The Business Psychology major is designed to train students to applypsychological principles to the workplace. Through a variety of assignments and activities, students develop an awareness of both the message of a text and how the author crafted that message. Complete all remaining General Education requirements not already fulfilled by transfer courses or test scores. Program is offered through the Psychology department.
The Rady School of Management collaborates with other UC San Diego departments to offer multiple business-related majors. Our courses and programs cover a broad set of applications and are appropriate for students from a wide range of academic disciplines. Approved, Blacktronika: Afrofuturism in Electronic Music, Introduction to Art in Europe and America, Introduction to Earth and Environmental Sciences, Intersectional Struggles for Environmental Justice, Reading North by South: Latin American Studies and the US Liberation Movements, POLI 11 or 11D - Introduction to Political Science: Comparative Politics. SYN 100 is a project-based course that builds upon foundational skills by taking a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach to complex global problems. Prerequisites: upper-division standing; completion of SYN 1 and 2, or, for transfer students, completion of general-education requirements, including the lower-division writing requirement. Courses numbered 197, 198, or 199 - refer to, ANAR 155S - Study Abroad: Ancient Mesoamerica, Climate Action Scholars: Community Engagement and Research, Senior Seminar I: Professional Issues in Bioengineering, CENG 124A - Chemical Plant and Process Design I, CENG 124B - Chemical Plant and Process Design II, CHEM 100B - Instrumental Chemistry Laboratory, CHEM 105A - Physical Chemistry Laboratory, CHEM 105B - Physical Chemistry Laboratory, CHEM 108 - Protein Biochemistry Laboratory, CHEM 113 - Biophysical Chemistry of Macromolecules, CHEM 143D - Molecular Design and Synthesis, COGS 121 - Human Computer Interaction Portfolio Design Studio, COGS 187B - Practicum in Professional Web Design, COGS 190C - Honors Thesis in Cognitive Science, Practicum in New Media and Community Life, COMM 102D - Methods of Media Production Practicum: Practicum in Child Development, COMM 102M - Methods of Media Production Practicum: Studio Television, COMM 102P - Media Production Laboratory: Television and Analysis and Production, COMM 120N - Advanced Media Production: News Media Workshop, COMM 124A - Critical Design Practice/Advanced Studio, COMM 124B - Critical Design Practice/Topic Studio. These assignments introduce different research methods including observations and interviews and invite students to apply them to an interdisciplinary research project on the climate crisis or an intersectional challenge. Real-world, interactive curriculum in finance, marketing, operations and organizational behavior.
A collaborative degree with the Department of Economics, you will learn how to operate within firms and build understanding of how the firms operate in the marketplace. Program Resources - Find program maps and videos, Course Schedule - Tentative course schedule for upcoming quarters, Accommodations - Information for students with a documented disability, Career Resources - Maximize your career potential with the many resources on offer, RadyVantage - Specialized program for student organizations, Study Abroad - Options available to UC San Diego students, from summer study to year-long programs, Master of Professional Accountancy (MPAc). Consult Department and Program Advisors for assistance with major requirements. Refer to the relevant transfer agreement below for details, and contact Seventh College Academic Advising with any questions or concerns. The three-course Synthesis sequence includes two lower-division courses of intensive instruction in university-level writing and one upper-division project-based course.
Synthesis courses must be taken at UC San Diego for a letter grade. Prerequisites: Seventh College students only; completion of UC Entry Level Writing requirement. Approved Advanced Placement (AP) credit, International Baccalaureate (IB) credit, and transfer credit will be applied. As an International Studies International Business student you will develop your business skills and cultural and linguistic understandings of other countries, which are essential in the Age of Globalization. The Business Psychology major is designed to train students to applypsychological principles to the workplace.
UC San Diego 9500 Gilman Dr. La Jolla, CA 92093 (858) 534-2230, SYN 100 - Offered Fall, Winter, and Spring (starting Fall 2022), Natural Sciences and Engineering - 2 courses, Apply to earn credit for an internship found on your own, Other Experiential Learning Opportunities, Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) Certification, One to two missing IGETC requirements (can be P/NP or letter grade of C- or better). Master of Professional Accountancy (MPAc). Coursework will prepare you for success in personal and business financial management. COMM 102C - Methods of Media Production Practicum: Practicum in New Media and Community LifeCOMM 102D - Methods of Media Production Practicum: Practicum in Child DevelopmentCOMM 102M - Methods of Media Production Practicum: Studio TelevisionCOMM 102P - Media Production Laboratory: Television and Analysis and ProductionCOMM 120N - Advanced Media Production: News Media WorkshopCOMM 124A - Critical Design Practice/Advanced StudioCOMM 124B - Critical Design Practice/Topic StudioCOMM 194 - Research Seminar in Washington, D.C. CSE 110 - Software EngineeringCSE 112 - Advanced Software EngineeringCSE 118 - Ubiquitous ComputingCSE 125 - Software System Design and ImplementationCSE 132B - Database Systems ApplicationsCSE 145 - Embedded System Design ProjectCSE 148 - Advanced Processor Architecture Design ProjectCSE 176A - Healthcare RoboticsCSE 176E - Robot Systems Design and ImplementationCSE 193 -Introduction to Computer Science Research, DSC 160 - Data Science and the ArtsDSC 180B - Data Science Project II, ECON 191A - Senior Essay Seminar AECON 191B - Senior Essay Seminar B, EDS 135 - Working with Newcomer Communities in San DiegoEDS 139 - Practicum in Teaching and LearningEDS 190 - Research Practicum, ECE 115 - Fast PrototypingECE 190 - Engineering DesignECE 191 - Engineering Group Design Project, ESYS 187A - Senior Internship Project IESYS 187B - Senior Internship Project IIESYS 187C -Environmental Systems Senior SeminarESYS 190A - Senior ProjectESYS 190B - Environmental Systems Senior Seminar, ETHN 100C - Social Justice PraxisETHN 100H - Honors Research DesignETHN 134 - Immigration and Ethnicity in Modern American Society, HITO 193 - Research Seminar in Washington, D.C.HIUS 180 - Immigration and Ethnicity in Modern American Society, HDS 191 - Field Research in Human DevelopmentHDS 193 - Advanced Research in Human Developmental SciencesHDS 194A-B-C - Honors Thesis in Human Developmental Sciences, INTL 190 - Seminar in International StudiesINTL 190H - Honors Seminar in International Studies, LATI 122B -Field Research Methods for Migration Studies: PracticumLATI 150 - Digital Oral History in Latin AmericaLATI 190 - Senior Seminar, MGT 102 - E-CommerceMGT 108R - Applied Market ResearchMGT 121B - Innovation to Market B, MAE 126B - Environmental Engineering DesignMAE 154 - Product Design and EntrepreneurshipMAE 155B - Aerospace Engineering Design IIMAE 156B - Fundamental Principles of Mechanical Design II, MUS 103A - Seminar in Composition IMUS 103B - Seminar in Composition IIMUS 103C - Seminar in Composition III, NANO 120B - Nanoengineering System Design II, PHYS 124 - Laboratory ProjectsPHYS 164 - Observational Astrophysics Research Lab, POLI 117 - Bending the Curve: Solutions to Climate ChangePOLI 191A-B - Senior Honors Seminar: Frontiers of Political SciencePOLI 194 - Research Seminar in Washington, D.C.POLI 194SD - Local Internship Research Seminar, PSYC 111B - Research Methods IIPSYC 115B - Laboratory in Cognitive Psychology IIPSYC 116 - Laboratory in Clinical Psychology ResearchPSYC 117 - Laboratory in Educational Research and OutreachPSYC 193L - Psychology Laboratory TopicsPSYC 194A - Honors Thesis IPSYC 194B - Honors Thesis IIPSYC 194C - Honors Thesis III, FMPH 193 - Public Health Capstone IFMPH 194 - Public Health Capstone II. regarding major requirements and opportunities. Consult department and program advisors regarding major requirements and opportunities. Program is offered through the International Studies department. Transfer students without IGETC, Partial-IGETC or UC Reciprocity are considered Articulation and can satisfy lower-division GEs in one of the following ways: ___________________________________________________________________________________________________Course-by-Course. Completion of the California Ecology and Conservation program will satisfy the High-Impact requirement. SYN 100 is a project-based course that builds upon foundational skills by taking a collaborative, interdisciplinary approach to complex global problems.
USP 128A -Climate Action Scholars: Community Engagement and Research USP 128B -Climate Action Scholars: Capstone ProjectUSP 140 - Healthy PlacemakingUSP 141A - Life Course Scholars Research and Core FundamentalsUSP 141B - Life Course Scholars Capstone ProjectUSP 142A - Urban Challenges: Homelessness in San Diego Core FundamentalsUSP 142B - Urban Challenges: Homelessness in San Diego FieldworkUSP 177A - Urban Design PracticumUSP 177B - Advanced Urban DesignUSP 179 - Urban Design, Theory, and PracticeUSP 185A -Real Estate Finance and Development Studio I USP 185B -Real Estate Finance and Development Studio IIUSP 186 - Senior Sequence Research ProposalUSP 187 - Senior Sequence Research ProjectUSP 188 -Field Research in Migrant CommunitiesPracticumUSP 190 -Senior Honors Seminar USP 193 - San Diego Community ResearchUSP 194 - Research Seminar in Washington, D.C. VIS 108 - Advanced Projects in ArtVIS 110F - Installation: Cross-Disciplinary ProjectsVIS 110M - Studio Honors IVIS 110N - Studio Honors IIVIS 157 - Environmentalism in Arts and MediaVIS 162 - Speculative Science and Design InventionVIS 181 - Sound and LightingVIS 182 - Advanced EditingVIS 183A - Strategies of SelfVIS 183B - Strategies of Alterity. Each section will focus on a different theme, challenge, or question, but will empower students to learn through a project that deals with complex and intersecting global challenges. To earn an undergraduate degree from UC San Diego, all students must successfully complete University, General Education, and Major requirements. Official reciprocity letter certifying completion of lower-division requirements at another UC or four-year institutionmust be sent to Seventh College Academic Advising at seventhadvising@ucsd.edu. The culminating project for Synthesis 1 invites students to either tell their own climate story in the medium of their choice (podcast, poem, song, short story, film) or create a proposal for how to raise awareness of the climate crisis with a particular discourse community. Alternatives courses can be taken for letter grade or P/NP. This requirement is satisfied by passing one, A minimum of 180 units; at least 60 units must be upper-division, No more than 25% of UC San Diego course units graded on a Pass/Not Pass basis, At least 35 of the final 45 units completed at UC San Diego. Copyright 2022 Regents of the University of California. Alternatives courses can be completed any time throughout the undergraduate career, depending on individual academic goals and preferences. All rights reserved. Our courses and programs cover a broad set of applications over a wide range of academic disciplines. Synthesis 1 asks students to critically examine through an interdisciplinary and antiracist lens how we communicate about the climate crisis in order to address the question of how we get people to respond and take action.
ANAR 155S - Study Abroad: Ancient MesoamericaANTH 128A -Climate Action Scholars: Community Engagement and ResearchANTH 128B -Climate Action Scholars: Capstone Project, BENG 191 -Senior Seminar I: Professional Issues in BioengineeringBENG 193 -Clinical Experience in Bioengineering, CENG 124A - Chemical Plant and Process Design ICENG 124B - Chemical Plant and Process Design II, CHEM 100B - Instrumental Chemistry LaboratoryCHEM 105A - Physical Chemistry LaboratoryCHEM 105B - Physical Chemistry LaboratoryCHEM 108 - Protein Biochemistry LaboratoryCHEM 109 - Recombinant DNA LaboratoryCHEM 113 - Biophysical Chemistry of MacromoleculesCHEM 143C - Organic Chemistry LaboratoryCHEM 143D - Molecular Design and Synthesis, COGS 102C - Cognitive Design StudioCOGS 108 - Data Science in PracticeCOGS 121 - Human Computer Interaction Portfolio Design StudioCOGS 122 - Start-up StudioCOGS 123 - Social ComputingCOGS 127 - Data-Driven UX/Product DesignCOGS 187B - Practicum in Professional Web DesignCOGS 190C - Honors Thesis in Cognitive Science. Building the foundation of marketing and management to meet customer needs. Take a look at the offerings for SYN 100here. Consult.
Any 2-4 unit course numbered 195 to 199 will satisfy the High-Impact requirement. Review sample academic plans that incorporate University, General Education, and Major requirements. Prerequisites: Seventh College students only; SYN 1. The Business Psychology major is designed to train students to applypsychological principles to the workplace. A knowledge of American history and of the principles of American institutions under federal and state constitutions is required of all candidates for the bachelors degree. All three coursesemphasize the importance of confronting large-scale, global issues from an interdisciplinary perspective.
A 2.0 or higher GPA in all courses taken at University of California including: UC Summer Sessions, UC Education Abroad Program, UC Sacramento Center, and the UC San Diego Washington Program (UCDC). Each section will focus on a different theme, challenge, or question, but will empower students to learn through a project that deals with complex and intersecting global challenges.
HITO 193 - Research Seminar in Washington, D.C. HIUS 180 - Immigration and Ethnicity in Modern American Society, HDS 191 - Field Research in Human Development, HDS 193 - Advanced Research in Human Developmental Sciences, HDS 194A-B-C - Honors Thesis in Human Developmental Sciences, Field Research Methods for Migration Studies: Practicum, MAE 126B - Environmental Engineering Design, MAE 154 - Product Design and Entrepreneurship, MAE 155B - Aerospace Engineering Design II, MAE 156B - Fundamental Principles of Mechanical Design II, PHYS 164 - Observational Astrophysics Research Lab, POLI 117 - Bending the Curve: Solutions to Climate Change.
Synthesis 2 builds upon the skills developed in Synthesis 1 with a shift in focus to research. They learn how to assess the purpose, audience and context of different rhetorical situations. A knowledge of diversity, equity, and inclusion is required of all candidates for a bachelor's degree. Comprehensive start-up theories and practices for launching a business or engaging in the innovation-driven workforce. UC San Diego 9500 Gilman Dr. La Jolla, CA 92093 (858) 534-2230 The three-course Synthesis sequence includes two lower-division courses of intensive instruction in university-level writing and one upper-division project-based course. As an International Studies International Business student you will develop your business skills and cultural and linguistic understandings of other countries, which are essential in the Age of Globalization. POLI 194 - Research Seminar in Washington, D.C. POLI 194SD - Local Internship Research Seminar, PSYC 115B - Laboratory in Cognitive Psychology II, PSYC 117 - Laboratory in Educational Research and Outreach, Bending the Curve: Climate Change Solutions, Undergraduate Main Stage Production: Design, Major Project in Design/Theatre Production, TDGE 196A - Honors Study in Theatre and Dance, TDGE 196B - Honors Study in Theatre and Dance, TDPF 161 - Studies in PerformanceWinter Production, TDPF 162 - Studies in PerformanceSpring Production, Climate Action Scholars: Capstone Project, USP 141A - Life Course Scholars Research and Core Fundamentals, USP 141B - Life Course Scholars Capstone Project, USP 142A - Urban Challenges: Homelessness in San Diego Core Fundamentals, USP 142B - Urban Challenges: Homelessness in San Diego Fieldwork, USP 179 - Urban Design, Theory, and Practice, Real Estate Finance and Development Studio I, Real Estate Finance and Development Studio II, USP 186 - Senior Sequence Research Proposal, USP 187 - Senior Sequence Research Project, Field Research in Migrant CommunitiesPracticum. Hands-on education in accounting theory and practice. emphasize the importance of confronting large-scale, global issues from an interdisciplinary perspective. Exception for all international students on F-1 or J-1 visas: the college will waive AHI at the end of the final quarter.
Select two courses of interest from each of the following five areas: MUS 5 - Sound in TimeMUS 6 -Electronic MusicMUS 7 - Music, Media and TechnologyMUS 8 - American Music: Jazz CulturesMUS 11 - Folk MusicMUS 13 - Worlds of MusicMUS 14 - Contemporary MusicMUS 15 - Popular MusicMUS 17 - Hip-HopMUS 19 -Blacktronika: Afrofuturism in Electronic MusicMUS 20 - Exploring the Musical MindMUS 107 - Critical Studies SeminarMUS 111 - Topics: World Music TraditionsMUS 114 - Music of the Twentieth CenturyMUS 126 -Blues: An Oral TraditionMUS 150 - Jazz and the Music of the African Diaspora: Special Topics SeminarMUS 151 - Race, Culture, and Social Change, TDAC 1 - Introduction to ActingTDDE 1 - Introduction to Design for the TheatreTDDM 1 - Introduction to Dance MakingTDDM 5 - Site Specific Dance and PerformanceTDGE 1 - Introduction to TheatreTDGE 25 - Public SpeakingTDGE 100 - Creating the Role of "Leader"TDGE 125 - Topics in Theatre and FilmTDGE 131 - Playing Indian: Native American and First Nations CinemaTDGE 133 - Visual IdeasTDHD 20 - Looking at DanceTDHD 175 - Cultural Perspectives on DanceTDHT 101 - Topics in Dramatic Literature and Theatre HistoryTDHT 109 - African American TheatreTDHT 110 - Chicano Dramatic LiteratureTDHT 111 - Hispanic American Dramatic LiteratureTDPW 1 - Introduction to PlaywritingTDPW 104 - ScreenwritingTDTR 10 - Introduction to Dance, VIS 1 - Introduction to Art Making: Two-Dimensional PracticesVIS 2 - Introduction to Art Making: Motion and Time-Based ArtVIS 3 - Introduction to Art Making: Three-Dimensional PracticesVIS 10 - Computing in the Arts Lecture SeriesVIS 11 - Introduction to Visual CultureVIS 20 - Introduction to Art in Europe and AmericaVIS 21A - Introduction to the Art of the Americas or Africa and OceaniaVIS 21B - Introduction to Asian ArtVIS 22 - Formations of Modern ArtVIS 30 - Introduction to Speculative DesignVIS 41 - Design CommunicationVIS 60 - Introduction to Digital PhotographyVIS 70N - Introduction to MediaVIS 80 - Introduction to the Studio MajorVIS 83 -Photographic HistoryVIS 84 - History of FilmVIS 100 - Introduction to Public CultureVIS 101 - Introduction to Urban EcologiesVIS 102 - Democratizing the CityVIS 103 - Architectural PracticesVIS 125G - History of Socially Engaged ArtVIS 157 -Environmentalism in Arts and MediaVIS 157D -US Civil Rights in Art and Media, AAS 10 - Introduction to African American Studies, CHIN 10CN - First Year Chinese: Non-native speakers IIICHIN 10CM - First Year Chinese: Mandarin speakers IIICHIN 10CD - First Year Chinese: Dialect speakers III CHIN 20AN - Second Year Chinese: Non-native speakers ICHIN 20AM - Second Year Chinese: Mandarin speakers I CHIN 20AD - Second Year Chinese: Dialect speakers ICHIN 20BN - Second Year Chinese: Non-native speakers IICHIN 20BM - Second Year Chinese: Mandarin speakers IICHIN 20BD - Second Year Chinese: Dialect speakers IICHIN 20CN - Second Year Chinese: Non-native speakers IIICHIN 20CM - Second Year Chinese: Mandarin speakers IIICHIN 20CD - Second Year Chinese: Dialect speakers III, HIEU 106 - Egypt, Greece, and RomeHILA 113 or 113D - Lord and Peasant in Latin AmericaHILD 2A - United StatesHILD 2B - United StatesHILD 2C - United StatesHILD 7A - Race and Ethnicity in the United StatesHILD 7B - Race and Ethnicity in the United StatesHILD 7C - Race and Ethnicity in the United StatesHILD 7GS - Race and Ethnicity in the Global WorldHILD 8GS - Race and Ethnicity in the United StatesHILD 10 - East Asia: The Great TraditionHILD 11 - East Asia and the West: 1279-1911HILD 12 - Twentieth-Century East AsiaHILD 30 - History of Public HealthHILD 40 - Environmental History - the Neolithic periodHILD 41 - Environmental History - the Columbian Exchange, 1400-1750HILD 42 - Environmental History -Industrial Revolutions, 1750-1945HILD 43 - Environmental History - The Great Acceleration, 1945-presentHINE 145 - Islam and Science: The History of Science in the Middle East (600-1950)HISC 102 - Technology in World HistoryHISC 105 - History of EnvironmentalismHISC 106 - The Scientific RevolutionHIUS 137 - Mining and American HistoryHIUS 143 - The Built Environment in the Twentieth Century, JAPN 10C - First-Year JapaneseJAPN 20A - Second-Year JapaneseJAPN 20B - Second-Year JapaneseJAPN 20C - Second-Year Japanese, JWSP 3 - Intermediate Hebrew, ContinuedJWSP 101 - Introduction to Hebrew Texts, LIAB 1C+1CX - Linguistics/Arabic Conversation/Analysis of ArabicLIAB 1D+1DX - Linguistics/Arabic Conversation/Analysis of ArabicLIFR 1C+1CX - Linguistics/French Conversation/Analysis of FrenchLIFR 1D+1DX - Linguistics/French Conversation/Analysis of FrenchLIGM 1C+1CX - Linguistics/German Conversation/Analysis of GermanLIGM 1D+1DX - Linguistics/German Conversation/Analysis of GermanLIGN 5 - The Linguistics of Invented LanguagesLIGN 7 - Sign Language and Their CulturesLIGN 8 - Languages and Cultures in AmericaLIGN 17 - Making and Breaking CodesLIGN 101 - Introduction to the Study of LanguageLIHI 1C+1CX - Linguistics/Hindi Conversation/Analysis of HindiLIHI 1D+1DX - Linguistics/Hindi Conversation/Analysis of HindiLIHL 112 - Linguistics/Heritage Languages: Filipino for Filipino SpeakersLIHL 114 - Linguistics/Heritage Languages: Vietnamese for Vietnamese SpeakersLIHL 115 - Linguistics/Heritage Languages: Korean for Korean SpeakersLIHL 117 - Linguistics/Heritage Languages: Persian for Persian SpeakersLIHL 119 - Linguistics/Heritage Languages: Hindi for Hindi SpeakersLIHL 132 - Linguistics/Heritage Languages: Advanced Filipino for Filipino SpeakersLIHL 134 - Linguistics/Heritage Languages: Advanced Vietnamese for Vietnamese SpeakersLIHL 135 - Linguistics/Heritage Languages: Advanced Korean for Korean SpeakersLIHL 137 - Linguistics/Heritage Languages: Advanced Persian for Persian SpeakersLIHL 139 - Linguistics/Heritage Languages: Advanced Hindi for Hindi SpeakersLIIT 1C+1CX - Linguistics/Italian Conversation/Analysis of ItalianLIIT 1D+1DX - Linguistics/Italian Conversation/Analysis of ItalianLIPO 1C+1CX - Linguistics/Portuguese Conversation/Analysis of PortugueseLIPO 1D+1DX - Linguistics/Portuguese Conversation/Analysis of PortugueseLISL 1C+1CX - Linguistics/American Sign Language Conversation/Analysis of American Sign LanguageLISL 1D+1DX - Linguistics/American Sign Language Conversation/Analysis of American Sign LanguageLISP 1C+1CX - Linguistics/Spanish Conversation/Analysis of SpanishLISP 1D+1DX - Linguistics/Spanish Conversation/Analysis of Spanish, LTCS 50 - Introduction to Cultural StudiesLTCS 102 - Practicing Cultural StudiesLTCS 108 - Gender, Race, and Artificial IntelligenceLTCS 119 -Asian American Film and MediaLTCS 120 - Historical Perspectives on CultureLTCS 125 - Cultural Perspectives on Immigration and CitizenshipLTCS 133 - Globalization and CultureLTCS 134 - Culture and RevolutionLTCS 155 - Health, Illness, and Global CultureLTEN 31 - Introduction to Indigenous LiteratureLTEN 159 - Contemporary American LiteratureLTFR 2A - Intermediate French ILTFR 2B - Intermediate French IILTFR 2C - Intermediate French III: Composition and Cultural ContextsLTGK 2 - Intermediate Greek (I)LTGK 3 - Intermediate Greek (II)LTGM 2A - Intermediate German ILTGM 2B - Intermediate German IILTGM 2C - Intermediate German IIILTIT 2A - Intermediate Italian ILTIT 2B - Intermediate Italian IILTIT 50 - Advanced ItalianLTKO 2A - Intermediate Korean: Second Year ILTKO 2B - Intermediate Korean: Second Year IILTKO 2C - Intermediate Korean: Second Year IIILTKO 130 - Advanced Korean: Third YearLTLA 2 - Intermediate Latin (I)LTLA 3 - Intermediate Latin (II)LTRU 2A - Second-Year RussianLTRU 2B - Second-Year RussianLTSP 2A - Intermediate Spanish I: FoundationsLTSP 2B - Intermediate Spanish II: Readings and CompositionLTSP 2C - Intermediate Spanish III: Cultural Topics and CompositionLTSP 2D - Intermediate/Advanced Spanish: Spanish for Bilingual SpeakersLTSP 2E - Advanced Readings and Composition for Bilingual SpeakersLTWL 165 - Literature and the EnvironmentLTWR 8A - Writing Fiction, PHIL 13 - Introduction to Philosophy: EthicsPHIL 16 - Science Fiction and PhilosophyPHIL 24 -Science and PseudosciencePHIL 26 - Science, Society, and ValuesPHIL 27 - Ethics and SocietyPHIL 28 - Ethics and Society IIPHIL 32 - Philosophy and the Rise of Modern SciencePHIL 35 - Philosophy in the AmericasPHIL 139 - Global JusticePHIL 148 - Philosophy and the EnvironmentPHIL 164 - Technology and Human Values, BICD 136 - AIDS Science and SocietyBIEB 102 - Introductory Ecology - Organisms and HabitatBIEB 130 - Marine Conservation BiologyBIEB 140 - BiodiversityBIEB 150 - EvolutionBIEB 174 - Ecosystems and Global ChangeBILD 3 - Organismic and Evolutionary BiologyBILD 18 - Human Impact on the EnvironmentBILD 30 - Biology of Plagues Past and PresentBILD 38 - Dementia, Science, and SocietyBILD 42 - Our Sustainable FutureBILD 44 - Scientific Perspectives for a Changing WorldBILD 46 - Ecology of a Changing Planet, CHEM 4 - Basic ChemistryCHEM 6A - General Chemistry ICHEM 6B - General Chemistry IICHEM 6C - General Chemistry IIICHEM 11 - The Periodic TableCHEM 12 - Molecules and ReactionsCHEM 13 - Chemistry of LifeCHEM 111 - Origins of Life and the UniverseCHEM 145 - Biofuels and Renewable MaterialsCHEM 151 - Molecules that Changed the WorldCHEM 171 - Environmental Chemistry ICHEM 172 - Environmental Chemistry IICHEM 173 - Atmospheric ChemistryCHEM 174 - Chemical Principles of Marine SystemsCHEM 187 - Foundation of Teaching and Learning ScienceCHEM 188 - Capstone Seminar in Science Education, CSE 190 - The Environmental Impact of Modern Computing, ENVR 30 - Environmental Issues: Natural Sciences, ESYS 10 - Introduction to Environmental SystemsESYS 101 - Environmental BiologyESYS 102 - The Solid and Fluid EarthESYS 103 - Environmental Challenges: Science and Solutions, PHYS 1A - MechanicsPHYS 1B - Electricity and MagnetismPHYS 1C - Waves, Optics, and Modern PhysicsPHYS 2A - Physics - MechanicsPHYS 2B - Physics - Electricity and MagnetismPHYS 2C - Physics - Fluids, Waves, Thermodynamics, and OpticsPHYS 4A - Physics for Physics Majors - MechanicsPHYS 4B - Physics for Physics Majors - Fluids, Waves, and HeatPHYS 4C - Physics for Physics Majors - Electricity and MagnetismPHYS 5 -Stars and Black HolesPHYS 7 -Galaxies and CosmologyPHYS 8 - Physics of Everyday LifePHYS 9 - The Solar SystemPHYS 10 - Concepts in PhysicsPHYS 11 - Survey of PhysicsPHYS 12 - Energy and the EnvironmentPHYS 13 -Life in the Universe, SIO 3 - Life in the OceansSIO 10 - The EarthSIO 12 - History of the Earth and EvolutionSIO 15 - Natural DisastersSIO 20 - The AtmosphereSIO 25 - Climate Change and SocietySIO 30 - The OceansSIO 35 - WaterSIO 40 - Life and Climate on EarthSIO 45 - VolcanoesSIO 46GS -Global VolcanismSIO 50 -Introduction to Earth and Environmental SciencesSIO 108 - Introduction to PaleoclimatologySIO 109 - Bending the Curve: Climate Change SolutionsSIO 117 - The Physical Basis of Global Warming, BILD 5 -Data Analysis and Design for BiologistsBILD 62 -Introduction to Python for Biologists, COGS 3 - Introduction to ComputingCOGS 8 - Hands-on ComputingCOGS 9 - Introduction to Data ScienceCOGS 10 - Cognitive Consequences of TechnologyCOGS 14A - Introduction to Research MethodsCOGS 14B - Introduction to Statistical AnalysisCOGS 18 - Introduction to Python, CSS 1 - Introductory Programming for Computational Social ScienceCSS 2 - Data and Model Programming for Computational Social ScienceCSS 100 - Advanced Analytic Programming for Computational Social Science, CSE 3 - Fluency in Information TechnologyCSE 4GS - Mathematical Beauty in RomeCSE 6GS - Mathematical Beauty in Rome LabCSE 6R - Introduction to Computer Science and Object-Oriented Programming: PythonCSE 8A - Introduction to Computer Science: Java ICSE 8B - Introduction to Computer Science: Java IICSE 11 - Introduction to Computer Science and Object-Oriented Programming: JavaCSE 170 - Interaction Design, DSC 10 - Principles of Data ScienceDSC 20 - Programming and Basic Data Structures for Data ScienceDSC 30 - Data Structures and Algorithms for Data Science, ECON 5 - Data Analytics for the Social Sciences, EDS 103 - Introduction to Quantitative Methods in Education Research, ECE 5 - Introduction to Electrical and Computer EngineeringECE 15 - Engineering Computation, HDS 60 - Statistics for the Social Sciences, MGT 3 - Quantitative Methods in BusinessMGT 5 - Managerial AccountingMGT 12 - Personal Financial ManagementMGT 45 - Principles of Accounting, MATH 10A - Calculus IMATH 10B - Calculus IIMATH 10C - Calculus IIIMATH 11 - Calculus-Based Introductory Probability and StatisticsMATH 15A - Introduction to Discrete MathematicsMATH 18 - Linear AlgebraMATH 20A - Calculus for Science and EngineeringMATH 20B - Calculus for Science and EngineeringMATH 20C - Calculus and Analytic Geometry for Science and EngineeringMATH 20D - Introduction to Differential EquationsMATH 20E - Vector CalculusMATH 102 - Applied Linear AlgebraMATH 109 - Mathematical ReasoningMATH 163 - History of MathematicsMATH 181A - Introduction to Mathematical Statistics IMATH 181B - Introduction to Mathematical Statistics IIMATH 181C - Mathematical Statistics - Nonparametric StatisticsMATH 181E - Mathematical Statistics - Time SeriesMATH 183 - Statistical MethodsMATH 185 - Introduction to Computational StatisticsMATH 186 - Probability and Statistics for BioinformaticsMATH 187A - Introduction to CryptographyMATH 189 - Exploratory Data Analysis and Inference, MAE 5 - Quantitative Computer SkillsMAE 118 - Introduction to Energy Systems, PHIL 10 - Introduction to LogicPHIL 12 - Scientific Reasoning, POLI 5 - Data Analytics for the Social SciencesPOLI 5D - Data Analytics for the Social SciencesPOLI 30 - Political InquiryPOLI 30D - Political Inquiry, SOCI 60 - The Practice of Social Research, ANAR 104 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Anthropologists and ArchaeologistsANAR 117 - Archaeological Field and Lab Class, Southern CaliforniaANAR 120 - Documenting Climate ChangeANAR 146 - Feeding the WorldANAR 166 - Introduction to Environmental Archaeology - Theory and Method of Socioecodynamics and Human PaleoecologyANBI 131 - Biology and Culture of RaceANBI 132 - Conservation and the Human PredicamentANBI 174 - Conservation and the Media: Film LabANSC 101 - Aging: Culture and Health in Late Life Human DevelopmentANSC 105 - Global Health and InequalityANSC 138 - The Cultural Design Practicum: Using Anthropology to Solve Human ProblemsANSC 140 - Human Rights II: Contemporary IssuesANSC 144 - Immigrant and Refugee HealthANSC 147 - Global Health and the EnvironmentANSC 148 - Global Health and Cultural DiversityANSC 151 - US-Mexico Border EthnographiesANSC 155 - Humanitarian Aid: What Is It Good For?ANSC 161 - California: Undergraduate Research SeminarANSC 180 - Capitalism and GenderANSC 183 - Visualizing the Human: Film, Photography, and Digital TechnologiesANSC 184 - Food, Culture, and SocietyANSC 185 - #BlackLivesMatterANSC 186 - Gender and IncarcertionANSC 193GS - Human Rights and Environmental JusticeANTH 21 - Race and RacismsANTH 23 - Debating Multiculturalism: Race, Ethnicity, and Class in American SocietiesANTH 43 - Introduction to Biology and Culture of RaceANTH 104 - Transforming the Global EnvironmentANTH 105 - Climate Change, Race, and InequalityANTH 106 - Climate and CivilizationANTH 107 - Designing for Disasters, Emergencies, and Extreme WeatherANTH 108 - Indigenous Peoples, Extractive Development, and Climate ChangeANTH 109 - Climate Change, Cultural Heritage, and Vulnerability, CGS 2B - Introduction to Critical Gender Studies: Social FormationsCGS 101 - Gender, Modernity, and GlobalizationCGS 108 - Gender, Race, and Artificial IntelligenceCGS 110 -Intersectional Struggles for Environmental JusticeCGS 117 - TransgenderismsCGS 118 - Gender and IncarcerationCGS 119 - Asian American Film, Video, and New Media: The Politics of PleasureCGS 120 - Capitalism and GenderCGS 122 - Advanced Topics in Comparative PerspectivesCGS 123 - Gender and Reproductive Politics, COGS 101A - Sensation and PerceptionCOGS 102B - Cognitive Ethnography, COMM 10 - Introduction to CommunicationCOMM 30 - Digital Media Literacy, ECON 1 - Principles of MicroeconomicsECON 2 - Market Imperfections and PolicyECON 3 - Principles of MacroeconomicsECON 101 - International TradeECON 102 - GlobalizationECON 106 - International Economic AgreementsECON 116 - Economic DevelopmentECON 117 - Economic GrowthECON 130 - Public PolicyECON 131 - Economics of the EnvironmentECON 132 - Energy EconomicsECON 144 - Economics of ConservationECON 145 - Economics of Ocean Resources, EDS 25 - American Higher Education and the Collegiate ExperienceEDS 112 - Urban Education in the United StatesEDS 113 - Chicanas/os and Latinos in Education: Policy, Practice, and Challenges to EquityEDS 114 - Cognitive Development and Interactive Computing EnvironmentsEDS 117 - Language, Culture, and EducationEDS 125 - History, Politics, and Theory of Bilingual Education, HMNR 100 - Human Rights I: Introduction to Human Rights and Global JusticeHMNR 101 - Human Rights II: Contemporary Issues, ETHN 1 - Introduction to Ethnic Studies: Land and LaborETHN 2 - Introduction to Ethnic Studies: Circulations of DifferenceETHN 3 - Introduction to Ethnic Studies: Making CultureETHN 102 - Science and Technology in Society: Race/Gender/ClassETHN 103 - Environmental RacismETHN 104 - Race, Space, and SegregationETHN 117 - Organic Social MovementsETHN 118 - Contemporary Immigration IssuesETHN 142 - Medicine, Race, and the Global Politics of InequalityETHN 178 -Blues: An Oral Tradition, GLBH 20 - Introduction to Global HealthGLBH 101 -Aging: Culture and Health in Late Life Human Development GLBH 105 -Global Health and InequalityGLBH 147 -Global Health and the Environment GLBH 148 -Global Health and Cultural Diversity, HDS 133- Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Developmental ScienceHDS 175 - Power, Wealth, and Inequality in Human Development, LATI 10 - Reading North by South: Latin American Studies and the US Liberation MovementsLATI 50 - Introduction to Latin America, MGT 16 - Personal Ethics at WorkMGT 18 - Managing Diverse TeamsMGT 166 - Business Ethics and Corporate Social ResponsibilityMGT 167 - Social Entrepreneurship, POLI 11 or 11D - Introduction to Political Science: Comparative PoliticsPOLI 12 or 12D - Introduction to Political Science: International RelationsPOLI 13 or 13D - Power and JusticePOLI 27 - Ethics and SocietyPOLI 28 - Ethics and Society II, PSYC 100 - Clinical PsychologyPSYC 104 - Social PsychologyPSYC 128 - Psychology of ReadingPSYC 131 - Scientific Racism: Genetics, Intelligence, and RacePSYC 134 - Eating DisordersPSYC 137 - Social CognitionPSYC 139 - The Social Psychology of SportPSYC 145 - Psychology of LanguagePSYC 146 - Language and Conceptual DevelopmentPSYC 147 - GenderPSYC 153 - Psychology of EmotionPSYC 155 - Social Psychology and MedicinePSYC 157 - HappinessPSYC 158 - Interpersonal RelationshipsPSYC 168 - Psychological Disorders of ChildhoodPSYC 176 - CreativityPSYC 178 - Industrial Organizational PsychologyPSYC 179 - Drugs, Addiction, and Mental DisordersPSYC 181 - Psychopharmacology - Drugs and BehaviorPSYC 185 - Psychology of Climate CrisisPSYC 188 - Impulse Control DisordersPSYC 191 - Psychology of Sleep, FMPH 40 - Introduction to Public HealthFMPH 50 - Primary Care and Public Health, SOCI 1 - Introduction to SociologySOCI 10 - American Society: Social Structure and Culture in the U.S.SOCI 20 - Social Change in the Modern WorldSOCI 30 - Science, Technology, and SocietySOCI 40 - Sociology of Health-Care IssuesSOCI 117 -Language, Culture, and EducationSOCI 125 - Sociology of ImmigrationSOCI 130 - Population and SocietySOCI 133 - Immigration in Comparative PerspectiveSOCI 137 - Sociology of FoodSOCI 149 - Sociology of the EnvironmentSOCI 153 - Urban SociologySOCI 165 - Predicting the Future from Tarot Cards to Computer AlgorithmsSOCI 179 - Social ChangeSOCI 185 - Globalization and Social Development, USP 1 - History of US Urban CommunitiesUSP 2 - Urban World SystemsUSP 3 - The City and Social TheoryUSP 106 - The History of Race and Ethnicity in American CitiesUSP 167 - History of New York City.