0 6:30- 7:40 pm offcampus staff

41267 + TED 420 Computer Lit For Teachers3 Mtgs: 8/24, 8/31, 9/7

9:00- 2:00 pm SOE 1117 staff 52 58 60

41268 + TED 420 Computer Lit For Teachers3 Migs: 9/14, 9/21, 9/28

9:00- 2:00 pm SOE 1117 staff 52 58 60

41269 + TED 420 03 Computer Lit For Teachers3 Migs: 10/5, 10/12, 10/19

9:00- 2:00 pm SOE 17 staff 52 58 60

41270 + TED 420 04 Computer Lit For Teachers3 Mtgs: 10/26, 11/2, 11/9

9:00- 2:00 pm SOE 1117 staff 52 58 60

TED 4358 01 Student Teaching Elem


Taken w/TED 436.01 & 411.01

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA i Mitchell 2 31-52

+ TED 436 Seminar In Elem Stu Teaching

Priority: MS Student TeachersAlt w/TED 411,01

Co-req TED 411 01TED 4358 01

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Hutton 12 52 64

TED 445S 01 Fieldwork: Elementary

2 Migs: 8/31, 12/7”See TED Officefor Location

6.0 11:00-12:00 pm SOE TBA Lalas 122

LED 4458 02 Fieldwork: Elementary3 Migs: 8/31, 10/26, 12/7

See TED Officefor Location

6.0 9:30- 10:30 am SOE TBA Lalas 1252

TED 01 Introduction To Intern SeminarMS/ B/CLAD Interns only

Taken w/TED 403.02Co-req TED 411 02

1.0 4:00- 4:50 pm EAC 502 staff 125264

‘6

TED 446 02 Introduction To Intern SeminarMS CLAD Interns onlyTake w/TED 403.04

* Co-req TED411 03.

1.0 4:00- 4:50 pm SBS D125 staff 12 52 64

TED 446 03. Introduction To Intern SeminarMS CLAD Interns onlyTaken w/TED 403.06Co-req TED 411 04

1.0 4:00- 4:50 pm SAC 3136 staff 1252 64

TED 446 04 Introduction To Intern SeminarMS BCLAD Interns onlyTaken w/TED 403.07Co-req TED 411 05

1.0 Th 4:00- 4:50 pm SAC 3142 McGowan 125264

TED 446 Introduction To Intern SeminarCompton Cohort only

Compton High SchoolBegins: Sept 10Co-req TED 411 10

1.0 TBA TBA offcampus staff 12 35 52 64

TED 446 Introduction To Intern SeminarManual Arts Cohort only

52nd Street Elementary SchoolCo-req TED411 V1

1.0 TBA TBA offcampus staff 1252 64

TED 446 Introduction To Intern SeminarHLL Cohort only

Prairie Vista Middle SchoolCo-req TED 411 12

1.0 4:30- 5:20 pm offcampus staff 125264

TED 446 Introduction To Intern SeminarLong Beach Cohort only

Teacher Resource CenterCo-req TED 411 14

1.0 TBA TBA offcampus staff 12 52 64


cut ta a

ray ATEN a COURSE TITLE TRY WN) US) EE Sac FOOTNOTES

TED 446 17° Introduction To Intern Seminar 10 M # 4:30- 7:30 pm_ offcampus staff 125264

LA/Delta Cohort only

Taper Elementary SchoolCo-req. TED 411 17

TED 446, 18 Introduction To Intern Seminar 10 M # 4:30- 5:20 pm_ offcampus staff 1252 64

Inglewood Cohort only


Co-req TED4I11 18

TED 446 19 Introduction To Intern Seminar 1,0° 7TBA: TBA TBA offcampus staff 1252 64

LAUSD Intern Program ; :

Co-req TED4I11 19 |

TED 446 23 Introduction To Intern Seminar 1.0: “TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 125264

Watts Cohort only:


- Co-req ‘TED 411 23:

+TED 455S 01 Student Teach-Secondary 12.0" TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Mitchell 12 3152 64

Priority: SS Student Teachers

Taken w/TED 456.01, 411.06 & 469.02

+ TED 456 01 Sem: Second Student Teach Lor. ZEA TBA TBA TBA TBA Mitchell 12 52 64

Priority: SS Student Teachers

Taken w/TED 469.02

Co-req TED411 06 *TED 4558 01

+TED 465S 01 Fieldwork: Secondary’ 6.0 "°S 11:00-12:00 pm SOE TBA Mach 12 3152

2 Mtgs: 8/31, 12/7

See TED Office for Location 2

+ TED 465S 02 Fieldwork: Secondary. 60.2.5 9:30-10:30 am SOE TBA Mach 12 3152

" 3 Mtgs: 8/31, 10/26, 12/7

See TEDOfficefor Location

+TED 466 01 Seminar:Secondary 10 M TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 52 64


Taken w/TED 467.01

Co-req * TED411 07

+TED 466 02 Seminar:Secondary 1.0 W TBA TBA TBA TBA Mach 12 52 64


Taken w/TED 467.02

Co-req TED 411 08 :

+ TED 466 03 Seminar:Secondary 1,0: 2-08 TBA ‘TBA TBA TBA Mach 12 52 64

SS BCLAD Interns only

Taken w/TED 467.03

Co-req TED4I11 09 ,

+TED 466 25 Seminar:Secondary 10 M # 5:00-6:50 pm SCC E167 Lal 125264


f Co-req TED411 25 :

41272 +TED 467 01 Teach Meth I: Secondary 20S Nae # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS_ F101 Newton

41273 +TED 467 02 Teach Meth I: Secondary SOG aay. # 7:00- 9:45 pm NSM C239 Hollie

41274 +TED. 467 03 Teach Meth I: Secondary 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS F101 staff

41271 +TED 467 04 Teach MethI: Secondary 3.0:).038 # 4:00- 6:45 pm FH C008 Newton

41740 +TED 467 25 Teach Meth I: Secondary 3.00 MW 8:30-12:00 pm offcampus staff


41275 +TED 468 01 Sec Teach Meth II 3.0 - # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3142 Davis

English, ESL

41276 +TED 468 02 Sec Teach Meth II 3.07.5 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A246 Hamdan

‘ Mathematics

41277 +TED 468 03 Sec Teach Meth II | 6.05 ee # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3149 Moscovici

Science ‘

41278 +TED 468 04 Sec Teach Meth II SOLE # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC J146 Trimble

Social Studies :

41627 +TED 468 05 Sec Teach Meth II 3.0 a # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E145 staff

Forgeign Language

41741 + TED 468 25 Sec Teach Meth II SDs WY, 8:30-12:00 pm_ offcampus staff

Math/Science Cohort only c

41280 + TED 469 01 Interdisciplinary Methods Bint ake # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC E145 Moscovici

41279 +TED 469 02 Interdisciplinary Methods B00 Wi # 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 900 staff

41281 +TED 469 03 Interdisciplinary Methods 3,005 br # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC J146 Gage

41732 +TED 469 25 Interdisciplinary Methods 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm FH C008 staff

41282 TED 490 01 Issues In Education SO yr pee TBA TBA offcampus staff

62 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.-


eu tg a

ath Ata CT ih UT 1b) HOURS aTTY at y Ts)

41283 TED 490 02 Issues In Education 10 TBA TBA TBA offcampus C MellblomTutoring

41379 TED 490 11 Issues In Education 3.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff: Manual Arts Cohort only ;41711 TED 490 12 Issues In Education 3.0 TBA TBA TBA offcampus staff42610 TED 490 24 Issues In Education 30h TBA, TBA TBA TBA TBA staff

Manual Arts Cohort only

TED 494S 01 Independent Study 10 “TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12TED 4948 02 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12TED 4945S 03 Independent Study 3,072 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE TBA staff 12

Art EducationLimited to Secondary1st Meeting in SOE 1120

TED 4945 04 Independent Study 3.0 Gt 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE TBA staff 12Music EducationLimited to SecondaryIst Meeting in SOE 1120

TED 4945S 05 Independent Study 5.05 0R 7:00- 9:45 pm SOE TBA staff 12Business EducationLimited to SecondaryIst Meeting in SOE 1120

ENGLISH40340 ENG 088 01 Developmental Reading SOC Toh 7:00- 8:15 am LCH A227 staff 15 71 7340342 ENG 088 02 Developmental Reading 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A221 staff 1571.73,40347, ENG 088 03 Developmental Reading S007 7FB 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A221 staff 15,7473.40353 ENG 088 04 Developmental Reading 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A221 staff 15:71:7340362 ENG 088 05 Developmental Reading 3.0) iuden 10:00-11:15 am SBS A204 staff TSeA1: 7340153 ENG 088 06 Developmental Reading 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A204 staff LOE/17S40376 ENG 088 07 Developmental Reading Seconda 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A221 staff 15717340385 = ENG 088 08 Developmental Reading 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A221 staff 1717340399 ENG 088 09 Developmental Reading 3.0 ‘7th 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A221 staff 1571 7340405 ENG 088 10 Developmental Reading 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM D123 staff 15 71 7340456 ENG 088 11 Developmental Reading 3.05)" REh, 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A330 staff 15717340477. ENG 088 12 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 MW 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A221 staff 15717340546 ENG 088 13 DevelopmentalReading 3.0 MW 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A230 staff 15717340339. ENG 099 01 Basic Writing Workshop 3.0 MW 7:00- 8:15am LCH A227 staff 15 7340343 ENG 099 02 Basic Writing Workshop 3.0 .MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A227 staff 15 7340348 ENG 099 03 Basic Writing Workshop 3:0. STTh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A227 staff 15 7340354 ENG 099 04 Basic Writing Workshop 3.0'. MW 10:00-11:15'am NSM D129 staff 5°73.40363 ENG 099 05 _ Basic Writing Workshop 3.010 Tb 10:00-11:15'am LCH A221 staff 157340371 ENG 099 06 Basic Writing Workshop 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A221 staff 15/840377, ENG 099 07 Basic Writing Workshop 3.0" Es 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F125 staff 15 7340386 ENG 099 08 Basic Writing Workshop 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A216 staff 15 7340400 ENG 099 09 Basic Writing Workshop 3:0; rh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A229 staff 15,7340140 ENG 099 10 Basic Writing Workshop 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A230 staff 15 7340457, ENG 099. 11 Basic Writing Workshop S027 0H 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A224 staff 157340479 ENG 099 12 Basic WritingWorkshop 3.0 MW 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM D129 staff 15 7340547 ENG 099 13 Basic WritingWorkshop 3.0 TTh 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM D123 staff 157340344 +ENG 110 01 Freshman Composition I 3.00 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A230 staff 7S40349 +ENG 110 02 Freshman CompositionI 50°" An 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A230 staff 7540355 +ENG 110 03 Freshman Composition I 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am NSM D123 staff 7540364 +ENG 110 04 Freshman Composition I 30:20) Ths 10:00-11:15 am LCH A230 staff 7540378 +ENG 110 05 Freshman Composition I 3.0 AEap 11:30-12:45 pm NSM D123 staff ” 7540394 +ENG 110 06 Freshman Composition I 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH ‘A230 staff 7540484 +ENG 110 07 Freshman CompositionI 3.0 TTh 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A230 staff ae40141 +ENG 110 08 Freshman CompositionI 3.0) Tih 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM D129 staff 7540345 +ENG 111 01 Freshman Composition II 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A229 staff 7640350 +ENG 111 02 Freshman Composition IT. 3.08. SRT 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A229 staff 7640356 +ENG 111 03 Freshman Composition II 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A227 staff 7640365 11104 Freshman Composition II 3.0 - TTh 10:00-11:15 am NSM D129 staff 76

+ ENG


‘

Hae

aa3a

COURSE TITLE

Freshman Composition II

TS DAYS LLbY

Esa INSTRUCTOR

FOOTNOTES

40372 +ENG 111 05 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A227 staff 76

40379 +ENG 111 06 Freshman Composition II 3,0)-ce bon 11:30-12:45 pm NSM D129 staff 76

40395 +ENG 111 07 Freshman Composition II 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A229 staff 76

40401 +ENG 111 08 Freshman Composition II 30> “SETh 1;00- 2:15 pm NSM.D129 . staff 76

42565 +ENG 111 09 Freshman Composition II 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A224 staff 76

40155 +ENG 111 10 Freshman Composition II 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH (A221 staff 76

40557 +ENG 111 11 Freshman Composition II 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM D129 staff 76

40561 +ENG 111 12 Freshman Composition II 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A230 staff 76

40160 +ENG 300 01 EngLit To 1660 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A219 MSutton

40559 +ENG 301 01 EngLit: 1660 To Present 3.0) 300TH # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A219 M Shafer

40374 +ENG 305 01 Critical Reading of Literature 3.0208 Th. 10:00-11:15 am LCH A229 staff

40396 +ENG 305 02 Critical Reading of Literature 3.0. Toh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A230 L Feuer

40407 +ENG 305 03 Critical Reading of Literature 3.0 <TH 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A227 A White

40165 +ENG 305 04 Critical Reading of Literature 3.00 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SAC 1101 staff

40556 +ENG 305 05 Critical Reading of Literature 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM D123 staff

40145 +ENG 305 06 Critical Reading of Literatusc 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A230 staff

42524 +ENG 305 07 Critical Reading of Literature 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C239 staff

42525 +ENG 305 08 Critical Reading of Literature 20 AW: 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS _G122 staff

40361 +ENG 307. 01 Practice In Lit Criticism 30-5 An 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A227 — T Gionotti

40409 +ENG 307 02 Practice In Lit Criticism 30-%) ble 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A229 M Shafer

40122 +ENG 307 03 Practice In Lit Criticism 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A227 staff

40369 +ENG 308 01 Crit Approach Child Lit 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C221 staff

40483 +ENG 308 02 Crit Approach Child Lit 30 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C213 staff

40125 +ENG 308 03 Crit Approach ChildLit 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C213 staff

40150 +ENG 308 04 Crit Approach Child Lit 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS D121 staff |

40550 +ENG 308 05 Crit Approach,Child Lit 3.0 -TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM. C213 staff

40404. + ENG 310 01 Stdy Of Language-Same Spa 310 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A219 C Zoerner

40375 +ENG 311 01 _ Phonology 30°" TEb 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A230 B Mohr

40370 +ENG 314 01. English Syntax: Trad 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A324 staff

40398 +ENG 314 02 English Syntax: Trad 5.058 ER 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C239 staff

40163 +ENG 314 03 English Syntax: Trad 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C239 staff

40144 +ENG 314. 04 English Syntax: Trad 3:0: SreRah # 5:30- 6:45 pm. LCH A227 staff

40157 +ENG 314 05 English Syntax: Trad 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A228 staff

40548 +ENG 314 06. English Syntax: Trad 3.0" =FTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm EAC 501 staff

42526 +ENG 314 07 English Syntax: Trad $07 bop: 10:00-11:15 am LCH A324 staff

42527 +ENG 314 08. English Syntax: Trad 30° Eth 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C239 staff

42528 +ENG 314 09 English Syntax: Trad 3.0. MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A221 staff

42529 +ENG 314 10 English Syntax: Trad 3.0 » MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A227 staff

42530 +ENG 314 11 English Syntax: Trad 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A221 staff

42531 +ENG 314 12 English Syntax: Trad S00 nh 2:30-3:45 pm SBS £116 staff

40368 +ENG 315 01 English Syntax: Gen-Trans 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A229 C Zoerner

40126 +ENG 317 01 Socioling: Black English 30° *TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A227 B Mohr

Cr Listed: 40127 ENG 584 01

40564 +ENG 325 01 Poetry 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A219 _ L Smith

40397 +ENG 326 01. Prose Fiction $02. TER 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A219_ M Sutton

40367 +ENG 327 01 Drama 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A219 staff

40482 +ENG 340 01 American Lit To 1865 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A219 staff

40382 +ENG 341 01 Amer Lit: 1865-Present 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A219 staff

40129 +ENG 343 01 Afro-Amer Poetry & Drama 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A219 T Chin

40542 +ENG 344 01. African-American Prose 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A219 _ T Chin

40551 +ENG 347 01 Lit Of Ethnicity/Gender 3,0: Eth # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A219 A White

40341 +ENG 350 01 Advanced Composition BOG en 7:00- 8:15 am LCH A229 staff 7791

40346 +ENG 350 02 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A219 staff 7791

40351 +ENG 350 03 Advanced Composition 30: (EER, 8:30- 9:45 am *LCH A219 staff 7791

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Victoria Street, turn left. The entrance to

campus is a right turn at Tamcliff Avenue.

From San Fernando Valley

405 SOUTH or 101 EAST - Follow the

- San Diego Freeway (405) south toward

Long Beach, Exit on the Vermont Avenue

off-ramp. Turn left (east) at the end of the

off-ramp onto 190th Street. Follow 190th

Street east for approximately two miles to

the campus (190th Street becomesVictoria Street). The campus entrance is a

right turn at Tamcliff Avenue, the second

traffic signal past Avalon Blvd..

SAN PEDRO From Santa Monica

10 EAST - Follow the Santa Monica

Freeway (10) east to the San Diego

Freeway (405) south toward Long Beach.

Exit at the Vermont Avenue off-ramp.

Turn left (east) at the end of the off-ramp

onto 190th Street. Follow 190th Street east

for approximately two miles to thecampus (190th Street becomes Victoria

Street). The campus entrance is a right turn

at Tamcliff Avenue, the second traffic

signal past Avalon Blvd..

From Anaheim

5 NORTH-Follow the Santa Ana

Freeway (5) north to the Artesia Freeway

(91) west toward Redondo Beach. Takethe

Central Avenue exit and turn left; turn

right onto Victoria Street. The campus

entrance is a left turn at Tameliff Avenue,

a traffic signal.

From San Bernadino

10WEST - Follow the San Gabriel

Freeway (605) south. Take the Artesia

Freeway (91) west toward Redondo

Beach. Take the Central Avenue exit and

turn left; turn right onto Victoria Street.

The campus entrance is a left turn at

Tamcliff Avenue,a traffic signal.

From San Diego

405 NORTH - Follow the San Diego

Freeway (405) north toward Los Angeles

to Avalon Blvd. (north) off- ramp, Take

Avalon Blvd. north (right) to Victoria

Street. Turn right (east) onto Victoria

Street. The entrance to campus is a rightturn at thenext traffic signal, TameliffAvenue.

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40151 +ENG 420 01 _ Linguistic Analysis 3.00 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A230 C Zoerner 63Cr Listed: 40152 ENG 582 01

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Contemporary Caribbean Writers

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40570 +ENG 494S 01 Independent Study 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 2040571 +ENG 4948S 02 Independent Study 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 2040572 +ENG 4945S 03 Independent Study 3.0, TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 2040573 +ENG 494S 04 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA .TBA TBA TBA staff 13 2040553 ENG 501 01 Advanced Studies in Literature 3.0 ~TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A330 T Giannotti40558 ENG 537 01 Sem: Late Renaissance Lit 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A330 L Feuer 21

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40496 ENG 583 01 Seminar: Psycholinguistics 3:0. 9TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A230 B Mohr 2163Cr Listed: 40410 ENG 419 01 :

40127 ENG 584 01 Seminar: Sociolinguistics 3.02% Dik # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A227. B Mohr 2163Cr Listed: 40126 ENG 317 01 , :

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40575 ENG 594S 02 _ Independent Study 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1321

40576 ENG 594S 03 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13iZ1

40577 ENG 594S 04 Independent Study 30° 1 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 21

40578 ENG 5948S 05 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff ‘ 13 21

40579 ENG 594S 06 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13 21

40580 ENG 594S 07 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13:21

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Finance (See Business Administration)

FRENCH

: 40760 FRE 110 01 Beginning French I f 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A223 staff

: 40761 +FRE 220 01 Second Year French S202 EW 11:30-12:45 pm EAC 502 staff

: + FRE. 494S 01 Independent Study 350me EBay ht TBA TBA TBA TBA M Dominguez 12

GEOGRAPHY‘ 40289 GEO 100 01 Earth The Human Home! ; 3.0 MW? 10:00-11:15 am SBS B110 staff

‘ 40290 GEO 100 02 Earth The Human HomeIl 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C221 R Hay

40291 GEO 100 03 Earth The Human Home I 3.035. FER 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C221_ R Saunders

40294. GEO 315 01 Meteorology 30seeTER 1:00-2:15 pm. NSM D123 staff

40295 GEO 350 01 World Geography 3,0 5°9TR # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM B252_ R Saunders

42549 GEO 350 02 World Geography 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C213 staff

40296 GEO 360 01 North America 3.0 | MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM B252 staff

40297 GEO 360 02 North'America 3:0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC 11305 staff

42550 GEO 360 03 North America 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B215 staff

Yt 42728 GEO 408 01 Photos and Remote Sense 3.0 TTh 8:00- 8:30 am ERC A127 .R Hay 64

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42729 +GEO 408L 01 Photos and Remote Sense 0.0 TTh ; 8:31-11:00 am ERC A127 staff 64

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40300 GEO 433 01 _ Environmental Analysis 3.024 Tih 2:30- 3:45 pm’ NSM D123 staff

GEO 494S 01 Independent Study 1.0 :TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

GEO 4948 02 Independent Study 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

GEO 4948 03 Independent Study 3.0. ‘TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 2

GEO 498S 01 _ Directed Research 1.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

GEO 498S 02 Directed Research 2.0: TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

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Graduate Education (See Education)*

HEALTH SCIENCE42186 HEA 100 01 _ Health & Lifestyles 3.0 MW 1:00-. 2:15 pm LCH A324 R McCann

42187 HEA 100 02 Health & Lifestyles 3.05 Th 12:30-12:45 pm LCH A324 .R McCann

42188 .HEA 100 03 Health &Lifestyles 3.047 rh 1:00- 2:15 pm, LCH A324 R McCann

42091 +HEA 250 01 Normal&pathological Gait 2.03 10h # 4:00- 6:00 pm LCH A324 staff ll

42480 HEA - 280 01. Orientation & Rad Protect 10 ©MTWThEF TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11

RT Ist Year only

42483 HEA 281 02 Med Terminology:Radiology 1.0 MTWThEF TBA TBA TBA TBA staff ll

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42378 HEA 287 01 _— Clinical Practicum I 1.0 S TBA TBA SBS D121 staff 11

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42189 HEA 300 01 Health In Public Educ BOISE # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A324 J Chase

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42085 +HEA 354 01 Above Knee Prosthetics I 3.0 M 8:00- 2:00 pm, SAC 1107. T Staats 11Co-req. HEA 354A

42726 +HEA 371 Ol RT Legal Perspectives Review 10 MTWRE TBA TBA offcampus staff 11Licensed Technologists only

42475 + HEA 372 01 _ RT History, Philosophy, Review BOOS TBA TBA SBS D121 staff Ly42479 +HEA 374 01 RT Sociopolitics Review aS TBA TBA SBS D121 staff 1142476 HEA 380 01 Darkroom Chem/Techniques 1.0 = MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11

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42477 HEA 381 01 Patient Care Proc Re: Radiolog 2.0. MTWTHFS TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11/ RT Ist Year only

42485 HEA 382 01 _ Prin Of Radiographic Exposure 3.0 MTWThF TBA’ TBAX TBA TBA staff 11RT Ist Year only

42487 HEA 385 01 Radiation Protection 3.0 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11: RT Ist Year. only

42488 HEA 385 02 Radiation Protection 305)-S TBA TBA SBS. D121 staff 11Licensed Technologists only i

42489 HEA 387 01 Clinical Practicum II 3.0 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11RT Ist Year only

42276 +HEA 401 01 Pa Hist/Phil And Review 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff ll42278 +HEA 403 01 Pa Politics And Review 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1142272. +HEA 421 01° AdvClin Prim Care! 40 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1142274 +HEA- 422 01 AdvClin Prim Care II 8.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1142200 +HEA 466 01. Environ Health Problems Bey sr 9:00-11:45 am SCC 11305 staff 1142725 +HEA 468 01 Multicultural Health 3.0 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm SHC Al4l1_ E Wells42201 +HEA 472 01 Survey Of Health Care Fin 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A324. T Finn il42202 +HEA 474 01 Health Care Ethics 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm. LCH A324 » staff42491 HEA 480 01 Radiological Physics 2.0 _. MTWThF TBA ‘TBA TBA TBA staff ll

RT 2nd Year only

42492 HEA 480 02 Radiological Physics 20ers TBA TBA SBS. Di21 staff 11Licensed Technologists only

42493 HEA 481 01 Topogr Anatomy & Positions II 3.0 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11RT 2nd Year only

42494 HEA 481 02 Topogr Anatomy & Positions II 3.0555 TBA TBA SBS — D121 staff 11Licensed Technologists only

42495 HEA 487 01 Clinical Practicum IV 1.0 MTWThF TBA TBA TBA TBA staff i}RT2nd Year only

42496 +-HEA 487 02 Clinical Practicum IV 1.0 S TBA TBA SBS _D121° Staff 11; Licensed Technologists only :42497» HEA 488 01 Clinical Practicum V 3.0 MTWThE TBA TBA TBA TBA staff i

RT 2nd Year only

42498 HEA 488 02. Clinical Practicum V 3.0 S TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13Licensed Technologists only

42203 +HEA 490 01 Hea Sci Senior Seminar 1.0%: Thi # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 <A Whittemore 1142106 + HEA 493 01 Precep Orth/Pros 2.0 °F 8:00- 5:00 pm offcampus staff 1142499 HEA 499 01 _ Senior Project Radiology 10. PBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1142500 HEA 499 02 Senior Project Radiology 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff. 11

Licensed Technologists only

HEALTH SCIENCES, DIVISION OF42167 HSC 201 01 Health Systems & Perspectives 3:07 # 4:00- 6:45 pm LCH A324 D Washington42204 HSC 201 02 Health Systems & Perspectives 3.055 WW. # 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 902 D Washington42205 + HSC 308 01. Pathophys for Hlth Professions 0" W, # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A229 P D’Amore42206 +HSC 492 01 _ Research Methods in Hlth Sci Aae 2:00- 4:45 pm LCH A324 P D’Amore

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

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42207 +HSC 492 02 Research Methods in Hlth Sci 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm EACBIdg4 | E Hope

+ HSC 494S 01 Independent Study in Hlth Sci 1.071 BA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

\ + HSC 494S 02 Independent Study in Hlth Sci 2.0). ALBA TBA TBA TBA. TBA staff 12

i + HSC 494S 03 Independent Study in Hlth Sci 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

42212 +HSC 495 01 _ Spec Topics in Hlth Sciences 3.055) Ve # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A229 staff

; Sex in the Lifecycle

42213 +HSC 495 02 Spec Topics in Hlth Sciences 3,0) Ww # 7:00- 9:45 pm SHC Al41 staff

Intro to Hlth Care Marketing

; 42214 +HSC 501 01 Adv Res Meth in Health Science 3:0 35 9:00-12:00 pm EAC 901 M Bazargan 11

i Co-req HSC501A

i 42215 HSC 501A 01 AdvRes Meth in Hea Sci - Act OO" ES: 1:00- 3:00 pm LCH A324 M Bazargan

; 42216 HSC 502 01 Principles of Epidemiology KBVeit # 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 901 A El-Ahraf 11

' 42217. HSC 505 01 Teach & Learn in Hea Prof Sta We # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A225 R McCann 11

42224 +HSC 511 01 AdvCls Std Emerg Med Res 8.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA. E Hope 11

HSC 5948 01 _ Ind Study in Health Science Oy TPBAs TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1112

HSC 594S 02 Ind Study in Health Science 20inTBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11 12

i HSC 5948 03 Ind Study in Health Science S00. bw TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1112

i 42244 HSC 595 01 Special Topics: 3.0 S$ # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A229 staff 11

' Mgmt & Eval in Hlth Prof Ed

' 42261 HSC 595 02 Special Topics: 3.0 Th # 7:00-9:45 pm EAC 901 staff il

M Strategic Marketing & Planning ‘

| 42262 HSC 595 03. Special Topics: NT 8 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E145 S$ Holmes 11

\) Healthcare Leadership & Management

: 42263 +HSC 598S 01 Directed Research 4:0), TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA E Hope 11

\ 42264 +HSC 599 01 Graduate Capstone Activity 1.0») /TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA E Hope 11

i 41759 HSC 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course D055 PBA. TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13

, . To register, contact Extended Education

‘ . in EE 1100orphone (310) 243-3741.


HISTORY

40607 HIS 100 01 Perspective On The Presnt 310.3) SMW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS E122 M Garber 23

Y This section is for Honors '

; Students or w/instructor’s permission.

40609 HIS 101. 01 History Of United States 3.0 Srerih 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ B209 staff 41

4 40608 HIS 101 02 History Of United States "3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS D121 staff 41

: 40611 HIS 101 03 History Of United States 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D121 staff 41

4 40612 HIS 101 04 History Of United States 3.0: 5 RED. 11:30-12:45 pm SBS _ D121 staff 41

: 40613 HIS 101 05 History Of United States 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS _ B209 staff 41

i HIS 101 50 History Of United States 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 13 41

S Credit by Examination Only

HIS 101. 51 _ History Of United States =3.0\ EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 13 41

ie Statewide Nursing Students only

: 40614 HIS. 120 01 World Civilizations I 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS £122 C Udeze

: 40616 HIS 120 02 World Civilizations I 3.0. Tis # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS D121 staff

: 40617 HIS 121 01 World Civilizations II Shen 10:00-11:15 am SBS D121 H Holter

< 40618 HIS 121 02 World Civilizations II 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B209 staff

: 40619 HIS 121 03 World Civilizations II 30° “TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E122 J Auld

rh 40620 +HIS 300 01. Research & Writing Skills S02 MW i 10:00-11:15 am SBS A210. M Garber 1191

i. ‘40622 +HIS 300 02 Research & Writing Skills j 30 MW | 2:30-.3:45 pm SBS A210 M Garber 1191

: 40623 HIS 301 01 Indiv Fam & Com His Persp Si0r 58 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B209_ N Hollander

. 40624 HIS 301 02 Indiv Fam & Com His Persp 3.0::.2; Fa 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS’ B231 staff

ei 40625 HIS 301 03 Indiv Fam & Com His Persp 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D219 staff

y 40626 HIS 301 04 Indiv Fam & Com His Persp 310! MW; # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS_ B203 staff

Y 40627. HIS 301 05 Indiv Fam & Com His Persp 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS _ B203 staff '

: 40628 +HIS 304 01 Theory & Prac Of History ‘ 30) dE # 7:00- 8:15 pm SAC 1101 H Holter

. 40629. HIS 305 01 World History for Teachers 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B115 staff

: 40630 HIS 305 02 World History for Teachers 30 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A144_ ° staff

NM 40631 HIS 311 01 Early Middle Ages Si Very 2:30-3:45 pm SBS A204. C Udeze

: 40632 HIS 318 01 Russia Under Tsars 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS Al44 staff

P 40634 HIS 335 01 US War & Depression , : 5.02 ET 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A204 _ L Luciano

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aFootnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.

+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).68

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40635 HIS 335 02 USWar&Depression — 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E149 PFStricker40667, HIS 336 01 US Recent Period 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS D219 F Stricker40636 HIS 341 01 California 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B231_ L Luciano 63


40665 HIS 341 03 California 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS _ B203 staff41921 HIS 341 04 California 3.0 TTh 10:00-1 1:15 am ‘SAC 1101 staff41830 HIS 341 29 California 3.0. TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B231 L Luciano 63


40640 HIS 348 01 Labor In American Society 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E149 _ FStricker40641 HIS. 363 01 Modern China 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A204 staff40644 HIS 364 01 Traditional Japan 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS A204 staff40646 HIS 367 01 Latin America: National 3.0:- oT # 4:00- 6:45 pm EAC 500 N Hollander40645 HIS 368 01 Mexico: Colonial 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm EAC 901 staff40647 HIS 376 01 _ Film As History 3.0(. 0h 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS £220 L Luciano40648 HIS 380 01 Women In History 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B203' M Garber42576 HIS 395 01 _ Special Topic In History: 3.0). TTR: # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS A216 staff

Multicultural America

40649 +HIS 490 01 — Senior Seminar In History 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A204 F Stricker40841 + HIS 490 02 Senior Seminar In History 3.0 TTh # = 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC E149 J Auld

HONORS PROGRAM40607 HIS 100, 01 _ Perspective On The Presnt 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS E122. M Garber 23

This section isfor Honors Studentsor w/instructor’s permission.

HUMANITIES40387 +HUM 200. 01 _ Intro To Humanities 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A224 P Rodney 78

The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide; study sessions for students in this section.

40388 +HUM 200 02_ Intro To Humanities 3:0°° PT 10:00-11:15 am LCH A224 staff 78The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40389 +HUM 200 03. Intro To Humanities 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A224 D Lewis 78The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessions for students in this section.

40390 +HUM 200 04 IntrorTo Humanities 3.0: 9’ETh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A224 staff 23 78Honors Students only

:The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40391 +HUM 200 05 Intro To Humanities 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A224 staff 78The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessions for students in this section.

40392 +HUM 200 06 Intro To Humanities 3.0 TTh # 5:30-6:45 pm LCH A224 staff 78The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40393 +HUM 200 07 Intro To Humanities 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A224 staff 78The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide jstudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40581 +HUM 310 01° Key Concepts . 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A216 staff 19War and Human Experience

40582 +HUM 310 02 Key Concepts HG). TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS A216 L Luciano 19War and Human Experience '

40583. + HUM 310 03 Key Concepts 3.0. TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A224 staff 19‘The American Dream

40584 +HUM 310 04 Key Concepts 3.0 TTh * 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A216 staff 19The American Dream

40585 +HUM 310. 05 Key Concepts 30> Sb 1:30- 4:15 pm SBS B209 L Fitzsimmons 19Success and Values in the U.S. S

40586 +HUM 310 06 Key Concepts : 30 M # 6:30- 9:15 pm_ offcampus staff 51Location: Rancho Dominguez

40587 + HUM 310 07. Key Concepts B02 OTtas 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B203 W DeLuca 19Power of Masks

40776 +HUM 310 08 Key Concepts 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B137~ L Fitzsimmons 19Lives of Faust

+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).+

. Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.69

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41139 +HUM 310 09 Key Concepts 8.0: th: 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A216 staff 19

The American Dream

42730 +HUM 310 10 Key Concepts 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm. SBS B231 staff 19

: LivesofFaust

40588 +HUM 312 01 Key Movements 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 .pm SBS A144 staff 19

To Be Announced

40589 +HUM 312 02 Key Movements 3.0°- > ih # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS D219 staff 19

Promise of the West

40590 +HUM 312 03 Key Movements 3:0" MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A224 H Caldwell 19

The Arts and Social Protest ‘

40592 +HUM 312 04 Key Movements SO hake 9:30-12:15 pm SBS Al44 staff 19

Modernism

40593 +HUM 312 05 Key Movements : Its 1:00- 3:45 pm LCH A219 M Furusa 19

African Literature & Culture

40594 +HUM 312 06 Key Movements SOG. NW. 10:00-11:15 am SBS D219 M Furusa 19

African Literature & Culture

40596 +HUM 314 01 Key Issues 3.0) Th 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A216 staff 19

To Be Announced

40598 +HUM 314 03 Key Issues 3:0. We # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E220 D Brooking 19

Art & Social Protest

40599 +HUM 314 04 Key Issues 3:0: /ETh 10:00-11:15 am SBS B231 staff 19

Literature & the Rights ofWomen

40600 +HUM 314 05 Key Issues 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B137_ D Brooking 19

Art & Social Protest :

40601 +HUM 314 06 Key Issues 3.0 S 8:30- 6:00 pm LCH A224 staff 19

Literature & the Rights ofWomen

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19Must attend first class. No adds past 8/24.

40604 HUM 520 01 Seminar In Art x S00 ve # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A224 staff 21

40605 HUM 540 01 Seminar ini History 30-6 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC K144 staff 21

+ HUM 594S 01 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA. TBA TBA TBA D Lewis 1221

+ HUM 5998 01 Final Project 5:0) =. JDBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Lewis £2 21

41760 HUM 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA ‘TBA staff, 13


in EE 1100 or phone (310) 243-3741.

For further info. contact your program instructor.

HUMAN SERVICES40935 ANT 310 01 Culture & Personality 3.0 MW #. 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B110 S Needham

40952. ANT 335 01 Comparative Cultures 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A144 S Orellana

42168 ANT 344 01 Cross-Cult Persp: Aging 3,02 Ra # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B131 staff 63


40950 ANT 389 01 Transmission Of Culture 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS. A144 staff

40951 ANT 389 02 Transmission Of Culture 3.07 UTE 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS Al44_ S Orellana

40719 +BIO 250 01 ElemHum Anat & Physiol d 0: orpan 8:30- 9:45 am SCC 11305 staff

40730 +BIO 374 01 Drug Abuse 3.00 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm EAC 900 R_ Giacosie

41069 +BIO 380 01 Bio Childhd & Adolescence 3:07 FT 1:00- 2:15 pm EAC 502 R: Giacosie

40738 +BIO 386 01 Human Aging 3.0 cob 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D225 staff

41154 HUS 300 01. Intro To Human Services 3.0 5 8:30-11:00 am LCH A228 J Todd 11 30

40031 PSY 314 01. Behavior Modification 3.00.) PER 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B13i . L Rosen

40032 PSY 314 02 Behavior Modification $10 <3TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS _ B209 staff

40035 PSY 340 01 _ Social Psych: Psych Persp 3.0. Sto 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F225 S$ Wilcox

40036. PSY 340 02 Social Psych: Psych Persp » 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS E220 _ § Santos

40037 PSY 342 01 Interprsn And Group Dynam 310 “AMIW 10:00-11:15 am SBS A216 staff

40038 PSY 342 02 Interprsn And Group Dynam 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A228 staff

40039 PSY 350 01 Developmental Psychology 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B131 M Hurtado-Ortiz

40040 PSY 350 02 Developmental Psychology 3:0: MW: 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B110 M Hurtado-Ortiz

40041 PSY 350 03 Developmental Psychology 3.0 MW # 5:304 6:45 pm SBS B231 M Hurtado-Ortiz

40042 PSY 352 01 Psych Adult Develop/Aging 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS F225. M Hurtado-Ortiz

40044 PSY 353. 01 Experience Death & Dying 23.0701) VEY 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F225. S$ Wilcox

40048 PSY 363 01 The Abnormal Personality ro age a} 10:00-11:15 am SBS D225 R Davis

40049 PSY. 363 02 The Abnormal Personality BLO Ale 1:00- 2:15 SBS F225 R& Davispm


+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).70

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40052 PSY 363 03 The Abnormal Personality 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B131 A Hass40055 PSY 367 01. Effective Comm Skills 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS F225 staff40056 PSY 367 02. Effective Comm Skills 3.0°:. TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D225 staff40162 PSY 368 01 Human Sexuality 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B110 staff40057. PSY 372 01 Indust Organizational Psy 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D225 S§ Danis40059 PSY 383.01 _—~Psych Of Black Experience 3.0 "°F 8:30-11:15 am SBS D225 R Davis40060 + PSY 396 01 Practicum In Psychology 3.0 M 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A246 J Todd 3152 58 64

Co-req PSY 396S41750 +PSY 396S 01 Practium In Psychology 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Todd 3152 58 64

Co-req PSY 396

40075 +PSY 464 01 Intro To Clinical Psych 3.0 TTh. # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS F225. A Bohart40078 +PSY 496 01. Internship 6.0 wt 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A204 J Todd 20 31 64

Co-req PSY 4968

41751 +PSY 496S 01 Internship 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Todd 20 3164Co-req’' PSY 496

42114 PUB 300 01 Foundation OfPub Admin 20: eren 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B137_ R Bittick42118 PUB 300 02 Foundation Of Pub Admin 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS F225 staff42119 PUB 300 03 Foundation OfPub Admin 330° oF # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E153 staff42135 PUB 371 01 _ Health Svc Adm Pub Policy 8.0“; TTh # 5:30-6:45 pm SBS E126 I Baxter41559 +REC 334 01 Leis Educ & Geron 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SAC 3148 staff40070 SOC 315 01 Sociology OfWork 3.0. -TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B131 R Hovard40071 +SOC 316 01 Sociology OfAdult Life: Agin 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B131 -S Raphael 63


40074 SOC 320 01 _ The Family 20.7 tn 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B110. S$ Raphael40077, SOC 320 02 The Family SO ea # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS _ B110 staff40080 = SOC 322 01 Soc Environ Of Education 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B131 W Blischke40084 SOC. 322 02 Soc Environ Of Education 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D225 staff40088 SOC 331 01 Minority Racial Ethnc Rel 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS _ B131 staff40089 SOC 331 02 Minority Racial Ethnc Rel SOE 9:00-11:40 am SBS D225 D Bryan40092 SOC 340 01 Soc Psych: Soc Perspectiv 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SCC E153. § Riskin40093 SOC 340 02 Soc Psych: Soc Perspectiv 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D225 S$ Riskin40094 SOC 341 01 Seminar In Small Groups 3.0 #F # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B203 staff40099 SOC 363 01 Drug& Alcohol Use 3.00 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS_ B131 staff40100 SOC 364 01 Corrections 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC E153 J Quicker40104 SOC 369 01 JuvenileDelinquency 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC 11305 J. Quicker40105 SOC 369 02 Juvenile Delinquency S02 1:00- 3:30 pm SBS F225 staff40106 SOC 381 01 Field Studies Urban Probs 3.0 M # 8:30- 9:45 pm SAC 3152 A Ryave 30 31 64 :, Co-req SOC 381S

40118" SOC 381S 01 Field Studies Urban Probs O04 TEx TBA TBA TBA TBA A Ryave 3164Co-req SOC 381

INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES40668 IDS 320 01 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 3.0. M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 M Donahoe 63

Cr Listed: 42211 SBS 318 22

41152 WMS 495 01

40669 IDS 320 02 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 3.0 9 T # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ B203 staff40706 IDS 320 03 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 3.05 3 # 6:30- 8:15 pm_ offcampus staff 5140708 IDS 320 04 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 30-0 DP # 6:30- 9:15 pm_ offcampus staff 51Location: Rancho Dominguez ;40712 IDS 320 05 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 3.0 # 6:00- 8:45 pm offcampus staff 51

Location: Downtown Los Angeles 540714. IDS 320 06 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 3.0 # 6:00- 8:45 pm offcampus staff 51

Location: Downtown Los Angeles40670 IDS 326 01 _ Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ E220 staff40671 IDS 326 02 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.07 Sia 1:30- 4:15 pm. SBS D225 staff40707. IDS 326 03 _ Perspectives In Human Studies 30 Th # 6:30- 9:15 pm_ offcampus staff 5140710 IDS 326 04 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0 Th # 6:30- 9:15 pm= offcampus staff 53

Location: Rancho Dominguez40713. IDS 326. 05 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0 # 6:00- 8:45 pm offcampus staff 51

Location: Downtown Los Angeles40715 IDS 326 06 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0 W # 6:00-'8:45 pm. offcampus staff 51

Location: Downtown Los Angeles


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40717 IDS 326 07 Perspectives In Human Studies A 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS _ B203 staff

40861 IDS 326 08 Perspectives In Human Studies 305 78 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS _ E220 staff

40862 IDS 326 09 — Perspectives In Human Studies 60s ae 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS _ B231 staff

40863 IDS 326 10 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0.3 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D121 staff

40864 IDS 326 11 Perspectives In Human Studies 30 S$ 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B1I15 staff

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19

40672 IDS 330 01 Interdis Top In Civilztn Sek # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 staff

40673 IDS 330 -02 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.0 Su 10:00-12:45:pm SBS _ B231 staff

40676 IDS 330 03 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A202 staff

40716 IDS 330 04 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.0 WwW # 6:30- 9:15 pm_ offcampus staff 51

Location: Rancho Dominguez

40809 IDS 330 05 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3:0. £8 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D121 staff

40810 IDS 330 06 _Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.0..:8S 8:30-6:00 pm SBS _ B209 staff

40814. IDS 330 07 _Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.0; 85 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B115 staff

40816. IDS 330 08 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.0548. 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B203 staff

40815 IDS 330 09 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3075-5 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D219 staff

40677. IDS 336 01 Perspectives In Civilization 3.0:2 We # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 staff

40818 IDS 336 02 Perspectives In Civilization 305-8 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS _ B203 staff

40820 IDS 336 03 Perspectives In Civilization 3.0), 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS _ D121 staff

40822 IDS 336 04 Perspectives In Civilization 3.0: 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS_ B231 staff

40824 IDS 336 05 Perspectives In Civilization 3.0+--S 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS .D219 staff

40827 IDS 336 06 Perspectives In Civilization 30-8 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS BII15 staff

Meets: 11/16, 11/30; 1/15; 2/8, 2/22

40674 IDS 350 01 Interd Top Sci,Tech & Env 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS_ E220 staff

40675 IDS 350 02 _ Interd Top Sci,Tech & Env 3.0 . -Su 10:00-12:45 pm SBS _ B203 staff

40700 IDS 350 03 Interd Top Sci,Tech & Env 30 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B1I5 staff

40702. + IDS 397 01 Writing Adjunct 2.0 $ 7:30- 8:20 am SBS F101 staff 30 52 77

40703 +IDS 397 02° Writing Adjunct 2.0200 # 6:00- 6:50 pm NSM D129 staff 305277

40704: +IDS 398 01 Writing-Adjunct (Comp Cert) 20. th # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS_ B1I5 staff 305277 91

IDS 4948S 01 Independent Study 15.0 “EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

JAPANESE40763 JPN 110 01 Beginning JapaneseI 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A223 staff

LABOR STUDIES41922 + ACC 230 01 Financial Accounting 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS D125 M Auerbach

41923 + ACC 230 02 Financial Accounting SF OW # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A216 C Chang

41924 +ACC 230 03 Financial Accounting 3:0 cee 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D125 R Mazhin

41925 +ACC 230 04 Financial Accounting BOs # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A216 ~R Mazhin

40491 COM 300 01 Organizational Com 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E153 R Turner

40533 +ECO 330 01 Labor Economics 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E149 staff

40640 HIS 348 01 _ Labor In American Society 3.0) °. WW # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E149 _ F Stricker

41753 LBR 411 01 Contracts & Negotiations So 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B231 staff

> Meets: 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26; 11/9

LBR 496S 01 Practicum Labor Studies 3,07 tbe TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11 12 20

40057 PSY 372 01 Indust Organizational Psy 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D225 S Danis

42131 PUB 315 01. Labor-Mgmt Relns In Gov 3.02 S. 9:00-11:45 am SBS B140 staff

40070 SOC 315 01 Sociology OfWork 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B131_ R Hovard

Law (See Business Administration)

LIBERAL STUDIES40411 ANT 312 01 Language And Culture 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A144 $§ Needham 63

Cr Listed: 42532 ANT 312 29 . :

40413 ANT 312 02 Language And Culture 3.0 ITh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B137 J Gasco

40416 ANT 312 03 Language And Culture So) ee # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A144 staff

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} 42532 ANT 312 29 Language And Culture 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS Al44 S Needham 63| Liberal Studies Majors only


} 40950 ANT 389 01 Transmission Of Culture 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A144 staff40951 ANT 389 02 _ Transmission Of Culture Bus Ae 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A144 § Orellana40412 ART 100 01 Looking At Art 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A228 staff

| 40414" ART 100 02 Looking At Art 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A228 staff: 40415 ART 100 03 Looking At Art 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A228 staff

40417, ART 101 01 Experiencing Creative Art 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A228 staff; 40418 ART 110 01 Introduction To World Art I ae SEE 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A228 L Ivers

40422 ART 301A 01 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major 3.0 MW 11:45- 2:15 pm ~LCH* Al15 J Goders40423 ART 301A 02 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major 3.0 MW # 5:45- 8:15 pm LCH A115 staff40424 ART| 301A 03 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major iO: Wt : 2:45- 5:15 pm LCH A115 J Goders40425 ART 301A 04 Arts/Crafts For Non-Major, 3.0 Ss 8:00- 1:00 pm LCH A115 staff40679 BIO. 102 01 General Biology SED: 11:30-12:45 pm ~LCH A103. R Kuramoto

Satisfies G.S. Program, areaB.3, co-enrollment in BIO 103

satisfies lab component ofarea B.

40680 BIO 102 02 General Biology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A103 G McCarthySatisfies G.S. Program, area ‘B.3, co-enrollment in BIO 103

satisfies lab componentof area B.

40684 + BIO 103L 01 General Biology Laboratory 10 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110 L Phillips| 40685 +BIO 103L 02 General Biology Laboratory Oe ee 8:30-11:20 am NSM B110_ R Giacosie

40687. +BIO 103L 03 General Biology Laboratory LO seo-e 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110 R Kuramoto40688 +BIO 103L 04 General Biology Laboratory OT # 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM B110_ C Guze 13

Liberal Studies Majors only. 40689 +BIO 103L 05 General Biology Laboratory $05) We 8:30-11:20 am NSM B110 L Phillips

40690 +BIO 103L_06 General Biology Laboratory 1.0525 Wi 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110 M Gorman40691 +BIO 103L 07 General Biology Laboratory _ 10 #W # 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM B110 M Gorman40692 +BIO 103L 08 General Biology Laboratory 10 Py ~ 8:30-11:20 am NSM B110_ R Giacosie

; 40693 +BIO _103L 09 General Biology Laboratory Oe ee 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B110_ G Kidane41067 +BIO 103L 10 General Biology Laboratory OS eae # 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM B110 C Guze 13


. 42041 CIS 270 01 _ Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0 M 8:30- 9:45 am SBS G126 staff; WwW 8:30- 9:45 am. SBS. A110. 42043 CIS 270 02 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 0M 11:30-12:45 pm SBS. G126 staff

; Ww 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A110: 42044" CIS 270 03 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0 M # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS G126 staff

WwW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS _ A11042048 CIS 270 04 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 30 M # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS G126 staff

|M # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A104

42050 CIS 270 05 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals EOS OR ad 8:30- 9:45 am SBS G126 staffTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A110

42051 CIS 270 06 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals of 3.00 # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS G126 staff; Th # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS A110

42052 CIS 270 07 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0 Th # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS G126 staff| Th # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A110

42053 CIS 270 08 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0) ME 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A110 staff| : WwW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS G126

42054 CIS 270 09 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0 =M 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A110 staff; W 11:30-12:45 pm SBS G126

42055 CIS 270 10 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 30 M # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A110 staff: Ww # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS G126

42056 CIS 270 11 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 20. ok 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A110 staffTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS G126

40853 DAN 130 01 Dance Perceptions 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC 11305 staff40854 DAN 130 02 Dance Perceptions 3.0: Tih # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A103 staff40936 DAN 440 01. Dance for Children 3.0: - TTH 2:30- 3:45 pm GYM A102 staff40530 ECO 315 01 American Economic History 3:0. 0rR 1:00- 2:15 pm EAC 500 F Billes

| 40531 ECO 315 02 American Economic History 3.0.27 “Pi 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F101 F Billes40374 +ENG 305 01 Critical Reading of Literatur 305 EDb: 10:00-11:15 am LCH A229 staff40396 +ENG 305 02 Critical Reading of Literatur 30 Eth: 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A230 L Feuer40407 +ENG 305 03 Critical Reading of Literatur 3:0:.)° "BE 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A227 A White

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section. Nees 73+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

qu h) 3 aaaT easa CUa URS DAYS UM mE INSTRUCTOR rE ts)

40165 +ENG 305 04 Critical Reading of Literatur 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SAC 1101 staff

40556 +ENG 305 05 Critical Reading of Literatur 30°: MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM D123 staff

40145 +ENG 305 06 Critical Reading of Literatur 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A230 staff

42524 +ENG 305 07 Critical Reading of Literatur 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C239 staff

42525 +ENG 305 08 Critical Reading of Literatur 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm. SBS. G122 staff

40369 +ENG 308 01. Crit Approach Child Lit 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C221 staff

40483 +ENG 308 02 Crit Approach Child Lit 0 be # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C213 staff

40125 +ENG 308 03 Crit Approach Child Lit 3.0." “Eth # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C213 staff

40150 -+ENG 308 04 Crit Approach Child Lit 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS D121 staff

40550 +ENG 308 05 _ Crit Approach Child Lit 3.0; “Eth # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM C213 staff

40370 +ENG 314 01. English Syntax: Trad 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A324 staff

40398 +ENG 314 02 English Syntax: Trad 3:07; FFB 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C239 staff

-40163 +.ENG 314 03 English Syntax: Trad 30 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C239 staff

40144. +ENG 314 04 English Syntax: Trad 3.0332 ee # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A227 staff

40157 +ENG 314 05 _ English Syntax: Trad 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A228 staff

40548 +ENG 314 06 English Syntax: Trad 3.0 TTh #. 7:00- 8:15 pm EAC 501 staff

42526 +ENG 314 07 English Syntax: Trad 3:00 2PIR 10:00-11:15 am LCH A324 staff

42527 +ENG 314 08 English Syntax: Trad BOs ode 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C239 staff

42528 +ENG 314 09 English Syntax: Trad 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A221 staff

42529 +ENG 314 10 English Syntax: Trad 3.0 MW 2:30-3:45 pm LCH A227 staff

42530 +ENG 314 11 _ English Syntax: Trad 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A221 staff

42531 +ENG 314 12. English Syntax: Trad 30-008 2:30- 3:45, pm SBS. E116 staff \

40126 +ENG 317. 01, Socioling: Black English 50° cA ER # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A227 Mohr

Cr Listed: 40127 ENG 584 01

40341 +ENG 350 01 Advanced Composition 5.055. Lin 7:00- 8:15 am LCH A229 staff 7791

40346 +ENG 350 02 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A219 staff 7791

40351 +ENG 350 03 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A219 staff 7791

40357 +ENG 350 04 Advanced. Composition 3,0... MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ B203 staff 7791

40358 +ENG 350 05 Advanced Composition 3,0; ° aNW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A229 staff 7791

40366 +ENG 350 06 Advanced Composition BDseal lee 10:00-11:15 am NSM C239 staff 7791

- 40373 +ENG 350 07. Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D219 staff 77 91

40380 +ENG 350 08 Advanced Composition 3.0 “Tin 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D219 staff 7791

40383 + ENG 350 09 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D219 staff 77 91

40402 .+ENG 350 10 Advanced Composition 30>: Tah 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS. D219 staff 7791

40403 +ENG 350 11 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm. LCH A229 staff 7791

40161 +ENG 350 12 Advanced Composition S0se ooh 2:30- 3:45 pm .NSM D129 staff 7791


40124 +ENG 350 14 Advanced Composition 3.0>>- FIR # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A227 staff 7791

40133 +ENG 350 15 Advanced Composition 320)" 2Bn # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM D129 staff 7791

40142 +ENG 350 “16 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS_ BI101 staff 7791

40156 +ENG 350 17. Advanced Composition 3.0-°. FER # 5:30- 6:45 pm SAC 1101 staff 7791

40560 +ENG 350 18 Advanced Composition RO re #. 8:30- 9:45 pm NSM D129 staff 7791

40543 +ENG 350 19 Advanced Composition 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM D129 staff 7791

40549 +ENG 350 20 Advanced Composition 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B231 staff 7791


40563 +ENG 350 22 Advanced Composition 3.0..." Tah # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A230 staff 7791

40295 GEO 350 01 World Geography 3.00 “Peo # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM B252 staff

42549 GEO 350 02 World Geography S:0K 5 MW. 2:30, 3:45. pm NSM C213 staff

40296 GEO 360 01 North America 3.0 MW # -4:00- 5:15 pm NSM B252 staff

40297 GEO 360 02 North America 30° Fib- # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC 11305 staff

42550 GEO 360 03 North America 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B215 staff

40614 HIS 120 01 World Civilizations I $0: PRE 11:30-12:45 pm SBS E122 Udeze

40616 HIS 120 02: World CivilizationsI 3.0.2) BER # 7:00- 815 pm SBS D121 staff

40617. HIS 121 01 World Civilizations II 3.0: Ero 10:00-11:15 am SBS D121 Holter

40618 HIS 121 02. World Civilizations II 3.0 MW 2:30-3:45 pm SBS _ B209 staff

40619 HIS 121 03 World Civilizations II 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS _ E122 Auld

40623 HIS. 301 01. Indiv Fam & Com His Persp a0 Ss 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS » B209 Hollander

40624 HIS 301 02 Indiv Fam & Com His Persp a0, TR 1:00- 2:15. pm SBS B231 staff

40625 HIS 301 03. Indiv Fam & Com His Persp 3.0) 3-298 # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D219 staff

40626 HIS 301 04 Indiv Fam & Com His Persp 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS _ B203 staff



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40627, HIS 301 05 IndivFam&Com His Persp 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS _ B203 staff40629 HIS 305. 01 + ~World History for Teachers BOs Eb: 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS. B115 staff40630 HIS 305 02 World History for Teachers 3.0 MW 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS A144 staff40636 HIS 341 01 California 3.0 TTh 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B231_ L Luciano 63

Cr Listed: 41830 HIS 341 2940665 HIS © 341 03 California 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B203 staff41921 HIS 341 04 California 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SAC 1101 staff41830 HIS 341 29 California 3.0 TTh 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B231_ L Luciano 63


40581 +HUM 310 01. Key Concepts 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A216 staff 19War and Human Experience '40582 +HUM 310 02 Key Concepts ODER 10:00-11:15 am SBS A216 L Luciano 19

War and Human Experience40583 +HUM 310 03 Key Concepts 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A224 staff 19

The American Dream40584 + HUM 310 .04 Key Concepts Or jth 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A216 staff 19

The American Dream40585 +HUM’ 310 05° Key Concepts 3.0 Su 1:30- 4:15 pm SBS B209 L: Fitzsimmons 19

Success and Values in the U.S.40586 + HUM 310 06 Key Concepts . 3.0 M 6:30- 9:15 pm_ offcampus staff 51

Location: Rancho Dominguez40587 + HUM 310 07 Key Concepts B08 EL 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B203. W DeLuca 19Power of Masks

40776 +HUM 310 08 Key Concepts ius A 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B137 L Fitzsimmons 19Lives of Faust;

41139 +HUM 310 09 Key Concepts 3.0% 5°TTR 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A216 staff 197 The American Dream

42730 +HUM 310 10 Key Concepts 3.0 MW 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B231 staff 19Lives of Faust

40588 +HUM 312 01 Key Movements 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A144 staff 19To Be Announced

40589 +HUM 312 02 Key Movements 3.0 TTh 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D219 staff 19Promiseof the West\40590 + HUM 312 03 Key Movements 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A224 H Caldwell 19; The Arts and Social Protest

40592. +HUM 312 04 Key Movements 30. F 9:30-12:15 pm SBS A144 staff 19Modernism

40593 +HUM 312 05 Key Movements 3.0 S 1:00- 3:45 pm LCH A219. M Furusa 19African Literature & Culture

40594 +HUM 312 06 Key Movements 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS D219 M Furusa 19African Literature & Culture

40596 +HUM 314 01 Key Issues 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A216 staff 19To Be Announced

40598 +HUM 314 03 Key Issues 3.0 WwW 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E220 D Brooking 19Art & Social Protest

40599 +HUM 314 04 Key Issues 3.0) BYh 10:00-11:15 am SBS B231 staff 19Literature & the Rights of Women

40600 +HUM 314 05 Key Issues 30 M 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B137_ D Brooking 19Art & Social Protest

40601. + HUM 314 06 Key Issues 3.0 *'§ 8:30- 6:00 pm LCH A224 staff 19Literature & the Rights of Women

. Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19

Must attendfirst class,’ No adds past 8/24.40702 + IDS. "397. 01 Writing Adjunct - 2.0 S 7:30- 8:20 am SBS F101 staff 30527740703 +IDS 397 02 Writing Adjunct 2.0 6:00- 6:50 pm NSM D129 : staff 30527740704 +IDS 398 O01 Writing Adjunct (Comp Cert) 2.0 Th 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B115 staff ' 3052779140865 LBS 010 01 CBEST Prep inReading LY =-7S 1:05- 4:05 pm EAC 502 staff 5258

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/14, 9/21, 9/2840866 LBS 010 02 CBEST.Prep in Reading 1.0 £ 1:00- 4:00 pm SCC L149 staff 35 52 58Meets: 8/30; 9/6, 9/13, 9/20, 9/27 ‘40867. LBS. 020 01 CBEST Prep in Writing GOs sa 1:00- 4:00 pm SCC L149 staff 35 5258Meets: 10/4, 10/11, 10/18, 10/25; 11/1 ;40868 LBS 020 02 CBEST Prep in Writing BO? es 1:00- 4:00 pm SCC L149 staff 35 52 58

Meets: 10/5, 10/12, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s). 7s

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40869 LBS 030 01 CBEST Prep in Mathematics KY 32 1:00- 4:00 pm SCC L149. K Hamdan 35:52

Meets: 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, 12/6, 12/13

42606 LBS 030 02 CBEST Prep in Mathematics 1.0): # 5:00- 8:00 pm EAC 502 K Hamdan 3552

Meets: 11/8, 11/15, 11/22, 12/6, 12/13

40871 LBS 200 01 Intro to Liberal Studies 10M # 4:00- 4:50 pm SCC L149 staff . Sy

40872 LBS 200 02 Intro to Liberal Studies 10 W # 4:00- 4:50 pm SCC L149 staff 52

40873 LBS 200 03 Intro to Liberal Studies 10 W # 5:30- 6:20 pm SCC E167 staff 52

40874 LBS 200 04. Intro to Liberal Studies Gare: 2:30- “3;20 pm SCC L149 staff 52

40875 LBS 200 05 Intro to Liberal Studies Oe ee # 4:00- 4:50 pm SCC E167 staff 52

40876 LBS 200 06 Intro to Liberal Studies 10 M # 5:30- 6:20 pm SCC L149 staff 52

40877 LBS 200 07 Intro to Liberal Studies Oe ae 9:00- 9:50 am SCC L149 staff 25.

40878 LBS 200 08 Intro to Liberal Studies AO ey 1:00- 1:50 pm SCC L149 staff 52

42611 LBS 200 09 Intro to Liberal.Studies Looe 2:30- 3:20 pm EAC 502 staff

40880 +LBS 300 01 _ Service Learning 1.0 T 3:00- 3:50 pm SCC L149 J Mitchell $3.52

Students must be available

i Tue & Thur; 7-8 amfor assignment

40881 +LBS 300 02 Service Learning EOE W # 5:00- 5:50 pm SCC L149 staff 13 52

41144 +LBS 300 03 Service Learning 10° M- 3:00- 3:50 pm SCC L149 staff 13 52

41145 +LBS 300 04 Service Learning 1.0 M # 4:00- 4:50 pm SCC E167 : staff 13.52

40879 LBS 380 01 Blended Science Methods 4.0. MW 3:00- 4:40 pm SCC E145 A Sinha 11

Blended Option students only

40882 +LBS 400 01 _ Senior Seminar in Lib. Studie 2.0 W 2:30- 3:55 pm SCC L149 _ S$ Johnston 52

40883 +LBS 400 02 _ Senior Seminar in Lib. Studie 2.0 Th # 4:00- 5:25 pm SCC L149 S Johnston 52

40884 +LBS 400 03 Senior Seminar in Lib. Studie 2.0 Th # 7:00- 8:25 pm SCC L149 § Johnston 52

40885 +LBS 400 04_ Senior Seminar in Lib. Studie 2040S 9:00- 2:00 pm SCC E167 staff 52:58

Meets: 8/24, 9/14, 9/28, 10/26, 11/9

40886 +LBS 400 05 Senior Seminar in Lib. Studie 20:2 )58 9:00-2:00 pm SCC_ L149 staff 5258

Meets: 8/24, 9/14, 9/28, (SCC L149);

and 10/26, 11/9 (SCC E173)

40887 +LBS ° 400 -06 Senior Seminar in Lib. Studie RO 255 9:00--2:00 pm EAC 900 staff 35 52

Meets: 9/14, 10/12, 11/2, 11/23, 12/14

40888 +LBS 400 29 Senior Seminar in Lib. Studie 205 F 2:00- 4:50 pm SCC E145 J McGowan 1%52

Blended Option students only

40889 +LBS 401 01 Subject Matter EquivClass 1.0 S 9:00- 1:00 pm EAC. 502 staff 52 58

Meets: 8/24; 9/28; 10/26; 11/23

41004. +MAT 171 01. Math For Elem Teach: Real Num 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS. F125 staff

41005 +MAT 171 02 Math For Elem Teach: Real Num 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C213 staff

41006 +MAT 171. 03 Math For Elem Teach: Real Num 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SCC J146 staff

The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessions for students in this section.

41007 +MAT 171 04 Math For Elem Teach: Real Num 3.0 Tih # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B110 staff

41008 +MAT 171 05. Math For Elem Teach: Real Num 30° iain # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E173 staff

41023 +MAT 207 01 Math For Elem Teachrs: Geomtr 3.0 MWE 10:00-11:10 am SCC J146 staff 64

Co-req 410207 MAT 207A 01

41024 +MAT 207 02. Math For Elem Teachrs: Geomtr 3.0 MWE 1:00- 2:10 pm SBS B115 staff 64


study sessions for students in this section.Co-req 41028 MAT 207A 02

41025 +MAT 207 03 Math For Elem Teachrs: Geomtr 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS. BI140 staff 64

Co-req 41029 MAT 207A 03

41026 +MAT 207 04 Math For Elem Teachrs: Geomtr 3.0 S 9:00-12:30 pm SBS B215 staff 64

Co-req 41030 MAT 207A 04

41027. + MAT 207A 01 Math For Elem Tchrs:Geo Activ 0.0-. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64

Co-req 41023 MAT 207 01

41028 +MAT 207A 02. Math For Elem Tchrs:Geo Activ C.035). EBA. TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64

Go-req 41024 MAT 207 02

41029 +MAT 207A 03. Math For Elem Tchrs:Geo Activ 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA. TBA staff 64

Co-req 41025 MAT 207 03

41030 + MAT 207A 04 Math For Elem Tchrs:Geo Activ 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64

Co-req 41026 MAT 207 04 ;

41130 MUS 101 01 Introducing Music 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A202 staff

41107. MUS 101 02. Introducing Music 3.0: TTh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A202 staff

41120 MUS 101 03 _ Introducing Music 3,0. seth 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A202 D Champion

41132. MUS 101 04° Introducing Music 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A202 R Butler



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Introducing Music 3.0Students wishing to enroll inthis class should visit:

http://music2.csudh.edu/mus101

Music Fundamentals 3.0

Music Fundamentals 3.0

Music For Children 3.0Co-req MUS 340A

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1:00- 2:40

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pm

pm

LCH

GYM

GYM

GYM

GYM

A204

D102

A104

A104

A104

staff

M Ernst

staff

A Marich

C Casten

64

64

64

64

41523

41524

41525

PED

PED

PED

425

425

425

08

09

29


(Meet In Classroom First ClassMeeting)

Co-req 41531 PED 425A 08

MW # 7:00- 8:40 pm GYM A104 staff



Co-req 41532 PED 425A 09

7:30- 9:50 GYM A104 staff 64


(Meet in Classroom First Class Meeting)Co-req 41533 PED 425A 29

MW # 4:00- 5:50 pm GYM A104 staff 64

41634

42344

PED

PED

425

425

41

42

PeIn The Elementary Sch 3.0(CallOffice for Information)Co-req 41530 PED 425A 41

Pe In The Elementary Sch 3.0Co-req 42345 PED 425A 42

TBA

TBA

TBA TBA

TBA TBA

41526 PED 425A 02 Pe In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0Co-req 41519 PED 425 02

TBA TBA. TBA

internet

internet

TBA TBA

C Casten

C Casten

staff

36 64

64

55 64 92


TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Ernst 55 64 92


TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA A Marich 55 64 92


TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Casten 55 64 92

41531 PED 425A 08 Pe In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0Co-req 41523 PED 425 08 -

TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 55 64 92


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Co-req 41524 PED 425 09

41533. PED 425A 29 PeIn The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA | A Marich 55 64 92

Go-req 41525 PED 425 29

41530 PED 425A 41 ~PeIn The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Casten 55 64 92 |

Co-req 41634 PED 425 41.

42345 PED 425A 42 PeIn The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA .C Casten 55 64 92

Co-req 42344 PED 425 42;

41535 PED 447 01 Dan Educ in the Elem School 3.0 eee # 7:00- 9:45 pm GYM A104 staff .

(Meet In Classroom First Class Meeting)

41651. PED 447 02 DanEducin the Elem School 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:25 pm GYM A104 staff


40225 +PHY 300 01 Physical Science for Teachers 4.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C213 staff 11 64

Co-req PHY 300L f

40226 +PHY 300 02 Physical Science for Teachers 40 MW. # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C221 staff 1164

Co-req PHY 300L

40227: + PHY 300 03 Physical Science for Teachers 4,055 00h 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C213 staff Ci 64 fi

Co-req. PHY 300L;

‘40228 +PHY 300 04 Physical Science for Teachers 40 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm ERC B118 staff 1164

Co-req PHY 300L;

40229 + PHY 300 05 Physical Science for Teachers 4.0 SSU 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C213 staff 11 64 ;

Co-req PHY 300L

40914. POL 312 01 State & Local Government 3.0. ith # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS F125 R Palmer 43

40039 PSY 350 01 Developmental Psychology 3.05 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B131 M Hurtado-Ortiz

40040 PSY 350 02 Developmental Psychology 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B110 M Hurtado-Ortiz

40041 PSY 350 03 Developmental Psychology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B231 M Hurtado-Ortiz

40779 © SBS 318 02 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 .MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS E122 staff 19



40780 SBS 318 03 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 ~MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A228 _ A Fisher 19 .

: The Jewish Experience in America;

40781 SBS 318 04 Cultural Pluralism: 3.04.5 NEW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F225 staff 19

East Asian Families & Gender Relations|

40782. SBS 318 05 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E122 L Groff 19 |

Intercultural Communications:

40783 SBS 318 06 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125 J Park 19 63

Asian Pacific Populations : :

Cr Listed: 40845 APP 301 01|

40784 SBS 318 07 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A228 A Hass 19 .

Psychohistory of the Holocaust

40785 SBS 318 08 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS. D121 staff 19 |

Slavery, Race, and Nation : s ;

40786 SBS 318 09 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B209 staff 19


40787. SBS. 318 10 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A103 M Valle 19 |

Latinos in the U.S.

40788 SBS 318 11 Cultural Pluralism: Oct he 11:30-12:45 pm -LCH A228 L Rosen 19 ;


40789 SBS 318 12 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B137 S Needham 19

Socio-Cultural History ofSoutheast Asians in America

40790 SBS 318 13 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 ee 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B115 WLittle 19


40791 SBS 318 14 Cultural Pluralism: 6.0.) ELE 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125 C Udeze 19

- A Historical Perspective 1

40792 SBS 318 15 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D121 FBilles 19


40794 SBS’ 318 16 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D121 S&S Orellana 19

Ethnicity and Health ?

40796 SBS 318 17 Cultural Pluralism: 3.078 1:00- 3:45 pm SBS F225 D Bryan 19

Education, Society and Language;

40797. SBS 318 18 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0.38 1:00- 3:45 pm LCH A228 D Bryan 19 |


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40798 SBS 318 19 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0%... 8 1:00- 3:45 pm SBS B215 staff 19Islamic Religion & Culture inOur Global Community

'40800 SBS 318 = 20 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 }* Su 10:00-12:45 pm SBS D225 staff a

Cultural Conflict in the Southwest41676 SBS 318 21 Cultural Pluralism: 3.00:TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C213 staff 19SurveyofAsian Pacific Theatrical Genre

eeCr Listed: 40846 APP 395 (1

42211 SBS 318 22 Cultural Pluralism: BOL ON # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 M Donahoe 19 63Cr Listed: 40668 IDS 320 01

41152 WMS 495 01 i40202 +SMT 310. 01 Science And Technology 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am NSM B252 staff 1940203 +SMT 310 02. Science And Technology 3.0 .MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM B252 staff 1940204 +SMT 310 03 Science And Technology 3.0 .MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM B252 staff 1940205 +SMT 310 04 = Science And Technology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B252 staff 1940208 +SMT 310 05 Science And Technology 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM B252 staff 1940209 +SMT °310 06 Science And Technology O.0) 2DT 8:30- 9:45 am NSM B252 staff 1940210 +SMT 310 07 Science And Technology S01 Tis 10:00-11:15 am NSM B252 staff 1940211 +SMT 310 08 Science And Technology 20) Lee 1;00- 2:15 pm NSM C221 staff 1940212 +SMT 310 09 Science And Technology RO stbe # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B252 staff 1940213 +SMT 310 10 Science And Technology 3.0) i TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM B252 staff 1940214 +SMT 312 01 Natural Processes 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS B215 staff 1940215 +SMT 312 02 Natural Processes 3.0 TTh 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC 11305 staff 1942573 +SMT 312 03 Natural Processes ee OO WG 7:00- 9:45 pm ERC E127 staff42574 +SMT 312 04 Natural Processes 3.0 Su 1:30- 4:15 pm SBS B231 staff40216 +SMT 314 01 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am NSM C213 staff 1940217 +SMT 314 02 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0 TETR 10:00-11:15 am NSM C213 staff | 1940206 +SMT 314 03 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C221 staff 1940218 SMT 416 01 Earth Science For Teacher 3.0 MW # 4:00- 4:50 pm NSM B234 staff 1964Co-req . SMT416L

40220 SMT 416 02 EarthScience For Teacher 0S STEh 2:30- 3:20 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64Co-req SMT 416L

40219 SMT 416L 01 Earth Sci For Teacher-Lab ae 00 MW # 5:00- 6:15 pm NSM B234 staff 1964- Co-req SMT416

40221 SMT 416L 02 Earth SciForTeacher-Lab 0.00% ETH 3:30- 4:45 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64Co-req SMT416

» 40080 SOC 322 01 Soc Environ Of Education 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B131. W Blischke40084 SOC 322 02 SocEnviron Of Education 3.0 ' MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D225 _ .staff40088 SOC 331 01 Minority Racial Ethne Rel 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS Bi131 staff40089 SOC) 331° 02 Minority Racial EthneRel. 3.0 S 9:00-11:40 am SBS D225 -p Bryan40754 SPA 435 01 Socioling App Mex-Am Dial Sok 8:30-11:15 am LCH A223 M Dominguez 5441185 SPA’ 435 02 Socioling App Mex-Am Dial 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS Di21_ M Dominguez 5441679 +TED 403 29 Reading/LanguageArts. 3.062: TEN 1:00- 3:45 pm SAC 1103 L HuttonBlended Program only

B/CLAD; On Campus : f41168 _THE 320 01 Speech Skills & Tech 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS B231 $§ Weiner41170 THE 337 01. Creative Dramatics 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm UT A102. S§ Weiner 64Co-req THE 337A41171 THE 337A 01 _ Creative Dramatics 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA |S Weiner 64Co-req’ THE 337

Management (See Business Administration)

Marketing (See Business Administration)

MARITAL & FAMILY THERAPYMFT 570 02 Theories ofMFT S20 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC K144 A Bohart 1221MFT 570 01. Theories ofMFT 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A330 FEF Hosokawa 1221MFT 574 01 Human Sexual Behavior 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A232 A Hass 1221MFT 576 01 Human Communication 3.0... W # 7:00-9:45 pm SCC E143 H Charnofsky 1221MFT 586 01 Current Issues in MFT 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E143 staff 1221


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MFT 596 01 Intern/Pract MFT 3.015 ME # 5:00- 6:45 pm LCH A225 _H Charnofsky 122131 64

Ist Year Students Only

Co-req. MFT 596S

MET 596 02. Intern/Pract MFT sOLat # 5:00- 6:45 pm NSM A115 F Hosokawa 12213164

2nd Year Students Only

Co-req. MFT 596802i

MET 596 03 Intern/Pract MFT 3.0 Th # 5:15- 6:59 pm SBS E305 A Bohart 122131 64

2nd Year Students Only

Co-req. MFT 5968 03

MET 596S 01 Intern/Pract MFT 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA, TBA staff 12 21 31 64

Co-req MFT 596

MFT 596S 02 __ Intern/Pract MFT 0,0) 14BA TBA TBA TBA TBA ~ staff 12 21 31 64

Co-req. MFT 596

MFT 596S 03 Intern/Pract MFT 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21 31 64

Co-req MFT 596

41762. MET 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13

To register, contact Extended Educationin EE 1100 or phone (310) 243-3741.

Forfurther info. contactyour program advisor.

MATHEMATICS

40974. MAT 003 -01 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS _ B209 staff 15

t The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide

study sessions for students in this section. °

40976 MAT 003-02 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS F125 staff 15


40977. MAT 003 03 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS _ E122 staff 15


; study séssionsfor students in this section.

40978 MAT 003 04 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am LCH A228 staff 15



40980 MAT 003.05 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C213 staff 15

The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessions for students in this section.

40982 MAT 003 06 Beginning Algebra 3.0 MW #. 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E116 staff 15

The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide:

‘ study sessionsfor students in this section.

40983. MAT 003 07 Beginning Algebra 3.0.2" Tah 8:30- 9:45 am NSM C213 staff 15


40985 MAT 003 08 Beginning Algebra 3.0). TTR 8:30- 9:45 am+ SBS D121 staff 15


40986 MAT 003 09 Beginning Algebra $.0: se 8:30- 9:45 am. SBS. E122 staff 15



40987 °MAT 003 10 Beginning Algebra t



40988 MAT 003 11 Beginning Algebra 3:0) TR # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS_ B115 staff 15



40989 MAT 003 12 Beginning Algebra 30 TTh | # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC J146 staff 15



40990 +MAT 009 01 _ Intermediate Algebra 30 MW. 10:00-11:15 am SBS D225 staff 1302

The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide ;


40991 +MAT 009 02. Intermediate Algebra 2.03. Ww 10:00-11:15 am SBS B115 staff 15 52

The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide :


40992. + MAT 009 03 Intermediate Algebra “3.0. MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A324 “staff 15:52?

The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide‘


3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS F125. staff 15


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40993 +MAT 009 04 Intermediate Algebra 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM C213 staff 1552The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40994 +MAT 009 05 IntermediateAlgebra SOS Le 10:00-11:15 am SBS B215 staff LooeThe C.L.A.S.S. programwill providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40995 +MAT 009 06 IntermediateAlgebra 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS £122 staff 15 52The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

40996 +MAT 009 07 IntermediateAlgebra 3.0. TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS _ B131 staff 1552The C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section. 3 z40997 +MAT 105 01 Finite Mathematics 3.0 MW 7:00- 8:15 am NSM C213 staff40998 +MAT 105 02. Finite Mathematics 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C221 staff40999 +MAT 105 03 Finite Mathematics 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B215 staffThe C.L.A.S.S. program will providestudy sessionsfor students in this section.

41077. +MAT 105 05 _ Finite Mathematics 3.0) *ETh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B209 staff41002 +MAT 105 06. Finite Mathematics 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SCC J146 staff41001 _+MAT 105 07 Finite Mathematics 3.0). Th 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC 11305 staff41003 +MAT 105 08_ Finite Mathematics 3.0 TTh - # 8:30- 9:45 pm NSM C213 staff41004. + MAT 171 01 Math For Elem Teach: Real Numb 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F125 staff41005 +MAT 171 02 Math For Elem Teach: Real Numb 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C213 staff41006 +MAT 171 03 Math For Elem Teach: Real Numb 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SCC J146 staffThe C.L.A.S.S. program will provide ‘study sessionsfor students in this section.41007 _+MAT 171 04 Math For Elem Teach: Real Numb 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B110 staff41008 +MAT 171 05 Math For Elem Teach: Real Numb 3.0. TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E173 staff41009 +MAT 131 01 Elem Stat & Probability 3.0. MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F125 staff41010 +MAT 131 02 Elem Stat &Probability 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS_ B137 staff41011 +MAT 131 03 Elem Stat& Probability 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm NSM B252 staffThe C.L.A.S.S. program will provide

study sessionsfor students in this section.41012 +MAT 131 04 Elem Stat &Probability 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC K144 staff41013 +MAT 141 01 Computers For Math Teachg 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC K144 staff41014 +MAT 143 01 Prob SolvgIn Math 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A229 staff41015_+MAT 153 01 College Algebra &Trigonometryy 4.0 MWF 8:30- 9:40 am SBS B215 staff41016 +MAT 153. 02 College Algebra & Trigonometryy 40 MW # 7:00- 8:40 pm NSM C221 staff41017 + MAT _171 01. Calc For Mgt Life Sci 4.0 MWE 11:30-12:40 pm SCC 11305 staff41018 +MAT 191 01. CalculusT 4.0 MWE 8:30- 9:40 am SBS B115 staff41020 +MAT 191 02 CalculusI 40 T # 7:00- 8:40 pm SBS B137 staffA

Th # 7:00- 8:40 pm SCC kK1i4441021 +MAT 193 01. CalculusII 4.0 MWE 10:00-11:00 am EAC 500 staff41022 +MAT 193 02 Calculus II 40 MW # 7:00- 8:40 pm NSM D123 staff41023. + MAT 207 01 Math For Elem Teachrs:Geomtry 3.0 MWE 10:00-11:10 am SCC J146 staff 64Co-req 410207 MAT207A 0141024 + MAT 207 02 Math For Elem Teachrs: Geomtry 3.0 MWEF 1:00- 2:10 pm SBS B115 staff 64The C.L.A.S.S. program will provide : '

study sessionsfor students in this section.Co-req 41028 MAT 207A 02

41025 + MAT 207° 03 Math For Elem Teachrs: Geomtry 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B140 staff 64Co-req 41029 MAT 207A 0341026 +MAT 207 04 Math For Elem Teachrs: Geomtry S02 8 9:00-12:30 pm SBS B215 staff 64Co-req 41030 MAT 207A 04

41027, + MAT 207A 01 Math For Elem Tchrs:GeoActivy 0.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64Co-req 41023 MAT 207 01

41028 +MAT 207A 02° Math For Elem Tchrs:GeoActivy 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64Co-req 41024 MAT207 0241029 + MAT 207A 03 Math For Elem Tchrs:GeoActivy 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64Co-req 41025 MAT207 03

41030 +MAT 207A 04 - Math For Elem Tchrs:GeoActivy 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64; Co-req 41026 MAT 207 0441031 +MAT 211 01 Calculus III 40 |MWE 10:00-11:10 am EAC 501 staff °41032. +MAT 271 01 FoundationsOf Higher Math 3.0 MWE 1:00- 1:50 pm SBS E116 staff


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41033 +MAT 281 01 Discrete Mathematics 3.0 0eo # 4:00-5:15 pm SCC 11305 staff |

41096. MAT 295 01 Selected Topics In Mathematics £.0.2e70 0p 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC K144 staff

+MAT 2978 01 Independent Study Loe BAL. TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 |

+MAT 2978S 02 Independent Study 2.0 TBA TBATBA. TBA TBA staff 12

+MAT 2978S 03 Independent Study 0. TBA TBA TBA TBATBA staff 12

+MAT 2978 04 Independent Study 40 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

41038 +MAT 321 01 Probabalityand Statistics 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pmnSAC3152 staff

41039’ +MAT 331 01 Linear Algebra 3.0 MWF 11:30-12:20 pm ,EAC 501 staff

41086 +MAT 333 01 Abstract Algebra 3.0 7TEh # 7:00-8:15 pm SBS A104 staff

41093 + MAT 337 01 Mathematical Logic 3.0 MWE 100. 1:50 pm EAC 500_ staff

41040 +MAT 347 01° Modern Geometry 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm EAC 501 staff

41041 +MAT 361 01 _ Finite Automata 3.0 .TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B231 staff

41042. +MAT 401 01 Advanced AnalysisI 3.0 MWE 8:30- 9:20 am NSM D129 staff

41043. +MAT 443 01 History Of Mathematics 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC K144 staff

+MAT 4978S 01 Independent Study 10°" TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA_ staff 12

+MAT 4978S 02 Independent Study . 2.0 |TBA TBA TBA TBA3A TBA staff 12

+MAT 4978S 03 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBATTBA staff 12

+MAT 4978 04 Independent Study 4.0 ° TBA TBA TBA TBA’ TBA staff 12

41049. MAT 523 01 TheoryofFunction 3.0 °M # 5:00- 8:00 pmHughesCenter staff 21

41050 +MAT 555 01 _ Research in Mathematics Educ 3)0-- WW: 5:00- 8:00 pm Hughes Center staff 21

41052. MAT 599S 01 Masters Project 6.0 TBA TBA TBA. ‘TBA TBA staff 4

41761 | MAT 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 . TBA TBA TBA. TBA TBA staff “13

To register, contact Extended Raucohen

in EE 1100or phone (310) 243-3741.


Music41116 MUS 100 01. Concert Music 1,0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A103. D Champion 315263

Cr Listed: 41117 MUS 200 0141118 MUS 300 01

41119 MUS 400 O1

41130. MUS 101 01 _ Introducing Music 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A202 staff

41107. MUS 101 02, Introducing Music t 50 beh 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A202 staff

41120 MUS 101 03. Introducing Music B06 “oben 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A202. D Champion

41132 MUS 101 04 _ Introducing Music 3.0 os 1h 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A202 R Butler

41110 MUS 101 05. Introducing Music B10 aaa. 10:00-11:15 am LCH A202 H Caldwell

MUS 101 06 Introducing Music 3:0 (TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA: D Champion 12

Students wishing to enroll in



MUS 101 41 Introducing Music 3.0.5 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Champion 12

Students wishing to enroll in

this.class should visit:


41131 +MUS 109A 01 Intro To Musicianship 10 MW 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A207 R Butler

41133. + MUS 110 01 Music Fundamentals 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A207 R Butler

41124 +MUS 110 02 Music Fundamentals 3.0" ae 10:00-11:15 am LCH A207 staff

41070 +MUS 120A 01 BeginningVoice Class Lida asWi 2:30- 4:10 pm LCH A207 S Etcheto

41125. + MUS 121A 01 Beginning Piano Class __- BOir soh 8:00- 8:50 am LCH A207 staff

+ MUS 171A 01 _ Chamber Singers 10-7 “Tb 1:00-2:15 pm» LCH A204 ©S Etcheto 12 30 63

Cr Listed: MUS 271A 01MUS 371A 01

‘ MUS 471A 01 :

+MUS 172A 01 Jubilee Choir. 4,02 VE # 6:00- 6:50 pm LCH A202 H Caldwell 12 3063

CrListed: MUS 272A 01 WwW # 6:00- 9:50 pm LCH A202

MUS 372A 01

MUS 472A 01

+MUS 173A 01 Jazz Ensemble 10. MW # 400. 5:15 pm LCH A201 staff 12 30 63


MUS 473A 01|

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40975 +MUS 176A 01 Orchestra 1.0 Ww # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A204 F Steiner 30 63Cr Listed: 40979 MUS 276A 0140981 MUS 376A 01

40984 MUS 476A 01+ MUS 180S 01 ‘Individual Lessons 10: TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 111241117 +MUS 200 01 Concert Music II 10. TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A103. D Champion 52 63Cr Listed: 41116 MUS 100 01

41118 MUS 300 01

41119 MUS 400 0141126 +MUS 209A 01 Musicianship Skills 10 MW 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A202 staff41108 +MUS 210 01° Music Theory I 3.0705" Fh 10:00-11:15 am» LCH A204 staff41075 + MUS. 220A 01 Intermediate VoiceClass 10° 10:00-11:40 am LCH A204 § Etcheto 11 63Cr Listed: 4176 MUS 320A 0141127 _+MUS 221A 01 Intermediate Piano Class 10 WwW 8:00- 8:50 am LCH A207 staff 11+MUS 271A 01. Chamber Singers 1.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH. A204 .-S Etcheto 12 30 63Cr Listed: MUS 171A 01

MUS 371A 01MUS 471A 01

+MUS 272A 01 Jubilee Choir 1.0 M # 6:00- 6:50 pm LCH A202. H Caldwell 12 3063Cr Listed: MUS 172A 01 Ww # 6:00- 9:50 pm LCH A202MUS 372A 01

MUS 472A 01+MUS 273A 01 Jazz Ensemble 1.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm LCH A201 staff 12 3063Cr Listed: MUS 173A 01

MUS 373A 01

MUS 473A 0140979 +MUS 276A 01 Orchestra 1.0 WwW # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A204 F Steiner 30 63Cr Listed: 40975 MUS 176A 01

40981 MUS 376A 01

40984 MUS 476A 01*+ MUS 280S 01 Individual Lessons 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff f1 1241118 +MUS 300 01 Concert Music III 1.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A103. D Champion 52 63Cr Listed: 41116 MUS 100 01

41117 MUS 200 01

41119 MUS 400 0141109 +MUS 309A 01. Adv Musicianship Skills 10 MW 9:00- 9:50 am LCH A204 staff41134 +MUS 310 01 Advanced MusicTheory I 3.0... PEE 10:00-11:15 am LCH A202. R Butler41076 +MUS 320A 01 Advanced VoiceClass 1.0 R 10:00-11:40 am LCH A204. § Etcheto 11 63; Cr Listed: 41075 MUS 220A 01 ;41128 +MUS 321A 01 Advanced Piano Class 10, TTh 8:00-8:50 am LCH A207 staff 1141059. +MUS 340 01 Music For Children 3.0 TTh #- 4:00- 5:10 pm LCH A204 staff 643 Co-req MUS 340A

s41060 +MUS 340 02 Music For Children = 730°. 0Th # 5:30- 6:40 pm LCH A204 staff 64Co-req MUS 340A41061 +MUS 340° 03 Music For Children- 34; Uih # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A204 staff 64Co-req MUS 340A 541062. +MUS 340 04 Music For Children Bo). 9:00-11:45 am LCH A204 staff 64Co-req MUS 340A41063 +MUS 340A 01. Music For Children 0.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A204 staff 64Co-req MUS 340

‘ :41064 +MUS 340A 02. Music For Children 0.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A204 staff 64Co-req MUS 340;

41065 + MUS 340A 03 Music For Children 0.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A204 staff 64To register, contact Extended Educationin EE 1100orphone (310) 243-3741.Forfurther info. contactyourprogram advisor.Co-req MUS 340

41066 +MUS 340A 04 Music For Children 0.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A204 staff 64Co-req MUS 340+MUS 371A 01 Chamber Singers 1020 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A204 § Etcheto 12.63Cr Listed: MUS 171A 01

}MUS 271A 01

MUS 471A 01

+MUS 372A 01 Jubilee Choir © ED eM # 6:00- 6:50 pm LCH A202 H Caldwell 123063Cr Listed: MUS 172A 01 Ww # 6:00- 9:50 pm LCH A202MUS 272A 01 my ZMUS 472A 01


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+MUS 373A 01 Jazz Ensemble 1.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A201 staff 12 30 63


MUS 473A 01

40981 + MUS 376A 01 Orchestra 1.0 WwW # .7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A204 F Steiner- 30 63

Cr Listed: 40975 MUS 176A 01

40979 MUS 276A 01

40984 MUS 476A 01

+ MUS 380S 01 _ Individual Lessons 1.0 ‘TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA S Etcheto hue

+ MUS 380S 02 Individual Lessons 10% SBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1112

41123. + MUS 385 01 Medieval&Renaiss Music 3.0 .MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A202. D Champion

41119 +MUS 400 01 _. Concert Music IV 1.0,° ED # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH Al03 D Champion 315263

Cr Listed: 41116 MUS 100 0141117 MUS 200 01

41118 MUS 300 01

41115 +MUS 401 01 Afro American Music 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A202 H Caldwell


41053 +MUS 446A 01 Woodwind Instruments 10 M # 7:30- 9:10 pm LCH A204 staff

+MUS. 471A 01 Chamber 'Singers 1:00: pe 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A204 __ S, Etcheto 12 30 63


MUS 371A 01

+ MUS 472A 01 Jubilee Choir 1.0 M # 6:00- 6:50 pm LCH A202 H Caldwell 12 30 63

Cr Listed: MUS 172A 01 W # 6:00- 9:50 pm LCH A202

MUS272A 01MUS 372A 01

+MUS 473A 01 Jazz Ensemble 1.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A201 S. staff 12 30 63


MUS 373A 01

40984 +MUS 476A 01 Orchestra. 10 W # 7:00-9:45 pm LCH A204 _ F Steiner 30 63

f Cr Listed: 40975 MUS 176A 01

40979 MUS 276A 01

40981 MUS 376A 01

+ MUS 480S 01 _ Individual Lessons 1G<7 eRe TBA TBA TBA TBA S Etcheto 1112

+ MUS 493S 01 Recital 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA S Etcheto “HY12

+MUS 496S 01 Music Internship 1.0) 7TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 RButler 12 3152

+ MUS 496S 02. Music Internship 2.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 RButler 12:31 52

+ MUS 496S 03 Music Internship 3.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A201 RButler 12.3152

41097 + MUS 499S 01 Senior Project 3.0. SEBA TBA TBA TBA TBA S Etcheto 11

+MUS 593S 01 Recital 1:0) \ 48 # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A103 S Etcheto 1

ANAHEIM: KAISER PERMANENTE MED. OFFICES,

411 NORTH LAKEVIEW, ANAHEIM, 9287 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.ne a

42220 +BSN 315 60 Life Cycle 3:0) ee # 5:30- 9:30 pm offcampus staff

Meets: 9/3, 9/17; 10/1, 10/15, 10/29, 11/12

42221 +BSN 400 60 Health Promotion and Teaching 3.0.) 3S 1:00- 5:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

42222 +BSN 460 60 Nursing Research Utilization BOVERS 8:30-12:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

BELLFLOWER: KAISER PERMANENTE HOSPITAL,

9400 E. ROSECRANS BLVD., BELLELOWER, 9706 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42223 +BSN 310 50 Professional Nursing Horizons 208s E, # 5:00- 9:00 pm offcampus staff

25 65 66 68 ,Meets: 9/3, 9/17; 10/1, 10/15

42227 +BSN 340 50 Prof Collaboration Nrsg Pract 5.0 375 # 5:00- 9:00 pm_ offcampus staff

25 65 66 68Meets: 9/10, 9/24; 10/8, 10/22; 11/5, 11/19 }

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42233 BSN 420 50 Community-Based Nursing II BO 8:30-12:30 pm_ off campus staff 25 65 66 68 ;

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2

84 ’Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.


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Downey: DowNEY COMMUNITY HOsPITAL,11500 BROOKSHIRE AVENEUE, DOWNEY, 90241 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM ALLOCATION.42234 +BSN 305 40 Human Diversity and Healthcare 40 W # 5:00- 9:00 pm offcampus staff 25 656668Meets: 8/28; 9/11, 9/25; 10/9,

10/23; 11/6, 11/20; 12/4

42236 +BSN 405 50 Statistics 3.0 WwW # 5:00- 9:00 pm_ offcampus staffMeets: 9/11, 9/25; 10/9, 10/23; 11/6, 11/20

Downey: KAIsER-IMPERIAL SATELLITE BLpe.,12200 BELLFLOWER BLVD., DOWNEY, 90242 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42232 +BSN 380 50 Health Assessment 40 § 8:30- 5:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68. Meets: 9/7; 10/5; 11/242229 +BSN 400 50 Health Promotion and Teaching 3032S 8:30-12:30 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/24; 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26, 11/942230 BSN 430 50 H/C Systems, Policy & Finance” a Saeey 1:00- 5:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68; Meets: 8/24; 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26, 11/942231 BSN 440 50 Professional Nursing Roles 34.55 8 1:00- 5:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/24; 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26; 1 1/9; 12/14

LONG BEACH: KAISER LONG BEACH PLAZA,3900 E. Paciric Coast Hwy., LONG BEACH, 90804 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.42593 +BSN 345 60 Pathophysiology 4.0 Th # 5:00- 9:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/29; 9/12, 9/26; 10/10,

10/24; 11/7, 11/21; 12/542594 +BSN 400 61 Health Promotion and Teaching 3.0 Th # 5:00- 9:00 pm offcampus staff 25 656668J Meets: 9/5, 9/19; 10/3, 10/17, 10/31; 11/14

Los ANGELEs: M.L. KING/CHARLES DrEw, MEDICAL CENTER,1620 E. 120TH STREET, LOSA ANGELES, 90059 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42239 +BSN 310 40 Professional Nursing Horizons Re +S 8:30-12:30 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26 x42240 +BSN 340 40 Prof Collaboration Nrsg Pract 8.0i22.'S 1:00- 5:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16 y42237 +BSN 410 50 Community-Based Nursing I 50 WwW # 5:00- 9:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/28; 9/11, 9/25; 10/9, 10/23; 11/642238 BSN 430 40 H/C Systems, Policy & Finance” 3.0 WwW # 5:00-9:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/4, 9/18; 10/2, 10/16, 10/30; 11/13

MONTEREY: MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE,980 FREEMONT BLVD., MONTEREY, 93940 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42580 +BSN 380 03 Health Assessment 4.025275 8:30-12:30 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/31; 9/14, 9/28; 10/12; 11/9, 11/1642219 BSN 440 03 Professional Nursing Roles 30°58 1:00- 5:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/31; 9/14, 9/28; 10/12; 11/9, 11/16

POMONA: POMONA VALLEY Hosp. MED. CENTER.,1798 N. GAREY AVENUE, POMONA, 91767 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42602 +BSN 305 61 Human Diversity and Healthcare 40 § 8:30-12:30 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/31; 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26; 11/9, 11/23; 12/742601 +BSN 410 61 Community-Based Nursing I G25 8:30-12:30 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

RIVERSIDE: RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL,4445 MAGNOLIA AVENUE, RIVERSIDE, 92506 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42246 +BSN 380 80 Health Assessment ; 40 WwW # 5:00- 9:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/28; 9/11, 9/25; 10/9, 10/23; 11/642603 BSN 430 80 H/C Systems, Policy & Finance 3.0 W # 5:00- 9:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/4, 9/18; 10/2, 10/16, 10/30; 11/13

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section. . 85+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

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SANTA ANA: WESTERN MEDICAL CENTER,

1001 NorTH TUSTIN AVENUE, SANTA ANA, 92705 -

UTS DAYS

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CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42600 +BSN 345' 61 Pathophysiology 40 S$ 8:30-12:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65°66 68

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,:

10/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7

42248 BSN 440 60 Professional Nursing Roles SOS 1:00- 5:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

q Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

TORRANCE: HARBOR UCLA MEDICAL CENTER,

1000 W. CARSON, TORRANCE, 90509 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42251 +BSN 380 40 Health Assessment 40] # 5:00- 9:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 6

; Meets: 9/3, 9/17; 10/8, 10/22; 11/5, 11/19

42250 BSN 450 50 Principles Ldsp/Mgt in Nursing Boer aS 8:30-12:30 pm_ off campus staff 25 65 66:68

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2 :

42596 +BSN 460 40 Nursing ResearchUtilization 30 M # 5:00- 9:00 pm off campus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/9, 9/23; 10/7, 10/21; 11/4, 11/18

WeEsTLos ANGELES: VETERAN'SADMIN. MED. CENTER,WEST L.A.,WILSHIRE AND SAWTELLEBLVD.,

West Los ANGELES, 9073 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42582 +BSN 405 30 Statistics A B04. 5 th 8:30-12:30 pm offcampus staff

Meets: 8/29; 9/12, 9/26; 10/10, 10/24; 11/7

42583. BSN 430 30 H/C Systems, Policy & Finance 30-058 # 5:00- 9:00 pm off campus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

WHITTIER: PRESBYTERIAN INTERCOMMUNITY;, HOSPITAL,

12401 E. WASHINGTON BLVD., WHITTIER, 90632 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42258 +BSN 310 51 Professional Nursing Horizons 2.0 W # 5:00- 9:00 pm off campus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/4, 9/18; 10/2, 10/16

42598 +BSN 340 51 Prof Collaboration Nrsg Pract 30 W # 5:00- 9:00 pm= offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/11, 9/25; 10/9, 10/23; 11/6, 11/20

42255 +BSN 410 30 Community-Based Nursing I cotSOs # 5:00- 9:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2: a

42599. BSN 450 51 Principles Ldsp/Mgt in Nursing 5.0) eae # 5:00- 9:00 pm_ off campus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 8/29; 9/12, 9/26; 10/10, 10/24; 11/7

WooDLAND HILLs: KAISER PERMANENTE MED. CENTER, |

5601 DESOTO AVENUE, WOODLAND HILLS, 91367 - CALL(310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION:

42581 +BSN 310 20 Professional NursingHorizons 20 OW # 5:00- 9:00 pm offcampus staff 25 6566 68

Meets: 8/28; 9/11, 9/25; 10/9.

42259 BSN 420 30 Community-Based Nursing II Since 0 8:30-12:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2

42260 +BSN 460 20 Nursing Research Utilization 307329 8:30-12:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26; 11/9, 11/23e

Testing Courses - Call (310) 243-3516 for further information

42426 +BSN 305 19 Human Diversity and Healthcare 4.0 Th TBA TBA staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/12/02

42429 +BSN. 315 19 LifeCycle : 3.0 Th TBA TBA staff

Meets: 9/12/02

42430 +BSN 345 19 Pathophysiology A000 Sa TBA TBA staff 25:65 66 68

Meets: 9/12/02

Web-Based Courses - Call (800) 344-5484 for further information

42267. BSN 301 08 Tech. for the Information Age Ons ahd TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/9/02

42268 BSN 301 18 Tech. for the Information Age 1.0) 078 TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

‘ Begins: 9/7/02:

42269. BSN 301 28 ‘Tech. for the Information Age £0725 TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/7/02;

42271 BSN 301 38 Tech. for the Information Age 10°) "Th TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/19/02

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:42280 +BSN 305 18 Human Diversity and Healthcare 40 W TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/28/0242281 +BSN 305 28 Human Diversity and Healthcare 40 W TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/28/0242282 +BSN 305 38 Human Diversity and Healthcare 40 W TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/4/0242283 + BSN. 310 08 Professional Nursing Horizons ZOE OR TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/30/0242284 +BSN 310 18 Professional Nursing Horizons 20. F TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/30/0242285 +BSN 310 28 _ Professional Nursing Horizons 20°. #F TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/6/0242286. +BSN 310 38 Professional Nursing Horizons 20°F TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/6/0242287 +BSN 310 48 _ Professional Nursing Horizons 2.06 5 TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/6/02 ;42288 +BSN 315 08 Life Cycle 3.0 + Th TBA TBA internet staffBegins: 9/5/0242289 +BSN 315 18 Life Cycle 3.0}. Th TBA TBA internet staffBegins: 9/5/02 :42290 +BSN 315 28 Life Cycle SO TR TBA TBA internet staffBegins: 9/12/0242291 +BSN 315 38 Life Cycle 3.005" Thy TBA TBA internet staffBegins: 9/12/0242715 +BSN 325 08. Comp & Alt Healthcare Modal. 1.0534 0h TBA TBA internet staff 25Begins: 9/5/0242293 +BSN 335 08 Biochemistry 4.0 Ww _ TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/28/0242294. +BSN 335 18 Biochemistry 4.0 W TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/28/02

,42299 +BSN 340 08 Prof Collaboration Nrsg Pract 3.0 W TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/4/0242300 +BSN 340 18. Prof Collaboration Nrsg Pract 3.0 W TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins; 9/4/0242301 + BSN 340 28 Prof Collaboration Nrsg Pract 3.0 W TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/18/0242302 +BSN 340 48 Prof Collaboration Nrsg Pract 3.0 Ww TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68, Begins: 9/18/02

42295 +BSN 345 08 Pathophysiology OS Fd; TBA TBA’ internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/3/0242296 +BSN 345 18 Pathophysiology £.0°@ TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68‘ Begins: 9/3/0242297. +BSN 345. 28 Pathophysiology 4.0 T TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/3/0242298. + BSN 345 38 Pathophysiology 4.0..-T TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/3/0242303 +BSN 380 08 Health Assessment Oe OT TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/29/0242304 +BSN 380 18 Health Assessment 2.07) oTh TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/29/0242305 +BSN 380 28 Health Assessment 40 Th TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/29/0242306 +BSN 380 38 Health Assessment 40 Th TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/29/0242307 +BSN 400 08 Health Promotion and Teaching 20S TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/7/0242308 +BSN 400 18 Health Promotion and Teaching i TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/7/02

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42309 +BSN 400 28 Health Promotion and Teaching 30'S TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/7/02: :

42310 +BSN 405 08_ Statistics 3.0 M TBA TBA internet staff

Begins: 9/9/02

42311 +BSN 405 18 Statistics 3.0. M TBA TBA internet staff

Begins: 9/9/02

42312 +BSN 405 28 Statistics 30), =M TBA TBA internet staff

Begins: 9/9/02

42313. +BSN 410 08 Community-Based Nursing I Docs b TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/30/02

42314. +BSN 410 18 Community-Based NursingI D0..t ee TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/30/02

42315 +BSN 410 28 Community-Based Nursing I 6.0 UF TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/30/02

42316 +BSN 410 38 Community-Based Nursing I BO Weak TBA TBA internet staff 25.65 66 68

Begins: 8/30/02

42317 +BSN 416 08 CQlin Health Care Por TBA TBA internet - staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/10/02

42318 +BSN 416 18 CQlin Health Care LO. ek TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/10/02 :

42319 BSN 420 08 Community-Based Nursing II B02 F TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/30/02

42320 BSN 420 18 Community-Based Nursing II 5.0 e TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/30/02

42321. BSN 420 28 Community-Based Nursing II 5.0 gee TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/30/02

42322 BSN 420 38 Community-Based Nursing II DO TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/30/02

42323 +BSN 426 08 Nursing and Telehealth DOs. SF TBA TBA internet staff

Begins: 9/7/02

42324. +BSN 426 18 Nursing and Telehealth 200-55 TBA TBA internet staff

Begins: 9/7/02

42325. BSN 430 08 H/C Systems, Policy & Finance 3.07 \Tn TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/5/02

42326 BSN 430 18 H/C Systems, Policy & Finance 3.0) TR TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/5/02

42327. BSN 430 28 H/C Systems, Policy & Finance Sosa Pe TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

‘ Begins: 9/5/02

42328 +BSN 436 08 Principles Hithcare Budgeting 20S TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

‘ Begins: 9/7/02

42710 +BSN 436- 18 Principles Hlthcare Budgeting 20D TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/7/02

42329 BSN 440 08 Professional Nursing Roles Bs Oe TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/28/02

42330. BSN 440 18 Professional Nursing Roles Burs W- TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/28/02

42331 +BSN 446 08 Intro. to Nursing Case Mgt. B0-25-S TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/7/02

42332 BSN 450 08 Principles Ldsp/Mgt in Nursing 50s Ws TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/28/02

42333. BSN 450 18 Principles Ldsp/Mgt in Nursing 5.0 TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/28/02

_ 42334 BSN 450 28 Principles Ldsp/Mgt in Nursing 5.0 TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 8/28/02

42335 +BSN 456 08 Health & the Global Village 1.0 TBA TBA internet staff . 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/14/02

42336 +BSN 456 18 Health & the Global Village Ross TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/14/02

42337 +BSN 460 08 Nursing ResearchUtilization 3.0 WwW TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/4/02

42338 +BSN 460 18 Nursing Research Utilization 3.0 W TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/4/02

42339 +BSN 460 28 Nursing ResearchUtilization 50 W TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/4/02

42435. BSN 494S 08 Independent Study 10:7) 5 TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68

Begins: 9/10/02


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NURSING (MSN)

ANAHEIM: KAISER PERMANENTE MED. OFFICEs,411 NORTH LAKEVIEW, ANAHEIM, 9287 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

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42388 +MSN 504 85 Advanced Nursing Roles 20. .§ 9:00- 1:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/2642386 +MSN 510 85 Theories for Adv Nursing Roles 5004S 9:00- 1:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,

10/19; 11/2, 11/16 >42387 +MSN 535 85 Ethics in Adv Nursing Roles 2.0 §$ 2:00- 6:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26

BELLFLOWER: KAISER PERMANENTE HOSPITAL,9400 E. ROSECRANS BLVD., BELLFLOWER, 9706 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.42393 +MSN 504 55 Advanced Nursing Roles 26S 9:00- 1:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/1642389 +MSN 513 55 Healthcare Policy/Economics 3.0 Su 9:00- 1:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/8, 9/22; 10/6, 10/20; 11/3, 11/1742390 + MSN 530 55. Rsrch Util in Adv Nursg Pract 8D 5°§ 1:00- 5:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/1642391 + MSN 535 55 Ethics in Adv Nursing Roles 2.0.» Su 1:00- 5:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/8, 9/22; 10/6, 10/20; 11/3, 11/17

ESCONDIDO: PALOMAR MEDICAL CENTER,555 E. VALLEY PARKWAY, ESCONDIDO, 92025 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.Aa a wt ROME AEHA42394 +MSN 504 75 Advanced Nursing Roles 2.0:--§ 9:00- 1:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/1942392 +MSN 535 75 Ethics in Adv Nursing Roles BO o 8 9:00- 1:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: *9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26

Loma Linpa: J.L. PETTIS MEMORAIL VETERAN’S, ADMINISTRATION HosPITAL,1201 BENTON STREET, LOMA LINDA, 92357 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.42713. +MSN 576 70 Prim Careof Family III 40) S$ 8:30-12:30 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,

10/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7

42714 +MSN 577 70 Prim Care of Fam III: Role Per 40 § 1:00- 5:00 pm _offcampus staff 25 65 66 67Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,6810/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7

Los ANGELEs: M.L. KING/CHARLES DREWMEDICAL,1620 E. 120TH STREET, Los ANGELES, 90059 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.42395 +MSN 510 55 Theories for Adv Nursing Roles 3.055 Su 8:00-12:00, pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/25; 9/8, 9/22; 10/6, 10/20; 11/342396 +MSN 514 55 Hlth Promotion & Disease Prev 30K 8:00-12:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/242397 +MSN 526 55 Pharmacology BO: "5 8:30-12:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68: Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,

10/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7 :42398 +MSN 527: 55 Advanced Health Assessment 3.0.°°S 1:00- 4:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,

10/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7442399 +MSN 556 55 Primary Careof the FamilyI 40 §$ 8:30-12:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 64 65 66Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,

6810/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/742400 +MSN 557 55 Prim Care of Fam I: Role Perf 4.0 “S$ 1:00- 5:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 64 65 66Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,

67 6810/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7

42402 +MSN 566 55 Primary Careofthe Family II 40 § 8:30-12:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 64 65 66Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, ; 6810/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.89+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

DEPARTMENThaa Ct Saath UNITS

DAYS HOURS Ey INSTRUCTOR

aTEs

42403 + MSN 567 55 Prim Care of Fam II: Role Perf 40 S$ 1:00- 5:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 64.65 66

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,67 68

10/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7

42405 + MSN 576 55 Prim Care of Family Ill 40 S$ 8:30-12:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,

10/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7

42406 + MSN 577 55 Prim Care of Fam Ill: Role Per 40 -$ 1:00- 5:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 67

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,68

10/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7

42401 + MSN 591. 55. Applied Resrch for Nsg PractI 1,0; Sit 1:00- 5:00 pm offcampus staff 25 64 65 66

Meets: 10/06/2002; 11/17/200268

42404. +MSN 592. 55 Applied Rsrch for Nsg Pract IT 2.0 Su 1:00- 5:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 64 65.66

Meets: 8/25; 9/8, 9/22; 10/668

MONTEREY: MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE,

980 FREMONT BLVD., MONTEREY, 93940 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42384 +MSN 504 03. Advanced Nursing Roles 2.03.25 8:30-12:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

42385 +MSN 514 03 Hith Promotion & Disease Prev 3.0.8 1:00- 5:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

ORANGE: ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL,

1100 W. STEWART DRIVE; ORANGE, 92669 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42408 +MSN 510 45. Theories for Adv Nursing Roles SF cas 9:00- 1:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

42409 +MSN 513 45 Healthcare Policy/Economics 3.0.3 9:00- 1:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/14, 9/28; 10/12, 10/26; 11/9, 11/23

RIVERSIDE: KAISER PERMANENTE MED. CENTER,

10800 MAGNOLIA AVENUE, RIVERSIDE, 92505 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION,

42410 +MSN 514 85 Hith‘Promotion & Disease Prev 3.0 = Su 9:00- 1:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 8/25; 9/8, 9/22; 10/6, 10/20; 11/3

42411 +MSN 530 85 Rsrch Util in Adv Nursg Pract 3.0 Su 9:00- 1:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/15, 9/29; 10/13, 10/27, 11/10, 11/24

West LosANGELES: VETERAN’SADMIN. MED. CENTER,WEST L.A.,

ANGELES, 90073 - CALL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

11301WILSHIRE BLVD.,WEST Los

42414 +MSN 510 35 Theories for Adv Nursing Roles B08 8:00-12:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

42413 +MSN 513 35 Healthcare Policy/Economics 30> Su 8:00-12:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 9/8, 9/22; 10/6, 10/20; 11/3, 11/17

42423 +,MSN 591 75 Applied Resrch for Nsg Pract I £.0>.7 2.50 1:00- 5:00 pm_ offcampus staff 25 64 65 66

Meets: 10/6; 11/17 ; 68

42720 + MSN 592 76. Applied Rsrch for Nsg Pract Il 205575 9:00- 1:00 pm offcampus staff 25 64 65 66

Meets: 8/31; 9/14, 9/28; 10/19; 11/2, 11/16

WooDLAND Hits: Los ANGELES PIERCE COLLEGE,

6201 WINNETKA AVENUE, WOODLAND HILLs, 91371 - CaLL (310) 243-3597 FOR ROOM LOCATION.

42416 +MSN 526 75 Pharmacology 3025-5 8:30-12:30 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,

10/19; 14/2, 11/16; 12/7

42418 +MSN 527 75. Advanced Health Assessment 3038 1:00- 4:00 pm offcampus staff 25 65 66 68

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,

10/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7

42419 +MSN 556 75 Primary Careof the Family I 40 S$ 8:30-12:30 pm_ offcampus staff 25 64 65 66

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,68

10/19; 11/2, 11/16; 12/7

42421 +MSN 557. 75 Prim Care ofFam: Role Perf 40 § 1:00- 5:00 pm offcampus staff 25 64 65 66

Meets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5,67 68

10/19; 11/2; 11/16; 12/7

90‘Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.


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CUSain

UNITS DAYS LUTSS) ETT

ta) Es)

as Oeea

Web-Based Courses- Call (800) 344-5484 for further information42407 MSN 501 08 Nursing Informatics 10° -M TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/2/242412 MSN 501 18 Nursing Informatics 10 M TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/2/242415 MSN 501 28 Nursing Informatics 10 M TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/16/0242417 MSN 501 38 Nursing Informatics 10 M TBA. TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 10/7/0242420 +MSN 504 08 Advanced Nursing Roles 2.0 M TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/30/0242422 +MSN 504 18 Advanced Nursing Roles 20 M TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/30/02

x42424 +MSN 504° 28 Advanced Nursing Roles 20 M TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/30/0242425 +MSN 510 08 Theories for Adv Nursing Roles Sie TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/30/0242427 +MSN 510 18 Theories for Adv Nursing Roles 20" R TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/30/0242428 +MSN 513 08 Healthcare Policy/Economics 2008 TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/30/0242431 +MSN 513 18 — Healthcare Policy/Economics | TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/30/0242433 +MSN 514 08 Hith Promotion & Disease Prev 303° 8 TBA TBA internet “ staff 25 65 66 68Begins:. 8/30/0242434 +MSN 514 18 Hlth Promotion & Disease Prev 20. TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/30/0242436 +MSN 521 08 | Nursing Educator: Theory 4.0°""S TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66Begins: 8/24/02

F 6842437 +MSN 522 08 Nurse Administrator: Theory 40 $ TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66Begins: 8/24/026842438 +MSN 523 08 CNS: Parent ChildI BOCES TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68, Begins: 8/24/02

42439 .+MSN 526 08 Pharmacology 30 M TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/26/0242440 + MSN 527 08 Advanced'Health Assessment 3.0. M TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/26/0242441 +MSN 530 08 Rsrch Utilin Adv Nursg Pract 30. F TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/30/0242442 +MSN 530 18 Rsrch Util in Adv Nursg Pract 3,0)\50-F TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/30/0242443 +MSN 535 08 Ethicsin Adv Nursing Roles 2:0" TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/30/0242444 +MSN 535 18 Ethics in Adv Nursing Roles Ow ek TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/3/0242445. +MSN 535 28 Ethics in Adv Nursing Roles Sogrey TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68: Begins: 9/3/02

.42446 +MSN 536 08 Nursing Clin Case Mgmt BO he TBA TBA internet staffBegins: 8/30/0242447 + MSN 537 08 Gerontology for Nurses Ors TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 8/24/0242448 +MSN 551 08 Nurse Educator: RP I 2.0375 TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66Begins: 8/24/02

67 6842451 +MSN 551 18 Nurse Educator: RPI 2028S TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66Begins: 8/24/0267 6842454 +MSN 552 08 Nurse Administrator: RP I 2.0" TBA: TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66Begins: 8/24/0267 6842457 +MSN 552 18 Nurse Administrator: RPI 2Q% 8 TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66Begins: 8/24/0267 6842460 +MSN 553 08 Role:Toddler:Parent-Child:CNS 20 5 TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66% Begins: 8/24/0267 6842463 +MSN 554 08 Geron Clin Nrs Spec Role Perf 20 hes TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66Begins: 8/24/0267 6842466 +MSN 555° 08 Quality Improvemnt in Hea Care 3.0" *M TBA TBA internet staff 25 65 66 68Begins: 9/16/02

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.91+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

COURSE

aaDEPARTMENTae

CUSaitih

UNITS DAYS nts)

EMT)

Set

TE

42467 + MSN 556. 08 Primary Care of the FamilyI 4.0>.M TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/26/02 2 ; 68

42468 +MSN 557 08 Prim Care of FamI: Role Perf 40 M _ TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/26/0267 68

42449 +MSN 561 08 Nurse Educator: RP II 2.0%. 8 TBA. TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/0267 68

42452 +MSN 561 18 Nurse Educator: RP Il 2.0388: TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/0267 68

42455 +MSN 562 08 Nurse Administrator: RP IT 2.0. 3S TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/0267 68

42458 +MSN 562 18 Nurse Administrator: RP II 20S TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/02: 67 68

42461 + MSN 563 08 Role:Pre\School Age: PC CNS 20°35 TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/0267 68

42464. + MSN 564 08 Therapeutic Interventions 2.07.28 TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/0267 68

42450 + MSN 571 08 Nurse Educator: RP Ill 2025S ; TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/0267 68

42453 +MSN 571. 18 Nurse Educator: RP Ill 2:0, °S TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/02 : :67 68

42456 + MSN 572. 08 Nurse Administrator: RP Ill ZOOS, TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/02 ©67 68

42459 + MSN 572 18 Nurse Administrator: RP III BOeeas _ TBA TBA internet staff. 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/0267 68

42462 + MSN 573 08 Role: Adolescent: PC CNS 2.0 §$ TBA TBA internet staff 25 64:65 66

Begins: 8/24/0267 68

42465 + MSN 574 08 Organizational Strategies 2.0759 TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/24/0267 68

42473. + MSN 591 08 Applied Resrch for Nsg PractI iOes sT: TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 10/1/0268

42711 +MSN 591 18 Applied Resrch for Nsg PractI 10:25 TBA TBA internet ‘staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 10/1/0268

42719 +MSN 591 28 Applied Resrch for Nsg Pract I 10-4 7T TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65.66

‘ Begins: 10/1/0268

42474. +MSN 592 08 Applied Rsrch for Nsg Pract Il Bee TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/30/02*

68

42712 +MSN 592 18 Applied Rsrch for Nsg Pract II 20458 TBA TBA internet staff 25 64 65 66

Begins: 8/30/02 t68

41763. MSN 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13


in EE 1100or phone (310) 243-3741.


42346. OTR 101 01 _ Introduction to OT 3.0 W # 4:00- 7:00 pm EAC Bldg4 L Bazan

42347.+ OTR 205 01 OT Act Across the Life Span 3.0 M # 4:30- 6:10 pm EAC Bldg4 S Wyatt 64

Co-req OTR 205A

42348 + OTR 205A 01 OT Act Across the Life Span 0.0 W # 4:30- 6:10 pm TBA TBA P Louie 64

Co-req OTR 205

42349 + OTR 206 01 Human Growth and Development 3.0 M # 6:30- 8:10 pm EAC Bldg4 M Noriega 64

: Co-req OTR206Ai

42350 + OTR 206A 01 Human Growth and Development 0.0 W # 6:30- 8:10 pm TBA TBA staff 64

Co-req OTR 206

42351 +OTR 301 01 Individual & Group Skills 2:0: bh # 4:00- 4:50 pm EAC .901 M Noriega 64

Co-req OTR301A

42352. +OTR 301A 01 Individual & Group Skills 0.0 06h # 5:00- 6:40 pm EAC 901 staff 64

Co-req OTR 301

42354 + OTR 301A 02 Individual & Group Skills 0.0 Th # 5:00- 6:40 pm EAC 902 S Wyatt 64

Co-req OTR 301

42353 +OTR 314 01 Human Dysfunction I Ba 3:00- 4:40 pm EAC 902 staff 64

Co-req OTR314A

42355 + OTR 314A 01. Conditions of Human Dysfunc. Ore sk 3:00- 4:40 pm EAC 901 staff 64

Co-req OTR314i

42356 + OTR 314A 02 Conditions of Human Dysfunc. 0:0 3B 3:00- 4:40 pm, EAC 900 staff 64

Co-req OTR314é

92 ' Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.


COURSEaL

Daae

COURSE TITLE UTES ULVE) HOURS

ET

INSTRUCTOR OTs)

42357 + OTR 317 01 Neuroanatomy & Physiology 3.0 M 1:00- 2:50 pm EAC 901 staff 64Co-req. OTR 317L42358 +OTR 317L 01 Neuroanatomy&Physiology Lab 0.0 M 4:00- 5:50 pm EAC 500 staffCo-req OTR31742361 + OTR 319 01 Prob & Iss Rel to Ped & AdolI 305 W 6:00- 7:40 pm EAC Bldg4 staffCo-req. OTR319A42362 + OTR 319A 01 Evaluation & Interpretation 00. .#F 6:00- 7:40 pm EAC 901 staff 64Co-req OTR31942363 + OTR 319A 02 Evaluation & Interpretation 0.0 6F 6:00- 7:40 pm EAC 902 staff 64Co-req OTR 31942359 +OTR 414 01 Human Dysfunction II 3.0. Th 3:00- 4:40 pm NSM C239 staff 64Co-req OTR414A42360 +OTR 414A 01 Human Dysfunction II 0.0 8 8=6Th 5:00- 6:40 pm NSM C239 staffCo-req OTR 41442365 + OTR 414A 02 Human Dysfunction II 0.0 8 86Th 5:00- 6:40 pm LCH A225 staff 64Co-req OTR 41442366 + OTR 422 01 Prob&Iss Reto Adul&GerI D0 dared 3:00- 4:40 pm NSM C239 staff 64; Co-req OTR422A42367 + OTR 422A 01 Theory&Application II 0.0..-T 5:00- 6:40 pm LCH A225 staffCo-req OTR 42242368 +OTR 422A 02 Theory&Application II 00. eT 5:00- 6:40 pm NSM C239 staff 64Co-req OTR 422

:42364 + OTR 430 01. Fieldwork I: Pract & Seminar I iDiaicecagsbo 2:00-2:50 pm EAC 901 L Bazan 64Co-req OTR 430S42731 + OTR 430S 01 Pract & SeminarI 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64Co-req: OTR 43042369 +OTR 432 01 Fieldwork I: Pract & Sem II 3.0) Th 3:00- 3:50 pm LCH A324 L Bazan 64Co-req OTR 4328

42732 + OTR 4328 01 Practicum & Seminar II 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64Co-req: OTR 43242370 + OTR 461 01 Applied OT Research 10 Th 6:00- 6:50 pm LCH A229 staff 6442371 + OTR 482 01 Field Work II Experience II 40° oTBA TBA TBA offcampus staff 64Co-req OTR 482842733 + OTR 482S 01 Fieldwork II Experience II 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64” Co-req: OTR 482

PACE PROGRAM40668 IDS 320 01 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 30 M 7:00- 9:45 pm “SBS D219 M Donahoe 63Cr Listed: 42211 SBS 318 22

41152 WMS 495 01

40669 IDS 320 02 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 3.0. 4B 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ B203 staff40706 IDS 320 03 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 30) 6:30- 8:15 pm_ offcampus staff 5140708 IDS 320 04 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 3.0 T 6:30- 9:15 pm offcampus staff 51Location: Rancho Dominguez40712 IDS 320 05 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 3.0 M 6:00- 8:45 pm_ offcampus staff 51Location: Downtown Los Angeles40714 IDS 320 06 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 3.0 M 6:00- 8:45 pm_ offcampus staff 51Location: Downtown Los Angeles40670 IDS 326 01 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0 Th 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS £220 staff40671 IDS 326 02 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.025 Sie 1:30- 4:15 pm SBS D225 staff40707 IDS 326 03 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0 Th 6:30- 9:15 pm_ offcampus staff 5140710 IDS 326 04 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0 Th 6:30- 9:15 pm_ offcampus staff 51Location: Rancho Dominguez40713 IDS 326 05 Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0 W 6:00- 8:45 pm. offcampus _ Staff 51Location: Downtown Los Angeles40715 IDS 326 06° Perspectives In Human Studies 3.0 W 6:00- 8:45 pm offcampus staff 51Location: Downtown Los Angeles40717 IDS 326 07 Perspectives In Human Studies 30. eS 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS _ B203 staff40861 IDS 326 08 Perspectives In Human Studies 3,0 78 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS. E220 staff40862 IDS 326 09 Perspectives In Human Studies SOS 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B231 staff40863 IDS 326 10 Perspectives In Human Studies 30 op 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D121 staff40864 IDS 326 11 Perspectives In Human Studies a0 ees 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B115 staffMeets: 8/24; 9/7, 9/21; 10/5, 10/19

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing. section.+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s). 93

aDee36 COURSE TITLE

Interdis Top In Civilztn

TS DAYS UUs

MTT SS FOOTNOTES

40672 IDS 5330 “013.0 iy 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 staff

40673. IDS. 330 02 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.0.52.Su 10:00-12:45 pm SBS _ B231 staff

40676 IDS 330 03 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.0 M 7:00- 9:45 pm. LCH A202 staff

40809 IDS 330 05 Interdis' Top In Civilztn 3.05235 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D121 staff

40810. IDS 330 06 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.0 2-5 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS_ B209 staff -

40814. IDS 330 07 Interdis Top In Civilztn 50 tS 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B115 staff

40816. IDS 330 08 Interdis Top In Civilztn 3.00055 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B203 ‘staff

40815. IDS 330 09 Interdis Top In Civilztn Rag Seas 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D219 staff

40677. IDS 336 01 Perspectives In Civilization 3.07 WwW: 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _, D219 staff

40818 IDS 336 02 Perspectives In Civilization 50a 9 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS _ B203 staff

40820. IDS 336. 03 Perspectives In Civilization 30e iis 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS D121 staff

40822. IDS 336 04 Perspectives In Civilization 5.0525 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B231 staff

40824. IDS 336 05 Perspectives In Civilization BO 4S 8:30-6:00 pm SBS D219 staff

40827 IDS 336 06 Perspectives InCivilization 3.0259 8:30- 6:00 pm SBS B115 staff

Meets: 11/16; 11/30; 1/25; 2/8, 2/22

40674. IDS 350 01. Interd Top Sci,fech & Env 30 M 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ E220 staff

40675. IDS 350 02 Interd Top Sci,Tech & Env 3.0" 2. “Sub 10:00-12:45 pm SBS _ B203 staff

40700 IDS 350 03. Interd Top Sci,Tech & Env 3.0 MW 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B115 staff

PHILOSOPHY40450 PHI 101 01. Values And Society 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A103 R Vanterpool

40451 PHI 101 02. Valués And Society 3.0. 27h 10:00-11:15 am SCC 11305 D Lewis

40452. PHI 102 01 Humanity, Nature & God 3.0 MW 7:00- 8:15 pm SAC 1101 staff

Community Service Learning

40453. PHI 102 02 Humanity, Nature & God 3.0;3. fiavb 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B110 S$ Waller

40454. PHI 102 03 Humanity, Nature & God 3.0 TTh 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC J146 J Lacorte

40455. PHI 120 -01 Critical Reasoning 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A228 staff

40458 PHI 120 02 Critical Reasoning 3.0 MW 4:00-5:15 pm SBS G122 staff

40459 PHI 120 03 Critical Reasoning B06 eR 8:30- 9:45 am .LCH A228 S Waller



40460 PHI 120 04 Critical Reasoning 3.0 TTh 1:00-.2:15 pm SBS G122_. W Hagan

40461 PHI 120 05 Critical Reasoning 3.0 .TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B203_ S$ Waller

40462 PHI 120 06 Critical Reasoning 3.0 TTh 4:00- 5:15 pm SAC 1101 W Hagan

40463. PHI 120 07 Critical Reasoning 3.0 Tin 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A224 staff

40464 PHI 120 08 Critical Reasoning 30°-°5 9:00-11:30 am LCH A219 staff

40465 +PHI. 300 01 Meth & Problems in Philosophy $06 eth: 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A224_ R Vanterpool

40467. +PHI 301 01. Socrates Plato Aristotle 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A221 __D Lewis

‘40468 + PHI 304 01 Hegel To Nietzsche 3.0 MW 5:30- 6:45 pm EAC 501 E Shimomisse

40469 +PHI 316 01 Ethics 3.0 MW 7;00- 8:15 pm SBS Ell6 E Shimomisse

40470 +PHI 331 01 Social & Political Philo 3.0. MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A224 R Vanterpool

42738 +PHI 370 01 Philof Africa & Diaspora 3.0) (3) 0b, 2:30- 3:45 pm EAC 900 R Vanterpool 63

Cr Listed: AFS 395 01

40471 +PHI 378 01 Philosophy of Religion BG; Ge ey 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A221 J Lacorte

40851 +PHI 383 01 Comparative Religions 3.0 TTh 7:00- 8:15 pm EAC 900 staff

+PHI 494S 01 Independent Study 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

+PHI 4948 02 Independent Study 2.0 APRA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

+PHI 494S 03 Independent Study 3.05.3 EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

40473 +PHI 495 02 Special Topics: 3.0: >. Tih 10:00-11:15 am LCH A227 S$ Waller

Can Animals Think?

Community Service Learning:

PHYSICAL EDUCATION:

41445 PED 111A 01 Aerobics 1.0 MW 12:05-12:55 pm GYM A102 staff

41446 PED 111A 02 Aerobics 1.00. ET 12:05-12:55 pm GYM A104 staff

41447 PED 111A 03 Aerobics 1.0 S 8:30-10:10 am GYM A102 staff

41448. PED 111A 04 _ Aerobics 10 MW 8:00- 8:50 am GYM A102 staff

41636. PED 113A 01 Social and Folk Dance Activity 10 MW 9:00- 9:50 am GYM A102 staff 55

41449 PED 116A 01 ‘Baseball 10 .MW 2:30- 3:20 pm Baseball Field G Wing 50 55 92



CIT aa

REF. NR. NR. & SEC, CUS aig TR DAYS TUT AY LTT INSTRUCTOR Us)

41677 PED 118A 01 Basketball 1.0 MW 12:00-12:50 pm GYM D102 L. Hauser 50 55 9242218 PED 130A 01 Golf 1.0 MW 1:00- 1:50 pm Soccer Field J Johnson 5055 9241450 PED 141A 01 Martial Arts (Beginning) 10 MW 11:05-11:55 am GYM Al04 J Colbert 50 55 9241451 PED 141A 02. Martial Arts (Advanced) 1.0 MW 12:00-12:50 pm GYM Al04 J Colbert 50 55 9241452 PED 141A 03 Martial Arts 10 -MW 8:00- 8:50 am GYM A104 staff 50 55 9241453 PED (142A 01 PhysicalConditioning 10 MW 10:00-10:50 am_ SBS G122 J Johnson 50559241454 PED 156A 01 Swimming/All Levels 1.0 S 11:00-11:50° am GYM POOL staff 50 55 63 92Cr Listed: 41458 PED 158A 01,41462 PED 156A 02 Swimming/All Levels 10 MW 12:00-12:50 pm GYM POOL staff 50 55 63 92Cr Listed: 41465 PED 158A 02 i

41477 PED 156A 03 Swimming/All Levels 1.0" <FTR 1:00- 1:50 pm GYM POOL staff 50°55 63 92Cr Listed: 41480 PED 158A 03

41458 PED © 158A .01 Swimming/Conditioning 10 MW 11:00-11:50 am GYM POOL staff 50 55 63 92Cr Listed: 41454 PED 156A 01 “ -41465 PED 158A 02 Swimming/Conditioning 10 MW ' 12:00-12:50 pm GYM POOL staff 50 55 63 92Cr Listed: 41462 PED 156A 02

41480 PED 158A 03 Swimming/Conditioning 1:03. > AER 1:00- 1:50 pm GYM POOL staff 50 55 63 92Cr Listed: 41477 PED 156A 0341485 PED 162A 01 Tennis 10 MW 2:30- 3:20 pm Tennis Courts staff 50 55 9241635 PED 162A 02 Tennis 10 MW 1:00- 1:50 pm Tennis Courts staff 50 55 9241638 PED 162A 03 Tennis LO Fan 1:00- 1:50 pm_ Tennis Courts J Johnson 50 55 9241637 PED 164A 01 Volleyball 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 50 55 9241486 PED 170A 01 Weight Training 1.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:20 pm FH _ BO017_ V Girard 50 55 9241487 PED 170A 02 Weight Training 1.0 MW # 5:30- 6:20 pm FH BO017. G Wing 5055 9241488 PED 170A 03 WeightTraining 1.0 TTh 7:30- 8:20 am FH BO17 staff 50 55 9241489 PED 171A 01 Yoga 1.0 MW 7:30- 8:20 am FH D003 staff

MW 7:30- 8:20 am GYM D10241490 PED 190 01 __Intercol - Mj Sports Basketbl 10 MTWThEF 3:30- 6:30 pm GYM D102 L Hauser 505541491 PED 190 02__ Intercol-Mj Sports 1.0 .MTWThF 1:00- 3:29 pm GYM D102 V Girard 50 5541492 PED 190 03 Intercol - Mj Sports Wm VIbl 10 MTWThE 3:00- 6:00 pm GYM D102 staff 505541493 PED 190 04 __Intercol - Mj Sports Mn Socer 10 .MTWThF 2:00- 4:00 pm Soccer Field J Flanagan 50 5541494 PED 190 05 Intercol - Mj Sports Wm Soccer 10 MTWThF 1:00- 4:00 pm_ Soccer Field staff 505541495 PED 190 06 _Intercol - WMSports Cross Cnty 1.0 =MTWThE 2:00- 4:00 pm Soccer Field D Gutowski-Schlobohm;

505541496 PED 191 01 Intercol- Mn Sports Golf TO, ae 12:00- 5:00 pm_ Soccer Field J Johnson50 55

41497, PED 218 01 First Aid And Cpr 3.0: ¢F9h 12:46- 1:59 pm FH C008 L McFarland-Tovar 92(Meet In Classroom First ClassMeeting) TTh 12:46- 1:59 pm GYM D10241498 PED 218 02 First Aid And Cpr 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm FH C008 L McFarland-Tovar 92(Meet In Classroom First ClassMeeting) MW 2:30- 3:45 pm GYM A10441499 PED 223 01 IntroToPe 3.0 MW 12:30- 1:45 pm SCC L149. A Marich41743 PED 233 01 Prac.in Phys.Act.Instruction 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SCC L149 staff41500 PED 235 01 Lifetime Fitness 3.0 TTh 8:30- 9:45 am FH (C008 staff po41501 PED 235 02 Lifetime Fitness 3.00 MW 10:00-11:15 am FH C008 L Hauser 5541502 PED 235 03 Lifetime Fitness 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B140 V Girard 5541503 PED 235. 04 Lifetime Fitness DOs TE 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC E153 staff 5541505: + PED: \ 301 +01 Kinesiology 3.0570 Ebs 8:30- 9:45 am SAC 1103. K Han 55 64Co-req 41506 PED 301L 01

41507 +PED 301 02 Kinesiology OD 1:00- 2:59 pm SCC £167 staff 55 64OTR Students Only

Co-req 41508 PED 301L 02

41506 +PED 301L 01 Kinesiology Lab OD ard ‘1:00- 2:15 pm FH BO17. K Han 556492Co-req 41505 PED 301 0141508. + PED. ‘3011 “02 Kinesiology Lab 0.0 F 12:45- 2:15 pm FH BO17~ B Zhou 55 64 92Co-req. 41507 PED 301 02

41509 +PED 301L 03 Kinesiology Lab 0.0 Th # 4:00- 6:00 pm FH BO017_ B Zhou 556492Co-Req: PED 301

Co-req 41505 PED 301 OL

41510 PED 302 01. Tech Methods in Phys Ed & Rec 20%. bah 10:00-11:15 am SAC 1103 B Zhou 64Co-req 41511 PED 302A 01

41511 PED 302A 01 Tech Methods in Phys Ed & Rec 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA B Zhou 64Co-req 41510 PED 302 0141512 PED 304 01 IntroTo Adapt PE 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SCC L149 staff 55


cut S)3 aa

rant eta cuSS aaa UNITS ; RET INSTRUCTOR ts)

41514 PED 320 01. History & Philosophy of PE 3.0% ith 10:00-11:15 am. SBS B238 © J Johnson

41515 +PED 330 01 Somatic Education 3.03 eUEp 1:00- 2:15 pm “SBS B238 A Marich

41516 +PED 360 01 Prev & Treat Ath Injuries TO SRW s.t 10:00-11:15 am SAC 2105 K Han 64

Co-req. PED 360L

41517 +PED 360L 01 _ Prev & Treat Ath Injuries O,0r eR 7:30- 9:59 am GYM B106 \ staff 6492

Co-req PED 360 :

41518 +PED 360L 02 Prev & Treat Ath Injuries QOS 8 10:00-12:00 pm GYM B106 staff 6492

Co-req PED 360

41519 PED 425 02. PeIn The Elementary Sch 3.0 MW 8:15- 9:55 am FH C008 M Ernst 64

(Meet In Classroom First Class Meeting) MW 8:15- 955 am GYM D102

Co-req 41526 PED 425A 02

41520 PED 425 03 PelIn The Elementary Sch 3.0 MW 10:00-11:40 am FH D003 staff 64

(Meet In Classroom First Class Meeting) MW 10:00-11:40 am GYM A104

Co-req 41527 PED 425A 03

41521 PED 425 04 PeIn The Elementary Sch 2 3.0 TTh ‘# 4:00- 5:40 pm GYM A104 A Marich 64

(Meet In Classroom First Class Meeting) T # 4:00- 5:40 pm LCH A324

Co-req 41528 PED 425A 04 Th # 4:00- 5:40 pm SBS B238

41522 PED 425 06 Pein The Elementary Sch 3.0°-- “TTh : 1:00- 2:40 pm GYM A104 _ C Casten 64

: (Meet In Classroom First Class Meeting) TTh 1:00- 2:40 pm SAC 1107

Co-req. 41529 PED 425A 06 ;

41523. PED 425 08 PeInThe Elementary Sch 3.0 MW . # 7:00- 8:40 pm GYM A104 staff 64

(Meet In Classroom First Class Meeting) MW # 7:00- 8:40 pm SCC. J146

Co-req 41531 PED 425A 08

41524 PED 425 09 PeIn The Elementary Sch 3.0 S 7:30- 9:50 am FH D003 staff 64

(Meet In Classroom FirstClassMeeting) S 7:30- 9:50 am GYM A104

Co-req © 41532 PED 425A 09 F # 6:00- 7:50 pm GYM A104

F # 6:00- 7:50 pm SCC L149

41525 PED 425 29 PeIn The Elementary Sch ° 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:50 pm GYM A104 staff 64

(Meet in Classroom First Class Meeting) MW # 4:00- 5:50 pm SAC 3152

Co-req . 41533 PED 425A 29

41634. PED 425 41 PelIn Thé Elementary Sch 3.0 /TBA TBA TBA internet C Casten 36 64

(Call Officefor Information)

Go-req 41530 PED 425A 41

42344. PED 425 42 PeIn The Elementary Sch 30e LBA TBA TBA internet C Casten 64

Co-req 42345 PED 425A 42 :

41526 PED 425A 02 PeIn The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 55 64 92

Co-req 41519PED 425 02

41527 PED 425A 03 Pe In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA + -TBA TBA TBA, TBA —M Ernst 55 64 92

Co-req 41520 PED 425 03

41528 PED 425A 04° Pe In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA ©A Marich 55 6492

Co-req 41521 PED 425 04

41529 PED 425A 06 Pe In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.03.5; “EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Casten 55 64 92

Co-req 41522 PED 425 06 : ;

41531 PED 425A 08 Pe In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 55 64 92

Co-req 41523 PED 425 08

41532 PED 425A 09 Pe In The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 55 64 92

Co-req 41524PED 425 09

41533 PED 425A 29 Peln The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA A Marich 55 64 92

Co-req 41525PED 425 29

41530 PED 425A 41 PeIn The Elem. Sch Activity 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C Casten 55 64 92

i Co-req 41634PED425 41

42345 PED 425A 42 PelIn The Elem. Sch Activity » 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA C. Casten 55 6492

Co-req 42344PED 425 42 ‘

41534. +PED 4268 01 Dir Techg Elem PE 2.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm FH D003 staff

41535 PED 447 01. DanEducin the Elem School BOF # 7:00- 9:45 pm GYM A104 staff

(Meet In Classroom First Class Meeting) T # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS~ B238

41651 PED 447 02 Dan Educin the Elem School 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:25 pm GYM A104 staff

(Meet In Classroom First Class Meeting) MW # 4:00- 5:50 pm SBS A216

41536 +PED 449S 01 Dir TchgIn Sec PE 2.0 TTh 7:00- 8:15 am GYM A104 staff

(Meet In Classroom First Class Meeting) TTh 7:00- 8:15 am SAC .1103

41538 PED 494S 01 Pe Independent Study 10." TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA OM Ernst Els

‘ Call Office For Information :

41539 PED 494S 02 Pe Independent Study 20° TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Ernst 1113

41540 PED * 494S 03 Pe Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Ernst 1113

41543 +PED 496S 01 Internship a0 BAN F: TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1113

First Meeting in SAC 1138.

Footnote definitionscan be found at the end of the course listing section.

96 + Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

COURSE aaaante nese COURSE TITLE TRS DAYS TS at INSTRUCTOR ES)

41544 +PED 496S 02 Internship 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1113First Meeting In SAC 1138

41545 +PED 496S 03 Internship 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1113First Meeting In SAC 1138

41546 +PED 496S 04 Internship 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Han 1113First Meeting In SAC 1138.

Athletic Training Majors only

41547 +PED 496S 05 Internship 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA Han £113First Meeting In SAC 1138.

Athletic Training Majors only

41764 PED 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13To register, contact Extended Education ;in EE 1100or phone (310) 243-3741.


40222 PHY 100 01 _ Patterns In Nature 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am NSM B252 Imai40223. PHY 100 02 Patterns In Nature 3.0 'oy-Tan 10:00-11:15 am NSM C221 staff40207 PHY 100 03 Patterns In Nature 3.0: .TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM C221 staff40224 PHY 100 04 Patterns In Nature 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C221 staff40248 +PHY 120 01 _ Elements Of Physits I 40° -YEb 10:00-11:15 am NSM D123 Alt 64

Co-req. PHY 120L

40249 +PHY 120L 01 Elem Of Physics I Lab O62 1:00- 3:50. pm NSM B242 Alt 64Co-req PHY 120

40250 +PHY 120L 02 Elem Of Physics I Lab 0.0" STR 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B242 Newman 64Co-req PHY 120

40241 +PHY 130 01 General Physics I 5.0. MWE 8:30- 9:40 am SBS F225 Alt 64Co-req PHY 130L

40251 +PHY 130L 01 General Physics I Lab 0.0 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B242 Alt 64Co-req’ PHY 130

40252 +PHY 130L 02 General Physics I Lab 0.0 W 1;00- 3:50 pm NSM B242 Alt 64Co-req PHY 130

40254 +PHY 132 01 General Physics II 5.0 TTh # 5:20- 6:59 pm NSM D123 staff 64Co-req PHY 132L

40255 + PHY 132L 01 General Physics II Lab 0.0 T # 7:00- 9:30 pm NSM B242 staffCo-req PHY 132

40256 PHY 134 01 General Physics III 40 MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM D129 staff * 64Co-req. PHY 134L :

40257 PHY 134L 01 General Physics II Lab 0.03: SV 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM C235 staff 64‘ Co-req. PHY 134

40225 + PHY 300 01 _ Physical Science for Teachers 40 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C213 staff 11 64Co-req PHY 300L

40226 +PHY 300 02 Physical Science for Teachers 40 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C221 staff 1164Co-req PHY 300L

40227 +PHY 300 03 _ Physical Science for Teachers 2.07 ee 1:00- 2:15 pm NSM C213 staff 11 64Co-req PHY 300L

40228 +PHY 300 04 Physical Science for Teachers 40 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm ERC B118 staff 1164: Co-req PHY 300L

40229 +PHY 300 05 Physical Science for Teachers 40 . SSu 1:00-2:15 pm NSM C213 staff 11 64Co-req PHY 300L

40230 + PHY 300L 01 _ Phys Sci for Teachers Lab 0.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C243 staff 64Co-req PHY 300

40231 +PHY 300L 02 Phys Sci for Teachers Lab 0.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C243 staff 64Co-req PHY 300 f

40232 +PHY 300L 03 Phys Sci for Teachers Lab 00° MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C243 staffCo-req PHY 300

40233 + PHY 300L 04 Phys Sci for Teachers Lab 0.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM C243 staffCo-req PHY 300

40234 +PHY 300L 05 _ Phys Sci for Teachers Lab OO. TTR 11:30-12:45 pm NSM C243 staff 64Co-req PHY 300

40237 + PHY 300L 06 Phys Sci for Teachers Lab 0.0. TTR 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C243 staff 64Co-req PHY 300

40238 +PHY 300L 07 Phys Sci for Teachers Lab 0.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM C243 staff 64Co-req PHY 300


+

COURSE aREF. NR. Quis aie

eB) TRY VB) THs Eat lati

ats)

40239 +PHY 300L 08 Phys Sci for Teachers Lab 0.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM C243 staff 64

Co-req PHY 300

40240 +PHY 300L 09 Phys Sci for Teachers Lab 0.0 SSu 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C243 staff 64 .

Co-req PHY 300;

40260 +PHY 310 01 Theoretical Mechanics I 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM D123 R Alt

40258 PHY 331 01 Audio Electronics 3.0 TTh 1:00- 1:50 pm NSM C251 J Imai 64

Co-req PHY 331L

40259 PHY 331L 01 Audio Electronics Lab 0.0 Th 2:00- 3:15 pm NSM C251 J Imai 64

Co-req PHY 331

40261 +PHY 341 01 Advanced Laboratory 2.0 Th # 5:30- 6:20 pm NSM D129 staff

Co-req PHY 341L

40262 +PHY 341L 01 Advanced Laboratory 0.0 Th # 6:30- 9:330 pm NSM C235 staff

Co-req PHY 341

40263 +PHY 460 01 Quantum Mechanics I 30. Fem # 4:00- 5:15 pm NSM D123 K Ganezer

+ PHY 494S 01 Independent Study 3.0" -TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

+ PHY 498S 01 Directed Research 10) “TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

+ PHY 498S 02 Directed Research 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12

+ PHY 498S 03 Directed Research 3.02.4. EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 ;

POLITICAL SCIENCE.

40678 POL 100 01 _ Gen St:World Perspectives 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D121 W Martin

40681 POL 100 02. Gen St:World Perspectives 3.0... ‘TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS F125 L Chaffee

40682 POL 100 03 Gen St:World Perspectives S00 dea 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS E122 L Chaffee

40683 POL 101 01 American Institutions 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SCC 11305 O Wilson 42

40709 POL 101 02 American Institutions 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SAC 3142 A Fisher 42

40906 POL 101 03 American Institutions S10 yi. 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D225 O Wilson 42

40907 POL 101 04 American Institutions 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS F225 A Fisher 42

40908 POL 101 05 American Institutions 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC 11305 staff 42

40909 POL 101 06 American Institutions 3,0 PEe 10:00-11:15 am LCH A103 J Kaplan 42 .

40910 POL 101 07 American Institutions 20 Ib. 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F225 L Chaffee 42

40911 POL 101 51 American Institutions 3.07 27 EBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 42

Statewide Nursing Students only

40912 POL 251 01 Quant Meth Poli Analysis SO Ue 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS. A104 W Martin

40913 POL 310 01 _ Issues American Govern 3.0, "EER 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B215 J Kaplan

40914. POL 312 01 State & Local Government 3.0; ean # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS F125 R Palmer 43

40915 POL 314 01 Amer Pol Parties Election 3.0) MW. # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS E122. A Fisher

40916 POL 315 01 Congress And President 3.0.) EER # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B131_ R Palmer

40917 POL 320 01 Urban Govern Plcy Choices 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC J146 O Wilson

40918 POL 323 01 Black Politics 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B131 O Wilson

40919 POL 334 01 American Foreign Policy 3.01% TiR 11:30-12:45 pm SCC 11305 W Martin

40920 POL 335 01 International Politics 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B137_ W Martin .

40921 POL 338 01 Global Planning Future 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B115_ L Groff .

40922 POL 340 01. Pol Change Ist 3rd Worlds 3.06, Poe # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS B209 staff

40923 POL 344 01 Latin Amer: Revolutionary 30° Bay # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS Gi22_ L Chaffee ;

40924 POL 350 01 History Political Ideas 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B215 J Kaplan ;

40925 POL 354 01 Amer Political Thought 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D121 J Kaplan |

40926 POL 361 01 Amer Const Law Civil Rght 33034: ei 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E220 _ R Palmer ;

40927. POL 371 01 Conflict And Violence 30 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D219 L Groff |

PRE-ENGINEERING |40178 +CHE 110 01 General Chemistry I 5.0 MW 8:40-10:25 am SAC 3136 staff 57 64

Co-req CHE 110L

40179 +CHE 110L 01 General ChemistryILab 0.0 M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B340 staff 64

Co-req. CHE110

40180 +CHE 110L 02 General ChemistryILab 0.03. Wi 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B340 staff 64

Co-req. CHE 110 :

41018 +MAT 191 01 CalculusI 40 MWF 8:30- 9:40 am SBS _ B115 staff

41020 +MAT 191 02 CalculusI 4.0 T # 7:00- 8:40 pm SBS_ B137 staff

41021 +MAT 193 01 Calculus II 40 MWF 10:00-11:00 am EAC 500 staff


+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).]

fal 3 aaaah Resa OS hg TRY DAYS BLDG/RM INSTRUCTOR a ia)

41022 +MAT 193 02 Calculus II 4.0 MW # 7:00- 8:40 pm NSM. D123 staff

41031 +MAT 211 01 Calculus III 40 MWF 10:00-11:10 am EAC 501 staff40241 +PHY 130 01 _ General Physics I 5.0 MWF 8:30- 9:40 am SBS F225. J Imai 64

Co-req PHY 130L

40251 +PHY 130L 01 General Physics I Lab 0.0 = M 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B242 J Imai 64Co-req PHY 130

40252 + PHY 130L 02 General Physics I Lab 0.0 W 1:00- 3:50 pm NSM B242_ R Alt 64Co-req PHY 130 :

40254 +PHY 132 01 General Physics II 50. -"FTh # 5:20- 6:59 pm NSM D123 staffCo-req. PHY 132L

40255 + PHY 132L 01 General Physics II Lab 0.0 Hs # 7:00- 9:30 pm NSM B242 staff ; ‘64Co-req PHY 132

PSYCHOLOGY40017. PSY 101 01 Gen St:Understand Hum Beh 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D225 S Wilcox40018 PSY 101 02 Gen St:Understand Hum Beh SD! ae 8:30-11:15 am SBS B131 staff40019 PSY 101 03° Gen St:Understand Hum Beh 3.0? hEh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D225 § Wilcox40020 PSY 110 O01 Crit Thinking & Prob Solv 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E220. L Carrier40022 PSY 230 01 Elem Stat Analysis Psych 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B231_ S Danis40159 PSY 230 02 _ Elem Stat Analysis!Psych 0" ETH 11:30-12:45 pm SBS _ E220 staff40023 +PSY 235 01 _ Intro To Research Methods 3.0 M 9:45-11:25 am. SBS F225. ._S Santos 64

Co-req PSY235L

40026 +PSY 235 02 Intro To Research Methods SOx jE # 7:15- 8:55 pm SBS E220 L Carrier 64Co-req PSY 235L

40024 +PSY 235L 01 Intro To Resrch Meth-Lab 0.0:2-...W, 10:00-12:30 pm SBS A232 S$ Santos 64Co-req PSY 235

40025 +PSY 235L 02 Intro To Resrch Meth-Lab 00 M 11:30- 2:00 pm SBS A246 § Santos 64Co-req PSY 235

40027 +PSY 235L 03 Intro To Resrch Meth-Lab 0.0 Th # 5:45- 8:15 pm SBS A232. L CarrierCo-req PSY 235

40028 +PSY 235L 04 Intro To Resrch Meth-Lab 0006©T ‘# 4:10- 6:40 pm SBS A246 L Carrier: Co-req PSY235

40029 PSY 305 01 History And Systems Psych 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D225 _ L Gray-Shellberg40030 PSY 305 02 History And Systems Psych 3.0 ETH # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B110_ L Gray-Shellberg40031 PSY 314 01 Behavior Modification 3.07) ER 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B131._ L Rosen40032 PSY 314 02 Behavior Modification 3.00 en # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS B209 staff40033 +PSY 331 01 Measurement In Psychology 3.0 MW # 8:20- 9:55 pm SBS B231_ S Danis ; 30 58 64

Co-req PSY331A

40034 +PSY 331 02 Measurement In Psychology S057 dele. 12:50- 2:25 pm SBS E122 S$ Danis 30 58 64Co-req PSY 331A is

40154 +PSY 331A 01 Measurement In Psychology 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBATBA S Danis 30 58 64Co-req PSY 331 :

40035 PSY 340 01 Social Psych: Psych Persp 30) \ cay 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS ‘F225 ~ S$ ‘Wilcox40036 PSY 340 02 Social Psych: Psych Persp 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45- pm’ “SBS - E220: -' S''Santos40037 PSY 342 01 Interprsn And Group Dynam 3.0 MW * 0:00-1:15. am’* “SBS © A216 staff40038 PSY 342 02 Interprsn And Group Dynam * 3:0), MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH. A228 staff40039 PSY 350 01 Developmental Psychology 3.00 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B131 M Hurtado-Ortiz40040. PSY 350 02 Developmental Psychology 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B131 M Hurtado-Ortiz40041 PSY 350 03 Developmental Psychology 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B231 M Hurtado-Ortiz40042 PSY 352 01 Psych Adult Develop/Aging 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS F225 M Hurtado-Ortiz40044 PSY 353 01 _ Experience Death & Dying 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F225 S$ Wilcox40047 PSY 360 01 Theories Of Personality 3.0" 0:T Fh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D225 L Gray-Shellberg40048 PSY 363 01 The Abnormal Personality 30s e 10:00-11:15 am SBS D225 R Davis40049 PSY 363 02 The Abnormal Personality 3,0 jbon 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F225 R Davis40052 PSY 363 03 The Abnormal Personality 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B131 A Hass

40055 PSY 367 01 _ Effective Comm Skills Si een, 8:30- 9:45 am SBS F225 staff40056 PSY 367 02 Effective Comm Skills 3.0° >.PTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D225 staff40162 PSY 368 01 Human Sexuality 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B110 staff40057. PSY 372 01 Indust Organizational Psy 30 -FTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS D225 § Danis40059 PSY 383 01 _ Psych Of Black Experience 3.0. F 8:30-11:15 am SBS D225 R Davis40060 +PSY 396 01 _ Practicum In Psychology 5.0K 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A246 J Todd 3152 58 64

Co-req PSY 3968


+

uN aat Nea COURSE TITLE UT W.VA) LU Sy TTT tat TOE ts)

41750 + PSY 396S 01 Practium In Psychology O02 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Todd 3152 58 64Co-req PSY 396

40062 +PSY 415 01 Adv Res Met In Cognitive Psych 3.0) PER # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D225 L Rosen 6440064 +PSY 416 01 Res Sem In Cognitive Psych 3.0 - TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS D225 L Rosen 64

Co-req PSY 415

40068 +PSY 417 01 Ady Res Meth Biological Psych 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B110 OD Henschel 6440072 +PSY 418 01 _ Res Sem Biological Psych 3.0 -MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS A246 D Henschel 64

Co-req PSY 417

40073 +PSY 418 02 -Res Sem Biological Psych 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A232 D Henschel 64Co-req PSY 417

40075 +PSY 464 01 Intro To Clinical Psych 3.0. <FTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS F225. A Bohart

40076 +PSY 490 01 Senior Seminar Psychology 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm-~ EAC 501 L Carrier 11 2040166 + PSY 490 02 Senior Seminar Psychology 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS D225 _ L Gray-Shellberg 1120

+ PSY 4945 01 Independent Study 10, TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1231+ PSY 4945 02 _ Independent Study 20 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1231+ PSY 4945 03 Independent Study. G05 EBA: TBA TBA TBA TBA staff ig 31

40078 +PSY 496 01 _— Internship 6.0 WwW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A204 J] Todd 20 31 64Co-req _ PSY 496S

41751 +PSY 496S 01 Internship 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA J Todd 20 31 64Co-req PSY 496

+PSY 497 01 Sem: Peer Advising B02 enbn 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A246 S Danis 12+ PSY 498S 01 Directed Research Os: BAS TBA TBA TBA TBA staff te+PSY 4988 02 Directed Research 20>. “TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 31

+PSY 498S 03 Directed Research POi SBA. TBA) TBA TBA TBA staff 12 3tPSY 535 01 Advanced Research Methods 3.0 W # 4:00- 5:45 pm SBS A246 S Santos 111221

+PSY 563 01 Sem In Psychopathology 50°. (Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm NSM C239_ A Bohart 111221+ PSY 566 01 Indv Intellectual Assess B0n aS 10:00-12:45 pm SBS A246 staff 11122164

Co-req PSY 566A

+ PSY 566A 01 -Indv Intellectual Assess 0.0% “TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11122164Co-req PSY 566

+PSY 570 01 Community Psy: Cur Theory 3,0 ~ <M # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS A232 staff 111221+PSY 571 01 Intern Clinical-Communty S300) W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B115 A Hass 111221+PSY 590 01 Comprehensive Integration 3:0) IW. # 4:00- 6:45 pm SBS A232 B Palmer 111221+ PSY 592 01 Teaching Psychology 3,07 ave. 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS A232 B Palmer 111221+PSY 5978 01 Directed Reading 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff P1231+PSY 597S 02 Directed Reading 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff EY 12 oe

+ PSY 5978S 03 Directed Reading 3.0- > ABBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11 1221+ PSY 598S 01 Directed Research 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 111221+PSY 5985 02 Directed Research 207 LBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff T1221+ PSY 598S 03 Directed Research 3.058 EBA: TBA TBA TBA TBA staff TE T2231

41765 PSY 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13To register, contact Extended Educationin EE 1100or phone (310) 243-3741,


PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

42114 PUB 300 01 Foundation Of Pub Admin 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS. B137_ R Bittick

42118 PUB 300 02 Foundation OfPub Admin 820-5 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ F225 staff42119 PUB 300 03 Foundation Of Pub Admin 50a # 7:00-9:45. pm. SCC’ Bi53) °). | staff42120 PUB 301 01 Admin Leadership & Beh S00 MEW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B137 M Auth

42122 PUB 301 02 Admin Leadership & Beh 2 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B215 M Auth

42123 PUB 302 01 Admin Financial Resources Ors ee 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B137 J Smith42124 PUB 302 02 Admin Financial Resources SOE # 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 902 staff42125 PUB 303 01 Public Personnel Admin 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS G122 staff42126 PUB 303 02 Public Personnel Admin 3.0. Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 902 staff42127, PUB 304 01 Admin Of Public Policy 30s eeet 2:30- 3:45 pm. SBS. B137 staff42128 PUB 304 02 Admin Of Public Policy 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS F225 staff42129 +PUB 305 01 Applied Stats In Pub Adm a0 SPR # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B143_ R Bittick42130 +PUB 305 02 Applied Stats In Pub Adm ou) MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS _ B137 staff

42131 PUB 315 01 _ Labor-Mgmt Relns In Gov RO § 9:00-11:45 am SBS _ B140 staff

Footnote definitionscan be found at the end of the course listing section.100 + Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

ys Cait TSS Te A Mca oss

42132, PUB 324 01 Analytic Decision-Making 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E126 M Auth

42133 PUB 340 01 Crim Justice & Community 3.0 MW #. 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B143_ C Martin42134 PUB 342 01 Legal Foun Justice Admin - 3.0. M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A210 C Martin

42135 PUB 371 01 Health Svc Adm Pub Policy S02 Aran # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS E126 I Baxter

42136 PUB 423 01 Administrative Law 3.00 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B137_ C Martin42137, PUB 426 01 IGR&Grant-Writing 3.0... TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS F225 staff

42138 PUB 434 01 Administrative Planning 3.0 “MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B101 F Smith

42141 +PUB 490 01 SrSeminar Pub Admin 50 E # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS _ F225 staff 20

PUB 494S 01 Independent Study 10: Ba TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1220

PUB 4945 02 Independent Study 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 20

PUB 494S 03 Independent Study 3.0 “TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 20

42148 PUB 495 01 Special Top: 3.0 #> 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A210 C Martin. Terrorism & Extremism

PUB 496S 01 Internship Practicum Oe CEBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 20 52

42150 PUB 500 01 Envirmt Pract Of Publ Adm Bee # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A210 F Smith 112142151 PUB 501 01 Principles OfPub Mgmt 3.0 M # 7:Q0- 9:45 pm SBS B101 I Baxter 1121

42152 PUB 502 01 Adm Theory & Behavior 3.0, M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B140 M Auth 112142153 +PUB 504 O01 Quant Meth In Pub Adm 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS, F125 RBittick 11-21

42154 +PUB 506 01 Admin & Pub Policy Analys Bs 5:Ay # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A204 J Smith i AJ 21

42155 +PUB 508 01 Sem: Pub Persnl Labor Rel 3,0. S$ 9:00-11:45 am SBS _ B143 staff 112142156 + PUB 510 01 Sem: Public Financial Mgt 3.0 WwW # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B101 J Smith 1121

42157 PUB 512 01 Found. of Ethical Admin. 200-28 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS G122_ RBittick42158 + PUB 525 01 Sem: Human Resources Mgt 3.0 - Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B101 staff 1121

+ PUB. 594S 01 Independent Study 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff - 11122152+PUB 594S 02 Independent Study 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11122152

+ PUB 594S 03 Independent Study 5.0)" EBA TBA .TBA TBA TBA staff AZ 2E Sz+ PUB 594S 04 Independent Study 30° SBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 11122152

+ PUB 596S 01 Internship Practicum 8.0: TRA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff fp i2 2141766 PUB 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13


in EE 1100orphone (310) 243-3741.


QUALITY ASSURANCE40565 QAS 510 01 Adv Probability/Statistic 3.0 0 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E143 staff 2140566 QAS 511 01 Quality Function Mgt. & TQM 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B109 staff 21

40567 + QAS 513 01 Stat Qual Cntrl/Sampling 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm NSM B242 staff 21

40568 +QAS 516 01 Measure & Test Techniques 3.0°.- W # 4:00- 6:45 pm SCC E143 E Watson 2140958 QAS 518 01 Quality Project Mgmt. & Prod. S028 12:00- 2:45 pm SBS A204 staff 2140569 +QAS 521 01 Process Ctrl &Capability 3.0 > 9:00-11:45 am SBS. A204 staff 21

42717 QAS 600S 71 Graduate Continuation Course 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 13To register, contact Extended Educationin EE 1100orphone (310) 243-3741.Forfurther info. contactyourprogram instructor.

Quantitative Methods (See Business Administration

RECREATION & LEISURE STUDIES41548 REC 100 01 Dimensions Of Leisure 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SAC 3148 staff41549 REC 100 02 Dimensions Of Leisure 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm FH C008 staff

41550 REC 100 03 Dimensions Of Leisure 3.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SCC L149 staff

41551 REC 124 01 Leadership in Rec/Leis Serv 3:05. i 10:00-11:15 am SBS B115 M Cappel

41552 REC 126 01 American Sign Language I 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS _ B238 staff

41553 REC 220 01 _ Rec Group Activities 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS B238 S Leifer-Mathieu 64Co-req REC 220A : ‘

41554 REC 220A 01 Rec Group Activities 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA S Leifer-Mathieu 64Co-req REC 220 ; ,

41555 REC 225 01 Intro Therapeutic Rec 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B238_ S§ Léifer-Mathieu41556 REC 260 01 Outdoor Education 2.0 TTh 10:00-11:15 am SAC 3148 G, Wing 92

Co-req REC 260A


*

101

hey oeppc esa TS PLS PO Maras 33

41557 REC 260A 01 Outdoor Education EO: ° “PBA TBA TBA TBA TBA G Wing 64

" Co-req REC 260 * ;

41558 +REC 326 01 American Sign Language II 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SAC_ 1103 staff

: Cr Listed: 41562 REC 456 01 ‘

41559 +REC 334 01 _ Leis Educ & Geron 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SAC 3148 staff

41560 +REC 335 01 Mgmt of Rec/Leis Serv 30° Fin 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A144 staff

41744 +REC 445 01. Rec Therpy Treatmnt Procd B10 ah # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC TBA staff

Meets in SAC 1116

41745 +REC 448 01 Hotel & Resort Management 30 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm SAC 3142 _~ § Leifer-Mathieu

41562 +REC 456 01 American Sign Language IV 3.00 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm. SAC 1103 staff

Cr Listed: 41558 REC 326 01

41565 +REC 4945 01 Independent Study 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Cappel

41566 +REC 494S 02 Independent Study 2.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA’ M Cappel

41567 +REC 4945S 03 _ Independent Study 3.0. TBA TBA® TBA TBA TBA’ M Cappel :

41568. + REC 494S 04 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Cappel

41569 +REC 496S 01 Internship 6.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Cappel 30 31

(In Therapeutic Recreation)

Meets in SAC 1116 8/27/02 at 4:00 P.M.

SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS AND TECHNOLOGY40202 +SMT 310 01 Science And Technology 3.00 MW 8:30- 9:45 am NSM B252 staff 19

40203 +SMT 310 02° Science And Technology 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm NSM B252 _O Seely 19

40204 +SMT 310 03. Science And Technology 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM B252 staff 19


40208 +SMT 310 05 Science And Technology 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM B252_ TReilly 19

40209 +SMT .310 06 Science And Technology 30. yaa 8:30- 9:45 am ‘NSM B252 staff 19

40210 +SMT 310 07 Science And Technology 3,055 2 aT 10:00-11:15 am NSM B252 staff 19

40211 +SMT 310 08 Science And Technology $.0" <) eeh 1:00- 2:15 pm. NSM ‘C221 O Seely 19

40212 +SMT 310 09 Science And Technology 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM B252 staff 19

40213 +SMT 310 10 Science And Technology 3.0 \TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm NSM B252 staff 19

40214 +SMT 312 01 Natural Processes 3105. MW. 10:00-11:15 am SBS B215 staff 19

40215 +SMT 312 02 Natural Processes $.0°4)TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SCC 11305 staff 19

42573 +SMT 312 03 Natural Processes "3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm ERC E127 staff 19

42574 +SMT 312 04 Natural Processes 3,0 osu 1:30- 4:15 pm SBS B231 staff 19

40216 +SMT 314 01 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0 MEW: 10:00-11:15 am NSM C213 staff 19

40217 +SMT 314 02 Introduction To Cosmology SAUpie eal 5) 10:00-11:15 am NSM C213 staff 19

40206 +SMT 314 03 Introduction To Cosmology 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm NSM C221 staff 19

40218 SMT 416 01 _ Earth Science For Teacher 3.0 MW # 4:00- 4:50 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64

Co-req SMT 416L

40220 SMT 416 02. Earth Science For Teacher 3.05. “Vin 2:30- 3:20 pm NSM. B234 staff ° 19 64

Co-req SMT 4I6L ,

40219 SMT 416L 01° Earth Sci For Teacher-Lab 0.0 MW # 5:00- 6:15 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64

Co-req SMT 416. .;

40221 SMT 416L 02 Earth Sci For Teacher-Lab 0s... Seon 3:30- 4:45 pm NSM B234 staff 19 64

Co-req. SMT 416

SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCESSBS 101 01 Pers Soc Intell Develop 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SAC 1101 staff 12

SBS 101 02 Pers Soc Intell Develop 30° TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SAC 1101 staff 12

40779 SBS 318 02. Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS E122 staff 19



40780 SBS 318 03 Cultural Pluralism: d 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A228 A Fisher 1S:The Jewish Experience in America

40781 SBS . 318 04 Cultural Pluralism: . 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F225 staff 19

East Asian Families & Gender Relations

40782 SBS 318 05. Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS £122 _ L Groff a

Intercultural Communications

40783 SBS 318 06 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125. J Park 19 63Asian Pacific Populations ;


102 Footnote definitionscan be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

COURSEae peg Orantd TS POS NLT INSTRUCTOR Dt

40784 SBS 318 07 Cultural Pluralism: ; 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A228 A Hass 19Psychohistory of the Holocaust40785 SBS 318 =08 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D121, staff 19Slavery, Race, and Nation40786 SBS 318 09 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS _ B209 staff 19Americans and Africans40787, SBS 318 10 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A103 M Valle 49Latinos in the U.S.40788 SBS 318 11 Cultural Pluralism: BHROR 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A228 L Rosen 19Global Impact of the

Technological Revolution40789 SBS 318 12 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B137_ S$ Needham 19Socio-Cultural History of .

Southeast Asians in America40790 SBS 318 13 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0°-", TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B115_ WLittle 19African Diasporas in the U.S.40791 SBS 318 14 Cultural Pluralism: S07 Py 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F125 C Udeze 19A Historical Perspective ‘40792, SBS 318 15 CulturalPluralism: 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS Di21 FFBilles 19Culture in Multinational Business40794 SBS 318 16 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0. .,TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D121 §S Orellana 19Ethnicity and Health :40796 SBS 318 17 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0°-—F 1:00- 3:45 pm SBS F225. D Bryan 19Education, Society and Language40797. SBS 318 18 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0... 1:00- 3:45 pm LCH A228 D Bryan 19: Education, Society and Language

f40798 SBS 318 19 CulturalPluralism: 3035" ° 1:00- 3:45 pm SBS B215 staff 19Islamic Religion & Culture inOur Global Community

40800 SBS 318 20 Cultural Pluralism: 3,0<=Sh 10:00-12:45 pm SBS D225 staff 19Cultural Conflict in the Southwest41676 SBS 318 21 Cultural Pluralism: 3053 STR 2:30- 3:45 pm NSM C213 staff 19 63Survey of Asian Pacific Theatrical Genre .

Cr Listed: 40846 APP 395 0142211 ' SBS 318 22 Cultural Pluralism: 3.0 M # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS D219 M Donahoe 19 63Cr Listed: 40668 IDS 320 01 ’

41152 WMS 495 01

SOCIOLOGY

40043 SOC 101 01 __ The Individual In Society 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS 8131 W Bilischke40045 SOC 101 02 The Individual In Society 3.0. TTh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS D225 staff40046. SOC 101 03 _. The Individual In Society 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SCC Jl46 — F Hosokawa40051 SOC 102 01 Understand Soc Relations 3.0" 0h 10:00-11:15 am SBS B131 R Hovard40053. SOC 102 02 Understand Soc Relations 30.” VET 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B131 R Hovard40054 SOC 220 01 Analytical Statistics 40 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm EAC 501 K Hsu 64\Co-req. SOC 220L40113. SOC 220L 01 Analytical Stats-Lab . 0.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm. SBS A110 K Hsu

Co-req SOC 22040114 +SOC 302A 01 ResearchWorkshop 4.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA R Christie5 Cr Listed: 40119 SOC 502A 0142558 SOC 303 01 Qualitative Methods 302 S 9:00- 2:00 pm SBS Al44° § Needham 31 63Cr Listed: 40943 ANT375 Q1

42559 SOC 595 0240058 +SOC 304 01 ComputerApplications 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS A104. K Hsu

Co-req SOC 304A : ;

41734 SOC 304A 01 Computer Applications 0.0 TBA . TBA TBA TBA TBA K HsuCo-req SOC 304

40063. SOC 305 01 Methods Of Soc Research 40 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS A210 K Hsu } 64Co-req SOC 305A j40065 SOC 305 02 Methods OfSoc Research 40 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SAC 3152 staff 64Co-req SOC 305A40686 SOC 305A 01 Methods Of Soc Research 0.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS A104 K Hsu 64Co-req_ SOC 305

wa40117 SOC 305A 02 Methods OfSoc Research 0.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A104 staff 64Co-req SOC 305

Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section. : 103+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

+

atehoi Maint mS ane Marra FOOTNOTES

40067, SOC 311 01 Social Organization 3.0... TTh 10:00-11:15 am SBS _ F225 staff

40069 SOC 311 02 Social Organization 3.0. -TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B215_ R Hovard

40070: SOC 315 01 Sociology OfWork 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B131 R Hovard

40071 +SOC 316 01. Sociology OfAdult Life: Aging 3.0: 5 Th # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS B131 S$ Raphael 63


40074 SOC 320 01 The Family 3.07 oFTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B110 S$ Raphael

40077. SOC 320 02 The Family 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS_ B110 staff

40080 SOC 322 01 Soc Environ Of Education 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS B131 W Bilischke

40084 SOC 322 02 Soc Environ Of Education 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS D225 staff

40088 SOC 331 01 Minority Racial Ethnc Rel 3.00 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B131 staff

40089 SOC 331 02° Minority Racial Ethnc Rel 3.058 9:00-11:40 am SBS D225. D Bryan

40090 SOC 334 01 Women In Society SOs rrn 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B131 J Curran

40091 SOC 335° 01 Social Movements 3.00. MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B131_ S$ Riskin 30 31

Sociology of Literature

40092 SOC. 340 01 Soc Psych: Soc Perspectiv 3,0) SMW" 10:00-11:15 am SCC E153 § Riskin

40093 SOC 340 02 Soc Psych: Soc Perspectiv 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS D225 S Riskin

40094. SOC 341 01 Seminar In Small Groups 3,0 2B # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS_ B203 staff

40095 SOC 355 01 Modern Soc Theories 40 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm SBS F101 staff 11 64

Co-req SOC 355A ‘ ‘

40096 SOC 355 02 Modern Soc Theories 4.0 Su 1:00- 3:30 pm SBS E116 D Bryan 11 64

Co-req SOC 355A , i

40115 SOC 355A 01 Modern Soc Theories * D0 TER: 1:00- 1:50 pm SBS F101 staff 11 64

Co-req SOC 355 ;

40116 SOC 355A 02 Modern Soc Theories 0.0 Su # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E116 D Bryan 1164

: Co-req SOC 355

40099 SOC 363 01 Drug& Alcohol Use 3.0 MW # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS_ B131 staff

40100 SOC 364 01 Corrections 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SCC E153 J Quicker

40101 SOC 367. 01 Sociology Of Law 3.0 TTh 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B1l10 J Curran

40102 SOC 368 01 Criminology 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B209 J Quicker

40103 SOC 368 02 Criminology 3.0 TTh # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS _ B110 staff

40104 SOC 369 01 Juvenile Delinquency 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SCC 11305 J Quicker

40105 . SOC 369 02 Juvenile Delinquency S005) 1:00- 3:30 pm SBS F225 staff

42560 +SOC 370 01 Moot Court ; 3.0 W 2:30- 5:15 pm SBS _ B110 J Curran

Co-req SOC 370A

42561 +SOC 370A 01 Moot Court 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff

Co-req SOC 370

40106 SOC 381 01 Field Studies Urban Probs 30 M # 8:30- 9:45 pm SAC 3152. A Ryave 3031

Co-req SOC 381S

40118 SOC 381S 01 Field Studies Urban Probs 0.0: TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA A Ryave 31

Co-req SOC 381 :

+SOC 4948 01 Independent Study 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1231

+SOC 494S 02 Independent Study 20ST Le. TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1231

+ SOC 494S 03 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA, TBA staff 12 31

40119 +SOC 502A 01 Workshop Research/Theory 40 TBA TBA ‘TBA TBA TBA R Christie 21

Cr Listed: 40114 SOC 302A 01

40108 SOC 550 01 Sem Interaction Processes 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A202_ S Riskin ; 21

40109 +SOC 555 01 Sem Sociological Theory 3.0 W # 7:00- 9:45 pm LCH A330 _R Christie 21

40110 SOC 560 01 Sem Soc Racial & Ethnic SO # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A232. H Charnofsky 21

40111 +SOC 568 01 Seminar In Criminology 30 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SCC E143 J Quicker 21

40112 +SOC 595 01 Special Topics: a 3.0 TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm SCC E143 J Curran 21

Re-Interpreting Theory

42559 +SOC 595 02. Special Topics: 6 OD. Ss 9:00- 2:00 pm SBS Al44 S$ Needham 21 63

Field Research


42558 SOC 303 01

SOC 596S 01 Practicum In Teaching Sociolog B0ce ekoe TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221

+SOC 597S 01 Directed Reading 10 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221

+ SOC 5978 02 Directed Reading 20, "PBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21

+ SOC 5978 03 Directed Reading 3.0)? TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21

+SOC 598S 01 Directed Research 10- TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221

+ SOC 598S 02 Directed Research Pes) eA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21

+ SOC 598S 03 Directed Research 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1221

104 Footnote definitions can be found at the end of the course listing section.+ Consult current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s).

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+SOC 599S 01 Grad Capstone 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA’ TBA staff 1221+SOC 5998 02 Grad Capstone 2.0 TBA TBA TBA . TBA TBA staff © 12.21:+SOC 599S 03 Grad Capstone 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 21+SOC 599S 04 Grad Capstone 4.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 1220+SOC 599S 05 Grad Capstone 5.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 12 2141767 SOC 6008S 71 Graduate Continuation Course , 0.0 TBA TBA TBA’ TBA TBA staff 13To register, contact Extended Education :in EE 1100orphone (310) 243-3741.Forfurther info. contactyourprogram instructor.

SPANISH40731 SPA 100 01 Beginning Spoken Interaction SO Len 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A223. R Romero40732 SPA 100 02 Beginning Spoken Interaction 3.0. MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A223. R Romero40733 +SPA 110. 01 Beginning Spanish I 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am LCH A223 staff40734 +SPA 110 02 Beginning SpanishI 30°) “TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm LCH A223 staff40735 _+SPA 111 01 __ Beginning Spanish II 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm LCH A223 staff40736 +SPA 111 02 Beginning Spanish II 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A223 staff40737 SPA 151 01__ Intro To Hispanic Culture 20, ydbir 10:00-11:15 am LCH A228» R Romero 5440740 +SPA 220 01 _ Intermediate Spanish I 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A223. R Romero40741 +SPA 220 02 Intermediate Spanish I 3.0 MW # 8:30- 9:45 pm LCH A223 staff40742 +SPA 221 01 Intermediate Spanish II 3.0 TTh # 4:00- 5:15 pm LCH A223 staff41184 SPA 230 01 Spanish Conversation oe # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS _ B209 staff40743 SPA 280 01 Spanish For Native Spkrs 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS F101 L Watts40744 +SPA 305 01 Adv Comp, Syntax, Stylistcs 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm EAC 500 staff40745 +SPA 305 02 Ady Comp, Syntax, Stylistcs 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A223 staff40746 SPA 311 01 Structure Of Spanish 3:05 Th # 7:00- 8:15 pm LCH A223 staff42579 SPA 314 01 Spanish Phonology 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SAC 1101 staff40747 +SPA 330 01 Interp Hispanic Lit 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm EAC 501 F Lauerhass40749 +SPA 330 02 Interp Hispanic Lit 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS A204 F Lauerhass40751 +SPA 341. 01 Advanced Conversation 3:0: - Tih 1:00- 2:15 pm LCH A223” F Lauerhass40752 +SPA 351 01° Cnt Hisp Cult Spa Spk Am 3.0 MW # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS F125 L Watts40753 +SPA 351 02 CntHisp Cult Spa Spk Am 30, ET 2:30- 3:45 pm LCH A223. L Watts40754 SPA 435 01 Socioling App Mex-Am Dial 8:0 B 8:30-11:15 am LCH A223. M Dominguez 5441185 SPA 435 02 Socioling App Mex-Am Dial 3.0. MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS D121 M Dominguez 5440755 _+SPA 453 01 _ Literature Of Spain 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm EAC 500 F Lauerhass40756 +SPA 454 01 Cervantes: DonQuijote 30> ITh 1:00- 2:15 pm EAC 900 staff40757 +SPA 490 01 Sem Spanish American Lit 3.0 \¢TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm EAC 501 L Watts

+ SPA _494S 01 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Dominguez 12+SPA 594S 01 Independent Study 3.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA. M Dominguez 12 21

Teacher Education (See Education)

TELEVISION ARTS40955 DMA 320A 01. TV Directing I 3.05) ER 9:30-12:00 pm ERC H120 G Vinovich 64Co-req DMA 323A40957 DMA 323A 01 TV Crew Production 3.0 TTh 1:00- 3:30 pm ERC H120 G Vinovich 6440959 DMA 327A 01 _ Independent TV Production 3.0 W 12:00- 2:00 pm LCH A209 G Vinovich' +DMA 496S 01 Internship in the Media : 1.0 TBA TBA TBA LCH A209 G Vinovich . zag,

THEATRE ARTS41149 THE 100 01 Television Film & Theatre 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS £220. P Rodney 3141162 THE 100 02. Television Film & Theatre S03 TB - 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS D219 staff 3141150. THE 120 01 Fundamentals Of Speech 20. TTh # 5:30- 6:45 pm UT Al02 D Leonard 64Co-req 41151 THE 120A 0141158 THE 120 02° FundamentalsOf Speech 2.0 MW (10:00-11:15 am UT A102 __D Leonard 64Co-req 41161 THE 120A 02

41159 THE 120 03 Fundamentals Of Speech 20. Seri: am. UT A102 staff 64Co-req THE120A8:30- 9:45


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41163. THE 120 04 Fundamentals Of Speech 2.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm UT. Al02 staff 64

Co-req. THE 120A

41165 THE 120 05 Fundamentals Of Speech 208 GulPe 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B203 P Rodney 64 -

Co-req THE 120A : ;

41151 THE 120A 01 Fundamentals Of Speech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA D Leonard 64

Co-req 41150 THE 120 01 : :

41161 THE 120A 02 Fundamentals Of Speech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA DLeonard 64

Co-req THE 120 :

41160 THE 120A 03 Fundamentals Of Speech 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64

Co-req 41159 THE 120 03

41164 THE 120A 04 Fundamentals Of Speech 0.05... TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64

Co-req 41163 THE 120 04

41166 THE 120A 05 Fundamentals Of Speech O.0% Les TBA TBA TBA TBA P Rodney 64

Co-req’ 41165 THE120 05

41155 THE .160 01 Acting For Non-Majors 0s ban 2:30- 3:45 pm UT Al02_ P Rodney

41156 THE 243 01 _ Stagecraft 30° MW 1:00- 2:15 pm UT A102 R Heuschkel

41167. THE 251 01 Script Analysis 3046 0h 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B231. S Weiner

41168 THE 320 01 _ Speech Skills & Tech 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS B231 S$ Weiner

41180 THE 322 01 Oral Interp Of Lit 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B231 — D Leonard

41169 +THE 329P 01 Forensics Workshop 2.0 jieEBA TBA TBA TBA TBA DLeonard

41170 THE 337 01 Creative Dramatics 3:0 ELD 1:00- 2:15 pm UT A102. S Weiner 64

Co-req THE 337A :

AVLZ ES THE 337A 01 Creative Dramatics 0.0 TBA TBA’ TBA TBA TBA S Weiner 64

‘ Co-req. THE 337 : ,

41172 THE 342 01 Design/Tech:Scenery & Lighting 3.0. DER 11:30-12:45 pm -UT _ A102. R Heuschkel 64

\ ; Co-req THE342A ¢

41749. THE 342A 01 _ Design/Tech:Scenery & Lighting 0.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA staff 64.

4 Co-req 41172 THE 342 01

41157. THE 346P 01 Theatre Workshop 10 W # 5:30- 6:20 pm UT TBA R Heuschkel

Meets on University Theatre Stage

41173 THE 346P 02 Theatre Workshop S20 We # 5:30- 6:20 pm UT TBA W DeLuca

Meets on University Theatre Stage

41174 THE 353 01 _ Playwriting 50 oe 10:00-11:15 am SBS D219 W DeLuca

41175 THE 355 01 World Theatre! 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E220 W DeLuca

41176 +THE 4948 01 Independent Study 1.0 TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA _ P Rodney

41177. + THE 4948S 02 Independent Study 2,0° 2:TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA P Rodney

41178 +THE .494S 03 Independent Study 3.06) Lee TBA TBA TBA TBA P Rodney

41179 +THE .499S 01 Senior Project DOC ERA TBA TBA TBA TBA S Weiner

TRAVEL & TOURISM41922 + ACC 230 01 Financial Accounting 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45am SBS D125 M Auerbach

41923 +ACC 230 02 Financial Accounting BO eS, # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A216 C Chang

41924 +ACC 230 03 Financial Accounting 3.0) eT 11:30-12:45 pm SBS D125 R Mazhin

41925 +ACC 230 04 Financial Accounting SOF # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS A216 R Mazhin

41948 +BUS 300 01 Business Communications 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS _ E126 staff

41950 +BUS 300 02. Business Communications 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS_ E126 staff

41952 +BUS 300 03 Business Communications 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm EAC 902 staff

41953 +BUS 300 04 Business Communications 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm EAC 902 staff

41954 +BUS 300 05 Business Communications B02: TOR 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B140 staff

41956 +BUS 300 06 Business Communications S006. Dim 2:30- 3:45 pm EAC 902 staff

41957 +BUS 300 07 Business Communications 30 Tih # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS _ E122 staff

41958 +BUS 300 08 Business Communications 3,0; 3,Eh # 7:00- 9:45°pm SBS A216 staff

42041 CIS .270 01 InfoSys/TechFundamentals 3.0 DE 8:30- 9:45 am SBS G126 staff

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42043. CIS- 270 02. Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3:0: M 11:30-12:45 pm SBS G126 staff

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42044 CIS 270 03 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals * 30 M # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS G126 staff

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42048 CIS 270 04 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 30 M # 7:00- 8:15 pm SBS G126 staff

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; Th # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS A11042053 CIS 270 08 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3D IM 8:30- 9:45 am SBS A110 staffWw 8:30-' 9:45 am SBS G12642054. CIS 270 09 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals S60 MI. 11:30-12:45 pm SBS, A110 staffW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS G12642055 CIS 270 10 Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals 3.0 M # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS A110 staffWw # -5:30- 6:45 pm SBS G12642056 CIS 270 11. Info Sys/Tech Fundamentals Okc 8:30- 9:45 am. SBS A110 staffi Th 8:30- 9:45 am SBS G12641944 LAW 240 01 Legal Environment of Business 3.0. MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS BI140_ F Strier41945 LAW 240 02 Legal Environment of Business 3.00 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS F125 _ B.Strier41946 LAW 240 03 Legal Environment of Business 30> scr # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS E122 ©FStrier42084 =MGT 310 01 Management Theory 3.0 MW 10:00-11:15 am SBS B137 staff42086 MGT 310 02 Management Theory 3.0 .MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS D125 R Mills42087 MGT 310 03 Management Theory 5.098 WW # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B143- R Mills42088 =MGT 310 04 Management Theory 0. ath 10:00-11:15 am SBS D125 R Dowling42089 MGT 310 05 Management Theory 3.0 TTh 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS E126. 8B Chrispin42090 MGT 310 06 Management Theory 3.0207 # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B143. B Chrispin42092 +MGT 312. 01 Organizational Behavior 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SBS B143 staff42093 +MGT 312 02 Organizational Behavior 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS B215 staff42096 +MGT 312 03 Organizational Behavior D072 hrh 8:30- 9:45 am SBS E126 staff42097 _+MGT 312 04 Organizational Behavior 20-2 eserh # 4:00- 5:15 pm SBS E126 staff42098 _+MGT 313 01 Human ResourceManagement 3.0.0 Th 1:00-2:15 pm SBS D125 S Jenner42099 +MGT 313 02 Human ResourceManagement me ok # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B140_ § Jenner42009 +MKT 350 01 Principles Of Marketing 3.0 MW 8:30- 9:45 am SCC £153. G Morris42010 +MKT 350 02 '-PrinciplesOf Marketing 3.0 MW 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS B143_ G Morris42011 +MKT 350 03 Principles Of Marketing 3.0 MW # 5:30- 6:45 pm SBS Bl43. R Berry42014 +MKT 350 04. Principles Of Marketing B.D. °—7 Eth 1:00-2:15 pm SBS. B143.° K Celly42016 +MKT 350 05 Principles Of Marketing 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B143 G Morris42018 + MKT 352 01 Advertising and Promotion MGT 5.0 Fern 2:30- 3:45 pm SBS BI101 J Kitson42019 +MKT 352 02 Advertising and Promotion MGT 3.0 Th # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS. A204 J Kitson42020 +MKT 355 01 Consumer Behavior 3.0 MW 1:00- 2:15 pm SBS -G126° R Berry42021 +MKT 355 02 Consumer Behavior 3.0 W # 7:00-9:45 pm SBS B140 R Berry42023. + MKT 358 01 InternationalMarketing 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B140 G Morris41559. +REC 334 01 Leis Educ & Geron 3.0 MW 11:30-12:45 pm SAC 3148 staff41560 +REC 335 01 Mgmt of Rec/Leis Serv 3.0 TTh 11:30-12:45 pm FH C008 staff41745. + REC 448 01 Hotel &ResortManagement 3.0 WwW # 7:00-9:45 pm: SAC 3142 .-S_ Leifer-Mathieu:

UNIVERSITY COURSES42709 UNV 295 01 Selected Topics: S06 TER 1:00- 2:15 pm EAC 501 A Dowelloe Exploring Leadership and Service Learning

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WOMEN’S StuDiEs40648 HIS 380 01 WomenInHistory 3.0 MW # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS B203 °° M Garber42576 HIS 395 01 Special Topic In History: 3.0 TTh # 4:00-5:15 pm SBS A216 staffMulticultural America40668 IDS 320 01 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 3.0 M # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219. M Donahoe 63Cr Listed: 42211 SBS 318 22 F

41152 WMS 495 0140669 IDS 320 02 Inter Top In Hum Stud: BO ee # 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS B203 staff40706 IDS 320 03 Inter Top In Hum Stud: SO cee # 6:30- 8:15 pm_ offcampus staff 5140708 IDS 320 04 Inter Top In Hum Stud: SOT # 6:30- 9:15 pm_ offcampus staff a0Location: Rancho Dominguez

540712 IDS 320 05 Inter Top In Hum Stud: S00. # 6:00- 8:45 pm offcampus staff 51Location: Downtown Los Angeles40714. IDS 320 06 Inter Top In Hum Stud: 30 M # 6:00- 8:45 pm_ offcampus staff 51Location: Downtown Los Angeles

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40074. SOC 320 01 The Family 3.0 TTh 1:00-2:15 pm SBS B110 S$ Raphael

40077 SOC 320 02 The Family 3.0 TTh # 8:30- 9:45 pm SBS _ B110 staff

40090 SOC 334 01 Women In Society 500). Pt 11:30-12:45 pm SBS B131 J Curran

41153 + WMS 494S 01_ Independent Study 3.0. TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA M Donahoe

41152 WMS 495 01 Special Tpcs: Women’s Studies 30. M #> 7:00- 9:45 pm SBS D219 M Donahoe 63

Issues of Race, Class, and Gender” ,

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Footnote DefinitionsProgram acceptance orspecifiic class standingrequirements11 This section is restricted to students

with designated majors. Studentswith other majors will not be al-lowed to register for the sectionvia T.O.R.O.S.

12 Contact the department for thecourse reference number.

13 Sectionis not available for registra-tion via T.O.R.O.S. Contactthe department for registrationinstructions.

15 Must have departmental approvalinorder to drop or withdraw from theclass.

19 Junior or Senior standing required

20 Senior standing required.

21 Graduate standing required.

23 This section is restricted to HonorsProgram students. Students inter-ested in the Honors Program shouldcontact Dr. Joyce Johnson, Coordi-nator in the Honors Program Office,SAC 2135 or call 243-3974.

24 This section is restricted to PACEstudents. Other students may enrollifspace is available after PACE stu-dents are registered.

Studens unable to register{ie re‘strictedcoursesviaT.O.R.Obe ableto obtainap ‘ovalfrodepartmentiinspecial circumstaA signature ofapprovalmustainedfrom the appropriate depai

: form,available from ep

imustbe submitted in-p

resected course can becomprovided a seatisaailab e

approvalonaCh: ngDrop)cardisrequir a

25 This sectionis restricted toNursingmajors. Contact the Division ofNursing for registration informa-tion, Student Services Center, 1-800-344-5484.

Additional classmeeting time requirements30 Additional class time required.

31 Includes required off-campus meet-ing or fieldwork for which studentsmust make their own transportationarrangements.

32 Course includes an optional fieldtrip for which there will be a trans-portation charge.

33 Students must be available three (3)hours per week between 8 a.m. and2 p.m to observein schools. Stu-dents must make their own trans-portation arrangements.

35 Class begin date does not coincidewith regular semester begin date.Course must be added by change ofprogram and add/drop deadline.

Fulfills requirements41 Meets state requirement in

American History.

42 Meets state requirement forU.S. Constitution and CaliforniaGovernment.

43 Meets state requirement for Stateand Local Government.

Special course conditions,restrictions or requirements49 Studentsin this section may enroll

in a maximum of 7 units of Coop-erative Education courses (CED310 and CED 320S) per semester.

50 Course meets in the gymnasiumfor the first class meeting.

51 This section meets at an off-cam-pus site for PACE students.

52 This course is offered credit/nocredit grading only.

54 Course is conducted inEnglish.

55 Health requirement: students en-rolling in Physical Educationcourses assume the responsibilityfor satisfactory health status appro-priate for class activity.

56 Lab coat required.

57 Students enrollingin Chemistry 110must take the General ChemistryPlacement Examination given onthe first day of class.

58 Class ending date does not coincidewith regular semester ending date.

60 This course meets the CTC com-puter requirement only for studentswho have completed the studentteaching/intern program at CSUDominguez Hills. All others musttake GED 535.

61 Intensive Learning Experience (ILE)section: ELM score must be between100 and 350 (inclusive).

62 Courses numbered 001-099 do notcount for degree credit.

63 Crosslisted section: more than onesection is taught in the same roomat the same time. (Students shouldregister in only one ofthe sectionscrosslisted.)

64 Co-requisite Course: courses withthis footnote require enrollment inboth the lecture section and associ-ated activity, lab, production orsupervision portion of the courseor, in some cases, enrollment inanother course. Co-regs arelisted below the course informa-tion in italics. If the co-requisiteCRN is listed, you must registerfor that specific CRN. If only thedepartment and course numberislisted, you may register for anysectionofthe co-requisite course forwhich you are eligible. Refer to thecourse description in the currentUniversity Catalog.

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Special Divisionof Nursing requirements65

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67

68

110

Class beginning and ending datesmay not coincide with regular

semester beginning and ending

dates. See website atwww.csudh.edu/soh/don/index.htmfor dates or phone (800) 344-5484

- option #1 for information.

Class add and drop deadlines may

not coincide with regular semester

add and drop deadlines. Seewebsite at www.csudh.edu/soh/

don/index.htm for deadlines orphone (800) 344-5484 - option 1.

This is a Nursing Role Perfor-

mance course and requires proof

of malpractice insurance, blood-

borne pathogen training, immuni-

zations, and a TB test.

For room locations call (310) 243-

3597 one week prior to the begin-

ning of this class.

Special Englishdepartmentrequirements

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75

76

77

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Students must have taken the CSU

English Placement Test. Studentswith EPT scores designated by the

CSU Chancellor’s Officeasindicating

eligibility in an Intensive Learning

Experience Program (ILE) must

enroll in ENG 088.

Special section for students in the

Intensive Learning Experience Pro-

gram (ILE). EPT scores must be

between 120 and 141 inclusive.

Students must have taken the CSU

English Placement Test (EPT).

All students must meet the followingprerequisites: English 110 and 111or their equivalents; passing scoreon the GWE, (competency in writ-ing requirement); or English 350 orother courses listed in the University

Catalog .

Prerequisite: All students must havetaken the CSU English PlacementTest (EPT) before they can enroll in

English 110. In addition, studentsmust score a T-151 or above on the

EPT, meet one of the exceptions, or

have successfully completed ENG

088 and/or 099.

Prerequisite: completion of ENG

110 or equivalent. Written verifica-

tion (letter of notification, gradeslip, transcript, evaluation form)

must be presented to the instructor

at the first class meeting.

Lower division composition re-

quirement must be completed.Written verification (grade slip,

transcript) must be presented to the

instructor at the first class meeting.

Prerequisite: Completion ofENG111 or equivalent.

Special Teacher Educationdepartmentrequirements

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81

Advanced registration available

only for interns.

BCLAD students only.

Additional coursefee requirements

NOTE: Any change in fees or new fees

indicated in the following footnotes or which

occur subsequent to the printing of these

footnotes are subject to the policies and

procedures as stated in Executive Order #661.

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An additional course material/

model fee of $10 is required.

Students enrolling in English (ENG)

350; or History (HIS) 300; or Inter-

disciplinary Studies (IDS) 398 are

required to pay a course material fee

of $4.

A $5 course fee is required for stu-

dents enrolled in Physical Education

(PED) 116, 124, 140, 142, 156, 158,

162, 164, 170, 218, 250, 251, 252,

255 254.29), 200; 2074 228, AOS

300, 301, 303, 360, 361, 425, 460,

461; and Recreation (REC) 260.

Students enrolling in Chemistry

(CHE) 230L are required to pay

an $8 course laboratory fee.


(CHE) 3111 are required to paya

$17 course laboratory fee.

Students enrolling in eitherChemistry (CHE) 317L or 451Lare required to pay a course labo-

ratory fee of $18.


(CHE) 456L are required to paya course laboratory fee of $22.

Students enrolling in Chemistry(CHE) 313L are required to pay

a course laboratory fee of $36.

Students enrolling in Biology (BIO342L are required to pay an $18.00

course laboratory fee.

A lab fee is associated with Orthoticsand Prosthetics courses. For spe-cific charges, please contact the

program office at (310) 243-2700.

Final Examination ScheduleFall 2002 Final Exam Week: Saturday, Dec. 7- Friday, Dec. 13, 2002

ClassMeets Examination Day Time ClassMeets _Examination Day Times M

8:30a.m. Saturday Dec 7 8:30a.m. - 10:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Monday Dec 9 4:45 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.9:00 a.m. Saturday Dec 7. 9:00am: -' 11:00'a:m, 6:10 p.m. Monday Dec 9 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.1:30 p.m. Saturday DCGe iz. 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Monday Dec 9 7:45 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.

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9:00 a.m. Sunday Dec 8 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Tuesday Dec 10 4:45 p.m.- 6:45 p.m.1:00 p.m. Sunday Dec 8 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 6:10 p.m. Tuesday Dec 10 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

7:00 p.m. Tuesday Dec 10 7:45 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.MWFE

7:30a.m. Monday Dec. 9 7:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. Ww

8:30a.m. Wednesday Dec 11 8:30.a.m. - 10:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Wednesday Dec 11 4:45 p.m. - 6:45 p.m.10:00 a.m. Monday Dec 9 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 6:10 p.m. Wednesday Dec 11 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.11:30a.m. Wednesday Dec 11 11:30a.m. - 1:30 p-m. 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Dec 11 7:45 p.m. - 9:45°p.m.1:00 p.m. Monday Dec 9 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Th

MW 4:00 p.m. Thursday Dec 12 4:45 p.m.- 6:45 p.m.7:00 a.m. Monday Dec 9 7:00a.m. - 9:00 a.m. 6:10p.m. Thursday Dec 12 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.8:30a.m. Wednesday Dec 10 8:30a.m. - 10:30a.m. 7:00 p.m. Thursday — Dec 12 7:45 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.

10:00 a.m. Monday Dec 9 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

11:30a.m. Wednesday Dec 11 11:30a.m. - 1:30 p-m. .1:00 p.m. Monday a 1:00 pati.’-° 3:00p.ma: 8:30'a.m. Friday Dec 13 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.2:30p.m. Wednesday’ Dec 11 2:30 p.m.- 4:30 p.m. 11:30a.m. Friday Dec 13. 11:30a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

. 4:00 p.m. Monday Dec’ 9 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

S20pa. Wineay Dec 11 530pm.- 70pm, | Note With theception oftheDivison of Nursing cours7:00 p.m. Monday DocHo 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. the Class Meeting Time Module. Ifthe module is notSaopm. Weiner Decl 80pm. iG0opm| felowedwhenscedlnga oureeecton tineavailable for that course section unless special arrange-TTh ments have been made by the instructor.

7:00a.m. Tuesday Dec 10 = 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

8:30a.m. Thursday Dec 12 ~—8:30a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

10:00a.m. Tuesday Dec 10 10:00a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

11:30a.m. Thursday Dec 12 11:30a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

1:00 p.m. Tuesday Dec 10 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.

2:30p.m. Thursday Dec 12 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.


5:30p.m. Thursday . Dec 12 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.


8:30 p.m. Thursday Dec 12 8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.

Tentative Course Offerings — Spring 2003

Academic Program CRS Prefix | CRS Number

Accounting ACC 230 231 330 331 333 336 337 339 430 433 435 438 595

Africana Studies AFS - 200 205 220 395 396 494 495 496 499 594 595

Anthropology ANT 100 115.312, 313. 338. 335 341 351370. 388° 389 494

Applied Studies APS 490

Art ART 100 101 111 150 171 179 301 331 332 333 337 343 345 346 361 373 380 384 392 446

448 463 474 493 494 495 496 498

Asian-Pacific Studies APP 101 322 395

Behavioral Science BEH 490 504 505 507 522 525 529 533 537 540 558 569 595 597 598 599 600

Biology BIO 102 103 120 122 230 250 251 254 310 320 332 336 340 342 370 394 420 421 422 425

440 442 453 483 490 495 503 520 590 597 598 599 600

Business BUS 300 445 494 495 496 595 600

Chemistry CHE 402 108110 142 92300312 313-316 317 322 393 420 433 452 453 456 460 497

Chicano/Chicana Studies CHS 205 300 460 470 480 490 494 495

Clinical Science CLS 300 301 302 305 306 411 412 421 422 432 433 434 440 441 453 454 461 462 463 490

496 497 501 504 590 594 596 599 600

Communications COM 100 206 250 302 305 344 355 358 365 366 383 396 397 400 467 490 494 495 496

Computer Information Systems CIS 270 272 275 370 371 372 471 473474 475 494 496 502 594

Computer Science csc 101.111. 121 123 221 251 301 311 321 331 341 353 401 411 451 453 455 461 471 481

“495

Cooperative Education CED 300 310 320

Dance DAN 120 130 205 215 225 305 315 325 340 415 425 440 480 494 495

Earth Sciences (Geology) EAR 100 101 464 490 494 495 496 498 499

Economics (ECO 200 210 211 230 310 311 315 322 340 351 380 494

Education, Graduate CUR 510 515 517 519

EAD 504 506 514 570 571 572 573 574 576 577 578 593 596

MUL 520 521 522 525 590

GED 500 501 503 505 508 594 599 600

PPS 510 515 520 525 530 535 540 545 550 555 565 569

SPE 460 523 528 529 552 553 554 555 556 558 560 561 562 563 565 566 567 568 569 591

TBE 520 530 540 550 560 570

Education, Teacher TED 304 305 402 403 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 415 416 420 435 436 445 446 455

456 465 466 467 468 469 490 494 495

English ENG 088 099 110 111 230 300 301 305 306 307 308 312 314 317 325 326 327 340 341 343

347 350 351 352 413 420 433 435 451 457 467 486 487 490 492 494 501 537 543 545

552 555 575 580 582 584 586 588 592 594 600

Finance FIN 360 382 468 480 483 488 500 502 503

Foreign Languages FLG 294 494

French FRE 110 111 220 494

Geography GEO 100 350 359 360 405 416 420 494 498

Graduate Studies GST 600

Health Science HEA 100 240 252 280 281 300 312 314 315 318 350 380 382 385 387 440 442 466 470 472

480 481 488 492 499

Health Sciences (Division of) HSC 201 308 491 492 494 495

ery Taitsit CRS Prefix / CRS Number

History HIS 100 101 120 121 300 301 304 305 314 315 317 319 331 332 333 334 335 336 340 341344 346 348 351 360 361 363 365 367 376 380 395 490

Human Services HUS 300 400

Humanities HUM 200 310 312 314 522 582 594 599 600Interdisciplinary Studies IDS 255 320 326 330 336 350 380 382 397 398 491 492 493 494

Japanese JPN 111

Labor Studies LBR 412 496

Law LAW 240 340 342

Liberal Studies LBS 010 020 030 200 300 360 370 400 401

Management MGT 310 312 416 418 419 490 500 503 590

Marketing MKT 350 351 358 459 495 500. 503 595Marital and Family Therapy MFT 572 578 580 584 596 600

Mathematics MAT 003 009 105 107 131 141 143 153 171 191 193207121907 277-'281 297 1311. 321 9310333337 347 361 403 411 447 495 497 525 555 590 594 595 597 599 600

Music MUS 100 107.109 111 120 121 171 172.173 176 177 180 200 209 211 220 221 271 272 273276 277 280 300 309 311 315 320 321 331 340 371 372 373 376 377 380 386 400 430431 435 436 438 439 440 445 470 471 472 473 476 477 480 481 494 495 496 499 580593 594

Nursing (undergraduate) BSN 301 305 310 315 325 335 340 345 380 400 405 410 416 420 426 430 436 440 446 450456 460 494 495

Nursing (graduate) MSN 501 504 510 513 514 521 522 523 524 525 526 527 530 535 536 537 551 552 553 554555 556 557 561 562 563 564 566 567 571 572 573 574 576 577 583 584 591 592 594595 599 600

Occupational Therapy OTR 101 205 206 301 314 317 414 424 429 432 462 482Philosophy PHI 101 102 120 300 303 305 331 350 365 378 386 490 494 495

-Physical Education PED 110 111 112 114 118 130 132 141 142 156 158 162 170 171 190 191 218 235 300 301303 305 425 426 447 448 449 470 490 494 495 496 514 593 600

Physics PHY 100 122 130 132 207 300 306 310 333 335 341 462 494 498Political Science POL 100 101 251 310 312 313 314 318 336 340 344 349 351 354 360 366 370 371 375 494

495 496

Psychology PSY 101 110 230 235 305 314 330 331 340 342 350 353 360 363 367 368 372 380 382 396411 412 415 416 464 490 494 496 497 498 520 550 564 565 567 571 590 597 598 600

Public Administration PUB 300 301 302 303 304 305 314 315 330 340 342 373 423 426 434 490 494 495 496 500501 502 504 506 508 510 512 521 594 596 599 600

Quality Assurance QAS 510 511 513 514 515 516

Quantitative Methods QMS 321 322 423 502

Recreation&Leisure Studies REC 100 120 126 260 326 331 348 420 425 426 428 440 458 493 494 496Science, Mathematics&Tech SMT 310 312 314 416

Social & Behavioral Sciences SBS 101 318

Sociology soc 101 102 220 302 305 311 315 316 320 322 326 331 335 340 341 355 362 365 368 369370 381 395 494 502 505 506 518 529 550 560 563 595 596 597 598 599 600

School of Management SOM 201 :

Spanish SPA 110 111 115 151 220 221 280 305 311 314 340 341 350 400 435 453 454 456 461 490494 594

Television Arts TVA 336 338 365 369 isTheatre Arts THE 100 120 160 264 320 326 337 339 343 346 357 453 494 499

University Courses UNV 295

Women’s Studies WMS 495

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Special Sessions Programs

The Special Sessions area within the Division of Ext

matriculating as well as non-matriculating studentsended Education offers a wide variety of individual courses for university credit to

during the three week winter session, the eleven week summer session, and during

the fall and spring semesters. Special Session programs are uniquely designed to accommodate the needs of a given population. In

some cases, the completion of a program may cu

or credential. Because Special Sessions courses are self-

Sessions programs and the contact person for each.

COLLEGE OFARTS AND SCIENCES:

Humanities External Degree

Master of Arts Degree

This degree is offered on a guided

study basis through correspon-

dence.

Contact; Elena Christova

(310) 243-3191

Interdisciplinary StudiesBachelor of Arts Degree

Contact: David Heifetz(310) 243-3649

Negotiation andConflict Management

Master of Arts Degree, Behavioral Sci-

ence

Contact: David Churchman

(310) 243-3770

ProgramAssistant: Penny Putz

(310) 243-2162

Quality AssuranceMaster of Science Degree

This degree program is offered in

several formats: on campus, on-

site, at corporate sites and on the

Internet.

Contact: Eugene Watson(310) 243-3880

Program

Assistant: Rodger Hamrick(310) 243-3880

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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION:

Assistive Technology Specialist

Certificate

Contact: Paul Richard

(714) 966-4140

Larry Belkin

(714) 966-4130

Community College Teaching

Certificate

Contact: Special SessionsAdministrative Office

(310) 243-2781

Designated Subjects -

Adult Education

Credential

Contact: Steven Lee

(310) 243-2887

SCHOOL OF HEALTH:

Nursing

Bachelor of Science Degree

Master of Science Degree

These programs are available via

web-based courses.

Contact: The School of Health

Student Services Center

(800) 344-5484

Humanities External Degree Courses

for the Division of Nursing

HUX 346 Alienation, Estrange-

ment & Subcultures

(offered Aug. 25 thru

Dec. 6, 2002)

Contact: Extended Education

(310) 243-3741

Orthotics and Prosthetics

Certificates

Contact: Scott Hornbeak

(310). 243-2170

Iminate in a bachelor's or master's degree while in others it may result in a certificate

supporting, tuition is charged. The following list reflects the current Special

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC

ADMINISTRATION:

Business Administration

MBA ONLINE

This degree program offers all

courses required for the MBA via

the Internet at mbaonline.csudh.edu

Contact: Cathi Nicholson

(310) 243-2714

Public Administration

MPA ONLINE

This degree program offers all

courses required for the MPA via

the Internet at mpaonline.csudh.edu

Contact: Malaika Horne

(310) 243-3917

Mediated Instruction and Distance LearningTV Classes

TV classes are taught in one of thespecially designed TV studios andbroadcast over local television sys-tems. Students whose television setsreceive the broadcast can enroll in aTV designated section and attend classfrom their homes or worksites, e.g. alocal elementary school. All DHTVclasses are broadcast live. Studentscan use a toll free number to call inand speak with the instructor duringthe broadcast.

Many of the classes broadcast by CSUDominguez Hills can also be seen onlocal cable television systems, i.e.MediaOne (Channel 2) inWilmington,Lomita, parts of San Pedro and HarborCity and Time Warner (Channel 6) inTorrance, Hawthorne, Gardena, ElSegundo and Lawndale.

Some DHTV programming can beseen on The LA Channel (Channel 36)in the City of Los Angeles on LA 36,the citywide educational TV_network.

Two teacher education courses can beseen Saturday and Sunday morningson KLCS Channel 58, the PBS channeloperated by the Los Angeles UnifiedSchool District’s UHF television chan-nel. KLCS can be received on an an-tenna over the air but is also carried onmany local cable television systemsthroughout Southern California.

All TV classes are also simulcast on theInternet. Students can communicatewith the instructor by email duringclass. Students should go to the dis-tance learning website atdominguezonline.csudh.edu for pro-gram and technical information.

Videoconferencing ClassesVideoconferencing classes are taughtin the videoconferencing classroom.A two-way audio and video connec-tion is made between thevideoconferencing classroom andvideoconferencing classrooms at vari-ous community colleges. Students canattend class on campus or at one ofthe off-campus videoconferencingclassrooms. Videoconferencingclasses cannot be seen on local televi-sion. Students must go toasite that isparticipating in the program.

InternetClasses

An Internet class is taught entirelyover the Internet. Students will receiveall of their information, communicatewith the instructor and other studentsand complete all of their assignmentson-line. In addition to basic computerskills, students need the use of a com-puter, an email account and access tothe Internet. It is possible for students -to do all of the work for an Internetclass in one of the on-campus com-puter labs. Students who want to workat home will need an internet providerand a modem.

Internet courses may be entirely asyn-chronous, i.e. composed ofwebpagesthat can be accessed by the studentfrom anyplace at anytime. However,students can find the websites for theircourses by going to toro.csudh.edu.

In the Spring of 1999, Dominguez Hillsbegan broadcasting live, synchronousclasses on the Internet. _All studentsenrolled in these synchronous Internetcourses must be at a computer at thesame time so they can log on to acommon website and participate in thelive, interactive broadcast.

Students should refer to the distancelearning website atdominguezonline.csudh.edu for techni-cal requirements for their computers.

Nursing students should check websitewww.csudh.edu/soh.don/index.htm orphone (800) 344-5484 - option #1 forrequirements and additional technicalequipment and skills necessary foronline nursing courses.

University PoliceA

California State University, Dominguez

Hills' annual security report includes

statistics for the previous three years

concerning reported crimes that oc-

curred on campus, on public property

immediately adjacent to and accessible

from the campus, and within The City

of Carson. The report also includes

institutional policies concerning cam-

pus security such as policies concern-

‘ing alcohol and drug use, crime pre-

vention, the reporting of crimes, sexual

assault and other matters. You can

obtain a copy of this report by con-

tacting the University Police or by ac-

cessing the following website at

www.csudh.edu/dhpd/dhpd.htm.

The Department is located on campus at:

SCC A-122, Bldg. 21000 East Victoria Street

Carson, CA 90747

(310) 243-3639

The Student Housing Sub-station is lo-

cated at:

Apartment F4

(310) 217-6960

The University Police Department pro-

vides safety oriented service to CSU

Dominguez Hills.

It includes University Police and Parking

Services that provide 24 hour-a-day

patrol protection of university property,

buildings, parking lots and student

housing. All laws and codes of the state

are enforced on the campus, including

regulations the University establishes to

administer the campus community.

Officers are responsible for reporting

and investigating crimes, issuing traffic

citations and responding to medical

emergencies, traffic accidents and fire

emergencies, as well as other incidents

that require police assistance. Univer-

sity police officers are vested with full

law enforcement powers and responsi-

bilities, identical to the local police or

sheriff departments in your home com-

munity. Officers meet training require-

ments mandated by the California Com-

mission on Peace Officers Standards

and Training as well as training de-

signed to meet the needs of the univer-

sity community. As state policeoffic-

ers their police authority extends

throughout the entire state, including

concurrent jurisdiction with the Los

Angeles County Sheriff Department on

the adjacent streets and community.

The Department prepares and submits

a monthly Uniform Crime Report to

the California Department of Justice.

The Department also enters reported

stolen vehicles and property with serial

numbers into the National Crime In-

formation Center, allowing for recov-

ery throughout the United States.

As an active member of the Criminal

Justice System, the University Police

interacts and cooperates with other

law enforcement agencies. Cases are

filed with the Los Angeles County Dis-

trict Attorney. Information may also

be given to the Office of the Vice

President for Student Affairs for ap-

propriate action involving students.

The Department works closely with

the Student Housing Office in an effort

to educate the residents in crime

awareness and crime prevention. It

established a police sub-station

(COPS) in apartment F4 in Student

Housing to facilitate a community based

policing program

in housing.

All emergency calls continue to be

routed to the main station in SCC A-122

on campus and all officers continue to be

dispatched out ofthe main station.

Crime Prevention Programs

The Department has established pro-

grams that raise the level of safety aware-

ness ofthe campus community. These

programs include:

Student Orientation Program

Resident Advisors Training Pro-

gram

eo

Student Escort Service

Sexual Assault Prevention

Personal Safety Awareness

DUI and Drug Abuse

Theft Prevention

Operation ID Engraving

Building, Areaand ParkingLot

Lighting Surveys

9-1-1 Capability from all University

phones

Emergency Telephonesat various

campus locations

oo

cocgooooeoo

Closed CircuitTelevision Surveil-

lance - Parking Lot 4

Oo EmergencyPreparedness Commit-

tee

(1 Electronic Alarm Systems

The Student Escort Service provides

escort service during the hours of 6 -

11 p.m. for students, faculty and staff

who walk alone to their cars.

To request an evening escort

From pay phones & student

housing phones......... (310) 243-3639

From campus phones ...........-++ 3639

Most campus buildings and facilities

are accessible to members of the cam-

pus community, guests and visitors

Monday through Saturday until 10 p.m.

and as certain special events dictate.

Motor vehicle lots, pedestrian walk-

ways and building exteriors arewell

lighted. The University Police con-

ducts a weekly light survey throughout

the campus anda report is made to

Physical Plant on a weekly basis.

Shrubbery, trees and other vegetation on

campus are trimmed and maintained on

a regular basis with special attention

given to walkways. Physical Plant con-

ducts a facility audit of the entire campus

on an annual basis.

Campus Crime Statistics

Crime 1999 2000 2001

Homicide 0 0 0

*Sex Offenses —

Forcible . 1 0 2

*Sex Offenses —

Non-Forcible 0 0 0

Sex Crimes —

Misdemeanors 2 Ya 1

Robbery 0 1 3

Assault

(Aggravated) 0 1 0

Assault

(Simple) 2 0 3

Burglary 36 fps 6

Vehicle Theft 11 8 5

Theft (Larceny) — 103 102 55

Liquor Violations

Parking ServicesParking Services is responsible for enforce-ment ofparking regulations, guest parkingand the information booth. The parking of-ficers patrol the campus ensuring safe andlegal use ofour parking areas. Parking pro-vides escort service for our students, facultyand staff. For more information pleasecontact us in SCC B-145 or phone (310)243 -3725, or ext. 3725 from campusphones.

Office Hours:Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

EmergencyTelephone Numbers

POLICE

24-Hour EMERGENCY

From pay phones &student housing phones............ 9-1-]From campus phones.... 911 or 3333

fee et : : 4 24-HourNon-EmergencyDrunk Driving Violations = 5 7 5 From pay phones & student

Drug Violations 12 9 2 housing phones......... (310) 243-3639From campus phones... 3639

Weapons Violations 1 0 5

Vandalism 36 +46 24 To Report AN EMERGENCYHate Incidents/Crime 2 0 0 {4 Give your name, telephone number

* Beginning 8/1/92 “Rape” category was replacedby“Sex offenses — Forcible or Non-Forcible.”

+ Burglary category includes: vehicle, building andresidential

and location. , |

{4 Give clear and accurate information.

[1 Be prepared to‘supply suspect andvehicle description, and directionof

travel.

Q DON’T HANG UP! Follow theinstructions ofthe dispatcher.

Emergency Telephone Boxes{1 Look for the bright yellowboxes

mounted on bright red poles with bluelights located in parkinglotsandoncampus. Lifthandle orpress button;automaticconnection to campuspolice.Emergencyphonesarealsoavailableincampuselevators.

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University Policies

Academic Integrity: Its Placein the University Community

THE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY

A university is a community of learn-

ers bonded together by the search for

knowledge; the pursuit of personal,

social, cultural, physical, and intellec-

tual development; and the desire for

the liberating effects of an advanced

education. California State University,

Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) hasa cul-

ture—the academic culture—shared

with other universities and colleges

across the nation. Integral to that cul-

ture is a set of values such as academic

freedom, dedication to teaching and

learning, diversity, civility toward oth-

ers, and academic integrity.

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY

Academic integrity is of central impor-

tance in the university community and

involves committed allegiance to the

values, the principles, and the code of

behavior held to be central in that com-

munity. Integrity concerns honesty and

implies being truthful, fair, and free from

lies, fraud, and deceit.

The core ofa university’s integrity is its

scholastic honesty. Honesty is valued

across all cultures and is a fundamental

value in the academic culture. There are,

however, cultural differences with regard

to the ownership of ideas and the impor-

tance of individual efforts. Nonetheless,

the university expects all students and

other campus members to document the

intellectual contributions of others and

to ensure that the work they submit is

their own.

Education provides students with the

resources to master content, learn skills,

and develop processes to maximize self

potential and the potential of others.

Students must demonstrate mastery of

each step of learning by tangible prod-

ucts such as test performance, papers,

and presentations. This process enables

the student and the instructor to assess

the student’s readiness for the next steps

and gives the student the confidence to

undertake future steps. Students who

cheat may not have mastered the neces-

sary steps nor gained the necessary

knowledge; they miss the opportunity to

gain an accurate picture ofwhat they

know and what they do not know.

Cheating harms others and the institution

in addition to limiting one’s own poten-

tial. Other students are rightfully angry

when dishonest students use inappropri-

ate methods to get grades for which honest

students work hard. The fairness of the

grading process is compromised whena

student falsely obtains a grade.’ Aca-

demic dishonesty may result in loss of

confidence in the system and devaluation

of the quality of the university degree.

THE NATURE OFACADEMIC DISHONESTY

A standard definition of academic dis-

honesty has been provided by Kibler,

Nuss, Paterson, and Pavela (1988):

Academic dishonesty usually refers to

forms of cheating and plagiarism which

result in students giving or receiving

unauthorized assistance in an academic

exercise or receiving credit for work

which is not their own.

They further define the following specific

forms of academic dishonesty:

Cheating—intentionally using or at-

tempting to use unauthorized materials,

information, or study aids in any aca-

demic exercise. The term academic exer-

cise includes all forms ofwork submitted

for credit or hours.

Cheating also includes: unauthorized

multiple submissions, altering or inter-

fering with grading, lying to improve a

grade, altering graded work, unautho-

rized removal of tests from classroom or

office, and forging signatures on aca-

demic documents.

Fabrication—intentional and unautho-

rized falsification or invention of any

information or citation in an academic

exercise.

Facilitating academic dishonesty—inten-

tionally or knowingly helping or at-

tempting to help another to violate a

provision of the institutional code of

academic integrity.

Plagiarism—the deliberate adoption or

reproduction of ideas or words or state-

ments ofanother person as one’s own

without acknowledgment.

At the heart of any university are its ef-

forts to encourage critical reading skills,

effective communication and, above all,

intellectual honesty among its students.

Thus, all academic work submitted by a

student as his or her own should be in his

or her own unique style, words and form.

Whenastudent submits work that pur-

ports to be his/her original work, but

actually is not, the student has commit-

ted plagiarism.

Plagiarism is considered a gross violation

of the University’s academic and disci-

plinary standards. Plagiarism includes

the following: copying of one person’s

work by another and claiming it as his or

her own, false presentation of one’s self

as the author or creator of a work, falsely

taking credit for another person’s unique

method of treatment or expression,

falsely representing one’s self as the source

of ideas or expression, or the presenta-

tion of someone else’s language, ideas or

works without giving that person due

credit. It is not limited to written

- works. For example, one could plagia-

rize music compositions, photographs,

works of art, choreography, computer

programs or any other uniquecreative

effort.

Further information ‘about the various

forms of academic dishonesty can be

obtained from the office of any Instruc-

tional Dean or the Student Development

office. Individual departments and fac-

ulty may also provide specific examples.

WHo HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY

FOR PROMOTING ACADEMIC

INTEGRITY AND PREVENTINGACADEMIC DISHONESTY?

Faculty Responsibility

The faculty as representatives of the insti-

tution have the opportunity to encourage

academic integrity and the responsibility

to discourage and curtail academic fraud.

At CSUDH, incidents should be re-

ported to the Office of the Vice President

of Student Affairs. Unless incidents are

reported to a central location, repeated

violations may go undetected as they

occur in separate departments or with

different faculty. The Vice President of

Student Affairs will notify the student if a

report is received. ;

Student Responsibility

Students are responsible for the integrityof their actions and must be willing toaccept consequences for these actions.Students have the responsibility to befamiliar with the University policies andto seek clarification with faculty if theyare unclear about expectations for anyassignment. Students are also encour-aged to report academic dishonesty. Inthe sense that a university is a commu-nity, students should understand theirown role in the creation ofthe kind ofenvironment that encourages honestyand discourages academic fraud. Stu-dents need not tolerate any action on thepart ofanother that diminishes their ownintegrity or that of the university.

OPTIONS FOR ADDRESSINGACADEMIC DISHONESTYWhena faculty member detects dishon-esty, he or she will address it. If appro-priate, the faculty member will first con-front the student and seek an “in-office”resolution. Remember the charge is anallegation that should be examined un-der due process.

If the faculty member is convinced thatdishonesty has occurred, she or he willuse one or more of the following options:

a. Adjust the evaluation of the student’swork, i.e., nullify the effort or a portionof it. This action may be taken as part ofa decision regarding assignment of agrade. The faculty member is notrequired to formally report the incidentthrough the campus disciplinary processbut is strongly encouraged to do so.

b. Refer the matter to the Vice Presidentfor Student Affairs for an investigationas part ofthe Student DisciplinaryProcedures. These procedures call fordue process, a hearing or the opportu-nity to waive a hearing and accept asanction without admitting guilt. (An“PF” grade supported by a decision inadisciplinary case may not be the subjectofa grade appeal and may not berepeated and canceled.)

c. Use both “a” arid “b” above.

THE CALIFORNIASTATE UNIVERSITYDISCIPLINARY PROCEDURESStudent enrollment is a voluntary entranceinto the academic community oflearners.By such entrance, the student voluntarilyassumes, and is expectedto assume, __obligations ofperformance and behaviorthat are imposed by the university relevantto its lawful missions, processes, and func-

tions. The University reserves the right todiscipline students in order to securecompliance with these obligations.

Students who engage in dishonest behav-ior are charged with violating Title 5,California Administrative Code, Section41301, under the Student DisciplinaryProcedures for the California State Uni-versity established by Executive Order#628 by the Chancellor. A copy oftheseprocedures may be obtained from theOffices ofthe Vice President for StudentAffairs or Student Development.

Attendance at FirstClass Meeting PolicyPM 94-06

It is the responsibility of the student tomake certain that his/her drop hasbeen officially recorded. Continuedabsence from the class may yield agrade of "U". Students should not as-'sume that a faculty member hasdropped them from the class. Refer toPM 94-06, “Attendance at First ClassMeetings.”

Prior to the end of the second week ofclasses, a faculty member may, but isnot required, by following the appro-priate procedures, initiate a formaldrop of students who:

{1 have missed the firsttwo class meet-ings (or the first meeting ifthe classmeets onlyoncea week), and

(1 have not advised the faculty member(orthedepartmentchair, ifnofacultymemberwasassignedtothe course inadvance) that their absenceis tempo-rary.

Students who have been dropped bythe instructor from a class but wish tore-register must submit a change ofprogram (add/drop) card, signed bythe instructor, by the end of the thirdweek of the semester. _

Campus Health and SafetyAll guests, students, staff, and facultyare entitled to an academic experiencefree from hazards. However wherehazards exist, attention must be paid inrecognizing as well as reporting them.In order to raise the safety awareness

- level among the campus community,the Office of Risk Management/Envi-ronmental and Occupational Health(RM/EHOS) has developed the followingkey points:

Qi Become familiar with campus emer-gency procedures and evacuationinstructions posted in each classroomand laboratory.

QReport any hazards to your instruc-tor or RM/EHOS at extension 3995,

QiDuring emergencies, listen to thedirections provided by your instruc-tor and/or Public Safety officer.

CiImmediately report any injuries,however minor, to your instructoror to the Public Safety department atextension 3639.

QVIf work in your class involves con-tact with hazardous materials(chemicals, pathogenic matter orradioactive materials) be sure toreceive training on: the nature ofthe material you will be workingwith; proper handling methods forthese materials; and the use of per-sonal protective equipment.

These guidelines also apply for aca-demic activities that take place outsideof the classroom. Be sure to attendclass briefings concerning hazards infield trip settings prior to participationin off-site activities.

Campus Smoking PolicyPM 99-04, Section 6

California State University, Dominguez- Hills has a responsibility to its studentsand employees to provide a safe andhealthful learning and working envi-ronment. The University recognizesthe harmful effects of involuntary con-tact with smoke. It also recognizes theneed to preserve the reasonable indi-vidual rights of smokers as long asdoing so does not interfere with theright of the non-smoker to a smoke-free environment. ;

Asa result, the following policy will beenforced:

O Smoking is prohibited in all campusbuildings, including offices, workareas, classrooms, lecture halls,laboratories, libraries, theaters,practice rooms, listening rooms,gymnasiums, kitchens, hallways,stairwells, elevators, eating areas andrestrooms. Certain areas external tobuildings which do not have ad-equate ventilation (e.g., patios, stair-ways and walkways) may also be desig-nated as non-smoking areas by the

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Diréctor of Risk Management/Envi-

ronmental Health & Occupational

Safety.

(i Smoking is also prohibited in all —

State automobiles, vans and trucks.

QExceptions include: designated

smoking areas, Student Housing

(which shall be governed byits own

policy) and the Velodrome (which

shall be governed by the Velodrome

Governing Board).

When artistically required, smoking

is permitted as part of a university-

sponsored theater or dance perfor-

mance/rehearsal.

Effective implementation of this policy

depends upon all members of the Uni-

versity community acting with com-

mon courtesy and sensitivity to others.

Members of the campus community

who willfully violate the University

smoking policy will be subject to disci-

plinary action through recognized

administrative channels and/or in ac-

cord with the applicable collective

bargaining agreement. Allegedviola-

tions of this policy should be reported

through the appropriate compliant

procedure. There shall be no reprisals

against anyone seeking assistance in

enforcing this policy.

For information and copies of the

policy, refer to PM 99-04. Please con-

tact: for faculty, the Associate Vice

President, Faculty Affairs; for students,

the Vice President, Student Affairs;

and for staff, Director, Human Re-

sources Management. :

Family Education Rightsand Privacy Act of 1974

All student records of the California

State University are kept in accordance

with the provisions of the Family Edu-

cational Rights and Privacy Act

(FERPA) which authorizes educational

institutions to release directory infor-

mation on former and currently en-

rolled students. CSU, Dominguez Hills

has chosen to further limit "directory

information" to a student's: Name,

Major, Dates of Attendance at

CSUDH, Degrees and Awards re-

ceived, but will verify address, tele-

phone number and date of birth, if

requested. CSUDH is also required by

law to release specific information for

U.S. military recruiting purposes. Stu-

dents may request, in writing, that

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directory information not be released

by completing a "Request toWithhold

‘Directory Information" form available

from the Office of Admissions and

Records, SCC J-103, or from the Ad-

missions and Records Office web page

at www.csudh.edu/csudh/ar2000/

forms.htm.

For more detailed information on

FERPA and the release of student in-

formation, please consult the Univer-

sity Catalog or visit the U.S. Depart- |

ment of Education's Family Privacy

Compliance Office on the internet at

www.ed.gov/offices/OM/fpco.

Immunization Requirements

The California State University has two

immunization requirements:

a. Measles (rubeola) and Rubella

(German Measles)

All new students born after January 1,

1957 are required to present proofof

measlesandrubellaimmunizations prior

to enrollmentorwithin one calendaryear

oftheir first dayof enrollment. Failure to

complete this requirementby this time

will not permit the student to register for

the following semester. Evidence that

canbe usedas proofofimmunity

includes verificationfroman M.D. or

copies ofimmunizationrecords from

sources suchas schools orthe Public

Health Department. For studentswho

are unable to provide proofofimmunity

toboth these diseases orhave not had

priorimmunization can obtaina.

combinedmeasles/rubellavaccine atthe

Student Health Center, free ofcharge.

b. Hepatitis B

Allnew students whoare eighteenyears

ofage oryounger on their first day of

enrollmentare required to presentproof

ofimmunization against Hepatitis B

priorto enrollment orwithinone

calendaryear oftheir first dayof

enrollment. Even ifa student turns 19

years ofage during their first year of

enrollment at the University, they are

stillresponsible for completing this

requirement. Failure to complete this

requirementby this time will not permit

the student to register for the following

semester. Proofoffullimmunitymeans

that the student has completedthe third

shotin the three-shot Hepatitis B series.

_ Forstudentswho are unable to provide

proofof fullimmunityorhave nothad

priorimmunizationcan obtain the

Hepatitis B series at the Student Health

Center, free ofcharge.

Exemptions to these requirements

may be granted based on medical con-

sideration or religious or personal

beliefs.

If either the Measles/Rubella or the

Hepatitis B requirement applies to the

student, the student must bring proof

of immunity to the Student Health

Center in person. Mailed forms will

not be accepted. Students who are -

meeting these requirements by either

a) presentingproofofimmunity or, b)

claiming an exemption, must complete

an Immunization Requirements Certi-

fication Form, along with their proof

of immunity, to the Student Health

Center. For inquiries, contact the

Student Health Center at (310) 243-

3629.

Nondiscrimination Policy


Hills is committed to assuring equal

opportunities in educational programs

and employment without regard to

race, color, religion, sex, marital status,

sexual orientation, national origin, age;

disability, or veteran status. Lawseand

regulations issued by the United States,

the State of California, and the Board

of Trustees of the California State Uni-

versity require equal treatment of all

persons. Only the following factors

may be used to make distinctions

among individuals: merit, ability, tal-

ent, knowledge, and achievement as

they relate to the goals and missions of

this institution. We reaffirm that full

support will be. given to affirmative

action programs which seek to over-

come under-utilization of ethnic mi-

norities, women, Vietnam-era veter-

ans, special disables veterans, and

persons with disabilities.

In addition to meeting fully its obliga-

tions of nondiscrimination under fed-

eral and state laws, California State

University, Dominguez Hills is com-

mitted to creating a community in

which a diverse population can learn,

live, and work in an atmosphere of

tolerance, civility, and respect for the

rights and sensibilities of each indi-

vidual, without regard to economic

status, ethnic background, political

views, or other personal characteristics

or beliefs. Inquiries should be directed

to the Office of Equity and Internal

Affairs, ERC B505.

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Petition for ExceptionStudents may petition for exception tocertain university academic regulationswhen unusual circumstances exist.However, it should be noted that aca-demic regulations contained in Title 5of the California Administrative Codecannot be waived.

Petition and other commonly usedforms are available in the Office ofAdmission & Records or on ‘the web atwww.csudh.edu/csudh/ar2000/ - clickthe "Forms" button in the left column.To avoid unnecessary processing delays,petitions must be signed by an instruc-tor/advisor and/or a Dean and be ac-companied by a $10 processing fee.Thorough and complete documenta-tion of the circumstances that give riseto the petition must also be attached.Once apetition has been acted upon,students are notified of the decision.

Possession of aFirearm on CampusViolators will be arrested and prosecutedfor felony violation ofsection 626.9 ofthe California Penal Code which is pun-ishable by two to four years in stateprison.

Repeatand CancelPM 87-17

The Repeat and Cancel policy may beused only by students working towarda baccalaureate degree. It may not beused by graduate/postbaccalaureatestudents working on master’s degrees,graduate certificates, teaching creden-tials, or by "undeclared" graduate stu-dents, even when they might take un-dergraduate courses.

In the case of a repeated course, thesubsequent grade is substituted for theearlier one in the computation of unitsattempted and GPA. The previouscourse grade(s) remain(s) on therecord, but is/are annotated as beingdiscounted from grade-point-averagecalculation.

Repeat and cancel may only be usedon courses taken at CSUDH and re-peated at CSUDH or another CSUcampus through summer session,concurrent enrollment or visitor sta-tus.

3. Repeatand Cancel maybeused up toatotal ofeighteen (18).semester unitstaken at CSUDominguez Hills.

4. Repeatand Cancel maybe used onlyongrades of“U,” “F,” “D,” “D+,” “C-,” andnotfor “NC” and “W”grades.

5. Students must complete a Notice ofRepeated Courseform for each courserepeated that meets all Repeat and Can-celpolicyguidelines.

6. Agradeenteredasa resultofthe studentdisciplinaryprocedures underExecutiveOrderNo. 148 cannotbecancelledandwill be computed in the grade pointaverage.

All courses used to fulfill the require-‘ments for the master’s degree must bepassed with a grade of.“C” or better.Any course in the graduate programmay be repeated and the two gradesaveraged when computing the gradepoint average. However; any course inwhich a grade lower then “C” isearned must be repeated for a grade of“C” or better and the twogrades.aver-aged. An overall grade point average of3.0 (B) or above is required in all ~courses taken to satisfy the master’sdegree requirements.

Sexual Assault PolicyPM 96-01

California State University, DominguezHills strives to provide an optimal en-vironment for growth and learning.The campus community hasa right topursue these goals in an atmosphereconducive to personal safety. Allforms of sexual assault are acts of ag-gression or violence against individu-als. A sexual assault perpetrated oncampus or in a campus-affiliated loca-tion will be investigated for possibledisciplinary actions and/or criminalprosecution.

Sexual Assault is defines as any invol-untary sexual act in which a person isthreatened, coerced, or forced tocomply against her/his will. Such actsinclude, but are not limited to rape(including "acquaintance rape"),forced sodomy, forced oral copula-tion, rape by a foreign object, sexualbattery, or threat of sexual assault.

All incidents of sexual assault should.be reported to the Department of Pub-lic Safety (University Police), eitherdirectly by the victim or with the con-sent of the victim. The Department ofPublic Safety will notify the Vice Presi-dent for Student Affairs of all sexual

assault reports, and will also notifyother departments on campus, as ap-propriate, on a need-to-know basis.Protection of the identity of the victimwill be of the highest priority in makingsuch notifications.

If the victim reports a sexual assault tosomeone on campus other than theDepartment of Public Safety, that per-son should encourage the victim tocontact that department. If the victimcannot be persuaded to report theincident to the police, she/he should bereferred to the Student Health andPsychological Services, the Women'sCenter, or the Vice President for StudentAffairs for assistance and support. Formore detailed information on thispolicy, see website at www.csudh.edu/pms/AF-Health%20Safety.htm .

The campus has designated the VicePresident for Student Affairs as theperson responsible for collecting dataon incidents of sexual assault on cam-pus and at campus-related events.The Vice President will also be respon-sible for insuring that information onincidents of sexual assault are reportedthrough the President to the CSUChancellor’s Office, as required byAAES 87-07. ;

Sexual Harassment PolicyPM 99-02

It is the policy of California State Uni-versity, Dominguez Hills, that the cam-pus maintain a working and learningenvironment free from sexual harass-ment of its students, employees, andthose who apply for student or em-ployee status. All should be aware thatCalifornia State University, DominguezHills is concerned and will take actionto eliminate sexual harassment.

Sexual harassment includes such be-havior as sexual advances, request forsexual favors, and other verbal or _physical conduct of a sexual naturedirected towards an employee, stu-dent, or applicant when one or moreof the following circumstances arepresent:

{Submission to or toleration of theconduct is an explicit or implicitterm or condition of appointment,employment, admissionoraca-demic evaluation;

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@ Submission to or rejection of such

conduct is used as a basis for a per-

sonnel decision or an academic

evaluation;

(4The conduct has the purpose oreffect of interfering with an

employee's work performance, or

creating an intimidating, hostile,

offensive or otherwise adverse

learning environment, or adversely

affecting any student.

In determining whether conduct actu-

ally constitutes sexual harassment, the

circumstances surrounding the con-

duct will be carefully considered.

However, where the facts support the

allegations, all appropriate measures

including disciplinary action will be

taken. For more detailed information

on this policy see website atwww.csudh.edu/pms/AF-Health%20Safety.htm .

Student Grievance Policy

The purpose of this policy is to provide

a mechanism to resolve student com-

plaints against other members of the

campus community. This procedure

does not handle grade appeals for

which there is a separate process (see

the University Catalog - Grade

Changes and Appeals).

In all cases, the University’s commit-

ment to the student is to provide a

resolution of his/her complaint in a fair

and reasonable manner. Inquiries

regarding this policy should be di-

rected to the office of Linda

MacAlister, Special Assistant to the

President for Employment Equity and

Internal Affairs, ERC B505.

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The University’s Alcohol &Substance AbusePolicy


Hills has a responsibility to maintain an

educational environment conducive to

academic achievement. The prohibi-

tion of illicit drugs helps to assure stu-

dents, faculty, and staff that the Uni-

versity is exercising this responsibility.

As a result, the following policy will be

enforced: The unlawful manufacture,

distribution (by either sale or gift), dis-

pensing, possession or use of alcohol

or a controlled substance is prohibited

anywhere on the campus of California

State University, Dominguez Hills. Ac-

tions that will be taken against those

who violate this prohibition are delin-

eated elsewhere in this policy. For more

detailed information on this policy, see

website at www.csudh.edu/srr/

alcoholl.htm .

The University recognizes that alcohol or

drug dependency is an illness and a

health problem. Information, assess-

ment, and referral services are avail-

able on campus. These programs as-

sist students in finding alternatives to

substance abuse, while promoting a —

healthy lifestyle and the ability to cope

with problems as they arise. Contact

Student Health and Psychological Ser-

vices at (310) 243-3818 for more infor-

mation.

Department Locations and Telephone Numbers| Campus Telephone Operator, call 243-3300. (Check individual offices for specific hours of service.)

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Health, School of

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PENTLILEher part of your education!

Student Life at CSUDH Your involvement in student life at CSUDH will expand youreducational experience by providing much of the following:

Q) An opportunity to interact with faculty beyondthe academic setting

Affinity connections with your Alma MaterAdded variety and excitement to your college experienceCultural enrichment and increased school pride

Friendships and support circles

Increased networking opportunities “T ayn the miaste vr of myfate:ee skill development I am the captain Oif my souL +

Invictus - William E. Henley

Cooogaod

Complement your classroom experience by taking advantage of the manyenrichingopportunities listed below and take control of yourdestiny.

Associated Students, Inc. (ASI)All CSUDH students are members of the Associated Students, Inc. ASI providesopportunities for involvement in the governance of the campus as well as a widevariety of activities and services for students. Please contact your ASI in the LokerUniversity Student Union to discover the world of opportunity available to you.For information, call (310) 243-3686

Intercollegiate AthleticsThe CSUDH Athletics Department sponsors eleven intercollegiate athletic teamsthat compete at the NCAA Division II level. The Toros are a member of theCalifornia Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA). Widely considered the strongestDivision II conference in the nation, the CCAA has earned more NCAA II NationalChampionships than any other league in the country. The school fields teams in:Men's and Women’s Basketball, Softball, Baseball, Men’s Golf, Women’s Indoor/Outdoor Track and Field, Men’s and Women's Soccer, Women’s Volleyball, andWomen’s Cross Country. CSUDH offers students Opportunities for involvement asa student athlete and as a fan. Athletic facilities include the gymnasium, weightroom, training room, baseball/softball field, soccer field, tennis courts, track and all-purpose field. For further information, please contact the Toros AthleticDepartmentin the Hughes Education and Athletic Center (310) 243-3893 or visit our website atwww, csudh.edu/athletics,

Recreational Sports

The Recreational Sports program at CSUDH offers students anotherwell-deserved recreational and social outlet. The unique schedule oftournaments provides opportunities for positive physical activity andsocial interactions with classmates, faculty, and staff. The program alsooffers tournament play in basketball, soccer, volleyball, and softball toname just a few. The Recreational Sports program is co-sponsored bythe Associated Students, Inc. and the Office of Student Life. Formoreinformation, please call (310) 243-3686.

University Housing

The rich cultural diversity of the campus is mirrored within the

campus living accommodations at Dominguez Hills. Up to 600

students live in the furnished one-, two- andthree-bedroom

apartment style residences. The housing complex includes

computer facilities, a weight room, basketball and volleyball

courts and multi-use lounges that include a big screen television

and a pool table. Professional and student staff provide social,

cultural, educational and recreational programs. There are

multiple opportunities for residents to get involved, including

being a member of the Resident Student Association. University

Housing also maintains listings of off-campus apartments and

rooms for rent. For more information, call (310) 243-2228.

Student Union

The Loker University Student Union, Inc. is the center of

activity on campus. Our facilities, programs, and services

enhance the university community and contribute to the out-

of-the-classroom experience. You can become a part of the

excitement by volunteering for Toro Productions, the student

programming board, where you will learn valuable leadership

and programming skills, while having fun! Stop by the Student

Union Information Counter and check out what's going on in

the Union today! For more information, call (310) 243-3559.

Student Organizations,

More than sixty student organizations currently take advantage

ofbenefits and privileges afforded only to student-run organiza-

tions. Such benefits include free use of campus facilities and

resources and an opportunity to apply

| for ASI funding. Key privileges include

on-campus member recruitment and

fundraising. Joining a club/organiza-

tion or checking out Greek Life at

CSUDH can really be a step in

{ the right direction for students

looking for leadership develop-

ment opportunities. Students

actively involving themselves in

student life add depth and breadth

to their development as college

students and as humans. Join or start a

student organization that other

students need or desire. Consider the

following as you make plans to get

involved in student life:

Community Service Organizations

O Greek Letter Organizations (Fraternities/Sororities)

Q Culturally Oriented Organizations

Honor and Service Societies

Gi Professional Organizations

© Recreation and Intramural Clubs

( Special Interest Organizations

G Associated Students, Inc.

(4 Campus Program Board, “Toro Productions”

[) Resident Student Association

For a list of student organizations or to request the paperwork

and information you need to start a new one, please stop by

the Student Union and Student Life Offices in the Loker

University Student Union or call (310) 243-3559.

Multicultur al Center

The Multicultural Center (MCC), located in SBS D-215,

promotes the exploration of diverse heritages, values and

cultural experiences by offering a wide range of co-curricular

programs throughout the year. Some of these include a 3-day

“Unityfest,” dramatic presentations, lectures, concerts,diversity

chats, art exhibits, retreats, movies, dance lessons/demonstra-

tions, poetry readings/festivals, leadership development _

opportunities, and other dialogue groups. Issues and answers

related to racism, sexism, heterosexism, inter-ethnic relations,

and cultural identity development are also explored and debated.

To get involved or for more information, call the MCC at

(310) 243-2519 or visit our web site at www.csudh.edulmec!

Special Events

Each year, the CSUDH community joins together to celebrate

our unique traditions of “Welcome Week,” “Toro Days —

Homecoming,” and “CSUDH Serves.” Special event commit-

tees of all types gather together each academic year in a spirit

of collegiality, a strong sense of community to enrich campus -

spirit, and a deeper connection between students and the

University. With primary input derived directly from students,

events such as career/employment fairs, wellness fairs, leader-

ship conferences, retreats, cultural celebrations, and on-

campus graduate school informational forums are planned and

implemented regularly. Musical, theatrical, fine art exhibits,

and presentations round out the special events spectrum.

Contact the Office of Studen Life or Toro Productions at

(310) 243-2081 for more information.

The Women’s Resource Center

Contributing to the personal, educational and professional

growth ofwomen on campus is key to the mission of the

CSUDH Women’s Resource Center. The center serves as a

gathering place for sharing of ideas and other resources. A

wide array of speakers, educational programs, projects, and

internships are sponsored by the Women’s Resource Center.

All students are welcome at the center, located at SBS E-126.

Call (310) 243-3538 for more information.

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