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2 Winter 2000 Schedule of Classes 

What’s New 

199 course enrollment feature available on URSA 

Students may now enroll in Special Studies 199 courses via URSA after obtaining approval from the instructor and department chair and completing 

the appropriate enrollment procedures. 

Enrollment verification needed for Financial Aid disbursement 

Effective Fall Quarter 1999 the Financial Aid Office will verify enrollment status before disbursing financial aid to your BAR account. Students 

must be enrolled or waitlisted on at least a half-time status to receive financial aid disbursements. 

Business and Administration specialization to be discontinued 

The Business and Administration specialization is discontinued effective December 31,1999. Students currently in the program will be permitted 

to graduate if they fulfill the requirements. New students must petition to enter the specialization by December 31, 1999, and must have completed 

at least Economics 1 and 2, and Management 1A and 1B with grades of C- or better by that date. 

Voter registration materials available on campus 

Voter registration materials will be available from the Registrar’s Office forms area, adjacent to 1104 Murphy Hall, and from other campus locations 

to be announced. Additional information on voter registration materials can be found on the California Secretary of State website at 

http://www.ss.ca.gov or by calling the voter hotline at (800) 345 -VOTE. 

WebMail connects MyUCLA users to their e-mail servers 

Via WebMail, MyUCLA users can connect to their e-mail accounts with selected servers, allowing UCLA students to check their e-mail from 

computer labs and other remote locations. WebMail supports Bruin OnLine (@ucla.edu), SEASnet (@seas.ucla.edu), SSC (@ssc.ucla.edu), 

HUMnet (@humnet.ucla.edu), and Earthlink (@earthlink.net) e-mail accounts. Look for other popular POP servers to be added soon. 

Newly renovated Janss Plaza hosts the graduate school fair


Calendar 

Students are responsible for observing the following dates and deadlines as published by the Registrar’s Office. Anything submitted or requested as an 

exception to a published deadline is subject to a PENALTY fee of $10. URSA enrollment deadlines end at midnight on the published date. 

The calendars below as well as academic calendars to the year 2002 are available on line at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/calendar/ 

Winter 2000 Spring 2000 Summer 2000 

Filing period for undergraduate applications (file with UC Undergraduate Application 

Processing Service, P.O. Box 23460, Oakland CA 94623-0460) 

— October 1-31, 1999 

Last day to file application for graduate admission or readmission with application fee, 

with Graduate Admissions/Student and Academic Affairs, 1255 Murphy Hall, UCLA, 

Los Angeles, CA 90024-1428 

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

Hall 

Consult department 




First day to obtain Student Parking Request forms at Parking and Commuter Services October 4 January 3, 2000 May 1, 2000 

Last day to submit Student Parking Request for campus parking permit November 1 February 1 — 

Schedule of Classes available online November 1 February 7 

Last day to file Undergraduate Application for Readmission form at 1113 Murphy Hall 

(late applicants will pay a $50 late payment fee) 

First day for continuing students to check URSA at (310) 208-0425 or http:// 

www.ursa.ucla.edu/ for assigned enrollment appointments 

Reentering students eligible to enroll begin to receive URSA notification letter at their 

mailing address 

November 1 February 25 



Schedule of Classes goes on sale at UCLA Store November 8 February 14 

URSA enrollment appointments begin November 11 February 23 March 8 

Mailing of UCLA Billing Statement showing registration fee assessment to student’s 

mailing address (verify your mailing address on record at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu/) 

December 1 March 1 

Last day for continuing students to file 1998-99 undergraduate scholarship applications — March 2 

First day for issuing UCLA BruinCard to new and reentering students December 1 March 7 

REGISTRATION FEE PAYMENT DEADLINE December 20 March 20 

LATE registration fee payment In person with $50 late fee December 21- 

January 21 

March 20- 

April 14 

$50 late fee waived for students using loan/grant checks to pay registration fees January 4-7 March 28-31 

QUARTER BEGINS January 5 March 29 

Financial Aid nonelectronic FFELP checks available January 6 March 30 

Classes are dropped if fee payment is not completed by 5 p.m. January 7 March 31 

INSTRUCTION BEGINS January 10 April 3 

Orientation meetings on format for master’s theses and doctoral dissertations (see the 

Theses and Dissertations Adviser, 330 Powell Library) 

January 20-22 April 13-15 

LAST DAY (End of Second Week) January 21 April 14 

1. To drop impacted courses (L&S undergraduate students) 

2. To change Study List (add, drop courses) without fee through URSA 

3. To check wait lists for courses through URSA 

4. To enroll in courses for credit without $50 late Study List fee through URSA 

5. To file advancement to candidacy petition for master’s degree with major department 

6. To file graduate leaves of absence with Graduate Division, 1255 Murphy Hall 

7. To file undergraduate request for educational fee reduction with college or school 

8. For Nursing undergraduates to add/drop without school approval 

9. To declare bachelor’s degree candidacy for current term (with fee depending on units 

completed — see Degree Policies in the Academic Policies section for details) 

10. For full refund on textbooks with UCLA Store receipt (exception made with proof of 

drop or withdrawal up to 8th week; summer deadlines are end of first week of the 

session) 

Session 1, June 30 

Session 2, August 4

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LAST DAY (End of Third Week) January 28 April 21 

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

through URSA 

2. For undergraduate and graduate students to file Late Study List with $50 fee 

Winter 2000 Spring 2000 Summer 2000 

Undergraduates approved for reduced educational fee are audited (must be enrolled in 

10 units or less to be eligible for reduction) as of this date 

January 28 April 21 

LAST DAY (End of Fourth Week) February 4 April 28 

1. For all L&S undergraduates to DROP nonimpacted courses without a transcript 

notation ($3 per transaction fee through URSA) 

2. For SEAS, SOAA, and TFT undergraduate students to DROP courses with $3 per 

course fee through URSA 

Undergraduate course materials fees are assessed based on enrollment at end of 

fourth week (see the Miscellaneous Fees section in “Registration”) 

Last day to submit final drafts of dissertations to doctoral committee for degrees to be 

conferred in current term 

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

transaction fee through URSA 

Last day to submit final drafts of theses to master’s committees for degrees to be 

conferred in current term 

Last day to file completed copies of theses for master’s degrees and dissertations for 

doctoral degrees to be conferred in current term with the University Theses and 

Dissertations Adviser, 330 Powell Library 

February 4 April 28 

February 15 May 10 

February 18 May 12 

March 1 May 24 

March 13 June 5 

INSTRUCTION ENDS March 17 June 9 

Reading Day (no classes held) — — — 

Last Day to Withdraw March 17 June 9 

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

1. For L&S undergraduates to drop nonimpacted courses by petition with instructor 

approval, $13 per course fee, and transcript notation 

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

through URSA 

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

Common Final Examinations March 18-19 June 10-11 

Final Examination Week March 20-24 June 12-16 

QUARTER ENDS March 24 June 16 

Commencement weekend (by college/school) — June 17-18 

Summer Session 1 — six week 

Summer Session 1 — eight week 

Summer Session 1 — nine week 

Summer Session 1 — ten week 

Summer Session 2 

June 26-August 4 



June 26-September 1 

August 7-September 

15 

First day to obtain GPA for previous term grades through URSA April 12 July 6 

ACADEMIC AND ADMINISTRATIVE HOLIDAYS January 17 March 27 July 4 

February 21 May 29 September 4 

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


Registration 

Registration 

Registration consists of paying fees and enrolling in classes. 

1. Registration fees and other University charges are paid through 

the UCLA Student Billing Statement, also called the BAR statement, 

mailed monthly to your UCLA mailing address by the Student 

Accounting Office 

2. Enrollment in classes is completed through URSA at (310) 208- 

0425 or http://www.ursa.ucla.edu (see “URSA” for full details) 

You must complete both processes by the established deadlines (see 

“Calendar”) to be officially registered and enrolled for the term. 

Paying Fees 

Payments can be mailed, deposited in the Administrative Main Cashier’s 

drop slot (1125 Murphy Hall), sent Western Union Quick Collect, 

or payed via credit card online through CyberPay. After the published 

deadline, payments must be made in person at 1125 Murphy Hall 

and are assessed an additional $50 late fee. For more information on 

paying fees, see “Billing.” 

Mandatory Medical Insurance 

As a condition of registration, UCLA requires international students 

(graduate and undergraduate) on nonimmigrant visas and graduate 

students to have adequate medical insurance coverage during all 

periods of enrollment. 

The following insurance plans are NOT acceptable and do NOT fulfill 

the University requirement for adequate medical/health insurance: 

(1) travel insurance plans of any kind, (2) any plans purchased outside 

the U.S. and/or not issued by a U.S. company, (3) reimbursement 

arrangements or vouchers, including those from home 

governments and consulates in the U.S. 

The Medical Insurance Plan (MIP) that UCLA offers fulfills the University 

requirement for adequate medical insurance. For graduate 

and international students, the MIP fee is included each term in the 

BAR statement amount due. This is the only way to purchase MIP. 

Students who decide to waive out of MIP because they have adequate 

private medical insurance must complete the Medical Insurance 

Waiver Request included each term with the BAR statement 

and submit the form when they pay their registration fees. Students 

whose fees are paid by financial aid, graduate fellowship funds, or 

other sources must submit their MIP waiver by the published registration 

deadline each term. Students may waive out of MIP online at 

https://www.saonet.ucla.edu/health/insuranc/mipforms/auth.pl. Dates 

for this online service are posted at the website. 

Students who do not purchase MIP must have an adequate private medical 

insurance plan that provides all the following minimum benefits: 

1. A minimum of $100,000 in lifetime benefits 

2. Coverage of at least 75 percent of medical expenses, with a deductible 

of $500 or less and a copayment of 20 percent or less 

3. A policy issued in the U.S. by a U.S. carrier 

4. Inclusion of Medical Evacuation and Repatriation benefits for 

those on J-1 or J-2 visas 

If the private medical insurance plan does not meet all of the above 

requirements, students must purchase MIP. 

For all other undergraduate students, the MIP fee appears as a 

voluntary option on the BAR statement and is in addition to the 

amount due each term. To request MIP, students must select it by 

marking that item on the remittance portion of the BAR statement. 

The remittance slip must be returned to the UCLA Administrative 

Main Cashier by the published registration deadline each term. This 

is the only way to purchase MIP. 

This serves as notice of the mandatory medical insurance requirement; 

it is each student’s responsibility to obtain the necessary information 

before registering. Changes and exceptions requested after 

students have registered cannot be honored. MIP cancellation requests 

must be made to the Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center 

Insurance Office within 10 days from the MIP effective date. For 

more on MIP or adequate medical insurance requirements, call the 

Ashe Center Insurance Office at (310) 825-4073, option 4. 

Holds 

Students may have holds placed on their student record, which could 

affect registration, enrollment, financial aid, campus services and/or 

release of academic transcripts for the following reasons: 

1. Failure to comply with admission provisions 

2. Failure to settle financial obligations with the University 

3. Failure to respond to official notices 

Each student who becomes subject to a hold action is given advance 

notice and ample time to respond. In most cases, the hold must be 

released from the initiating office before a student may enroll in classes 

or receive various campus services. You can obtain holds information 

on URSA OnLine at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu/ or a reading of 

your holds on URSA Telephone at (310) 208-0425. 

Enrolling in Classes 

See “Class Listings” for class times, rooms, instructors, and other enrollment 

information. For updated listings, see the online Schedule of 

Classes. Consult “Class Listings” and your school or college advisers 

(see “Academic Counseling”), to assemble a program of courses. 

Plan two or three alternate programs in case your first choice of 

courses is not available (use the “Enrollment Worksheet” on the inside 

back cover of this schedule to list alternate courses). Do not 

choose two courses in the same final examination group (see the final 

examination chart in “Class Listings”) or select classes that conflict 

in meeting times. If conflicts are unavoidable, consult with the 

instructor of each course at the first class meeting. For detailed enrollment 

instructions, see “Enrollment” in this schedule. 

Class Attendance 

Class rosters, which identify enrolled or wait-listed students, are issued 

to each instructor by the Registrar’s Office. Attendance in UCLA 

classes is limited to duly enrolled regular session or concurrent University 

Extension students. Guests may attend lectures only with the 

approval of the instructor. Students may be dropped from a course 

for academic reasons such as lacking the approved prerequisites 

and requirements (SR542). If attendance is an academic requirement 

established by the instructor, students may be dropped from a 

course because of excessive absences. 

Auditing Classes 

With the consent of the instructor, registered students and interested 

individuals are permitted to audit classes. Arrangements are made 

directly with the faculty member under any rules the faculty member 

may establish, and those auditing ordinarily do not participate in discussions, 

exams, or written papers. Audited classes are not recorded 

on the Study List or on transcripts for regular session courses. 

Class Notes 

Notes or recordings made by students are for purposes of individual 

or group study or for other non-commercial purposes reasonably

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arising from the student’s membership in the class or the University. 

Permission to make notes or recordings falls within the instructor’s 

discretion as informed by instructional purposes, classroom order, 

property interests or other reasonable issues arising in the academic 

context. Notes and recordings may not be exchanged or distributed 

for commercial purposes, for compensation, or for any other purpose 

other than study, either between students or between a student(s) 

and a third party. Unless authorized by the University in advance and 

explicitly permitted by the instructor, commercial use of class notes 

or recordings constitutes an unauthorized commercial activity in violation 

of the UCLA Regulations on Activities, Registered Organizations 

and Use of Properties, Section IV, Paragraph A (http:// 

www.saonet.ucla.edu/csp/regs.htm). Students who violate this policy 

are subject to University discipline. 

Individual instructors retain intellectual property rights in lecture material, 

pursuant to U.S. copyright law and California Civil Code 980(a)(1). 

Misuse of course notes derived from lecture material may also subject 

an individual to legal proceedings brought by the instructor. 

Pursuant to the guidelines reviewed by the UCLA Academic Senate 

(1973), lecture note subscription services are permitted, if authorized 

in advance by the University and if approved by the instructor. The 

Lecture Notes service offered by the Associated Students, UCLA is 

currently authorized by the University to provide a course notes subscription 

service for particular classes. For such classes, the note 

taker is approved in advance by the instructor, and the instructor may 

review the notes before their distribution and sale through the UCLA 

Store Lecture Notes office at Ackerman Union. The list of classes 

with such a subscription service is available at Ackerman Union. 

URSA 

University Records System Access (URSA) enables all UCLA students 

to acquire information from their University academic records 

stored on the student system computer databases. Below is an overview 

of URSA features; see “URSA” for details. 

URSA Telephone 

Use URSA Telephone (310-208-0425) to process your class enrollment. 

You may also add, drop, or exchange classes/sections, put 

yourself on the wait list for a class, add a class using a PTE #, 

change the grading basis for a class, obtain a reading of your Study 

List, check your wait-list position, and obtain instructor names for all 

courses. Enroll during your assigned appointment periods, which you 

also obtain through URSA Telephone or URSA OnLine. 

URSA OnLine 

Use URSA OnLine (http://www.ursa.ucla.edu/) to process your enrollment 

or to view and print your Study List, undergraduate Degree 

Progress Report (DPR), enrollment appointment time, holds information, 

grades for a term, and registration status. You can also change 

your address information, including phone number and e-mail, privacy 

release designation, and PIN for accessing URSA. 

Study Lists 

A Study List is the record of the courses you are enrolled in for the 

term. Friday of the second week of instruction, your Study List of enrolled 

courses becomes “official” and all wait lists are eliminated. You 

should check your Study List through URSA after all enrollment 

transactions. You are responsible for all courses and the grading 

basis as listed on URSA, and you cannot receive credit for 

courses not listed. Errors or omissions should be corrected before 

your academic dean’s deadline for changes by petition. Unapproved 

withdrawal from or neglect of a course entered on the Study List results 

in a failing grade. 

UCLA 

summer 

sessions 

1147 Murphy Hall 

9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays 

(310) 794-8333 

Fax: (310) 794-8160 

E-mail: info@summer.ucla.edu 

http://www.summer.ucla.edu 

URSA Enrollment 

UCLA students can enroll for both Summer 

Sessions using URSA starting 

March 8, 2000. 

Spring 2000 Schedule of Classes 

Summer Sessions classes for 2000 are listed 

in a special section of the Spring Quarter 

2000 Schedule of Classes (available at 

the UCLA Store). This will include course 

I.D. numbers and may be used to enroll via 

URSA. 

enrollment begins 

Class Listings Online 

Summer Sessions classes for 2000 will 

be available in early January 2000 at 

http:// www.summer.ucla.edu. 

2000 Summer Sessions Dates 

Session 1 six weeks 

June 26, 2000 - August 4, 2000 

Session 1 eight weeks 

June 26, 2000 - August 18, 2000 

Session 1 nine weeks 

June 26, 2000 - August 25, 2000 

Session 1 ten weeks 

June 26, 2000 - September 01, 2000 

Session 2 six weeks 

August 7, 2000 - September 15, 2000 

Intensive Foreign Language Courses 

Each summer, several foreign languages 

are taught in an intensive format allowing 

completion of the one-year language requirement 

during a single summer. 

Travel Study Programs 

Full-credit academic programs are being offered 

this summer in Brazil, England, France, 

Greece, Hawaii, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, 

South Africa, and Spain. Some also include 

visits to neighboring countries. For 

further information, call Summer Sessions at 

(310) 794-8340. 

Enrollment 

March 8, 2000 

enrollment for travel study programs begins November 1, 1999 

Summer enrollment is on a first-come, firstserved 

basis. Some courses, such as laboratory 

courses, have limited enrollment, 

so enroll early.


Winter 2000 Fee Charts 

Fees are subject to revision without notice 

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

Graduate Students/Quarter Undergraduates/Quarter Dentistry Students/Quarter M.B.A. Students/Quarter 

Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident 

University registration 

fee a $ 238.00 $ 238.00 $ 238.00 $ 238.00 $ 238.00 $ 238.00 $ 238.00 $ 238.00 

Educational fee b 966.00 1,029.00 906.00 1,029.00 1,029.00 1,029.00 1,029.00 1,029.00 

Undergraduate Students 

Association fee 23.00 23.00 

Graduate Students 

Association fee 5.50 5.50 5.50 5.50 5.50 5.50 

Ackerman Student Union 

fee 17.00 17.00 17.00 17.00 17.00 17.00 17.00 17.00 

Seismic fee for 

Ackerman/Kerckhoff c 38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 

Wooden Center fee 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 

Mandatory medical 

insurance fee 193.00 193.00 193.00 193.00 193.00 193.00 

Nonresident tuition d 3,268.00 3,268.00 3,268.00 3,268.00 

Mandatory fees $ 1,469.50 $ 4,800.50 $ 1,234.00 $ 4,625.00 $ 1,532.50 $ 4,800.50 $ 1,532.50 $ 4,800.50 

Professional school fee 

for Fall 1994 admits e 667.00 667.00 667.00 667.00 

Course materials fee 30.00 30.00 

Total mandatory fees $ 2,199.50 $ 5,467.50 $ 2,229.50 $ 5,497.50 


for Fall 1995 f admits 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,334.00 1,334.00 




for Fall 1996 g admits 1,334.00 1,334.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 




for Fall 1997 admits 1,667.00 1,667.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 




for Fall 1998 or Fall 1999 h 

admits 1,667.00 1,667.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 



a. Exact per quarter fee is $237.66; $237 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999 and $238 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters 2000. 

b. Exact per quarter fee for resident graduates is $965.33; $965 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999 and Spring Quarter 2000, and $966 is charged in Winter Quarter 

2000. Exact per quarter fee for resident undergraduates is $905.33; $905 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999 and Spring Quarter 2000, and $906 is charged 

in Winter Quarter 2000. Exact per quarter fee for all other students is $1,028.66; $1,028 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999 and $1,029 is charged in Winter and 

Spring quarters 2000. 

c. Exact per quarter fee is $37.66; $37 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999 and $38 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters 2000. 

d. Nonresident tuition for graduate students advanced to doctoral candidacy is $817 per quarter for a maximum of nine quarters. 

e. Exact per quarter fee is $666.66; $666 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999 and $667 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters 2000. 

f. Exact per quarter fee for M.B.A. students is $1,333.33; $1,333 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999 and Spring Quarter 2000, and $1,334 is charged in Winter 

Quarter 2000. 

g. Exact per quarter fee for Dentistry students is $1,333.33; $1,333 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999 and Spring Quarter 2000, and $1,334 is charged in Winter 

Quarter 2000. 

h. Exact per quarter fee for Dentistry is $1,666.66; $1,666 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999, and $1,667 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters 2000.

10 / 1999-00 Annual Schedule of Classes 

University registration 

fee a 

Winter 2000 Fee Charts 


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

Nursing Graduate 

Students/Quarter 

Theater, Film, and 

Television Graduate 

Students/Quarter 

Law Students/Semester 

Medicine Students/ 

Semester 

Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident Resident Nonresident 

$ 238.00 $ 238.00 $ 238.00 $ 238.00 $ 356.50 $ 356.50 $ 356.50 $ 356.50 

Educational fee b 

1,029.00 1,029.00 1,029.00 1,029.00 1,543.00 1,543.00 1,543.00 1,543.00 


Association fee 5.50 5.50 5.50 5.50 8.25 8.25 8.25 8.25 


fee 17.00 17.00 17.00 17.00 25.50 25.50 25.50 25.50 

Seismic fee for 

Ackerman/Kerckhoff c 

38.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 56.50 56.50 56.50 56.50 

Wooden Center fee 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 

Mandatory medical 

insurance fee 193.00 193.00 193.00 193.00 290.00 290.00 290.00 290.00 


Special Law/Medicine fee 188.00 188.00 188.00 188.00 

Nonresident tuition d 

3,268.00 3,268.00 4,902.00 4,902.00 

Mandatory fees $ 1,532.50 $ 4,800.50 $ 1,532.50 $ 4,800.50 $ 2,505.75 $ 7,407.75 $ 2,485.75 $ 7,387.75 


for students admitted fall 

1994 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 

Total mandatory fees $ 3,505.75 $ 8,407.75 $ 3,485.75 $8,387.75 



1995 2,000.00 2,000.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 

Total mandatory fees $ 4,505.75 $9,407.75 $ 3,985.75 $ 8,887.75 



1996 e 

500.00 500.00 667.00 667.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 

Total mandatory fees $ 2,032.50 $ 5,300.50 $ 2,199.50 $ 5,467.50 $ 5,505.75 $10,407.75 $ 4,485.75 $ 9,387.75 



1997 or later f 

600.00 600.00 667.00 667.00 3,000.00 3,000.00 2,500.00 2,500.00 

Total mandatory fees $ 2,132.50 $ 5,400.50 $ 2,199.50 $ 5,467.50 $ 5,505.75 $10,407.75 $ 4,985.75 $ 9,887.75 

a. Exact per quarter fee is $237.66; $237 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999 and $238 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters 2000. 

b. Exact per quarter fee is $1,028.66; $1,028 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999, and $1,029 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters 2000. 

c. Exact per quarter fee is $37.66; $37 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999 and $38 is charged in Winter and Spring quarters 2000. 

d. Nonresident tuition for graduate students advanced to doctoral candidacy is $817 per quarter for a maximum of nine quarters. 

e. For Theater, Film, and Television graduate students, the exact per quarter MFA program fee is $666.66: $666 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999, and $667 is 

charged in Winter and Spring quarters 2000. 

f. For Theater, Film, and Television graduate students, the exact per quarter MFA program fee is $666.66: $666 is charged in Fall Quarter 1999, and $667 is 

charged in Winter and Spring quarters 2000.

10 / Registration Winter 2000 Schedule of Classes 

Miscellaneous Fees 


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

Application fee (includes readmissions and intercampus transfers) 40.00 

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

BAR delinquent collection fee 20.00 

Breakage — charges assessed by departments based on actual replacement costs 

BruinCard Replacement 

Lost 

Damaged 

15.00 

5.00 

Cancellation of Medical Insurance Plan (MIP) 20.00 

Changes in Study List (per course) 3.00 

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

Course Materials fees (nonrefundable) 

Materials Use Fee – varies by course (see class listings) 

Instructional Enhancement Fee (designated L&S courses) 

Humanities Division courses per unit 

Social Sciences Division course per unit 

Physical Sciences Division courses per unit 

Life Sciences Division courses per unit 

Credit by examination 5.00 

Declaration or change of bachelor’s degree candidacy after 160 units 

13.00 

(172 units for Engineering students) 

Duplicate/special order diploma 60.00 

Failure to empty locker within specified period 5.00 

“Good Student” Auto Insurance Certification 5.00 

Housing application 20.00 

In absentia degree processing fee (undergraduate) 75.00 

Late filing of Study List 50.00 

Late payment of registration fees 50.00 

Late repayment of student short-term loans 10.00 

Penalty fee (approved exceptions to published deadline) 10.00 

Registrar’s documents, copies or transmission 

Fax charge (domestic) 

Fax charge (international) 

Photocopies (each page) 

2.50 

2.50 

3.50 

3.50 

5.00 

10.00 

.25 

Reinstatement of status after lapse 10.00 

Removal of I grade (each course) 5.00 

Rental of academic apparel for Commencement 

Bachelor’s candidates (for purchase only) 

Master’s candidates 

Doctoral candidates 

Complete set 

Cap and gown only 

25.00 

30.00 

33.00 

25.00 

Returned check collection 10.00 

Returned registration fee check collection 60.00 

Service Fee for Cancellation of Registration 10.00 

Student Health missed appointment 20.00 

Subject A Placement Examination (undergraduates only) 55.00 

Transcript of record, academic or enrollment verification (official, each copy) 5.00 

Transcripts — additional services/fees 

Same day Processing Service (per addressee) 

Special handling (per addressee) 

Special mailing fees vary; consult Academic Record Services 

GRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY 

10.00 

15.00 

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

nonrefundable) 

$ 500.00 

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

nonrefundable) 

200.00 

Candidacy for doctoral degree 65.00 

Doctoral dissertation copyright fee (optional) 35.00 

Filing fee for master’s thesis or doctoral dissertation 

(one half of registration fee) 

119.00

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Billing 

BAR Statement 

The UCLA Student Billing Statement, also known as the BAR statement 

since it is generated by the Billing and Receivables (BAR) System, 

serves as each UCLA student’s bill for registration fees and 

other University charges. Students are automatically assigned a BAR 

account and mailed a statement of activity each month. The statements, 

which include your registration fee assessment, are generated 

on the dates below and mailed within three to four days. 

Term 

New and reentering students have their bills mailed to them according 

to the above schedule if they have filed both the Statement of Intent 

to Register and the Statement of Legal Residence and their 

residence for tuition is determined. 

If you receive financial aid, the Financial Aid System automatically 

credits your BAR account with your financial aid to pay your registration 

fees and most other outstanding UCLA debts, such as student 

health or laboratory fees. 

All charges (other than registration charges) must be paid in full by 

the statement deadline, the 20th of each month (or the preceding 

workday if the deadline falls on a weekend or holiday), to avoid assessment 

of a $20 delinquent fee. If you decide not to attend UCLA, 

use URSA Telephone to declare nonattendance for a term (option 5# 

under the Students Records Menu). Check the readmission policies 

outlined in “Academic Policies” in order to protect your student status. 

Bruin Direct 

With Bruin Direct, any credit balance refunds are deposited directly 

to your bank account. Notification of these transactions is sent to 

your current e-mail address before each deposit is made. 

UCLA requires direct deposit for credit balance refunds in BAR. If 

you are not currently enrolled in Bruin Direct and did not receive an 

authorization form in the mail, you must pick up a form from the Administrative 

Main Cashier’s Office at 1125 Murphy Hall or from Student 

Accounting at B303 Murphy Hall. 

Student Medical Insurance Plan (MIP) 

As a condition of registration, UCLA requires international students 

(graduate and undergraduate) on nonimmigrant visas and graduate 

students to have adequate medical insurance coverage during all 

periods of enrollment. UCLA offers the Medical Insurance Plan, 

which fulfills the requirement. See the Mandatory Medical Insurance 

Requirement section in “Registration” for requirements. 

Paying Fees 

Mailing Dates 

Fall Semester — Medicine July 1 

Fall Semester — Law August 1 

Fall Quarter September 1 

Winter Quarter/Spring Semester December 1 

Spring Quarter March 1 

Detach the bottom portion of the BAR statement and mail your remittance, 

or drop it in the Administrative Main Cashier's drop slot, 1125 

Murphy Hall. Allow at least five working days for mail delivery. The 

University is not responsible for materials lost or delayed in the mail. 

A late payment fee of $50 is assessed to all students paying registration 

fees after the deadline. Missing or incomplete payments or payment 

documents may result in loss of classes, medical insurance or 

assessment of late fees. Use URSA to verify that your fees have been 

received and processed before the dropping of classes deadline. 

In the envelope provided, return the following to the UCLA Remittance 

Processing Center, 10920 Wilshire Blvd., First floor, Suite 

107, Los Angeles, CA 90024-6503. 

1. Bottom Portion of BAR statement 

2. Payment (do not send cash; write your nine-digit UCLA student 

I.D. number on all checks, money orders, or other forms of payment 

and indicate method of payment) 

a. Check or Money Order 

Make payable to REGENTS-UC. A $60 fine is assessed if 

any check for registration fee payment is returned by a bank. 

b. VISA/MasterCard/Discover Card 

Complete and sign the VISA/MC/Discover section on the 

BAR statement by the published fee payment deadline (see 

“Calendar”). Credit card statements must be signed and completed 

to be processed. Fax payments are no longer accepted. 

Refer to the other payment methods below. 

3. MIP Waiver Request. Return your BAR remittance document indicating 

that you are waiving out of the medical insurance along 

with the completed MIP Waiver Request, which is included with 

your bill. To complete the waiver request online, see the Student 

Health Services website at https://www.saonet.ucla.edu/health/ 

insuranc/mipforms/auth.html or link to the site through URSA On- 

Line. Students who fail to submit a completed MIP waiver request 

may be required to pay the mandatory medical insurance fee. 

Check your BAR account to verify that your waiver has been received 

and posted. 

Administrative Main Cashier's Office (310) 825-2201, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

weekdays. 

Western Union Quick Collect Payment 

Go to any Western Union agent location worldwide and complete a 

Quick Collect form for UCLA. Provide the amount of payment, your 

name and UCLA student I.D. number. Indicate the payment is for registration 

fees and the term to which it should apply. The Code City is 

Maincash, CA. The Western Union agent will collect your payment in 

U.S. currency and enter the transaction into their system. It is transmitted 

within minutes and recorded to your BAR account when the 

funds are received. 

AutoPay 

Students can have their own BAR account balances automatically 

paid by credit card. Credit cards are charged around the fifth of each 

month and payments are posted to BAR. See the Administrative 

Main Cashier or Student Accounting offices for information on how to 

sign up 

CyberPay via URSA 

Students may use CyberPay to pay their BAR accounts by credit card 

through the financial section of URSA OnLine. 

Address Change 

It is extremely important that your UCLA Mailing Address is always 

accurate. You may change your address any of the following ways: 

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

2. By filling out the Change of Mailing Address portion on the reverse 

of the UCLA Billing Statement 

3. In person at the Enrollment and Degree Services Office, 1113 

Murphy Hall. 

Registration Confirmation 

Check URSA to confirm that your registration fee payment has been 

processed by the Administrative Main Cashier. For paper proof of 

payment, print a copy of the Registration Status screen in URSA On-

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Line. This can be presented with the UCLA BruinCard as proof of student 

status for the specified term. 

Late Payment 

Late Payment in Person 

Anyone who did not pay registration fees by the deadline must pay a 

$50 late payment fee between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays at the 

Administrative Main Cashier’s Office, 1125 Murphy Hall. 

New and Reentering Students must pay their fees directly at the 

Administrative Main Cashier’s Office once they receive an URSA notification 

letter or appointment letter from the Registrar’s Office. 

Late registration is complete when you pay registration fees and enroll 

in classes. 

Late Payment after Friday of the 

Second Week 

If you enroll in classes and pay registration fees after Friday of the 

second week of classes, you are assessed both the $50 late 

study list fee and the $50 late registration fee. This means it is an 

extra $100 to register and enroll after Friday of the second week. 

Once fees are paid, complete an Enrollment Petition (undergraduates 

obtain petitions from the Registrar’s Office, graduate students from 

their department). 

All undergraduate students must obtain the instructor’s signature 

for each course listed and obtain approval from the academic college 

or school. 

Graduate students (GD college code) must obtain approval from 

their authorized departmental adviser. 

Dentistry, Law, and Medicine students must have the written approval 

of their respective Student Affairs Office. 

File the Enrollment Petition at 1113 Murphy Hall. Late registration is 

complete when you pay registration fees and enroll in classes. 

Refunds 

Cancellation of Registration 

Prior to the first day of instruction, students may cancel registration 

by mailing a written notice to the Enrollment and Degree Services Office, 

Attn: Cancellation Clerk, 1113 Murphy Hall, Los Angeles, CA 

90095-1429. Refund is as follows: new students receive a refund for 

fees paid except the nonrefundable acceptance of admission fee and 

a $10 service fee; all other students receive a refund for fees paid 

minus the $10 service fee. 

Withdrawal 

Students who withdraw from the University during the course of a 

term must file an acceptable Notice of Withdrawal or graduate Leave 

of Absence form (see the Graduate Leaves of Absence section below). 

The form containing complete instructions is issued at the office 

of your academic dean (undergraduates) or in your department 

(graduates). 

Failing to attend classes, neglecting courses, or stopping payment on 

checks tendered for registration does not constitute notice of withdrawal. 

A $60 fine is assessed if any check for registration fee payment 

is returned by a bank for any reason, including stopped 

payment or insufficient funds. If no credit for courses is received, a 

full refund of the University registration fee for the regular session is 

granted to all students entering the armed forces prior to the end of 

the sixth week of the term, with no refund thereafter. 

A percentage of the registration fees paid is refunded according to 

the calendar date on which the official Notice of Withdrawal or Leave 

of Absence form is submitted to the academic dean. 

For new graduate, continuing, and reentering students, the schedule 

of refunds is applied to the fee paid: 

100% on or before January 10 

90% January 11-16 

50% January 17-27 

25% January 28-February 13 

0% February 14 

See the refund chart in “Financial Support” for new students who receive 

federal financial aid and withdraw in their first term. 

Refund is as follows: a $10 service fee is deducted from all 100 percent 

refunds; for new students, the schedule of refunds is applied to 

the fees paid minus the nonrefundable acceptance of admission fee 

and a $10 service fee. If you receive a 100 percent refund and purchased 

MIP, you are not eligible for any MIP benefits for that entire 

term. An additional $20 processing fee is applied to all MIP cancellation 

refunds. If you receive less that a 100 percent refund and you 

purchased MIP, your MIP policy remains in effect for the remainder of 

the term, and your refund is calculated on the remainder of your registration 

fees. Registration fee refunds take one to two weeks to process. 

If a sponsored student (on financial aid) pays registration fees with 

personal funds, a refund is initiated automatically through BAR. Students 

who initially pay registration fees with financial aid, a fee deferral, 

or a fee waiver, and subsequently cancel or withdraw, do NOT 

receive a cash refund. 

Graduate Leaves of Absence 

Continuing graduate students in good standing (3.0 GPA or above) 

who have completed at least one term of UCLA graduate work may, 

with the support of their department and the approval of the Graduate 

Division, be eligible for leaves of absence. Graduate students are 

allowed a maximum of six quarters of official leave of absence. 

Students approved leave of absence are not permitted to use faculty 

time or make use of University facilities for more than 12 hours since 

their last registration and are not eligible for apprentice personnel 

employment or other services normally available to registered students. 

Obtain a Request for Leave of Absence form at Graduate Admissions/Student 

and Academic Affairs, 1255 Murphy Hall. See “Calendar” 

regarding the deadline for filing the request. 

A percentage of the registration fees paid is refunded according to 

the calendar date on which the official Request for Leave of Absence 

form is submitted to the Graduate Division. See refund chart above. 

A $10 service fee is deducted from all 100 percent refunds; fees paid 

by new M.B.A. and Dentistry students are refunded except for their 

respective nonrefundable Acceptance of Admissions deposit. If you 

receive a 100 percent refund and purchased MIP, you are not eligible 

for any MIP benefits for that entire term. An additional $20 processing 

fee is applied to all MIP cancellation refunds. If you receive less 

than a 100 percent refund and you purchased MIP, your MIP policy 

remains in effect for the remainder of the term, and your refund is calculated 

on the remainder of your registration fees. 

You do not need to apply for readmission as the approved leave is for 

readmission to a specific term. The Registrar’s Office sends forms for 

you to request registration information when your leave is due to expire.


Financial Support 

Financial Aid Office 

A129J Murphy Hall 


(310) 206-0400 

http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/fa.htm 

E-mail finaid@saonet.ucla.edu 

At the Financial Aid Office you can 

1. Pick up financial aid packages or petition and revision forms 

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

and supporting documents 

3. Report changes in your financial situation 

4. Obtain information on the Federal Family Educational Loan Program 

(FFELP), Federal Pell and Cal Grants, or undergraduate 

scholarships 

Return a Financial Aid Notification (FAN) 

Financial Aid Distribution through BAR 

UCLA uses a central Billing and Receivables (BAR) system to process 

UCLA bills and payments. Each student is assigned an individual 

student account and receives a statement of activity in the mail 

each month. Your statement lists charges, such as registration fees, 

health insurance, or outstanding debts, and may include anticipated 

financial aid activity and the amount of funds available for a refund. 

The Financial Aid System automatically credits your BAR account 

with your financial aid. However, in order for this to occur, you must 

be enrolled on at least a half-time status (six units for undergraduate 

and eight units for graduate students). If you are not enrolled, financial 

aid will not be credited to your BAR account. 

BAR uses your financial aid as a credit to pay your registration fees 

and most other outstanding UCLA debts (such as student health visits 

or recreational fees). BAR does not pay housing charges. If you 

live on campus, you must make payment arrangements directly with 

the housing office. 

Bank Loans and Electronic Processing 

Federal Family Educational Loan Program (FFELP) loans include 

Federal Subsidized and Unsubsidized Stafford loans. Information on 

these programs is outlined in the FFELP Guide, which explains how 

to apply for loans electronically. Loans processed electronically are 

credited to your student account and any credit balance can be transferred 

directly to your personal checking or savings account using 

Bruin Direct (see below). Another type of FFELP loan is the Parent 

Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS). Information on this loan is 

provided in the PLUS Guide. PLUS Loans can not be processed 

electronically. Paper checks are mailed to parents for the PLUS Loan 

amount. 

Bruin Direct 

Bruin Direct allows you to have your refund check electronically 

transferred to your personal checking or savings account rather than 

waiting for the check to be generated and mailed to you. 

With Bruin Direct, the Financial Aid office uses your financial aid funds 

to pay your registration fees and any outstanding debts, then forwards 

remaining funds to your personal checking or savings account. 

Bruin Direct enrollment information is available in the Student Accounting 

Office, B303 Murphy Hall. Bruin Direct is not available if you 

selected a nonelectronic lender or if you have a PLUS loan. 

Financial Aid Online Services 

Find answers to many financial aid questions at http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/fa.htm. 

In addition to general information about applying 

for, evaluating, and awarding financial aid, the site has a calendar 

with application deadlines and provides links to scholarships, grants, 

and loan programs. The site also explains aid disbursement and budget 

adjustments and reevaluations. 

URSA allows you to track financial aid information, view award 

amounts, and verify refund activity. See “URSA” for more information. 

Scholarships for Undergraduate 

Students 

The purpose of the Undergraduate Scholarship Program at UCLA is 

to reward academic excellence and promise and to provide assistance 

to students in need. A scholarship is expected to create opportunities 

for further academic growth and development. 

Each scholarship is awarded for one academic year. A renewal of 

scholarship application must be submitted yearly. Students must also 

apply for financial aid by submitting a Free Application for Federal 

Student Aid (FAFSA). Semifinalists in the Regents Scholarship competition 

are given preference for these awards. 

Information about university and outside agency scholarship programs 

is on the Scholarships website at http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/ 

fa/scholar/index.htm. More information is on fastWEB (financial aid 

search through the web), an interactive scholarship search database 

at http://www.studentservices.com/fastweb/. 

Scholarship Resource Center 

The Scholarship Resource Center (SRC) helps undergraduate students 

search for scholarship information. The SRC, located at 233 

Covel Commons, is open to all UCLA undergraduates, regardless of 

financial aid eligibility. The center provides referrals and serves as an 

information base for scholarships, fellowships, and endowments. The 

SRC works in conjunction with the Division of Honors and Undergraduate 

Programs, the Financial Aid Office, and the UCLA community. 

Special features of the SRC include counseling for students in the 

application process, a small library of current scholarship books, a 

proofreading service for scholarship applications, computer access 

to various scholarship listings, and workshops and general information 

sessions. For more information, call (310) 206-2875. 

Maintaining Satisfactory Progress 

Federal regulations require UCLA to establish, publish, and apply 

standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress for financial aid eligibility. 

Students who fail to meet the standards become ineligible to receive 

financial aid until they are in compliance with these 

requirements. See Satisfactory Academic Progress Guide, available 

at the Financial Aid Office, for a detailed explanation. 

If your unit load is below twelve units as of the third week of class in 

any term, your Federal Pell Grant and Cal Grant B subsistence 

checks are reduced or cancelled. Increase in units after the third 

week of class will not result in automatic reinstatement of aid. You 

must contact the Financial Aid Office for information regarding an appeal. 

If you have been awarded a Federal Pell Grant as a full-time 

student and you fall below full-time status, you are billed for the difference 

between your original award and the actual amount to which 

your units entitle you. If you are dismissed or drop below half-time 

status (six units for undergraduates and four units for graduate students), 

your financial aid is cancelled, and you are billed for all 

awards (including loans) received.

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Withdrawal and Cancellation 

Students who decide not to enroll for one or more terms must notify 

the Financial Aid Office, A129J Murphy Hall. Students are not entitled 

to receive financial aid for these terms. 

When you withdraw, the refund/repayment policy prorates financial 

aid based on your last day of attendance. You are billed for any funds 

owed to the University and Federal Student Aid Programs. If you receive 

an administrative cancellation, all your financial aid for the affected 

term is canceled and you are billed for any funds 

received.Additionally, any type of withdrawal may result in having to 

reapply for Stafford and/or PLUS loans. Contact the Financial Aid Office 

for additional information. 

The registration fee schedule of refunds for students who withdraw 

during a term is based on calendar days, beginning with the first day 

of instruction, as follows: 

Students attending their first term at UCLA 

Days 

Quarter 

Refund 

Semester 

Refund 

1 100% 100% 

2 to 7 90% 100% 

8 to 14 80% 90% 

15 to 21 70% 80% 

22 to 28 60% 80% 

29 to 35 50% 70% 

36 to 42 40% 60% 

43 to 49 No Refund 60% 



64 or more No Refund No Refund 

Days 

Continuing/ Returning Students 

Quarter 

Refund 

Semester 

Refund 

1 100% 100% 

2 to 7 90% 90% 

8 to 11 50% 90% 

12 to 18 50% 50% 

If you are a financial aid recipitent, the refund is returned to the Financial 

Aid Program from which it was received, not to you. 

Student Loan Services 

A227 Murphy Hall 


(310) 825-9864 

http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/loans.htm 

Services offered by Student Loan Services include 

1. Distribution of nonelectronic FFELP loans 

2. Processing and distribution of Student Short-Term Emergency 

Loan Program (9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays) 

3. Debt management sessions and loan exit interviews 

Loan Fund Distribution 

Students who pick up a nonelectronic loan check must present a valid 

driver’s license, California DMV I.D. card, or passport, and have no 

outstanding financial holds on their records in order to receive the 

check. Current registration fees and all outstanding University debts 

are deducted from your loan funds before the balance is distributed 

to you (see Bruin Direct in this section about direct deposit). 

Unit Requirement for Loans 

According to federal regulations, undergraduate students must be 

enrolled in at least six units and graduate students in at least four 

units continuously throughout the stated loan period to receive loan 

funds. This information is verified before the loan is distributed to you. 

If you withdraw or carry insufficient units during the stated loan period, 

any remaining loan funds are returned to the lender, any remaining 

portion of your loan is cancelled, and you may be billed for 

funds you have already received. If this happens, you must reapply 

for a new FFELP loan that reflects your new loan period. For more information, 

contact the Financial Aid Office, A129J Murphy Hall. 

Federal Family Educational Loan 

Program 

Federal Family Educational Loan Program (FFELP) loans come from 

banks and are issued each term based on a student’s application 

date. Electronic fund transfer (EFT) FFELP loans are distributed 

through BAR. Non-EFT FFELP loan checks are available at the beginning 

of each term at Student Loan Services, A227 Murphy Hall. 

Non-EFT FFELP loan checks are held for pick up for 30 days, then 

returned to the lender. 

Notify Student Loan Services and your FFELP lender in writing within 

10 days if you 

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

another school 

2. Change your address or telephone number, graduation date, 

name, and/or Social Security number (also notify Registrar’s Office, 

either via URSA OnLine at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu/ or in 

person at 1113 Murphy Hall) 

19 to 27 25% 50% 

28 to 35 25% 25% 


54 or more No Refund No Refund 

For detailed withdrawal information, refer to A Guide to Refund-Repayment 

available from the Financial Aid Office. 

Debt Management Session for First- 

Time UCLA Borrowers 

UCLA requires first-time loan recipients to attend a debt management 

session prior to receiving loan funds. If you are a first-time borrower 

at UCLA, you must attend a debt management session before 

loan funds are distributed to you or credited to your BAR account. 

Call (310) 825-9864 for the schedule and location of the debt management 

sessions or see http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/loans/sched.htm.

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Exit Interview Requirement 

If you have ever received a loan from the Financial Aid Office and are 

about to graduate, transfer, withdraw, or take a leave of absence from 

UCLA, you are required to complete an exit interview with Student 

Loan Services, A227 Murphy Hall, (310) 825-9864. 

Student Short-Term Emergency Loans 

Interest-free short-term loans are available in Student Loan Services 

to all registered students with sound credit histories with the office. 

Three types are currently available: 

1. Emergency loans to meet very short-term emergencies; loan 

amount does not exceed $200. 

2. Living Expenses to meet specific and nonrecurring financial obligations. 

Employment verification is required. 

3. Financial Aid Advance to fill the gap between the Financial Aid 

Office award of loans and/or grants and the actual receipt of 

them. Loan and grant checks are collateral for this type of loan, 

and the student borrower authorizes Student Loan Services to 

endorse financial aid checks to pay for the loan. 

To apply, you must be currently registered (or using the loan to register) 

and present a driver’s license, California DMV I.D. card, or passport. 

The loan must be repaid on time or a $10 late fee is assessed. 

The defaulted loan may be subject to further collection actions and 

your future loan eligibility may be jeopardized. Past-due short-term 

loans must be paid with cash, money order, or cashier’s check in order 

for you to receive University services. 

Graduate Student Support 

Office 


(310) 825-1025 

http://www.gdnet.ucla.edu/ 

Merit-Based Awards 

Merit-based awards funded by the Graduate Division take the form of 

stipend, fee, and/or nonresident tuition awards. To receive these 

awards, you must return a signed contract and necessary supporting 

documentation to Graduate Student Support, 1228 Murphy Hall. 

Fee Remissions 

As a result of employment in an eligible academic apprentice personnel 

title, graduate students may receive certain fee remissions. Eligibility 

is determined by the following criteria: 

1. Appointment(s) must be at least 25 percent time, not to exceed 

50 percent time, and only under eligible title codes (see your department 

for specific details). 

2. Work at least 25 percent time during the term. 

3. Register and enroll in a minimum of eight units no later than the 

third week of instruction; Graduate Student Researchers 

(GSRs) enrolled in 12 units may qualify for a second fee remission. 

4. Previous quarter’s GPA must be 3.0 or better. 

All eligible academic apprentice personnel receive partial fee remissions 

from the Office of the President; eligible GSRs receive an additional 

fee remission from the campus. 

Fee Deferrals 

Academic apprentice personnel can obtain a Fee Deferral from the 

department to extend the registration fee and nonresident tuition payment 

deadline by approximately two months. It is your responsibility 

to pay back the deferral with either personal funds or a fee award 

credited to your account. Students who do not meet the extended 

deadline are charged a late fee. 

Medical Insurance Plan Premiums 

The mandatory insurance premium is paid for all eligible academic 

apprentice personnel. Do not waive out of health insurance if you 

want the premium paid as part of your employment. To waive out of 

MIP, submit the MIP waiver before the original registration fee payment 

deadline, because a waive out cannot be reversed during the 

term even if you have been given a fee deferral. 

Extramural Support 

The Graduate and Postdoctoral Extramural Support (GRAPES) database 

contains information on over 300 awards for graduate study, dissertation 

research, travel grants, and postdoctoral research. GRAPES 

is available at http://www.gdnet.ucla.edu/grpinst.html or contact the 

Special Fellowships Office, 1252 Murphy Hall, (310) 825-3521. 

Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 

The Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 (Act) enacted a number of educational 

tax benefits that may have an impact on the federal income tax 

liability of students and their families. To assist the Internal Revenue 

Service (IRS) monitor eligibility for these tax credits, the Act requires 

universities to provide certain information to the IRS on its students. 

A brief summary of the provisions that may apply to your attendance 

at UCLA follows: 

Hope Scholarship Tax Credit (effective for expenses paid on or after 

1/1/98) is a nonrefundable tax credit up to a maximum amount of 

$1,500 for qualified tuition and fees paid by or on behalf of a student. 

The credit is generally available for students in their first two years 

enrolled at least half time in coursework leading to a recognized degree 

or certificate. 

Lifetime Learning Credit (effective for expenses paid on or after 7/ 

1/98) is a nonrefundable credit equal to 20 percent of the first $5,000 

of qualified tuition and fees paid by or on behalf of a student in years 

in which the Hope Scholarship Credit is not claimed. The credit is 

generally available for students enrolled in course work leading to a 

recognized degree or certificate. Individuals enrolled in course work 

to acquire or improve job skills may also be eligible for the Lifetime 

Learning Credit. 

Student Loan Interest Deduction (effective for interest paid on or 

after 1/1/98) is a federal income tax deduction for an amount up to 

$1,000 in interest paid on loans incurred to pay qualified education 

expenses. 

As required by law, UCLA will report to the IRS the identity of students 

who have paid educational fees that may be eligible for the 

Hope Scholarship or Lifetime Learning Credit. On or before February 

1, 1999, students will receive a corresponding report. Any questions 

regarding information printed on this form should be directed to Computer 

Data Service Inc., the University of California’s education tax 

credit reporting service, at their toll free number, 1-877-HOPE 811, or 

see http://www.1098-T.com. 

To find out if you qualify for benefits under these or other provisions 

of the Taxpayer Relief Act, please contact a tax consultant or call the 

Internal Revenue Service. The University of California is not authorized 

to respond to tax questions. 

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

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. 

Sponsored Student Information 

Where to Obtain Information on Fee Deferrals or Fee Waivers 

Type of Aid Authorized Issuing Offices Location 

Air Force ROTC Student Accounting Office B303 Murphy Hall 

Army ROTC 

Military Science, 

Student Accounting Office 

132 Men’s Gym 

B303 Murphy Hal 

Athletic Grant-in-Aid Athletic Department Morgan Center 

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

California Scholarship Commission—Graduate Graduate Student Support 1228 Murphy Hall 

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

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

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

Departmental Sponsorship (includes any traineeship paid 

through the department) 

Respective Departments 

Various 

Education Abroad Student (from UCLA to Abroad Program) Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall 

Education Abroad Student (from University Abroad) Education Abroad Office 28 Haines Hall 

Faculty Dependent—Nonresident Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall 

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

International Students on Nonimmigrant Visas with Letter from 

Sponsor (unless TA or departmental sponsorship) 


B303 Murphy Hall 

Military Dependent—Nonresident Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall 

National Service Trust Student Accounting Office B303 Murphy Hall 

Navy ROTC—Five-Term 

Naval Science 


123 Men’s Gym 


NDEA and NSF Fellowship Holders Graduate Student Support 1228 Murphy Hall 

Nonacademic University Employee—Full Time (see Staff 

Personnel Policy 260) 

Campus Human Resources 

200 UCLA Wilshire Center 

Outside Agencies (private industries, clubs, and organizations) Student Accounting Office B303 Murphy Hall 

Resident Reclassifications Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall 

Scholarships Financial Aid Office A129J Murphy Hall 

State Rehabilitation Service 

TA, Associate or Acting Instructor—Nonresident (students must 

pay if waiver is denied) 

TA, Associate or Acting Instructor, Research Assistant or 

Postgraduate 

Office for Students with Disabilities 




A255 Murphy Hall 


Various 

Various 

Undergraduate Nonresident Tuition (less than 10 units) Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall 

Undergraduate Reduced Educational Fee (less than 10 units) Registrar’s Office 1113 Murphy Hall 

Undergraduate Scholarships Financial Aid Office A 129J Murphy Hall 

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


Enrollment 

URSA Enrollment 

Use URSA at (310) 208-0425 or http://ursa.ucla.edu/ to enroll in 

classes, add, drop, or exchange classes, sign on to a class wait list, 

change the grading basis for a class, obtain a reading of your Study 

List, or get instructor names. Enroll during your assigned appointment 

periods, which you obtain from URSA Telephone or URSA OnLine. 

URSA operates Sunday night 6 p.m. through Tuesday 1 a.m. and 

Tuesday to Saturday from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m., including holidays. See 

“URSA” for detailed instructions on using URSA. 

Real-Time Enrollment Counts 

Log onto URSA OnLine to check current, real-team class enrollment 

counts and waitlist numbers. The online files are updated to reflect 

enrollment. 

Enrollment Worksheet 

Refer to the Enrollment Worksheet on the inside back cover of this 

schedule. Read the directions carefully and fill out the worksheet before 

using URSA. 

URSA Enrollment Appointments 

Based on your class level, your undergraduate enrollment appointment, 

or pass, is assigned within the time and dates shown on the 

URSA enrollment appointment chart at the end of this section and at 

http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/soc/enrolcht.htm. URSA OnLine also 

provides appointment days and times. 

If you are a current-term degree candidate, you must redeclare 

candidacy for a later term to receive enrollment appointment times. 

Graduate Student Enrollment: 

One-Pass System 

Law, Medicine, and Dentistry students enroll as instructed by their respective 

Student Affairs Office. 

All other graduate students eligible to enroll for the next term are randomly 

assigned one appointment time or “pass.” You can use URSA 

from the beginning of your specified appointment day and time 

through midnight on Friday of the second week of classes. Do NOT 

wait until the deadline day to enroll, as phone lines may be busy. You 

should be enrolled in courses with unit credit by the deadline to avoid 

the $50 late filing of study list fee and to avoid having to obtain instructor 

signatures. 

Undergraduate Student Enrollment: 

Two-Pass System 

The two-pass system has been created to provide you and UCLA’s 

23,000 other undergraduates a more equal opportunity to obtain the 

courses you need for your premajor and major, to meet general education 

(GE) requirements, or to graduate. 

Undergraduates, including those in priority groups, enroll on URSA 

during the enrollment appointments obtained through URSA On- 

Line or URSA Telephone. Spaces used in each section are carefully 

monitored during each priority group pass. A group may not exceed 

30 percent of the spaces in any section, and all groups may not exceed 

50 percent of the spaces in any section. This is based on the 

recommendations of a joint student/faculty task force appointed in 

1989 by the Committee on Educational Policy. Groups receiving priority 

enrollment include students in academic difficulty, Regents and 

Alumni Scholars, recruited scholarship recipients, L&S Honors Programs 

participants, athletes in NCAA sports, and students served by 

the Office for Students with Disabilities. 

Enroll only as specified, or you infringe on the appointment time of 

other students. If you request the enrollment function before your appointment 

time, you are informed of your correct appointment day 

and time. 

Each undergraduate eligible to enroll for the next term is given two 

randomly assigned appointments based on the following hierarchy: 

1. Students in priority groups 

2. Seniors with 160 or more units 

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

or enrollment 

4. Seniors with less than 160 units 

5. Juniors with less than 135 units 

6. Sophomores with less than 90 units 

7. Freshmen with less than 45 units 

Changes in the appointment sequence are made only to correct an 

appointment based on an incorrect class level. To request an appointment 

change, go to 1113 Murphy Hall with a photo I.D. prior to 

the assigned appointment. 

Priority Pass 

If you are in a priority group and do not enroll during your priority 

pass appointment period, you must wait until your first pass appointment 

to enroll. 

First Pass 

During your first pass, you may only enroll in 10 units. This gives you 

and all other undergraduates a better chance to obtain at least two 

courses you need toward graduation. If you do not process your enrollment 

during your assigned first pass appointment period, you 

must wait until your second pass appointment to enroll. 

Second Pass 

During your second pass, you can add courses up to the maximum 

units allowed by your college or school. You can enroll from the beginning 

of your specified appointment day and time through midnight 

on Friday of the second week of classes. This is when wait lists are 

eliminated and your study list of enrolled courses becomes official. 

You should be enrolled in courses with unit credit by that date to 

avoid the $50 late filing of study list fee and to avoid having to obtain 

instructor signatures and college/school approval on an Enrollment 

Petition (for more details, see “Study List”). 

After Second Pass Appointments Begin 

After second pass appointments begin, undergraduates may 

1. Use PTE # (see the “Enrollment in Restricted Classes” section 

below) to enroll through URSA or submit approved PTE forms 

for restricted or closed classes. 

2. Submit approved petitions for special studies 199 courses. 

3. Request enrollment in Passed/Not Passed (P/NP) courses over 

your eligible limit of units; URSA informs you if this applies to 

you. 

4. Submit approval for an excess unit Study List (more than 18 

units for Letters and Science/Engineering; more than 17 for Arts 

and Architecture/Theater, Film, and Television). 

In-Person Enrollment 

Any enrollment transactions you cannot complete by URSA may be 

processed at 1113 Murphy Hall. 

1. At any time 

a. Graduate students may submit approved Permission to 

Enroll forms for restricted or closed classes

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b. Undergraduates may submit approved major change forms 

that may affect enrollment in courses restricted to particular 

majors 

c. School of the Arts and Architecture students may have 

their enrollment processed at 1100 Dickson Art Center 

2. After second pass appointments begin, undergraduates may 

a. Use PTE # (see “Enrollment in Restricted Classes” below) to 

enroll through URSA or submit approved PTE forms for 

restricted or closed classes 

b. Submit approved petitions for special studies 199 courses. 

c. Request enrollment in Passed/Not Passed (P/NP) courses 

over your eligible limit of units; URSA informs you if this 

applies 

d. Submit approval for an excess unit Study List (more than 18 

units for Letters and Science/Engineering; more than 17 for 

Arts and Architecture/Theater, Film, and Television) 

Wait Lists 

Wait lists are maintained through Friday of the second week of classes 

unless a department deletes them earlier. This may happen on the 

first day of classes for some sections, especially laboratories. Check 

the notes under the course listing in the Schedule of Classes. Do not 

assume you will be added to a class (if, for example, you are first 

on the wait list) or that you will be dropped from a class (if, for example, 

you are number 100 on the wait list). You must drop yourself before 

the official study list deadline if you do not want the class. 

A wait-list position within 10 percent of enrollment capacity (for example, 

number five for a class of 50), means you have a good chance of 

being enrolled. Many students wait until after the first meeting to drop 

a class, so wait-list positions usually change on the first and second 

days of classes. You advance on a wait list as enrolled students or 

those ahead of you on the wait list drop the course. Sometimes departments 

increase the enrollment capacity of the class, which automatically 

enrolls additional students from the wait list. Check your 

wait list status on URSA before Friday of the second week of classes. 

You may move backward on wait lists if a class is overenrolled 

through the use of PTE #s or PTE forms. For example, if you are 

number one on the wait list for a course that has an enrollment capacity 

of 100 and is not overenrolled, your position is 101/100. If four 

students with PTE #s enroll, your position is 105/100. You are still 

number one on the wait list, but four people have been added to the 

enrolled list. You can not be enrolled until five people drop the course 

and the enrolled number is less than the enrollment capacity. 

Enrollment in 199 Courses 

To enroll in Special Studies 199 courses 

1. Obtain a Petition for Enrollment in Special Studies 199 Course 

form from the department 

2. Fill out the petition and obtain the signatures of the instructor 

and the instructor's department chair 

After the petition is approved, check with the department of the 

course you are enrolling in, or with your college or school, to confirm 

which of the following options you can use to complete enrollment in 

the course: 

1. Through URSA using the PTE number provided by the department 

2. Through the department by leaving the form for processing 

3. Through the Registrar's Office by taking the form to 1113 Murphy 

Hall 

4. Through your School by taking the form to 

a. 1100 Dickson Art Center for the School of the Arts and 

Architecture 

b. 6426 Boelter Hall for the School of Engineering and Applied 

Science 

c. 103 East Melnitz Hall for the School of Theater, Film, and 

Television 

After the petition is processed, the yellow portion is given to you as a 

receipt. 

Enrollment in Restricted 

Classes 

You may enroll in a restricted class if you get a five-digit PTE # 

through URSA or an approved PTE form. A PTE # or approved form 

is issued at the discretion of the instructor or department offering the 

class. When used with the nine-digit course ID., they guarantee enrollment 

through URSA or in person. Inquire at the respective departmental 

office regarding any internal department procedures for 

receiving a PTE # or approved form. 

PTE #s or approved PTE forms may be issued in the following cases: 

1. The department/instructor offering the class may authorize selective 

enrollment if the enrollment capacity is filled. This is at 

the instructor’s discretion and may only be approved based on 

criteria established by the instructor and/or department. 

2. As an exception to published restrictions (consent of instructor, 

department consent, specified majors, class levels — freshmen 

only, juniors or above) in the Schedule of Classes. 

3. Closed classes (enrollment capacity reached). When the enrollment 

capacity is reached, you may choose to be on a waiting 

list. The computer moves you into the class as enrolled people 

drop out or if the department increases the enrollment capacity. 

If the instructor/department gives you a PTE #, use URSA to enroll in 

the class. Use the nine-digit course I.D. number for this transaction. 

If you receive an approved PTE form 

1. List one class per form and include term, your name and student 

I.D. number, nine-digit course I.D. number, department and 

catalog number, section number, units (if variable), and grading 

basis. Authorized approval signature is monitored by the Registrar’s 

staff before processing. Approval is nontransferable, and 

alteration of a form, misrepresentation, or forgery is cause for 

disciplinary action by the Dean of Students. 

2. Submit the white portion of the form for processing at 1113 Murphy 

Hall; the department/instructor issuing the approved form 

keeps the yellow copy. 

3. Receive the white portion of the processed form as your receipt, 

along with a printout of your Study List. 

Enforced Requisites 

Undergraduate students are prevented from enrolling in lower division 

L&S courses with enforced requisites (as listed in the UCLA 

General Catalog or the online Schedule of Classes) if those requisites 

have not been met. Some courses with requisites may be in 

warning status, which allows enrollment but informs you that the 

course requisite has not been met. In “Class Listings,” courses with 

enforced requisites are notated with a Y in the ENF REQ column, located 

after the course title. 

If you have transfer or AP credit that was not evaluated as equivalent 

to a specific requisite, consult the department offering the course for 

review of the transfer or AP credit as shown on your DPR. Decisions 

by the department concerning meeting required requisites are final. 

Impacted Courses: L&S 

Students 

The College of Letters and Science designates certain lower division 

courses as “impacted,” which refers to a few L&S courses that

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1. Meet once a week and are difficult to complete if a student has 

not attended by the end of the second week of classes 

2. Have high enrollment demand that deny qualified students enrollment 

because of limited resources 

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

4. Involve large commitments of other resources. 

Each impacted course is clearly indicated “Class Listings” by a Y in 

the IM (Impacted) column and an accompanying note. 

You cannot drop an impacted course after the second week of a term 

for other than exceptionally extenuating circumstances that must be 

approved by the L&S Executive Committee on referral by college 

counseling units. Exceptionally extenuating circumstances do not include 

circumstances of short duration where other alternatives exist, 

including but not limited to a late drop of other (nonimpacted) courses 

or taking an Incomplete in the impacted course (see “Drop Procedures” 

below). 

Official Study Lists 

A Study List is a record of all courses you are enrolled in for the term. 

A registered student’s Study List of enrolled courses becomes official 

at midnight on Friday of the second week of classes. Each student is 

responsible for all courses and grading basis, as listed on URSA, 

and cannot receive credit for courses not listed. Errors or omissions 

should be corrected before your academic dean’s deadline for changes 

by petition. 

Changes to Official Study List 


After Friday of the second week, when the Study List becomes official, 

undergraduate students are charged a fee to add courses (a 

PTE # is required if the class is closed or restricted) through Friday of 

the third week; drop courses or change variable units through Friday 

of the fourth week; and change the grading basis of courses through 

Friday of the sixth week (see the chart later in this section). A student’s 

BAR account is charged the appropriate fee for each change 

to the Study List. For all other changes—including registering late, filing 

a late Study List, adding after the third week, dropping a course 

or changing variable units after the fourth week, changing grading 

basis after the sixth week, and so on—students must file an Enrollment 

Petition by the published deadline (see “Calendar”). See the 

Enrollment Petitions section below for details. 

URSA enrollment appointments end at midnight on the published 

deadline date. 

Student athletes must check with their L&S counselor before attempting 

any drop after fourth week. 


Graduate students can use URSA to add, drop, or change grading 

basis or variable-unit courses with a fee through the end of the last 

day of instruction. To add a course that is closed or restricted, you 

must input a valid PTE #. Your BAR account will be charged the appropriate 

fee per transaction. 

Enrollment Petitions 

Required approvals, which vary by college/school/division, are outlined 

on the Enrollment Petition form. No petition is accepted for processing 

enrollment without all required approval signatures. Such 

approvals must be CURRENT (an approval dated prior to a published 

deadline is not acceptable two weeks after the deadline). Enrollment 

Petitions may be purchased at UCLA Stores. See the petition for processing 

locations. 

Undergraduates: Required for (1) adds with instructor’s signature, 

(2) late study lists, (3) late adds/drops/credit changes, (4) late drop of 

impacted courses, and (5) retroactive changes. Items 3-5 may require 

a separate petition process with the school/college. An enrollment 

petition is only given to the student if the request is granted. 

Enrollment petitions are also required for Nursing students seeking to 

add, drop, or change variable units after Friday of second week. 

Graduate Students: Required for late registration and late study 

lists. Departmental signatures are required for late registration but 

not for late study lists. Retroactive petitions require signatures of the 

department and instructor(s) as well as a supportive memorandum 

from the department. These are submitted to Graduate Division, 

1255 Murphy Hall, for consideration. 

Do not use an enrollment petition when URSA enrollment processing 

is available. 

Changes requested after published deadlines (see “Calendar”) are 

considered only under extraordinary circumstances by each college/ 

school, and supportive information may be required prior to approval. 

Drop Procedures 

Dropping a course may reduce your study list below minimums required 

for full-time status, financial aid, the minimum progress requirement, 

and eligibility for residence halls and other services that 

require a specific enrollment status. The drop forms remind you 

about these requirements and consequences that may be triggered if 

the particular petition is processed. However, it is your responsibility 

to satisfy these other requirements. 

Dropping an Impacted Course: 

L&S Students Only 

Impacted courses may be dropped after the second-week deadline 

only under extraordinary circumstances. Each impacted course is indicated 

by a “Y” under the IM (Impacted) column in the class listings 

in the midsection of this Schedule. The majority of courses, however, 

are “nonimpacted.” 

You have only two weeks to drop an impacted course without a notation 

on your transcript. After the end of second week, should you 

need to request a drop of an impacted course, consult your instructor 

first. The instructor of an impacted course is committed to 

assisting you and may advise another academic option other than 

dropping the impacted course (for example, taking an Incomplete if 

appropriate or dropping another course that is not impacted). 

If dropping is advised due to exceptional or extreme circumstances 

(for example, a severe illness of long duration), pick up a Dropping an 

Impacted Course form from your College Counseling unit (honors 

students at Honors Programs, A311 Murphy Hall; AAP students at 

AAP Counseling, 1209 Campbell Hall; athletes at the Morgan Center; 

all other L&S students at L&S Counseling, A316 Murphy Hall). 

You must explain your situation fully on the form, following its instructions 

carefully, and obtain a signature from the instructor. Impacted 

course drop requests are considered by a faculty subcommittee of 

the L&S Executive Committee. If approved, the dropped course appears 

on your transcript with a notation indicating the date and week 

of the term in which the drop was filed with the college. 

Dropping Nonimpacted Courses 

Nonimpacted courses constitute the vast majority of courses and may 

be dropped on or before Friday of second week through URSA with 

no fee or transcript notation. These courses may be dropped during 

third and fourth week on URSA with no transcript notation and a $3 

per course fee. Drops after Friday of fourth week may be effected by 

obtaining a Late Drop of Nonimpacted Course form from your L&S 

College.

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Study List Changes via URSA 

(310) 208-0425 

Fees for URSA adds/drops/changes are automatically charged to a student’s BAR account on a per transaction basis of $3. Anything 

submitted or requested as an exception to a published deadline is subject to a penalty fee of $10. See “Calendar” for deadlines. 



No Fee Fee No Fee Fee 

Add a Course Weeks 1-2 Week 3 a 

(with PTE#) 

Weeks 1-2 

Weeks 3-10 b 

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

Change 

Grading Basis 

Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-6 Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-10 

Change Variable 

Units 

Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-4 Weeks 1-2 Weeks 3-10 

a. Undergraduate students adding courses during third week are assessed a $3 per course fee. For courses added after the official add 

deadline of Friday of third week, undergraduates are assessed a fee of $3 per course plus a penalty fee of $10 per course. 

b. Graduate students adding courses during third week are assessed a $3 per course fee. The official graduate add deadline is Friday of 

third week. For courses added after this date, graduates are assessed a fee of $3 per course plus a penalty fee of $10 per course and 

the enrollments are not counted toward departmental budget allocations. 

c. L&S students may not drop impacted courses through URSA after Friday of second week. Students in the School of Nursing need 

approval from their school for any add or drop after the second week. Students in the schools of Arts and Architecture, Theater, Film, 

and Television, and Engineering and Applied Science need approval from their school for any drop after the fourth week. 

Effective Fall 1999, the add deadline for all undergraduates is Friday of third week. 

DO NOT use an enrollment petition when URSA enrollment processing is available.

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Winter 2000 URSA Enrollment Appointments 

Based on class level, enrollment appointments are assigned within the times and dates shown below. Find your exact enrollment appointment 

times through URSA Telephone at (310) 208-0425 or URSA OnLine at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu. Current-term degree candidates must redeclare 

candidacy for a later term to receive enrollment appointment time 

. 

First 

Appointment 

Time 

Last 

Appointment 

Time 

Priority Pass 

All priority students November 11 6:00 a.m. November 12 11:00 p.m. 

Priority pass ends November 13, 1999, at 11:59 p.m. 

First Pass 

Graduating seniors 

(160+ units) 

November 15 6:00 a.m. November 15 3:30 p.m. 

New students November 15 4:00 p.m. November 15 5:00 p.m. 

Reentering students November 15 5:30 p.m. November 15 6:00 p.m. 

Seniors 

(135-159.9 units) 

November 15 6:30 p.m. November 17 9:00 a.m. 

Juniors 

(90-134.9 units) 

November 17 9:30 a.m. November 18 7:30 p.m. 

Sophomores 

(45-89.9 units) 

November 18 8:00 p.m. November 20 8:30 a.m. 

Continuing freshmen November 20 9:00 a.m. November 21 11:00 p.m. 

First pass ends November 22, 1999, at 11:59 p.m. 

Second Pass 

Graduating seniors November 23 6:00 a.m. November 23 3:30 p.m. 

New Students November 23 4:00 p.m. November 23 5:00 p.m. 

Reentering students November 23 5:30 p.m. November 23 6:00 p.m. 

Seniors November 23 6:30 p.m. November 26 9:00 a.m. 

Juniors November 26 9:30 a.m. November 27 7:30 p.m. 

Sophomores November 27 8:00 p.m. November 29 9:30 p.m. 

Continuing freshmen November 29 10:00 p.m November 30 11:00 p.m. 

Second pass ends January 21, 2000, at 11:59 p.m. 

Graduate Pass 

Joint students November 15 8:00 a.m. November 15 8:00 a.m. 

Other graduate students November 15 6:30 a.m. November 20 11:00 p.m. 

Graduate pass ends January 21, 2000, at 11:59 p.m.


URSA 

University Records System 

Access 

The University Records System Access (URSA) gives UCLA students, 

and those who have been students within the past ten years, 

real-time access to their University academic records. 

URSA operates Sunday night 6 p.m. through Tuesday 1 a.m. and 

Tuesday to Saturday from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m., including holidays. 

URSA is accessed two ways: 

1. By logging onto URSA OnLine at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu/ 

2. By calling URSA Telephone at (310) 208-0425 

Security 

Security features insure that only you have access to your information. 

Access is based on your nine-digit UCLA student I.D. and a fourdigit 

security code that is assigned to you when you are admitted. 

The first time you access URSA, you are asked to change your assigned 

security code (personal identification number or PIN) to a 

four-digit number of your own choosing. At any time, you may change 

this to a different PIN through URSA OnLine. 

Do not give your security code to anyone. If you tamper with another 

student’s enrollment or personal data, you are subject to disciplinary 

action, up to and including suspension. 

If the privacy of your security code has been compromised, or if you 

misplace your code, go to 1113 Murphy Hall with your BruinCard. 

Your security code is not given over the telephone unless an authorization 

to release your security code is on file at the Registrar’s Office. 

URSA OnLine 

http://www.ursa.ucla.edu/ 

For most students, URSA OnLine provides the easiest way to enroll 

in classes, and to gain real-time access to academic, financial, and 

personal records. The site is designed with an intuitive visual interface 

that walks you through the different steps of the procedure you 

are trying to accomplish, whether it be to check your BAR account, 

change address information, view your study list, or see your term 

grades.

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URSA Telephone 

(310) 208-0425 

With a touchtone phone, use URSA Telephone to access student 

records. When the system requests that you enter information, you 

are given approximately 10 seconds to make an entry and three attempts 

to make a correct entry, after which you are disconnected. You 

can enter information before the instructions are over if you are familiar 

with the URSA Telephone system and all the messages. 

A time limit is announced at the beginning of each call. If you exceed 

the limit, you are disconnected. If you are in the middle of processing 

a transaction when your time is up, the system allows you to complete 

it before disconnecting you. 

URSA Telephone Main Menu 

After you pass the system security check (see the “Security” section 

above), URSA Telephone informs you that you are in the URSA Main 

Menu, which allows you to select the Student Records Menu (1#), 

Financial Aid Information (2#), or Change Security Code (7#). 

See the “URSA Telephone Command Guide” later in this section for a 

quick reference to the commands detailed below. 

1# Student Records Menu 

The Student Records Menu offers the following options: 

1# Class Enrollment 

Use the Class Enrollment option to add, drop, or exchange classes or 

sections, put yourself on a class waitlist, request or change the optional 

grading basis of a course, have courses on your Study List 

read to you, check your wait-list position, or have instructor names 

spelled. You may stop any transaction (add, drop, or exchange) when 

the system prompts you for the course I.D. number by entering nine 

zeros and the # button (000000000#). 

Before calling URSA Telephone, prepare for enrolling by filling out the 

Enrollment Worksheet on the inside back cover of this schedule. You 

will not have time to check I.D. numbers while on the phone, as you 

only have 10 seconds before the system prompts you for input. 

1# Add a Section/Class. Press 1 and the # button to add a class, 

including a class with variable units, to your Study List. For 

compound classes, you must begin the enrollment process 

with the secondary (such as, laboratory or discussion) section 

of the class — called the ENROLLMENT section (see 

the “Course Listing Format” section in “Class Listings”). This increases 

the importance of secondary sections; cancellation of a 

section means you lose the entire class. Be sure to recheck your 

courses a few days before classes begin by using function 6# for 

a reading of your Study List and course information or checking 

URSA OnLine, as sections may be cancelled by departments. 

If you try to ADD a course that is full and has a wait list, you are 

informed of the status (for example, the enrollment capacity is 

full and there is a wait list of XX students). You will be given options 

to place yourself on the wait list or to check other sections. 

2# Drop a Class. Use this function (2#) only if you are certain you 

want to drop a class. Use function 3# to switch sections in which 

you are already enrolled/wait listed. 

When you request the drop function, URSA Telephone warns 

you about the consequences and allows you to either stop the 

DROP action or continue. Enter the nine-digit I.D. number of the 

enrollment section to drop the course. 

3# Exchange Classes/Sections. Use this function (3#) if you wish 

to conditionally drop a class or switch sections within a class. 

For example, if you are enrolled in Course A but want to be in 

Course B, this function allows you to check if Course B is open 

while still holding your space in Course A. If Course B is open, 

you are dropped from A and enrolled in B. If Course B is not 

open, you remain enrolled in A. 

There are only two types of exchanges permitted: 

1. Exchange a lecture section for another lecture section 

2. Exchange a quiz/discussion/laboratory section only for another 

that is listed for the same lecture section on your 

Study List 

URSA Telephone prompts for allowed exchanges. 

If the system notifies you that the course I.D. numbers you have 

entered cannot be processed, you may repeat your request for 

another section or stop the transaction. Check the course listing 

in the Schedule of Classes and make sure you have entered the 

appropriate nine-digit I.D. numbers. 

If the exchange is successful, the original class or section is 

dropped and the new one takes its place. If the new class is 

compound, URSA Telephone either prompts you for appropriate 

I.D. numbers or automatically enrolls you in required sections. 

If the transaction is not successful, you are not dropped 

from the previous class or section, and your Study List remains 

the same as it was before the attempted switch. 

4# Change Optional Grading Basis. Use this function (4#) and input 

the nine-digit course I.D. number for the enrollment section 

to switch from a letter grade basis to one of the following: 

P/NP (Passed/Not Passed) if you are an undergraduate student 

enrolled in at least 12 units 

S/U (Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory) if you are a graduate student 

When you change the grading basis, it is automatically changed 

for all parts of the class. For some classes, the grading basis 

cannot be changed, because the class can only be taken for a 

mandatory P/NP, a mandatory letter grade, and so forth. 

NOTE: Undergraduates may change grading basis on URSA 

Telephone through Friday of the sixth week of classes and graduate 

students may change grading basis through the last day of 

instruction. No enrollment petition is needed unless college/ 

school approval is required. Your Billing and Receivables (BAR) 

account is charged the appropriate fee per transaction. 

5# Change Variable-Unit Course Limit. Use this function (5#) and 

input the nine-digit course I.D. number for the enrollment section 

to change the number of units for a variable-unit class in 

which you are already enrolled. 

6# Study List and Course Information Submenu. 

This function (6#) reads your current Study List and the class information 

menu. Options include 

1# Short Reading 

Department/Subject Area Name 

Catalog Course Number 

Class Type 

Section Number 

Status — Enroll, Wait List 

Total Units — Enrolled, Wait Listed 

2# Detailed Version 

SRS Nine-digit Course Number 

Department/Subject Area Name 


Class Type 


Workload Units 

Grading Basis 

Wait-list Position (if on Wait List) Status — Enroll, Wait List, 

Permission List 

Total Units — Enrolled, Wait Listed 

3# Your Wait-list Position in a Section. To inquire, input the nine-digit 

course I.D. number of the enrollment section; the system then informs 

you of your position (identifying the section number) and the enrollment 

capacity of the section (see “Wait Lists” in “Enrollment”). 

4# Spell Instructor Names. To inquire, input the nine-digit course I.D. 

number of the enrollment section for any class on your Study List; 

the system then spells the last name of the instructor or states that the 

instructor is a teaching assistant or “The Staff.” 

5# Meeting Time and Place of a Class. To inquire, input the nine-digit 

course I.D. number of the enrollment section and receive the following 

information: 

Subject Area 


Class Type 


Days/Start Time 

Building/Room 

Examination Code

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7# Use PTE Authorization Number. Use this function to enroll in a 

class using the nine-digit course I.D. number and a five-digit 

PTE Authorization Number (PTE #) given to you by the instructor/department 

of a class that has restricted or closed enrollment. 

You may ADD a class with a PTE #, MOVE from wait-list to 

enrolled status, or EXCHANGE a class or secondary section. 

NOTE: If you are given a PTE #, you can do all processing 

through URSA Telephone and do not need the paper Permission 

To Enroll form. 

* END CALL. It is important to press the star (*) button on the telephone 

keypad before hanging up, as the telephone line is then 

immediately available to someone else. The system gives you a 

sign-off message and then disconnects you. 

2# Enrollment Appointment Times 

Obtain a reading of your enrollment appointment times (first pass/ 

second pass/priority) for a specified term using this option (see the 

“URSA Appointments” section in the “Enrollment”). You can also receive 

your exact enrollment appointment time via URSA OnLine. 

3# Grades 

Obtain readings of the following: 

1# Term grades and courses and confirmation of any grade changes 

(including the replacement of an Incomplete grade in the 

term in which the work was completed) 

2# Term and cumulative grade-point average (GPA) 

3# Term unit total (that is, term units attempted and passed on a 

graded A+ to F basis, plus term Passed/Not Passed — P/NP — 

or Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory — S/U — units 

4# Cumulative unit total (that is, total graded units plus total P/NP 

or S/U units and transfer units) 

5# Allows you to choose another term to access its grades, GPA, 

and term and cumulative unit totals 

Information on URSA Telephone is the same as that available to the 

Registrar’s Office staff. Grade changes and the replacement of Incomplete 

grades are updated daily. If grades are not available on the 

telephone, they have not been received from the instructor or are still 

being processed. All grades for a recent term should be accessible 

no later than two weeks after the last day of final examinations. 

You may obtain a free printout of your grades for the most recent 

graded term at Academic Record Services, 1134 Murphy Hall, by 

presenting your valid BruinCard. Letters and Science undergraduates 

admitted since Fall Quarter 1988 may request a Degree 

Progress printout at any time at A316 Murphy Hall. This report provides 

a detailed evaluation of transfer credit, courses and grades for 

each completed term, degree requirements completed, and requirements 

still outstanding. You can view and print out your undergraduate 

DPR via URSA OnLine. 

4# Holds 

Obtain a reading of outstanding holds that affect your eligibility for fee 

assessment, enrollment, grades, transcripts, diploma, and campus services. 

To remove a hold and reinstate restricted services, contact the issuer 

of the hold. Holds information is also available on URSA OnLine. 

5# Fees 

Verify that your registration fees were received or declare nonattendance 

for a term. 

1# Use this function to verify that your registration fees were received 

and to confirm the date they were processed. Fee payment 

information is also available via URSA OnLine. 

2# Use this function if you are not planning to attend UCLA for a 

term (not including summer session) and your registration 

fees have not been paid. If you use this function, see readmission 

information under “Academic Policy.” 

6# Update or Review Selected Student Data 

Update or review your degree expected term (undergraduates only) 

or allow or discontinue ethnic based mailings, and specify (one time 

only) your ethnic background. 

1# Use this function to enter or change your Degree Expected 

Term (the term in which you expect to graduate). You can 

change this term freely until you have completed 160 units (172 

units for Engineering students). Once you have reached the unit 

limit, your BAR account is charged a late fee of $13 each time 

you change your degree expected term. 

You can only enter the current term through Friday of second 

week. If you are a current-term candidate over the unit limit, you 

may complete the UCLA Declaration of Candidacy form at 1113 

Murphy Hall. 

5# Use this function to be included or excluded in Ethnic Based 

Mailings that use ethnicity as a selection criterion. Such mailings 

are generally approved for providing you with information 

regarding graduate school recruitment or other opportunities. 

6# Use this function to specify your Ethnic Background. This information 

is used to monitor the University's compliance with federal 

and state civil rights laws. Once entered, this information 

cannot be changed through URSA Telephone. 

2# Financial Aid Information 

Use Financial Aid Information option to get up-to-date information regarding 

the status of your financial aid application, to track documents 

that you submitted, to check the progress of your financial aid 

award, and to verify the amounts of your disbursements. 

7# Change Security Code 

Use this option to change the four-digit security code, or PIN, you use 

to access URSA Telephone or URSA OnLine. When changing your 

PIN, select one that you can easily remember but is difficult for someone 

else to guess. You can also change your PIN via URSA OnLine. 

If you forget your security code, you can obtain this information in 

person at 1113 Murphy Hall with proper identification. You cannot receive 

this information over the telephone unless an authorization to 

release your security code is on file in the Registrar’s Office. This authorization 

must contain your signature and a copy of some photo 

identification that also contains your signature. Authorizations may 

be faxed to (310) 206-4520.

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URSA Telephone Command Guide 

(310)208-0425 

1# 

Student Records 

Menu 

2# 

Financial Aid 

Information 

7# 

Change Security 

Code 

1# 

Class 1# 

Enrollment Class 

Enrollment 

2# 

Enrollment 

Appointment 

Times 

3# 

Grades 3# 

Grades 

4# 

Holds 4# 

Holds 

5# 

Fees 5# 

Fees 

6# 

Update or Review 

Student Data 

1# 

Add a Section/Class 

1# 

Term Grade and 

Grade Change 

Confirmation 

1# 

Fees 

1# 

Enter Degree 

Expected Term 

2# 

Drop a Class 

1# 

Short Reading 

of Study List 

2# 

GPA 

2# 

Declare 

Nonattendance 

for a Term 

5# 

Request or 

Discontinue Ethnic 

Based Mailings 

3# 

Exchange Class/ 

Section 

4# 

Change Optional 

Grading Basis 

2# 

Detailed 

Reading of 

3# 

Wait List 

Position 

3# 

Term Unit Total 

4# 

Cumulative Unit 

6# 

Specify Ethnic 

Background 

5# 

Change Variable Unit 

4# 

Spell 

Instructors 

5# 

Change To 

Another Term 

6# 

Study List & Course 

Info Submenu 

5# 

Meeting Time & 

Place of a 

Class 

7# 

Use PTE 

* 

End Call


UCLA Online 

Bruin OnLine 

Bruin OnLine (BOL) is a collection of software and services that provide 

UCLA students, faculty, and staff with access to e-mail, campus 

network services, and the Internet. Services include dial-up access 

using PPP at speeds up to 33.6 Kbps and access to the campus network 

through ethernet ports. 

Using BOL you can 

1. Check class availability in the online Schedule of Classes 

2. Enroll via URSA OnLine or access your student records, including 

Study List, and undergraduate Degree Process Report 

3. Access class webpages and discussion groups 

4. Search the UCLA Library or online databases via ORION 

5. Review the Calendar of Events for cultural and sporting events 

6. Check the online Campus & CHS Directory for telephone numbers 

and e-mail addresses of faculty, students, and staff 

7. Create a personal webpage or join in discussions on UseNet 

8. Read wire service news from ClariNet 

Accessing Bruin OnLine Services 

There are two ways to access BOL from home. The first is by purchasing 

BOL software at the UCLA Store or downloading it from the 

BOL website. Using this method, you pay all telephone charges to 

access the modem pool. Setup and configuration instructions are 

available on the BOL CD, at 4302 Math Sciences, and at http:// 

www.bol.ucla.edu. 

You may also connect through BOL Gold—a fee-based remote-access 

service offered in partnership with EarthLink Sprint. This option 

provides all the features of BOL, plus access to Earthlink services, including 

nationwide local dial-up numbers, high speed modem options 

(v.90), and additional mail and webpage space at a discounted price. 

For more information, see https://custos.earth link.net/BOL.html. 

To access BOL from a campus residence hall room, purchase a 

network card from the Student Technology Center, Delta Terrace 

(310-825-3400). BOL software and related instructions are available 

with the card. 

To access BOL from the OAC Computer Commons or CLICC lab, 

follow the instructions posted in the lab. 

System Requirements 

To use BOL from home or a campus residence hall, your computer 

must meet the minimum configurations below. Departments may 

have additional recommendations for graduate student computers. 

Macintosh or compatible 

1. 16 MB RAM (24 MB strongly recommended) 

2. 68020 processor 

3. CD-ROM drive 

4. Hard disk drive with 20 MB free disk space 

5. 15" color monitor strongly recommended (256 colors or more) 

6. Minimum 14.4 kbps modem, maximum 33.6 kbps (must support 

true V-34, not just V. FAST or V. F C): external modem requires 

hardware handshaking cable: modem not required in campus 

residence halls 

7. Network card for campus residence hall connections 

8. Mac OS 7.5 (preferably 7.5.3) or higher 

Windows PC 

1. 486 or Pentium processor 

2. 16 MB RAM (32 MB strongly recommended) 

3. CD-ROM drive 

4. Hard disk drive with 20 MB free disk space 

5. 15" color monitor strongly recommended (256 colors or more) 

6. Modem - minimum 14.4 Kbps, maximum 33.6 Kbps (must support 

true V.34, not just V.FAST or V.FC): external modem requires 

hardware handsh3king cable; modem NOT required in 

campus residence halls 

7. Network card for campus residence hall connections 

8. Windows 95/98 or Windows NT 4.0 workstation with Service 

Pack 3 installed 

Getting Started 

To use BOL, you need a BOL ID, password, and a computer that connects 

to UCLA's network. You can access BOL from many locations 

throughout campus or from home. If you are new to BOL, you can 

learn its features through classes and online tutorials. Personalized 

assistance is also available from the BOL Help Desk. 

For instructions on creating your BOL account, see the Getting Started 

section at http://www.bol.ucla.edu. 

Instruction and Courses 

Online instructions and tutorials can be accessed via Bruin OnLine. 

Courses are also available on the following topics - Introduction to 

BOL, Introduction to Eudora Pro, Advanced Eudora Pro, and BOL 

Web Templates. See www.bol.ucla.edu/help/class.html for schedules. 

Access for Persons with Disabilities 

OAC's Disabilities and Computing Program (DCP) has specifically 

adapted configurations of BOL software. Contact (310) 206-7133 for 

more information or see “Student Services.” 

For more information on Bruin OnLine, contact the BOL help desk 

(310) 825-7452, e-mail consult@ucla.edu, drop by 4302 Math Sciences, 

or check the BOL websites at http://www.bol.ucla.edu/ 

UCLA Homepage 

For instructions on creating your BOL account, see http://www.bol.ucla.edu 

The UCLA homepage (http://www.ucla.edu) offers access to a variety 

of campus resources and information. Its main menu links to sites for 

Admissions and Student Services, Academic Programs, Health Sciences, 

Athletics, Campus Resources, Research, International Programs, 

Continuing Education, Alumni and Friends, and Libraries,

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Museums, and the Arts. In addition, the homepage links to campus 

calendars, directory and map, campus news, and the UCLA Store. 

The “Explore” site provides a virtual tour of the campus. New sites 

and features are frequently added to its extensive content pages. 

MyUCLA has a new interface and features for students, plus new pages for faculty 

and staff 

MyUCLA 

MyUCLA at http://my.ucla.edu provides a portal to personalized student 

information. Access the site by entering your University I.D. and 

the same four-digit passcode you use to access URSA. Features of 

MyUCLA include 

1. An intuitive way to access your BruinOnLine mailbox and establish 

a personal address book through WebMail 

2. A personalized study list showing classes and class information 

for current and previous quarters, including grades and links to 

course websites 

3. A notifications section for important announcements 

4. A subscriptions section where students access online information 

from newspapers, journals, or magazines or from University 

departments, clubs, and organizations 

5. Links to UCLA online resources, including URSA OnLine, the 

Schedule of Classes, and UCLA General Catalog 

6. General academic information. 

Letters and Science students are able to obtain additional services 

including the ability to view their counseling appointments, check the 

status of petitions, and track their honors progress. 

Instructional Enhancement 

Initiative 

The Instructional Enhancement Initiative, which was launched by the 

College of Letters and Science, is designed to 

1. Provide all Letters and Science undergraduate courses, except 

independent studies and other similar courses, with an individual 

course website for faculty, teaching assistants, and enrolled 

students. The sites facilitate the distribution of supplementary 

course materials, lecture notes, homework assignments, research 

links, and electronic communication, including virtual office 

hours and class bulletin boards for interactive question and 

answer sessions. Instructors decide which of these online capabilities 

are best suited to their course websites. 

2. Provide enhanced computer laboratories with expanded hours 

of access for student use 

Students enrolled in most Letters and Science courses are assessed 

a course materials fee — the Instructional Enhancement Fee (see 

the “Miscellaneous Fees” section in “Registration”). Fee assessment 

through the BAR billing statement is based on actual enrollment at 

the end of the fourth week of the quarter. 

Newsgroups 

UCLA has many newsgroups that can only be accessed from campus 

accounts. Bruin OnLine has its own newsgroups, for example, 

that post announcements about their service and where students ask 

questions and offer advice about computer software and hardware 

(ucla.bol.announce, ucla.bol.general, and ucla.bol.webpages). Other 

newsgroups at UCLA help computer users with specific platform 

questions (ucla.pc and ucla.mac), while still others post announcements 

and offer forums for students to ask all sorts of questions or 

even advertise (for example, ucla.general, ucla.announce, ucla.rumor, 

and ucla.forsale, to name just a few). Some classes have their 

own newsgroups as well. 

UCLA Library Electronic 

Resources 

Locate and identify materials through the library’s web-based online 

information systems (see below), which can be accessed from the library 

website at http://www.library.ucla.edu. Reference librarians are 

available in all library units to answer questions about using online 

systems, as well as to provide assistance with reference and research 

topics. 

ORION2 contains records for all UCLA Library holdings and other 

campus collections including the Archive Research and Study Center 

of the Film and Television Archive, Chicano Studies Research Center 

Library, Ethnomusicology Archive, Institute for Social Science Research 

Data Archives Library, and Instructional Media Library. 

ORION2 also provides library item location and circulation status, 

and users can request ORION Express services and SRLF items online. 

The California Digital Library, a tenth library for the entire University 

of California system, provides access to the Melvyl Catalog, the California 

Periodicals Database, numerous abstracting and indexing databases, 

and gateways to other systems. The Melvyl Catalog, which 

is also available via telnet (melvyl.ucop.edu), contains information on 

library holdings at all nine UC campuses. 

While continuing to develop and manage collections of traditional 

printed materials, the UCLA Library also makes a number of digital 

resources available for campus use through the Library site. These 

include College Library electronic reserves and many electronic journals, 

texts, reference resources, periodical indexes and abstracts, 

and several self-service circulation options which will be phased in 

throughout the 1999/2000 academic year.

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Computer Labs Map 

Locations and hours as of October 1999. The most current online information can be found at http://www.ucla.edu/campus/computing/labs. 

Access to labs varies. Departmental labs may require enrollment in either the major or a class. General purpose labs merely require a Bruin On- 

Line I.D. (BOLid), which is available free of charge to UCLA students, faculty, and staff. Kiosks to 

set up an I.D. are available at several lab locations. 

Your Instructional Enhancement Initiative (IEI) fees go towards developing and maintaining 

several of UCLA’s departmental computer labs. Take advantage of 

these resources, and provide input via e-mail. 

Office of Residential 

Life Labs 

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CLICC 

Lab and 

Classrooms 

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SUNSET BL VD. 

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UNIVERSITY 

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BUNCHE HALL 

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PERLOFF HALL 

MELNITZ HALL 

MACGOWAN HALL 

FRANKLIN D. MURPHY 

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HOUSE 

Social 

Sciences 

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X-Station Lab 

LU VALLE 

COMMONS 

STORE 

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WYTON 

SPPSR 

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Humanities 

e-Labs 

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Charles E. Young DRIVE NORTH 

DANCE 

BUILDING 

ROYCE 

HALL 

HAINES 

HALL 

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DICKSON 

ATHLETIC FIELD 

PLAZA 

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DICKSON 

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Charles E. Young DRIVE WEST 

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BOELTER HALL 

SCHOEN- 

BERG HALL 

KNUDSEN 

HALL 

PLASMA 

PHYSICS 

INVERTED 

FOUNTAIN 

FRANZ HALL 

GEOLOGY 

SCHLICHTER 

HALL 

YOUNG HALL 

Charles E. Young DRIVE EAS 

PARKING 2 

WESTHOLME 

HILGARD AVENUE 

FACULTY 

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Instructional Multimedia 

Production Lab (IMPL) 

Psychology 

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Commons and 

X-Station Lab 

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Science Learning 

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8/31/98 - Lisa Kemp (lkemp@ucla.edu) 

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Office of Academic Computing (OAC) 

Commons and X-Station Lab

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Computer Lab Locations 

1. Academic Advancement Program (AAP) Computer Lab, B118 

Campbell Hall (basement level, south end), (310) 825-1908. M - Th 8 

a.m. to 10 p.m., F 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., weekends noon to 6 p.m. No fee. 

Open to AAP students. PCs (no Macs). MS Office 97, Telnet, 

Netscape. Limited printing, no charge. General computing classes are 

offered, with focus on word processing; see lab for schedules. URL: 

http:// www.humnet.ucla.edu/aap. E-mail: brucek@aap.hup.ucla.edu. 

2. Chemical Instructional Computing (CIC) Lab, 6096 Young Hall, 

(310) 825-1853. M - F 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. No fee. Open to students taking 

courses in the department. Macs and PCs. Chemistry and bio-chemistry 

calculations and visualizations. Internet access and printing. No e- 

mail. URL: http:// web.chem.ucla.edu/~mouser/cic/. E-mail: 

mouser@chem.ucla.edu 

3. College Library Instructional Computing Commons (CLICC) Lab, 

145 Powell Library, (310) 206-0271. M - Th 8 a.m. to 2 a.m., F 8 a.m. 

to 11 p.m., Sa 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Su 1 to 2 a.m. No fee. Open to anyone 

with a BOLid. Kiosk available to set up a BOLid. Pentium III PCs and 

Mac G3s. General purpose for all students, with instructional software 

aimed at humanities and social sciences. BOL applications (Eudora, 

Pine, Netscape), MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), graphics (Photoshop, 

Illustrator, Pagemill, Pagemaker), humanities and social sciences 

applications. Printing: 10¢ per page for black and white, 40¢ per 

page for color laser. Users must set up a printing account at front 

counter. Printing is charged through BAR account. Twelve scanners 

and stations, all with zip 250 drives and DVD, can be reserved. Pentium 

II laptops available for use within Powell Library. URL: http:// 

www.clicc.ucla.edu. E-mail: lkemp@ucla.edu. 

4. CLICC Classrooms, 307, 320, and 320B Powell Library, (310) 206- 

0271. M - Th 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., F 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. No fee. Drop-in only 

when classes are not in session. Schedules are posted in lab and 

classrooms daily. Faculty and TAs may reserve time for classes or 

office hours. Pentium PCs, Macs. BOL applications (Eudora, Pine, 

Netscape), MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), graphics (Photoshop, 

Illustrator, Pagemill, Pagemaker), humanities and social sciences 

applications. Printing: 10¢ per page for black and white, 40¢ per 

page for color laser. Users must set up a printing account at front 

counter. Printing is charged through BAR account. Some Zip drives. 

URL: http://www.clicc.ucla.edu. E-mail: lkemp@ucla.edu. 

5. Disabilities and Computing Program, 4909 MSA, (310) 206-7133, 

TDD (310) 206-5155. Open by appointment to students, faculty, and 

staff with permanent and temporary disabilities. No fee. PCs, laptops, 

and technologies such as voice recognition, screen readers, 

enhanced text, and Braille displays. Loaner pool of adaptive hardware 

and software, including laptops. Consulting and training on adaptive 

computer technology, and on making campus computer labs and 

online information resources (including Orion and BOL) fully accessible 

and usable. No printing. Provides liaison with other labs to offer 

additional facilities for students with disabilities. URL: http:// 

www.dcp.ucla.edu. E-mail: burke@ucla.edu. 

6. Humanities Computing e-Labs, 87 and 88 Kinsey Hall, (310) 206- 

5630. M - F 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. (additional hours to be added and posted 

throughout the quarter). No fee. Priority offered to humanities students 

with proof of enrollment in a humanities course or major and a BOLid. 

Mac lab in 87 Kinsey Hall, PC lab in 88 Kinsey Hall. Humanities 

instructional software, BOL applications, MS Office, Internet access. 

Printing: 10¢ per page for black and white, 40¢ per page for color. 

URL: http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/hcf/labs. E-mail: hcflabs@humnet.ucla.edu 

7. Instructional Multimedia Production Lab, 190 Powell, (310) 206- 

8954. Hours: contact lab; not available for drop-in. No fee. Open to students 

in courses that have multimedia production assignments and 

that are set up by instructors offering multimedia courses. Windows 

NT and Mac workstations. Consultation for instructors interested in 

setting multimedia assignments. FTP files to course servers. CD-ROM 

development and analog as well as digital video editing. Printing: limited 

pages, free. URL: http://www.oid.ucla.edu/impl. E-mail: 

impl@ucla.edu. 

8. Life Sciences Instructional Computing Botany Lab, 1154 Life Sciences 

Building, (310) 206-0049. M - F 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. No fee. Open 

to students in a life sciences course. Windows NT workstations. Internet 

access, word processing, spreadsheets, life sciences and multimedia 

applications. Printing: 3¢ per side. URL: http://www.lsic.ucla.edu. 

E-mail: lsic_lab@lifesci.ucla.edu. 

9. Mathematical Sciences Math Program Lab, 2817 Boelter Hall, (310) 

825-7267. M - Th 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., F 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sa 10 a.m. to 

6 p.m., Su noon to 8 p.m. No fee. (students must set up a network 

account to access Internet, Telnet, and BOL e-mail). Open to mathematics 

majors and students in mathematics or program in computing 

courses requiring computer use. PCs and X-terminals. Math applications. 

No printing. URL: http://www.pic.ucla.edu/piclab/. E-mail: 

anna@math.ucla.edu. 

10.Office of Residential Life Labs, Sunset Computer Lab (inside Covel 

Commons) and Bradley International Center, Hedrick, Rieber, Sproul 

Halls and Hilgard Houses, (310) 206-2651. Sunset Computer Lab, Su 

- Th 10 a.m. to 1:30 a.m., F and Sa 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; all others 

always open. No fee. Open to residents of on-campus housing. Residents 

must attend Acceptable Use Workshop to obtain a lab account 

(details in Sunset Computer Lab). Mainly PCs; two multimedia Macs in 

Sunset Computer Lab. General use, word processing, Internet access, 

Telnet, BOL e-mail. Printing: each resident receives 150 pages of free 

printing; each additional 100 pages costs $5. URL: http:// 

www.orl.ucla.edu/labhome. E-mail: lab@orl.ucla.edu. 

11.Office of Academic Computing (OAC) Commons, 4328 and 4909 

Math Sciences, A1-228 CHS, (310) 825-7452. M - Th 8 a.m. to 11 

p.m., F 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sa 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Su 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. 

No fee. Open to all students with BOL accounts. Kiosk to set up a 

BOLid. Mac and Windows NT workstations. BOL applications (Eudora, 

Pine, Netscape), access to SP/2 cluster via Telnet or X-Win. MS Office 

applications. Printing: 10¢ per page. URL: http://www.ucla.edu/bruinonline/commons. 

E-mail: consult@ucla.edu. 

12.OAC X-Station Labs (Office of Academic Computing), A1-242 CHS, 

2023 Public Policy Building, (310) 825-7452. A1-242 CHS and 2023 

Public Policy Building always open; 4903 Math Sciences: M - Th 8 

a.m. to 11 p.m., F 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sa 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Su 10 a.m. to 

11 p.m. No fees. Open to anyone with an SP/2 cluster I.D. (go to 4302 

Math Sciences for more information and to sign up for an account). 

Access to SP/2 cluster via X-stations. E-mail: consult@ucla.edu. 

13.Psychology Computer Labs, 2434, 3290, 3351/3360, 3312 Franz 

Hall, (310) 825-5150. M - Th 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., F 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (consult 

the weekly schedule posted on the lab door). No fee. Open to 

undergraduates and graduates in a Psychology class. 102 NT Pentium 

PCs. Statistical software and access class web pages. SAS, SPSS, 

Matlab, Lisrel, DeltaGraph, MS Office 95, Netscape 3.0. Psychology 

instructors may reserve the lab for teaching. Printing: no charge for 

supported activities. URL: http://www.psych.ucla.edu/. E-mail: 

huynh@psych.ucla.edu. 

14.School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS) Labs, 3436, 

4405, 4442, and 6270 Boelter Hall, 33-128 Engineering IV, (310) 206- 

6864. posted on lab doors. No fee. Open to engineering students and 

SEAS departmental majors. PCs and X- stations. Engineering applications, 

Internet access, e-mail, Telnet. Laser printing: 8¢ per page. E- 

mail accounts (not BOL). URL: http://www.seas.ucla.edu/seasnet/. 

15.Science Learning Center, Young Hall 4th floor south. (310) 794-7568. 

M - Th 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., F 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sa 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Su 1 

p.m. to 9 p.m. No fee. Open to undergraduates enrolled in a Physical 

or Life Science course. Pentium PCs; Unix workstations. Chemistry 

and Life Science applications; MS Office 97, Netscape. Facility consists 

of 8 rooms for instructional use and currently hosts classes in 

Chemistry, Life Science, Microbiology and Astronomy. Rooms 4335 

and 4336 are drop-in rooms, but may be preempted for classes. 

Printing: 3¢ per page for black and white; 35¢ per page for color. URL: 

http://www.nslc.ucla.edu/slc/main.htm. E-mail: tierney@nslc.ucla.edu. 

16.Social Sciences Computing Labs, 2159 Bunche Hall, 37 Haines 

Hall, (310) 206-2821, 2035 Public Policy Building. 2159 Bunche Hall 

always open; 37 Haines Hall, M - F 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.;Public Policy 

Building, M-Th 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., F 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sa and Su 

noon to 4 p.m. No fee for students in social sciences courses; others 

may purchase an I.D. for $15 quarterly or $5 daily. PCs (no Macs). 

Scheduled classes may limit access. BOL applications (Netscape, 

Eudora, Telnet), MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access), statistical 

analysis, econometric, and GIS/mapping applications. Printing: 

10¢ per page for black and white, 50¢ per page for color; no charge for 

dot-matrix text-only. URL: http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/ssc/labs/. E- 

mail: help@ssc.ucla.edu. 

17.School of Public Policy and Social Research (SPPSR) Lab, 1015 

Public Policy Building, (310) 206-6767. M - Th 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., F 8 

a.m. to 5 p.m., Sa 10 a.m. to 5p.m. and Su noon to 6 p.m. MS Office, 

WP Suite, Netscape, Eudora, arcView, ArcInfo, SPSS, SAS. Pentium 

PCs. Printing: 10¢ per page for black and white, $1 for thermal color. 

Scanner and zip drives. E-mail: helpme@sppsr.ucla.edu.


Student Services 

Registrar’s Office Services 

Establishing Residence for Tuition 

Purposes 

Specific criteria for establishing residence for tuition purposes is included 

in the Appendix of the current UCLA General Catalog and in 

the Registrar’s Office Frequently Asked Questions at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/. 

Inquiries regarding residence requirements must be directed 

to the Residence Deputy, 1113 Murphy Hall, (310) 825-3447. 

No other university personnel are authorized to supply information 

relative to residence requirements for tuition purposes. 

Petition for Resident Classification is obtained and filed at 1113 

Murphy Hall prior to the late registration period for the term in which 

you are eligible for classification from nonresident to resident status. 

Documentation of residence will be requested at that time. 

Name Change 

To change your name on official University records, or to identify 

capitalization, punctuation, or accent marks (for your diploma) that 

computer files do not accommodate, obtain and file (no fee) the 

UCLA Correction or Change of Name form at Academic Record 

Services, 1134 Murphy Hall. Forms are available in the Murphy Hall 

North Lobby. A new BruinCard must be obtained at 123 Kerckhoff 

Hall; there is a $15 replacement fee. 

Official Transcripts: Academic and 

Verification 

Official UCLA transcripts are printed on security paper to safeguard 

against unauthorized duplication, alteration, and misrepresentation 

of the UCLA transcript. The UCLA security paper is blue with a faint 

background design made up of the letters “UCLA.” It is bordered by a 

blue trim that contains the words “University of California, Los Angeles.” 

The reverse of the document includes the transcript legend and 

details regarding authentication of the document. 

Two versions of your official UCLA student record are available from 

Academic Record Services, 1134 Murphy Hall. These are the academic 

transcript and the verification transcript. Each version, as described 

below, has been designed to meet specific needs. 

Academic Record Services provides transcripts for regular and Summer 

Sessions. For UCLA Extension courses, order from UCLA Extension, 

P.O. Box 24901, Los Angeles, CA 90024. 

Transcripts are regularly $5 per copy and can be ordered in person or 

by sending your requests to UCLA Registrar’s Office, Attn: Transcripts, 

1105 Murphy Hall, Box 951429, Los Angeles, CA 90095- 

1429. Forms for requesting transcripts in person are available in the 

Murphy Hall North Lobby. 

Requests should include the name under which you were registered 

and your dates of attendance at UCLA, your date of birth, your social 

security number, your complete address and telephone number, 

number of copies needed, detailed mailing instructions including any 

special handling, and your full signature. 

Transcripts can be faxed with payment of an additional fee: $5 for domestic 

and $10 for international faxes. For continuing students, fees 

can be billed to your BAR account. For all others, you may be billed 

or you may submit payment in the form of a check or money order 

payable to “Regents-UC.” 

Transcript requests are not processed if you have outstanding obligations 

to the University. Fees are subject to change at any time. Transcript 

ordering information is also available by calling (310) 825-3801 

or by sending a message to transcripts@registrar.ucla.edu. 

Academic Transcript 

The academic transcript is your complete academic record, including 

a listing of courses you have taken, your grades, your grade-point average 

(GPA), and your earned UCLA degrees. 

Grades for completed terms are processed immediately following the 

conclusion of final examinations. Complete academic transcripts are 

available approximately 30 working days after the last day of the 

term. For graduating students, academic transcripts with the graduation 

date included are available approximately seven weeks after the 

end of the term. If you require earlier proof of graduation, contact 

your degree auditor in 1113 Murphy Hall. A fee may be charged for 

this service. 

The minimum period required for processing and issuing academic 

transcripts for both registered and former students is three working 

days. Same-day processing service is available for an additional $10 

charge per address. To arrange for same-day processing service, 

contact an Academic Records Services specialist, 1134 Murphy Hall, 

or call (310) 825-3801. 

Academic transcripts that are faxed are generally considered unofficial 

and may not remain confidential. 

Verification Transcript 

The verification transcript is intended for registration (fee payment), 

enrollment status, degrees, and “good student” auto insurance certification 

forms completed by the Registrar’s Office. Verification transcripts 

confirm student status after registration fees have been paid 

for the term. Verification of student workload is based on actual enrolled 

units and does not consider wait-listed units or list courses for 

a term. 

Verification of degree can be issued after your degree has been posted 

to your student record approximately seven weeks after the term 

ends. If you require verification before your degree is posted, contact 

your degree auditor in 1113 Murphy Hall. 

The fee for a verification transcript is waived if requested for loan or 

student aid verifications (proof of request required). Most enrollment 

verifications for loans and creditors, however, are processed for the 

University by the National Student Loan Clearinghouse. Approved by 

the U.S. Department of Education, the clearinghouse is a national organization 

that facilitates and expedites student enrollment verifications 

for creditors and other student service-related agencies. The 

clearinghouse abides by all provisions of the Family Federal Educational 

Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). 

Veterans Affairs and Social Security 

Services 

The Veterans Affairs coordinator, 1113 Murphy Hall, provides information 

for veterans and eligible dependents about VA educational 

benefits and tutorial assistance; issues fee waivers to dependents of 

California veterans who are deceased or disabled because of service-connected 

injuries and who meet the income restrictions in Education 

Code Section 10652; and certifies student status for recipients 

of Social Security benefits. 

Other Student Services 

Arthur Ashe Student Health and 

Wellness Center 

The Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center (Student 

Health Service) is an outpatient clinic for UCLA students. Most services 

are prepaid by registration fees, and students may be seen by 

appointment or on a walk-in basis. Core (prepaid) services include 

visits, most procedures, X rays, and some laboratory procedures.

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Noncore (fee) services, such as pharmaceuticals, injections, orthopedic 

devices, and some laboratory procedures, are less costly than 

elsewhere. If students withdraw during a school term, all Ashe services 

continue to be available on a fee basis for the remainder of that 

term, effective from the date of withdrawal. 

The cost of services received outside of the Ashe Center is each student’s 

financial responsibility. Students are strongly encouraged to 

purchase supplemental medical insurance either through the UCLAsponsored 

Medical Insurance Plan (see “Registration”) or other plans 

that provide adequate coverage. 

Office hours during the academic year are weekdays 8 a.m. to 6:30 

p.m. except Tuesday, when service begins at 9 a.m. Patients without 

appointments and patients with orthopedic or surgery appointments 

are seen on the first floor; Women’s and Men’s Clinics, social service, 

and internal medicine appointments are on the second floor; all other 

patients with appointments (including immunizations) are seen on 

the third floor. For emergency care when the Ashe Center is closed, 

students may obtain treatment at the UCLA Medical Center Emergency 

Room or UCLA Family Practice on a fee-for-service basis. 

Campus Ombuds Office 

The Campus Ombuds Office responds to grievances and concerns 

from students, staff, faculty, and administrators. Acting impartially, 

ombudspersons may investigate unresolved grievances or facilitate 

the resolution of problems for which there are no established guidelines 

and may also, where possible and when requested by the grievant, 

assist in resolving an issue through mediation (including sexual 

harassment cases). See http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/ombuds/ 

Center for Student Programming 

The Center for Student Programming (CSP) helps students start a 

club or join an existing one and serves as the official registry for all 

campus organizations. CSP assists students with program and leadership 

development and fund-raising, interprets and enforces University 

rules and regulations, and administers bulletin boards on campus. 

Cultural and Recreational Affairs 

The Department of Cultural and Recreational Affairs coordinates recreational 

programming and supervises campus recreational activities 

and services. See http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/recreate. 

Dean of Students 

The Office of the Dean of Students assists students with whatever 

needs they might have. Direct services include general counseling; 

sending emergency messages to students; and assisting in understanding 

University policies and procedures, including grievance procedures 

regarding student records, discrimination, and student debts. 

See http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/dos/. 

Housing Services 

On-Campus Housing 

Applications for on-campus housing require a $25 nonrefundable application 

fee. Students are assigned a place on the housing wait list 

based on the date their housing application is received. 

If there are more applicants than spaces available, some applicants 

may not be offered an assignment prior to the beginning of the term 

for which they are applying. Contact the UCLA Housing Assignment 

Office at (310) 825-4271 for questions about the application process 

or see http://www.housing.ucla.edu/housing. 

Off-Campus Housing 

The Community Housing Office offers rental assistance for students, 

faculty and staff interested in off-campus housing. The office, located 

in the east patio of Sproul Hall, lists and accepts ads for a variety of 

living alternatives from the private sector, including apartments, 

roommate situations, and rooms in private homes. See http:// 

www.housing.ucla.edu/housing/cho.htm 

The Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center and the John 

Wooden Center 

Libraries 

The UCLA Library, a campuswide network of libraries serving programs 

of study and research in many fields, is among the top five 

ranked research libraries in the U.S. The total collections number 

more than 7.2 million volumes, and more than 90,000 serial titles are 

received regularly. 

Undergraduates are encouraged to use the College Library, which 

features collections and services in support of the undergraduate 

curriculum. The scholarly and research needs of undergraduate and 

graduate students and faculty are served by the Arts Library, Louise 

M. Darling Biomedical Library, Richard C. Rudolph East Asian Library, 

Hugh and Hazel Darling Law Library, Eugene and Maxine 

Rosenfeld Management Library, Henry J. Bruman Maps and Government 

Information Library, Music Library, Charles E. Young Research 

Library, and Science and Engineering Library. Lower-use materials 

for which there is not adequate shelving space on campus are located 

in the Southern Regional Library Facility (SRLF). 

Locate and identify materials through the library’s web-based online 

information systems, which include ORION2, The California Digital 

Library, and electronic reserves. These systems can be accessed 

from the library website at http://www.library.ucla.edu. For more information, 

see “UCLA OnLine.” 

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender 

Resource Center 

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) Resource 

Center provides education, information, and advocacy services for 

the UCLA community. The center offers educational workshops and 

training seminars and maintains a small library of books and periodicals. 

The staff provides confidential assistance and support to students, 

faculty, and staff who feel they have experienced harassment 

or discrimination. See http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/lgbt/. 

Office for Students with Disabilities 

The Office for Students with Disabilities (OSD), A255 Murphy Hall 

(voice 310-825-1501, TDD 310-206-6083, fax 310-825-9656), provides 

a wide range of academic support services to regularly enrolled 

students with documented permanent or temporary disabilities 

in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and 

the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Free support services include 

readers, note takers, sign language interpreters, Learning Disabilities 

Program, special parking, registration assistance, fee 

deferments authorized by the California Department of Rehabilitation, 

on-campus transportation, campus orientation and accessibility, 

proctor and test-taking arrangements, tutorial referral, housing assistance, 

support groups, workshops, special materials, adaptive equipment, 

and referral to the Disabilities and Computing Program.

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Accommodations are varied and specifically designed to meet the 

documented disability-related needs of each student. All contact and 

assistance is confidential. See http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/osd/. 

Disabilities and Computing Program 

The Disabilities and Computing Program (DCP) provides adaptive 

technology and information access support and services for students, 

faculty, and staff with disabilities. Services include voice synthesis, 

Braille print, large print, reading machines, alternative keyboards, and 

voice recognition technologies. Consulting for individuals and departments 

is available. The program also offers web accessibility evaluations 

and guidelines. For further information, call voice (310) 206- 

7133 or TTY (310) 206-5155 or see http://www.dcp.ucla.edu/. 

Parking and Commuter Services 

Commuter Assistance-Ridesharing 

The Commuter Assistance-Ridesharing (CAR) Office informs students 

about transportation options. Many students form or join existing 

UCLA carpools or vanpools. More than 130 vanpools commute 

to UCLA from nearly 80 southern California communities. Full- and 

part-time riding opportunities are available, and registered two- and 

three-person student carpools are given top priority to receive parking 

(see below). 

These and other commuting options, including an extensive network 

of public transit, are described in the UCLA Commuter Guide at http:/ 

/www.transportation.ucla.edu/ or at Parking Services on the corner of 

Strathmore Place and Westwood Plaza (Parking Structure 8, Level 2) 

weekdays from 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, call (310) 

794-RIDE. 

Parking Permits 

Due to limited availability, parking at UCLA is offered to students who 

demonstrate the greatest need. Student parking permits are assigned 

through a need-based point system that considers class 

standing, commute distance, previous attendance, employment, dependent 

children, and professional school obligations. Students are 

encouraged to apply on time and follow all application and payment 

guidelines in order to increase their chances of receiving a permit. 

Permits are not guaranteed. 

When assigning parking permits to students, UCLA Parking Services 

gives the highest priority to carpools. Carpool permits are guaranteed 

to all qualified two- and three-person student carpool groups 

that apply on time. Student carpools park in central campus parking 

areas and share a discounted permit fee. Students interested in 

forming a carpool who need help finding other students living near 

them should call (310) 794-RIDE and ask for a free RideGuide. All 

members of a proposed student carpool must apply in person 

as a group. 

Most student permits are assigned for the academic year and can be 

paid for annually or quarterly. Renewal forms for students paying 

quarterly are automatically mailed before the Winter and Spring 

Quarter payment due dates. Students who are not offered a parking 

assignment during a given term or who wish to change their parking 

area need to reapply the following quarter. 

Student Parking Request forms, along with important quarterly due 

dates and information on how to apply for a parking permit, are available 

by calling (310) 825-9871 or in person weekdays from 7:45 a.m. 

to 5 p.m. at Parking Services. 

Students with permanent disabilities who have disabled persons’ 

placards or DMV-issued disabled persons’ license plates may apply 

to the Office for Students with Disabilities (310-825-1501) for parking 

assignments and on-campus transportation assistance. 

Parking permits and access cards to campus lots and structures are 

not transferable and may be purchased only from UCLA Parking Services. 

Resale is prohibited and subjects both buyer and seller to 

disciplinary action. 

Services for International Students 

Office of International Students and Scholars 

The Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) assists students 

with questions about immigration, employment, government 

regulations, financial aid, academic and administrative procedures, 

cultural adjustment, and personal matters. OISS is also a designated 

Sexual Harassment Information Center for international students and 

a Harassment Information Center available to all UCLA students. 

OISS also provides visa assistance for faculty, researchers, and postdoctoral 

scholars. 

Dashew International Student Center 

The Dashew International Center seeks to improve student and community 

relationships and helps international students with language, 

housing, and personal concerns in addition to sponsoring cultural, 

educational, and social programs. 

Student Legal Services 

Currently registered and enrolled students with legal problems can 

get assistance from attorneys or law students under direct supervision 

of attorneys, who help students solve legal problems, including 

those related to landlord/tenant relations; accident and injury problems; 

criminal matters; domestic violence and harassment; divorces 

and other family law matters; automobile purchase, repair, and insurance 

problems; health care, credit, and financial aid issues; consumer 

problems; and University-related problems. Assistance is available 

only by appointment from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays in 70 Dodd Hall 

(310-825-9894). See http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/slgs/. 

Student Psychological Services 

Student Psychological Services (SPS) offers short-term personal 

counsel and psychotherapy at two locations—4223 Math Sciences 

(310-825-0768) and A3-062 CHS (310-825-7985)—where psychologists, 

clinical social workers, and psychiatrists assist with situational 

stresses and emotional problems that may include problems with interpersonal 

relationships, academic stress, loneliness, difficult decisions, 

sexual issues, anxiety, depression, or other concerns affecting 

the personal growth of students. 

The service is confidential and free to regularly enrolled students. 

Students are seen individually or may choose from a number of 

groups offered each term. Appointments are made on weekdays between 

8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Emergency counseling is also available. 

SPS is also a designated Sexual Harassment Information Center as 

well as a campus Harassment Information Center. These services 

are available to all UCLA students. 

UCLA BruinCard 

The UCLA BruinCard is a mandatory student identification card that 

is used to electronically confirm student status and eligibility for services. 

Supportive photo identification, such as driver’s license or 

passport, is required when the card is issued. 

The primary benefit of the BruinCard is convenience. It is a versatile 

card that serves the following functions: 

1. Confirmation of student status 

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

3. Residence halls access card 

4. Library card 

5. Recreation card 

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

on and off campus 

7. E-Cash card for depositing money by credit card to your account 

(see www.bruincard.ucla.edu/cash) 

8. AT&T calling card (if this feature is elected) 

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


Students with holds from an office with which the students have an 

outstanding obligation (financial, academic, or administrative) may 

not receive services until the hold is released by the initiating office. 

For details on outstanding holds and inititiating offices, check URSA 

at (310) 208-0425 or http://www.ursa.ucla.edu. 

BruinCard centers at 123 Kerckhoff Hall, 107 UCLA Wilshire Center, 

and 150A Sproul Hall are open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (310) 

825-2336. See http://www.bruincard.ucla.edu. 

To report lost or stolen cards or to check your account balance, call 

(310) 206-3199. 

UCLA Career Center 

The UCLA Career Center offers services and resources to help students 

explore academic and nonacademic career possibilities, 

make career decisions, obtain employment and 

internship leads, and develop skills for conducting a successful 

job search. 

Services include career counseling and consulting, career 

resources library, graduate school planning and 

preparation assistance, career fairs, internship and job 

listings, and the BruinView TM campus Interviews. Workshops 

are offered on a variety of topics, including skills 

assessment, graduate and professional school preparation, 

résumé and curriculum vita writing, interviewing 

skills and practice, internet job search strategies, and researching 

corporations. 

The Career Center’s website provides convenient 24-hour 

access to BruinTraks TM listings of current full-time, parttime, 

seasonal, and internship positions. Students may 

also post their resumes online to enhance their job 

search. 

Cyberlink TM , the Career Center's on-premise computer 

laboratory, makes it easy to tap into a vast array of employment 

information from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays 

(Tuesdays until 7 p.m.). 

Two branch locations – EXPO Internship and Study 

Abroad Services, 109 Kerckhoff Hall, and Engineering and Science 

Career Services, 5289 Boelter Hall – offer specialized career services. 

For more information see http://career.ucla.edu or call (310) 206-1915. 

UCLA Store: Textbooks and Course 

Materials 

Textbooks and course readers for most classes are available in the 

UCLA Store – Ackerman Union, located on the A Level of Ackerman 

Union. For store hours, refund policies, and textbook information, 

call (310) 206-0790. For information on book buyback, call (310) 

206-0785. 

Law, management, urban planning, social welfare, public policy, architecture, 

art, urban design, library and information sciences, and 

theater, film, and television textbooks are available at the UCLA 

Store – Lu Valle Commons. On-campus UCLA Extension textbooks 

are also stocked there. Call (310) 825-7238 for more information. 

Textbooks for medicine, dentistry, nursing, public health, and the 

health sciences are available at the UCLA Store – Health Sciences. 

For more information, call (310) 825-7721. 

The best times to shop are on weekends, or before 10 a.m. and after 

5 p.m. on weekdays. Save your cash register receipts, since they 

are required for returns or refunds. See the “Calendar” for refund 

deadlines. 

To find out which textbooks are required for a specific class, or to 

print out a complete list of books for all your classes, go to the UCLA 

Store site at http://www.uclastore.com and click on the “textbooks” 

icon. You will need the nine-digit course I.D. number from the Schedule 

of Classes. Computer Store price lists and the UCLA BookZone 

database (for reference books, study aids, and so forth) are also 

available online. 

Grade cards, blue books, scantron forms, and enrollment petition 

forms are available in the Ackerman, LuValle, and Health Sciences 

locations of the UCLA Store. 

Women’s Resource Center 

The Women’s Resource Center offers services to all UCLA students, 

with special focus on gender related issues and concerns. 

The center presents workshops and support groups on topics, including 

child care, self-defense, assertiveness training, rape prevention 

and education, relationship violence, career development, single 

parenting, health, returning to school, men’s issues, and sexuality. It 

also offers referrals for medical, legal, career planning, personal 

counseling, and other services both on and off campus. In addition, 

rape services consultants (RSCs) — individuals who provide information, 

support, and resources for members of the UCLA community 

who have been raped or sexually assaulted — can discuss options 

and alternatives, help identify and assist in contacting the most appropriate 

support services, and answer any questions that may arise. 

The WRC is also a designated Sexual Harassment Information Center 

and campus Harassment Information Center available to all UCLA 

students. See http://www.saonet.ucla.edu.

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Student Services Directory 

Student Service Location Phone Web Address 

1. Admissions and Relations with 

Schools 

1147 Murphy Hall (310) 825-3101 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/uars.htm 

2. Ashe Health and Wellness Center Arthur Ashe Center (310) 825-4073 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/health.htm 

3. Campus Ombuds Office 1172 Career Center (310) 825-7627 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/ombuds/ 

4. Center for Student Programming 105 Kerckhoff Hall (310) 826-3701 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/csp/ 

5. Community Housing Office 350 De Neve Drive (310) 825-4491 http://www.cho.ucla.edu/ 

6. Community Programs Office 102 Men’s Gym (310) 825-5969 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/cpo/ 

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

8. Dashew International Student Center 106 Bradley Hall (310) 825-1681 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/intl/ISC/ 

9. Dean of Students 1206, Murphy Hall (310) 825-3871 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/dos/ 

10. Disabilities and Computing Program 4909 MSA (310) 206-7133 http://www.dcp.ucla.edu 

11. Financial Aid Office, (FAO) A129J Murphy Hall (310) 206-0400 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/fa.htm 

12. Housing Assignment Office 270 De Neve Drive (310) 825-4271 http://www.housing.ucla.edu/housing/ 

13. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and 

Transgender Resources 

14. Office of International Students 

and Scholars 

220 Kinsey Hall (310) 206-3628 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/lgbt/ 

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

15. Office for Students with Disabilities A255 Murphy Hall (310) 825-1501 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/osd/ 

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

17. Student Legal Services 70 Dodd Hall (310) 825-9894 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/slgs/ 

18. Student Loan Services A~27 Murphy Hall (310) 825-9864 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/loans.htm 

19. Student Psychological Services 4223 MSB 

A3-062 CHS 

(310) 825-0768 

(310) 825-7985 

http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/sps.htm 

20. UCLA Career Center Career Center (310) 206-1915 http://www.career.ucla.edu 

21. Women's Resource Center 2 Dodd Hall (310) 825-3945 http://www.saonet.ucla.edu

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MEN’S 

GYM 

ACKERMAN 

UNION 

PORTOLA PLAZA 

ENG.I 

ENG. IV 

BRAIN 

MAPPING 

HOSPITAL 

ANNEX 

L E C O N T E A V E N UE 

FERNALD 

CENTER 

RO Y 

CE 

PUBLIC HEALTH 

R IVE 

SEEDS UNIVERSITY 

ELEMENTARY 

SCHOOL 

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JANSS 

MRL 

Pool 

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D 

KORN 

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FOWLER 

MUSEUM 

Janss Steps 

CAMPUS 

CORNER 

KERCKHOFF 

HALL 

C 

MEDICAL CENTER 

BIOMEDICAL 

CYCLOTRON 

MATH SCIENCES 

CHS Plaza 

P CHS 

MOORE HALL 

RESEARCH 

LABS 

UNIVERSITY 

RESIDENCE 

BOELTER 

HALL 

C H A R 

GSEIS 

ROYCE 

HALL 

POWELL 

LIBRARY 

PLASMA 

PHYSICS 

BOMBSHELTER 

LIFE SCIENCES 

FACTOR 

DENTISTRY 

L 

ROLFE HALL 

T I V E R T O N D R I V E 

E 

TIVERTON 

HOUSE 

S 

S U N S E 

E . Y O UN G 

NORTH 

CAMPUS 

STUDENT 

CENTER 

Dickson Plaza 

GEOLOGY 

T 

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DRI V E N 

YOUNG 

RESEARCH 

LIBRARY 

YOUNG HALL 

BOTANY 

LATH 

HOUSE 

B 

PLAZA 

PORTOLA 

O U 

DICKSON ART 

CENTER 

HAINES HALL 

KINSEY 

HALL 

KNUDSEN 

HALL 

CAMPBELL 

HALL 

Inverted 

CAREER 

Fountain 

CENTER 

FRANZ HALL 

MBI 

EMERGENCY 

CENTER 

D 

SLICHTER HALL 

PLANT 

PHYSIOLOGY 

Mathias 

Botanical 

Garden 

R 

L E V A D 

BUNCHE HALL 

Flag 

PERLOFF 

HALL 

SCHOENBERG 

HALL 

. Y O U N G 

C H A R L E S E 

Dickson 

Plaza 

D R 

HERSHEY 

HALL 

P3 

MELNITZ 

HALL 

MACGOWAN 

HALL 

Murphy Sculpture 

Garden 

Dickson 

Plaza 

I V E E A S T 

P2 

LU VALLE 

COMMONS 

MANNING AVE 

HILGARD 

DODD 

HALL 

AV E N U E 

PUBLIC POLICY 

A 

E A S T 

AVENUE 

HILGAR D 

D R I V E 

LAW 

MURPHY HALL 

A 

FACULTY 

CENTER 

CH A R L E S E . Y O U N G 

Founders Rock 

1 

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11 

21 

Student 

Legal 

Services 

17 

WYTON 

HILGARD BUS 

TERMINAL 

STRATHMORE AVE 

D R 

WARNER AVE 

Admissions 

Dean of 

Students 

Financial 

Aid Office 

15 

Office of 

Students with 

Disabilities 

16 

Registrar’s 

Office 

18 

Student 

Loan Services 

Student Psychological 

Services 

17 

UCLA Career 

Center 

20 

Campus Ombuds 

Office 

3 

Lesbian, Gay, 

Bisesual, 

Transgender 

Resources 

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Registrar’s Services Guide 

The Registrar’s Office is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. For more detailed information, see the online Schedule of Classes at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule/ 

or the Registrar’s Office Frequently Asked Questions at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/faq 

Student Service Contact Location 

Administrative Main Cashier 

Submit fee payments, collect Bruin Direct forms (310) 825-2201 1125 Murphy Hall 

BruinCard centers (310) 825-2336 123 Kerckhoff Hall 

150B Sproul Hall 

107 Wilshire Center 

Report lost or stolen cards (310) 206-3199 

Degree auditor: current-term degree candidates, ask to see 

Letters and Science Degree Auditors (310) 825-2754 1113 Murphy Hall 

Master’s/Doctoral (310) 825-2754 1113 Murphy Hall 

Arts and Architecture (310) 206-3564 1100 Dickson Art Center 

Engineering (310) 825-2036 6426 Boelter Hall 

Nursing (310) 825-7181 2-200 Factor Building 

Theater, Film, and Television (310) 825-1766 103 East Melnitz Building 

Degree Progress Report (DPR) 

View and print a DPR 

URSA OnLine 

Diplomas 

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

Enrollment Services 

Process restricted courses, 199s, enrollment petitions, and class (310) 825-1091 1113 Murphy Hall 

level corrections. 

Fees 

Receive information on approved fee reductions for part-time 

undergraduates; on refunds for withdrawal, dismissal, cancellation, 

leave of absence; or waivers for late registration fee payment, 

enrollment petition 

(310) 825-1091 1113 Murphy Hall 

Grades 

Receive current and past terms grade reports/term printout 

URSA Telephone/URSA OnLine 

Inquire about procedures for grade changes or incomplete grades (310) 825-1091 1113 Murphy Hall 

Holds 

Receive details on holds initiating offices 

URSA OnLine, URSA Telephone 

Personal Information 

Change name or social security number (forms available across In person 


from 1105 Murphy Hall) 

Change address, telephone, or contact information 

URSA OnLine 

Verify privacy options (disclosure of student records) URSA OnLine 1113 Murphy Hall 

Readmission 

File an undergraduate readmission application(forms available across (310) 825-1091 1113 Murphy Hall 


Registration 

Cancel registration or pay fees (310) 825-1091 1113 Murphy Hall 

Verify registration fee payment 

URSA OnLine, URSA Telephone 

Residence information for tuition purposes (310) 825-3447 1113 Murphy Hall 

Determine eligibility for reclassification 

Transcripts 

Request a copy of official transcripts (forms available across 


Verifications 

Confirm status of student attendance, degrees, address information, 

loan forms, “good student” auto insurance certification 

(310) 825-3801 

transcripts@registrar.ucla.edu 


(310) 206-0482 1134 Murphy Hall 

Veterans Affairs (310) 825-1091 1113 Murphy Hall 

Registrar’s services complement those of URSA Telephone at (310) 208-0425 

and URSA OnLine at http://www.ursa ucla.edu

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Academic Policies 

Admission and Enrollment 

Policies 

Admission Applications 

An application for admission must be submitted and accepted in accordance 

with the schedule specified in the “Calendar” section before 

a new student may register at the University. Preliminary information 

about registering is mailed to new students by their Admissions Office 

(Undergraduate, Graduate, Law, Medicine, or Dentistry). 

Undergraduate Readmission 

Continuing Student: One-Term Absence 

If, after completing a term (Fall, Winter, Spring), you do not register 

for the following term, you may return to the University the next subsequent 

term as a continuing student and be eligible to register and 

enroll in advance. 

If during your one-term absence you plan to attend another institution 

(including UCLA Extension), you should discuss your plans with 

your college/school counselor before enrolling elsewhere. On returning 

to the University, you must have an official transcript mailed from 

the institution directly to the UCLA Undergraduate Admissions Office. 

Once you have requested a transcript, you must complete a Transfer 

Credit Evaluation Request form at the Undergraduate Admissions 

Office, 1147 Murphy Hall, to have your coursework evaluated. 

Reentering Student 

To return to the University after an absence of more than one term, 

complete an Undergraduate Application for Readmission form and 

file it with the Registrar’s Office in accordance with deadlines published 

in the “Calendar” section. A nonrefundable fee of $40 applies. 

You must submit official transcripts from all institutions (including 

UCLA Extension) with your readmission application. Coursework is 

evaluated when official transcripts are received. The paper 

records of nonregistered students, including transcripts submitted for 

transfer credit, are retained by the Registrar’s Office for five academic 

years after your last registered term. You must resubmit official transcripts 

of all work completed outside of UCLA if your records have 

been destroyed. 

Graduate Registration and 

Readmission 

Continuous Registration Policy 

Graduate students are required to be either registered and enrolled 

or on an official leave of absence every term until their degrees are 

awarded. An exception to this policy exists for certain graduate students 

who may be eligible to pay the filing fee (see Filing Fee for 

Graduate Students later in this section). Failure to register or be on 

an official leave of absence for any term (Fall, Winter, Spring) constitutes 

withdrawal from the University. If you fail to register or take an 

official leave of absence, you will be required to apply for readmission 

and are held to any changes in degree program requirements. 

Graduate students may request an Application for Graduate Admission 

form from their department or program. A nonrefundable fee of 

$40 must accompany the application when filed in accordance with 

deadlines published in “Calendar” section. 

Filing Fee for Graduate Students 

You may be eligible to pay the filing fee (half the quarterly registration 

fee) in lieu of full registration fees for the term in which you expect to 

complete final degree requirements (master’s comprehensive examination, 

doctoral final oral examination, filing master’s thesis, or filing 

doctoral dissertation) and receive your degree. 

Doctoral students are not eligible to pay the filing fee unless registered 

the immediately preceding term. 

Students who pay the filing fee are not eligible for University services 

beyond a maximum of 12 hours of faculty and staff time required to 

complete the requirements listed above and are not considered in the 

same status as registered students. 

Reduced Nonresident Tuition for Students 

Advanced to Doctoral Candidacy 

Nonresident graduate doctoral students who have advanced to candidacy 

are eligible for a 75 percent reduction in their annual nonresident 

tuition fee. The reduced nonresident tuition begins with the first academic 

term following the advancement to candidacy term. Students 

are eligible for reduced nonresident tuition for a maximum of three 

years (includes nonregistered time periods). 

General Regulations for Graduate Students 

For full details on policies outlined above, consult your departmental 

advisers, Graduate Admissions/Student and Academic Affairs, and 

the UCLA General Catalog 

Concurrent Enrollment 

Undergraduate students enrolled in any campus of the California 

Community Colleges, the California State University, or the University 

of California may enroll without formal admission in a maximum of 

one course per academic term at a campus of either of the other systems 

on a space-available basis at the discretion of the appropriate 

campus authorities on both campuses. Enrollment in precollegiate 

courses is excluded. 

You are qualified to cross enroll if you have met all the following requirements: 

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

2. Enrolled for a minimum of six units for the current term 

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

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

5. Completed appropriate academic preparation as determined by 

the host campus 

6. Are a California resident 

Obtain a UCLA SB1914 Concurrent Enrollment application from your 

college or school. By respective college/school Academic Senate 

Regulation, concurrent enrollment is not permitted except in extraordinary 

circumstances and no credit will be given for such courses unless 

the approval of your UCLA college or school has been obtained 

by petition prior to enrollment. A $10 administration fee is charged for 

each academic term such enrollment is requested. SB1914 Concurrent 

Enrollment was amended by SB361, October 7, 1999. 

Visitor Status 

Undergraduate students enrolled at one campus of the University of 

California may have the opportunity to attend another UC campus for 

one quarter/semester on Visitor Status. UCLA students interested in 

the program should obtain an application from Enrollment and Degree 

Services, 1113 Murphy Hall. Be sure to observe the deadlines 

stated on the application. All applications are reviewed by your college 

or school. Letters and Science students should consult the College 

Counseling Service, A316 Murphy Hall; students in Arts and 

Architecture should contact the Student Services Office, 1100 Dickson; 

Theater, Film, and Television students should consult the Student 

Services Office, 103 East Melnitz Building; Engineering 

students should see the Student Services Office, 6426 Boelter Hall.

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Reduced Fee Programs 

Fee assessment for reduction in fees is based on total units enrolled 

as of Friday of the third week of classes. 

Certain qualified undergraduate resident students, when properly 

approved by the dean of their college/school for enrollment in 10 

units or less, may be eligible for a one-half reduction in the educational 

fee. File a Request for Fee Reduction with the academic dean’s 

office by Friday of the second week of instruction. Except for these 

qualified and approved part-time students, there is no reduction in 

the University registration, educational, student union, or Undergraduate 

Students Association fee. Full-time University employees may 

apply for a reduction of the registration and educational fees at their 

Campus Human Resources office. If you receive the part-time fee 

reduction from your academic dean, you may not also use the UC 

employee reduction; you must use one or the other. 

Undergraduate nonresident students with college/school approval for 

enrollment in 10 units or less pay only half the nonresident tuition fee. 

File a Request for Fee Reduction with the academic dean’s office by 

Friday of the second week of classes for the applicable term. 

For graduate students there is no reduction in the University registration, 

educational, nonresident tuition, student union, or Graduate Students 

Association fee for less than full-time programs. 

Course Materials Fees 

The College of Letters and Science and certain professional schools 

are authorized to assess course materials fees for particular courses. 

Depending on the academic unit, schools either assess these fees at 

the start of the quarter or, based on actual enrollment at the end of 

the fourth week of classes. Students are responsible for ensuring that 

all Study List errors and omissions are corrected prior to this time. All 

students in a course with an approved course materials fee are assessed 

the fee, regardless of major. The fee is nonrefundable once 

assessed. Students who are approved for a “Late Add” enrollment in 

a course after the fourth week of classes are required to pay the 

course materials fee, which is billed through the BAR statement, for 

the entire quarter. 

Fee Waiver Requests 

Late registration, processing, and penalty fees are waivable on request 

in writing to the office assessing the fees only if they were incurred 

through the fault of the University or because a student 

suffered sudden and debilitating injury or accident. 

Degree Policies 

Undergraduate Degrees 

In order to qualify for a bachelor’s degree, that is, to graduate, in any 

school or college at UCLA, you must earn at least a C (2.0) average 

in all courses taken at any University of California campus. In addition 

to the grade-point average requirement, you must also satisfy (1) 

University requirements, (2) college or school requirements, and (3) 

department requirements. See the UCLA General Catalog for details. 

Degree Checks 

Anytime prior to graduation you may request a review of your degree 

progress. Official degree checks detail those requirements remaining 

to be satisfied for the completion of your bachelor’s degree. The degree 

check process varies depending on your college or school. 

College of Letters and Science. For students who entered UCLA in 

Fall Quarter 1988 and thereafter, a Degree Progress Report (DPR) 

serves as your degree check. The DPR is a computer-generated assessment 

of all requirements for your degree and the courses you 

have taken to fulfill them. You can view and print your DPR through 

URSA OnLine or order one at a college counseling office (Academic 

Advancement Program, 1209 Campbell; Honors Programs, A311 

Murphy; Letters and Science Counseling, A316 Murphy). Once you 

receive your DPR, study it carefully. If you have questions, review it 

with your departmental undergraduate adviser and/or college counselor, 

as appropriate. 

For students who entered UCLA prior to Fall Quarter 1988, the degree 

check is a summary of all requirements for your degree and the 

courses you have taken to fulfill them. You may initiate the degree 

check by asking your departmental undergraduate adviser to prepare 

one. Your adviser fills in the parts pertaining to the lower division and 

upper division requirements within your major. You then take the form 

to your college counseling office (Academic Advancement Program, 

1209 Campbell; Honors Programs, A311 Murphy; Letters and Science 

Counseling, A316 Murphy). During this appointment, the counselor 

completes the degree check by filling in college and University requirements, 

including the upper division requirements. 

School of the Arts and Architecture. Degree Progress Reports are 

now available via URSA OnLine as well as on request from the Office 

of Student Services, 1100 Dickson Art Center. If you have questions 

regarding your degree requirements, or whenever you print out a 

DPR via URSA OnLine, please make an appointment with an adviser 

in the Office of Student Services. Questions regarding major requirements 

should be referred to your departmental counselor. 

School of Engineering and Applied Science. Students at a high 

sophomore level and above must submit a “satisfied” Academic Program 

Proposal to the Office of Academic and Student Affairs, 6426 

Boelter Hall. All Engineering students may pick up a Graduation 

Evaluation Report at 6426 Boelter Hall. The report outlines each category 

requirement for an engineering degree and the courses you 

have completed for each category. You may also schedule an appointment 

at the Office of Academic and Student Affairs to have an 

official degree check completed one term prior to your graduation 

term. 

School of Nursing. Students may initiate a request for an updated 

degree check by contacting the student services coordinator in the 

Student Affairs Office, 2-200 Factor Building. 

School of Theater, Film, and Television. Students entering as 

freshmen receive a written degree check upon achieving junior 

standing. Students entering as juniors receive a degree check upon 

entry. Students may initiate or request an updated degree check by 

making an appointment with their departmental counselor in the Student 

Services Office, 103 East Melnitz Building. 

Transfer Credit 

If you plan to take courses at a college or university other than UCLA, 

you should first check the Articulation Agreements to determine how 

the courses will transfer, or consult a counselor if no Articulation 

Agreement exists. Articulation Agreements are lists of transferable 

courses from some institutions other than UCLA. To discuss Articulation 

Agreements, consult your college or school. 

When you have completed the course(s), you must have the other institution 

send a copy of your transcript to the UCLA Office of Undergraduate 

Admissions and Relations with Schools (UARS), 1147 

Murphy Hall, Box 951436, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1436. You must 

also go to UARS to submit a Transcript Locator Card (also known as 

a Transfer Credit Evaluation Request) to initiate a credit evaluation. If 

you are a transfer student (one who attended another college or university 

prior to attending UCLA), discuss transfer credit with your college 

or school counselor and/or your departmental adviser. 

Declaration of Candidacy 

To initiate the steps leading to the award of a bachelor’s degree, you 

must identify the term you expect to complete degree requirements 

through URSA Telephone (option 6# on the Student Records Menu). 

This must be done by the time you complete 160 units (172 units for 

Engineering students) or a $13 late candidacy fee will be charged to 

your BAR account. The identified term must fall within the academic 

year (four quarters) subsequent to the term in which you reach or expect 

to reach the 160- or 172-unit mark. Once you have completed 

160/172 or more units, a fee will be assessed each time you change 

your “degree expected term” through URSA Telephone.

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If you are a current-term or a past-term candidate over the unit limit, 

you must purchase the UCLA Declaration of Candidacy form (available 

from any UCLA Store) and file at 1113 Murphy Hall. 

The last day to declare candidacy for the current term (with fee depending 

on units completed) is Friday of the second week. Declaration 

of candidacy after the second week may result in a degree award 

date for the following term and additional candidacy penalty fees. 

You may check your degree expected term (as identified by you, the 

student) at any time on URSA Telephone. Your degree expected term 

also appears on the URSA OnLine DPR and Study List. If you still 

have questions about your degree candidacy status, inquire as follows: 

Letters and Science at 1113 Murphy Hall; Arts and Architecture/Theater, 

Film, and Television/Engineering/Nursing at your 

respective school office. A photo I.D. is required for this service. Declaring 

candidacy is NOT a guarantee of graduation. Current term 

candidates are not assigned enrollment appointments for the following 

term. 

In Absentia Graduation 

If you intend to complete degree requirements as a nonregistered 

student (take a course through UCLA Extension or at another institution, 

remove an Incomplete grade, and so on), you must file a request 

to graduate “in absentia” with your degree auditor in 1113 Murphy 

Hall by the second-week candidacy deadline. Students graduating “in 

absentia” are assessed the undergraduate in absentia degree service 

fee in addition to the declaration of candidacy fee if they were 

also not registered in the term immediately prior to their degree expected 

term. 

Minors 

L&S students must petition to enter a minor through the department/ 

office administering the program. School of Arts and Architecture, 

Theater Film and Television, and Nursing students must also obtain 

the approval of their school. Students in the School of Engineering 

and Applied Science may not be admitted to minors. The last day to 

obtain the required approval(s) is Friday of the second week of your 

degree expected term. Late entry to a minor may result in a degree 

award date for the following term. 

Satisfactory completion of the requirements for a minor is reflected 

on the final transcript and diploma. 

Final Degree Audits and Graduation 

Degree auditors in the Registrar’s Office for Letters and Science students 

(1100 Dickson Art Center for Arts and Architecture students, 

6426 Boelter Hall for Engineering students, 2-200 Factor Building for 

Nursing students, and 103 East Melnitz Building for Theater, Film, 

and Television students) are responsible for verifying each candidate’s 

eligibility for a bachelor’s degree. Your degree auditor has information 

pertaining to your graduation only if you have declared 

candidacy and completed 160 quarter units (172 units for Engineering 

students). 

During your graduating term, inform your degree auditor of any 

changes to requirements for your degree (such as grade changes, 

petitions for substitutions or exemptions, or transfer credit). If your 

graduation eligibility cannot be verified, your degree auditor notifies 

you of any requirements still outstanding and any other problems in 

completing your degree. 

Degree auditor telephone numbers are listed in the “Student Services 

Guide” in “Student Services.” Contact your degree auditor only if 

you have questions or concerns about your degree audit. Do not call 

your degree auditor with questions regarding Commencement ceremonies. 

For information on graduation ceremony procedures, contact your 

college or school. Your major department may also have information 

regarding awards and receptions. 

If you request through URSA OnLine that no public information, including 

your name, be released, your name will not appear in the program 

booklet for Commencement ceremonies. You may check and/or 

change your privacy release status at any time on URSA OnLine 

(during operating hours; see “URSA” section for more details). 

Honors 

Honors at Graduation 

Your college or school awards honors according to your overall GPA 

at graduation; these honors are reflected on official transcripts and 

your diploma. To be eligible you must have completed at least 90 

(98 for the School of Nursing) University of California units for a 

letter grade. The levels of honors are summa cum laude, magna 

cum laude, and cum laude. The minimum GPA requirements for the 

1999-00 academic year are as follows: 

1. School of the Arts and Architecture: 3.822 for summa cum 

laude, 3.762 for magna cum laude, 3.653 for cum laude 

2. College of Letters and Science/School of Nursing: 3.817 for 

summa cum laude, 3.715 for magna cum laude, 3.566 for cum 

laude 

3. School of Engineering and Applied Science: Contact the Office 

of Academic and Student Affairs, 6426 Boelter Hall, for specific 

information. 

4. School of Theater, Film, and Television: 3.848 for summa cum 

laude, 3.792 for magna cum laude, 3.663 for cum laude 

To inquire about these requirements, which are subject to yearly 

change and other eligibility restrictions, contact your college or 

school. 

Departmental Honors 

Some departments in the College of Letters and Science award honors 

to graduates of their programs which are reflected on official transcripts 

and the diploma. To inquire about the availability of these 

honors, consult your department office. 

Tips For Graduating Seniors 

1. Make sure that your degree expected term is correct by using 

URSA Telephone (option 6# on the Student Records Menu). 

Your degree expected term also appears on the URSA OnLine 

Degree Progress Report (DPR) and Study List. If your degree 

expected term is incorrect, change it via URSA Telephone or by 

filing a UCLA Declaration of Candidacy form (available for purchase 

in the school supplies section at any UCLA Store) at 1113 

Murphy Hall. This must be done before Friday of the second 

week of your last quarter. 

2. Check your URSA OnLine Degree Progress Report/Grade Report 

during your final term to make sure that it reflects the correct 

major(s), minor(s), and specialization(s). If any information 

is in error, contact the appropriate office or your degree auditor. 

3. If you are finishing your degree requirements without being enrolled 

at UCLA in your final term (for example, you are removing 

Incomplete grades, adding or dropping courses, attending another 

institution), you must file a request to graduate “in absentia” 

at 1113 Murphy Hall. This must be done before Friday of the 

second week of your degree expected term. 

4. If you are completing course work at another institution, including 

UCLA Extension, your official transcripts (with grades) must 

be received by your degree auditor in the Registrar’s Office no 

later than three weeks after the end of your degree expected 

term. 

5. Students completing their work in Spring Quarter through the 

Education Abroad Program should declare for Summer graduation. 

Make sure that you have checked with your Honors counselor 

and your major department regarding any necessary 

petitions before you go abroad. 

6. Students must satisfy all outstanding requirements before graduating. 

Any petitions to amend your records must be filed no later 

than the last day of your degree expected term. 

7. In your final term, be sure to keep the Registrar’s Office informed 

of changes in your mailing address. An address change 

can be initiated on URSA OnLine, at 1113 Murphy Hall, or on 

your monthly BAR statement. If you are planning to move at the 

end of your degree expected term and will not have access to

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URSA OnLine, you should file an address change, identifying a 

future mailing address and effective date, before leaving. 

8. Upon degree conferral, your undergraduate record is closed. 

You may not graduate in one term and then retroactively add 

majors, minors, or specializations or add and drop courses, and 

so forth. 

9. The name on your records is the name that appears on your diploma. 

Submit name changes to Academic Record Services, 

1134 Murphy Hall, by the last day of your degree expected term 

in order to be reflected on your diploma. Inform the Registrar’s 

Office of any special accents or punctuation in your name that 

you would like to have reflected on your diploma. 

Master’s Degrees 

If you expect to complete your master’s degree requirements, you 

should submit an Advancement to Candidacy form to your department 

no later than the Friday of the second week of classes. See the 

“Calendar” section for deadline dates. 

After you complete all course requirements and the comprehensive 

examination or the thesis, the Registrar’s Office reviews your courses 

and grades in order to confirm the awarding of your degree. Once the 

process is completed (approximately six weeks after the end of the 

term), your degree is recorded on your record and appears on any official 

transcript that you order. 

In your final term, keep the Registrar’s Office informed of changes in 

your address. An address change can be initiated on URSA OnLine, 

at 1113 Murphy Hall, or on your monthly BAR statement. 

Transcripts/Diplomas 

For graduating students, academic transcripts with the graduation 

date included are available approximately seven weeks after the end 

of the term. If you require earlier proof of graduation, contact your degree 

auditor in 1113 Murphy Hall and request a certificate of completion. 

The first certificate of completion is free of charge. A $5 fee is 

charged to your BAR account for each additional copy. An additional 

$21 processing fee may be assessed if 

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

for the term, and 

2. The auditor must take special action to verify a grade or grades, 

expedite a transfer credit evaluation, or obtain other documentation 

necessary to clear you for the degree 

Diplomas for both undergraduate and graduate students are available 

approximately three to four months after the degree award date. 

Information about obtaining your diploma in person (no fee) or by 

mail (with fee) is sent to your mailing address approximately seven 

weeks after the end of your final term. To expedite receipt of your diploma, 

you are encouraged to return the diploma mailer form and remit 

the mailing fee. A diploma hot line with current recorded diploma 

information (310-825-8883) is available seven days a week, 24 hours 

a day. The Registrar’s Office retains diplomas for five years from 

graduation date. 

To be reflected on your diploma, name changes must be submitted to 

Academic Record Services, 1134 Murphy Hall, by the last day of 

your degree expected term. Students submitting name changes after 

that date must request a replacement diploma at 1113 Murphy Hall. 

The special order diploma fee is assessed. 

If your original diploma is destroyed, a duplicate may be ordered from 

the Registrar’s Office, Diploma Reorder, 1113 Murphy Hall. There is 

a fee for the replacement diploma, which bears a reissue date and 

the signatures of the current officials of the state and University. 

Class Levels 

Your class level is based on completed and any in-progress units. If 

you are an undergraduate student, your level determines the URSA 

Telephone enrollment appointment you are assigned (obtainable 

through URSA OnLine or URSA Telephone). If you believe the appointment 

you are assigned reflects an incorrect classification, inquire 

at 1113 Murphy Hall concerning your level. 

Class levels at UCLA are determined on the basis of the charts 

below: 

Undergraduate Levels 

CLASS DESIGNATION 

Freshman (UFR) 0-44.9 

Sophomore (USO) 45-89.9 

Junior (UJR) 90-134.9 

Senior (USR) 

Second Bachelor’s (UB2) — 

Certificate/Credential (UCT) — 

Limited (UGL) — 

Special (UGS) — 

Unclassified (Summer only) 

(UNC) 

CLASS DESIGNATION 

Master’s (M.A./M.S.) (GMT) 

UNITS COMPLETED 

135 or more 

— 

Graduate Levels 

Professional Master’s (GPM) — 

Doctorate 1 (GD1) 

Doctorate 2 (GD2) 

Certificate/Credential (GCT) — 

Unclassified (Summer only) 

(GNC) 

UNITS COMPLETED 

Master’s degree 

objective 

Not advanced to 

candidacy 

Advanced to 

candidacy 

— 

Postdoctorate (GPX) — 

No Degree Objective (GDS) — 

Professional School (PF) — 

Professional School (PF1) 



First year 

(Law, 0-29.9 units) 

Second year 

(Law, 30-55.9 units) 

Third year 

(Law, 56 or more units)


Special Programs 

For course I.D. numbers, times, and locations, see the appropriate 

department and course listing later in this booklet. 

Departmental Courses and 

Seminars 

For further information, contact the appropriate department. 

Anthropology 

98T. Culture and Aging: Introduction to Cultural Gerontology. (4) 

Seminar, three hours; outside study, nine hours. Enforced requisite: 

satisfaction of Subject A requirement. Freshmen/sophomores preferred. 

Investigation of processes and experiences of aging in range 

of sociocultural contexts, to understand contributions of anthropology 

to gerontology and apply anthropological methods to problems of aging 

in the U.S. Letter grading. B. Jenike 

Civil and Environmental Engineering 

198. Special Studies in Civil Engineering. (4) Lecture, four hours; 

outside study, eight hours. Limited to School of Engineering and Applied 

Science students. Special topics in civil engineering to be taught 

to undergraduates when need and/or opportunity arise. Letter grading. 

M. Reed 

Classics 

98T. Urban Experience in Ancient Roman City. (4) Seminar, three 

hours; outside study, nine hours. Enforced requisite: satisfaction of 

Subject A requirement. Freshmen/sophomores preferred. Introduction 

to urban life in Roman Empire. By looking at literary and archaeological 

evidence pertaining to Roman cities, examination of cultural experience 

of ancient Romans in terms of social status, gender, and 

religion. Letter grading. C. McNelis 

Comparative Literature 

98T. Orientalism and East Asia. (4) Seminar, three hours; outside 

study, nine hours. Enforced requisite: satisfaction of Subject A requirement. 

Freshmen/sophomores preferred. Survey of Western literary 

representations of China and Japan in a variety of genres, with 

specific focus on ways in which “the Orient” has provoked reflection 

on nature of representation in general. Introduction to complex legacy 

of Said’s Orientalism and its application to literature. Letter grading. C. 

Bush 

Earth and Space Sciences 

139. Engineering and Environmental Geology. (4) P/NP or letter 

grading. P. Merifield 

Education 

125A. Education of Exceptional Individuals. (4) Department consent. 

P/NP or letter grading. R. Hodapp, R. Rein 

M148. Women in Higher Education. (4) (Same as Women’s Studies 

M148.) P/NP or letter grading. H. Astin 

181B. Introduction to K-12 Issues in American Public Education. 

(4) Letter grading. J. Bruno 

Engineering 

98. Engineering Leadership. (4) Lecture, four hours; outside study, 

eight hours. Introduction to effective engineering leadership. Presentation 

of project organization and control, systems engineering, and 

communications. Special topics include building teams, high morals, 

and nurturing innovation. Discussion of culture human differences, 

ethics, and societal values in engineering environments. Letter grading. 

J. Miller 

English 

98T. Reading Pictures, Viewing Words: Text and Image from Bayeux 

Tapestry to Art Spiegelman. (4) Seminar, three hours; outside 


Freshmen/sophomores preferred. Exploration of variety of 

ways in which words and pictures have been joined, seeking throughout 

to use these different modes of representation to understand capacities 

and achievements of each. Consideration of verbal/visual 

objects from the 11th to 20th century, including tapestries, engravings, 

paintings, illuminated manuscripts, and illustrated books. Letter 

grading. J. Brantley 

Honors Collegium 

5. Science and the Human Condition. (4) P/NP or letter grading. C. 

Brunk 

8. Communication among Organisms. (4) P/NP or letter grading. A. 

Cramer 

26. The Bible as Political Theory. (4) P/NP or letter grading. D. Rapoport 

27. Theories of Exchange: Social Life of Gifts and Commodities. 

(4) P/NP or letter grading. Staff 

35. Scientific Method: Critical Inquiry into Question of Extraterrestrial 

Life. (4) P/NP or letter grading. W. Newman 

39. Cross-Cultural Currents in Theater. (4) P/NP or letter grading. 

C. Sorgenfrei 

40W. Transformations of Cultural Stories across Disciplines and 

Texts. (5) (Not the same as course 40 prior to Fall Quarter 1999.) 

Seminar, four hours; outside study, 11 hours. Enforced requisite: English 

Composition 3. Tracing of writing and rewriting of traditional story 

types, specifically the adventure story as represented by Defoe’s Robinson 

Crusoe and its remanifestations in Coetzee’s Foe and the fairy 

tale as represented by Cinderella and its various cross-cultural remanifestations. 

Satisfies Letters and Science Writing II requirement. 

Letter grading. C. Giuliano 

43. Male Identity and Sexuality in Ancient Rome. (4) P/NP or letter 

grading. R. Gurval 

44. Trail of Light. (4) P/NP or letter grading. G. Gruner 

60. Immigration and New Second Generation. (4) P/NP or letter 

grading. M. Zhou 

65. Computers in Education, Engineering, and Society. (4) (Not 

the same as course 65 prior to Fall Quarter 1999.) Seminar, three 

hours; discussion, one hour; outside study, eight hours. Examination 

of current and likely future roles of computers, digital technology, 

and computer communications in education, engineering, and society. 

P/NP or letter grading. P. Reiher 

66. Substance Abuse and the Brain. (4) P/NP or letter grading. N. 

Maidment 

67. Structure of Physical Reality. (4) P/NP or letter grading. A. Huffman 

83W. Politics and Rhetoric of Literature. (6) (Formerly numbered 

83.) Seminar, four hours; writing laboratory, two hours; outside study, 

12 hours. Enforced requisite: English Composition 3. Not open for 

credit to students with credit for former course 83. Examination of relationship 

among politics, rhetoric, and literature in study of literature 

from classical times to the present, broadening into general discussions 

of development of political discourse in Western thought, particularly 

conflict between self and state, between ideology and the 

practical business of living. Satisfies Letters and Science Writing II requirement. 

Letter grading. Staff 

84. Los Angeles, 1900 to 2000: History of a 20th-Century City. (4) 

P/NP or letter grading. T. Hines 

95. Art, Politics, and Social Change in 19th-Century England and 

France. (4) Department consent. P/NP or letter grading. D. Silverman

42 / Special Programs Winter 2000 Schedule of Classes 

97. Issues in American Foreign Policy: Methodology of Assessment. 

(4) P/NP or letter grading. S. Spiegel 

99. Student Research. (1 to 4) (Not the same as course 99 prior to 

Fall Quarter 1999.) Tutorial (research or other scholarly work), five 

hours per week per unit. Entry-level research under guidance of a faculty 

mentor. Enrollment by contract. Students must be in good standing 

and enrolled in a minimum of 12 units (excluding this course). May 

be repeated; consult college/school adviser. P/NP grading. Staff 

107. Painful Birth: Rise of Modern Capitalism in Late Medieval Italy. 

(4) P/NP or letter grading. M. Codebo 

109. Language, Meaning, and the Making of Poetry. (4) P/NP or 

letter grading. L. Ballerini 

113. Geographical Encounter and Exploration. (4) P/NP or letter 

grading. N. Thrower 

M116. Art Alive: Art and Improvisation in the Museum. (4) (Same 

as Theater M193.) Instructor consent. P/NP or letter grading. S. Caruso 

123. War and Peace in Africa. (4) P/NP or letter grading. R. Sklar 

126. Making Citizens/Making Societies: Political Cultivation in 

Cross-Cultural Perspective. (4) (Formerly numbered 31.) Seminar, 

three hours; outside study, nine hours. Examination of how a society 

takes active concern in making sure that certain politically relevant 

dispositions, sensitivities, capacities, and skills are nourished in population 

at large, including models of both aristocratic and democratic 

cultivation and their political implications. P/NP or letter grading. B. 

Walker 

Japanese 

188. Personalities in Japanese Civilization. (4) Letter grading. H. 

Plutschow 

Latin American Studies 

99. Introduction to Latin American Problems. (4) P/NP or letter 

grading. S. Williams 

Law 

98T. Fourth Amendment: Constitutional Limitations on Police 

Activity. (4) Seminar, three hours; outside study, nine hours. Enforced 

requisite: satisfaction of Subject A requirement. Freshmen/ 

sophomores preferred. May police detain you without probable cause 

if they believe you committed a crime May they enter and search 

your home without a warrant Exploration of Constitutional limitations 

on intrusive police activity, including warrantless arrests, undercover 

agents, and phone taps. Letter grading. R. Heiser 

Linguistics 

88B. Lower Division Seminar. (4) Seminar, three hours. P/NP or letter 

grading. R. Anttila 

Music History 

98T. Analogues of Darkness — Music of Film Noir. (4) Seminar, 

three hours; outside study, nine hours. Enforced requisite: satisfaction 

of Subject A requirement. Freshmen/sophomores preferred. Exploration 

of aspects of culture, meaning, representation, and style in relation 

to music of film noir. By screening films, reading supplemental 

materials, taking notes on music of specific films, and participating in 

class discussions, students learn how to research and present their 

own work on a particular film, both in class and in a term paper. Letter 

grading. D. Bowman 

Organismic Biology, Ecology, and Evolution 

98T. Sex in the Sea: Oddity, Ecology, and Evolution of Marine Invertebrate 

Life Cycles. (4) Seminar, three hours; outside study, nine 

hours. Enforced requisite: satisfaction of Subject A requirement. 

Freshmen/sophomores preferred. Lecture/discussion/field experience 

for students interested in marine biology, invertebrate zoology, and/or 

developmental biology. Aspects of invertebrate reproduction and larval 

biology, including ecology, development, and evolution. Letter 

grading. S. Lee 

Physics 

88. Lower Division Seminar: Current Topics in Physics. (2) Limited 

to freshmen/sophomores. P/NP or letter grading. Staff 

Slavic 

98T. Anti-Utopian Literature and Crisis of Modernity. (4) Seminar, 


of Subject A requirement. Freshmen/sophomores preferred. In modern 

period, Anglo-American, Russian, and Japanese cultures have 

produced cultural and scientific innovations intended to create a more 

ideal world. Simultaneously, writers in these cultures envisioned the 

terrifying potential of the innovations, writing anti-utopian novels in 

which the consequences are fully developed. Examination of relationship 

between anti-utopian literature and growth of technology, developments 

in science, and appearance of utopian ideologies such as 

Communism. Letter grading. L. Wakamiya 

Theater 

M193. Art Alive: Art and Improvisation in the Museum. (4) (Same 

as Honors Collegium M116.) Instructor consent. P/NP or letter grading. 

S. Caruso 

Women’s Studies 

M148. Women in Higher Education. (4) (Same as Education M148.) 

P/NP or letter grading. H. Astin 

Distance Learning at UCLA 

UCLA students and faculty may participate in distance learning courses 

with other UC campuses. Each distance learning course combines 

an expert instructor, a rich subject area, and interaction between students 

from one or more locations to provide a learning experience 

based on sound pedagogy and state-of-the-art technologies. Instruction 

is supported by electronic communication, site visits by instructors, 

and video conferencing with instructors and fellow students. 

Distance learning classrooms are in 62-073 Center for the Health Sciences 

(CHS) and 285 Powell Library. The CHS facility houses a 40- 

seat classroom. Powell Library offers a comfortable meeting room for 

small classes or research projects. Instructors and students have the 

flexibility of media classrooms and real-time interaction with remote 

sites via the UC Videoconferencing Network. UCLA students can see 

and be seen by a number of remote class sites at once while instruction 

is provided from UCLA or other campuses. 

For additional information contact Daytra Hansel, Distance Learning 

Specialist, at (310) 206-7449 or via e-mail at hansel@ucla.edu. 

Education 

194B. Culture, Gender, and Human Development. (6 to 8) Letter 

grading. K. Gutierrez (UCLA) 

Sociology 

208A. Social Network Methods. (4) In Progress grading. P. Bonacich 

(UCLA) 

Study of Religion 

100. Undergraduate Seminar: Study of Religion — Problem of 

Religion. (4) Seminar, three hours. Religion as problematic in the 

West in modern era. Impact on Western self-consciousness of challenges 

to historical, revealed, and unique status of biblical narrative 

and to primacy of Christianity among religions of the world. Readings 

from Eliade, Frazer, Otto, the Deists, Hume, Max Müller, Durkheim, 

Freud, Weber, and Malinowski. P/NP or letter grading. I. Strenski 

(UCR) 

Field Studies/Internships 

The UCLA Center for Experiential Education and Service Learning 

(formerly Field Studies Development) provides opportunities for junior/senior 

students to link hands-on experience with classroom education. 

Many courses and programs are offered that require fieldwork 

in the form of internships or community service projects. Interested 

students should visit 160 Powell Library (310-825-7867) to set up 

fieldwork for the courses listed below. 

Chicana and Chicano Studies 

122. Planning Issues in Latina/Latino Communities. (4) Letter 

grading. A. Valenzuela

Winter 2000 Schedule of Classes Special Programs / 43 

Communication Studies 

185. Field Studies in Communication. (2 to 4) Limited to juniors/seniors. 

P/NP grading. M. Gregory 

Community Health Sciences 

196A. Introduction to Health Promotion Fieldwork. (4) Letter grading. 

M. Prelip 

Developmental Disabilities Immersion Program 

(DDIP): Psychology 

M180A. Contemporary Issues in Mental Retardation. (4) (Same as 

Psychiatry M180A.) Department consent; limited to Immersion Program 

students. P/NP or letter grading. G. Galbraith 

M181A. Research in Contemporary Problems in Mental Retardation. 

(4) (Same as Psychiatry M181A.) Department consent; limited 

to Immersion Program students. In Progress grading. A. Fluharty 

193. Fieldwork in Psychology. (4) Department consent. P/NP grading. 

J. Beatty 

English Composition 

120A. Language Study for Teachers: Elementary School. (4) Department 

consent. P/NP or letter grading. S. Popham 

Film and Television 

192. Film and Television Internship. (4 to 8) Limited to juniors/seniors. 

P/NP or letter grading. D. Mann 

Independent Studies 

199I. Based on internships, community service, and fieldwork and offered 

in Chicana and Chicano studies, community health sciences, 

English, history, organismic biology, political science, women’s studies, 

and other fields. 

Medicine 

M190B. Field Studies Seminar: Health Outreach Issues and Interventions. 

(2 or 4) (Same as Psychiatry M192B.) Instructor consent. 

P/NP or letter grading. M. Anderson, B. Zima 

Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences 

185. Social Psychology of Urban Student Education. (6) P/NP or 

letter grading. T. Kennon 

Sociology 

160. Intergroup Conflict and Prejudice. (4) Limited to Sociology 

majors or juniors/seniors. P/NP or letter grading. J. Rabow 

Professional Schools 

Seminar Program 

Professional schools seminars are available to all students; however, 

freshmen and sophomores are preferred. Enrollment is limited to 15 

to 20 students. For further information, contact the Professional 

Schools Seminar Program Office, 160 Powell Library, (310) 825-5467. 

Architecture and Urban Design 

98. Psychology of Architecture. (4) Seminar, three hours; outside 


Architecture is a discipline in which concerns embodied in 

designs are daunting, ranging from ensuring appropriate technical 

performance to determining functional suitability and maintaining aesthetic 

rigor. A less-explored aspect of architectural work is the emotional 

aspect of the process of design. Exploration of cognitive and 

emotional meaning of designs by several significant contemporary architects 

using one or more of their works as a basis for study. Letter 

grading. G. Rand 

Dentistry 

98B. Phobias and Experience of Anxiety: Perspectives on Psychology 

of Fear. (4) Seminar, three hours; outside study, nine hours. 

Enforced requisite: satisfaction of Subject A requirement. Phobias 

represent how people are distressed and disabled by intense fear. Examination 

of structure and process of irrational fears of animals, people, 

and places. Discussion of courage and fear reduction strategies. 

Letter grading. K. Mazey 

Health Services 

98B. International Comparative Health Systems. (4) Seminar, 


of Subject A requirement. Description and analysis of national health 

systems in all major countries of the world — of various economic levels 

and political ideologies — with emphasis on their contrast with the 

U.S. health system. Letter grading. M. Roemer 

Management 

98B. Personal Freedom at Work. (4) Seminar, three hours; outside 


Study of forces which lead to compromise at work, often 

without awareness of the people involved. Most people enter the work 

scene convinced they will never compromise values. They want work 

that is meaningful, opportunity to deliver their skills with excellence, 

and fair gain in exchange. However, freedom-constricting forces are 

at play, and even the most intelligent and best motivated can be led 

astray. Letter grading. S. Culbert 

Neurobiology 

98B. Mind, Brain, and Culture. (4) Seminar, three hours; outside 


Overview of structure, function, and role of the human 

brain: its development through time, people’s struggle to understand 

their brain, techniques they use and some facts they have generated 

in this pursuit, its role as the central element in human culture, and its 

probable continuing change as a result of that evolving culture. Lecture, 

laboratory, and discussion of the brain and its role in human 

achievement. Letter grading. A. Scheibel 

Pediatrics 

98. Ethics, Art, and Science of Medicine. (4) Seminar, three hours; 

outside study, nine hours. Enforced requisite: satisfaction of Subject A 

requirement. Exploration, in a series of seminars modeled on the Socratic 

method, of philosophical and medical literature pertaining to interrelationship 

of ethics, conduct, and medicine. Actual case histories 

encountered by instructor exemplify dilemmas in question. Letter 

grading. R. Gabriel 

Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences 

98P. Recovery from Madness. (4) Seminar, four hours; outside 

study, eight hours. Enforced requisite: satisfaction of Subject A requirement. 

One percent of world’s population suffers from schizophrenia, 

the most disabling of mental disorders. Recent advances in 

diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation have opened pathways to recover 

from this brain disorder. Students share the experience of 

schizophrenia and trace biobehavioral stepping stones to overcoming 

symptoms and disability through readings, videos, and live interactions 

with persons who have recovered from this illness. Letter grading. 

A. Kopelowicz 

98R. Two Centuries of Psychiatric Thought. (4) Seminar, three 

hours; outside study, nine hours. Enforced requisite: satisfaction of 

Subject A requirement. Examination of key historical events, controversies, 

and personalities, some well-known and others forgotten. 

Participation in ongoing psychiatric history projects that show promise 

of actually influencing contemporary neuroscience and conquest of 

mental illness. Letter grading. A. Sattin 

Radiation Oncology 

98. Radiation and Medicine. (4) Seminar, three hours; outside study, 

nine hours. Enforced requisite: satisfaction of Subject A requirement. 

Biomedical research is transforming medicine from an art to an applied 

science. In radiological sciences, this transformation is affected 

by introduction of new technologies — computed tomography, magnetic 

resonance, imaging, ultrasonics, positron emission tomography, 

image processing, etc. — that have increased the usefulness of various 

radiations for medical diagnosis and therapy. Introduction to these 

new technologies, to research that drives them, and to analysis of attendant 

benefits, costs, and risks. P/NP or letter grading. A. Norman

44 / Class Listings Winter 2000 Schedule of Classes 

Class Listings 

Online Course Listings 

This Schedule of Classes is current as of publication, but course listings 

change daily. See http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule/ for 

real-time updates on closed, cancelled, and wait-list sections, time 

and room changes, and courses that are added that term. 

Departments may post course changes at their counseling offices. In 

addition, department counselors with access to the Student Records 

System (SRS) may be able to provide real-time course information 

and the status of classes available during counseling sessions. 

View and print your Study List on URSA OnLine or check real-time 

class enrollment counts and waitlist numbers. Use the Study List and 

Course Information submenu of URSA Telephone for information on 

meeting day/time, location, and exam codes. 

Course Listing Format 

In the class listing midsection, departments are listed alphabetically, 

followed by their associated subdepartments or programs in alphabetical 

order. Under each department, course information is presented 

in separate columns across the page. 

CATALOG NUMBER 

Courses are listed in numerical sequence within each department or 

subdepartment by course number. Courses 1-99 are undergraduate 

lower division, 100-199 are undergraduate upper division, 200-299 

and 500-599 are graduate level, 300-399 are professional teacher 

training, and 400-499 are other professional courses. 

Concurrently scheduled courses (identified by a capital C before the 

course number) are pairs of courses, usually within a single department 

or program, for which credit is given at both the undergraduate 

and graduate level. A capital M before the course number indicates 

multiple-listed courses, offered in more than one department and 

identified under the course title, for example, Chemistry M267 — 

Same as Biol Ch M267. 

COURSE TITLE 

Course title is the 19-character abbreviation of the course that appears 

on your transcript. See the UCLA General Catalog for the full 

title and description of the course. 

ENF REQ — ENFORCED REQUISITES 

Courses with enforced requisites are indicated with a Y; those without 

have an N. Undergraduates are prevented from enrolling on URSA 

Telephone if certain requisites have not been met (see the “Enforced 

Requisites” section in “Enrollment”). 

IM — IMPACTED COURSE (L&S students only) 

The impacted course column contains a Y for courses that are impacted 

and is blank for courses that are not. L&S undergraduates are 

prevented from dropping impacted courses after the second week of 

a term except in exceptionally extenuating circumstances (see the 

“Impacted Courses” section in “Enrollment”). 

ID NUMBER 

The nine-digit SRS computer I.D. number must be used for enrolling 

in a section. Numbers are printed only for the ENROLLMENT SEC- 

TION of the course. This section controls whether or not you are officially 

enrolled in the course. URSA prompts you to input the ID 

NUMBER for the appropriate section for enrollment and tells you if 

there are multiple parts, such as lecture and discussion, required. 

The enrollment section is generally the part of the course with the 

smallest enrollment capacity (discussion, laboratory, quiz, recitation) 

and is also called a SECONDARY section. Generally, a lecture, seminar, 

or tutorial is called a PRIMARY section. 

CLS TYP — CLASS TYPE 

Class type, also called activity type, indicates the teaching format of 

the course, which is defined as follows: 

1. LEC (Lecture) — Lectures are presented by the instructor with little 

or no student participation. 

2. Several formats involve substantial class participation, and students 

are often involved in the instructional process: 

DIS (Discussion) REC (Recitation) 

QIZ (Quiz) LIS (Listening) 

DEM (Demonstration) SEM (Seminar) 

3. LAB (Laboratory) — Students carry out experiments with faculty 

supervision and learn the proper use of equipment and facilities. 

4. Two formats provide the opportunity for students to develop technical 

or creative skills: 

STD (Studio) ACT (Activity) 

5. CLI (Clinic) — Students learn professional skills by actual practice 

involving patients or clients. 

6. FLD (Fieldwork) — Students participate in field trips in nonclassroom 

settings. 

7. TV (Televised Instruction) — All course material has been prerecorded. 

8. TUT (Tutorial) — Students meet individually with faculty to review 

work which each student conducts independently. 

Schedule Format at a Glance 

COURSE’S NUMBER IN THE 

UCLA GENERAL CATALOG 

INDICATES REQUISITES ARE 

ENFORCED DURING ENROLLMENT 

I.D. NUMBER USED TO 

ENROLL VIA URSA 

SECTION NUMBER 

DAY(S) OF WEEK THE 

CLASS MEETS 

LOCATION OF CLASS MEETING 

ENROLLMENT CAPACITY 

CREDIT TYPE 

CATALOG ENF CLS ENRL CR 

NUMBER COURSE TITLE REQ IM ID NUMBER TYP SEC FEE DAYS TIME BUILDING/ROOM INSTRUCTOR CAP XC TP UNITS 

ABBREVIATED TITLE 

OF THE COURSE 

TEACHING FORMAT OF 

INDICATES IF COURSE COURSE 

IS IMPACTED 

TIME OF CLASS 

MEETING 

MATERIALS USE FEE 

NAME OF COURSE 

INSTRUCTOR 

FINAL EXAM CODE 

UNIT VALUE OR VALUE 

RANGE OF COURSE


SEC — SECTION NUMBER 

A course may have multiple class types that must be taken together, 

such as lecture and discussion or lecture and laboratory. These class 

types are linked and are identified by the sequence printed and numbering 

schemes below: 

1. Primary (lecture, seminar) sections are numbered sequentially 

(1-99). If a course has secondary sections belonging to a specific 

primary section (i.e., a compound class), they are numbered with 

the corresponding primary section number followed by a letter (A 

to Z). For example, for Chem 11A lecture section 1, you must 

choose from discussion sections 1A to 1Z. The class is listed as: 

11A GENERAL CHEMISTRY ----------- LEC 1 

142-081-201 DIS 1A 

142-081-202 DIS 1B 

----------- LEC 2 

142-081-221 DIS 2A 

142-081-222 DIS 2B 

2. Any section type that may be associated with several other section 

types is indicated by the section number 

prefixed with a capital M. Combinations include 

a. A course with secondary (discussion, laboratory, 

quiz) sections associated with any 

of several primary sections (e.g., Chinese 

2). 

b. A course with multiple primary (lecture) 

sections and multiple secondary (both laboratory 

and discussion required) sections, 

with the laboratory section associated with 

any of the primary sections, such as Physics 

6. These courses may have text which 

identifies the section type (lecture, laboratory, 

discussion), which is the ENROLL- 

MENT SECTION. 

FEE — MATERIALS USE FEE 

The Materials Use Fee is assessed in addition to 

term fees for each course that you are enrolled in 

as of the fourth week of classes. Multiple-part class 

series (such as lecture, lab, and discussion), list the 

fee with the primary section only. It covers the price 

of materials and supplies used in the course and 

appears on your BAR statement. 

DAYS 

Days of the week are abbreviated as follows: 

M — Monday 

T — Tuesday 

W — Wednesday 

R — Thursday 

F — Friday 

S — Saturday 

U — Sunday 

TBA — To be arranged (time was not available at publication; 

contact the instructor or department) 

UNSCHED — No regular meeting time (consult the instructor) 

TIME 

Courses begin and end at the time listed. Minimum class meeting 

time is 50 minutes. Sometimes sections have more than one meeting 

time, which are listed on separate lines. 

BUILDING/ROOM 

The meeting location of a section is indicated by the building name 

abbreviation followed by the room number. Multiple meeting locations 

are listed on separate lines. 

LS 2142 — Life Sciences 2142 

MS 4000A — Math Sciences 4000A 

PUB POL 1343 — Public Policy Building 1343 

See the “Campus Map” and the alphabetical Buildings list later in this 

section for building names and locations. 

INSTRUCTOR 

The faculty member responsible for a course is listed with last name 

and first initial. “The Staff” indicates an instructor was not assigned 

as of publication. URSA Telephone spells out instructors’ names. 

ENRL CAP — ENROLLMENT CAPACITY 

Enrollment capacity indicates the number of students allowed to enroll 

in the section and is subject to departmental change. When you 

attempt to enroll and the capacity is full, you are informed of the waitlist 

size and your possible wait-list position. 

XC — EXAMINATION CODE 

The code number indicates the examination period for the course final, 

which is generally based on the meeting time of the lecture section 

(see “Final Examinations” later in this section). Examination code 

information is available through URSA Telephone. Be sure to check 

your examination codes prior to finals week. 

Do not enroll in courses that have conflicting meeting times as this 

creates a conflict in examination times. You must discuss any conflict 

with both instructors and may have to change sections or drop the 

course to avoid the conflict. Faculty members may use their discretion 

to establish ground rules for attendance, missed examinations, 

late term papers, or any other means of evaluation for the course. 

CR TP — CREDIT TYPE 

Credit type is indicated by the following grading detail 

codes: 

1. G — Letter grade only 

2. PN — Passed/Not Passed 

3. SU — Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory 

4. T1, T2, T3, T4 — A two-, three-, or four-term 

course (In Progress) in which no credit is 

granted until the completion of the series. 

5. TP — A multiterm course with a final grade of 

Passed or Not Passed. 

6. TS — A multiterm course with a final grade of 

Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory. 

UNITS 

Unit value is the workload credit given for a course. 

It is generally the same as credit toward a degree, 

except that some courses, such as English A, AP, 

2P, 3P, may have less degree credit and/or no credit 

toward a degree (check the course description in 

the UCLA General Catalog). The unit value of a 

multiple-part class series is listed with the primary 

section. 

RESTRICT — RESTRICTIONS 

Course restrictions print on the line following the 

section entry when enrollment is restricted to certain designations 

of students: 

1. Department Consent or Instructor Consent. A PTE # or an 

approved PTE form is required. NOTE: Consent of department 

or instructor is no longer listed in the course description in the 

UCLA General Catalog. Such a restriction is subject to change 

by individual instructors and is only noted in the Schedule of 

Classes. 

2. Level. Only students as indicated by the class level may enroll. 

(If the restriction is satisfied, a PTE # or an approved PTE form is 

not required when the section capacity has available spaces.) 

Levels are indicated as follows: 

FR — Freshmen only 

SO — Sophomores and above 

JR — Juniors and above 

SR — Seniors and above 

GR — Graduate students only 

See “Class Levels” in the “Academic Policies” section for unit 

breakdown for each level. 

3. College and/or Major. Only students with the noted college and/ 

or major(s) may enroll. (If the restriction is satisfied, a PTE # or 

an approved PTE form is not required when the section capacity 

has available spaces.) Thus, if a restriction reads “MATH/APP, 

ECON BUSINESS, BUS-ECON,” the course is restricted to the 

specified majors.

46 / Class Listings Winter 2000 Schedule of Classes 

University Buildings 

Below is an alphabetical list of building abbreviations found in the 

class listings. 

ASHE Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center 

AU 


BOELTER Boelter Hall 

BOTANY Botany 

BRADLEY Bradley Hall 

BRI 

Brain Research Institute 

BUNCHE Bunche Hall 

CAMPBEL Campbell Hall 

CHS Center for the Health Sciences 

COLLINS Collins Center for Executive Education 

CORNELL Cornell Hall 

COVEL Covel Commons (formerly Sunset Village Commons) 

DANCE Dance Building 

DENT Dentistry, School of 

DICKSON Dickson Art Center 

DODD Dodd Hall 

ENGR I Engineering I 

ENGR IV Engineering IV 

ENTRPNR Entrepreneurs Hall 

FACTOR Factor Health Sciences Building 

FERNALD Fernald Center 

FIELD Field 

FOWLER Fowler Museum of Cultural History 

FRANZ Franz Hall 

GEOLOGY Geology Building 

GOLD Gold Hall 

GONDA Gonda (Goldschmied) Neuroscience and Genetics 

Research Center 

GSEIS Education and Information Studies Building 

HAINES Haines Hall 

HERSHEY Hershey Hall 

HLTHSCI Center for the Health Sciences 

JLNRC Jerry Lewis Neuromuscular Research Center 

JSEI Jules Stein Eye Institute 

KH 

Kerckhoff Hall 

KINSEY Kinsey Hall 

KNUDSEN Knudsen Hall 

KORN Korn Convocation Hall 

LAW Law Building 

LS 

Life Sciences 

MACDNLD MacDonald Medical Research Laboratories 

MACGOWN Macgowan Hall 

MBI 

Molecular Biology Institute 

MDCC Davies Children's Center 

MELNITZ Melnitz Hall 

MG 

Men's Gymnasium 

MOL SCI Molecular Sciences Building 

MOORE Moore Hall 

MP 100 Medical Plaza 100 



MS 

Mathematical Sciences 

MURPHY Murphy Hall (Administration) 

NO FAC No facility 

NPI&H Neuropsychiatric Institute and Hospital 

OFF CAM Off campus 

PERLOFF Perloff Hall 

PL PH Plant Physiology 

POWELL Powell Library 

PUB HLT Public Health, School of 

PUB POL Public Policy Building 

RES LIB Research Library 

RNRC Reed Neurological Research Center 

ROLFE Rolfe Hall 

ROSNFLD Rosenfeld Library 

ROYCE Royce Hall 

SH 

Schoenberg Hall 

SLICHTR Slichter Hall 

SPROUL Sproul Hall 

Sunset Village Commons (see Covel Commons) 

UES University Elementary School 

WARREN Warren Hall 

WGYOUNG Young Hall 

YRL Young Research Library


Winter 2000 Final Examination Chart 

8-11 a.m. 11:30 a.m-2:30 p.m 3-6 p.m. 6:30-9:30 p.m. 

Saturday, March 18 26 27 28 29 

Sunday, March 19 31 32 33 34 

Monday, March 20 9 8 15 21 

Tuesday, March 21 4 1 3 22 

Wednesday, March 22 11 7 16 23 

Thursday, March 23 6 14 13 24 

Friday, March 24 5 2 12 25 

Code 

Code 

1 Tuesday, March 21, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 20 To be arranged by instructor, if required 

2 Friday, March 24, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 21 Monday, March 20, 6:30-9:30 p.m. 

3 Tuesday, March 21, 3-6 p.m. 22 Tuesday, March 21, 6:30-9:30 p.m. 

4 Tuesday, March 21, 8-11 a.m. 23 Wednesday, March 22, 6:30-9:30 p.m. 

5 Friday, March 24, 8-11 a.m. 24 Thursday, March 23, 6:30-9:30 p.m. 

6 Thursday, March 23, 8-11 a.m. 25 Friday, March 24, 6:30-9:30 p.m. 

7 Wednesday, March 22, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 26 Saturday, March 18, 8-11 a.m. 

8 Monday, March 20, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 27 Saturday, March 18, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 

9 Monday, March 20, 8-11 a.m. 28 Saturday, March 18, 3-6 p.m. 

11 Wednesday, March 22, 8-11 a.m. 29 Saturday, March 18, 6:30-9:30 p.m. 

12 Friday, March 24, 3-6 p.m. 30 Consult instructor for method of evaluation 

13 Thursday, March 23, 3-6 p.m. 31 Sunday, March 19, 8-11 a.m. 

14 Thrusday, March 23, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 32 Sunday, March 19, 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. 

15 Monday, March 20, 3-6 p.m. 33 Sunday, March 19, 3-6 p.m. 

16 Wednesday, March 22, 3-6 p.m. 34 Sunday, March 19, 6:30-9:30 p.m. 

Final Examination Policies 

Final examinations, unless otherwise announced by the instructor, 

are held in the same room as class meetings. Examination codes are 

listed for each course in the print and online editions of the Schedule 

of Classes, in the Study List selections of URSA Telephone and 

URSA OnLine, and on the printouts of updates that are available in 

the forms area counter next to 1104 Murphy Hall. 

An instructor’s method of evaluation must be announced at the beginning 

of the course. Final written examinations may not exceed 

three hours’ duration and are given only at the times and places established 

and published by the department chair and the Registrar’s 

Office (Senate Regulation A-332A). No student shall be excused 

from assigned final examinations except as provided in the following 

paragraphs. 

Policy on Alternate Examination Dates 

In compliance with Section 92640(a) of the California Education 

Code, the University must accommodate requests for alternate examination 

dates at a time when that activity would not violate a student’s 

religious creed. This requirement does not apply in the event 

that administering the test or examination at an alternate time would 

impose an undue hardship which could not reasonably be avoided. 

Accommodation for alternate examination dates are worked out directly 

and on an individual basis between the student and the faculty 

member involved. 

1. In general, students should make such requests of the instructor 

during the first two weeks of any given academic term, or as 

soon as possible after a particular examination date is announced 

by the instructor. 

2. Students unable to reach a satisfactory arrangement with their 

instructor should contact the Campus Ombuds Office, 1172 Career 

Center, or the Office of the Dean of Students, 1206 Murphy 

Hall, for assistance. 

3. Instructors who have questions or who wish to verify the nature 

of the religious event or practice involved should contact the 

Campus Ombuds Office or the Office of the Dean of Students for 

assistance. 

This policy has been reviewed and approved by the Academic Senate 

Undergraduate Council. Faculty members should remember that 

while it is fully in their discretion to make arrangements with individual 

students for alternate examination times, including final examinations, 

faculty members must conduct the scheduled final examination 

for the class as a whole at the times and places established by the 

department chair and the Registrar’s Office.

48 / AEROSPACE STUDIES Winter 2000 Class Listings 

Winter 2000 Class Listings 

Class listings, rooms, and locations may change. Check the online Schedule of Classes at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule 

and URSA at http://www.ursa.ucla.edu. for the most recent updates. 


NUMBER COURSE TITLE REQ IM ID NUMBER TYP SEC FEE DAYS TIME BUILDING/ ROOM INSTRUCTOR CAP XC TP UNITS 

AEROSPACE STUDIES 

All L&S undergraduate courses, except independent studies and other similar courses without webpages, are subject to the Instructional Enhancement Fee. See Course Materials Fees under 

"Miscellaneous Fees" in the "Registration" section. 

Z LEADERSHIP LAB N 102-005-200 LAB 1 F 2:00- 4:50P ROYCE 190 SHEPLER, D.R. 100 30 0.0 

1B FOUNDATION-USAF N 102-049-200 LEC 1 F 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 362 REYNOLDS, T.C. 25 30 2.0 

20B USAF AIR&SPACE POWR N 102-108-200 LEC 1 F 12:00-12:50P MG 201 TERRELL, D.L. 25 30 2.0 

130B AIR FRCE LDRSP STDS Y 102-402-200 LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A MG 122 REYNOLDS, T.C. 25 30 4.0 

140B PREP-ACTIVE DUTY Y 102-446-200 LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A MG 201 SHEPLER, D.R. 25 30 4.0 

AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES 



M5 SOCL ORG-BLK CMNTYS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1222 ALLEN, W.R. 15 06 4.0 

SAME AS : SOCIOL M5 

104-015-201 DIS 1A M 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1278 5 0.0 

104-015-202 DIS 1B W 2:00- 2:50P DANCE 105 5 0.0 

104-015-203 DIS 1C W 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1284 5 0.0 

C101 TPCS-AFRO-AMER STDS N 104-305-200 SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 96 KGOSITSILE, K.W. 5 07 4.0 

Afro-American C101: Introduction to African Fiction 

104-305-202 SEM 2 MW 9:00-10:50A ROYCE 156 VONBLUM, P. 45 02 4.0 

Afro-American C101, seminar 2: Robeson: An American Legend 

M104B AFR-AM-HRLM REN-60S N 104-316-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P MS 5200 RETMAN, S.H. 20 14 4.0 

SAME AS : ENGL M104B 

M110B AFRCN AM MUS HERITG N ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SH 1439 KEYES, C.L. 7 04 4.0 

SAME AS : ETHNOMU M110B, FLKLORE M154B 

104-341-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P SH 1439 7 0.0 

CM112D AFRICAN AMERICN ART N 104-355-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P PUB POL 2250 30 16 4.0 

SAME AS : ART HIS CM112D 

M144 AFRICAN-AMER POLTCS N 104-460-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P KINSEY 169 GILLIAM, F.D. 23 16 4.0 

SAME AS : POL SCI M144B 

M145 ELLINGTONIA N 104-465-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P SH 1439 BURRELL, K.E. 45 16 4.0 

SAME AS : ETHNOMU M111 

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE 

M197A TPCS-AFRO-AMRCN LIT N 104-859-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 KGOSITSILE, K.W. 8 30 4.0 

SAME AS : ENGL M197A 

Afro-American M197A, seminar 1: Voices of Resistance: South African Fiction, 1960s to the Present 

104-859-201 SEM 2 T 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3112 MULLEN, H.R. 7 11 4.0 

Afro-American M197A, seminar 2: 

M200A ADV HIST AFRO AMRCN N 504-010-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 6:50P DICKSON 4260 LEMELLE, S. 6 30 4.0 

SAME AS : HIST M200V 

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS 

M200E STDS-AFRO-AMER LIT N 504-014-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3114 SMITH, V. 6 30 4.0 

SAME AS : ENGL M262 


C201 TPCS-AFRO-AMER STDS N 504-016-202 SEM 2 MW 9:00-10:50A ROYCE 156 VONBLUM, P. 5 02 4.0 



AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES 



10 AMERICN INDIAN STDS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROYCE 190 KROSKRITY, P.V. 90 14 4.0 

105-030-201 DIS 1A M 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3115 BROADDUS, M.L. 15 0.0 

105-030-202 DIS 1B T 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1265 BROADDUS, M.L. 15 0.0 

105-030-203 DIS 1C R 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 94 BROADDUS, M.L. 15 0.0 

105-030-204 DIS 1D M 3:00- 3:50P DODD 178 15 0.0 

105-030-205 DIS 1E T 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3173 15 0.0 

105-030-206 DIS 1F R 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2135 15 0.0 

M200B CULT VWS-NATV AMRCN N 505-015-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3114 SARRIS, G.M. 17 30 4.0 

SAME AS : ENGL M266 


201 TPC-AMRCN INDN STDS N 505-030-200 LEC 1 M 10:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3165 REIFEL, N.M. 10 30 4.0 


American Indian Studies 201, lecture 1: Health Care for American Indians: A Cross-Cultural Encounter 

505-030-201 LEC 2 T 3:00- 5:50P CAMPBEL 3232 NABOKOV, P. 15 15 4.0 

RESTRICT: SENIORS AND ABOVE 

American Indian Studies 201, lecture 2: Alternative Narratives, Other Modalities: Exploring American Indian Concepts of History 

M267 INDIAN LAW N 505-402-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:15P LAW GOLDBERG, C.E. 5 40 G 5.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 505-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED KROSKRITY, P.V. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


ANTHROPOLOGY 



7 HUMAN EVOLUTION N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A MOORE 100 FESSLER, D. 425 12 4.0 

Check http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule for daily updates

Winter 2000 Class Listings ANTHROPOLOGY / 49 



111-103-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-202 DIS 1B T 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-203 DIS 1C T 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-204 DIS 1D T 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-205 DIS 1E T 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-206 DIS 1F T 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-207 DIS 1G T 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-208 DIS 1H R 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 3151 FESSLER, D. 17 0.0 

RESTRICT: INSTRUCTOR CONSENT 

111-103-209 DIS 1I W 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-210 DIS 1J W 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-211 DIS 1K W 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-212 DIS 1L W 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-213 DIS 1M W 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-214 DIS 1N W 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-215 DIS 1O R 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-216 DIS 1P R 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-217 DIS 1Q R 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-218 DIS 1R R 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-219 DIS 1S R 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-220 DIS 1T R 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-221 DIS 1U F 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-222 DIS 1V F 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-223 DIS 1W F 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-224 DIS 1X F 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

111-103-225 DIS 1Y F 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 3151 17 0.0 

8 ARCHAEOLOGY-INTRO N ----------- LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:45A FOWLER A103B LESURE, R.G. 204 02 4.0 

111-106-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-203 DIS 1C M 1:00- 1:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-204 DIS 1D M 2:00- 2:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-205 DIS 1E M 3:00- 3:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-206 DIS 1F M 4:00- 4:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-207 DIS 1G W 8:00- 8:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-208 DIS 1H W 11:00-11:50A FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-209 DIS 1I W 1:00- 1:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-210 DIS 1J W 2:00- 2:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-211 DIS 1K W 3:00- 3:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

111-106-212 DIS 1L W 4:00- 4:50P FOWLER A312 17 0.0 

9 CULTURE AND SOCIETY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FOWLER A103B PHILLIPS, S.A. 204 30 4.0 

111-110-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1201 17 0.0 

111-110-202 DIS 1B M 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1201 17 0.0 

111-110-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1151 17 0.0 

111-110-204 DIS 1D T 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1151 17 0.0 

111-110-205 DIS 1E T 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1151 17 0.0 

111-110-206 DIS 1F W 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1151 17 0.0 

111-110-207 DIS 1G W 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1151 17 0.0 

111-110-208 DIS 1H R 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1201 PHILLIPS, S.A. 17 0.0 


111-110-209 DIS 1I W 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1151 17 0.0 

111-110-210 DIS 1J W 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1151 17 0.0 

111-110-211 DIS 1K R 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1151 17 0.0 

111-110-212 DIS 1L R 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1151 17 0.0 

111-110-213 DIS 1M R 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1151 17 0.0 

98T CULTURE AND AGING N 111-279-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HERSHEY 1628 JENIKE, B.R. 15 13 G 4.0 

110 WORLD ARCHAEOLOGY Y 111-409-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P FOWLER A139 BISKOWSKI, M. 65 06 G 4.0 

111 STUDY-ARCHAEOLOGY N 111-412-200 LEC 1 MW 3:30- 4:45P FOWLER A139 STEINBERG, J.M. 65 08 4.0 

117P INTENSV LAB-ARCHLGY Y 111-445-200 LAB 1 F 1:00- 3:50P FOWLER A204 KRASNIEWICZ, L. 2 30 4.0 

Anthropology 117P: Digital Archaeology 

120G BIOL ANTHRO-REVIEW N 111-465-200 LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1201 FESSLER, D. 18 03 6.0 

RESTRICT: ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 

122P HUMAN OSTEOLOGY N 111-469-200 LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:45A HERSHEY 3151 PLUMMER, T.W. 12 02 G 4.0 

M 12:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 3151 

129Q PALEOPATHOLOGY N 111-515-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P HERSHEY 1651 KENNEDY, G.E. 55 15 4.0 

130 STUDY OF CULTURE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FOWLER A139 TAMANOI, M. 60 12 4.0 

111-516-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1201 20 0.0 

111-516-202 DIS 1B T 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1201 20 0.0 

111-516-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1201 20 0.0 

135B PSYCHOLOGICL ANTHRO N 111-563-200 LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:45A HERSHEY 1609 FISKE, A.P. 102 02 4.0 

111-563-201 DIS 1A M 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1201 17 0.0 

111-563-202 DIS 1B M 11:00-11:50P HERSHEY 1201 17 0.0 

111-563-203 DIS 1C M 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1201 17 0.0 

111-563-204 DIS 1D W 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1201 17 0.0 

111-563-205 DIS 1E W 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1201 17 0.0 


M140 LANGUAGE IN CULTURE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A HERSHEY 1609 KROSKRITY, P.V. 84 12 4.0 

SAME AS : LING M146 




111-579-204 DIS 1D R 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1151 14 0.0 

111-579-205 DIS 1E R 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1151 14 0.0 

111-579-206 DIS 1F R 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1151 14 0.0 

111-579-208 DIS 1H W 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5514 KROSKRITY, P.V. 10 0.0 


147 SEL TPC-LING ANTHRO N 111-615-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:15P HERSHEY 1609 HOFFMAN, K.E. 65 04 4.0 

Anthropology 147, lecture 1: Language and Identity 

111-615-201 LEC 2 MW 2:00- 3:15P HERSHEY 1609 HOFFMAN, K.E. 65 07 4.0 

Anthropology 147, lecture 2: Multilingualism 


50 / APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND TESL Winter 2000 Class Listings 



M155Q WOMEN&SOCIAL MVMNTS N 111-675-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HERSHEY 1609 HALE, S. 30 13 4.0 

SAME AS : WOM STD M155Q 

156 COMPARATVE RELIGION N 111-679-200 LEC 1 MW 3:30- 4:45P HERSHEY 1609 FONAROW, W.L. 65 08 4.0 

157 TOPIC-SOCIAL ANTHRO N 111-680-200 LEC 1 MW 12:30- 1:45P HERSHEY 1609 PARK, K. 60 05 4.0 

Anthropology 157: Anthropology of Los Angeles 

C169R NATIVE AMER REMAINS N 111-724-200 LEC 1 W 10:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1151 THORNTON, R. 15 02 4.0 

172B CHANGE-NATV N AMRCN Y 111-737-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HERSHEY 1651 THORNTON, R. 60 14 G 4.0 


173Q LATIN AMRCN COMMNTS N 111-761-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P FOWLER A139 O’BRIAN, R.A. 65 07 4.0 

182 HISTORY OF ANTHRO N 111-812-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P HERSHEY 1609 BABIOR, S.I. 65 16 4.0 

197HA BEGINNING SEMINAR N 111-846-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1151 JOHNSON, A.W. 20 30 G 4.0 


197HD WRITING FOR ANTHRO N 111-387-200 SEM 1 M 1:30- 4:20P HERSHEY 1201 LEVINE, N. 20 30 G 4.0 


M201B GRAD CORE SEM-ARCHL N 511-005-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A204 VON FALKENHAUSEN,L 10 30 6.0 

SAME AS : ARCHEOL M201B 


203B SOCIOCULTURL ANTHRO N 511-020-200 SEM 1 F 2:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1201 LEVINE, N. 15 30 4.0 


M212S SPECL TOPCS-ARCHEOL N 511-051-200 LEC 1 F 1:00- 3:50P FOWLER A204 KRASNIEWICZ, L. 5 30 6.0 

SAME AS : ARCHEOL M205 


Anthropology M212S: Digital Archaeology 

M216 ASIAN ARCHAEOLOGY N 511-068-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A204 STANISH, C.S. 10 16 G 4.0 

SAME AS : ART HIS M262A 


M234Q PSYCHOLOGCAL ANTHRO N 511-149-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1201 EDGERTON, R.B. 12 30 4.0 

SAME AS : PSYCTRY M272 


M236P CRS-CLT-SCLZTN&CHLD N 511-155-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1201 WEISNER, T.S. 20 12 4.0 



M241 TOPICS-LING ANTHRO N 511-167-200 LEC 1 W 10:00-12:50P HERSHEY 2120 OCHS, E. 6 30 4.0 

SAME AS : LING M246C 


Anthropology M241: Discourse Practicum 

242 ETHNGRPHY-COMMUNCTN N 511-169-200 LEC 1 M 10:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1151 GOODWIN, M.H. 20 01 4.0 


M248 LANGUAGE SOCIALIZTN Y 511-511-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1201 OCHS, E. 10 30 4.0 

SAME AS : AP&TESL M224 


250 SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY N 511-195-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1151 FISKE, A.P. 20 05 4.0 


Anthropology 250: Explaining Misfortune: Blame, Religion and Oracles 

255P POLITICAL ECONOMY N 511-227-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1151 BRODKIN, K. 20 16 4.0 


263P GENDER SYSTEMS N 511-260-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 4216 HALE, S. 20 15 4.0 


M269P POLITICS-REPRODUCTN N 511-332-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1201 BROWNER, C. 15 02 G 4.0 



C269R NATIVE AMER REMAINS N 511-291-200 LEC 1 W 10:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1151 THORNTON, R. 5 02 4.0 


285P ANTHRO&ARCHEOL THRY N 511-450-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P FOWLER A204 STANISH, C.S. 20 05 4.0 


Anthropology 285P: Ethnoarchaeology 

297 SLCTD TOPICS-ANTHRO N 511-521-200 SEM 1 TBA GOODWIN, M.H. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 


Anthropology 297, seminar 1: Linguistics Lab 

511-521-201 SEM 2 TBA BRODKIN, K. 8 30 2.0- 4.0 


Anthropology 297, seminar 2: Politics, Identity, and Culture 

APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND TESL 

Applied Linguistics and TESL 



C112 READNG-SCND LANG ED Y 112-373-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1343 JENSEN, L. 13 30 4.0 

C115 MEDIA-SECND LANG ED Y 112-390-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2118 GOODWIN, J. 13 30 4.0 

C116 STRUC PRES-DAY ENGL Y 112-396-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2118 CELCE-MURCIA, M. 13 30 G 4.0 

F 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2118 

201 FNCTNL FNDTNS-GRMMR Y 512-006-200 SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3143 KUMPF, L.E. 25 30 G 4.0 

C212 READNG-SCND LANG ED Y 512-073-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1343 JENSEN, L. 12 30 4.0 

C215 MEDIA-SECND LANG ED Y 512-091-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2118 GOODWIN, J. 12 30 4.0 

C216 STRUC PRES-DAY ENGL N 512-096-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2118 CELCE-MURCIA, M. 12 30 G 4.0 

F 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2118 

M224 LANGUAGE SOCIALIZTN Y 512-144-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1201 OCHS, E. 10 30 4.0 

SAME AS : ANTHRO M248 

230 INTERLANGUAGE ANLY Y 512-180-200 SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 2118 ANDERSEN, R.W. 25 30 G 4.0 

240 LANG ASSESS PROCEDR Y 512-240-200 SEM 1 TR 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 2118 BACHMAN, L.F. 25 30 G 4.0 

260 DISCOURSE ANALYSIS Y 512-360-200 SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2117 GOODWIN, C. 25 30 G 4.0 

278 DISCOURSE LAB N 512-468-200 LAB 1 M 10:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1620 OCHS, E. 7 30 4.0 

291 CURR ISS-APP LING N 512-546-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 7:50P ROYCE 148 SCHUMANN, J.H. 25 30 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 512-590-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED GOODWIN, J. 25 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


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English as a Second Language 



The English as a Second Language Placement Exam (ESLPE) will be given on Wednesday, January 5, from 6 to 9 p.m. 

Please note that there may be a fee charged for this exam. Please bring your UCLA photo identification and proof of enrollment. 

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO TAKE THE ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE PLACEMENT EXAMINATION DURING YOUR FIRST QUARTER OF STUDY AT UCLA. FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RE- 

SULT IN A HOLD ON FUTURE ENROLLMENT AND CAMPUS SERVICES. 

32 ORAL-STRESS&INTONTN Y 197-097-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1256 BRINTON, D.M. 18 30 4.0 

197-097-201 LEC 2 TR 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 18 30 4.0 


IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: ESL 33B 

33B ENGL AS A 2ND LANG Y Y 197-100-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 20 26 4.0 

F 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2112 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: ESL 33C 

33C ENGL AS A 2ND LANG Y Y 197-101-201 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 20 26 4.0 

F 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 2112 

Y 197-101-202 LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3178 BRINTON, D.M. 20 26 4.0 

F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 2112 

Y 197-101-203 LEC 3 TR 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1329 BRINTON, D.M. 0 26 4.0 

F 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 2112 

Y 197-101-204 LEC 4 MW 2:00- 4:20P ROLFE 2118 BRINTON, D.M. 20 30 4.0 


Y 197-101-205 LEC 5 TR 2:00- 4:20P ROLFE 2118 BRINTON, D.M. 20 30 4.0 


34 ADV ORAL COMUN SKLS Y 197-102-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 18 30 4.0 


IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: ESL 35 

35 DVLP COMP-ESL STDTS Y Y 197-105-201 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 20 30 G 5.0 

Y 197-105-202 LEC 2 TR 12:00- 1:50P MS 3915D BRINTON, D.M. 20 30 G 5.0 

Y 197-105-203 LEC 3 MW 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 20 30 G 5.0 

Y 197-105-204 LEC 4 TR 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2112 BRINTON, D.M. 0 30 G 5.0 

36 INTER COMP-ESL STDT Y 197-108-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1270 BRINTON, D.M. 20 30 G 5.0 

106 ADV COMP-ESL STDNTS Y 197-336-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2112 HOLTEN, C. 20 30 4.0 

107 ADV READG&VOCAB-ESL Y 197-342-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2112 JENSEN, L. 20 30 4.0 

ARCHAEOLOGY 

M201B GRAD CORE SEM-ARCHL N 515-031-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A204 VON FALKENHAUSEN,L 10 30 6.0 

SAME AS : ANTHRO M201B 

RESTRICT: ARCHAEOLOGY MAJORS 

M205 SPECL TOPCS-ARCHEOL N 515-051-200 LEC 1 F 1:00- 3:50P FOWLER A204 KRASNIEWICZ, L. 5 30 6.0 

SAME AS : ANTHRO M212S 

RESTRICT: ARCHAEOLOGY MAJORS 

Archeology M205: Digital Archaeology 

ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN 

98 PSYCH OF ARCHTCTURE N 114-290-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P PERLOFF 1209B RAND, G. 20 15 G 4.0 

194A HIST-ARCH&URBN DSGN N 114-860-200 LEC 1 TR 10:45-12:15P PERLOFF B320 FAVRO, D.G. 55 30 G 4.0 

M225B ARCHITCTNCS-SYMMTRY N 514-140-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:50A PERLOFF B126 MARCH, L.J. 20 30 4.0 

SAME AS : DESIGN CM222 

M227B GEOMETRIC MODELING N 514-189-200 LEC 1 TBA TBA TERZIDIS, K. 15 30 4.0 



M227C USER INTERACTN-DSGN N 514-190-200 LEC 1 MW 10:45-12:15P PERLOFF 1243A LIGGETT, R.S. 20 30 4.0 


RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE, URBAN PLANNING MAJORS 

271 ELEMNT-URBAN DESIGN N 514-475-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:30A PERLOFF 1243B WEINSTEIN, R.S. 20 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: ARCHITECTURE MAJORS 

294A ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCH N 514-581-200 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF RAND, G. 20 30 4.0 

ART 

1A DRAWING N 119-001-200 STU 1 TR 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 8245 DRUCKER, B. 12 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: ART MAJORS 

1B SCULPTURE N 119-002-200 STU 1 MW 8:00-11:50A DICKSON 1356 RUBINS, N.J. 12 30 4.0 


119-002-201 STU 2 TR 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 1356 12 30 4.0 


11A PAINTING N 119-016-200 STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A DICKSON 8275 SUGGS, D.D. 12 30 4.0 


119-016-201 STU 2 TR 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 8275 SUGGS, D.D. 12 30 4.0 


11B PHOTOGRAPHY N 119-017-200 STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A DICKSON 1229H 12 30 4.0 


11D NEW GENRES N 119-019-200 STU 1 TR 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 3213 PERLMAN, H. 12 30 4.0 


11E CERAMICS N 119-020-200 STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A DICKSON 1441 12 30 G 4.0 


31 MODERNISM N 119-095-200 DIS 1 F 9:00-11:50A DICKSON 4230 HOPKINS, H.T. 35 30 4.0 


32 SURVEY-CRIT THOUGHT N 119-112-200 DIS 1 F 1:00- 3:50P DICKSON 4228 CARSON, J.C. 35 30 4.0 


130 ADVANCED DRAWING N 119-624-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 8275 WICKMAN, P.A. 12 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: ART MAJORS & JUNIORS AND ABOVE 

133 ADVANCED PAINTING N 119-634-200 STU 1 MW 8:00-11:50A DICKSON 7265 12 30 4.0 


119-634-201 STU 2 TR 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 7225 12 30 4.0 



52 / ART HISTORY Winter 2000 Class Listings 



137 ADVANCED NEW GENRES N 119-641-200 STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A DICKSON 3239 RUPPERSBERG, A. 12 30 4.0 


145 ADVANCED SCULPTURE N 119-654-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 1356 RUBINS, N.J. 12 30 4.0 


147 ADVANCED PHOTOGRPHY N 119-657-200 STU 1 MW 8:00-11:50A DICKSON 1229H 12 30 4.0 


148 ADVANCED CERAMICS N 119-650-200 STU 1 TR 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 1441 12 30 G 4.0 


119-650-201 STU 2 MW 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 1441 SAXE, A.A. 12 30 G 4.0 


150 SENIOR STUDIO N 119-665-200 STU 1 TR 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 1229H BALDESSARI, J.A. 12 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: ART MAJORS & SENIORS AND ABOVE 

119-665-201 STU 2 MW 1:00- 4:50P DICKSON 8245 PITTMAN, L.G. 12 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: ART MAJORS & SENIORS AND ABOVE 

197 HONORS COURSE N 119-891-200 TUT 1 TBA KELLY, M. 10 30 4.0 


271 PAINTING N 519-365-200 STU 1 TBA WICKMAN, P.A. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


519-365-201 STU 2 TBA DRUCKER, B. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


519-365-202 STU 3 TBA HERMAN, R.R. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


519-365-203 STU 4 TBA 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


273 GRADUATE SCULPTURE N 519-375-200 STU 1 TBA RUBINS, N.J. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


519-375-201 STU 2 TBA 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


274 PHOTOGRAPHY N 519-380-200 STU 1 TBA WELLING, J. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


519-380-201 STU 2 TBA 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


275 NEW GENRE N 519-385-200 STU 1 TBA BURDEN, C.L. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


519-385-201 STU 2 TBA RUPPERSBERG, A. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


276 GRAD GROUP CRITIQUE N 519-390-200 DIS 1 T 7:00-10:00P OFF CAM PITTMAN, L.G. 10 30 G 4.0 


519-390-201 DIS 2 TBA RAY, C.R. 10 30 G 4.0 


277 GRADUATE CERAMICS N 519-395-200 STU 1 TBA SAXE, A.A. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


278 INTRDSCPLNRY STUDIO N 519-400-200 STU 1 TBA KELLY, M. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 


280 GRAD SEMINAR IN ART N 519-411-200 SEM 1 M 6:00- 7:50P OFF CAM CARSON, J.C. 10 30 G 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 519-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED KELLY, M. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


ART HISTORY 



56B INTR TO CHINESE ART N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P DODD 147 THE STAFF 270 15 0.0 

118-282-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-203 DIS 1C M 1:00- 1:50P DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-204 DIS 1D M 2:00- 2:50P DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-205 DIS 1E M 3:00- 3:50P DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-206 DIS 1F M 4:00- 4:50P DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-207 DIS 1G T 8:00- 8:50A DODD 220 15 4.0 

118-282-208 DIS 1H T 11:00-11:50A DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-209 DIS 1I T 12:00-12:50P DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-210 DIS 1J T 1:00- 1:50P DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-211 DIS 1K W 9:00- 9:50A DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-212 DIS 1L W 10:00-10:50A DODD 220 15 4.0 

118-282-213 DIS 1M W 11:00-11:50A DODD 220 0 4.0 

118-282-214 DIS 1N W 12:00-12:50P DODD 52 0 4.0 

118-282-215 DIS 1O W 2:00- 2:50P DODD 52 15 4.0 

118-282-216 DIS 1P R 8:00- 8:50A DODD 220 15 4.0 

118-282-217 DIS 1Q R 11:00-11:50A DODD 220 15 4.0 

118-282-218 DIS 1R R 12:00-12:50P DODD 220 15 4.0 

57 RENSSNC&BAROQUE ART N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DODD 147 WOODS-MARSDEN, J.C 225 14 0.0 

118-285-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 2:50P DODD 220 18 4.0 

118-285-202 DIS 1B T 3:00- 3:50P DODD 220 18 4.0 

118-285-203 DIS 1C T 4:00- 4:50P DODD 220 18 4.0 

118-285-204 DIS 1D W 8:00- 8:50A DODD 220 18 4.0 

118-285-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 1:50P DODD 220 18 4.0 

118-285-206 DIS 1F W 10:00-10:50P DODD 52 18 4.0 

118-285-207 DIS 1G W 11:00-11:50A DODD 52 18 4.0 

118-285-208 DIS 1H W 12:00-12:50P DODD 220 18 4.0 

118-285-209 DIS 1I W 1:00- 1:50P DODD 52 18 4.0 

118-285-210 DIS 1J R 8:00- 8:50A DODD 52 18 4.0 

118-285-211 DIS 1K R 9:00- 9:50A DODD 52 18 4.0 

118-285-212 DIS 1L R 10:00-10:50A DODD 52 18 4.0 

118-285-213 DIS 1M R 11:00-11:50A DODD 52 18 4.0 

118-285-214 DIS 1N R 2:00- 2:50P DODD 52 18 4.0 

118-285-215 DIS 1O R 3:00- 3:50P DODD 220 18 4.0 

118-285-216 DIS 1P F 11:00-11:50A DODD 220 18 4.0 


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118-285-217 DIS 1Q F 12:00-12:50P DODD 220 18 4.0 

118-285-218 DIS 1R F 1:00- 1:50P DODD 220 18 4.0 

C103A MUSEUM STUDIES N 118-318-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P DODD 175 60 15 T1 4.0 

104B EASTERN ISLAMIC ART N 118-521-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P DODD 161 KOMAROFF, L. 60 16 4.0 

105D GOTHIC ART N 118-527-200 LEC 1 MW 12:30- 1:45P DODD 275 35 05 4.0 

C112B AMRCN ART 1860-1900 N 118-556-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:15A DODD 275 WHITING, C.M. 35 03 4.0 


SAME AS : AFRO-AM CM112D 

C115C ADV JAPANESE ART N 118-569-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 275 THE STAFF 35 30 4.0 


C117D AZTEC ART N 118-586-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 275 KLEIN, C.F. 35 13 4.0 

127 UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 118-635-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P DODD 221A VILLASENOR BLACK,C 10 30 4.0 


118-635-201 SEM 2 M 3:00- 4:50P OFF CAM ZEITLER, B. 5 30 4.0 


C150A CNTMP ART 1940S-50S Y 118-727-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P DODD 275 KWON, M. 35 15 4.0 

195A DPRTMNTL HONORS CRS N 118-866-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED DODD VON FALKENHAUSEN,L 5 30 T1 4.0 


118-866-201 TUT 2 UNSCHED DODD PREZIOSI, D.A. 5 30 T1 4.0 


118-866-203 TUT 3 UNSCHED DODD MCCALLUM, D.F. 1 30 T1 4.0 


118-866-204 TUT 4 UNSCHED DODD VIDLER, A. 1 30 T1 4.0 

195B DPRTMNTL HONORS CRS N 118-867-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED DODD KWON, M. 5 30 T2 4.0 

118-867-201 TUT 2 UNSCHED DODD BOIME, A.I. 5 30 T2 4.0 

200 THEORIES&METHODLGYS N 518-001-200 LEC 1 R 3:15- 6:00P DODD 221A 15 20 4.0 

202 TOPICS-THEORY&CRIT N 518-017-200 SEM 1 T 11:00-12:50P DODD 221A 10 13 4.0 

C203A MUSEUM STUDIES N 518-025-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P DODD 175 10 15 T1 4.0 

C212B AMRCN ART 1860-1900 N 518-097-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:15A DODD WHITING, C.M. 10 03 4.0 



C218D AZTEC ART N 518-150-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 275 KLEIN, C.F. 35 13 G 4.0 

219B PRE-COLUMBIAN ART N 518-153-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P DODD 52 VILLASENOR BLACK,C 10 15 4.0 

225 MEDIEVAL ART N 518-200-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P OFF CAM ZEITLER, B. 10 08 4.0 

230 ITALIAN RENAISSANCE N 518-240-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P DODD KUNZLE, D.M. 10 30 4.0 

240 BAROQUE ART N 518-320-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P DODD 52 KUNZLE, D.M. 5 09 4.0 

518-320-201 SEM 2 T 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3131 VILLASENOR BLACK,C 10 15 4.0 

M241A SEM-MODERN EUROPEAN N 518-328-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 7:50P BUNCHE 2150 SABEAN, D. 5 30 T1 4.0 

SAME AS : HIST M230A 

Art History M241A: 

251 CONTEMPORARY ART N 518-408-200 DIS 1 W 3:00- 5:50P DODD 221A KWON, M. 5 30 4.0 

M262A ASIAN ARCHAEOLOGY N 518-496-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P FOWLER A204 VON FALKENHAUSEN,L 10 16 G 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 518-960-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BROWN, R.L. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: ART HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS & GRADUATE STUDENTS 

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES 



100 ASIA AM COMMUNITIES N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2209A THE STAFF 220 04 4.0 

121-300-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A LS 4127 20 0.0 

121-300-202 DIS 1B M 1:00- 1:50P CAMPBEL 2226 20 0.0 

121-300-203 DIS 1C T 2:00- 2:50P DANCE 105 20 0.0 

121-300-204 DIS 1D W 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1655 20 0.0 

121-300-205 DIS 1E W 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1270 20 0.0 

121-300-206 DIS 1F R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2168 20 0.0 

121-300-207 DIS 1G F 10:00-10:50A CAMPBEL 2226 20 0.0 

121-300-208 DIS 1H F 12:00-12:50P CAMPBEL 2226 20 0.0 

121-300-209 DIS 1I F 1:00- 1:50P CAMPBEL 2226 20 0.0 

121-300-211 DIS 1J T 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 289 20 0.0 

121-300-212 DIS 1K R 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 289 20 0.0 

101A FLD STDS-ASIAN PCFC N 121-620-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3164 THE STAFF 30 30 4.0 

107A VIDEO ETHNOGRAPHY N 121-689-200 LAB 1 R 8:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1628 ESAKI, J. 12 12 G 4.0 


M112A ASIA AM LIT TO 1980 N 121-697-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3119 THE STAFF 20 16 4.0 


115 ASIAN AMERICN WOMEN N 121-700-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3164 MATSUMOTO, V.J. 50 12 4.0 

M117 ASIA AMRC&MNTL HLTH N 121-702-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P WGYOUNG CS24 YEE-BRADBURY, C.M. 50 30 4.0 

SAME AS : PSYCH M107 

121B ASIAN AMERCN THEATR N 121-706-200 DIS 1 T 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2135 MC CARTHY, N. 20 15 4.0 


M129A HLTH-ASIAN&PAC ISLD N 121-713-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 31235 KAGAWA SINGER, M. 20 30 G 4.0 

SAME AS : COM HLT M140 

130A PILPNO AMRCN EXPRNC N 121-714-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P PERLOFF 1102 AGBAYANI-SIEWERT,P 100 30 4.0 

130B KOREAN AMRCN EXPRNC N 121-715-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 3126 PARK, K. 50 03 4.0 

130D JAPANESE AMRCN HIST N 121-717-000 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3178 AZUMA, E. 30 05 4.0 

197B CAMBDIAN AM EXPRNCE N 121-856-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1222 SODY, L. 25 16 4.0 

197C TPCS-ASIAN AMER STD N 121-857-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3123 AINA, I. 25 30 4.0 


Asian American 197C: Leadership Development 

200B ISS-ASIAN AM COMNTS N 521-013-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P KINSEY 96 ZHOU, M. 15 30 4.0 


Asian American 200B: Asian American Communities and Transnational Cultures 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 521-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED ZHOU, M. 3 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 



54 / BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY Winter 2000 Class Listings 




2 AIR POLLUTION N ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P DICKSON 2160E LEW, J.K. 360 16 4.0 

125-010-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-202 DIS 1B M 11:00-11:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-203 DIS 1C T 11:00-11:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-204 DIS 1D T 10:00-10:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-205 DIS 1E T 1:00- 1:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-206 DIS 1F W 11:00-11:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-207 DIS 1G W 10:00-10:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-208 DIS 1H R 10:00-10:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-209 DIS 1I R 2:00- 2:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-210 DIS 1J F 12:00-12:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-211 DIS 1K F 1:00- 1:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-010-213 DIS 1L F 2:00- 2:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

3 INTR-ATMOS ENVIRMNT N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MOORE 100 LYONS, L.R. 360 07 4.0 

125-015-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 3:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-202 DIS 1B M 10:00-10:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-203 DIS 1C W 12:00-12:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-204 DIS 1D T 2:00- 2:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-205 DIS 1E W 9:00- 9:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-206 DIS 1F R 3:00- 3:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-207 DIS 1G R 11:00-11:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-208 DIS 1H R 1:00- 1:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-209 DIS 1I F 9:00- 9:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-210 DIS 1J F 11:00-11:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-211 DIS 1K T 8:00- 8:50A MS 7101 30 0.0 

125-015-212 DIS 1L M 12:00-12:50P MS 7101 30 0.0 

10 INTRO-EARTH SYSTEM N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:30- 3:20P MS 7124A STEVENS, B. 30 07 4.0 

125-032-201 DIS 1A W 1:00- 1:50P MS 7101 15 0.0 

103 PHYSCAL OCEANOGRPHY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:20P MS 7124A HALPERN, D. 15 16 G 4.0 

125-309-201 DIS 1A R 4:30- 5:20P MS 7124A HALPERN, D. 15 0.0 

C145 CLDS&PRECIP&AEROSOL Y 125-571-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS PAULSON, S.E. 15 02 G 4.0 

C170 SOLAR SYSTM PLASMAS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:50P MS 7124B THORNE, R.M. 15 14 G 4.0 

125-720-201 DIS 1A R 2:30- 3:20P MS 7124B THORNE, R.M. 15 0.0 

180 NMRCL MTHD-ATMO SCI Y 125-780-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P MS 7121 FOVELL, R.G. 10 30 G 4.0 

190 OPRATNL METEOROLOGY Y 125-840-200 LAB 1 UNSCHED NO FAC WAKIMOTO, R.M. 5 30 G 2.0 


201B ATMSPHRC WAVE MOTNS Y 525-012-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P MS 7121 MECHOSO, C.R. 20 06 4.0 


M203A INTRO-ATMSPHRC CHEM Y 525-016-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:20A MS 7124A STUTZ, J.P. 30 13 4.0 

SAME AS : C&EE M262A 


C203B CLDS&PRECIP&AEROSOL N 525-019-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS PAULSON, S.E. 10 02 G 4.0 


C205A SOLAR SYSTM PLASMAS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:50P MS 7124B THORNE, R.M. 10 14 4.0 


525-024-201 DIS 1A R 2:30- 3:20P MS 7124B THORNE, R.M. 10 0.0 

212A NUM MTD-GEO FL DYNM N 525-065-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:20P MS 7121 MECHOSO, C.R. 15 13 4.0 


221 GEOPHYS TURBULENCE N 525-117-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P MS 7124B MCWILLIAMS, J.C. 15 06 4.0 


240A RADAR METEOROLOGY N 525-211-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 7124A WAKIMOTO, R.M. 15 03 4.0 

244 MTHDS-RDIATV TRNSFR N 525-235-200 LEC 1 TR 8:30- 9:50A MS 7121 LIOU, K. 15 11 4.0 


270 SEM-ATMOSPHERIC SCI N 525-389-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 4:50P MS 7124 YU, J. 50 30 2.0 


271 SEM-ATMO DYNAMICS N 525-395-200 SEM 1 F 3:30- 4:20P MS 7124 MECHOSO, C.R. 50 30 2.0 


M272B SEM-CLIMATE DYNAMCS N 525-401-200 SEM 1 TBA MCWILLIAMS, J.C. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 

SAME AS : E&S SCI M270B, GEOG M270B 


M275B SEM-SPACE PHYSICS N 525-416-200 SEM 1 F 3:30- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3637 KIVELSON, M.G. 10 30 SU 2.0 

SAME AS : E&S SCI M288B 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 525-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LEW, J.K. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 

Undergraduates who wish to enroll in CM133 must have at least a B average in the sciences. See Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics for enrollment information. 

CM133 BIOTECHNOLOGY N 129-498-200 LEC 1 TW 4:00- 5:50P BOTANY 325 FOX, C.F. 0 16 2.0 

SAME AS : BMEDPHY CM133, CHEM CM133, CHM ENG CM133, MCD BIO CM133, MIC&IMM CM133, MICROB CM133 


CM169 CELL&SGNLNG&DIFRNTN Y 129-711-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A COLICELLI, J.J. 30 04 G 6.0 

SAME AS : HUM GEN CM169, MCD BIO CM169 

195 CRNT RSCH-BIOL CHEM N 129-870-200 DIS 1 TBA HLTHSCI GLITZ, D.G. 10 30 2.0 


201A BIOLOGICL CHEMISTRY N 529-006-200 LEC 1 TBA HOWARD, B.D. 20 30 T1 5.0 


220B RSRCH LAB ROTATIONS N 529-098-200 LAB 1 TBA EDWARDS, P.A. 20 30 SU 2.0- 8.0 


See Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics for CM233 enrollment information. 


SAME AS : BMEDPHY CM233, CHEM CM233, CHM ENG CM233, MCD BIO CM233, MIC&IMM CM233, MICROB CM233 


251B TRNSCRPTNL REGULATN N 529-304-200 SEM 1 F 1:00- 1:50P MBI CAREY, M.F. 20 30 SU 2.0 



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M266B SEM-MOLEC EMBRYOLGY N 529-404-200 SEM 1 F 4:30- 5:50P MBI 159 ZIPURSKY, S.L. 30 30 SU 2.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO M266B 



SAME AS : CHEM M267, HUM GEN CM267, MCD BIO CM223 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 529-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED ROME, L.H. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


BIOMATHEMATICS 

108 INTRO-MDLNG-NEURBIO N 133-348-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A HLTHSCI AV122 NEWTON, C.M. 5 30 4.0 


M153B REGRESSION ANALYSIS Y 133-609-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:15A MS BERK, R.A. 5 13 4.0 

SAME AS : BIOSTAT M153B, STATS M120B 

160 MEDICAL&BIOL RESRCH N 133-624-200 LEC 1 TR 5:30- 7:20P HLTHSCI 13041 DOREY, F.J. 95 30 4.0 

M203 STOCHASTIC MOD-BIOL Y 533-024-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI AV122 LANGE, K.L. 25 30 4.0 

SAME AS : HUM GEN M203 


M207B APPLD GENETIC MDLNG N ----------- LEC 1 T 11:00-12:50P HLTHSCI AV139 SINSHEIMER, J.S. 0 30 4.0 

SAME AS : BIOSTAT M237B, HUM GEN M207B 


533-057-201 LAB 1A R 11:00-12:50P HLTHSCI A1241 SINSHEIMER, J.S. 0 0.0 

208A MDLNG-NEUROBIO-MATH N 533-062-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A HLTHSCI AV122 NEWTON, C.M. 10 30 4.0 


M230 COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY N 533-180-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI HUANG, S.C. 10 30 4.0 

SAME AS : BMEDPHY M230 

M260B CLINICAL RESEARCH 2 N 533-341-200 LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI ELASHOFF, R.M. 0 30 6.0 

SAME AS : MED M260B 


M271 STAT MTHDS-COMP BIO N 533-406-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:30P MS 5217 WONG, W.H. 5 30 G 4.0 

SAME AS : STATS M254 

M282 REPEATD MEASRS DSGN Y 533-496-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 61243 WEISS, R.E. 5 15 4.0 

SAME AS : BIOSTAT M236 

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 

M102 HUMN ANAT-BMED ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2808 SALEM, G.J. 25 05 G 4.0 

SAME AS : PHY SCI M102 

RESTRICT: BIOMED ENGINEERING MAJORS 

132-312-201 LAB 1A W 1:00- 2:50P BOELTER 2808 SALEM, G.J. 10 0.0 

M140 INTRO-BIOMECHANICS Y 132-540-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ENGR IV 47124 GUPTA, V. 15 30 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MECH&AE M140 

M248 BIOLOGICAL IMAGING N 532-288-200 LEC 1 MT 4:00- 5:50P JLNRC A214 CHERRY, S.R. 0 16 G 4.0 

SAME AS : BMEDPHY M248, M PHARM M248 


BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS 



SAME AS : BIOL CH CM133, CHEM CM133, CHM ENG CM133, MCD BIO CM133, MIC&IMM CM133, MICROB CM133 


200A PHYCS&CHEM-NUCL MED N 534-001-200 LEC 1 M 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI HOFFMAN, E.F. 10 30 4.0 

W 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 

R 11:30-12:20P HLTHSCI 

RESTRICT: BIOMEDICAL PHYSICS, MEDICAL PHYSICS 

202A NUCLEAR MEDICINE N 534-012-201 CLI 1 TBA HLTHSCI DAHLBOM, M. 10 30 4.0 


202B DIAGNOSTIC RADIOL N 534-013-201 CLI 1 TBA HLTHSCI KIMME-SMITH, C. 10 30 4.0 


534-013-202 CLI 2 TBA HLTHSCI MCNITT-GRAY, M. 10 30 4.0 


202C RADIATION THERAPY N 534-014-201 CLI 1 TBA HLTHSCI KOBE, L.H. 10 30 4.0 


534-014-202 CLI 2 TBA ROSEMARK, P.J. 10 30 4.0 


204 INTRO RADIATN BIOL N 534-024-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:20P HLTHSCI MCBRIDE, W.H. 10 30 4.0 


208A LAB-MEDICAL IMAGING N 534-048-200 LAB 1 TR 3:15- 5:50P HLTHSCI SINHA, U. 10 30 4.0 


214 MED IMAGE PROCESSNG N 534-084-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P HLTHSCI IV365 MCNITT-GRAY, M. 15 30 4.0 


217 STATS AND DATA ANLY N 534-102-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:20A HLTHSCI SAYRE, J. 20 30 G 4.0 


220A BIOPHYSICS N 534-120-200 LAB 1 TBA HLTHSCI HOFFMAN, E.J. 10 30 SU 2.0 


220C THERAPEUTC MED PHYS N 534-122-201 LAB 1 TBA HLTHSCI SOLBERG, T.D. 10 30 SU 2.0 


220D RAD BIO&EXP RADIATN N 534-123-200 LAB 1 TBA HLTHSCI MCBRIDE, W.H. 10 30 SU 2.0 


534-123-201 LAB 2 TBA DOUGHERTY, G.J. 10 30 SU 2.0 


221 APPLIED HEALTH PHYS N 534-126-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:20A HLTHSCI SMATHERS, J.B. 10 30 G 4.0 


223 RADIATION BIOLOGY Y 534-138-200 SEM 1 M 4:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI B3143 RAINES-CASSELMAN,M 10 30 SU 1.0 



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M230 COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY N 534-180-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI HUANG, S.C. 10 30 4.0 

SAME AS : BIOMATH M230 


See Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics for CM233 enrollment information 


SAME AS : BIOL CH CM233, CHEM CM233, CHM ENG CM233, MCD BIO CM233, MIC&IMM CM233, MICROB CM233 



SAME AS : BIOMED M248, M PHARM M248 


260B SEM-BIOMED PHYSICS N 534-361-200 SEM 1 W 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI HOFFMAN, E.F. 10 30 SU 1.0 


M266 ADVANCED MRI N 534-396-200 LEC 1 TR 1:30- 2:50P BRI COHEN, M.S. 10 30 G 4.0 

SAME AS : NEUROSC M267, PSYCTRY M266 


BIOSTATISTICS 

100B INTRO-BIOSTATISTICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00- 1:50P HLTHSCI BELIN, T.R. 120 05 4.0 

RESTRICT: ALL PUBLIC HEALTH STUDENTS ONLY 

135-301-201 LAB 1A W 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

135-301-202 LAB 1B W 2:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

135-301-203 LAB 1C W 4:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

135-301-204 LAB 1D F 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

135-301-205 LAB 1E F 2:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

135-301-206 LAB 1F F 4:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

135-301-207 LAB 1G F 9:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

135-301-208 LAB 1H W 9:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

110B BASIC BIOSTATISTICS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A HLTHSCI 61269 LI, G. 30 01 4.0 


135-361-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI 61269 30 0.0 


135-361-205 LAB M1 W 1:00- 1:50P HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

135-361-206 LAB M2 F 1:00- 1:50P HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 


SAME AS : BIOMATH M153B, STATS M120B 

200B BIOSTATISTICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI 51279 JENNRICH, R.I. 40 02 4.0 


535-002-201 DIS 1A W 8:00- 8:50A HLTHSCI 51279 40 0.0 

535-002-204 LAB M1 W 8:00- 8:50A HLTHSCI A1241 20 0.0 


535-002-205 LAB M2 TBA HLTHSCI 20 0.0 


201 APPLIED REGRESSION Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI 61262 GORNBEIN, J.A. 30 02 G 4.0 


535-006-201 LAB 1A T 9:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 


535-006-202 LAB 1B F 3:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 


M211 STATS-EPIDEMIOLOGY Y 535-066-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 61235 GREENLAND, S. 5 06 4.0 

SAME AS : EPIDEM M211, STATS M250 


233 STATSTCL MTHDS-AIDS Y 535-198-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 61243 BOSCARDIN, W.J. 8 05 2.0 

RESTRICT: BIOSTATISTICS MAJORS 

M236 REPEATD MEASRS DSGN Y 535-216-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 61243 WEISS, R.E. 20 15 4.0 


RESTRICT: BIOSTATISTICS, PUBLIC HEALTH MAJORS 


SAME AS : BIOMATH M207B, HUM GEN M207B 




245 ADV SEM-BIOSTATISTC N 535-270-200 SEM 1 MWF 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 51279 DABROWSKA, D.M. 45 30 SU 2.0 


M250B LINR STATSTCL MDLS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 51279 WONG, W.K. 30 05 G 4.0 

SAME AS : STATS M215B 


535-301-201 DIS 1A F 1:00- 1:50P HLTHSCI 51279 WONG, W.K. 30 0.0 


285 ADV TPC-RCNT DVLPMT N 535-510-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 61262 ELASHOFF, R.M. 20 12 4.0 


402A PRIN-BIOSTT CNSLTNG Y 535-604-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 61243 GJERTSON, D.W. 20 15 2.0 


402B BIOSTATSTCL CNSLTNG N ----------- DIS 1 R 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 51279 GJERTSON, D.W. 25 16 SU 4.0 


535-605-201 LAB 1A MTWRF 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI A1237 25 0.0 


403B CMPT MGMT-HLTH DATA N ----------- LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 61235 HURWITZ, E.L. 30 15 G 4.0 


535-611-201 LAB 1A T 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

535-611-202 LAB 1B R 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI A1241 15 0.0 

409 DOCTRL STAT CNSLTNG N 535-619-200 SEM 1 F 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 51279 GJERTSON, D.W. 10 30 SU 2.0 


CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 

101B HEAT TRANSFER N ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 65 16 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 

174-321-201 REC 1A F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2444 65 0.0 


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102 CHML ENGR THRMDNMCS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 65 15 G 4.0 


174-340-201 REC 1A F 2:00- 2:50P KNUDSEN 1200B 65 0.0 

104A CHEMICAL ENGR LAB 1 N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 20 14 G 6.0 


174-380-201 LAB 1A TR 8:00-11:50A BOELTER 5764 20 0.0 

104B CHEMICAL ENGR LAB 2 N ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5272 THE STAFF 15 05 G 6.0 


174-381-201 LAB 1A MW 8:00-11:50A ENGR I 3024 15 0.0 

M105A INT-ENGR THERMODYNC Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2444 ABDOU, M.A. 10 09 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MECH&AE M105A 

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGR, CHEM, BIOCHEM 

174-420-201 REC 1A F 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 2444 10 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2444 THE STAFF 55 14 G 4.0 



107 PRCS DYNAMICS&CNTRL N ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2444 THE STAFF 70 07 G 4.0 



108A PROCESS ECON&ANLY N ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5249 THE STAFF 70 09 G 4.0 


113 AIR POLLUTION ENGR N 174-457-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5436 THE STAFF 30 11 G 4.0 


C115 BIOCHEM REACTN ENGR N 174-465-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5436 THE STAFF 15 13 G 4.0 




SAME AS : BIOL CH CM133, BMEDPHY CM133, CHEM CM133, MCD BIO CM133, MIC&IMM CM133, MICROB CM133 

210 ADV CHEM REACT ENGR N 574-045-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 30 07 G 4.0 


C215 BIOCHEM REACTN ENGR N 574-071-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5436 THE STAFF 5 13 G 4.0 




SAME AS : BIOL CH CM233, BMEDPHY CM233, CHEM CM233, MCD BIO CM233, MIC&IMM CM233, MICROB CM233 

234 PLASMA CHEM&ENGR N 574-165-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5436 CHANG, J.P. 20 16 G 4.0 

M282A NONLNR DYANMC SSTMS N 574-492-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 9436 THE STAFF 10 05 G 4.0 

SAME AS : EL ENGR M242A, MECH&AE M272A 

290 SPECIAL TOPICS N 574-580-200 SEM 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5514 THE STAFF 15 13 G 2.0- 4.0 

M290U TOXICS REDUCTION N 574-600-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 1:50P HLTHSCI 41235 5 30 4.0 

SAME AS : ENV HLT M249, URB PLN M262A 

298C RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-603-200 SEM 1 F 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1620 THE STAFF 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


298D RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-604-200 SEM 1 F 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 94 THE STAFF 5 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


298F RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-606-200 SEM 1 F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4413 THE STAFF 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


298G RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-607-200 SEM 1 F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5514 THE STAFF 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


298H RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-608-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ 1354 HICKS, R.F. 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


298J RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-609-200 SEM 1 F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5514 THE STAFF 8 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


298M RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-613-201 SEM 1 F 3:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5514 THE STAFF 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


298N RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-614-200 SEM 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5514 THE STAFF 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


298S RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-619-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 4413 THE STAFF 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


298Z RESEARCH SEMINAR N 574-626-200 SEM 1 F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5514 THE STAFF 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


299 DEPARTMENTL SEMINAR N 574-630-200 SEM 1 F 1:30- 2:50P BOELTER 8500 THE STAFF 70 07 SU 2.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 574-940-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED THE STAFF 11 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 



The Chemistry Diagnostic Exam is required for 14A enrollment consideration. For exam dates, days, and times, please check the department web site at www.chem.ucla.edu, click on Undergrad 

Student Services and then Chemistry Diagnostic Exam. 

14A STRUCTRS&EQUILIBRIA N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG CS24 ZINK, J.I. 235 01 4.0 

142-114-201 DIS 1A M 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 4216 27 0.0 

142-114-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5252 26 0.0 

142-114-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2168 26 0.0 

142-114-204 DIS 1D T 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 6704 26 0.0 

142-114-205 DIS 1E W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3156 26 0.0 

142-114-206 DIS 1F W 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 4283 26 0.0 

142-114-207 DIS 1G R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5252 26 0.0 

142-114-208 DIS 1H R 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 4216 26 0.0 

142-114-209 DIS 1I F 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1601 26 0.0 

The Chemistry Diagnostic Exam is required for 14A enrollment consideration. For exam dates, days, and times, please check the department web site at www.chem.ucla.edu, click on Undergrad 

Student Services and then Chemistry Diagnostic Exam. 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG CS24 LAVELLE, L. 235 06 4.0 

142-114-221 DIS 2A M 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 230 27 0.0 

142-114-222 DIS 2B M 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 230 26 0.0 

142-114-223 DIS 2C T 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2156 26 0.0 


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142-114-224 DIS 2D T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1337 26 0.0 

142-114-225 DIS 2E W 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 6704 26 0.0 

142-114-226 DIS 2F W 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 4283 26 0.0 

142-114-227 DIS 2G R 1:00- 1:50P LS 2142 26 0.0 

142-114-228 DIS 2H F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5419 26 0.0 

142-114-229 DIS 2I F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 4283 26 0.0 

14B THERMODNMCS&KINETCS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG CS50 BAUR, M.E. 350 04 4.0 

142-116-201 DIS 1A M 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5252 23 0.0 

142-116-202 DIS 1B M 1:00- 1:50P LS 4127 23 0.0 

142-116-203 DIS 1C M 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 4283 23 0.0 

142-116-204 DIS 1D T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5225 23 0.0 

142-116-205 DIS 1E T 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3178 23 0.0 

142-116-206 DIS 1F T 1:00- 1:50P LS 2142 23 0.0 

142-116-207 DIS 1G W 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5252 23 0.0 

142-116-208 DIS 1H W 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 2288 23 0.0 

142-116-209 DIS 1I W 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5252 23 0.0 

142-116-210 DIS 1J R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5272 23 0.0 

142-116-211 DIS 1K R 11:00-11:50A MS 5217 24 0.0 

142-116-212 DIS 1L R 1:00- 1:50P MOORE 1003 24 0.0 

142-116-213 DIS 1M F 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5420 24 0.0 

142-116-214 DIS 1N F 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 4645 24 0.0 

142-116-215 DIS 1O F 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 4216 24 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG CS50 LEUNG, A.W. 350 06 4.0 

142-116-221 DIS 2A M 2:00- 2:50P LS 4127 24 0.0 

142-116-222 DIS 2B M 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5273 24 0.0 

142-116-223 DIS 2C M 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 2018 24 0.0 

142-116-224 DIS 2D T 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 289 24 0.0 

142-116-225 DIS 2E T 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 9436 24 0.0 

142-116-226 DIS 2F T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5217 23 0.0 


142-116-228 DIS 2H W 12:00-12:50P MS 5225 23 0.0 

142-116-229 DIS 2I W 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1655 23 0.0 

142-116-230 DIS 2J R 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG 4216 23 0.0 

142-116-231 DIS 2K R 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3069 23 0.0 

142-116-232 DIS 2L R 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 3069 23 0.0 

142-116-233 DIS 2M F 10:00-10:50A MS 5128 23 0.0 

142-116-234 DIS 2N F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5264 23 0.0 

142-116-235 DIS 2O F 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 4283 23 0.0 

FOR CHEMISTRY 14BL, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LAB SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop 

the course. 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 14BL 

14BL GEN&ORGN CHEM LAB 1 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 35 M 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG CS76 PANG, J.W. 240 30 2.0 

Y 142-117-201 LAB 1A T 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-202 LAB 1B T 11:30- 2:20P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-203 LAB 1C T 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-204 LAB 1D T 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-205 LAB 1E W 11:30- 2:20P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-206 LAB 1F W 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-207 LAB 1G R 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-208 LAB 1H R 11:30- 2:20P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-209 LAB 1I R 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-210 LAB 1J R 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-211 LAB 1K F 11:30- 2:20P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-212 LAB 1L F 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1049 20 0.0 

FOR CHEMISTRY 14BL, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LAB SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop 

the course. 

Y ----------- LEC 2 $ 35 M 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG CS76 PANG, J.W. 240 30 2.0 






Y 142-117-226 LAB 2F W 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1067 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-227 LAB 2G R 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1067 20 0.0 




Y 142-117-231 LAB 2K F 11:30- 2:20P WGYOUNG 1067 20 0.0 

Y 142-117-232 LAB 2L F 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1067 20 0.0 

14C ORGNC MOLEC STRCTRS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG CS50 LUCEIGH, B.A. 350 05 4.0 

142-118-201 DIS 1A M 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5252 23 0.0 

142-118-202 DIS 1B M 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2018 23 0.0 

142-118-203 DIS 1C M 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4645 23 0.0 

142-118-204 DIS 1D T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4283 23 0.0 

142-118-205 DIS 1E T 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4645 23 0.0 

142-118-206 DIS 1F T 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2018 23 0.0 


142-118-208 DIS 1H W 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4645 23 0.0 

142-118-209 DIS 1I W 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2238 23 0.0 


142-118-211 DIS 1K R 10:00-10:50A MS 5217 24 0.0 

142-118-212 DIS 1L R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 4283 24 0.0 

142-118-213 DIS 1M F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5420 24 0.0 

142-118-214 DIS 1N F 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1601 24 0.0 


FOR CHEMISTRY 14CL, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LAB SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and you MUST drop 

the course. 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 14CL 

14CL GEN&ORGN CHEM LAB 2 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 40 M 4:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG CS50 PANG, J.W. 200 08 3.0 

Y 142-119-201 LAB 1A TR 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1336 20 0.0 





Y 142-119-202 LAB 1B TR 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1340 20 0.0 

Y 142-119-203 LAB 1C TR 11:30- 2:20P WGYOUNG 1336 20 0.0 

Y 142-119-204 LAB 1D TR 11:30- 2:20P WGYOUNG 1340 20 0.0 

Y 142-119-205 LAB 1E TR 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1336 20 0.0 

Y 142-119-206 LAB 1F TR 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1340 20 0.0 

Y 142-119-207 LAB 1G TR 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1336 20 0.0 

Y 142-119-208 LAB 1H TR 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1340 20 0.0 

Y 142-119-209 LAB 1I WF 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1336 20 0.0 

Y 142-119-210 LAB 1J WF 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1340 20 0.0 

The Chemistry Diagnostic Exam is required for 20A enrollment consideration. For exam dates, days, and times, please check the department web site at www.chem.ucla.edu, click on Undergraduate 

Programs and then Chemistry Diagnostic Exam. 

20A CHEMICAL STRUCTURE N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG CS24 HEATH, J.R. 235 05 4.0 

142-140-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A MS 5217 27 0.0 


142-140-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 230 26 0.0 

142-140-204 DIS 1D T 1:00- 1:50P MS 3915G 26 0.0 

142-140-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 4413 26 0.0 


142-140-207 DIS 1G R 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5252 26 0.0 

142-140-208 DIS 1H F 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5252 26 0.0 

142-140-209 DIS 1I F 10:00-10:50A MOORE 1003 26 0.0 

20B ENERGETICS&CHANGE Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG CS50 FELKER, P.M. 350 02 4.0 

142-141-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3170 24 0.0 


142-141-203 DIS 1C M 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 3069 24 0.0 

142-141-204 DIS 1D T 8:00- 8:50A GEOLOGY 4645 24 0.0 

142-141-205 DIS 1E T 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3156 24 0.0 

142-141-206 DIS 1F T 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2018 23 0.0 


142-141-208 DIS 1H W 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3170 23 0.0 

142-141-209 DIS 1I W 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4645 23 0.0 


142-141-211 DIS 1K R 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 4283 23 0.0 

142-141-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5225 23 0.0 

142-141-213 DIS 1M F 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG 3069 23 0.0 

142-141-214 DIS 1N F 11:00-11:50A LS 4127 23 0.0 


----------- LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG CS24 KUWATA, K.T. 235 07 4.0 

142-141-221 DIS 2A M 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4645 26 0.0 

142-141-222 DIS 2B M 3:00- 3:50P MS 3915A 26 0.0 

142-141-223 DIS 2C T 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 365 26 0.0 

142-141-224 DIS 2D T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 2760 26 0.0 

142-141-225 DIS 2E W 12:00-12:50P DODD 78 26 0.0 


142-141-227 DIS 2G R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3123 26 0.0 

142-141-228 DIS 2H F 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 4216 26 0.0 

142-141-229 DIS 2I F 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4645 27 0.0 

20BH ENRGTCS&CHANGE-HNRS N 142-144-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2200 TOLBERT, S.H. 60 07 4.0 

142-144-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2200 30 0.0 

142-144-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2200 30 0.0 

FOR CHEMISTRY 20L, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LAB SECTION IS MANDATORY. If you are NOT present, your space will be reassigned and YOU will have 

to drop the class. 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 20L 

20L GENRL CHEMISTRY LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 35 M 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG CS24 PANG, J.W. 220 30 2.0 






Y 142-142-206 LAB 1F R 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1370 22 0.0 

Y 142-142-207 LAB 1G R 11:30- 2:20P WGYOUNG 1370 22 0.0 



Y 142-142-210 LAB 1J F 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1370 22 0.0 



Y ----------- LEC 2 $ 35 M 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG CS50 RUSSELL, A.A. 308 30 2.0 





Y 142-142-225 LAB 2E T 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1343 22 0.0 

Y 142-142-226 LAB 2F T 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1379 22 0.0 

Y 142-142-227 LAB 2G W 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1379 22 0.0 

Y 142-142-228 LAB 2H R 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1379 22 0.0 

Y 142-142-229 LAB 2I R 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1343 22 0.0 


Y 142-142-231 LAB 2K R 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1379 22 0.0 

Y 142-142-232 LAB 2L R 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1379 22 0.0 

Y 142-142-233 LAB 2M R 6:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1343 22 0.0 

Y 142-142-234 LAB 2N F 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1379 22 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 30 

30 INTRO-ORGANIC CHEM Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS76 HARDINGER, S.A. 235 03 4.0 

Y 142-180-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 162 27 0.0 

Y 142-180-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1601 26 0.0 

Y 142-180-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5252 26 0.0 

Y 142-180-204 DIS 1D T 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1655 26 0.0 

Y 142-180-205 DIS 1E W 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 9436 26 0.0 

Y 142-180-206 DIS 1F W 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1337 26 0.0 

Y 142-180-207 DIS 1G R 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5420 26 0.0 


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Y 142-180-208 DIS 1H F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3211 26 0.0 

Y 142-180-209 DIS 1I F 11:00-11:50A MOORE 1003 26 0.0 




30L GENRL CHEMISTRY LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 40 M 4:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG CS24 MOUSER, J.K. 80 30 3.0 

Y 142-181-201 LAB 1A TR 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 1337 20 0.0 

Y 142-181-202 LAB 1B TR 11:30- 2:20P WGYOUNG 1337 20 0.0 

Y 142-181-203 LAB 1C TR 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 1337 20 0.0 

Y 142-181-204 LAB 1D WF 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1337 20 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 110A 

110A PHYS-THERMODYNAMICS Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 2200 KNOBLER, C.M. 70 02 4.0 

Y 142-350-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 2200 70 0.0 

Y ----------- TUT 1AA R 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 2200 70 0.0 

Y ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2200 SCHWARTZ, R.N. 70 04 4.0 

Y 142-350-211 DIS 2A T 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2200 70 0.0 

Y ----------- TUT 2AA R 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2200 70 0.0 

110B STTSTC MCHNCS&KNTCS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2018 NEUHAUSER, D. 40 04 4.0 

142-357-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2018 40 0.0 

----------- TUT 1AA R 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2018 40 0.0 

113A PHYS-QUANTM MECHNCS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 2018 LIU, A.J. 40 02 4.0 

142-381-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 2018 40 0.0 

----------- TUT 1AA R 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 2018 40 0.0 


114 PHYSICAL CHEM LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 TR 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 4216 KIANG, C. 0 30 4.0 

Y 142-410-201 LAB 1D TR 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1110 0 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 114H 

114H PHYS CHEM LAB-HONOR Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 TR 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 4216 KIANG, C. 0 30 4.0 

Y 142-413-201 LAB 1A TR 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1110 0 0.0 

Y ----------- TUT 1BT TR 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1110 0 0.0 

C115B QUANTUM CHEMISTRY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWRF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 4216 BAUGH, D.A. 10 04 4.0 

142-416-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 4216 10 0.0 

C123B CLASS&STAT THERMDYN Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2018 GELBART, W.M. 10 03 4.0 

142-456-201 DIS 1A R 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2018 10 0.0 


130A ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG CS24 GARCIA-GARIBAY, M. 235 02 4.0 

Y 142-480-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A MS 5217 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4660 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 4283 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-204 DIS 1D T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5422 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-205 DIS 1E W 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4645 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-206 DIS 1F W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3211 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-207 DIS 1G R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3153 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-208 DIS 1H F 8:00- 8:50A GEOLOGY 4645 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-209 DIS 1I F 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1601 27 0.0 

Y ----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG CS24 JUNG, M.E. 235 04 4.0 

Y 142-480-221 DIS 2A M 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 164 27 0.0 

Y 142-480-222 DIS 2B M 2:00- 2:50P MS 3915G 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-223 DIS 2C T 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 4216 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-224 DIS 2D T 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2018 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-225 DIS 2E W 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5273 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-226 DIS 2F W 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 4216 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-227 DIS 2G R 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 4216 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-228 DIS 2H F 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 4216 26 0.0 

Y 142-480-229 DIS 2I F 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1655 26 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 130AL 

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO BRING LAB NOTEBOOK, GOGGLES AND LAB COAT TO YOUR FIRST LAB MEETING. 

FOR CHEMISTRY 130AL, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LAB SECTION IS MANDATORY. If YOU are not present, your space will be reassigned and YOU will have 

to drop the course. 

130AL ORGANIC CHEM LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 M 5:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG CS50 MOUSER, J.K. 320 30 2.0 


Y 142-481-202 LAB 1B T 8:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 



Y 142-481-205 LAB 1E T 5:00- 8:50P WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-206 LAB 1F T 5:00- 8:50P WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-207 LAB 1G W 12:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-208 LAB 1H W 12:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-209 LAB 1I W 4:30- 8:20P WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-210 LAB 1J W 4:30- 8:20P WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-211 LAB 1K R 8:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-212 LAB 1L R 8:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-213 LAB 1M R 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-214 LAB 1N R 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-215 LAB 1O F 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1096 20 0.0 

Y 142-481-216 LAB 1P F 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1111 20 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 130B 

130B ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS24 RUBIN, Y.F. 235 03 4.0 

Y 142-482-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A DANCE 105 26 0.0 

Y 142-482-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P MS 5225 26 0.0 

Y 142-482-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 4216 26 0.0 

Y 142-482-204 DIS 1D T 1:00- 1:50P DODD 154 26 0.0 

Y 142-482-205 DIS 1E W 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE 3156 26 0.0 

Y 142-482-206 DIS 1F W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5252 26 0.0 

Y 142-482-207 DIS 1G R 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 4283 26 0.0 

Y 142-482-208 DIS 1H F 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 4283 26 0.0 

Y 142-482-209 DIS 1I F 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1655 27 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 130BL 

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO BRING LAB NOTEBOOK, GOGGLES AND LAB COAT TO YOUR FIRST LAB MEETING. 





FOR CHEMISTRY 130BL, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST HALF HOUR OF EACH LAB SECTION IS MANDATORY. If YOU are not present, your space will be reassigned and YOU will have 


130BL ORGANIC CHEM LAB Y ----------- LEC 1 $45 M 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG CS76 MOUSER, J.K. 112 30 2.0 

142-483-201 LAB 1A T 8:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 6086 16 0.0 

142-483-202 LAB 1B T 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 6072 12 0.0 

142-483-203 LAB 1C W 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 6086 16 0.0 

142-483-204 LAB 1D W 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 6072 12 0.0 

142-483-205 LAB 1E R 8:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 6086 16 0.0 

142-483-206 LAB 1F R 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 6072 12 0.0 

142-483-207 LAB 1G R 12:30- 4:20P WGYOUNG 6086 16 0.0 

142-483-208 LAB 1H F 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 6086 12 0.0 



SAME AS : BIOL CH CM133, BMEDPHY CM133, CHM ENG CM133, MCD BIO CM133, MIC&IMM CM133, MICROB CM133 


140 ORGANIC REACTIONS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG CS50 HARDINGER, S.A. 350 07 4.0 

142-545-201 DIS 1A M 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 4283 23 0.0 

142-545-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5280 23 0.0 

142-545-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1655 23 0.0 

142-545-204 DIS 1D T 1:00- 1:50P MOORE 1003 23 0.0 

142-545-205 DIS 1E W 8:00- 8:50A DODD 78 23 0.0 

142-545-206 DIS 1F W 10:00-10:50A MS 5128 23 0.0 

142-545-207 DIS 1G W 12:00-12:50P MOORE 1003 23 0.0 

142-545-208 DIS 1H R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3156 23 0.0 

142-545-209 DIS 1I R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2317 23 0.0 

142-545-210 DIS 1J R 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2317 23 0.0 

142-545-211 DIS 1K F 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5280 24 0.0 

142-545-212 DIS 1L F 9:00- 9:50A DODD 178 24 0.0 

142-545-213 DIS 1M F 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 346 24 0.0 

142-545-214 DIS 1N F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5272 24 0.0 


C143A STRUC&MECH-ORG CHEM Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 3069 HOUK, K.M. 15 03 4.0 


153A STRCTR&ENZMS&MTBLSM Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG CS50 BATES, M.A. 350 01 4.0 

Y 142-637-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 2288 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-202 DIS 1B M 11:00-11:50A MS 3915H 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-203 DIS 1C M 1:00- 1:50P MS 3915G 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-204 DIS 1D T 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 3069 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-205 DIS 1E T 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 3069 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-206 DIS 1F T 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3069 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-207 DIS 1G W 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 3069 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-208 DIS 1H W 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5273 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-209 DIS 1I W 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 3069 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-210 DIS 1J R 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG 3069 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-211 DIS 1K R 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 3069 24 0.0 

Y 142-637-212 DIS 1L R 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 3069 24 0.0 

Y 142-637-213 DIS 1M F 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 3069 24 0.0 

Y 142-637-214 DIS 1N F 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 3069 24 0.0 

Y 142-637-215 DIS 1O F 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 3069 24 0.0 

Y ----------- LEC 2 MTWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS50 BATES, M.A. 350 03 4.0 

Y 142-637-221 DIS 2A M 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4645 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-222 DIS 2B M 1:00- 1:50P MS 6201 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-223 DIS 2C M 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2018 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-224 DIS 2D T 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG 3069 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-225 DIS 2E T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5419 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-226 DIS 2F W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3170 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-227 DIS 2G W 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1601 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-228 DIS 2H W 9:00- 9:50A MS 5217 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-229 DIS 2I W 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2288 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-230 DIS 2J R 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG 2018 23 0.0 

Y 142-637-231 DIS 2K R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3143 24 0.0 

Y 142-637-232 DIS 2L R 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5420 24 0.0 

Y 142-637-233 DIS 2M F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5252 24 0.0 

Y 142-637-234 DIS 2N F 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1657 24 0.0 

Y 142-637-235 DIS 2O F 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5252 24 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 153B 

153B DNA&RNA&PROTN SYNTH Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG CS76 MARTINSON, H.G. 100 02 4.0 

Y 142-638-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4645 25 0.0 

Y 142-638-202 DIS 1B T 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4660 25 0.0 

Y 142-638-203 DIS 1C R 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1655 25 0.0 

Y 142-638-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5217 25 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 153BH 

153BH DNA&RNA&PRTEIN-HNRS Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 3069 GRALLA, J.D. 30 05 4.0 

Y 142-635-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 3069 15 0.0 

Y 142-635-202 DIS 1B R 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 3069 15 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry 153C 

153C METABOLISM&REGULATN Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG CS76 WEST, C.A. 100 07 4.0 

142-639-201 DIS 1A W 9:00- 9:50A MS 5225 25 0.0 

142-639-202 DIS 1B R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5252 25 0.0 

142-639-203 DIS 1C R 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1655 25 0.0 

142-639-204 DIS 1D F 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1655 25 0.0 

FOR CHEMISTRY 153L, YOU ARE REQUIRED TO BRING GOGGLES, LAB COAT AND LAB MANUAL TO YOUR FIRST LAB MEETING. LAB MANUALS CAN BE PURCHASED AT 20/20 COURSE 

READER MATERIAL AT 1141 WESTWOOD BLVD. 

FOR CHEMISTRY 153L, ATTENDANCE DURING THE FIRST 15 MINUTES OF EACH LAB MEETING IS MANDATORY. If you are not present, your space will be reassigned and YOU will have 



153L BIOCHMICAL MTHDS I Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 TR 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG CS50 DREYFUSS, B.W. 308 13 4.0 

Y 142-641-201 LAB 1A T 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1089 44 0.0 



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Y 142-641-203 LAB 1C W 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1089 44 0.0 

Y 142-641-204 LAB 1D W 5:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1089 44 0.0 

Y 142-641-205 LAB 1E R 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1089 44 0.0 

Y 142-641-206 LAB 1F R 5:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 1089 44 0.0 

Y 142-641-207 LAB 1G F 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 1089 44 0.0 


154 BIOCHMICAL MTHDS II Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 TR 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG CS24 THE STAFF 0 30 G 4.0 

142-640-201 LAB 1A TR 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 6085 0 0.0 

142-640-202 LAB 1B TR 5:30- 9:20P WGYOUNG 6085 0 0.0 

142-640-203 LAB 1C WF 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 6085 0 0.0 

156 PHYSICAL BIOCHEM Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2200 HUBBELL, W.L. 60 05 4.0 

142-650-201 DIS 1A R 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2200 60 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry C174 

C174 INORG&METALORG LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 TR 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2200 HAWTHORNE, M.F. 20 13 4.0 

C175 INORG REACTION MECH Y 142-750-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2018 ABU-OMAR, M.M. 10 05 4.0 

C181 POLYMER CHEMISTRY Y 142-766-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2200 KANER, R.B. 40 03 4.0 

204 STUDNT RESEARCH SEM N 542-024-200 SEM 1 TBA WGYOUNG CLARKE, S.G. 100 30 SU 2.0 

206 CHEMISTRY OF BIO N 542-036-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 1:50P MOL SCI 1601 FUKUTO, J. 30 30 SU 2.0 


C215B QUANTUM CHEM-MTHODS N 542-092-200 LEC 1 MWRF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 4216 BAUGH, D.A. 10 04 4.0 


218 PHYS CHEM STDT SEM N 542-108-200 SEM 1 R 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2033 CARTER, E.A. 50 30 SU 2.0 


C223B CLASS&STAT THERMDYN N 542-145-200 LEC 1 MTWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2018 GELBART, W.M. 10 03 4.0 


For Chemistry 228, graduate students beyond their first year should enroll on an S/U basis. 

228 CHEMICL PHYSICS SEM N 542-170-200 SEM 1 M 4:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2033 SCHWARTZ, B.J. 150 30 2.0 


M230B STRCTURL MOLEC BIOL N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 4216 EISENBERG, D.S. 25 05 4.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO M230B 




SAME AS : BIOL CH CM233, BMEDPHY CM233, CHM ENG CM233, MCD BIO CM233, MIC&IMM CM233, MICROB CM233 


For Chemistry 241A, Professor Chapman will be teaching a Special Topics Technical Writing Course. 

241A SPCL TPCS-ORGC CHEM N 542-254-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00- 9:50A MOL SCI 3440 CHAPMAN, O.L. 30 30 2.0- 4.0 


241B SPCL TPCS-ORGC CHEM N 542-255-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MOL SCI 3440 STODDART, J.F. 15 30 2.0- 4.0 


Chemistry 241B: Topics in Medicinal Chemistry 

C243A STRUC&MECH-ORG CHEM N 542-266-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 3069 HOUK, K.M. 30 03 4.0 


244B STRTGY&DSGN-ORG SYN N 542-276-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3069 MERLIC, C.A. 0 04 4.0 

247 ORGANIC COLLOQUIUM N 542-295-200 SEM 1 R 5:00- 6:50P MOL SCI 3440 WUDL, F. 150 30 SU 2.0 



248 ORGANIC CHEM SEM N 542-309-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 4:50P MOL SCI 3440 FOOTE, C.S. 150 30 2.0 


249B PROB-ADV ORGNC CHEM N 542-314-200 LEC 1 W 7:00- 8:50P MOL SCI 3440 RUBIN, Y.F. 150 30 SU 2.0 


258 TPC-BIOCHEM&MOL BIO N 542-396-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 3069 GOBER, J.W. 150 30 2.0 


M267 CELL&SGNLNG&DIFRNTN N 542-458-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 33105A COLICELLI, J.J. 50 30 G 6.0 

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM267, HUM GEN CM267, MCD BIO CM223 


271H ADV TOPICS INORG N 542-491-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG CLARKE/VALENTINE 50 15 2.0- 4.0 


IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Chemistry C274 

C274 INORG&METALORG LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 TR 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2200 HAWTHORNE, M.F. 10 13 4.0 

C275 INORG REACTION MECH N 542-508-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2018 ABU-OMAR, M.M. 10 05 4.0 


278 INORGANIC CHEM SEM N 542-526-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 5:50P MOL SCI 3440 KAESZ, H.D. 150 30 2.0 


C281 POLYMER CHEMISTRY Y 542-537-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2200 KANER, R.B. 20 03 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 542-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED WGYOUNG JERGENSON, P.L. 300 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


CHICANA AND CHICANO STUDIES 



10A CHICANO LIFE&CULTUR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P MS 5200 GASPAR DE ALBA, A. 140 15 4.0 

144-030-201 DIS 1A T 3:30- 4:20P MS 5137 20 0.0 

144-030-202 DIS 1B T 4:30- 5:20P MS 5137 20 0.0 

144-030-203 DIS 1C W 8:00- 8:50A MS 5137 20 0.0 

144-030-204 DIS 1D W 9:00- 9:50A MS 5137 20 0.0 

144-030-205 DIS 1E R 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE 3211 20 0.0 

144-030-206 DIS 1F R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3211 20 0.0 

144-030-207 DIS 1G R 3:30- 4:20P MS 5118 20 0.0 

101 THEORETICL CONCEPTS N 144-306-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P DODD 170 MACIAS, R.F. 60 07 4.0 

109 CHICANO FOLKLORE N 144-458-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P ROYCE 154 PAREDES, R.A. 35 15 4.0 

M110 CHICANA FEMINISM N 144-460-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P DODD 162 SALDIVAR-HULL, S. 20 09 4.0 

SAME AS : WOM STD M132A 

M116 CHICANO MUSIC IN US N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SH 1200 LOZA, S.J. 15 20 4.0 


144-472-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A SH 1344 5 0.0 

144-472-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A SH 1439 5 0.0 

144-472-203 DIS 1C F 9:00- 9:50A SH 1439 5 0.0 


Winter 2000 Class Listings CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING / 63 



122 PLANNING ISS-LATINO N 144-486-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A ROYCE 154 VALENZUELA, A. 35 02 G 4.0 

128 RACE&GENDR&US LABOR N 144-504-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3150 GAPASIN, F. 35 30 G 4.0 

M145B CHICANO LIT-1960 ON Y 144-556-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1234 CALDERON, H.V. 35 16 4.0 

SAME AS : SPAN M145B 

M159B HIST-CHICANO PEOPLE N 144-711-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P KINSEY 169 GOMEZ-QUINONES, J. 10 14 4.0 

SAME AS : HIST M159B 

160 CHCNO SPCH-US SOCTY N 144-715-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3143 SANTA ANA, O. 35 13 G 4.0 

168 LATINOS-PRINT MEDIA N 144-732-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P ROYCE 164 SANTA ANA, O. 35 16 G 4.0 

197A TOPICS-CHICANO STDS N 144-880-200 SEM 1 MW 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3153 BACA, J.F. 25 04 4.0 

Chicano 197A: Community-Based Art Practice 

197B TOPICS-CHICANO STDS N 144-881-200 SEM 1 MW 11:00-12:50P ROYCE 156 PONS, M.C. 35 30 4.0 

Chicano 197B: Pre-Columbian Literature 

M197B TOPICS-CHICANO LIT N 144-879-200 SEM 1 T 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3114 SALDIVAR-HULL, S. 5 15 4.0 


Chicano Studies M197B: Refiguring Cultural Icons 

197C TOPICS-CHICANO STDS N 144-882-200 SEM 1 R 4:00- 6:50P ROYCE 154 BENAVIDEZ, M. 35 30 4.0 

Chicano 197C: Phantom Images: Chicanos in the Multimedia Age 

197D TOPICS-CHICANO STDS N 144-883-200 SEM 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 150 MACIAS, A.F. 35 02 4.0 

Chicano 197D: Race, Gender, and U.S. Labor 

197E TOPICS-CHICANO STDS N 144-884-200 SEM 1 TBA MACIAS, A.F. 35 20 4.0 

Chicano 197E: 

197F TOPICS-CHICANO STDS N 144-885-200 SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 35 20 4.0 

Chicano 197F: 

197G TOPICS-CHICANO STDS N 144-886-200 SEM 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P PERLOFF 1102 THE STAFF 35 16 4.0 

Chicano 197G: 

CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 

15 COMPUTNG-CIVIL ENGR N 147-044-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 4413 THE STAFF 20 03 G 4.0 


147-044-210 LEC 2 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 4413 FU, S.H. 20 14 G 4.0 


106A PRBLM SLV-ENGR ECON N 147-336-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5249 TU, C.K. 65 11 G 4.0 


108 INT-MCHN-DFMBL SLDS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:20P ROYCE 362 SELNA, L.G. 85 05 G 4.0 


147-348-201 REC 1A F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5440 GONG, H. 50 0.0 

147-348-202 REC 1B F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5249 GONG, H. 50 0.0 

121 FNDTNS&ERTH STRCTRS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P LS 2142 STEWART, J.P. 55 15 G 4.0 


147-426-201 DIS 1A F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5420 KIM, S. 30 0.0 

147-426-202 DIS 1B W 12:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4660 KIM, S. 20 0.0 

130 ELEM STRUCTRAL MECH Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 141 FELTON, L.P. 75 13 G 4.0 


147-521-201 REC 1A F 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1240B LIU, M. 75 0.0 

130L EXPRMT STRCTRL MECH N 147-523-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00-11:50A ENGR I 2011 THE STAFF 0 01 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: SENIORS ONLY & UG SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING STUDENTS 

135B INTRMD STRUCTR ANLY N 147-542-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5440 FELTON, L.P. 65 03 G 4.0 


142 DSN-REINF CNCR STRC N 147-569-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5440 WALLACE, J.W. 55 05 G 4.0 


147 DSGN&CNST-TALL BLDG N 147-589-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5272 SABOL, T.A. 10 09 G 4.0 


151 INTR-WATR RESR ENGR Y 147-605-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5436 SCIORTINO, A. 70 03 G 4.0 


154 ENVIRO AQUATIC CHEM Y 147-618-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5436 LAU, S. 25 09 G 4.0 


156B WATR QUAL CNTRL LAB Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00-12:50P ENGR I 4130 LAU, S. 0 05 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: CIVIL ENGINEERING SENIORS 

147-624-201 LAB 1A MW 1:00- 3:50P ENGR I 4130 0 0.0 

147-624-202 LAB 1B TR 1:00- 3:50P ENGR I 4130 0 0.0 

157C WASTEWTR TRTMT PLNT N 147-633-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5419 STENSTROM, M.K. 20 16 G 4.0 


164 HAZRDOUS WASTE SITE Y 147-658-200 LEC 1 TBA HARMON, T.C. 25 20 G 4.0 


180 INTR-TRANSPORT ENGR N 147-780-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5436 THE STAFF 35 14 G 4.0 


198 SPCL STDS-CIVIL ENG N 147-888-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5419 REED, M.F. 20 01 G 4.0 


223 ERTH RETAINNG STRCT N 547-116-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P MS 7608 FOX, M.J. 10 09 G 4.0 


225 GEOTECH ERTHQK ENGR Y 547-125-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5514 STEWART, J.P. 10 07 G 4.0 


228L ADV SOIL MECH LAB Y 547-142-200 LAB 1 TR 10:00- 1:50P ENGR I 2154 VUCETIC, M. 15 13 G 4.0 


M230 ELASTICITY N 547-150-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 9436 CARMAN, G.P. 10 07 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MECH&AE M256B 


235B FIN ELMNT ANLY-STRU N 547-176-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5422 JU, J. 30 05 G 4.0 


236 STABILITY-STRUCTS 1 N 547-180-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5264 SHUGAR, T.A. 15 01 G 4.0 


M237A DYNAMICS-STRUCTURES N 547-185-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5264 DONG, S.B. 20 09 G 4.0 



242 ADV RENFRCD CNCR DS N 547-210-200 LEC 1 TBA SELNA, L.G. 20 20 G 4.0 



64 / CLASSICS Winter 2000 Class Listings 



246 STRCT RESP-GRND MOT N 547-230-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 9436 CONTE, J.P. 30 11 G 4.0 


249 STRCTR ENGR&MECHNCS N 547-245-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 4275 CONTE, J.P. 20 15 SU 2.0 


250A SURFACE WATER HYDRO N 547-250-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5280 DRACUP, J.A. 12 14 G 4.0 


250B GROUNDWATER HYDROL N 547-251-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5280 YEH, W.W. 25 15 G 4.0 


250C CNTMNNT-GROUNDWATER N 547-252-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1655 SUN, N. 15 03 G 4.0 


255A WTR&WASTEWTR TRTMNT N 547-278-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5420 NAJM, I.N. 35 01 G 4.0 


259A TPCS-ENVIRNMNT ENGR N 547-296-200 LEC 1 T 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 4275 STOLZENBACH, K.D. 45 13 SU 2.0 


M262A INTRO-ATMSPHRC CHEM N 547-311-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A MS 7124A PAULSON, S.E. 10 13 4.0 

SAME AS : ATMOSCI M203A 


263A ENVRNMNTL TRANSPORT N 547-316-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P MS 5203 STOLZENBACH, K.D. 20 07 G 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 547-950-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED JU, J. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


CLASSICS 

Classics 



20 SURVEY-ROMAN CIVIL N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 1200 DYCK, A.R. 240 12 4.0 

148-042-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 1265 15 0.0 

148-042-202 DIS 1B R 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 94 15 0.0 

148-042-203 DIS 1C R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2292 15 0.0 

148-042-204 DIS 1D R 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2278 15 0.0 

148-042-205 DIS 1E R 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 94 15 0.0 

148-042-206 DIS 1F R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3123 15 0.0 

148-042-207 DIS 1G F 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE 3288 15 0.0 

148-042-208 DIS 1H F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1265 15 0.0 

148-042-209 DIS 1I F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2150 15 0.0 

148-042-210 DIS 1J F 10:00-10:50A DODD 220 DYCK, A.R. 15 0.0 


148-042-211 DIS 1K F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2174 15 0.0 

148-042-212 DIS 1L F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 1265 15 0.0 

148-042-213 DIS 1M F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3157 15 0.0 

148-042-214 DIS 1N F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2150 15 0.0 

148-042-215 DIS 1O F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2150 15 0.0 

148-042-216 DIS 1P F 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2156 15 0.0 

30 INTRO-CLSCL MYTHLGY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A DODD 121 FEAR, T.M. 135 03 4.0 

148-055-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2292 15 0.0 


148-055-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3123 15 0.0 

148-055-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2173 15 0.0 

148-055-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 1265 15 0.0 

148-055-205 DIS 1E F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2173 15 0.0 

148-055-206 DIS 1F F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 1265 15 0.0 

148-055-207 DIS 1G F 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2150 15 0.0 

148-055-208 DIS 1H F 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2173 15 0.0 

148-055-209 DIS 1I F 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2173 15 0.0 

98T ANCIENT ROMAN CITY N 148-295-200 SEM 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2150 MCNELIS, C.A. 15 05 G 4.0 

142 ANCIENT EPIC Y 148-511-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 3150 BERGREN, A.L. 35 15 4.0 

M146A PLATO-EARLY DIALOGS N 148-534-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2232 KELSEY, S.A. 7 06 4.0 

SAME AS : PHILOS M101A 

152 THE ANCIENT CITY Y 148-657-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2250 FRISCHER, B.D. 60 13 4.0 

M153C ARCHC GRK ART&ARCHL Y 148-662-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 170 LATTIMORE, S. 60 04 4.0 

SAME AS : ART HIS M102C 

160 LGL ADVCCY-ANCT WLD Y 148-684-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 2160 GOLDBERG, S.M. 40 14 G 4.0 

166A GREEK RELIGION N 148-749-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3211 DODD, D.B. 45 05 4.0 

197 SENIOR SEMINAR N 148-865-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2173 LATTIMORE, S. 15 16 G 4.0 

250 GREEK AND LATIN LIT N 548-294-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P DODD 248 NEWLANDS, C.E. 10 15 2.0/ 4.0 


253 TOPOG&MONUMT-ROME N 548-340-200 DIS 1 TBA FRISCHER, B.D. 10 20 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 548-620-200 SEM 1 TBA NEWLANDS, C.E. 25 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


Greek 



2 ELEMENTARY GREEK Y 149-010-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3157 SCIOLI, E.J. 20 21 5.0 

149-010-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3105 DODD, D.B. 20 21 5.0 

107 HESIOD N 149-357-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 2150 BERGREN, A.L. 15 13 4.0 


111 HERODOTUS N 149-376-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 2173 MORRIS, S.P. 15 14 4.0 

200C HIST-GREEK LITERATR N 549-012-200 LEC 1 M 10:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3161 HASLAM, M.W. 10 01 6.0 


207A EURIPIDES N 549-072-200 LEC 1 R 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3169 HASLAM, M.W. 10 16 2.0/ 4.0 


242 DIALECTS & HIST GRA N 549-360-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P DODD 154 PUHVEL, J. 10 08 4.0 



Winter 2000 Class Listings COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES / 65 



Latin 



2 ELEMENTARY LATIN Y 150-021-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3157 NEWLANDS, C.E. 20 22 5.0 

150-021-201 LEC 2 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE 2181 NEWLANDS, C.E. 20 22 5.0 

150-021-202 LEC 3 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1329 NEWLANDS, C.E. 20 22 5.0 

150-021-203 LEC 4 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3157 NEWLANDS, C.E. 20 22 5.0 

150-021-204 LEC 5 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A DODD 220 NEWLANDS, C.E. 15 22 5.0 

106 CATULLUS N 150-340-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P DODD 220 FEAR, T.M. 15 07 4.0 

110 STUDY-LATIN PROSE N 150-360-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 2173 GURVAL, R.A. 15 13 4.0 

131 MEDIAEVAL LAT PROSE N 150-505-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2173 NEWLANDS, C.E. 15 05 4.0 

229 SIGHT TRANSLATION N 550-182-200 DIS 1 TBA FEAR, T.M. 10 20 2.0/ 4.0 

COMMUNICATION STUDIES 



10 INTRO-COMMCTN STDS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P MOORE 100 SUMAN, M.W. 400 14 4.0 

154-013-201 DIS 1A M 8:00- 8:50A KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-202 DIS 1B M 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-203 DIS 1C M 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-204 DIS 1D F 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-205 DIS 1E M 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-206 DIS 1F M 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-207 DIS 1G M 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-208 DIS 1H T 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 365 20 0.0 

154-013-209 DIS 1I F 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-210 DIS 1J W 8:00- 8:50A KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-211 DIS 1K W 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-212 DIS 1L W 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-213 DIS 1M W 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-214 DIS 1N W 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-215 DIS 1O W 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-216 DIS 1P W 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-217 DIS 1Q R 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 148 20 0.0 

154-013-218 DIS 1R M 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-219 DIS 1S F 12:00-12:50P KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

154-013-220 DIS 1T F 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

100 COMMUNICATION THRY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P MOORE 100 CLAYMAN, S.E. 300 16 4.0 

154-310-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 5203 30 0.0 

154-310-202 DIS 1B T 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2135 30 0.0 

154-310-203 DIS 1C F 1:00- 1:50P DODD 162 30 0.0 

154-310-204 DIS 1D R 8:00- 8:50A ROYCE 164 30 0.0 

154-310-206 DIS 1E T 5:00- 5:50P KINSEY 346 30 0.0 

154-310-205 DIS 1F R 5:00- 5:50P KINSEY 346 30 0.0 

154-310-207 DIS 1G M 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 156 30 0.0 

154-310-208 DIS 1H T 8:00- 8:50A ROYCE 164 30 0.0 

154-310-209 DIS 1I W 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 156 30 0.0 

115 DYAD COMM&INTPR REL N 154-410-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 160 CARBONE, T. 30 30 4.0 

M144B CONVRSTNL STRCTRS 2 Y 154-577-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HERSHEY 1130 SCHEGLOFF, E.A. 10 14 4.0 

SAME AS : SOCIOL CM124B 

M147 SOCIOL OF MASS COMM N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P KNUDSEN 1220B SRINIVAS, L. 48 08 4.0 



154-598-201 DIS 1A M 5:00- 5:50P KINSEY 184 8 0.0 

154-598-202 DIS 1B W 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 230 8 0.0 

154-598-203 DIS 1C W 2:00- 2:50P MS 3915H 8 0.0 

154-598-204 DIS 1D W 5:00- 5:50P KINSEY 96 8 0.0 

154-598-205 DIS 1E F 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 346 8 0.0 

154-598-206 DIS 1F TBA 8 0.0 

M155 INFORMTN SUPERHGHWY N 154-652-200 LEC 1 TBA LAU, T. 35 20 G 4.0 

SAME AS : PLCY ST CM110 

160 POLITICAL COMUNCTN N 154-675-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P LS 2142 GROPER, R.P. 60 06 4.0 

185 FLD STD-COMMUNICATN N 154-793-200 LEC 1 T 5:00- 6:50P KINSEY 169 GREGORY, M.S. 125 30 PN 2.0- 4.0 


191HB DEPT HONORS RESRCH Y 154-791-200 DIS 1 TBA KETELAAR, T.V. 18 30 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: COMMUNICATION STUDIES MAJORS & SENIORS AND ABOVE 

197B ASIA MEDIA SYSTEMS N 154-801-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P DODD 175 PLATE, T. 80 30 4.0 

197C MEDIA&GENDR&ETHNCTY N 154-802-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 5:20P PUB POL 2232 HAMMER, R. 25 30 4.0 


Communication Studies 197C: Media and Gender and Ethnicity 

COMP MEDIA&TEL SYS N 154-802-201 LEC 2 W 5:00- 7:50P BUNCHE 2181 LAU, T. 25 20 4.0 

197F INTRPRSNL COMM MDLS N 154-805-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A PUB POL 2319 KETELAAR, T.V. 25 30 4.0 

Communication Studies 197F: Models of Interpersonal Communication 

197G EMOTION&COMMUNICATN N 154-806-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3135 KETELAAR, T.V. 25 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: COMMUNICATION STUDIES MAJORS 

Communication Studies 197G: Emotion and Communication 

TALK&MASS COMMUNCTN N 154-806-201 LEC 2 W 12:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1620 CLAYMAN, S.E. 10 06 4.0 


197J COMM&PERSONALITY N 154-807-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A MOORE 1003 FRENCH, P.A. 25 30 4.0 


Communication Studies 197J: Communication and Personality 

COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES 

19 PEER HLTH CNSLR TRN N 040-057-200 LEC 1 TBA VIELE, P.L. 0 30 4.0 

TBA 

100 INTRO-COMM HLTH SCI N 040-301-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI ANESHENSEL, C.S. 75 16 G 4.0 



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132 HLTH&DSEAS&SRV-L AM N 040-492-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 61235 TAUB, B. 20 01 4.0 


M140 HLTH-ASIAN&PAC ISLD N 040-540-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 31235 KAGAWA SINGER, M. 25 13 G 4.0 

SAME AS : ASIA AM M129A 

190 THE AGING FRONTIER N 040-840-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 31235 WALLACE, S.P. 30 06 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS ONLY 

196A INTR-HEALTH PROMOTN N 040-876-200 LEC 1 T 5:00- 7:50P HLTHSCI 41268 PRELIP, M.L. 50 20 G 4.0 

211A PROG PLAN&RSCH&EVAL N 840-067-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI MORISKY, D. 82 03 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES MAJORS 

212 ADV SOC RSH MTH-HLT N 840-072-200 LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI 31235 BOURQUE, L.B. 20 01 G 4.0 


219 STRTGY-MULTVAR ANLY N 840-115-200 DIS 1 W 1:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI ANESHENSEL, C.S. 20 30 G 4.0 


221 SOCCLTR ASPCTS-HLTH N 840-126-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 61262 SORENSON, S.B. 25 06 G 4.0 


230 FAMILY&SXL VIOLENCE N 840-180-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI SORENSON, S.B. 25 06 4.0 


238 INTRVNTN-ADOLESCNCE N 840-228-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 61235 ANDERSON, M.M. 30 02 G 4.0 


243A PUBLC HLTH PRACTICE N 840-261-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 41268 RICE, T.H. 25 06 2.0 


M249L ETHICAL ISSUES Y 840-298-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 41235 ROEMER, R.J. 10 16 G 4.0 

SAME AS : HLT SER M249L 


M255 KEEPING CHLDRN SAFE N 840-330-200 LEC 1 M 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 71257 PEEK-ASA, C.L. 10 01 G 2.0 

SAME AS : EPIDEM M255 


258 MGMT IN DISASTERS Y 840-348-200 LEC 1 F 11:00- 1:50P HLTHSCI 61235 ROTTMAN, S. 20 07 G 4.0 


270A FOUNDTNS-CMNTY HLTH N 840-422-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 61262 WALLACE, S.P. 20 15 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES MAJORS 

271 HLTH-RLTD BHVR CHNG N 840-247-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 31235 SIEGEL, J.M. 25 03 G 4.0 


282 CMNCT-HLTH PROMO&ED N 840-492-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI 61235 GLIK, D.C. 25 09 G 4.0 


283 AGING&HLTH BEHAVIOR N 840-502-200 DIS 1 R 8:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 61269 FRANK, J.C. 20 12 G 4.0 


286 SEM-BEHAV SCIEN&HLT N 840-516-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI 41235 ANESHENSEL, C.S. 24 09 SU 2.0- 4.0 


M287 POLITICS-HLTH POLCY N 840-523-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI 41268 WALLACE, S.P. 30 16 G 4.0 

SAME AS : HLT SER M287 


293 SOCL&BHVR RSCH-AIDS N 840-559-200 DIS 1 T 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 41268 MORISKY, D. 20 15 G 2.0 


431 RSRCH-WOMENS HEALTH N 840-663-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 41235 UPCHURCH, D.M. 30 05 G 4.0 


432 PERINATAL HLTH CARE N 840-664-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 61235 LU, M.C. 20 16 4.0 


434A MTRNL&CHLD HLT-DVLP N 840-668-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 41268 GALAL, O.M. 20 08 4.0 

RESTRICT: EPIDEMIOLOGY,PUBLIC HEALTH 

M436A CHILD HEALTH N 840-671-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 31235 HALFON, N. 20 08 G 4.0 

SAME AS : HLT SER M449A 

443 ASSMNT-FMLY NUTRITN N 840-686-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 31235 HARRISON, G.G. 30 15 4.0 


448 NUTRTN PLCYS&PRGRMS N 840-696-200 LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 41235 BAER, M.T. 15 03 G 4.0 


482 PRCTCM-COMUNTY HLTH N 840-765-200 DIS 1 T 9:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 61243 PRELIP, M.L. 20 11 G 4.0 


485 RSRC DEV-CMNTY HLTH N 840-770-200 LEC 1 R 9:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI 61243 PRELIP, M.L. 20 12 G 4.0 


COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 



1B WRD LIT-LAT MDL-17C N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P WGYOUNG CS76 KRISTAL, E. 160 13 4.0 

152-002-201 DIS 1A W 9:00- 9:50A MOORE 1003 20 0.0 

152-002-202 DIS 1B W 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 289 20 0.0 

152-002-203 DIS 1C W 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3150 20 0.0 

152-002-204 DIS 1D W 1:00- 1:50P MS 5118 20 0.0 

152-002-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3175 20 0.0 

152-002-206 DIS 1F W 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1270 20 0.0 

152-002-207 DIS 1G W 12:00-12:50P DODD 178 20 0.0 

152-002-208 DIS 1H W 12:00-12:50P DODD 154 20 0.0 

2CW SRV-LIT-ENLTNMT-20C Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A DODD 161 KOMAR, K.L. 108 04 G 5.0 

152-010-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A MOORE 1003 18 0.0 

F 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 289 

152-010-202 DIS 1B T 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 230 18 0.0 

F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2160 

152-010-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A DODD 178 18 0.0 

F 11:00-11:50A DODD 67 

152-010-204 DIS 1D T 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3165 18 0.0 

F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5420 

152-010-205 DIS 1E T 11:00-11:50A DICKSON 4260 18 0.0 

F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5252 

152-010-206 DIS 1F T 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1221A 18 0.0 

F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3170 

2DW GREAT BOOKS-WORLD Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-10:50A DODD 175 MANNERS, M. 90 03 G 5.0 

152-011-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 166 18 0.0 


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F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5272 

152-011-202 DIS 1B T 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3156 18 0.0 

F 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 289 

152-011-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 148 18 0.0 

F 10:00-10:50A DODD 67 

152-011-204 DIS 1D T 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 289 18 0.0 

F 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1657 

152-011-205 DIS 1E T 12:00-12:50P DANCE 103 18 0.0 

F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5280 

98T ORIENTLSM&EAST ASIA N 152-290-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 2174 BUSH, C.P. 15 13 G 4.0 

C105 COMIC VISION N 152-330-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P ROYCE 154 BAND, A.J. 40 07 4.0 

194 VARIABLE TOPICS N 152-864-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2319 CIAVOLELLA, M. 5 09 4.0 

Comparative Literature 194, seminar 1: Emotion and Language: Natural Philosophy and Literature in the Middle Ages 

152-864-201 SEM 2 TR 9:30-10:45A DANCE 105 WEBER, S. 25 12 4.0 

Comparative Literature 194, seminar 2: Introduction to Critical Theory 

152-864-202 SEM 3 MWF 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 150 SCHABERG, D.C. 25 03 4.0 

Comparative Literature 194, seminar 3: Writing of Narrative Theory 

285 TRANSLATION WORKSHP N 556-451-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1265 HEIM, M.H. 15 15 4.0 

290 CNTMP THRYS OF CRIT N 556-499-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2319 CIAVOLELLA, M. 13 09 4.0 

Comparative Literature 290, seminar 1: Emotion and Language: Natural Philosophy and Literature in the Middle Ages 

556-499-201 SEM 2 M 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1343 WEBER, S. 15 08 4.0 

Comparative Literature 290, seminar 2: 

291 PROB-THEORY OF LIT N 556-504-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3118 REINHARD, K. 15 16 4.0 

Comparative Literature 291: Biblical Hermeneutics 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 556-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED MANNERS, M. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: COMPARATIVE LITERATURE MAJORS 

COMPUTER SCIENCE 

31 INTRO TO COM SCI 1 N ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG CS24 SHINNERL, J.R. 90 28 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: EE, CS, CS&E UNDERGRAD 

187-093-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2760 45 0.0 

187-093-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2760 45 0.0 

187-093-203 DIS 1C F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5252 0 0.0 

32 INTRO TO COM SCI 2 Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1240B SHINNERL, J.R. 70 28 G 4.0 


187-096-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5436 35 0.0 


----------- LEC 2 MW 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 141 ROHR, J.A. 70 28 G 4.0 


187-096-211 DIS 2A F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5436 35 0.0 

187-096-212 DIS 2B F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2760 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MW 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 141 ROHR, J.A. 70 28 G 4.0 



187-096-222 DIS 3B F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 9436 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 4 TR 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2258A LICHTEN, L. 70 28 G 4.0 




----------- LEC 5 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1234 LICHTEN, L. 70 28 G 4.0 


187-096-241 DIS 5A F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5440 35 0.0 

187-096-242 DIS 5B F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5264 35 0.0 

M51A LOGC DSGN-DGTL SSTM Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2760 ERCEGOVAC, M.D. 62 03 G 4.0 

SAME AS : EL ENGR M16 

RESTRICT: EE, CS, CS&E, CYBER UNDERGRADS 

187-154-201 REC 1A F 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2444 62 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MW 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 2258A POTKONJAK, M. 62 09 G 4.0 


187-154-211 REC 2A F 4:00- 5:50P MS 6229 62 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2444 POTKONJAK, M. 62 05 G 4.0 



111 OPERATNG SSTMS PRIN Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 141 STELLING, P.F. 65 11 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE JUNIORS AND SENIORS 

187-336-201 LAB 1A F 8:00- 9:50A BOTANY 325 65 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1200B THE STAFF 65 15 G 4.0 


187-336-211 LAB 2A F 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 141 65 0.0 

112 COM SYS MDLG FNDMTL N ----------- LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 60 20 G 4.0 


187-338-201 LAB 1A F 2:00- 3:50P DODD 175 60 0.0 

118 CMPTR NTWRK FNDMNTL N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2760 ZHANG, L. 50 13 G 4.0 



187-350-202 REC 1B F 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5264 25 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2760 ZHANG, L. 50 15 G 4.0 



187-350-212 REC 2B F 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5264 25 0.0 

130 SOFTWARE ENGINEERNG Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5249 THE STAFF 50 07 G 4.0 


187-500-201 LAB 1A F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5440 50 0.0 

131 PROGRAMMING LANGS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 9436 MELKANOFF, M.A. 50 15 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: COM SCI,COM SCI&LING,JUNIORS&SENIORS 


187-510-202 LAB 1B F 10:00-11:50A LS 2142 25 0.0 


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----------- LEC 2 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5249 THE STAFF 50 01 G 4.0 



187-510-212 LAB 2B F 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5272 25 0.0 

132 COMPILER CONSTRCTN Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2760 THE STAFF 40 16 G 4.0 


187-545-201 LAB 1A F 2:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1651 40 0.0 

133 PARALL&DSTRBTD CMPT Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 9436 BAGRODIA, R. 40 03 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: CS,EE,CYBER,CS&L,MATH-COMP JR&SR 


M151B COMPUTR SYSTMS ARCH Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P MS 4000A LOUIE, M.E. 64 09 G 4.0 

SAME AS : EL ENGR M116C 




----------- LEC 2 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2760 THE STAFF 62 11 G 4.0 




151C DESGN-DIGITL SYSTMS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 9436 THE STAFF 30 16 G 4.0 



M152A DIGITAL DESIGN LAB Y 187-686-200 LAB 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 3815 RENNELS, D.A. 20 03 G 2.0 

SAME AS : EL ENGR M116L 


187-686-210 LAB 2 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3815 RENNELS, D.A. 20 14 G 2.0 


187-686-220 LAB 3 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 3815 RENNELS, D.A. 20 07 G 2.0 


187-686-230 LAB 4 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 3815 STAUDHAMMER, J. 0 15 G 2.0 


M152B DGTL DSGN PROJ LAB Y 187-689-200 LAB 1 TRF 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 3815 RENNELS, D.A. 20 20 G 4.0 

SAME AS : EL ENGR M116D 


187-689-210 LAB 2 TRF 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 3815 RENNELS, D.A. 20 20 G 4.0 


187-689-220 LAB 3 MWF 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 3815 RENNELS, D.A. 20 09 G 4.0 


161 ARTIFICL INTELLIGNC Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2444 ROSEN, B.E. 60 16 G 4.0 



171L DATA COMM SSTMS LAB N 187-709-200 LAB 1 R 4:00- 5:50P MS 5203 DZHANIDZE, R.P. 14 16 G 2.0- 4.0 


187-709-201 LAB 1A T 10:00-12:50P BOELTER 3704 7 G 2.0- 4.0 

187-709-220 LAB 1B T 2:00- 4:50P BOELTER 3704 7 G 2.0- 4.0 

174 ELEMNTS-CMPTR GRAPH Y 187-719-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5440 THE STAFF 60 09 G 4.0 


180 ALGORITHMS&COMPLXTY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2444 GAFNI, E.M. 70 13 G 4.0 



187-780-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-11:50A BOTANY 325 35 0.0 

181 FORML LANGS&AUTOMTA Y ----------- LEC 1 TBA KAHNG, A.B. 60 20 G 4.0 



190 COM SCI DSGN PROJCT N 187-828-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5272 KLINGER, A. 20 07 G 4.0 


201 COMPUTR SCIENCE SEM N 587-005-200 SEM 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 3400 GAFNI, E.M. 150 16 SU 2.0 

RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCI,EL ENGR GRADS 

212A QUEUEING SSTMS THRY N 587-071-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 4283 THE STAFF 25 09 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: COMPUTER SCIENCE GRAD STUDENTS 

218 ADV COMPUTER NTWRKS N 587-111-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2238 GERLA, M. 40 03 G 4.0 


219 CMP SYST MDLNG ANLY N 587-114-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P MS 3915H THE STAFF 20 05 G 2.0-12.0 


233A PARALLEL PROGRAMMNG N 587-200-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 4413 BAGRODIA, R. 25 07 G 4.0 


239 CMPTR PROG LANG&SYS N 587-232-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4283 MELKANOFF, M.A. 20 01 G 2.0-12.0 


587-232-201 LEC 2 T 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 3400 KRIEGER, M.M. 20 15 G 2.0-12.0 


587-232-202 LEC 3 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4413 REIHER, P.L. 20 11 G 2.0-12.0 


240A DATA&KNOWLEDGE BASE N 587-238-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 4413 ZANIOLO, C. 25 15 G 4.0 


241B PCTRL&MLTMEDIA DTBS N 587-244-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5419 CARDENAS, A.F. 25 07 G 4.0 


245A INTELGNT INFO SSTMS N 587-270-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5422 CHU, W.W. 25 03 G 4.0 


252A ALGRTHMS&PROCESSORS N 587-313-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5264 ERCEGOVAC, M.D. 25 07 G 4.0 


256A ADV SCALABL ARCHTCT N 587-336-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5280 TAMIR, Y. 25 03 G 4.0 


258F PHYSICL DESIGN-VLSI N 587-353-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5420 CONG, J. 25 07 G 4.0 


261A PRBLM SOLVNG&SEARCH N 587-368-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5419 KORF, R.E. 25 03 G 4.0 


262A RSNNG-PARTL BELIEFS N 587-374-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 365 DARWICHE, A.Y. 25 15 G 4.0 



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267B ARTIFCL NEURL SSTMS N 587-401-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P MS 5217 VIDAL, J.J. 20 09 G 4.0 


269 ARTIFICL INTELLIGNC N 587-410-200 SEM 1 MW 6:00- 7:50P BOELTER 5514 THE STAFF 6 20 G 2.0- 4.0 

271B DSTRIBUTD PARAM SYS N 587-427-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5422 KARPLUS, W.J. 25 13 G 4.0 


280CO ALGORITHMS N 587-486-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5420 KOUTSOUPIAS, E. 25 09 G 4.0 


280G ALGORITHMS N 587-487-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5420 GREIBACH, S.A. 25 05 G 4.0 


288S THEORETICAL COM SCI N 587-538-200 SEM 1 F 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5514 GREIBACH, S.A. 5 07 SU 2.0 


289A CUR TPCS CMPTR THRY N 587-545-200 LEC 1 TBA KOUTSOUPIAS, E. 25 20 G 2.0-12.0 

298 RSRCH SEM-CMPTR SCI N 587-581-201 SEM 1 F 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 94 ERCEGOVAC, M.D. 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


587-581-202 SEM 2 UNSCHED DISTEFANO, J.J. 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


587-581-203 SEM 3 UNSCHED TAMIR, Y. 20 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


587-581-204 SEM 4 UNSCHED ZANIOLO, C. 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


587-581-205 SEM 5 UNSCHED CONG, J. 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


587-581-206 SEM 6 UNSCHED CARDENAS, A.F. 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


587-581-207 SEM 7 UNSCHED POTKONJAK, M. 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


587-581-208 SEM 8 UNSCHED CHU, W.W. 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


587-581-209 SEM 9 UNSCHED ZHANG, L. 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 587-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED MUNTZ, R.R. 40 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


CYBERNETICS 



195H HONORS THESIS N 177-980-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED THE STAFF 10 30 PN 4.0 


DENTISTRY 

Dentistry 

98B PSYCHOLOGY OF FEAR N 175-284-200 SEM 1 T 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3131 MAZEY, K.A. 12 11 G 4.0 

Oral Biology 

201B HOMEOSTASIS-ORL SYS N 576-022-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00-12:50P DENT JUNGE, D. 20 30 G 2.0 


205 RSCH DSGN&DATA ANLY N 576-043-200 LEC 1 MR 5:15- 7:15P DENT CHIAPPELLI, F. 20 30 G 4.0 


206 TPCS-ORAL IMMUNOLGY N 576-044-200 DIS 1 F 12:00-12:50P DENT MIYASAKI, K.T. 20 07 G 1.0 

226B CRANFACL GRTH&DVLPT N 576-157-200 LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A DENT RUDOLPH, D. 20 30 T2 2.0 


260 ORAL BIOLOGY SEM N 576-360-200 SEM 1 W 5:15- 6:15P DENT WOLINSKY, L. 20 30 SU 2.0 


DESIGN 

21 COLOR N 116-063-201 STU 1 TBA DICKSON MIHICH, V.V. 20 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: DEPARTMENT CONSENT 

23 DRAWING N 116-069-200 STU 1 TBA DICKSON MIHICH, V.V. 20 30 4.0 


24 VISUAL TECHNOLOGIES N 116-072-201 STU 1 DICKSON KATAOKA, M. 18 30 4.0 


26 IMAGE CAPTURE Y 116-078-200 STU 1 DICKSON MCNALL, C.C. 18 30 4.0 


103 VISUAL COMMUNICATN N 116-318-200 LEC 1 TBA DICKSON 40 30 G 4.0 


104 DESIGN AND SOCIETY N 116-324-200 LEC 1 DICKSON HART, L.M. 40 30 4.0 


C122 ARCHITCTNCS-SYMMTRY N 116-432-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:50A PERLOFF B126 MARCH, L.J. 25 30 4.0 


C143 USER INTERACTN-DSGN Y 116-558-201 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF LIGGETT, R.S. 5 30 4.0 


154 DESIGN-PRINT MEDIA Y 116-624-200 STU 1 DICKSON 18 30 4.0 


155 DSGN-PRINT&DIGITAL Y 116-631-200 STU 1 DICKSON SWANLUND, G.J. 18 30 4.0 


156A DESIGN-VIRTUAL FORM Y 116-637-200 STU 1 DICKSON STEINKAMP, J.J. 18 30 4.0 


156B TM&MOTN-VIRTL SPACE Y 116-638-200 STU 1 DICKSON STEINKAMP, J.J. 18 30 4.0 


157B ADV INTERACTV MEDIA Y 116-644-200 STU 1 SEAMAN, W.C. 18 30 4.0 


159 SENIOR PROJECT Y 116-655-200 LEC 1 DICKSON ALLEN, R. 12 30 G 4.0 


160 TOPICS-AREA STUDIES Y 116-660-200 LEC 1 18 30 2.0- 8.0 



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182 DSGN-WORLD CULTURES N 116-882-200 STU 1 DICKSON BASSLER, J.W. 20 30 4.0 


189 TOPICS IN DESIGN N 116-887-200 LEC 1 TBA DICKSON 20 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


197 HONORS COURSE N 116-896-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED VESNA, V. 10 30 4.0 


CM222 ARCHITCTNCS-SYMMTRY N 516-132-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:50A PERLOFF B126 MARCH, L.J. 10 30 4.0 

SAME AS : ARCH&UD M225B 


CM243 USER INTERACTN-DSGN N 516-258-201 LEC 1 TBA PERLOFF LIGGETT, R.S. 5 30 4.0 

SAME AS : ARCH&UD M227C 


256 INTERACTV ENVRNMNTS Y 516-336-200 STU 1 TBA DICKSON SEAMAN, W.C. 16 30 G 4.0 


269 GRADUATE SEMINAR N 516-415-200 SEM 1 TBA DICKSON 20 30 G 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 516-960-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED VESNA, V. 25 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


401 DESIGN STUDIO 1 N 516-602-200 STU 1 TBA DICKSON VESNA, V. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


402 DESIGN STUDIO 2 Y 516-604-200 STU 1 TBA DICKSON ALLEN, R. 10 30 G 2.0- 8.0 


EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES 



1 INTRO TO EARTH SCI N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A WGYOUNG CS76 FAYEK, M. 180 04 4.0 

178-006-201 LAB 1A T 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3657 20 0.0 

178-006-202 LAB 1B T 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3657 21 0.0 

178-006-203 LAB 1C T 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3657 20 0.0 

178-006-204 LAB 1D T 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3657 20 0.0 

178-006-205 LAB 1E W 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3657 22 0.0 

178-006-206 LAB 1F W 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3657 21 0.0 

5 ENVIRON GEOLOGY-L A N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 3656 JACKSON, D.D. 60 06 4.0 

178-027-201 DIS 1A T 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3645 COOPER, K.M. 20 0.0 

178-027-202 DIS 1B T 12:30- 2:15P GEOLOGY 3645 COOPER, K.M. 20 0.0 

178-027-203 DIS 1C T 2:30- 4:15P GEOLOGY 3645 COOPER, K.M. 20 0.0 

8 EARTHQUAKES N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3656 SORNETTE, D. 66 03 4.0 

178-048-201 DIS 1A W 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4691 PROVOST, A. 24 0.0 

178-048-202 DIS 1B W 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4691 PROVOST, A. 25 0.0 

178-048-203 DIS 1C W 4:00- 5:50P GEOLOGY 4691 PROVOST, A. 25 0.0 

9 ORGN&EVLTN-SLR SYSM N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P GEOLOGY 3656 TACKLEY, P.J. 66 13 4.0 

178-054-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4691 BERZINS, R. 25 0.0 

178-054-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4691 BERZINS, R. 26 0.0 

178-054-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4691 BERZINS, R. 22 0.0 

16 MJR EVNTS-HIST LIFE N ----------- LEC 1 WF 12:00- 1:20P BUNCHE 2209A SCHOPF, J.W. 180 05 4.0 

178-097-201 LAB 1A T 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3820 20 0.0 

178-097-202 LAB 1B T 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3820 20 0.0 

178-097-203 LAB 1C T 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3820 20 0.0 

178-097-204 LAB 1D T 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3820 20 0.0 

178-097-205 LAB 1E W 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3820 20 0.0 

178-097-206 LAB 1F W 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3820 20 0.0 

178-097-207 LAB 1G R 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3820 20 0.0 

178-097-208 LAB 1H R 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3820 20 0.0 

178-097-209 LAB 1I R 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3820 20 0.0 

178-097-209 LAB 1I R 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3820 20 16 0.0 

51B OPTCL MNRLGY-PETROG Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4641 DOLLASE, W.A. 30 02 4.0 

178-155-201 LAB 1A TR 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 4641 VAZQUEZ, J.A. 15 0.0 

178-155-202 LAB 1B TR 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4641 15 0.0 

103C METAMRPHC PETROLOGY N 178-321-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4653 MANNING, C.E. 10 02 6.0 

178-321-201 LAB 1A MW 11:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4653 CACIAGLI, N. 10 0.0 

111 STRATGRAPC&FLD GEOL N 178-365-200 LEC 1 F 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 3645 INGERSOLL, R.V. 50 07 6.0 

----------- LAB 1A F 2:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3645 COWGILL, E.S. 50 0.0 

----------- FLD 1AA OFF CAM INGERSOLL, R.V. 50 0.0 

111G FIELD GEOLOGY N 178-368-200 LEC 1 F 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 3645 INGERSOLL, R.V. 10 07 2.0- 4.0 

----------- LAB 1A F 2:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3645 COWGILL, E.S. 10 0.0 

----------- FLD 1AA OFF CAM INGERSOLL, R.V. 10 0.0 

116 PALEONTOLOGY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P FRANZ 1260 RUNNEGAR, B.N. 80 14 4.0 

178-403-201 LAB 1A W 9:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 20 0.0 

178-403-202 LAB 1B W 2:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 20 0.0 

178-403-203 LAB 1C R 9:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 

178-403-204 LAB 1D R 2:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 

134 CMPTNG-ERTH&SPC SCI N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 4677 BIRD, G.P. 16 03 4.0 

178-506-201 LAB 1A T 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4691 8 0.0 

178-506-202 LAB 1B T 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 4691 8 0.0 

139 ENGR&ENVIRNMTL GEOL N 178-536-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P GEOLOGY 3645 MERIFIELD, P.M. 45 13 4.0 

152 PHYSCS OF THE EARTH Y 178-612-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A GEOLOGY 4677 ANDERSON, O.L. 45 12 4.0 

200C PLASMAS N 578-007-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY KIVELSON, M.G. 15 30 4.0 


201 CLASSICAL MECHANICS N 578-012-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY NEWMAN, W.I. 15 20 4.0 


202 CONTINUUM MECHANICS N 578-017-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY SCHUBERT, G. 15 30 4.0 


208 GEOTHERMICS N 578-038-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY ANDERSON, O.L. 15 20 4.0 


231 CRYST CHEM MINERALS N 578-186-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY DOLLASE, W.A. 15 20 4.0 



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233 MINRL PHYS&EQ OF ST N 578-198-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY ANDERSON, O.L. 15 20 4.0 


235B CURRNT RSCH-GEOCHEM N 578-211-200 DIS 1 W 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 4645 WASSON, J.T. 40 30 SU 1.0 


245A STRESS&DEFORMATION Y 578-272-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY OERTEL, G.F. 20 30 4.0 


255 STRUCT GEOL&TECTNCS N 578-330-200 SEM 1 TBA GEOLOGY YIN, A. 20 30 4.0 


261 MAGNETOSPH PLAS PHY N 578-366-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOLOGY MCPHERRON, R.L. 15 20 4.0 



SAME AS : ATMOSCI M272B, GEOG M270B 


282 SEMINAR-GEOPHYS N 578-492-200 SEM 1 TBA GEOLOGY HOUSTON, H.B. 15 20 4.0 


287B SEISMLGY&EARTH INTR N 578-525-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 1810 DAVIS, P.M. 15 30 SU 2.0 


M288B SEM-SPACE PHYSICS N 578-533-200 SEM 1 F 3:30- 4:50P GEOLOGY 6704 RUSSELL, C.T. 25 30 SU 2.0 

SAME AS : ATMOSCI M275B 


295B CURNT RSRCH-E&S SCI N 578-574-200 LEC 1 R 3:30- 4:50P GEOLOGY 3656 WASSON, J.T. 60 30 SU 1.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 578-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED NEWMAN, W.I. 25 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: GEOCHEM,GEOL,GEOPHYS GRAD STUDENTS 

EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES 

Chinese 



Students who can speak some Mandarin, can read and write some characters, and intend to enroll in Chinese 1-3R in 1999-2000 must take the Elementary Level Placement Test (a 60- 

minute written exam followed by a 5-minute interview). 

IF YOU CANNOT READ CHINESE CHARACTERS, DO NOT TAKE THE TEST. 

Students who pass the Elementary Level Placement Test will have fulfilled the one-year foreign language requirement. Those who do not pass will be placed in Chinese 1, 1A, 2, 2A, 3, 3R 

according to their scores. 

There are no official sign-ups for the test; just show up at the correct time and place and bring your UCLA ID and proof of enrollment. The elementary placement test will be given on Monday, 

January 10, 2000, 4-6 p.m., in Royce 190. 

Students who did not take elementary Chinese courses (1, 1A, 2, 2A, 3, 3R) at UCLA but wish to enroll in intermediate Chinese (4-6R) should take the Intermediate Level Test (a 60-minute 

written exam followed by a 5-minute oral interview. 

Students who pass the test will meet two years of the foreign language requirement. Those who do not pass the test will be placed in Chinese 4, 4A, 5, 5A, 6, 6R according to their scores. 

The Second Year Placement Test will be given on Monday, January 10, 2000, 4-6 p.m., in Royce 362. 

2 ELEM MODERN CHINESE N 146-006-210 DIS 1A MWF 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 3118 20 0.0 

146-006-211 DIS 1B MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5233 20 0.0 

146-006-212 DIS 1C MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3118 20 0.0 

146-006-213 DIS 1D MW 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 94 20 0.0 

F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1265 

146-006-214 DIS 1E MWF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3118 20 0.0 

146-006-215 DIS 1F MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3106 20 0.0 

146-006-216 DIS 1G TBA 20 0.0 

146-006-218 DIS 1I MWF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3120 20 0.0 

146-006-219 DIS 1J MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 3915D 20 0.0 

146-006-200 LEC M1 TR 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 362 WANG, Y. 80 08 4.0 

146-006-201 LEC M2 TR 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 362 WANG, Y. 80 08 4.0 

2A ADV ELEM MOD CHINES N 146-007-210 DIS 1A MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3115 20 0.0 

146-007-211 DIS 1B MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 6201 20 0.0 

146-007-213 DIS 1D MW 10:00-10:50A MS 5137 20 0.0 

F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3211 

146-007-214 DIS 1E MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3115 20 0.0 

146-007-215 DIS 1F MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3131 20 0.0 

146-007-216 DIS 1G MWF 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 148 20 0.0 

146-007-200 LEC M1 TR 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1651 WANG, Y. 60 08 4.0 

146-007-201 LEC M2 TR 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1651 WANG, Y. 60 08 4.0 

5 INTRMED MOD CHINESE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 1:00- 1:50P DODD 161 LIAO, R. 100 01 4.0 

146-015-211 DIS 1A MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5138 20 0.0 

146-015-212 DIS 1B MWF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3115 20 0.0 

146-015-213 DIS 1C MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3119 20 0.0 

146-015-214 DIS 1D MWF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3119 20 0.0 

146-015-205 DIS 1E MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3119 20 0.0 

5A ADV INTRM MOD CHNSE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 160 LIAO, R. 40 01 4.0 

146-016-201 DIS 1A MW 11:00-11:50A DODD 78 20 0.0 

F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3211 

146-016-202 DIS 1B MWF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 2126 20 0.0 

6R RD&WRT-INT MOD CHIN Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 162 LIAO, R. 40 01 4.0 

146-020-201 DIS 1A MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3120 20 0.0 

146-020-202 DIS 1B MWF 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3119 20 0.0 

100B ADVD MODERN CHINESE N 146-301-210 DIS 1A MW 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1337 25 0.0 

146-301-211 DIS 1B MW 12:00-12:50P MS 5127 25 0.0 

146-301-200 LEC M1 TR 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 1221A 25 13 4.0 


146-301-201 LEC M2 TR 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 1221A 25 14 4.0 


110B INTR-CLASCL CHINESE N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2232 STRASSBERG, R.E. 50 03 G 4.0 


146-361-201 DIS 1A TR 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3115 15 0.0 

146-361-202 DIS 1B TR 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3115 15 0.0 

146-361-203 DIS 1C TR 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3115 15 0.0 

146-361-204 DIS 1D TR 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2106 15 0.0 

140C CLSCL LIT-FICTION Y 146-545-200 DIS 1 MW 1:00- 2:15P BUNCHE 2160 STRASSBERG, R.E. 25 06 G 4.0 


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175 INTR-CHINESE THOUGT N 146-750-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P KINSEY 230 SCHABERG, D.C. 30 05 4.0 

190 ARCHAEOLOGY-CHINA N 146-842-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 146 DEMATTE, P. 60 04 G 4.0 

195 CHIN ETYMLGY&CALLIG N 146-870-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 96 CHOU, H.H. 25 03 4.0 

230A MODERN CHINESE LIT N 546-180-200 SEM 1 F 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3106 HUTERS, T.D. 10 30 T1 4.0 


East Asian Languages and Cultures 

161 BUDDHIST LIT-TRNSLT N 179-666-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 3134 SCHOPEN, G.R. 30 13 G 4.0 

265A TOPCS-BUDDHIST STDS N 579-325-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3115 SCHOPEN, G.R. 10 15 T1 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 579-920-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BUSWELL, R.E. 50 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: EAST ASIAN LANG GRADUATE STUDENTS 

495C TEACHING CHINESE N 579-790-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 2:30P DANCE 103 WANG, Y. 15 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


Indic 



110B INTRMEDIAT SANSKRIT N 362-361-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3119 SCHOPEN, G.R. 20 14 4.0 

Japanese 



ENROLLMENT INSTRUCTIONS FOR JAPANESE 2 OR 5: To enroll in Japanese 2 or 5 using telephone enrollment, you must enroll in a discussion section first and then choose a lecture 

section. 

If you want to exchange a lecture of Japanese 2 for another lecture of Japanese 2 (or Japanese 5 lecture for another Japanese 5 lecture), you must choose EXCHANGE SECONDARY SEC- 

TIONS when prompted to do so by the touchtone enrollment system. 

2 ELEM MOD JAPANESE N 363-006-210 DIS 1A MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3120 20 0.0 

363-006-211 DIS 1B TBA 20 0.0 

363-006-212 DIS 1C TBA 20 0.0 

363-006-213 DIS 1D TBA 20 0.0 

363-006-214 DIS 1E TBA 20 0.0 

363-006-215 DIS 1F TBA 20 0.0 

363-006-216 DIS 1G TBA 20 0.0 

363-006-217 DIS 1H MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3118 20 0.0 

363-006-218 DIS 1I MWF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1264 20 0.0 

363-006-219 DIS 1J MWF 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3115 20 0.0 

363-006-200 LEC M1 TR 10:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 1200B IWASAKI, S. 100 13 4.0 

363-006-201 LEC M2 TR 12:00-12:50P DODD 146 SUGAMOTO, N. 50 14 4.0 

363-006-202 LEC M3 TR 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 169 SUGAMOTO, N. 50 15 4.0 

5 INTRMD MOD JAPANESE Y 363-015-201 DIS 1A MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3118 20 0.0 

363-015-202 DIS 1B TBA 20 0.0 

363-015-203 DIS 1C MWF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3118 20 0.0 

363-015-204 DIS 1D TBA 20 0.0 


363-015-210 LEC M1 TR 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 3656 DOUGLAS, M.O. 50 15 4.0 

363-015-211 LEC M2 TR 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3656 DOUGLAS, M.O. 50 15 4.0 

100B ADV MODERN JAPANESE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A FOWLER A139 DOUGLAS, M.O. 60 30 4.0 

363-301-201 DIS 1A TBA 15 0.0 


363-301-203 DIS 1C TBA 15 0.0 

101A ADV RDNGS-MDRN JPNS N 363-306-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 3119 20 13 4.0 


CM123 STRUCTUR-JAPANESE 2 N 363-438-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DICKSON 3273 IWASAKI, S. 30 14 4.0 

SAME AS : LING M176B 

140B JAPANESE LIT-MEDEVL N 363-542-200 DIS 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 2126 PLUTSCHOW, H.E. 30 14 G 4.0 

C160 JAPANESE BUDDHISM N 363-660-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROYCE 164 BODIFORD, W.M. 50 12 G 4.0 

C180 RDNGS-JPNS LIT THGT N 363-785-200 DIS 1 F 2:00- 4:50P ROYCE 150 MARRA, M.F. 25 20 G 4.0 

188 PERSNLTYS-JAPAN CIV N 363-824-200 SEM 1 M 12:00- 2:50P DODD 162 PLUTSCHOW, H.E. 30 05 G 4.0 

C195 AESTHTCS&HERMNEUTCS Y 363-871-201 LEC 1 WF 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3126 MARRA, M.F. 35 05 4.0 

197A SEM-CLASSICAL JAPAN N 363-883-200 SEM 1 WF 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2150 MARRA, M.F. 15 03 G 4.0 


201B JAPANSE ACADMC TXTS N 763-006-200 LEC 1 WF 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3106 LIPPIT, S.M. 10 05 4.0 


C223 STRUCTUR-JAPANESE 2 N 763-138-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DICKSON 3273 IWASAKI, S. 10 14 4.0 


225A LING ANLY-JPNS NRTV N 763-150-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3106 AKATSUKA, N. 8 15 T1 4.0 


CM227 ANLY-JAPANSE&KOREAN N 763-162-200 LEC 1 F 2:00- 4:50P ROYCE 166 AKATSUKA, N. 15 20 G 4.0 

SAME AS : KOREAN CM227 


235A MDRN JAPANESE FICTN N 763-210-200 SEM 1 M 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3106 LIPPIT, S.M. 10 05 T1 4.0 


C249 KAMBUN&OTHR LIT STL N 763-290-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P ROLFE 3105 PLUTSCHOW, H.E. 5 16 G 4.0 


C260 JAPANESE BUDDHISM N 763-360-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3106 BODIFORD, W.M. 10 12 G 4.0 


265A JAPNS BUDDHIST TXTS N 763-390-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3123 BODIFORD, W.M. 10 15 T1 4.0 


C280 RDNGS-JPNS LIT THGT N 763-520-200 DIS 1 F 2:00- 4:50P ROYCE 150 MARRA, M.F. 10 20 G 4.0 


C295 AESTHTCS&HERMNEUTCS N 763-571-200 LEC 1 WF 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3126 MARRA, M.F. 10 05 4.0 


Korean 



Students who have a background in Korean and want to enroll in a Korean language class (1, 1A, 2, 2A, 3, 3A, 4, 4A, 5, 5A, 6, 6A, 100ABC) must take the Korean Placement Test. You will 

be placed in the proper level according to your score. 


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Students who take the test to fulfill foreign language requirement will have their scores posted to indicate who has passed one year of the foreign language requirement and who has fulilled 

two years of the foreign language requirement. 

There are no official sign-ups; just show up at the correct time and place with your UCLA ID and proof of enrollment. The test will be offered on Monday, January 10, 2000, from 4 to 6 p.m., 

at Public Policy 2214. 

2 ELEM MODERN KOREAN N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 3656 SOHN, S. 60 13 4.0 


364-006-201 DIS 1A MWF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1329 20 0.0 


364-006-203 DIS 1C MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3120 20 0.0 

364-006-204 DIS 1D MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5128 20 0.0 

2A ELEM KORN-KORN SPKR Y 364-008-210 DIS 1A MWF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1343 20 0.0 

364-008-211 DIS 1B MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5203 20 0.0 

364-008-212 DIS 1C TBA 20 0.0 

364-008-213 DIS 1D MWF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3115 20 0.0 


364-008-200 LEC M1 TR 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3211 SOHN, S. 50 13 4.0 


364-008-201 LEC M2 TR 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3211 SOHN, S. 50 15 4.0 


5 INTRMED MDRN KOREAN Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 96 LEE, E.H. 30 13 4.0 


364-015-201 DIS 1A MWF 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 94 15 0.0 


5A INTRMDT KOREAN-NATV Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A DODD 170 LEE, E.H. 60 13 4.0 


364-016-201 DIS 1A TBA 20 0.0 

364-016-202 DIS 1B MWF 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 3656 60 0.0 

364-016-203 DIS 1C MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5203 20 0.0 

100B ADV MODERN KOREAN N ----------- LEC 1 TR 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2156 LEE, E.H. 60 15 4.0 


364-301-201 DIS 1A TBA 20 0.0 

364-301-202 DIS 1B TBA 20 0.0 

364-301-203 DIS 1C TBA 20 0.0 

101B ADV RDNG-MOD KOREAN N 364-307-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3127 OH, M. 15 30 4.0 


102B ADV KOREAN CONVRSTN Y 364-313-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2156 25 06 4.0 


C105B KOREAN ACADMC TEXTS Y 364-331-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 2126 30 13 4.0 

130B MODERN KOREAN LIT N 364-482-200 LEC 1 T 12:30- 3:15P BUNCHE 3143 LEE, P.H. 15 15 G 4.0 

160 KOREAN BUDDHISM N 364-660-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROYCE 156 BUSWELL, R.E. 40 13 4.0 

C205B KOREAN ACADMC TEXTS N 764-031-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 3106 10 13 4.0 


CM227 ANLY-JAPANSE&KOREAN N 764-162-200 LEC 1 F 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3114 SOHN, S. 15 20 G 4.0 

SAME AS : JAPANSE CM227 


235A MODERN KOREAN LIT N 764-210-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P ROYCE 280B LEE, P.H. 8 05 T1 4.0 


265B KOREAN BDDHST TEXTS N 764-391-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 4:50P DICKSON 4260 BUSWELL, R.E. 10 08 T2 4.0 


295A TRDTNL KOREAN CULTR N 764-572-200 SEM 1 TBA YIM, S.G. 10 20 T1 4.0 


296A MODERN KOREAN CULTR N 764-576-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2106 LEE, T.S. 15 09 T1 4.0 


South and Southeast Asian Languages and Cultures 



40B INTRODUCTORY HINDI Y 351-121-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2214 MAHAJAN, G. 40 30 G 5.0 

F 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2214 


41B INTERMEDIATE HINDI Y 351-124-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3157 MAHAJAN, G. 20 30 G 5.0 

F 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 2118 


50B INTRO VIETNAMESE Y 351-151-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3118 PHAM, T.C. 20 26 G 5.0 

F 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3114 


51B INTERMDT VIETNAMESE Y 351-154-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3115 PHAM, T.C. 20 26 G 5.0 

F 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3118 


60B INTRODUCTORY THAI Y 351-181-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1256 JATURONGKACHOKE, K 20 20 G 5.0 

F 12:00-12:50P KINSEY 289 


61A INTERMEDIATE THAI Y 351-183-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P MS 5148 JATURONGKACHOKE, K 25 20 G 5.0 

F 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 96 

70B INTRO TAGALOG Y 351-211-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P DODD 167 AZORES, T.M. 40 30 G 5.0 

F 2:00- 2:50P DODD 167 


71B INTERMEDIAT TAGALOG Y 351-214-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 148 AZORES, T.M. 20 30 G 5.0 

F 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 148 


80B INTRO INDONESIAN Y 351-241-200 LEC 1 M 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 20 20 5.0 

F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3112 

TBA 


ECONOMICS 




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1 PRIN OF ECONOMICS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P FOWLER A103B CAMERON, T.A. 280 14 0.0 

180-004-201 QIZ 1A M 10:00-10:50A DANCE 105 20 4.0 

180-004-202 QIZ 1B M 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3157 20 4.0 

180-004-203 QIZ 1C M 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 4.0 

180-004-204 QIZ 1D T 3:00- 3:50P DANCE 103 20 4.0 

180-004-205 QIZ 1E T 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 4.0 

180-004-206 QIZ 1F W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 4.0 

180-004-207 QIZ 1G W 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 4.0 

180-004-208 QIZ 1H R 5:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3157 20 4.0 

180-004-209 QIZ 1I R 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2156 20 4.0 

180-004-210 QIZ 1J F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2168 20 4.0 

180-004-211 QIZ 1K F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3123 20 4.0 

180-004-212 QIZ 1L M 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3153 20 4.0 

180-004-213 QIZ 1M W 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2181 20 4.0 

180-004-214 QIZ 1N F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3117 20 4.0 

----------- LEC 2 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 147 BRESNOCK, 280 12 0.0 

180-004-221 QIZ 2A M 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE A152 20 4.0 

180-004-222 QIZ 2B M 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2178 20 4.0 

180-004-223 QIZ 2C M 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3143 20 4.0 

180-004-224 QIZ 2D T 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1264 20 4.0 

180-004-225 QIZ 2E T 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 4.0 

180-004-226 QIZ 2F W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2178 20 4.0 

180-004-227 QIZ 2G W 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 4.0 

180-004-228 QIZ 2H W 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2156 20 4.0 

180-004-229 QIZ 2I R 12:00-12:50P DANCE 103 20 4.0 

180-004-230 QIZ 2J R 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 4.0 

180-004-231 QIZ 2K F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3157 20 4.0 

180-004-232 QIZ 2L T 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 184 20 4.0 

180-004-233 QIZ 2M R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2168 20 4.0 

180-004-234 QIZ 2N F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 4.0 

2 PRIN OF ECONOMICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 1200 HOOKS, L.M. 280 03 0.0 

180-008-201 QIZ 1A M 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 1221A 20 4.0 

180-008-202 QIZ 1B M 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2278 20 4.0 

180-008-203 QIZ 1C M 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3112 20 4.0 

180-008-204 QIZ 1D T 1:00- 1:50P DANCE 105 20 4.0 

180-008-205 QIZ 1E W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE A152 20 4.0 

180-008-206 QIZ 1F R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 1221A 20 4.0 

180-008-207 QIZ 1G M 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2156 20 4.0 

180-008-208 QIZ 1H F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2156 20 4.0 

180-008-209 QIZ 1I F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3117 20 4.0 

180-008-210 QIZ 1J W 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2242 20 4.0 

180-008-211 QIZ 1K W 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2232 20 4.0 

180-008-212 QIZ 1L M 12:00-12:50P DODD 178 20 4.0 

180-008-213 QIZ 1M F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3156 20 4.0 

180-008-214 QIZ 1N F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 1221A 20 4.0 

----------- LEC 2 TR 3:30- 4:45P FOWLER A103B MCDEVITT, E.P. 280 16 0.0 

180-008-221 QIZ 2A R 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3115 20 4.0 

180-008-222 QIZ 2B R 5:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3288 20 4.0 

180-008-223 QIZ 2C T 5:00- 5:50P BUNCHE A152 20 4.0 

180-008-224 QIZ 2D T 5:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2160 20 4.0 

180-008-225 QIZ 2E T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 1221A 20 4.0 

180-008-226 QIZ 2F W 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2278 20 4.0 

180-008-227 QIZ 2G W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3153 20 4.0 

180-008-228 QIZ 2H W 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3135 20 4.0 

180-008-229 QIZ 2I W 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1278 20 4.0 

180-008-230 QIZ 2J F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3170 20 4.0 

180-008-231 QIZ 2K W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1221A 20 4.0 

180-008-232 QIZ 2L T 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE A152 20 4.0 

180-008-233 QIZ 2M F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3153 20 4.0 

180-008-234 QIZ 2N F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3143 20 4.0 

11 MICROECONOMC THEORY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A DODD 147 SHIN, K.H. 200 11 4.0 

180-052-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3123 25 0.0 

180-052-202 DIS 1B M 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 

180-052-203 DIS 1C T 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2242 25 0.0 

180-052-204 DIS 1D T 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2168 25 0.0 

180-052-205 DIS 1E W 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 

180-052-206 DIS 1F R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 

180-052-207 DIS 1G F 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2333 25 0.0 

180-052-208 DIS 1H W 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 TR 9:30-10:45A MS 4000A BANKS, 200 12 4.0 

180-052-221 DIS 2A M 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2242 25 0.0 

180-052-222 DIS 2B R 8:00- 8:50A KINSEY 184 25 0.0 

180-052-223 DIS 2C T 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 346 25 0.0 

180-052-224 DIS 2D R 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 

180-052-225 DIS 2E T 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 

180-052-226 DIS 2F T 8:00- 8:50A KINSEY 184 25 0.0 

180-052-227 DIS 2G W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 

180-052-228 DIS 2H R 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 230 25 0.0 

M40 INTRO-STATIS MTHDS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1234 SCHOENBERG, F.R. 30 03 4.0 


180-150-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5420 10 0.0 

180-150-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 4:50P MS 5128 10 0.0 

180-150-203 DIS 1C R 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4660 10 0.0 

180-150-220 LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 190 STRAND, M.J. 30 04 4.0 

180-150-221 LEC 2A R 4:00- 4:50P MS 5128 10 4.0 

180-150-222 LEC 2B T 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3115 10 4.0 

180-150-223 LEC 2C R 3:00- 3:50P MS 5137 10 4.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Economics 101 

101 MICROECONOMC THEORY Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A ROLFE 1200 ZAME, W.R. 200 11 4.0 

Y 180-346-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 162 20 0.0 


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Y 180-346-202 DIS 1B T 5:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2181 20 0.0 

Y 180-346-203 DIS 1C R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 0.0 

Y 180-346-204 DIS 1D R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3211 20 0.0 

Y 180-346-205 DIS 1E R 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2242 20 0.0 

Y 180-346-206 DIS 1F T 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3211 20 0.0 

Y 180-346-207 DIS 1G W 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3170 20 0.0 

Y 180-346-208 DIS 1H W 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2238 20 0.0 

Y 180-346-209 DIS 1I TBA 20 0.0 

Y 180-346-210 DIS 1J TBA 20 0.0 

Y ----------- LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 1200 MURPHY, G.G. 180 15 4.0 

Y 180-346-221 DIS 2A T 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2242 18 0.0 

Y 180-346-222 DIS 2B R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2156 18 0.0 

Y 180-346-223 DIS 2C R 5:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3123 18 0.0 

Y 180-346-224 DIS 2D W 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1337 18 0.0 

Y 180-346-225 DIS 2E W 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3164 18 0.0 

Y 180-346-226 DIS 2F T 5:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2168 18 0.0 

Y 180-346-227 DIS 2G F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1221A 18 0.0 

Y 180-346-228 DIS 2H W 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3153 18 0.0 

Y 180-346-229 DIS 2I TBA 18 0.0 

Y 180-346-230 DIS 2J TBA 18 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Economics 102 

102 MACRO ECON THEORY Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A BUNCHE 2209A AZARIADIS, C. 120 11 4.0 

Y 180-364-201 QIZ 1A M 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3211 30 0.0 

Y 180-364-202 QIZ 1B W 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2242 30 0.0 

Y 180-364-203 QIZ 1C T 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3153 30 0.0 

Y 180-364-204 QIZ 1D R 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1337 30 0.0 

Y ----------- LEC 2 TR 9:30-10:45A ROYCE 190 OHANIAN, L. 120 12 4.0 

Y 180-364-211 QIZ 2A T 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1337 30 0.0 

Y 180-364-212 QIZ 2B R 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2242 30 0.0 

Y 180-364-213 QIZ 2C T 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3211 30 0.0 

Y 180-364-214 QIZ 2D R 3:00- 3:50P DODD 178 30 0.0 

Y ----------- LEC 3 TR 11:00-12:15P ROYCE 190 OHANIAN, L. 120 13 4.0 

Y 180-364-221 QIZ 3A T 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1323 30 0.0 

Y 180-364-222 QIZ 3B T 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3153 30 0.0 

Y 180-364-223 QIZ 3C R 3:00- 3:50P DODD 154 30 0.0 

Y 180-364-224 QIZ 3D R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1221A 30 0.0 

103 INTRO-ECONOMETRICS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 175 THOMAS, D. 80 12 5.0 

180-374-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2035H 20 0.0 

180-374-202 DIS 1B T 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2035H 20 0.0 

180-374-203 DIS 1C W 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2035H 20 0.0 

180-374-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2035H 20 0.0 

Economics 106 is limited to SENIOR business economics majors on the first telephone enrollment pass. Other business economics majors may enroll during the second enrollment pass. 

106 TOPCS-BUSINESS ECON Y 180-413-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 2160 CORTS, K.S. 30 12 4.0 

RESTRICT: BUSINESS/ECON MAJORS 

107 HIST OF ECON THEORY Y 180-421-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P DICKSON 2160E MURPHY, G.G. 200 07 4.0 

112 POLICIES-ECON DEV Y 180-457-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 2209A LAL, D.K. 150 15 4.0 

120 URBAN&REGIONAL ECON Y 180-475-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P DODD 146 HIRSCH, W.Z. 60 16 4.0 

130 PUBLIC FINANCE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A PUB POL 1246 MCGARRY, K.M. 100 11 4.0 

180-502-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3175 50 0.0 

180-502-202 DIS 1B R 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3126 50 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 1246 MCGARRY, K.M. 100 12 4.0 

180-502-211 DIS 2A T 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3126 50 0.0 

180-502-212 DIS 2B R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3175 50 0.0 

M136 ECON MDL-POL CNFLCT Y 180-554-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3157 HIRSHLEIFER, J. 10 09 4.0 

SAME AS : POL SCI M106 


142 PROBBLSTC MICROECON Y 180-582-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3170 BENNARDO, A. 35 13 4.0 

147A INTRO-ECONOMETRICS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 2232 DWYER, M.J. 50 15 4.0 

180-637-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 

180-637-202 DIS 1B R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 

150 WAGE THEORY Y 180-646-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1246 DEVEREUX, P.J. 90 06 4.0 

160 MONEY AND BANKING Y 180-673-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P ROLFE 1200 BAIM, D. 200 16 4.0 

170 MONOPOLY&COMPETITN Y 180-710-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 161 WILLIAMS, D.L. 90 13 4.0 

171 IND ORG-THEOR&TCTCS Y 180-718-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A DODD 161 GRIFFITH, R.S. 90 11 4.0 

172 ANLY-LAWS&LEGL INST Y 180-745-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1246 THOMPSON, E.A. 80 07 4.0 


173 CENTRALIZED MARKETS Y 180-748-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 2250 BATCHELDER, R.W. 50 15 4.0 



174 ORGNZTN OF THE FIRM Y 180-751-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:20A DODD 146 GALLES, G.M. 50 01 4.0 



184 ENTRPRS&ENTRPRNR-US N 180-802-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A PUB POL 2214 SOKOLOFF, K.L. 50 11 4.0 


188E APPLICATN ECON THRY N 180-876-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 2249 TAVARES, J.A. 20 30 G 4.0 


Economics 188E: Macroeconomics and Politics 

188F APPLICATN ECON THRY N 180-877-200 SEM 1 MW 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 2249 YELLEN, E. 16 30 G 4.0 


Economics 188F: The Trading Game 

188G APPLICATN ECON THRY N 180-878-200 SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:30A BUNCHE 2249 GRETSKY 20 30 G 4.0 


Economics 188G: Mathematical Finance I 

191 INTERNTL TRADE THRY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A PUB POL 1222 SWANSON, R.B. 80 01 4.0 

180-817-201 DIS 1A W 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2232 40 0.0 

180-817-202 DIS 1B F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3170 40 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1234 SWANSON, R.B. 80 04 4.0 

180-817-211 DIS 2A M 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3156 40 0.0 

180-817-212 DIS 2B W 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3156 40 0.0 


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192 INTERNATNL FINANCE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 1246 LAHIRI, A. 80 15 4.0 

180-826-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3156 40 0.0 

180-826-202 DIS 1B R 4:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3126 40 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 1246 BELLETTINI, 80 13 4.0 

180-826-211 DIS 2A T 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4660 40 0.0 

180-826-212 DIS 2B R 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 365 40 0.0 

193 INTRNATNL AREA STDS N 180-829-201 SEM 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 8349 VEGH, C.A. 20 12 4.0 


180-829-202 SEM 2 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 8357 LAHIRI, A. 20 12 4.0 


180-829-203 SEM 3 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE TORNELL, A. 20 12 4.0 


195H HONORS THESIS SEM N 180-836-200 SEM 1 TBA ROSENTHAL, J. 20 30 4.0 


201B GAME THRY&INFO ECON N 580-060-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A DODD 146 ZAME, W.R. 70 13 4.0 

F 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2214 

RESTRICT: ECONOMICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 

202B BUSINESS CYCLES N 580-010-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P DODD 146 HANSEN, G.D. 70 06 4.0 

F 12:00- 1:50P DODD 146 


203B SINGLE EQUATN MODLS N 580-022-200 LEC 1 TR 1:30- 2:50P DODD 146 KYRIAZIDOU, E. 70 15 4.0 

F 2:00- 3:50P DODD 146 


204A APPLIC OF ECON THRY N 580-031-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE A162 TORNELL, A. 16 15 4.0 


204H APPLIC OF ECON THRY N 580-039-200 LEC 1 TBA CAMERON, T.A. 20 30 4.0 


M204M PHARMCTCL ECON&PLCY N 580-047-200 SEM 1 R 4:30- 6:50P HLTHSCI COMANOR, W.S. 20 30 T2 1.0 

SAME AS : HLT SER M204B 


205 ECONOMIC MODELING N 580-043-200 LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2173 AOKI, M. 16 03 4.0 


211B UNCRTNTY&INFO&GAMES N 580-071-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 1221A CAI, H. 30 15 4.0 


212A SEARCH THEORY N 580-077-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE A152 BENNARDO, 16 14 4.0 


218B SEM-ECONOMIC THEORY N 580-110-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 4:50P ROLFE 2106 CAI, H. 12 30 SU 4.0 


219B ECON THRY&MATH ECON N 580-113-200 LEC 1 R 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 2249 CAI, H. 40 30 SU 4.0 


228B SEM-MONETARY ECON N 580-167-200 SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 30 SU 4.0 


229B WKSHP-MONETARY ECON N 580-173-200 LEC 1 M 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 2160 AZARIADIS, C. 40 30 SU 4.0 


231B SYSTEM MODELS N 580-188-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:30P BUNCHE 1221A DWYER, M.J. 24 06 4.0 


232D TOPICS-ECONOMETRICS N 580-196-200 LEC 1 M 11:00-12:30P KINSEY 94 KYRIAZIDOU, E. 16 05 4.0 

F 12:00- 1:30P PUB POL 2292 


239B WRKSHP-ECONOMETRICS N 580-235-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 5:30P BUNCHE 2160 IMBENS, G.W. 40 16 SU 4.0 


242 ECON HIST OF THE US N 580-254-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2249 SOKOLOFF, K.L. 24 13 4.0 


249B HIST-ENTRPRNRSHP-US N 580-323-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 3:30P BUNCHE 9383 SOKOLOFF, K.L. 20 30 SU 4.0 


251A THEORY&POLCY-TAXATN N 580-331-200 LEC 1 TRF 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2249 HARBERGER, A.C. 20 12 4.0 


261B LABOR ECONOMICS II N 580-377-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 9383 DEVEREUX, P.J. 24 30 4.0 


268B SEM-LABOR&POPULATN N 580-413-200 SEM 1 W 12:00-12:50P KINSEY 289 YELOWITZ, A.S. 20 30 SU 4.0 


269B WORKSHOP-LABOR ECON N 580-421-200 LEC 1 T 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 9383 CURRIE, J. 20 30 SU 4.0 


271B IND ORG&PRC PLC&REG N 580-428-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 1221A DEMSETZ, H. 24 09 4.0 


278B INDSTRL ORGN&REGLTN N 580-473-200 SEM 1 F 1:30- 2:50P BUNCHE 9383 LESLIE, P. 24 30 SU 4.0 


279B WRKSHP-BUSINESS ORG N 580-479-200 LEC 1 M 1:30- 2:50P BUNCHE 9383 LESLIE, P. 40 30 SU 4.0 


281B INTERNATNL FINANCE N 580-488-200 LEC 1 T 5:00- 7:50P BUNCHE 3123 VEGH, C.A. 24 20 4.0 


285B WRKSHP-INTRNTL ECON N 580-511-200 LEC 1 W 3:30- 4:50P BUNCHE 2160 LAMBERTINI, L. 40 09 SU 4.0 


286A ECON DEVELOPMENT N 580-515-200 LEC 1 F 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2150 LAL, D.K. 16 30 4.0 


288B INTRNTL&DEVELP ECON N 580-527-200 SEM 1 R 12:30- 1:50P ROLFE 3106 VEGH, C.A. 24 30 SU 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 580-600-206 SEM 6 UNSCHED ZAME, W.R. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

495 TCHING-COLLEGE ECON N 580-775-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LAHIRI, A. 20 30 SU 2.0 


EDUCATION 

For department consent, go to Moore 1009. Education minors will receive first priority for M102. 

M102 MEX-AM&THE SCHOOLS N 183-348-200 LEC 1 M 5:00- 8:50P MOORE 3320 SOLORZANO, D.G. 20 20 4.0 

SAME AS : CHICANO M102 


For department consent, go to Moore 1009. Education minors will receive first priority for 125A. 


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125A EXCPTNL INDIVIDUALS N 183-457-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A MOORE 3140 REIN, R.P. 30 30 4.0 


183-457-201 LEC 2 MW 9:00-10:50A MOORE 1048 HODAPP, R.M. 20 02 4.0 


M148 WOMEN IN HIGHER ED N 183-588-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2238 ASTIN, H.S. 10 05 4.0 

SAME AS : WOM STD M148 

181B K-12 IN US PUBLC ED N 183-788-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P MOORE 3320 BRUNO, J.E. 20 05 G 4.0 

To be enrolled in 190, students must be enrolled in Education 193A, 193B, 193C, or 193D. 

190 CMNTY SRVC LEARNING N 183-842-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 1178 ANDERSON, E.C. 200 05 G 2.0 

For department consent, go to Moore 1009. Education minors will receive first priority for 191B. 

191B ISSUES IN EDUC-HIST N 183-845-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 1048 COHEN, S. 20 30 4.0 


C191C ECONOMICS-EDUCATION N 183-846-200 LEC 1 R 1:00- 4:50P MS 3915G JAMISON, D.T. 20 16 4.0 

191G ADOLESCNT PSYCHOSOC N 183-851-200 LEC 1 R 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3140 SKAGER, R.W. 30 30 4.0 

Education 191G: Psychosocial Development: Problems and Potentialities 

191H EDUCATION AND LAW N 183-852-200 LEC 1 WF 11:00-12:50P MOORE 1048 BIEGEL, S. 30 30 4.0 

192E EVAL-PEER TEACHING Y 183-857-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 3:50P MOORE 1003 BARBEE, B.L. 20 15 4.0 


183-857-201 LEC 2 W 3:00- 5:50P MOORE 3021 TRENT, J.W. 20 30 4.0 


183-857-202 LEC 3 W 1:00- 2:50P OFF CAM ANDERSON, E.C. 10 30 4.0 


193A LINCS Y 183-860-201 DIS 1 R 9:00-10:50A MOORE 2120 ANDERSON, E.C. 40 12 G 4.0 

193B CBOP Y 183-861-202 DIS 1 M 11:00-12:50P MOORE 2120 ANDERSON, E.C. 40 05 G 4.0 

183-861-203 DIS 2 M 3:00- 4:50P MOORE 2120 ANDERSON, E.C. 40 08 G 4.0 

183-861-204 DIS 3 M 5:00- 6:50P MOORE 2120 ANDERSON, E.C. 40 20 G 4.0 

Discussion 1 of Education 193C will NOT enroll Jump start students. 

193C AMERICA READS Y 183-862-205 DIS 1 R 9:00-10:50A MOORE 3320 TUCKER, E. 40 12 G 4.0 

Discussion 2 of Education 193C will enroll Jump start students. 

183-862-206 DIS 2 R 11:00-12:50P MOORE 3140 BAILIS, P.G. 40 14 G 4.0 

193D COMMUNITY SERVICE Y 183-863-206 DIS 1 T 11:00-12:50P MOORE 3140 ANDERSON, E.C. 40 13 G 4.0 

193E PEER COUNSELING Y 183-864-207 DIS 1 R 3:00- 4:50P MOORE 1048 TRENT, J.W. 40 16 G 4.0 


For Education 194B, some fieldwork is required. 

194B CULT&GENDR&HUMN DEV N 183-571-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A MOORE 3140 GUTIERREZ, K.D. 20 12 G 6.0- 8.0 

197F ED-EXCPTNL INDIVDLS N 183-889-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 2:50P MOORE 3021 REIN, R.P. 10 30 4.0 


197G ED-EXCPTNL INDIVDLS N 183-891-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 2:50P MOORE 3021 REIN, R.P. 10 30 4.0 


200A HISTRCL RSCH&WRITNG N 583-005-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2137 COHEN, S. 20 30 4.0 


206A PHIL-EDUC-INTRODCTN N 583-073-200 LEC 1 T 5:00- 8:50P MOORE 2016 KELLNER, D.M. 20 30 4.0 


209A HIST OF HIGHER EDUC N 583-109-200 LEC 1 MR 11:00-12:50P MOORE 2137 COHEN, A.M. 28 20 G 4.0 


211A MEASUREMENT IN EDUC Y 583-135-200 LEC 1 R 6:00- 9:50P SLICHTR 2834 WINTERS, L. 15 24 4.0 


211C ITEM RESPONS THEORY Y 583-139-200 LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 20 4.0 


212B MOTVN&AFFCT-ED PROC Y 583-148-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3030 STIPEK, D.J. 16 30 4.0 


216 CNSL MDLS-CRS-CLTRL N 583-176-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3320 TIDWELL-BOUCHEREAU 25 02 4.0 


220B INQUIRY-SCHOOLING N 583-204-200 LEC 1 W 5:00- 8:50P KINSEY 289 ERICKSON, F.D. 20 20 4.0 


221 CMPTR ANLY-EMPRC DT Y 583-209-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3320 SAX, L.J. 15 06 4.0 


222B DSGN ISS-NTRLST RSH N 583-214-200 LEC 1 TBA FRETZ, R. 30 20 4.0 


227C RSH BHVR&SOC CHTRST N 583-236-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3320 KASARI, C.L. 0 15 4.0 


229 SEM-URBAN SCHOOLING N 583-255-200 SEM 1 T 5:00- 8:50P MOORE 2137 MCLAREN, P.L. 20 30 G 4.0 


Education 229, seminar 1: Revolutionary Pedagogy: Che Guevara, Paulo Freire, and the Politics of Education 

583-255-201 SEM 2 W 5:00- 8:50P MOORE 1003 VALADEZ, C.M. 20 30 G 4.0 


583-255-202 SEM 3 TBA OFF CAM KOURILSKY, M. 15 20 G 4.0 


583-255-203 SEM 4 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE IMBENS-BAILEY, A. 20 06 G 4.0 


Education 230B is a two-part course and must be taken with 230C, offered in the spring. 

230B LINEAR STAT MODELS N 583-240-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P MOORE 2120 ENDER, P. 45 30 T1 4.0 

RESTRICT: EDUCATION, SPECIAL ED MAJORS 

583-240-201 LEC 2 W 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2120 WEBB, N.M. 45 30 T1 4.0 

RESTRICT: EDUCATION, SPECIAL ED MAJORS 

231D ADV QUANT MDLS-RSCH Y 583-271-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P MOORE 3021 THUM, Y.M. 20 16 G 4.0 


233A PROFESSIONL WRITING N 583-267-200 LEC 1 IRACE, K.O. 20 20 G 4.0 


239 ORGAN&GOVRNC-ED SYS N 583-273-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3021 20 02 4.0 

C244 ECONOMICS-EDUCATION N 583-321-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-12:50P MOORE 1003 JAMISON, D.T. 20 01 4.0 


250B TOPCL ISS-HIGHER ED N 583-348-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-12:50P MOORE 1048 COHEN, A.M. 15 30 G 4.0 


253B SEM AFRICAN EDUC N 583-389-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2016 EYANGO, V.M. 20 06 4.0 


258A SEM PROB-INSTRL RSH N 583-427-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2016 DORR, A. 20 05 4.0 



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263 SEMINAR-HIGHER EDUC N 583-478-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 4:50P MS 3915D CHANG, M.J. 20 30 4.0 


273B SOCIAL FOUNDATNS-ED N 583-509-200 SEM 1 M 5:00- 8:50P MOORE 3030 SMITH-MADDOX, R.P. 20 20 G 4.0 


Education 273B: Education in a Diverse Society 

274 RSCH AFTR EURCNTRSM N 583-504-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3140 HARDING, S. 20 05 G 4.0 


283 MLTCLTR&PSTCLNL WLD N 583-483-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3030 HARDING, S. 20 15 G 4.0 


288 RESEARCH APPRENTICE N 583-565-201 DIS 1 TBA BAKER, E.L. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-202 DIS 2 W 6:00- 9:50P KINSEY 94 BRUNO, J.E. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-203 DIS 3 TBA COHEN, A.M. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-204 DIS 4 R 11:00-12:50P MOORE 2320 DORR, A. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-205 DIS 5 F 12:00- 1:50P MOORE 3021 GRAHAM, S.H. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-206 DIS 6 TBA MOORE HODAPP, R.M. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-207 DIS 7 TBA MOORE HOWES, C. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-208 DIS 8 TBA IMBENS-BAILEY, A. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-209 DIS 9 M 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2137 KAFAI, Y.B. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-210 DIS 10 TBA MOORE KASARI, C.L. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-211 DIS 11 M 11:00-12:50P MOORE 2016 MCDONOUGH, P.M. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-212 DIS 12 TBA MUTHEN, B. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-213 DIS 13 T 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 1325 OAKES, J.L. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-214 DIS 14 T 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2137 RUST, V.D. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-215 DIS 15 UNSCHED SANDOVAL, W.A. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-216 DIS 16 F 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 2137 SOLORZANO, D.G. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-217 DIS 17 TBA STIPEK, D.J. 10 30 SU 2.0 


583-565-218 DIS 18 F 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2137 TORRES, C.A. 10 30 SU 2.0 


290 ED POLICY ANALYSIS N 583-542-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3030 CATTERALL, J.S. 20 06 G 4.0 


292 CURRICULUM THEORY N 583-544-200 SEM 1 R 5:00- 8:50P MOORE 2137 MCLAREN, P.L. 15 30 G 4.0 


299B RSRCH PRACTICM EDUC N 583-590-200 CLI 1 T 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3140 ASTIN, H.S. 15 30 4.0- 8.0 


583-590-201 CLI 2 T 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3021 FRANKE, M.L. 15 30 4.0- 8.0 


583-590-202 CLI 3 R 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2016 RUST, V.D. 25 30 4.0- 8.0 


583-590-203 CLI 4 TBA SELTZER, M.H. 20 30 4.0- 8.0 


414C ADV COUNS THRY&PRAC N 583-836-200 DIS 1 T 9:00-12:50P MOORE 3030 PRUETT, H.L. 20 11 0.0 


414E ADMIN-STDNT AFFAIRS N 583-712-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 1003 PERMAUL, J.S. 25 30 G 4.0 


433A INSTR PRODUCT DEVEL N 583-677-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-12:50P MOORE 2120 SANDOVAL, W.A. 15 11 4.0 


498B DIRECTED FLD EXPER N 583-787-201 CLI 2 M 1:00- 4:50P MOORE 3030 HEALY, C.C. 20 30 4.0- 8.0 


ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 

M16 LOGC DSGN-DGTL SSTM Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2760 ERCEGOVAC, M.D. 0 03 G 4.0 

SAME AS : COM SCI M51A 



----------- LEC 2 MW 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 2258A POTKONJAK, M. 0 09 G 4.0 


190-048-211 REC 2A F 4:00- 5:50P MS 6229 0 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2444 POTKONJAK, M. 0 05 G 4.0 



100 ELCTRCL&ELCTRNC CIR Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A KINSEY 141 THE STAFF 62 01 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: AERO,C&EE,CHM ENG,MECH, MAT SCI UGRD 

190-397-201 REC 1A M 10:00-10:50A MS 3915H 22 0.0 

190-397-202 REC 1B T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5272 20 0.0 

190-397-203 REC 1C W 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5273 20 0.0 

101 ENGR ELECTROMAGNTCS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 9:20A KNUDSEN 1240B CASTANEDA, J.A. 60 01 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: EE AND MAT SCI UNDERGRADS 

190-408-201 REC 1A M 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5273 30 0.0 

190-408-202 REC 1B W 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5514 10 0.0 

190-408-203 REC 1C F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5252 20 0.0 


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102 SYSTEMS AND SIGNALS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A MS 5200 BALAKRISHNAN, A.V. 100 11 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: EE, CS&E, CYBER, AERO UNDERGRADS 

190-412-201 REC 1A M 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5436 40 0.0 

190-412-202 REC 1B T 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5273 35 0.0 

190-412-203 REC 1C R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 4283 25 0.0 

103 APPLD NUMERICL COMP Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:30A MS 5200 VANDENBERGHE, L. 80 13 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: EE,CS,CS&E,CYBR,C&EE,MECH,AERO EN UG 


190-416-202 REC 1B T 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 3760 16 0.0 

190-416-203 REC 1C T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 3760 16 0.0 

190-416-204 REC 1D R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 3760 16 0.0 

190-416-205 REC 1E R 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 3760 16 0.0 

110 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS II Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 3400 THE STAFF 120 02 G 6.0 

RESTRICT: EE, CS&E UNDERGRADS 

190-448-201 REC 1A M 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5273 30 0.0 


190-448-203 REC 1C W 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 4283 30 0.0 

190-448-204 REC 1D F 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5273 30 0.0 

190-448-205 LAB M1 T 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 54137 THE STAFF 20 0.0 

190-448-206 LAB M2 T 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 54137 MESGHALI, F. 20 0.0 

190-448-207 LAB M3 W 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 54137 BABAIE, H. 20 0.0 

190-448-208 LAB M4 R 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 54137 BABAIE, H. 20 0.0 

190-448-209 LAB M5 M 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 54137 THE STAFF 20 0.0 

190-448-210 LAB M6 W 4:00- 7:50P ENGR IV 54137 BABAIE, H. 20 0.0 

110L CIRCUIT MSRMNTS LAB N 190-460-200 LAB 1 T 4:00- 7:50P ENGR IV 54137 BABAIE, H. 18 15 G 2.0 

RESTRICT: EE AND MECHANIC JUNIORS AND SENIORS 

FOR ENROLLMENT IN EE 110 AND 110L FOR WINTER 2000, PLEASE SEE SEAS OASA IN 6426 BOELTER HALL. 

190-460-210 LAB 2 R 4:00- 7:50P ENGR IV 54137 BABAIE, H. 18 16 G 2.0 

RESTRICT: EE AND MECHANIC JUNIORS AND SENIORS 

113 DIGITAL SIGNL PROCS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A BOELTER 5440 SAYED, A.H. 55 11 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: EE UNDERGRADS 

190-471-201 REC 1A T 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5252 15 0.0 

190-471-202 REC 1B R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5273 25 0.0 

190-471-203 REC 1C F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 4413 15 0.0 

115AL ANALOG ELCTRN LAB 1 N 190-493-200 LAB 1 F 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 54137 BABAIE, H. 20 03 G 2.0 

RESTRICT: EE JUNIORS AND SENIORS 

190-493-210 LAB 2 F 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 54137 MESGHALI, F. 20 07 G 2.0 


115B ANALG ELCTRN CRCT 2 N ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P ROYCE 362 RAZAVI, B. 90 07 G 4.0 



190-494-202 REC 1B W 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5273 30 0.0 

190-494-203 REC 1C F 5:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 

115C DGTL ELCTRNC CIRCTS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P KINSEY 141 VERBAUWHEDE, I.M. 70 15 G 4.0 


190-496-201 REC 1A M 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 4283 20 0.0 

190-496-202 REC 1B M 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5273 25 0.0 

190-496-203 REC 1C W 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5436 25 0.0 

116B VLSI SYSTEM DESIGN Y ----------- LEC 1 TBA SRIVASTAVA, M.B. 30 20 G 4.0 


190-532-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5273 30 0.0 

190-532-202 LAB M1 W 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 44110 SRIVASTAVA, M.B. 0 0.0 

M116C COMPUTR SYSTMS ARCH Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P MS 4000A LOUIE, M.E. 0 09 G 4.0 

SAME AS : COM SCI M151B 




----------- LEC 2 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2760 THE STAFF 0 11 G 4.0 




M116D DGTL DSGN PROJ LAB Y 190-510-200 LAB 1 TRF 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 3815 RENNELS, D.A. 0 20 G 4.0 



190-510-210 LAB 2 TRF 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 3815 RENNELS, D.A. 0 20 G 4.0 


190-510-220 LAB 3 MWF 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 3815 RENNELS, D.A. 0 09 G 4.0 


M116L DIGITAL DESIGN LAB Y 190-511-200 LAB 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 3815 THE STAFF 0 03 G 2.0 



190-511-210 LAB 2 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3815 THE STAFF 0 14 G 2.0 


190-511-220 LAB 3 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 3815 THE STAFF 0 07 G 2.0 


190-511-230 LAB 4 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 3815 STAUDHAMMER, J. 20 15 G 2.0 


121A PHYS PRIN-SEMICNDCT Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 1200B YABLONOVITCH, E. 90 04 G 4.0 


190-574-201 REC 1A T 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 

190-574-202 REC 1B W 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5436 30 0.0 

190-574-203 REC 1C R 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4660 30 0.0 

121B PRIN-SEMICON DEVICE N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 141 WANG, K.L. 86 06 G 4.0 


190-576-201 REC 1A T 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4645 22 0.0 

190-576-202 REC 1B R 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5419 40 0.0 

190-576-203 REC 1C F 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5419 24 0.0 


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122AL SEMCNDCT DVICES LAB N 190-581-200 LAB 1 T 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 18132 FETTERMAN, H.R. 6 15 G 4.0 


190-581-210 LAB 2 W 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 18132 CHANG, M.F. 6 06 G 4.0 


190-581-220 LAB 3 R 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 18132 FETTERMAN, H.R. 6 16 G 4.0 


190-581-230 LAB 4 F 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 18132 CHANG, M.F. 6 03 G 4.0 


123B FUNDMNT-SOLID ST II N 190-587-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5273 BROWN, E.R. 30 04 G 4.0 


131A PROBABILITY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5249 YAO, K. 60 16 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: EE AND CYBER UNDERGRADS 


190-625-202 REC 1B W 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5252 20 0.0 


132A COMMUNICATN SYSTEMS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P MS 6229 WESEL, R.D. 66 16 G 4.0 


190-630-201 REC 1A W 5:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5419 18 0.0 

190-630-202 REC 1B R 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5252 22 0.0 

190-630-203 REC 1C R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5273 26 0.0 

132B DATA CMNCTN&TELECOM N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5440 RUBIN, I. 50 13 G 5.0 


190-631-201 REC 1A T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5273 34 0.0 


142 LNEAR SYS-STATE SPC Y 190-680-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5436 WANG, P.K. 24 15 G 4.0 


163A INTRO MICROWV CRCTS N 190-785-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3153 20 07 G 4.0 


190-785-201 REC 1A M 8:00- 8:50A BOELTER 5252 20 0.0 


163C ACTIV MICROWV CRCTS N 190-788-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5272 THE STAFF 15 16 G 4.0 


164AL MICROWV MSRMNTS LAB Y ----------- LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 94 ITOH, T. 12 13 G 2.0 


190-795-201 LAB 1A R 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 64132 6 0.0 

173 PHOTONIC DEVICES N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5280 LIU, J. 20 13 G 4.0 



190-845-202 REC 1B TBA 10 0.0 

173L PHOTONCS&CMNCTN LAB Y 190-847-200 LAB 1 T 1:00- 4:50P ENGR IV 53133 STAFSUDD, O.M. 6 15 G 4.0 


190-847-210 LAB 2 F 12:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 53133 STAFSUDD, O.M. 6 07 G 4.0 


190-847-220 LAB 3 W 8:00-11:50A ENGR IV 53133 STAFSUDD, O.M. 6 02 G 4.0 


174 SEMICNDCTR OPTOELEC N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5249 WU, M.C. 50 03 G 4.0 


190-850-201 REC 1A M 12:00-12:50P LS 2142 50 0.0 

M185 PLASMA ELECTRONICS Y 190-916-200 LEC 1 TBA 0 20 G 4.0 

SAME AS : PHYSICS M122 

190-916-201 DIS 1A TBA 0 0.0 

210 ADAPTIVE FILTERING Y 594-019-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5273 SAYED, A.H. 20 15 G 4.0 


212B MULTI SYS&FILTR BNK N 594-037-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:20A BOELTER 5272 WILLSON, A.N. 20 13 G 4.0 


214A DIGITL SPEECH PRCSS N 594-050-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5419 ALWAN, A.A. 14 14 G 4.0 


215B ADV DGTL INTGR CRCT N 594-060-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5280 DANESHRAD, B. 26 05 G 4.0 


215C RF CIRCUITS&SYSTEMS N 594-065-200 LEC 2 TR 3:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2200 ABIDI, A.A. 55 16 G 4.0 


221B PHYCS-SEMICONDUCT 2 N 594-120-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 4283 WOO, J.C. 17 15 G 4.0 


230B DIGITAL CMMNCTN SYS N 594-173-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P MS 5203 POTTIE, G.J. 25 15 G 4.0 


230C ALGO&PRCS-COM&RADAR N 594-174-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5273 YAO, K. 20 13 G 4.0 


232B TELCOM SWCH&QUE SYS N 594-185-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5273 THE STAFF 21 16 G 4.0 


236B NONLINEAR PROGRAMNG N 594-210-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5252 VANDENBERGHE, L. 20 03 G 4.0 


240B LINEAR OPTIMAL CNTL N 594-237-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 9436 PAGANINI, F.G. 20 09 G 4.0 


241B KALMAN FILTERING N 594-243-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5422 BALAKRISHNAN, A.V. 18 15 G 4.0 



SAME AS : CHM ENG M282A, MECH&AE M272A 


250A MEMS DEVICE PHYSICS N 594-300-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 230 JUDY, J.W. 30 15 G 4.0 


260B ADV ENGR ELECTRODYN N 594-355-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5280 RAHMAT-SAMII, Y. 20 07 G 4.0 


261 MCRWV&MLMTR WV CRCT N 594-358-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 289 ITOH, T. 12 03 G 4.0 


271 CLSSCL LASER THEORY N 594-379-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5514 JOSHI, C.J. 12 03 G 4.0 


273 NONLINEAR OPTICS N 594-397-200 LEC 1 TBA LIU, J. 20 20 G 4.0 



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298 SEM -- ENGINEERING N 594-940-200 SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5420 ROYCHOWDHURY, V.P. 30 03 G 2.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: EE GRADUATE STUDENTS 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 594-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED KAISER, W.J. 50 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE 

The department will cancel your enrollment in Engineering 95 if you do not attend any of the first-week classes. After the first week of classes, students may enroll in Engineering 95 only 

with PTE number obtained from the instructor. 

95 ETHCL&PRFSNL ISSUES N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2444 ONEILL, R.R. 45 15 G 4.0 


186-258-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2760 ONEILL, R.R. 45 0.0 

The department will cancel your enrollment in Engineering 98 if you do not attend the first scheduled class. After the first scheduled class, students may enroll in Engineering 98 only with 

a PTE number obtained from the instructor. 

98 ENGR LEADERSHIP N ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5264 MILLER, J. 30 03 G 4.0 


186-274-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5264 MILLER, J. 30 0.0 

ENGLISH 


ENGLISH COMPOSITION POLICY FOR ATTENDANCE AND LATE ENROLLMENT (ALL CLASSES): The department will cancel your enrollment in any English Composition class if you do not 

attend any of the first-week classes. 

After the first week of classes, students may enroll in English Composition classes only with permission to enroll obtained from the instructor. 

Enrollment in English 2 is limited to students who have been held for English 2 by results of the Subject A Placement Test. 

2 UNIVERSITY WRITING Y 194-036-201 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2325 BONCA, T.C. 15 30 G 5.0 


194-036-202 LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2325 GADDA, G.E. 15 30 G 5.0 


Lecture 3 is an intensive section of English 2. 

194-036-203 LEC 3 TRF 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2325 MANO, S. 0 30 G 5.0 


194-036-204 LEC 4 MW 10:00-11:50A DODD 67 POPHAM, S.A. 15 30 G 5.0 


194-036-205 LEC 5 MW 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2325 GADDA, G.E. 15 30 G 5.0 


194-036-206 LEC 6 TR 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2325 BONCA, T.C. 15 30 G 5.0 


194-036-207 LEC 7 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2325 MAASIK, S. 15 30 G 5.0 


194-036-208 LEC 8 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2292 BEIDERWELL, B.J. 15 03 G 5.0 


194-036-209 LEC 9 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 1265 LEWIS, J.S. 15 03 G 5.0 

194-036-210 LEC 10 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2292 LEWIS, J.S. 15 05 G 5.0 

194-036-211 LEC 11 MW 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 365 LEWIS, J.S. 0 09 G 5.0 

Nonattendance in the first week will result in cancellation of enrollment. See policy statement at head of section. 

Students must satisfy the UC Subject A requirement before enrolling in English 3 and all subsequent English Composition courses. The Winter Quarter Subject A examination will be given 

at time TBA. 

The English 3 Proficiency Exam will be given at the same day and time. See the catalog for more detailed information about Subject A requirements and English 3 Proficiency Examination. 

For more information, call (310) 206-1145. 

3 ENGL COMP-RHET&LANG Y 194-099-201 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:15A PUB POL 2333 SCHILLER, E.G. 20 30 G 5.0 


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194-099-204 LEC 4 MW 8:00- 9:15A BUNCHE 3117 MITCHELL, T.M. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-205 LEC 5 MW 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2333 MCCORMICK, A.H. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-206 LEC 6 MW 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3117 CREASY, W.C. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-207 LEC 7 TR 8:00- 9:15A PUB POL 2333 MAASIK, S. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-208 LEC 8 MW 9:30-10:45A DODD 146 RUBINSON, G.J. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-209 LEC 9 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2333 LISOVSKY, K.F. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-210 LEC 10 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3117 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-211 LEC 11 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2232 MATTENSON, L.M. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-212 LEC 12 MW 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2333 RUBINSON, G.J. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-213 LEC 13 MW 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3117 CREASY, W.C. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-214 LEC 14 MW 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3170 MAASIK, S. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-215 LEC 15 MW 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 2134 MODDELMOG, W.E. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-216 LEC 16 MW 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 1221A MCCORMICK, A.H. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-217 LEC 17 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2333 SAVELSON, K.A. 25 30 G 5.0 


Lecture 18 is an intensive section of English 3. 

194-099-218 LEC 18 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3123 LISLE, B.J. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-219 LEC 19 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3117 CREESE, R.A. 20 30 G 5.0 



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194-099-220 LEC 20 MW 12:30- 1:45P PUB POL 2333 SHERMAN, S.D. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-221 LEC 21 MW 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 3170 MATTENSON, L.M. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-222 LEC 22 MW 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 3117 MASCARO, J. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-223 LEC 23 MW 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 3156 MAASIK, S. 20 30 G 5.0 




194-099-225 LEC 25 TR 12:30- 1:45P PUB POL 2333 MOYLE, G. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-226 LEC 26 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 3117 SAVELSON, K.A. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-227 LEC 27 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3118 MAASIK, S. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-228 LEC 28 TR 12:30- 1:45P MS 5225 MAASIK, S. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-229 LEC 29 MW 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 2333 MCCORMICK, A.H. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-230 LEC 30 MW 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 3117 MODDELMOG, W.E. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-231 LEC 31 MW 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 2156 SHERMAN, S.D. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-232 LEC 32 MW 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 2135 MASCARO, J. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-233 LEC 33 TR 2:00- 3:15P PUB POL 2333 CREESE, R.A. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-234 LEC 34 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 3117 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-235 LEC 35 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 2168 MANO, S. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-236 LEC 36 TR 3:00- 4:15P BUNCHE 2181 LISLE, B.J. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-237 LEC 37 MW 3:30- 4:45P PUB POL 2333 MAASIK, S. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-238 LEC 38 MW 3:30- 4:45P BUNCHE 3117 MATTENSON, L.M. 20 30 G 5.0 

194-099-239 LEC 39 TR 3:30- 4:45P PUB POL 2333 MOYLE, G. 20 30 G 5.0 

194-099-240 LEC 40 TR 3:30- 4:45P BUNCHE 3117 CREESE, R.A. 20 30 G 5.0 

194-099-241 LEC 41 MW 5:00- 6:15P PUB POL 2333 MAASIK, S. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-099-243 LEC 43 TR 5:00- 6:15P PUB POL 2333 MAASIK, S. 20 30 G 5.0 

194-099-244 LEC 44 TR 5:00- 6:15P BUNCHE 3117 MAASIK, S. 20 20 G 5.0 

194-099-245 LEC 45 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3119 20 12 G 5.0 

194-099-246 LEC 46 TR 11:00-12:15P MS 5225 20 13 G 5.0 

194-099-247 LEC 47 TR 11:00-12:15P GEOLOGY 6704 MOYLE, G. 20 13 G 5.0 

194-099-248 LEC 48 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROYCE 148 SAVELSON, K.A. 20 15 G 5.0 

100W ACADEMIC WRITING Y 194-300-201 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2284 SCHILLER, E.G. 20 30 G 5.0 

RESTRICT: SOPHOMORES AND ABOVE 

194-300-202 LEC 2 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2325 20 30 G 5.0 


194-300-203 LEC 3 MW 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2284 WHEELER, J.M. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-300-204 LEC 4 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2284 MYERS, M. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-300-205 LEC 5 TR 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2284 BALGLEY, K.A. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-300-206 LEC 6 TR 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2284 MERRILL, C. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-300-207 LEC 7 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2284 THE STAFF 20 30 G 5.0 


194-300-208 LEC 8 TR 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2284 MYERS, M. 20 30 G 5.0 


194-300-209 LEC 9 MW 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2284 WHEELER, J.B. 20 09 G 5.0 

194-300-210 LEC 10 MW 2:00- 3:50P MS 5128 RUBINSON, G.J. 20 07 G 5.0 

194-300-211 LEC 11 TR 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3157 MOE, M.L. 20 13 G 5.0 

194-300-212 LEC 12 TR 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 289 MOE, M.L. 20 14 G 5.0 

110 WRITING ADJUNCT Y 194-379-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A ROLFE 3120 FRETZ, R. 20 30 4.0 

120A LANG STDY TCHR-ELEM N 194-442-201 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1329 POPHAM, S.A. 20 30 4.0 


120B LANG STDY TCHR-ENGL N 194-446-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3120 BALGLEY, K.A. 20 30 4.0 


130A COMP-ELEM SCHL TCHR N 194-472-201 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3123 MACH, S.P. 20 30 G 4.0 


131A WRITNG-LAW&POLITICS N 194-476-200 LEC 1 M 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3288 SHERMAN, S.D. 20 30 4.0 

W 10:00-11:50A DANCE 105 

English Composition 131B, lecture 1, will be held in a computer lab. No previous experience is necessary. 

131B WRTNG-BSNS&SOC PLCY N 194-481-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2242 GERRARD, L. 20 30 4.0 


English Composition 131B, lecture 2, will be held in a computer lab. No previous experience is necessary. 

194-481-201 LEC 2 TR 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 87 GERRARD, L. 20 30 4.0 


194-481-202 LEC 3 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5420 20 30 4.0 


131C WRTNG-MED&PBLC HLTH N 194-482-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2174 GRIFFIN, S.M. 15 30 4.0 


194-482-201 LEC 2 MW 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 1265 GRIFFIN, S.M. 15 30 4.0 



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131D WRTNG-MEDIA&COMNCTN N 194-483-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2173 WESTBAY, J. 15 30 4.0 


194-483-201 LEC 2 MW 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2174 WESTBAY, J. 15 30 4.0 


194-483-202 LEC 3 TBA GILMORE-JAFFE, P. 20 30 4.0 


194-483-204 LEC 4 TR 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 94 FRANKEL, E.P. 15 30 4.0 

495C SUPRVSD TEACHR PREP N 600-681-200 SEM 1 TBA MAASIK, S. 30 30 SU 2.0 


English 



4HW CRITCL READ&WRITING Y 196-120-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P DANCE 105 LIVINGSTON, M. 20 05 5.0 


4W CRITCL READ&WRITING Y 196-113-201 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2168 BATTEN, C.L. 20 01 G 5.0 

196-113-202 LEC 2 TBA BATTEN, C.L. 20 20 G 5.0 

196-113-203 LEC 3 TBA BATTEN, C.L. 20 20 G 5.0 

196-113-204 LEC 4 MW 10:00-11:50A MS 5225 BATTEN, C.L. 20 03 G 5.0 

196-113-205 LEC 5 MW 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3164 BATTEN, C.L. 20 04 G 5.0 

196-113-206 LEC 6 MW 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2181 BATTEN, C.L. 20 05 G 5.0 

196-113-207 LEC 7 MW 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2168 BATTEN, C.L. 20 06 G 5.0 

196-113-208 LEC 8 MW 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2181 MACH, S.P. 20 07 G 5.0 

196-113-209 LEC 9 MW 3:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3105 BATTEN, C.L. 20 08 G 5.0 

196-113-210 LEC 10 MW 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2135 BATTEN, C.L. 20 09 G 5.0 

196-113-211 LEC 11 TR 8:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3120 BATTEN, C.L. 20 11 G 5.0 

196-113-212 LEC 12 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE A152 BATTEN, C.L. 20 12 G 5.0 

196-113-213 LEC 13 TR 10:00-11:50A MS 3915G BATTEN, C.L. 20 13 G 5.0 

196-113-214 LEC 14 TR 11:00-12:50P BOELTER 5252 BATTEN, C.L. 20 13 G 5.0 

196-113-215 LEC 15 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5422 BATTEN, C.L. 20 14 G 5.0 

196-113-216 LEC 16 TR 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2181 BATTEN, C.L. 20 15 G 5.0 

196-113-217 LEC 17 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1270 BATTEN, C.L. 20 15 G 5.0 

196-113-218 LEC 18 TR 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1264 BATTEN, C.L. 20 16 G 5.0 

196-113-219 LEC 19 TR 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3120 BATTEN, C.L. 20 16 G 5.0 

10A ENGL LIT TO 1660 Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1209B ALLEN, M.J. 200 03 5.0 

196-127-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 160 20 0.0 

196-127-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3164 20 0.0 

196-127-203 DIS 1C F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3150 20 0.0 

196-127-204 DIS 1D F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5272 20 0.0 

196-127-205 DIS 1E F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2181 20 0.0 

196-127-206 DIS 1F F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 0.0 

196-127-207 DIS 1G F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 0.0 

196-127-208 DIS 1H F 12:00-12:50P DODD 162 20 0.0 

196-127-209 DIS 1I F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3143 20 0.0 

196-127-210 DIS 1J F 12:00-12:50P DODD 154 20 0.0 

10B ENGL LIT 1660-1832 Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P FOWLER A103B DEUTSCH, H.E. 240 15 5.0 

196-134-201 DIS 1A F 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 289 20 0.0 

196-134-202 DIS 1B F 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2134 20 0.0 

196-134-203 DIS 1C F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3123 20 0.0 

196-134-204 DIS 1D F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2181 20 0.0 

196-134-205 DIS 1E F 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3112 20 0.0 

196-134-206 DIS 1F F 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 160 20 0.0 

196-134-207 DIS 1G F 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3134 20 0.0 

196-134-208 DIS 1H F 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 289 20 0.0 

196-134-209 DIS 1I F 12:00-12:50P MS 3915A 20 0.0 

196-134-210 DIS 1J F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 1221A 20 0.0 

196-134-212 DIS 1K F 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2319 20 0.0 

196-134-211 DIS 1L F 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2325 20 0.0 

10C ENGL LIT 1832-PRES Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 121 NORTH, M.A. 160 04 5.0 

196-141-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 0.0 

196-141-202 DIS 1B F 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2278 20 0.0 

196-141-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2284 20 0.0 

196-141-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1256 20 0.0 

196-141-205 DIS 1E F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2168 20 0.0 

196-141-206 DIS 1F F 1:00- 1:50P MS 5217 20 0.0 

196-141-207 DIS 1G F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 0.0 

196-141-208 DIS 1H F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3170 20 0.0 

85 THE AMERICAN NOVEL N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P WGYOUNG CS50 MOTT, C.M. 350 14 4.0 

RESTRICT: NON-ENGLISH MAJORS 

196-227-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1270 25 0.0 

196-227-202 DIS 1B F 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1329 25 0.0 

196-227-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3150 25 0.0 

196-227-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 2134 25 0.0 

196-227-205 DIS 1E F 12:00-12:50P MS 3915H 25 0.0 

196-227-206 DIS 1F F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2178 25 0.0 

196-227-207 DIS 1G F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3153 25 0.0 

196-227-208 DIS 1H F 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 154 25 0.0 

196-227-209 DIS 1I F 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 162 25 0.0 

196-227-210 DIS 1J F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2284 25 0.0 

196-227-211 DIS 1K F 1:00- 1:50P MS 3915A 25 0.0 

196-227-212 DIS 1L F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 1221A 25 0.0 

196-227-213 DIS 1M F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2333 25 0.0 

196-227-214 DIS 1N F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2325 25 0.0 

95B INTRO TO DRAMA N 196-236-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P KNUDSEN 1240B DICKEY, S.J. 100 14 4.0 

95C INTRO TO FICTION N 196-237-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P DODD 161 BRESKY, M.L. 100 07 4.0 

RESTRICT: NON-ENGLISH MAJORS 

98T TEXT AND IMAGE N 196-292-200 SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE A152 BRANTLEY, J.C. 15 03 G 4.0 

M101B GAY LIT-PST STONEWL N 196-317-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 247 LITTLE, A.L. 30 16 4.0 

SAME AS : LGBTS M101B, WOM STD M101B 


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M102A ASIA AM LIT TO 1980 N 196-323-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2250 LEE, R.C. 60 03 4.0 

SAME AS : ASIA AM M112A 

M104B AFR-AM-HRLM REN-60S N 196-338-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P MS 5200 RETMAN, S.H. 40 14 4.0 

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M104B 

M107A AMRCN WOMEN WRITERS N 196-361-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P DODD 170 ROWE, K.E. 35 14 4.0 


M107C SPCL TPCS-WOMEN&LIT N 196-363-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2250 LEVEEN, L.A. 40 05 4.0 

SAME AS : WOM STD M107C 

English M107C: Tell It Slant: The Political Voices of U.S. Women Poets 

108B ENGL BIBLE AS LIT N 196-369-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P DODD 167 MANIQUIS, R. 60 05 4.0 

110 STDY-INDIVL AUTHORS N 196-383-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P DODD 170 KOLB, G.J. 60 05 4.0 

English 110: James Joyce 

M111G ORAL TRADTNS-AFRICA N 196-414-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A FOWLER A139 COSENTINO, D.J. 50 03 4.0 

SAME AS : FLKLORE M155 

114 WRLD LITS IN ENGLSH N 196-424-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P DICKSON 3273 COSENTINO, D.J. 60 30 4.0 

English 114: Nigerian Literature 

116 SCIENCE FICTION N 196-431-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 247 HAYLES, N.K. 60 07 4.0 

For English Composition 120 and 130 series, see English Composition listings, immediately preceding the English Department. 

121 HIST OF ENGL LANG N 196-450-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P MS 5138 MINKOVA, D. 30 16 4.0 

Enrollment in English 133 and 134 is by instructor consent only on the basis of writing submissions. Information is available in the main English Department office at 2225 Rolfe Hall. 

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196-483-201 LEC 2 R 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3114 BEDIENT, C.B. 15 30 4.0 


134 CREAT WRIT-SHT STRY N 196-491-200 LEC 1 W 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3114 SARRIS, G.M. 15 30 4.0 


196-491-201 LEC 2 W 1:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2317 SEE, C. 15 30 4.0 


140A CRITICISM-HIST&THRY Y 196-508-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 247 KOLB, G.J. 60 01 4.0 

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196-514-201 LEC 2 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 162 BROSAMER, M.J. 40 07 4.0 

196-514-202 LEC 3 TR 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 154 KELLY, H.A. 40 13 4.0 

141B CHACR-TROLUS&CRSYDE Y 196-516-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 160 KOLVE, V.A. 40 03 4.0 

142A SHAKES-POEM&ER PLAY Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P DODD 161 ALLEN, M.J. 100 05 4.0 

196-519-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3143 25 0.0 

196-519-202 DIS 1B F 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 160 25 0.0 

196-519-203 DIS 1C F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2317 25 0.0 

196-519-204 DIS 1D F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2278 25 0.0 

196-519-211 LEC 2 MW 8:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3126 KIPLING, G.L. 45 01 4.0 

196-519-212 LEC 3 TR 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 162 ROSTON, M. 45 13 4.0 

142B SHAKESP-LATER PLAYS Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 362 WATSON, R.N. 100 03 4.0 

196-521-211 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 160 25 0.0 


196-521-213 DIS 1C F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3153 25 0.0 

196-521-214 DIS 1D F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1337 25 0.0 

196-521-201 LEC 2 TR 8:00- 9:50A ROYCE 162 DICKEY, S.J. 45 11 4.0 

196-521-202 LEC 3 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 162 LITTLE, A.L. 45 14 4.0 

143 MILTON Y 196-525-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 154 POST, J.F. 45 14 4.0 

196-525-201 LEC 2 MW 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 162 SHUGER, D.K. 45 05 4.0 

196-525-202 LEC 3 TR 4:00- 5:50P ROYCE 162 LEWIS, J.E. 45 16 4.0 

150A EARLY MEDIEVAL LIT Y 196-547-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P DODD 167 JAGER, E. 60 14 4.0 

152B THE DRAMA 1576-1642 Y 196-555-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P DODD 170 BRAUNMULLER, A.R. 60 15 4.0 

155 LIT LATER 18TH CEN Y 196-565-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2242 NUSSBAUM, F.A. 45 13 4.0 

156 THE DRAMA 1660-1842 Y 196-569-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 247 BATTEN, C.L. 60 03 4.0 

161 LATER ROMANTIC LIT N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 247 MELLOR, A.K. 60 13 4.0 

196-582-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

196-582-202 DIS 1B F 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

196-582-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P MOORE 1003 20 0.0 

196-582-204 DIS 1D F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1343 20 0.0 

163 LATER VICT POET&PRS N 196-587-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P FOWLER A139 BRISTOW, J.E. 60 14 4.0 

164 THE NOVEL 1832-1900 N 196-589-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2270 DAKESSIAN, M.A. 60 07 4.0 

166 20TH C BRIT FICTION N 196-594-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 247 KATES, J.L. 60 15 4.0 

168 THE DRAMA-1945-NOW N ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2214 GOODWIN, J.E. 80 07 4.0 

196-600-201 DIS 1A F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1278 20 0.0 

196-600-202 DIS 1B F 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1329 20 0.0 

196-600-203 DIS 1C F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1329 20 0.0 

170A AMER LIT TO 1775 N 196-640-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A DODD 167 COLACURCIO, M.J. 60 03 4.0 

171A AMER LIT 1832-1865 N 196-646-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2250 GARFIELD, D.M. 60 09 4.0 

171B AMER LIT 1866-1912 N 196-647-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P DICKSON 3273 FLEISSNER, J.L. 60 05 4.0 

172A AMER LIT 1912-1945 N 196-652-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A LS 2142 WATSON, D.C. 60 13 4.0 

173A AMER FCTN TO 1900 N 196-658-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 247 FLEISSNER, J.L. 60 30 4.0 

173B AMER FCTN 1900-1945 N 196-659-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P DODD 167 ALLMENDINGER, B. 60 16 4.0 

173C AMER FCTN SNCE 1945 N 196-660-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P FOWLER A139 WATSON, D.C. 60 15 4.0 

174C AMER PTRY SNCE 1945 N 196-666-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2270 YENSER, S.I. 60 05 4.0 

177 SPECL TPCS-AMER LIT N 196-682-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2238 HADDA, J.R. 45 13 4.0 

English 177: Growing Up Jewish 

178 PERSPEC-AMER CLTURE Y 196-627-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 247 LEHAN, R.D. 60 05 4.0 

English 178: Modernism at the Crossroads 

180X SPECIALIZD STDS-LIT N 196-700-200 SEM 1 T 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 DECKER, J.L. 15 11 4.0 

English 180X, seminar 1: The New Journalism and Media Culture 

196-700-201 SEM 2 M 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3112 SHARPE, J.A. 15 05 4.0 

English 180X, seminar 2: Postmodernism and the Third World 

181 RENAISSANCE LIT N 196-710-200 SEM 1 R 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 GROSS, D.M. 15 30 4.0 

English 181, seminar 1: The Rhetoric of Love 

196-710-201 SEM 2 R 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3115 RODES, D.S. 15 16 4.0 

English 181, seminar 2: Renaissance Prints/Renaissance Plays 

182 17TH CENTURY LIT N 196-720-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1323 POST, J.F. 15 20 4.0 

English 182: Coy Mistresses, Coy Men: Sex, Art, and Politics in Andrew Marvell’s Poetry 


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183 18TH CENTURY LIT N 196-730-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 3:50P OFF CAM NOVAK, M.E. 15 06 4.0 


English 183: Back to Nature: Primitivism and Its Discontents in the 18th Century 

184 ROMANTIC LITERATURE N 196-740-200 SEM 1 R 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3112 SHEATS, P.D. 15 30 4.0 

English 184, seminar 1: John Keats and the Quest for Fame 

196-740-201 SEM 2 R 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2278 MANIQUIS, R. 15 16 4.0 

English 184, seminar 2: Jane Austen: Prose and Film Narrative 

186 20TH CENT BRIT LIT N 196-760-199 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P ROYCE 166 BERST, C.A. 15 16 4.0 

English 186: "Oh Pshaw!" The Art and Artfulness of George Bernard Shaw 

189 20TH CENT AMER LIT N 196-790-200 SEM 1 R 12:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 1265 KEELY, K. 15 30 4.0 

English 189, seminar 1: Edith Wharton and American Culture 

196-790-201 SEM 2 R 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1323 ROSTON, M. 15 16 4.0 

English 189, seminar 2: The Search for Selfhood in 20th-Century Literature 

196-790-202 SEM 3 T 9:00-11:50A DODD 67 LEVEEN, L.A. 15 30 4.0 

English 189, seminar 3: Speaking of Race: Ethnicity and Narrative Authority in 20th-Century American Literature 

190 LIT AND SOCIETY N 196-804-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P DODD 170 MYERS, M. 60 16 4.0 

English 190: Growing Up Multicultural 

M197A TPCS-AFRO-AMRCN LIT N 196-849-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 KGOSITSILE, K.W. 7 30 4.0 

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M197A 

English M197A, seminar 1: Voices of Resistance: South African Fiction, 1960s to the Present 

196-849-201 SEM 2 T 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3112 MULLEN, H.R. 8 11 4.0 

English M197A, seminar 2: 

M197B TOPICS-CHICANO LIT N 196-851-200 SEM 1 T 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3114 SALDIVAR-HULL, S. 15 15 4.0 

SAME AS : CHICANO M197B 

English 197B: Refiguring Cultural Icons 

216A OLD IRISH N 596-111-200 LEC 1 F 11:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3112 NAGY, J.F. 12 07 4.0 

RESTRICT: ENGLISH GRADUATE STUDENTS 

244 OLD&MEDIVL ENGL LIT N 596-318-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3112 KOLVE, V.A. 12 15 4.0 


246 RENAISSANCE LIT N 596-338-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3112 SHUGER, D.K. 12 09 4.0 


247 SHAKESPEARE N 596-348-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3112 MCEACHERN, C. 12 02 4.0 


250 RESTORATION&18C LIT N 596-368-200 LEC 1 R 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3112 LEWIS, J.E. 12 30 4.0 


251 ROMANTIC WRITERS N 596-383-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3112 BURWICK, F.L. 12 30 4.0 


253 CONTEMP BRITISH LIT N 596-403-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3112 BEDIENT, C.B. 12 15 4.0 


254 AMER LIT TO 1900 N 596-413-200 LEC 1 W 12:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3112 PACKER, B.L. 12 30 4.0 


260 LIT&RLTN-ARTS&SCIEN N 596-454-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3114 HAYLES, N.K. 12 15 4.0 


M262 STDS-AFRO-AMER LIT N 596-467-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3114 SMITH, V. 12 30 4.0 

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M200E 


M266 CULT VWS-NATV AMRCN N 596-489-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3114 SARRIS, G.M. 12 30 4.0 

SAME AS : AM IND M200B 


For English 300 and 495 courses, see English Composition above. 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 596-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BATTEN, C.L. 100 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


496 ACADMIC LIT ARTICLE N 596-796-200 DIS 1 M 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3114 MELLOR, A.K. 12 30 SU 4.0 


Yiddish 



102A ACCEL ELEM YIDDISH N 365-312-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1329 KORAL, M.R. 20 15 6.0 

131C YIDDISH LITERATURE N 365-488-200 LEC 1 TBA HADDA, J.R. 25 20 4.0 


ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES 

200B FOUNDTN-ENV HLT SCI Y 842-002-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 61269 DAVOS, C.A. 50 07 G 6.0 

RESTRICT: ENVIRON HLTH SCI, PUBLIC HLTH MAJORS 

203 SEM-ECOTOXICOLOGY N 842-018-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI COLLINS, M.D. 20 30 SU 2.0 


205 ENVIRN HLTH SCI SEM N 842-030-200 SEM 1 R 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 61262 DAVOS, C.A. 15 30 SU 2.0 

RESTRICT: ENV HLT,ENV SCI&ENGR,PUBLIC HEALTH 

225 TRNSFM-AIRBRN CHMCL N 842-150-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 71257 WINER, A.M. 20 15 4.0 


231 ENVRM DCSN SYS ANLY N 842-186-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 61262 DAVOS, C.A. 30 03 4.0 


235 QUANT MTHDS-ENVIRON N 842-210-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 61269 DUKE, L.D. 30 16 G 4.0 


240 FNDMNTLS-TOXICOLOGY N 842-240-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 61269 COLLINS, M.D. 30 03 G 4.0 


M249 TOXICS REDUCTION N 842-294-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 1:50P HLTHSCI 41235 20 15 4.0 

SAME AS : CHM ENG M290U, URB PLN M262A 


254 HLTH HAZARDS-INDSTR N ----------- LEC 1 W 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 71257 QUE HEE, S.S. 12 02 4.0 


842-325-201 FLD 1A F 8:00-12:50P HLTHSCI HINDS, W.C. 12 0.0 


258 ID&ANLY-HZRDS WASTE N 842-350-200 LEC 1 M 4:00- 6:50P HLTHSCI QUE HEE, S.S. 20 08 G 4.0 



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259 OCUPATIONL ERGNOMCS N 842-352-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI 61262 LIU, W.C. 15 09 G 2.0 


259B OCCPTL ERGONMCS LAB Y 842-353-200 LAB 1 R 1:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 61262 LIU, W.C. 15 16 G 4.0 


261 CHEM BHAV-AQTC SYS Y 842-366-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 61243 VALENTINE, J. 15 02 G 4.0 


296A COASTAL ECO PROBLMS N 842-570-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED AMBROSE, R.F. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296B TERATOGENESIS N 842-571-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED COLLINS, M.D. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296C ENVIRONMENTAL EVAL N 842-572-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED DAVOS, C.A. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296D POLLUTN PRVNTN ANLY N 842-573-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED DUKE, L.D. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296E MOLEC TPC-BORON BIO N 842-574-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED ECKHERT, C.D. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296F TOXIC CHEMICALS N 842-575-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED FROINES, J.R. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296G AEROSOL TECHNOLOGY N 842-576-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED HINDS, W.C. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296H OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY N 842-577-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LIU, W.C. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296I INDUS&ENVIR HYGIENE N 842-578-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED 10 30 SU 2.0 


296J GERM CELL BIOMARKER N 842-579-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED ROBBINS, W.A. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296K AQUATIC CHEMISTRY N 842-580-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED SUFFET, I.H. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296L WATER SCIENCE&HLTH N 842-581-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED VALENTINE, J. 10 30 SU 2.0 


296M ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTN N 842-582-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED WINER, A.M. 10 30 SU 2.0 


410A INSTR MTHDS-ENV SCI N 842-619-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 41235 QUE HEE, S.S. 32 13 G 4.0 


410B INSTRMN LAB-ENV SCI Y 842-621-200 LEC 1 F 8:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 61243 QUE HEE, S.S. 16 03 G 4.0 


M412 EFFECTIV TECH WRTNG N 842-624-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 5:30P HLTHSCI 61243 WINER, A.M. 10 16 SU 2.0 

SAME AS : ENV SCI M412 

RESTRICT: ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES MAJORS 

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 

400B ENV SCI&ENGR PRB CR N 599-611-201 DIS 1 TBA AMBROSE, R.F. 30 30 T2 8.0 

RESTRICT: ENVIRON SCIENCE AND ENGR MAJORS 

599-611-202 DIS 2 TBA DUKE, L.D. 30 30 T2 8.0 


599-611-203 DIS 3 TBA WINER, A.M. 30 30 T2 8.0 


599-611-204 DIS 4 TBA SUFFET, I.H. 10 30 T2 8.0 


410B ENV SCI&ENGR WRKSHP N 599-626-200 DIS 1 R 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 61243 WINER, A.M. 15 30 SU 2.0 


M412 EFFECTIV TECH WRTNG N 599-962-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 5:30P HLTHSCI 61243 WINER, A.M. 10 16 SU 2.0 

SAME AS : ENV HLT M412 


EPIDEMIOLOGY 

100 PRINCP-EPIDEMIOLOGY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI KRAUS, J.F. 105 12 4.0 


044-300-201 DIS 1A TR 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 35 0.0 

044-300-202 DIS 1B TR 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 41268 35 0.0 

044-300-203 DIS 1C TR 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 61235 35 0.0 

201A EPIDEMLOGC MTHDS I N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A HLTHSCI MORGENSTERN, H. 120 12 G 6.0 


844-006-201 DIS 1A TR 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 40 0.0 


844-006-202 DIS 1B TR 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 61262 40 0.0 


844-006-203 DIS 1C TR 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 61269 40 0.0 



SAME AS : BIOSTAT M211, STATS M250 


221 INFECTS DISEAS-WRLD N 844-128-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 71257 LAYNE, S.P. 30 08 4.0 


M228 THE BIOLOGY OF HIV N 844-168-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI 71257 FERBAS, J.J. 20 01 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MIC&IMM M275 


247 INJURIES IN ELDERLY N 844-282-200 LEC 1 F 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 71257 MALMGREN, R.M. 30 03 2.0 


248 PSYCHIATRIC EPIDEM Y 844-288-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 61243 COCHRAN, S.D. 35 08 G 4.0 


252 EPDM-ASLT&HMCD&SUCD N 844-312-200 LEC 1 W 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 41235 KRAUS, J.F. 25 02 2.0 


M255 KEEPING CHLDRN SAFE N 844-330-200 LEC 1 M 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 71257 PEEK-ASA, C.L. 20 01 G 2.0 




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261 OCCUPATNL EPIDEMLGY N 844-366-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 41268 RITZ, B.R. 30 03 4.0 


290 INFECTS&TRPCL DSEAS N 844-540-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 61269 GREENWOOD, J.M. 35 15 2.0 


292 ADV SEM-EPIDEMIOLGY N 844-552-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 61235 RITZ, B.R. 30 30 SU 2.0 


412 PB HLT SURVEILLANCE Y 844-624-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 71257 COULSON, A.H. 35 06 G 2.0 


415 EPIDMLGY-DVLP CNTRY Y 844-630-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 31235 FRERICHS, R.R. 30 16 G 4.0 


ETHNOMUSICOLOGY 

10B WORLD MUSIC THEORY N 208-031-200 LEC 1 MTWR 9:00-10:50A SH 1402 GRASSE, J.B. 20 02 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS 

20C MUSIC-ASIA&FAR EAST N ----------- LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P SH 1200 REES, H.M. 105 15 4.0 

208-062-201 DIS 1A F 1:00- 1:50P SH 1440 35 0.0 


208-062-202 DIS 1B F 2:00- 2:50P SH 1440 35 0.0 

208-062-203 DIS 1C F 3:00- 3:50P SH 1440 35 0.0 

91A through 91Z - Ethnomusicology Performance Organizations: Open to all students, regardless of major. Some restrictions may apply. 

91B MUSIC OF BALI N 208-251-200 ACT 1 T 7:00- 9:50P SH 1659 WENTEN, I.N. 20 22 2.0 


91C MUSIC&DANCE-BALKANS N 208-252-200 ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P SH 1846 RICE, T. 15 21 2.0 


91D MUSIC OF CHINA N 208-253-200 ACT 1 LI, C. 15 30 2.0 


91E MUSIC&DANCE-GHANA N 208-254-200 ACT 1 R 4:00- 6:50P SH 1659 LADZEKPO, K. 20 16 2.0 


91F MUSIC OF INDIA N 208-255-200 ACT 1 KAUSHAL, A. 20 30 2.0 


208-255-201 ACT 2 TBA SH HUSAIN, S. 15 20 2.0 


91G MUSIC OF JAPAN N 208-256-200 ACT 1 T 5:00- 6:50P SH 1842 YUGE, I. 20 30 2.0 


208-256-201 ACT 2 TBA YUGE, I. 20 30 2.0 


91H MUSIC OF JAVA N 208-257-200 ACT 1 T 4:00- 5:50P SH 1659 WENTEN, I.N. 20 15 2.0 


91J MUSIC OF KOREA N 208-259-200 ACT 1 TBA KIM, D.D. 20 30 2.0 


208-259-201 ACT 2 W 5:00- 6:50P SH 1842 KIM, D.D. 20 30 2.0 


91K MUSIC OF MEXICO N 208-260-200 ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P SH 1343 CANO, N. 20 21 2.0 


91L MUSIC OF PERSIA N 208-261-200 ACT 1 TBA THE STAFF 15 20 2.0 


91N MUSIC OF NEAR EAST N 208-263-200 ACT 1 R 7:00- 9:50P SH RACY, A.J. 20 24 2.0 


91P MUSIC-AFRCN AMERCNS N 208-265-200 ACT 1 R 11:00-12:50P SH 1325 ROBERSON, J.E. 50 14 2.0 

91Z OPEN ENSEMBLE N 208-275-200 ACT 1 W 7:00- 9:50P SH 1659 AGUABELLA, F.U. 10 23 2.0 


Ethnomusicology 91Z, activity 1: Afro-Cuban Ensemble 

208-275-201 ACT 2 T 7:00- 9:50P SH 1846 WOOLEY, A.S. 20 30 2.0 


Ethnomusicology 91Z, activity 2: Anglo-American Music 

W AFRICN CONT MUSIC N 208-275-202 ACT 3 W 10:00-12:50P SH 1659 THE STAFF 15 02 2.0 


92 MUSIC INSTRUCTION N 208-276-200 STU 1 UNSCHED RICE, T. 20 30 G 2.0 


M110B AFRCN AM MUS HERITG N ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SH 1439 KEYES, C.L. 40 04 4.0 

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M110B, FLKLORE M154B 

208-361-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P SH 1439 40 0.0 

M111 ELLINGTONIA N 208-366-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P SH 1439 BURRELL, K.E. 30 16 4.0 

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M145 


M116 CHICANO MUSIC IN US N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SH 1200 LOZA, S.J. 90 13 4.0 


208-396-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A SH 1344 30 0.0 

208-396-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A SH 1439 30 0.0 

208-396-203 DIS 1C F 9:00- 9:50A SH 1439 30 0.0 

120B DEVELOPMENT OF JAZZ N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A SH 1100 WILSON, G. 480 12 4.0 

208-421-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 8:50A SH 1420 40 0.0 

208-421-202 DIS 1B F 9:00- 9:50A SH 1420 43 0.0 

208-421-203 DIS 1C F 10:00-10:50A SH 1420 40 0.0 

208-421-204 DIS 1D F 11:00-11:50A SH 1420 43 0.0 

208-421-205 DIS 1E F 12:00-12:50P SH 1420 44 0.0 

208-421-206 DIS 1F F 1:00- 1:50P SH 1420 40 0.0 

208-421-207 DIS 1G F 8:00- 8:50A SH 1440 42 0.0 

208-421-208 DIS 1H F 9:00- 9:50A SH 1440 42 0.0 

208-421-209 DIS 1I F 10:00-10:50A SH 1440 44 0.0 

208-421-210 DIS 1J F 12:00-12:50P SH 1440 41 0.0 

208-421-211 DIS 1K F 2:00- 2:50P SH 1420 40 0.0 

208-421-212 DIS 1L F 8:00- 8:50A SH 1344 42 0.0 

M129B JAZZ THEORY&IMPROV Y 208-475-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P SH 1325 RANIER, T.J. 10 30 G 2.0 

SAME AS : MUSIC M129B 


C150 MUSIC&POLTCS-E ASIA N 208-600-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SH 1354 REES, H.M. 10 13 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: ETHNOMUSICLGY,MUSIC,MUSICLGY,E ASIAN 


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171 ADV JAZZ PERFRMANCE N 208-726-201 LAB 1 MIRANDA, R. 3 30 G 2.0 


208-726-202 LAB 2 TBA BURRELL, K.E. 3 30 G 2.0 


208-726-203 LAB 3 TBA FOSTER, G. 3 30 G 2.0 


208-726-204 LAB 4 TBA WILSON, A.J. 3 30 G 2.0 


208-726-205 LAB 5 BOHANON, G.R. 5 30 G 2.0 


208-726-206 LAB 6 HIGGINS, B. 3 30 G 2.0 


208-726-207 LAB 7 CHILDS, W.E. 3 30 G 2.0 


208-726-208 LAB 8 RANIER, T.J. 3 30 G 2.0 


208-726-209 LAB 9 PRICE, R. 3 30 G 2.0 


208-726-210 LAB 10 TBA MORRISON, B. 5 30 G 2.0 


208-726-211 LAB 11 TBA WEIR, M.A. 5 30 G 2.0 


208-726-212 LAB 12 CLAYTON, J.L. 5 20 G 2.0 

172A COGNITV PSYCH-MUSIC N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P DICKSON 207 KENDALL, R.A. 55 14 4.0 

208-734-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P DICKSON 207 40 0.0 

174 AESTHETICS OF MUSIC N ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SH 1420 SAVAGE, R. 30 04 4.0 

M177 JAZZ COMBO N 208-762-201 ACT 1 T 3:00- 4:50P SH 1535 WEIR, M.A. 10 30 G 2.0 

SAME AS : MUSIC M177 


208-762-202 ACT 2 R 6:00- 7:50P SH 1535 BURRELL, K.E. 5 30 G 2.0 


208-762-203 ACT 3 T 6:00- 7:50P SH 1151 BURRELL, K.E. 5 30 G 2.0 


208-762-204 ACT 4 T 5:00- 6:50P SH 1535 LAND, H. 5 30 G 2.0 


208-762-205 ACT 5 T 5:00- 6:50P SH 1345 HIGGINS, B. 10 30 G 2.0 


208-762-200 ACT 6 T 7:00- 8:50P SH 1535 LOZA, S.J. 10 22 G 2.0 


208-762-207 ACT 7 M 5:00- 6:50P SH 1535 BOHANON, G.R. 15 20 G 2.0 


C178 AESTH&PHIL-SYS MUSC N 208-768-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P SH B544 SAVAGE, R. 5 16 G 4.0 


190 STUDY-ETHNOMUSICLGY N 208-840-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P SH 1354 PETROVIC, A. 15 06 G 4.0 


191B ADV MUSIC OF BALI N 208-855-200 ACT 1 T 7:00- 9:50P SH 1659 WENTEN, I.N. 10 22 G 2.0 


191C ADV MSC&DNC-BALKANS N 208-856-200 ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P SH 1846 RICE, T. 10 21 G 2.0 


191D ADV MUSIC OF CHINA N 208-857-200 ACT 1 TBA LI, C. 10 30 G 2.0 


191E ADV MUSC&DANC-GHANA N 208-858-200 ACT 1 R 4:00- 4:50P SH 1659 LADZEKPO, K. 10 16 G 2.0 


191F ADV MUSIC OF INDIA N 208-859-200 ACT 1 TBA KAUSHAL, A. 10 30 G 2.0 


208-859-201 ACT 2 TBA SH HUSAIN, S. 10 20 G 2.0 


191G ADV MUSIC OF JAPAN N 208-860-200 ACT 1 T 5:00- 6:50P SH 1842 YUGE, I. 10 30 G 2.0 


208-860-201 ACT 2 TBA YUGE, I. 10 30 G 2.0 


191H ADV MUSIC OF JAVA N 208-861-200 ACT 1 T 4:00- 5:50P SH 1659 WENTEN, I.N. 10 15 G 2.0 


191J ADV MUSIC OF KOREA N 208-863-200 ACT 1 TBA KIM, D.D. 10 30 G 2.0 


208-863-201 ACT 2 W 5:00- 6:50P SH 1842 KIM, D.D. 10 30 G 2.0 


191K ADV MUSIC OF MEXICO N 208-864-200 ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P SH 1343 CANO, N. 10 21 G 2.0 


191L ADV MUSIC OF PERSIA N 208-865-200 ACT 1 TBA THE STAFF 15 20 G 2.0 


191N ADV MUSIC-NEAR EAST N 208-867-200 ACT 1 R 7:00- 9:50P SH RACY, A.J. 10 24 G 2.0 


191P ADV MUSIC-AFR AMRCN N 208-869-200 ACT 1 R 11:00-12:50P SH 1325 ROBERSON, J.E. 25 14 G 2.0 


191Z ADV OPEN ENSEMBLE N 208-879-200 ACT 1 W 7:00- 9:50P SH 1659 AGUABELLA, F.U. 10 23 G 2.0 


Ethnomusicology 191Z, activity 1: Afro-Cuban Ensemble 

208-879-201 ACT 2 T 7:00- 9:50P SH 1846 WOOLEY, A.S. 10 22 G 2.0 


Ethnomusicology 191Z, activity 2: Anglo-American Music 

W AFRICN CONT MUSIC N 208-879-202 ACT 3 W 10:00-12:50P SH 1659 THE STAFF 15 02 G 2.0 


192 ADV MUSIC INSTRUCTN N 208-852-200 STU 1 UNSCHED RICE, T. 10 30 G 2.0 


197 W AFRICA MUS & JAZZ N 208-890-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SH 1402 THE STAFF 20 13 4.0 

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS 


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Ethnomusicology 197: Popular Music of Israel 

202 CURR ISS-ETHNMSCLGY N 608-012-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P SH B544 RACY, A.J. 15 15 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS & ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS 

C204 AESTH&PHIL-SYS MUSC N 608-021-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P SH B544 SAVAGE, R. 10 16 G 4.0 


240 MUSIC-ARABC NR EAST N 608-240-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P SH 1846 RACY, A.J. 15 16 4.0 


C250 MUSIC&POLTCS-E ASIA N 608-299-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SH 1354 REES, H.M. 10 13 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: GRADUATE STUDENTS & ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS 

279 SEM-SYSTMTC MUSCLGY N 608-474-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P SH B544 KENDALL, R.A. 10 08 4.0 


282 SEMINAR IN ANALYSIS N 608-492-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P SH B544 THE STAFF 20 30 6.0 


292A TOPICS-ETHNOMUSCLGY N 608-552-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SH 1402 DJEDJE, J.C. 15 13 4.0 


Ethnomusicology 292A: Globalization of African Music 

292F TOPICS-ETHNOMUSCLGY N 608-557-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P SH 1846 DJEDJE, J.C. 10 15 4.0 


Ethnomusicology 292F: West African Music Meets Jazz 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 608-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED RICE, T. 30 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: ETHNOMUSICOLOGY MAJORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS 

EUROPEAN STUDIES 



101 INTRO-EUROPEAN STDS N 200-306-200 DIS 1 T 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1256 BEREND, I.T. 20 15 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: EUROPEAN STUDIES MAJORS 

European Studies 101: The European Union: A History and Political Economy 

FILM AND TELEVISION 

100 UNDERGRAD SYMPOSIUM N 206-300-200 LAB 1 TBA SMITH, B.J. 50 30 G 1.0- 2.0 

106B HIST EUROPE MTN PIC N ----------- LEC 1 TR 1:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 1409 WOLLEN, P. 160 30 0.0 

Film and Television 106B: German Cinema 

206-337-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-337-202 DIS 1B M 10:00-10:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-337-203 DIS 1C R 9:00- 9:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-337-204 DIS 1D R 10:00-10:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-337-205 DIS 1E F 9:00- 9:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-337-206 DIS 1F F 10:00-10:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-337-207 DIS 1G W 12:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-337-208 DIS 1H W 1:00- 1:50P MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

108 HIST-DOCUMNTRY FILM N ----------- LEC 1 MW 9:00-12:50P MELNITZ 1409 GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 160 02 0.0 

206-348-201 DIS 1A W 9:00- 9:50A MELNITZ 2589 22 6.0 

206-348-202 DIS 1B M 2:00- 2:50P MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-348-203 DIS 1C M 11:00-11:50A MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-348-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-348-205 DIS 1E F 1:00- 1:50P MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-348-206 DIS 1F F 2:00- 2:50P MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

206-348-207 DIS 1G R 2:00- 2:50P MELNITZ 2589 22 6.0 

206-348-208 DIS 1H M 1:00- 1:50P MELNITZ 2589 20 6.0 

110A HIST-BROADCASTING N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:00-12:50P MELNITZ 1409 VIANELLO, R. 160 12 4.0 

206-360-201 DIS 1A TBA 20 0.0 

206-360-202 DIS 1B TBA 20 0.0 

206-360-203 DIS 1C TBA 20 0.0 

206-360-204 DIS 1D TBA 20 0.0 

206-360-205 DIS 1E TBA 20 0.0 

206-360-206 DIS 1F TBA 20 0.0 

206-360-207 DIS 1G 20 0.0 

206-360-207 DIS 1G 20 20 0.0 

206-360-208 DIS 1H 20 20 0.0 

206-360-208 DIS 1H 20 0.0 

130A SCREENWRTNG FNDMTLS N 206-480-200 LEC 1 M 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1178 ACKERMAN, H.L. 333 30 2.0 

130B SCRNWRT FNDMT WKSHP N 206-481-200 DIS 1 M 2:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 2586 CARUSO, D. 30 30 4.0 


206-481-201 DIS 2 T 2:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 2589 CARUSO, D. 30 30 4.0 


135B ADV SCRNWRTNG WKSHP Y 206-512-200 LAB 1 TBA THE STAFF 25 20 G 8.0 


150 CINEMATOGRAPHY N 206-601-200 LEC 1 TBA MCDONALD, W. 20 20 G 4.0 


152 FILM&TV SND RECRDNG N 206-612-200 LEC 1 TBA BROWNLEE, S.M. 20 30 4.0 


154 FILM EDITING N 206-624-200 LEC 1 TBA MARIN, E. 10 30 4.0 


163 DIRECTNG THE CAMERA N 206-679-200 LAB 1 TBA TIECHE, G.K. 20 30 G 4.0 


164 DIRECTING THE ACTOR N 206-685-200 LAB 1 TBA SALVI, D.N. 25 20 4.0 


175B UNDRGRD FILM PRDCTN N 206-751-200 LAB 1 TBA WAGMISTER, C. 20 30 4.0- 8.0 


206-751-201 LAB 2 TBA SMITH, B.E. 15 30 4.0- 8.0 


176A ADV UNDRGRAD PRDCTN N ----------- DIS 1 TBA GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 20 30 G 8.0 


206-759-201 LAB 1A TBA GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 20 0.0 

206-759-202 DIS 2 STEIN, H.D. 10 30 G 8.0 



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206-759-203 LAB 2A STEIN, H.D. 10 0.0 


M177 FILM&TV ACTNG WKSHP N 206-762-200 LAB 1 TR 9:00-11:50A MELNITZ 1462A SALVI, D.N. 10 12 G 2.0 

SAME AS : THEATER M178 


206-762-202 LAB 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 1462A SALVI, D.N. 0 15 G 2.0 


206-762-203 LAB 3 TBA 10 20 G 2.0 


178 FILM&TV PRODCTN LAB N 206-769-200 LAB 1 UNSCHED CARUSO, D. 15 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-201 LAB 2 UNSCHED GAZDAG, G. 15 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-202 LAB 3 UNSCHED SCHREIBMAN, M.A. 15 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-203 LAB 4 UNSCHED STARKIE, B.S. 15 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-204 LAB 5 UNSCHED GONZALEZ, A.P. 15 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-205 LAB 6 UNSCHED WAGMISTER, C. 15 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-206 LAB 7 UNSCHED DENOVE, T.F. 15 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-207 LAB 8 UNSCHED SMITH, B.J. 15 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-208 LAB 9 UNSCHED GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 15 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-210 LAB 10 UNSCHED MCDONALD, W. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-211 LAB 11 UNSCHED STEIN, H.D. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


206-769-212 LAB 12 VILPPU, G.V. 10 30 G 2.0/ 4.0 


181A ANIMTN DSGN-FILM&TV N 206-786-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2487 MERCER, C.L. 10 05 4.0 

WR 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 


181C ANIMATION WORKSHOP N ----------- STU 1 TR 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2487 MCLAUGHLIN, D. 35 13 4.0/ 8.0 


206-788-201 LAB 1A UNSCHED 35 0.0 

187A RMOT MULTI-CAM PROD N 206-825-200 LEC 1 M 6:00- 8:50P MACGOWN VICKROY, T. 15 30 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: MOTION PICTURE/TELEVISION MAJORS 

192 FILM&TV INTERNSHIP N 206-852-200 FLD 1 T 5:00- 6:50P MACGOWN 2310C MANN, D.R. 30 30 4.0- 8.0 

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS 

206C SEM-AMRCN FILM HIST N 606-038-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2410 THE STAFF 20 05 6.0 


209D SEM-ANIMATED FILM N 606-057-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 1:50P MELNITZ 2586 MCLAUGHLIN, D. 15 30 4.0 


210 CONTMP BRDCST MEDIA N 606-060-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 2410 CALDWELL, J.T. 10 16 4.0 


211B SEM-HISTORIOGRAPHY N 606-067-200 SEM 1 F 10:00-12:50P MACGOWN 2310C BROWNE, N.K. 20 03 4.0 


217 SEM-TELEVISION HIST N 606-102-200 SEM 1 R 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2410 THE STAFF 20 14 4.0 


218 CULTR&MEDIA&SOCIETY N 606-108-200 DIS 1 W 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2410 GABRIEL, T.H. 20 06 4.0 


221 SEM-FILM AUTHORS N 606-126-200 SEM 1 T 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2410 MAMBER, S.D. 20 13 6.0 


222 SEM-FILM GENRES N 606-132-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 2410 BERGSTROM, J.L. 25 15 6.0 


242 DGTL IMAGRY&VISLZTN N 606-252-200 LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 30 G 4.0 


243 MOVING DIGITL IMAGE N 606-258-200 LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 30 G 4.0 


244 INTERACT MULTIMEDIA N 606-264-200 LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 30 G 4.0 


245 CREATV AUTHORNG-WWW N 606-270-200 LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 30 G 4.0 


289A BUSNSS PRAC-FILM&TV N 606-534-200 DIS 1 W 7:00- 9:50P MELNITZ 2534 THE STAFF 60 30 4.0 


289B BUSNSS PRAC-FILM&TV N 606-535-200 DIS 1 R 7:00- 9:50P MACGOWN 2310C LE FAUVE, M. 100 30 4.0 


289C BUSNSS PRAC-FILM&TV N 606-536-200 DIS 1 W 7:00- 9:50P MACGOWN 2310C MANN, D.R. 100 30 4.0 


Film and Television 289C: Current Business: Developing the Feature Film 

291A MGMT-ENTRTNMT INDUS N 606-546-200 DIS 1 M 7:00- 9:50P PERLOFF 1102 GUBER, H.P. 180 30 4.0 


292C NTWK TV MGMT&DECSNS N 606-554-200 LEC 1 T 7:00- 9:50P ROLFE 1200 100 22 4.0 


298A SPECIAL STUDIES N 606-588-200 DIS 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 30 2.0- 4.0 


606-588-201 DIS 2 TBA MCDONALD, W. 20 30 2.0- 4.0 


Film and Television 298A: Archaeology of the Medium 

606-588-202 DIS 3 R 7:00- 9:50P MELNITZ 2534 THE STAFF 20 30 2.0- 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 606-600-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED CALDWELL, J.T. 60 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 



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400 FILM IMAGE DSGN LAB N 606-601-200 LEC 1 R 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 2534 STARKIE, B.S. 0 14 4.0 


402B ADV FICTION WRKSHOP N 606-609-200 LAB 1 TBA GAZDAG, G. 15 30 8.0 


403B ADV DOCUMNTRY WKSHP N 606-613-200 LEC 1 TBA GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 15 20 4.0- 8.0 


404B ABSTRC&EXPRMT MEDIA N 606-615-200 TUT 1 TBA YONEMOTO, B.N. 20 30 8.0 


410B FILM PRODUCTN WKSHP N 606-626-200 LEC 1 TBA GONZALEZ, A.P. 20 30 G 12.0 


606-626-201 LEC 2 TBA GAZDAG, G. 20 30 G 12.0 


606-626-202 LEC 3 TBA SMITH, B.J. 20 30 G 12.0 


606-626-203 LEC 4 TBA DENOVE, T.F. 20 30 G 12.0 


418 CINEMATOG&DIRECTING N 606-636-200 LEC 1 TBA GARY, G.E. 20 30 G 12.0 


419 ADV CINEMATOGRAPHY N 606-638-200 LEC 1 TBA DENOVE, T.F. 25 30 4.0 


423A DRCTN-ACTRS-FILM&TV N 606-646-200 LAB 1 TR 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 1462A SALVI, D.N. 20 30 4.0 


434 ADV SCREENWRITING N 606-668-200 DIS 1 M 7:00- 9:50P MACGOWN 2310B WALTER, R. 12 30 8.0 


606-668-201 DIS 2 T 7:00- 9:50P MACGOWN 2310B ACKERMAN, H.L. 20 30 8.0 


606-668-202 DIS 3 T 7:00- 9:50P OFF CAM PYNE, D. 20 30 8.0 


606-668-203 DIS 4 TBA HOUSTON, V.H. 20 30 8.0 


606-668-204 DIS 5 TBA VOORHEES, L. 20 30 8.0 


606-668-205 DIS 6 TBA THE STAFF 20 30 8.0 






452C FILM&TV SND RERCRDG N ----------- LEC 1 W 7:00- 9:50P MELNITZ BROWNLEE, S.M. 20 30 4.0 


606-705-201 LAB 1A BROWNLEE, S.M. 20 0.0 

454A ADV FILM EDITING N 606-708-200 LEC 1 W 2:30- 5:50P MELNITZ 2586 MARKS, B. 25 09 G 4.0 


454B ADV FILM EDITING N 606-709-200 LEC 1 R 7:00-10:50P MELNITZ 2586 MARKS, R. 20 30 G 4.0 


466A ADV PRO VIDEO WKSHP N 606-734-200 LEC 1 F 9:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 1451B STEIN, H.D. 10 30 G 8.0 


482A ADV ANIMATN WRKSHP N 606-764-200 STU 1 MW 7:00- 9:50P MELNITZ 2487 LETTERA, V.M. 25 30 4.0/ 8.0 


482B ADV ANIMATN WRKSHP N 606-765-200 STU 1 F 9:30- 4:20P MELNITZ 2487 VILPPU, G.V. 25 30 4.0/ 8.0 


486 PREP-MFA IN PRODCTN N 606-769-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED NO FAC GAZDAG, G. 5 30 2.0- 4.0 


606-769-201 TUT 2 UNSCHED NO FAC ANTCZAK, J. 5 30 2.0- 4.0 


606-769-202 TUT 3 UNSCHED NO FAC SCHREIBMAN, M.A. 5 30 2.0- 4.0 


606-769-203 TUT 4 UNSCHED NO FAC GONZALEZ, A.P. 5 30 2.0- 4.0 


606-769-204 TUT 5 UNSCHED NO FAC GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 5 30 2.0- 4.0 


487 POST-PRODUCTION LAB N 606-774-200 LAB 1 UNSCHED NO FAC BROWNLEE, S.M. 5 30 4.0 


606-774-201 LAB 2 UNSCHED NO FAC SMITH, B.J. 5 30 4.0 


606-774-202 LAB 3 UNSCHED NO FAC GONZALEZ, A.P. 5 30 4.0 


606-774-203 LAB 4 UNSCHED NO FAC WAGMISTER, C. 5 30 4.0 


606-774-204 LAB 5 UNSCHED NO FAC GAZDAG, G. 5 30 4.0 


606-774-205 LAB 6 UNSCHED NO FAC GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 5 30 4.0 


606-774-206 LAB 7 UNSCHED NO FAC STARKIE, B.S. 5 30 4.0 


489A CMPTR ANMTN-FLM&VID N 606-778-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 4:50P MELNITZ 2487 MERCER, C.L. 25 15 G 4.0- 8.0 


498 PRFSN INTRN-FILM&TV N 606-796-200 TUT 1 T 5:00- 6:50P MACGOWN 2310C MANN, D.R. 30 30 4.0-12.0 


FOLKLORE AND MYTHOLOGY 



15 INTR-AMER FLKLR STD N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P DODD 147 JOSEPH-WITHAM, H.R 120 08 4.0 

203-045-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2319 20 0.0 

203-045-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2319 20 0.0 

203-045-203 DIS 1C F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1270 20 0.0 


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203-045-204 DIS 1D F 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2325 20 0.0 

203-045-205 DIS 1E F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1343 20 0.0 

203-045-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2284 20 0.0 

M140 BOCCACCIO TO BASILE N 203-661-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3150 TUTTLE, E.F. 10 12 4.0 

SAME AS : ITALIAN M140 

M154B AFRCN AM MUS HERITG N 203-713-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SH 1439 KEYES, C.L. 7 04 4.0 

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M110B, ETHNOMU M110B 

203-713-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P SH 1439 7 0.0 

M155 ORAL TRADTNS-AFRICA N 203-716-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A FOWLER A139 COSENTINO, D.J. 15 03 4.0 

SAME AS : ENGL M111G 

CM175 FOOD CUSTOMS&SMBLSM N 203-784-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1337 JONES, M.O. 10 15 4.0 

SAME AS : WLD ART CM168 


SAME AS : WLD ART CM268 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 603-590-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED JONES, M.O. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: FOLKLORE GRADUATE STUDENTS 

400B DIRCTD PROFSNL ACTS N 603-606-200 LEC 1 UNSCHED JONES, M.O. 15 30 SU 4.0 


FRENCH 



Enrollment in French 1 through 6 is contingent on proper placement, as determined by the results of the departmental placement exam to be given at time TBA. 

1) Students with one or more years of high school French MUST present a placement exam score on the first day of class. 

2) Students who have taken the AP exam and received a score of 3 or higher need not take the departmental placement exam, but should consult the UCLA General Catalog for credit equivalencies. 

3) Students who have never had high school French may preenroll in French 1 without taking the placement exam, but should consult the UCLA General Catalog for credit equivalencies. 

4) Transfer students who have had French at another college should check their degree progress report for credit equivalencies granted on admission (see counselors at A316 Murphy Hall 

or call 825-1687). 

For those who miss the placement exam on November 17, it will be offered again ONCE on January 10, 2000, 4-6 p.m., in a room to be announced. After that date, the next exam will be 

offered for Spring 2000 enrollment. 

1 ELEMENTARY FRENCH N 205-008-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A DODD 154 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 21 4.0 

205-008-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A DODD 154 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 21 4.0 

205-008-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A DODD 154 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 21 4.0 


2 ELEMENTARY FRENCH Y 205-021-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A DODD 162 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 22 4.0 

205-021-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A DODD 162 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 22 4.0 



205-021-205 LEC 5 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2238 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 22 4.0 

205-021-206 LEC 6 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5203 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 22 4.0 

2G ELEM FR-GRD STD Y 205-025-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3123 MAGAHA, R.C. 25 30 SU 3.0 


3 ELEMENTARY FRENCH Y 205-036-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A KINSEY 289 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 23 4.0 

205-036-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1256 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 23 4.0 

205-036-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1256 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 23 4.0 

205-036-204 LEC 4 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 96 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 23 4.0 

205-036-205 LEC 5 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2168 DUFRESNE, N.I. 23 23 4.0 

4 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH Y 205-050-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1221A DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 03 4.0 

205-050-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2168 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 04 4.0 

205-050-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2156 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 05 4.0 

5 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH Y 205-057-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 3112 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 01 4.0 

205-057-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2156 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 03 4.0 

205-057-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 184 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 04 4.0 

6 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH Y 205-064-201 LEC 1 MTWF 9:00- 9:50A DANCE 103 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 02 4.0 

205-064-202 LEC 2 MTWF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1343 DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 05 4.0 

10B FRENCH CONVERSATION Y 205-085-200 DIS 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2156 DUFRESNE, N.I. 15 04 2.0 

10C FRENCH CONVERSATION Y 205-092-200 DIS 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE A152 DUFRESNE, N.I. 15 05 2.0 

12 INTRO-STDY OF FR LT Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 160 CARRON, J. 40 05 4.0 

205-099-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3126 20 0.0 

205-099-202 DIS 1B F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 4413 20 0.0 

15 THRY&CORRECTN-DICTN Y 205-127-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2168 JANSMA, K. 20 03 4.0 

41 FRENCH CINEMA&CULTR N 205-166-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 164 GANS, E.L. 40 15 4.0 

R 1:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3134 

French 41: French Film from the 1930s to the Present (in English) 

100 WRITTEN EXPRESSION Y 205-301-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2181 THE STAFF 20 03 4.0 

101 WRITTEN EXPRESSION N 205-312-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 148 JANSMA, K. 20 04 4.0 

102 ADV EXPOSITRY WRTNG Y 205-331-102 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2242 JANSMA, K. 20 06 4.0 

109 LANG&COM-BSNS FRNCH N 205-369-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2319 DUFRESNE, N.I. 25 07 4.0 

114B LIT-17TH&18TH CNTRY N 205-389-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 160 MELZER, S. 30 06 4.0 

116B NOVEL&16TH C PROSE N 205-417-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A DODD 178 CARRON, J. 20 03 4.0 

120A EARLY 20TH C WRITRS N 205-482-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3118 WEIL, K. 20 12 4.0 

152 STUDIES-17 CENT LIT N 205-654-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:15P BUNCHE 2168 MELZER, S. 20 08 4.0 

French 152: Politics and Poetics of Colonizing the New World 

153 STUDIES-18 CENT LIT N 205-660-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 148 WERNER, S.D. 20 02 4.0 

French 153: L’Humour noir: de Voltaire a Sade 

164A FRENCH NOVL-TRNSLTN N 205-708-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3134 COLEMAN, P.J. 40 12 4.0 

165 FRENCH LIT-TRANSLTN N 205-712-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3134 LOSELLE, A.N. 40 07 4.0 

166 FR&FRNCPHNE AUTOBIO N 205-716-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P KINSEY 230 LIONNET, F. 35 14 4.0 

French 166: 20th Century Self-Portraiture, in English 

203 CNTMPORARY THEORIES N 605-013-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3123 STEFANOVSKA, M. 12 09 4.0 

205 TECHNIQUES-LIT ANLY N 605-023-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3161 WERNER, S.D. 12 08 4.0 

214 MEDIEVAL LANG&LIT N 605-040-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3123 HAIDU, P. 12 16 4.0 

French 214: Problematics of Medieval Literature 

219 19TH CENTURY N 605-108-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P ROYCE 236 WEIL, K. 12 15 G 4.0 

254A EIGHTEENTH CENTURY N 605-326-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3127 COLEMAN, P.J. 12 15 4.0 

French 254A: Theater and Identification from the Baroque to the Enlightenment 


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375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 605-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED DUFRESNE, N.I. 40 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: FRENCH,COM LIT,ROMANCE GRAD STUDENTS 

GENERAL EDUCATION CLUSTERS 



M1B GLOBAL ENVIRONMNT 2 Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 190 STOLZENBACH, K.D. 120 02 G 5.0 

SAME AS : ENVIRON M1B 

226-002-201 DIS 1A R 12:00- 1:50P DICKSON 4260 20 0.0 

226-002-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3131 20 0.0 

226-002-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-11:50A CAMPBEL 2226 20 0.0 

226-002-204 DIS 1D T 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 166 20 0.0 

226-002-205 DIS 1E W 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 166 20 0.0 

226-002-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 166 20 0.0 

20B INTERRCL DYNAMCS-US Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P DODD 121 CHEUNG, K.K. 120 15 G 5.0 

226-061-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 166 15 0.0 

226-061-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 9:50A CAMPBEL 2226 15 0.0 

226-061-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 166 15 0.0 

226-061-204 DIS 1D T 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 166 15 0.0 

226-061-205 DIS 1E T 12:00- 1:50P CAMPBEL 2226 15 0.0 

226-061-206 DIS 1F W 4:00- 5:50P ROYCE 166 15 0.0 

226-061-207 DIS 1G R 8:00- 9:50A CAMPBEL 2226 15 0.0 

226-061-208 DIS 1H R 12:00- 1:50P CAMPBEL 2226 15 0.0 

21B HIST-MODERN THOUGHT Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 1200 APPLEBY, J.O. 140 14 G 5.0 

226-067-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 3:50P CAMPBEL 2226 17 0.0 

226-067-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 5:50P ROYCE 166 18 0.0 

226-067-203 DIS 1C W 10:00-11:50A CAMPBEL 2226 17 0.0 

226-067-204 DIS 1D W 12:00- 1:50P CAMPBEL 2226 18 0.0 

226-067-205 DIS 1E W 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 166 17 0.0 

226-067-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 3:50P CAMPBEL 2226 18 0.0 

226-067-207 DIS 1G R 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 166 17 0.0 

226-067-208 DIS 1H R 10:00-11:50A CAMPBEL 2226 18 0.0 

70B COSMOS AND LIFE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A SUNSETV AU MORRIS, M.R. 100 12 G 5.0 


226-211-202 DIS 1B W 9:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 

226-211-203 DIS 1C W 11:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 

226-211-204 DIS 1D W 1:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 

226-211-205 DIS 1E W 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 5644 20 0.0 

GEOGRAPHY 



1 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMNT N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROYCE 362 ORME, A.R. 120 30 0.0 

207-005-201 LAB 1A M 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-005-202 LAB 1B W 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-005-203 LAB 1C T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-005-204 LAB 1D F 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-005-205 LAB 1E F 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-005-206 LAB 1F W 5:00- 6:50P BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

2 BIOGEOG-CHNGNG WRLD N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A PERLOFF 1102 LONGCORE, T.R. 120 04 0.0 

207-046-201 LAB 1A M 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-046-202 LAB 1B M 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-046-203 LAB 1C W 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-046-204 LAB 1D W 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-046-205 LAB 1E F 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-046-206 LAB 1F R 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

3 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2209A COSGROVE, D.E. 120 03 0.0 

207-065-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-065-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-065-203 DIS 1C T 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-065-204 DIS 1D T 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-065-205 DIS 1E W 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

207-065-206 DIS 1F W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE A170 20 4.0 

4 REGNL DEV&WRLD ECON N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1234 ESSLETZBICHLER, J. 88 30 0.0 

207-077-201 LAB 1A T 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE A163 22 4.0 

207-077-202 LAB 1B R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE A163 22 4.0 

207-077-203 LAB 1C F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE A163 22 4.0 

207-077-204 LAB 1D F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE A163 22 4.0 

5 PEOPLE&EARTH ECOSYS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P MS 4000A MULDAVIN, J.S. 160 14 0.0 

207-086-201 LAB 1A M 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE A163 20 4.0 

207-086-202 LAB 1B W 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE A163 20 4.0 

207-086-203 LAB 1C R 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE A163 20 4.0 

207-086-204 LAB 1D T 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE A163 20 4.0 

207-086-205 LAB 1E W 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE A163 20 4.0 

207-086-206 LAB 1F R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE A163 20 4.0 

207-086-207 LAB 1G M 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE A163 20 4.0 

207-086-208 LAB 1H R 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE A163 20 4.0 

104 CLIMATOLOGY N 207-325-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 2221E XUE, Y 50 15 4.0 

105 HYDROLOGY Y 207-330-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:15A BUNCHE A163 TRIMBLE, S.W. 50 02 4.0 

105A HYDROLOGY-FIELD&LAB N 207-331-200 LAB 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A163 50 15 2.0 

108 WORLD VEGETATION N 207-345-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:15P BUNCHE 2221E LONGCORE, T.R. 115 06 4.0 

111 FOREST ECOSYSTEMS Y 207-369-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:45A BUNCHE 2221E BROWN, J.C. 100 03 4.0 

112 ANALTCL ANIMAL GEOG Y 207-371-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE A170 WALTER, H. 115 15 4.0 

124 ENVRMNTL IMPCT ANLY N 207-470-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE A163 RAPHAEL, M.N. 90 30 4.0 

131 ENVIRONMENTL CHANGE N 207-517-200 LEC 1 M 6:00- 8:50P BUNCHE 2221E MACDONALD, G.M. 115 30 4.0 

133 CULT GEOG-MODRN WLD N 207-525-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P BUNCHE 2221E CARNEY, J.A. 115 30 4.0 

148 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY Y 207-580-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 2221E RIGBY, D.L. 115 12 4.0 

152 CITIES OF EUROPE N 207-594-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 2221E AGNEW, J.A. 115 30 4.0 

167 CARTOGRAPHY Y ----------- LEC 1 TBA BUNCHE GESSLER, N. 40 20 6.0 


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207-665-201 LAB 1A TBA BUNCHE GESSLER, N. 40 0.0 

171 QUANTITATIVE ANALYS Y 207-690-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE A163 RIGBY, D.L. 90 30 4.0 

182B BRAZIL N 207-755-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 2221E BELL, S.A. 115 14 4.0 

201 COASTL GEOMORPH SEM N 607-023-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1261 ORME, A.R. 20 15 4.0 


M229 RESOURCE BASED DVLP N 607-194-200 DIS 1 M 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3178 HECHT, S.B. 5 30 G 4.0 

SAME AS : URB PLN M234C 


231 TERMINOLOGY&THEORY N 607-202-200 DIS 1 M 6:00- 8:50P BUNCHE A170 MULDAVIN, J.S. 20 21 4.0 


233 SEM-CULTURAL GEOG N 607-213-200 SEM 1 W 5:00- 7:50P BUNCHE 1250 CARNEY, J.A. 20 30 4.0 


240 GEOPOLITICS N 607-235-200 LEC 1 M 5:00- 7:50P BUNCHE 1250 ENTRIKIN, J.N. 20 20 4.0 


248 LOCATION&SPACE ECMY N 607-248-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1261 SCOTT, A.J. 20 09 4.0 



SAME AS : ATMOSCI M272B, E&S SCI M270B 


292 RGNL GEOG-SLCTD RGN N 607-536-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 1250 SMITH, L. 20 06 4.0 


295 SEM-GEOGRPHIC THGHT N 607-542-200 SEM 1 T 6:00- 8:50P BUNCHE 1261 CURRY, M.R. 20 22 4.0 


298B HIST OF MODERN GEOG N 607-552-200 LEC 1 R 6:00- 8:50P BUNCHE 1261 CURRY, M.R. 20 24 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 607-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED MACDONALD, G.M. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


GERMANIC LANGUAGES 

Afrikaans 



105B INTERMEDT AFRIKAANS Y 214-351-200 LEC 1 MTWR 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 2106 KIRSNER, R.S. 15 03 4.0 

Dutch 



131 INTRO-MOD DUTCH LIT Y 216-486-200 DIS 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 3153 KIRSNER, R.S. 25 14 4.0 

German 



Students who have taken German elsewhere (without receiving any university credit at UCLA) and wish to take German 1 through 6 must take a placement exam to be given at time TBA. 

The Placement Exam will be offered again ONCE at time TBA. 

1 ELEMENTARY GERMAN N 215-005-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2178 KLOCKE, A. 25 21 4.0 

215-005-202 DIS 2 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1270 KLOCKE, A. 25 21 4.0 

1G ELEM GERMAN-GRADS N 215-007-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 1270 KLOCKE, A. 25 13 SU 4.0 

2 ELEMENTARY GERMAN Y 215-010-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2284 KLOCKE, A. 25 21 4.0 

215-010-202 DIS 2 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1329 KLOCKE, A. 25 21 4.0 

215-010-203 DIS 3 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 150 KLOCKE, A. 25 21 4.0 

3 ELEMENTARY GERMAN Y 215-015-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 96 KLOCKE, A. 25 21 4.0 

4 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN Y 215-020-200 DIS 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2278 KLOCKE, A. 25 22 4.0 

5 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN Y 215-025-201 DIS 1 MTWR 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1343 KLOCKE, A. 25 22 4.0 

6 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN Y 215-030-201 DIS 1 MTWR 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3150 KLOCKE, A. 25 22 4.0 

62W TECHNOSCI&GER CLTRE Y 215-186-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1655 MILLER, W.V. 20 13 G 5.0 

100B HIST&CULT 1500-1914 N 215-301-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5249 BAHR, E. 60 04 4.0 

215-301-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 289 20 0.0 

215-301-202 DIS 1B T 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3153 20 0.0 

215-301-203 DIS 1C T 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3165 20 0.0 

116 SPC TPC-MOD LIT&CLT N 215-414-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A DODD 78 WAGENER, H. 25 02 G 4.0 

130A CONVRSTN&COMPOSTN 1 Y 215-512-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P PUB POL 2278 LANDA, J.B. 25 14 4.0 

130B CONVRSTN&COMPOSTN 2 Y 215-513-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 2178 LANDA, J.B. 25 15 4.0 

148 INTRO-CONTEMPOR LIT N 215-612-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 150 LANDA, J.B. 25 07 G 4.0 

150 LANGUAGE&LINGUISTIC Y 215-620-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2319 STEVENS, C.M. 25 06 G 4.0 

160 ADV STDY-MODRN LIT N 215-660-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A DODD 178 WAGENER, H. 25 04 G 4.0 

F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 4413 

202A MIDDLE HIGH GERMAN N 615-030-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:15P ROYCE 334C SCHULTZ, J.A. 15 15 G 4.0 

217 HIST GERMAN LANG N 615-151-200 DIS 1 M 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 3288 STEVENS, C.M. 15 07 4.0 

TBA 

260 SEM-MODERN PERIOD N 615-345-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 4:50P ROYCE 334C 15 08 G 4.0 

German 260: Approaches to the Holocaust: Theory, Pedagogy, Texts, and Contexts 

263 SEM-LITERARY THEORY N 615-359-200 SEM 1 T 2:30- 5:30P ROYCE 334C HEWITT, A.R. 15 15 G 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 615-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED KLOCKE, A. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


Old Norse Studies 

152 INTERMEDT OLD NORSE N 220-612-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3119 BYOCK, J.L. 15 15 4.0 

245A GRMNC&SCANDNVN MYTH N 620-270-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROLFE 3118 BYOCK, J.L. 15 13 G 4.0 

GERONTOLOGY 



M104D PUBLIC POLICY&AGING N 224-327-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2343 VILLA, V.M. 20 16 4.0 

SAME AS : SOC WEL M104D 

M104E SOCIAL ASPCTS-AGING N 224-328-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2242 TSUKADA, N. 5 15 4.0 

SAME AS : SOC WEL M104E 


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HEALTH SERVICES 

98B INTRNTL CMPRTV HLTH N 046-284-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 41235 ROEMER, M.I. 20 06 G 4.0 

200B HLT SSTMS ORG&FINAN Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI KOMINSKI, G.F. 60 07 4.0 

RESTRICT: HEALTH SERVICES, PUBLIC HEALTH 

846-002-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 60 0.0 

M204B PHARMCTCL ECON&PLCY N 846-026-200 SEM 1 R 4:30- 6:50P HLTHSCI COMANOR, W.S. 10 30 T2 1.0 

SAME AS : ECON M204M 


214 MSRMNTS-HEALTH CARE Y 846-084-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 51279 LITWIN, M.S. 15 30 G 4.0 


M236 MICECNM THR-HL SECT N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 51279 PONCE, N.A. 40 13 G 4.0 

SAME AS : PLCY ST M268 


846-216-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 41268 20 0.0 


846-216-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 41268 20 0.0 


237B HLTH SRVC RSCH MTHD N 846-223-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 6:30P HLTHSCI 51279 RICE, T.H. 50 30 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: HEALTH SERVICES MAJORS 

240 INTNL HLTH CARE ISS N 846-240-200 LEC 1 M 8:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 41235 SCHWEITZER, S.O. 20 01 4.0 


249F QLTY ASSMT&ASSURNCE N 846-295-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 6:00P OFF CAM BROOK, R.H. 20 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: HEALTH SERVICES MAJORS 

249H CURRNT RSRCH ISSUES N 846-297-200 DIS 1 R 12:00- 1:30P HLTHSCI 41235 RICE, T.H. 15 16 2.0- 4.0 


M249L ETHICAL ISSUES Y 846-301-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 41235 ROEMER, R.J. 20 16 G 4.0 

SAME AS : COM HLT M249L 


M287 POLITICS-HLTH POLCY N 846-523-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI 41268 WALLACE, S.P. 20 30 G 4.0 



M422 EVAL-HEALTH SERVICE Y 846-646-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 71257 ANDERSEN, R.M. 25 13 G 4.0 



432 SEM-HLTH SERV MGMT N 846-664-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 5:50P HLTHSCI VALDEZ, R.O. 30 30 4.0 


436 FNCL MGMT-HLTH SRVC N 846-672-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI 51279 KOMINSKI, G.F. 40 15 4.0 


438 LOCAL HEALTH ADMIN N 846-676-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 6:50P HLTHSCI 61269 ALKON, E. 30 09 G 4.0 


442B MANAGED CR PRACTICS Y 846-683-200 LEC 1 M 4:00- 6:50P HLTHSCI 61269 VALDEZ, R.O. 40 08 G 4.0 


M449A CHILD HEALTH N 846-697-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 31235 HALFON, N. 5 08 G 4.0 

SAME AS : COM HLT M436A 


HISTORY 



1A WESTERN CIVILIZATN N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A MOORE 100 RUIZ, T.F. 400 13 0.0 

221-004-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2160 20 4.0 

221-004-202 DIS 1B T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3164 20 4.0 

221-004-203 DIS 1C T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3178 20 4.0 

221-004-204 DIS 1D T 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 289 20 4.0 

221-004-205 DIS 1E T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3170 20 4.0 

221-004-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 4:50P KINSEY 230 20 4.0 

221-004-207 DIS 1G W 4:00- 5:50P DODD 154 20 4.0 

221-004-208 DIS 1H W 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 4.0 

221-004-209 DIS 1I R 8:00- 9:50A ROYCE 148 20 4.0 

221-004-210 DIS 1J R 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2238 20 4.0 

221-004-211 DIS 1K R 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3156 20 4.0 

221-004-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3153 20 4.0 

221-004-213 DIS 1M R 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3134 20 4.0 

221-004-214 DIS 1N R 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1270 20 4.0 

221-004-215 DIS 1O F 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 2134 20 4.0 

221-004-216 DIS 1P F 9:00-10:50A PUB POL 1337 20 4.0 

221-004-217 DIS 1Q W 4:00- 5:50P CAMPBEL 2226 20 4.0 

221-004-218 DIS 1R R 4:00- 5:50P MOORE 1003 20 4.0 

221-004-219 DIS 1S R 3:00- 4:50P DANCE 103 0 4.0 

221-004-220 DIS 1T F 12:00- 1:50P ROYCE 166 0 4.0 

221-004-221 DIS 1U W 3:00- 4:50P MS 3915G RUIZ, T.F. 20 4.0 


1B WESTERN CIVILIZATN N ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A FOWLER A103B NORBERG, K. 320 04 0.0 

221-006-201 DIS 1A M 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1284 20 4.0 

221-006-202 DIS 1B M 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1323 20 4.0 

221-006-203 DIS 1C M 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3156 20 4.0 

221-006-204 DIS 1D M 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3123 20 4.0 

221-006-005 DIS 1E M 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2181 20 4.0 

221-006-206 DIS 1F W 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3150 20 4.0 

221-006-006 DIS 1G W 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3153 20 4.0 

221-006-007 DIS 1H W 2:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1657 20 4.0 

221-006-209 DIS 1I M 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3288 20 4.0 

221-006-210 DIS 1J W 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3134 20 4.0 

221-006-211 DIS 1K W 4:00- 5:50P DANCE 105 20 4.0 

221-006-212 DIS 1L W 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2325 20 4.0 

221-006-213 DIS 1M W 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2317 20 4.0 

221-006-214 DIS 1N R 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3143 20 4.0 


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221-006-215 DIS 1O R 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1343 20 4.0 

221-006-216 DIS 1P R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 4.0 

3A INTRO HIST SCIENCE N 221-016-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2214 TERRALL, M. 80 13 0.0 

221-016-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3134 20 4.0 

221-016-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3134 20 4.0 

221-016-203 DIS 1C R 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1221A 20 4.0 

221-016-204 DIS 1D R 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1284 20 4.0 

4 INTRO-HIST RELIG N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DICKSON 2160E BARTCHY, S.S. 400 14 0.0 

221-020-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 4:50P MS 5118 20 4.0 

221-020-202 DIS 1B R 8:00- 9:50A ROYCE 166 20 4.0 

221-020-203 DIS 1C T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3150 20 4.0 

221-020-204 DIS 1D T 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 184 20 4.0 

221-020-205 DIS 1E T 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2178 20 4.0 

221-020-206 DIS 1F W 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3143 20 4.0 

221-020-207 DIS 1G W 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3175 20 4.0 

221-020-208 DIS 1H W 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3211 20 4.0 

221-020-209 DIS 1I W 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1343 20 4.0 

221-020-210 DIS 1J W 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1278 20 4.0 

221-020-211 DIS 1K W 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1329 20 4.0 

221-020-212 DIS 1L R 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3178 20 4.0 

221-020-213 DIS 1M R 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3143 20 4.0 

221-020-214 DIS 1N R 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 4413 20 4.0 

221-020-215 DIS 1O R 3:00- 4:05P MS 5225 20 4.0 

221-020-216 DIS 1P F 8:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3119 20 4.0 

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221-046-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 4:50P MS 5138 20 4.0 

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221-062-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2126 20 4.0 


221-062-203 DIS 1C T 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2126 20 4.0 

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221-062-210 DIS 1J R 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3135 20 4.0 

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221-068-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 4:50P MS 3915H 20 4.0 

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221-086-201 DIS 1A M 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE A152 20 0.0 

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99 INT-HISTRCL PRCTICE N 221-273-201 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 1265 VANDERVEN, E.R. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 1: Twentieth-Century China 

221-273-202 SEM 2 T 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3118 CHAMBERS, M.H. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 2: 

221-273-203 SEM 3 R 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2150 SILVERMAN, D.L. 15 30 4.0 






221-273-204 SEM 4 M 2:00- 4:50P CAMPBEL 2226 SCHILCHER, L.S. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 4: Mother Nature/Human Nature in Myth and Religion 

221-273-205 SEM 5 M 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2150 CHAPPELL, L.S. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 5: The Roman Frontier 

221-273-206 SEM 6 M 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2173 MULVIHILL, S.M. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 6: The American Suburb 

221-273-207 SEM 7 W 3:00- 5:50P FRANZ 1354 KOSLOW, J. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 7: Constructing a History of Los Angeles 

221-273-208 SEM 8 TBA BENITEZ, J.M. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 8: The US-Mexican Borderlands 

221-273-209 SEM 9 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2173 LAUERHASS, L. 15 30 4.0 


221-273-210 SEM 10 TBA KLING, S.M. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 10: Drinking and Sociability 

221-273-211 SEM 11 W 3:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1620 CHAPPELL, L.S. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 11: Greek and Roman Imperialism 

221-273-212 SEM 12 M 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2174 MULVIHILL, S.M. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 12: The American Suburb 

221-273-213 SEM 13 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2174 SCOURTIS, C. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 13: The Development of Christian Doctrine, Fourth through Eighth Century 

221-273-214 SEM 14 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2173 VANDERVEN, E.R. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 14: Twentieth-Century China 

221-273-215 SEM 15 R 2:00- 4:50P DODD 67 BENITEZ, J.M. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 15: The US-Mexican Borderlands 

221-273-216 SEM 16 R 2:00- 4:50P CAMPBEL 2226 KOSLOW, J. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 16: Constructing a History of Los Angeles 

221-273-217 SEM 17 R 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2174 KLING, S.M. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 17: Drinking and Sociability 

221-273-218 SEM 18 R 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2292 MEAD, R. 15 30 4.0 

History 99, seminar 18: The Development of Christian Doctrine, Fourth through Eighth Century 

221-273-219 SEM 19 TBA SCOURTIS, C. 15 30 4.0 


M104A ANCIENT EGYPT CIV N 221-318-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:30A DODD 167 MUMFORD, G.D. 20 13 4.0 

SAME AS : AN N EA M104A 

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125C MOD EUROP-1715-1815 N 221-414-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P PUB POL 2270 URDANK, A.M. 60 14 4.0 

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135A MARXIST THEORY&HIST N 221-471-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 121 BRENNER, R.P. 130 13 4.0 

136 TOPIC-EUROPEAN HIST N 221-474-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2250 LOEWENBERG, P.J. 60 12 4.0 

139C EURO ECON 20TH CENT N 221-514-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2270 BEREND, I.T. 60 12 4.0 

141A BRITAIN-1485-1715 N 221-520-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROYCE 362 MCCLENDON, M. 100 13 4.0 

146 US HIST 1800-1850 N 221-576-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2214 LAMOREAUX, N.R. 75 02 4.0 

147A US CIVIL WAR&RECON N 221-585-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DICKSON 2160E WAUGH, J. 400 13 4.0 

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221-596-207 DIS 1G W 3:00- 3:50P MS 5217 20 0.0 

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221-596-210 DIS 1J R 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 184 20 0.0 

221-596-211 DIS 1K R 10:00-10:50A MS 5203 20 0.0 

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151B CONSTITUTNL HIST US N 221-624-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A FOWLER A103B EDWARDS, L.F. 200 11 4.0 

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156E SOC HIST-AMER WOMEN N 221-648-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 161 MEAD, R. 100 12 4.0 

157B N AMER IND 1830-NOW N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DODD 170 MEYER, M.L. 60 12 4.0 

221-650-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P DODD 162 20 0.0 

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M159B HIST-CHICANO PEOPLE N 221-659-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P KINSEY 169 GOMEZ-QUINONES, J. 95 14 4.0 


160A US CMPRTV IMMIGRATN N 221-661-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1246 LASLETT, J.H. 100 02 4.0 

163 HIST OF CALIFORNIA N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 2209A ARON, S.A. 180 14 4.0 

221-680-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 3114 20 0.0 

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221-680-203 DIS 1C W 9:00- 9:50A MS 3915D 20 0.0 

221-680-204 DIS 1D W 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5252 20 0.0 


98 / HISTORY Winter 2000 Class Listings 



221-680-205 DIS 1E W 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 150 20 0.0 

221-680-206 DIS 1F R 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE A152 20 0.0 

221-680-207 DIS 1G R 4:00- 4:50P MS 5148 20 0.0 

221-680-208 DIS 1H F 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

221-680-209 DIS 1I F 12:00-12:50P MS 5148 20 0.0 

171 MEXCN REVL SNC 1910 N 221-702-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 1209B WILKIE, J.W. 180 09 4.0 

175D AFRICA&DIASPORA N 221-721-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2232 ALPERS, E.A. 50 04 4.0 

176B HIST OF WEST AFRICA N 221-724-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A PERLOFF 1102 THE STAFF 100 03 4.0 

187C JAPAN-MODERN N 221-779-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DODD 121 SILVERBERG, M.R. 150 14 4.0 

190A HIST SOUTHEAST ASIA N 221-786-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P KINSEY 169 ROBINSON, G. 120 13 4.0 

190C PHILIPPINE HISTORY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2270 SALMAN, M. 60 13 4.0 

221-785-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2178 20 0.0 

221-785-202 DIS 1B R 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE 3157 20 0.0 

221-785-203 DIS 1C R 9:00- 9:50A DANCE 103 20 0.0 

M191B JWSH HIS-MD AGE-PRS N 221-789-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3170 MYERS, D.N. 20 12 4.0 

SAME AS : JEWISH M191B 

M191D FOCL THEM-JEWSH HST N 221-791-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3164 IDEL, M. 20 13 4.0 

SAME AS : JEWISH M191D 

191E THIRD REICH & JEWS N 221-792-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P LS 2147 KENWAY, C. 185 15 4.0 

195A HIST OF TECHNOLOGY N 221-806-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2214 SLEIGH, C.L. 50 12 4.0 

History 195A: Science and Gender 

195D SCI&TECH-20TH CENT N 221-809-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROYCE 164 WANG, J.A. 50 15 4.0 

History 195D: Science and Technology in Modern America 

Enrollment in History 197 classes will not be allowed until the second telephone pass and will be restricted to junior and senior history and history/art history majors. Enrollment in all 

sections of History 197s is limited to 10 or 15. 

197A UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-824-200 SEM 1 TBA BEREND, I.T. 10 30 4.0 


History 197A: Topics in 20th-Century East/Central Europe 

197B UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-825-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P ROYCE 166 BURNS, R.I. 10 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: HISTORY, HISTORY/ART HISTORY & JUNIORS AND ABOVE 

History 197B: The Medieval Mediterranean World 

197C UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-826-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2150 GINZBURG, C. 15 30 4.0 


History 197C: Geography, Slaves, and the Bible: A Case-Study Approach to Max Weber’s Protestant Ethic 

197D UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-827-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3120 HILL, R.A. 15 30 4.0 


History 197D: Topics in 20th-Century African American History 

197E UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-828-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3156 HUANG, P.C. 15 30 4.0 


History 197E: China from 1500: Readings in History and Theory 

197F UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-829-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2018 IDEL, M. 10 30 4.0 


History 197F: Jewish Mysticism 

197G UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-830-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2150 MATSUMOTO, V.J. 15 30 4.0 


History 197G: Topics in Asian American Culture, Cuisine, and Economy 

197H UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-831-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 3:50P SLICHTR 2834 NORBERG, K. 15 30 4.0 


History 197H: Women in France, 1600-1715 

197I UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-832-832 SEM 1 T 11:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 1265 OOMS, H. 10 30 4.0 


History 197I: Tokugawa Intellectual History II: Nativism, Practical Learning 

197J UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-833-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1628 RAPP, C. 15 30 4.0 


History 197J: The Age of Justinian 

197K UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-834-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 1265 RAPP, C. 15 30 4.0 


History 197K: Social Dropouts in Late Antiquity: The Early Monastic Movement 

197L UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-835-200 SEM 1 M 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2150 SCHILCHER, L.S. 15 30 4.0 


History 197L: Urban Experience in the Middle East 

197M UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-836-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2174 VON GLAHN, R. 15 30 4.0 


History 197M: Culture and Politics in Beijing and Shanghai, 1895-1937 

197N UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-837-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 42081E WEINER, D.B. 13 30 4.0 


History 197N: Science and Medicine in the Age of Napoleon 

197O UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-838-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3157 WEISS, R. 15 30 4.0 


History 197O: The Minority Experience in 20th-Century America 

197P UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-839-200 SEM 1 T 8:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2173 TEUSCHER, J.H. 15 30 4.0 


History 197P: Inventing the Family in the Middle Ages 

197Q UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-840-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P HOVANNISIAN, R.G. 10 30 4.0 


History 197Q: The Armenian Genocide in Comparative Perspective 

197S UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-842-200 SEM 1 F 11:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2174 ROBINSON, G. 15 30 4.0 


History 197S: Topics in Southeast Asia 

197T UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-843-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2292 LAL, V. 15 30 4.0 


History 197T: The Politics of Religion and Ethnicity in Modern South Asia 

197U UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-844-200 SEM 1 TBA SPIEGEL, F.Z. 20 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: HISTORY MAJORS 

History 197U: Religion and Psychoanalysis 

197V UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 221-845-200 SEM 1 T 8:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3165 DROR, O.E. 15 30 4.0 

History 197V: Historical and Cultural Perspectives on Modern Biomedicine 





200D ADV HIST EUROPE N 621-005-200 SEM 1 TBA JACOBY, R. 15 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: HISTORY GRADUATE STUDENTS 

History 200D: 

621-005-201 SEM 2 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1323 REILL, P.H. 15 30 4.0 


200J ADV HIST NEAR EAST N 621-011-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3161 MORONY, M.G. 10 30 4.0 


History 200J: 

M200V ADV HIST AFRO AMRCN N 621-023-200 SEM 1 W 4:00- 6:50P DICKSON 4260 LEMELLE, S. 6 30 4.0 



201C TOPICS-MEDIEVAL N 621-031-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P ROYCE 166 BURNS, R.I. 5 30 4.0 


History 201C: The Medieval Mediterranean World 

201E TOPICS-MODRN EUROPE N 621-033-200 SEM 1 TBA BEREND, I.T. 5 30 4.0 


History 201E, seminar 1: 

201H TOPICS-U S N 621-036-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3165 MEYER, M.L. 10 30 4.0 


History 201H, seminar 1: Advanced Research in American Indian History 

621-036-201 SEM 2 T 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1323 ARON, S.A. 15 30 4.0 


History 201H, seminar 2: Frontiers, Borderlands, West 

201J TOPICS-NEAR EAST N 621-038-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3173 PITERBERG, G. 10 30 4.0 


History 201J, seminar 1: Arab Provinces under Ottoman Rule 

621-038-201 SEM 2 TBA HOVANNISIAN, R.G. 5 30 4.0 


History 201J, seminar 2: The Armenian Genocide in Comparative Perspective 

621-038-203 SEM 3 M 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2150 SCHILCHER, L.S. 10 20 4.0 

History 201J, seminar 3: Urban Experience in the Middle East 

201L TOPICS-CHINA N 621-040-200 SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3156 HUANG, P.C. 5 30 4.0 


History 201L: China from 1500: Readings in History and Theory 

201M TOPICS-JAPAN N 621-041-200 SEM 1 T 11:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 1265 OOMS, H. 5 30 4.0 


History 201M, seminar 1: Tokugawa Intellectual History II: Nativism, Practical Learning 

621-041-201 SEM 2 R 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3106 SILVERBERG, M.R. 10 30 4.0 


History 201M, seminar 2: 

201N TOPICS-AFRICA N 621-042-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3165 DENZER, L. 10 30 4.0 


History 201N: Gender and Power in West Africa 

201R TOPICS-JEWISH HIST N 621-046-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2018 IDEL, M. 5 30 4.0 


History 201R, seminar 1: Jewish Mysticism 

621-046-201 SEM 2 TBA SPIEGEL, F.Z. 5 30 4.0 

History 201R, seminar 2: Religion and Psychoanalysis 

218A PALEOGRAPHY I N 621-129-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3165 ROUSE, R.H. 10 30 4.0 


C219B MNSCRPT-LT MID AGES N 621-133-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3161 ROUSE, R.H. 10 30 4.0 


229B EARLY MOD EUROPEAN N 621-173-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3161 SYMCOX, G.W. 10 30 T2 4.0 


M230A SEM-MODERN EUROPEAN N 621-175-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 2150 SABEAN, D. 10 30 T1 4.0 

SAME AS : ART HIS M241A 


History M230A: 

231B MOD EUR INTEL&CULT N 621-202-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3161 FRIEDLANDER, S.P. 10 30 T2 4.0 


235A ECON-EURP-1780-1939 N 621-207-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3165 BRENNER, R.P. 10 30 T1 4.0 


242 EUROPEAN HISTORY N 621-426-200 DIS 1 R 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3178 SABEAN, D. 30 30 SU 2.0 


246B US HIST-1790-1900 N 621-258-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1256 EDWARDS, L.F. 15 30 4.0 


252A RECENT US HIS -1930 N 621-296-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3173 BLOCH, R.H. 10 30 T1 4.0 


History 252A: The Public/Private Distinction of American History 

254B US SOCIAL&INTELLECT N 621-306-200 SEM 1 W 10:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3161 WAUGH, J. 10 30 T2 4.0 


M268A SEM-RCNT LAT-AM HIS N 621-385-200 SEM 1 R 4:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 2174 WILKIE, J.W. 10 30 T1 4.0 

SAME AS : LAT AM M268A 


275B COLLOQ-AFRICAN HIST N 621-417-200 SEM 1 F 10:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3161 WORGER, W.H. 10 30 4.0 


278B SEM&DSST-AFRICN HST N 621-429-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3169 EHRET, C. 10 30 4.0 


295 THRY-SCIENTIFIC CHG N 621-504-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 5288 PORTER, T.M. 10 30 4.0 


490 WRTG WKSHP-GRD STDT N 621-770-201 TUT 1 UNSCHED 10 30 SU 4.0 


621-770-202 TUT 2 UNSCHED 10 30 SU 4.0 


621-770-203 TUT 3 UNSCHED 10 30 SU 4.0 


621-770-204 TUT 4 UNSCHED 10 30 SU 4.0 



100 / HONORS COLLEGIUM Winter 2000 Class Listings 



HONORS COLLEGIUM 

621-770-205 TUT 5 UNSCHED 10 30 SU 4.0 




STUDENT RESEARCH (SRP) NOW CARRIES ACADEMIC CREDIT (1 to 2 units). All undergraduates are eligible to enroll after completing an SRP contract; for details, see Honors Collegium 

entry. 

5 SCI&HUMAN CONDITION N 222-042-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P BOTANY 328 BRUNK, C.F. 20 16 4.0 

8 COMMUNICATN-ORGNSMS N 222-056-200 LEC 1 MW 3:30- 4:50P PUB POL 2278 CRAMER, A.E. 20 08 4.0 

26 BIBLE-POLTCL THEORY N 222-122-200 SEM 1 R 8:00- 9:50A MOORE 1003 RAPOPORT, D.C. 20 12 4.0 

27 THEORIES OF EXCHNGE N 222-127-200 SEM 1 W 10:00-12:50P KINSEY 364 THE STAFF 18 02 4.0 

35 EXTRATERRESTRL LIFE N 222-145-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A LS 2142 NEWMAN, W.I. 40 03 4.0 

39 CROSS-CULTRL THEATR N 222-154-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P ROYCE 150 SORGENFREI, C. 20 15 4.0 

40W TRNSFM-CULTRL STORY Y 222-159-200 SEM 1 TR 12:00- 2:00P KINSEY 364 GIULIANO, C.F. 20 14 G 5.0 

43 MALE SXLTY-ANC ROME N 222-167-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1256 GURVAL, R.A. 20 16 4.0 

44 TRAIL OF LIGHT N 222-164-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 1337 GRUNER, G. 30 12 4.0 

60 IMGRTN&2ND GENERATN N 222-211-200 SEM 1 T 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 1264 ZHOU, M. 20 11 4.0 

65 CMPTRS-ED&ENGR&SCTY N 222-222-200 SEM 1 TBA REIHER, P.L. 20 20 4.0 

66 SUBSTNC ABUSE&BRAIN N 222-226-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 23105A MAIDMENT, N.T. 40 15 4.0 

67 STRCTR-PHYSICL RLTY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 2115 HUFFMAN, A.H. 25 04 4.0 

222-227-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 9436 25 0.0 

70A GEN ENGR-MED&AG&LAW N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 5:30P LS 2142 GOLDBERG, R.B. 50 08 5.0 


222-236-201 DIS 1A TBA 25 0.0 

222-236-202 DIS 1B TBA 25 0.0 

83W POLTCS&RHETORIC-LIT Y ----------- SEM 1 TR 9:00-10:50A ROYCE 3126 20 12 G 6.0 


222-264-201 LAB 1A R 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2317 20 0.0 


84 LOS ANGLS 1900-2000 N 222-267-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3173 HINES, T.S. 18 15 4.0 

95 19C ENGLAND&FRANCE N 222-291-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 3:50P KINSEY 364 SILVERMAN, D.L. 0 06 4.0 


97 ISS-AMRC FORGN PLCY N ----------- LEC 1 T 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2238 SPIEGEL, S.L. 47 15 4.0 

222-295-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1270 16 0.0 

222-295-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1278 16 0.0 

222-295-203 DIS 1C T 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1329 15 0.0 

Honors Collegium 99 requires a contract signed by a faculty research mentor. Contracts are NOT processed by the Honors Program Office. 

Contracts may be obtained from the Undergraduate Research Center for Life Sciences (2121 Life Sciences) or for Humanities (1201A Campbell Hall) and are due by Friday of the second 

week of classes. 

99 STUDENT RESEARCH N ----------- TUT 989 UNSCHED THE STAFF 10 30 PN 1.0- 4.0 


109 MAKING OF POETRY N ----------- SEM 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BUNCHE 3150 BALLERINI, L. 35 14 4.0 

222-354-201 DIS 1A M 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1264 18 0.0 

222-354-202 DIS 1B W 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 289 17 0.0 

113 GEOG ENCNTR&EXPLRTN N 222-374-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3156 THROWER, N.J. 20 16 4.0 

M116 ART&IMPRVSTN-MUSEUM N 222-396-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 1330 CARUSO, S. 15 15 4.0 



123 WAR&PEACE IN AFRICA N 222-438-200 SEM 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1657 SKLAR, R.L. 20 05 4.0 

126 MKNG CITZNS&SOCIETS N 222-456-200 SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3123 WALKER, B.D. 20 07 4.0 

HUMAN GENETICS 


SAME AS : BIOL CH CM169, MCD BIO CM169 

M203 STOCHASTIC MOD-BIOL Y 676-018-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P HLTHSCI AV122 LANGE, K.L. 5 30 4.0 




SAME AS : BIOMATH M207B, BIOSTAT M237B 



236 ADV HUMAN GENETICS N 676-216-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5280 SMITH, D. 30 02 SU 6.0 



SAME AS : BIOL CH CM267, CHEM M267, MCD BIO CM223 


INDO-EUROPEAN STUDIES 



280A SEM-INDO-EUROP LING N 627-491-200 SEM 1 TBA ANTTILA, R.A. 10 30 4.0 


280B SEM-INDO-EUROP LING N 627-492-200 SEM 1 TBA IVANOV, V. 10 30 4.0 

INFORMATION STUDIES 

182 RECORDS&INFO MNGMNT N 228-792-200 LEC 1 R 9:00- 2:50P GSEIS 121 THE STAFF 25 12 G 4.0 

205 HST MTHDLGY-L&I SCI N 628-030-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 6:50P GSEIS 121 MAACK, M.N. 32 30 G 4.0 

214 INFO POLICY&ISSUES N 628-084-200 SEM 1 F 12:00- 3:50P GSEIS 245 LIEVROUW, L.A. 20 07 G 4.0 

220 INFORMATION ACCESS N 628-120-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A GSEIS 111 RICHARDSON, J.V. 48 30 G 4.0 

272 SEM-LIBRY&INFO SCI N 628-432-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 4:50P GSEIS 111 CLOONAN, M.V. 25 30 SU 1.0- 2.0 

R 12:00-12:50P GSEIS 245 

273 INFO STORAGE&RETRVL N 628-438-200 SEM 1 M 9:00-11:50A GSEIS 245 LEAZER, G.H. 15 30 4.0 

280 INFO SEEKING BEHAVR N 628-480-200 LEC 1 W 12:00- 3:50P GSEIS 121 LIEVROUW, L.A. 20 30 4.0 

281 INFO RSRCS-BUSINESS N 628-486-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 7:20P GSEIS 245 ATKINSON, J. 20 09 G 4.0 

282 MGMT-DIGITL RECORDS N 628-492-200 LEC 1 F 9:00- 2:50P GSEIS 111 THE STAFF 20 30 G 4.0 

287 ISSUES-LIB&INFO SCI N 628-522-200 SEM 1 T 6:00- 8:50P GSEIS 111 BESSER, H.A. 25 30 G 2.0- 4.0 


Winter 2000 Class Listings LIFE SCIENCES / 101 



Information Studies 287, seminar 1: Digital Collections of Still and Moving Images 

628-522-201 SEM 2 TR 12:00- 1:50P GSEIS 111 YEE, M.M. 30 14 G 2.0- 4.0 

Information Studies 287, seminar 2: Cataloging Moving Images 

400 PORTFOLIO DESIGN N 628-601-200 LEC 1 R 6:00- 8:50P GSEIS 228 MAACK, M.N. 16 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 

405 AUTOMATN-LIB PROCES N 628-610-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P GSEIS 111 BORGMAN, C.L. 35 30 G 4.0 

410 DESCRPTVE CATALOGNG N 628-620-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P GSEIS 111 LEAZER, G.H. 35 30 4.0 

441 THRY&PRAC-INFO PROS N 628-682-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P GSEIS 111 SCHERREI, R.A. 60 30 G 4.0 

628-682-202 LEC 2 R 9:00-11:50A GSEIS 111 SCHERREI, R.A. 40 30 G 4.0 

461 COLL-UNIV&RSRCH LIB N 628-722-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P GSEIS 245 LYNCH, B.P. 15 30 4.0 

466 STORYTELLING N 628-732-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 2:50P GSEIS 121 WALTER, V. 32 15 SU 4.0 

498 INTERNSHIP N ----------- DIS 1 R 9:00-11:50A GSEIS 245 BOTELLO, K.S. 20 30 SU 4.0 

RESTRICT: LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE 

628-796-201 FLD 1A TBA GSEIS BOTELLO, K.S. 30 0.0 

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 



100A ECON DVLP&CLTR CHNG N 230-300-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 2156 MULDAVIN, J.S. 20 15 4.0 

RESTRICT: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 

M100B PLTCL ECON-DEVLPMNT N 230-301-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3178 LEDDY, G.S. 20 09 4.0 

SAME AS : POL SCI M197G, SOCIOL M180 

RESTRICT: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 

197 TPCS-INTL DEVELPMNT N 230-882-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2232 NEVINS, J.M. 35 08 4.0 

International Development Studies 197: Political Development in the Third World 

ITALIAN 



Students who have taken Italian elsewhere (without receiving any university credit at UCLA) and wish to take Italian 1 through 6 must take a placement exam to be given on Monday, January 

10, 2000, 2-4 p.m., in a room to be announced. 

To reserve a space for the exam, call Professor Tognozzi at (310) 794-8910. 

1 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN N 237-003-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5203 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 

237-003-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A MS 3915D TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 

237-003-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 230 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 

2 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN Y 237-009-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2278 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 

237-009-202 LEC 2 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2178 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 

237-009-203 LEC 3 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1256 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 

237-009-204 LEC 4 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P KINSEY 96 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 

3 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN Y 237-015-201 LEC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 150 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 

4 INTERMED ITALIAN Y 237-021-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3153 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 27 4.0 

5 INTERMED ITALIAN Y 237-024-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1657 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 20 27 4.0 

6 INTERMED ITALIAN Y 237-027-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P DODD 67 TOGNOZZI, E.A. 15 27 4.0 

8C ITAL CONVERSATION N 237-035-200 DIS 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P DODD 67 PELLEGRINI, M.G. 15 06 2.0 

42B ITALY THRU THE AGES N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BOELTER 3400 BALLERINI, L. 171 30 4.0 

237-093-201 DIS 1A F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3170 19 0.0 

237-093-202 DIS 1B F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1256 19 0.0 

237-093-203 DIS 1C F 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1278 19 0.0 

237-093-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P DANCE 105 19 0.0 

237-093-205 DIS 1E F 1:00- 1:50P DANCE 105 19 0.0 

237-093-206 DIS 1F F 2:00- 2:50P DANCE 105 19 0.0 

237-093-207 DIS 1G F 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 2333 19 0.0 

237-093-208 DIS 1H F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1270 19 0.0 

237-093-209 DIS 1I F 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1270 19 0.0 

50A LIT-MID AGES&RENSNC N 237-153-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 175 BETTI, F. 90 13 4.0 

131 READING & RECITING N 237-483-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2181 PELLEGRINI, M.G. 15 04 4.0 

M140 BOCCACCIO TO BASILE N 237-529-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3150 TUTTLE, E.F. 15 12 4.0 


190 HIST-ITALIAN LANG N 237-880-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3288 TUTTLE, E.F. 15 13 4.0 

214C PETRARCA-CANZONIERE N 637-167-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:40P ROYCE 342 CHERCHI 15 09 4.0 

219B LEOPARDI N 637-228-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P ROYCE 342 FICARA 15 16 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 637-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED TOGNOZZI, E.A. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: ITALIAN, COMP LIT, ROMANCE GRADS 

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 



99 INTRO-LATN AMER PRB N 243-296-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:20P DODD 78 WILLIAMS, S.C. 50 16 4.0 

M268A SEM-RCNT LAT-AM HIS N 643-343-200 SEM 1 R 4:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 2174 WILKIE, J.W. 5 30 T1 4.0 



LAW 

Undergraduate Law 

98T THE FOURTH AMENDMNT N 245-234-200 SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A LAW 2442 HEISER, R.N. 15 03 G 4.0 

LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER STUDIES 



M101B GAY LIT-PST STONEWL N 246-307-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 247 LITTLE, A.L. 15 16 4.0 

SAME AS : ENGL M101B, WOM STD M101B 

197 TOPICS-LGBT STUDIES N 246-878-200 LEC 1 T 7:00- 9:50P PUB POL 2278 ROSARIO, V.A. 25 30 4.0 

LGBTS 197: The History of the Medical Treatment of Homosexuality 

LIFE SCIENCES 



102 / LIFE SCIENCES Winter 2000 Class Listings 




There will be two midterm exams for both lecture sections on the following eventings at 5 p.m. Monday, January 31 and Thursday, February 24, 2000. 

1 EVOLUTN&ECOL&BIODIV N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MOORE 100 ZIMMER, R.K. 330 21 G 4.0 

252-003-201 DEM 1A T 8:00- 9:50A LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-202 DEM 1B T 10:00-11:50A LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-203 DEM 1C T 12:00- 1:50P LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-204 DEM 1D T 2:00- 3:50P LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-205 DEM 1E W 8:00- 9:50A LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-206 DEM 1F W 11:00-12:50P LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-207 DEM 1G W 12:00- 1:50P LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-208 DEM 1H W 2:00- 3:50P LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-209 DEM 1I W 4:00- 5:50P LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-210 DEM 1J R 9:00-10:50A LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-211 DEM 1K R 11:00-12:50P LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-212 DEM 1L R 1:00- 2:50P LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-213 DEM 1M T 3:00- 4:50P LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-214 DEM 1N F 8:00- 9:50A LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-215 DEM 1O F 11:00-12:50P LS 3218 22 0.0 

For both lecture sections of Life Sciences 1, there will be two midterm exams on the following evenings at 5 p.m.: Monday, January 31, and Thursday, February 24, 2000. 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P MOORE 100 ZIMMER, R.K. 330 21 G 4.0 

252-003-221 DEM 2A T 9:00-10:50A LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-222 DEM 2B T 11:00-12:50P LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-223 DEM 2C T 1:00- 2:50P LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-224 DEM 2D W 9:00-10:50A LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-225 DEM 2E W 10:00-11:50A LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-226 DEM 2F W 1:00- 2:50P LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-227 DEM 2G W 3:00- 4:50P LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-228 DEM 2H W 5:00- 6:50P LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-229 DEM 2I R 8:00- 9:50A LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-230 DEM 2J R 10:00-11:50A LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-231 DEM 2K R 12:00- 1:50P LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-232 DEM 2L R 2:00- 3:50P LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-233 DEM 2M T 4:00- 5:50P LS 3206 22 0.0 

252-003-234 DEM 2N F 9:00-10:50A LS 3218 22 0.0 

252-003-235 DEM 2O F 10:00-11:50A LS 3206 22 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Life Sciences 2 

For Life Sciences 2, there will be three evening midterm exams on the following Wednesday evenings at 5 p.m.: January 26, February 9, and March 1, 2000. 

2 CELLS&TISSUES&ORGNS Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 10 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MOORE 100 ARNOLD, A.P. 396 22 G 5.0 

Y 252-006-201 DIS 1A T 8:00-10:50A SLICHTR 2834 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-202 DIS 1B T 11:00- 1:50P SLICHTR 2834 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-203 DIS 1C T 2:00- 4:50P SLICHTR 2834 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-204 DIS 1D T 5:00- 7:50P SLICHTR 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-205 DIS 1E W 11:00- 1:50P LS 1113 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-206 DIS 1F W 11:00- 1:50P MS 3915A 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-207 DIS 1G R 9:00-11:50A SLICHTR 2834 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-208 DIS 1H R 12:00- 2:50P SLICHTR 2834 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-209 DIS 1I R 3:00- 5:50P SLICHTR 2834 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-210 DIS 1J R 8:00-10:50A LS 1113 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-211 DIS 1K R 11:00- 1:50P LS 1113 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 4:50P LS 1113 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-213 DIS 1M R 5:00- 7:50P LS 1113 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-214 DIS 1N F 11:00- 1:50P SLICHTR 2834 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-215 DIS 1O T 11:00- 1:50P LS 1113 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-216 DIS 1P T 2:00- 4:50P LS 1113 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-217 DIS 1Q T 9:00-11:50A MS 3915A 16 0.0 

Y 252-006-218 DIS 1R T 12:00- 2:50P MS 3915A 16 0.0 

Y 252-006-219 DIS 1S T 3:00- 5:50P MS 3915A 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-220 DIS 1T W 12:00- 2:50P SLICHTR 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-221 DIS 1U R 11:00- 1:50P MS 3915A 18 0.0 

Y 252-006-222 DIS 1V R 2:00- 4:50P MS 3915A 18 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Life Sciences 3 

For both lecture sections of Life Sciences 3, there will be one evening midterm exam on Monday, February 14, 2000, at 5 p.m. 

3 INTRO-MOLECULAR BIO Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 10 MWF 10:00-10:50A DODD 147 JOHNSON, L.M. 252 23 G 5.0 

Y 252-009-201 DIS 1A T 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2336 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-202 DIS 1B T 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2336 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-203 DIS 1C T 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2336 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-204 DIS 1D T 5:00- 7:50P WGYOUNG 2336 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-205 DIS 1E W 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2370 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-206 DIS 1F W 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2379 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-207 DIS 1G R 9:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2336 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-208 DIS 1H R 12:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2336 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-209 DIS 1I R 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2336 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-210 DIS 1J R 8:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 2370 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-211 DIS 1K R 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2370 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-212 DIS 1L R 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2370 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-213 DIS 1M R 5:00- 7:50P WGYOUNG 2370 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-214 DIS 1N F 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2336 18 0.0 

For both lecture sections of Life Sciences 3, there will be one evening midterm exam on Monday, February 14, 2000, at 5 p.m. 

Y ----------- LEC 2 $ 10 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 147 JOHNSON, L.M. 252 23 G 5.0 

Y 252-009-221 DIS 2A T 8:00-10:50A LS 1113 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-222 DIS 2B T 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2370 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-223 DIS 2C T 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2370 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-224 DIS 2D T 5:00- 7:50P LS 1113 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-225 DIS 2E T 9:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 2379 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-226 DIS 2F T 12:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2379 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-227 DIS 2G T 3:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2379 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-228 DIS 2H W 12:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2336 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-229 DIS 2I W 8:00-10:50A MS 3915A 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-230 DIS 2J R 8:00-10:50A MS 3915A 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-231 DIS 2K R 11:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2379 18 0.0 


Winter 2000 Class Listings LINGUISTICS / 103 



Y 252-009-232 DIS 2L R 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2379 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-233 DIS 2M R 5:00- 7:50P MS 3915A 18 0.0 

Y 252-009-234 DIS 2N F 8:00-10:50A SLICHTR 2834 18 0.0 

For Life Sciences 4, there will be two midterm exams on the following Monday evenings at 5 p.m.: February 7 and February 28, 2000. 

4 GENETICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MOORE 100 PHELAN, J.P. 360 24 G 5.0 

252-012-201 DIS 1A W 12:00- 1:50P LS 4127 30 0.0 

252-012-202 DIS 1B W 2:00- 3:50P LS 4127 30 0.0 

252-012-203 DIS 1C W 4:00- 5:50P LS 4127 30 0.0 

252-012-204 DIS 1D W 6:00- 7:50P LS 4127 30 0.0 

252-012-205 DIS 1E R 8:00- 9:50A LS 4127 30 0.0 

252-012-206 DIS 1F R 10:00-11:50A LS 4127 30 0.0 

252-012-207 DIS 1G R 12:00- 1:50P LS 4127 30 0.0 

252-012-208 DIS 1H R 2:00- 3:50P LS 4127 30 0.0 

252-012-209 DIS 1I R 4:00- 5:50P LS 4127 30 0.0 

252-012-210 DIS 1J R 6:00- 7:50P LS 4127 30 0.0 

For Life Sciences 4, there will be two midterm exams on the following Monday evenings at 5 p.m.: February 7 and February 28, 2000. 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 1178 MERRIAM, J.R. 200 24 G 5.0 

252-012-221 DIS 2A T 8:00- 9:50A LS 4127 25 0.0 

252-012-222 DIS 2B T 10:00-11:50A LS 4127 25 0.0 

252-012-223 DIS 2C T 12:00- 1:50P LS 4127 25 0.0 

252-012-224 DIS 2D T 2:00- 3:50P LS 4127 25 0.0 

252-012-225 DIS 2E T 4:00- 5:50P LS 4127 25 0.0 

252-012-226 DIS 2F T 6:00- 7:50P LS 4127 25 0.0 

252-012-227 DIS 2G W 8:00- 9:50A LS 4127 25 0.0 

252-012-228 DIS 2H W 10:00-11:50A LS 4127 25 0.0 

15 LIFE-CONCPTS&ISSUES N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FRANZ 1260 MARTIN, L. 120 12 5.0 

252-045-201 DIS 1A W 9:00-10:50A BOTANY 133 20 0.0 

252-045-202 DIS 1B W 11:00-12:50P BOTANY 133 20 0.0 

252-045-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 2:50P BOTANY 133 20 0.0 

252-045-204 DIS 1D W 3:00- 4:50P BOTANY 133 20 0.0 

252-045-205 DIS 1E F 9:00-10:50A BOTANY 133 20 0.0 

252-045-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-12:50P BOTANY 133 20 0.0 

LINGUISTICS 

African Languages 



1B ELEMENTARY SWAHILI Y 254-002-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 150 MATONDO, M.D. 25 06 4.0 

2B INTERMEDIATE SWAHIL Y 254-005-200 LEC 1 TBA HINNEBUSCH, T.J. 15 30 4.0 

7B ELEMENTARY ZULU Y 254-020-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 148 SOSIBO, Z.C. 25 06 4.0 

8B INTERMEDIATE ZULU Y 254-023-200 LEC 1 TBA SOSIBO, Z.C. 15 30 4.0 

41B ELEMENTARY HAUSA Y 254-124-200 LEC 1 M 12:00- 1:50P DODD 154 GIMBA, A.M. 20 05 4.0 

W 4:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3119 

R 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 3114 

42B INTERMEDIATE HAUSA Y 254-127-200 LEC 1 TBA SCHUH, R.G. 15 30 4.0 

61B ELEMENTARY WOLOF Y 254-201-200 LEC 1 TBA SCHUH, R.G. 15 30 4.0 

97 STDS-AFRICAN LANG N 254-290-200 SEM 1 TBA SCHUH, R.G. 10 30 G 1.0- 6.0 


103B ADVANCED SWAHILI Y 254-350-200 LEC 1 TBA MATONDO, M.D. 10 30 4.0 

109B ADVANCED ZULU Y 254-425-200 LEC 1 TBA SOSIBO, Z.C. 15 30 4.0 

143B ADVANCED HAUSA Y 254-680-200 LEC 1 TBA SCHUH, R.G. 10 30 4.0 

Indigenous Languages of the Americas 



18B ELEMENTARY QUECHUA Y 255-022-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 2:20P ROLFE 3114 DAZA, J.L. 20 05 4.0 

W 1:00- 2:20P KINSEY 289 

F 12:00- 1:20P BUNCHE 3288 

119B ADVANCED QUECHUA N 255-337-200 LEC 1 TBA DAZA, J.L. 10 30 4.0 

Linguistics 



1 INTR-STUDY-LANGUAGE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A DICKSON 2160E HYAMS, N.M. 330 12 4.0 

253-002-201 DIS 1A R 12:00-12:50P MOORE 1003 30 0.0 

253-002-202 DIS 1B R 12:00-12:50P MS 3915G 30 0.0 

253-002-203 DIS 1C R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1264 30 0.0 

253-002-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1270 30 0.0 

253-002-205 DIS 1E R 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2242 30 0.0 

253-002-206 DIS 1F R 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1323 30 0.0 

253-002-207 DIS 1G R 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3123 30 0.0 

253-002-208 DIS 1H R 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 1354 30 0.0 

253-002-209 DIS 1I F 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3143 30 0.0 

253-002-210 DIS 1J F 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 154 30 0.0 

253-002-211 DIS 1K F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2284 30 0.0 

Linguistics 1, discussion 1L, is an honors section. 

253-002-212 DIS 1L TBA HYAMS, N.M. 30 0.0 


10 STRCTR-ENGLSH WORDS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1234 STOCKWELL, R.F. 100 14 4.0 

253-061-201 DIS 1A R 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 150 25 0.0 

253-061-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 154 25 0.0 

253-061-203 DIS 1C R 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2126 25 0.0 

253-061-204 DIS 1D R 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 154 25 0.0 

20 INTRO TO LINGUISTCS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1246 STABLER, E.P. 80 08 4.0 

253-090-201 DIS 1A R 2:00- 2:50P DANCE 105 20 0.0 

253-090-202 DIS 1B R 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 184 20 0.0 

253-090-203 DIS 1C F 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 289 20 0.0 

253-090-204 DIS 1D F 10:00-10:50A DANCE 103 20 0.0 


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Linguistics 20, discussion 1E is a honors section. 

253-090-205 DIS 1E R 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 150 STABLER, E.P. 20 0.0 


88B LOWER DIVISION SEM N 253-231-200 SEM 1 TBA ANTTILA, R.A. 20 30 4.0 

103 INTRO-GEN PHONETICS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 164 JUN, S. 40 30 4.0 

253-334-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A DICKSON 4260 10 0.0 

253-334-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A DICKSON 4260 10 0.0 

253-334-203 DIS 1C F 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3123 10 0.0 

253-334-204 DIS 1D F 3:00- 3:50P DICKSON 4260 10 0.0 

120A PHONOLOGY I N ----------- LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A ROYCE 164 MUNRO, P.L. 50 02 4.0 

253-420-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1270 25 0.0 

253-420-202 DIS 1B F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2160 25 0.0 

125 SEMANTICS N 253-453-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3178 BEGHELLI, F. 40 13 4.0 

C132 LANGUAGE PROCESSING Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2178 SCHUTZE, C.T. 20 13 G 4.0 

253-491-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2106 10 0.0 

253-491-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 2106 10 0.0 

M146 LANGUAGE IN CULTURE Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A HERSHEY 1609 KROSKRITY, P.V. 21 12 4.0 





253-521-204 DIS 1D R 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1151 3 0.0 

253-521-205 DIS 1E R 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1151 3 0.0 


253-521-208 DIS 1H W 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5514 KROSKRITY, P.V. 5 0.0 


165B SYNTAX II N ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2160 SPORTICHE, D.L. 40 04 4.0 

253-675-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 160 20 0.0 

253-675-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 2126 20 0.0 

M176B STRUCTUR-JAPANESE 2 N 253-748-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P DICKSON 3273 IWASAKI, S. 20 14 4.0 


C185A COMPUTATNL LING I N 253-783-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2178 STABLER, E.P. 20 07 4.0 

195 SENIOR ESSAY N 253-793-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED SCHUH, R.G. 10 30 4.0 


200B SYNTACTIC THEORY I N 653-011-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3169 MAHAJAN, A.K. 15 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: LING,TESL,AP LING,ROM LING GRADS 

201 PHONOLGCL THEORY II N 653-024-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A DICKSON 4260 STERIADE, D. 15 30 4.0 


C209A COMPUTATNL LING I N 653-124-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 2178 STABLER, E.P. 15 07 4.0 


210B FIELD METHODS II N 653-135-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3173 KOOPMAN, H. 15 13 4.0 


218 MATHEMATICL LING II N 653-151-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2134 KEENAN, E.L. 15 15 4.0 


C232 LANGUAGE PROCESSING Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2178 SCHUTZE, C.T. 15 13 G 4.0 


653-252-201 DIS 1A TBA 15 0.0 

653-252-202 DIS 1B TBA 15 0.0 

M246C TOPICS-LING ANTHRO N 653-276-200 LEC 1 W 10:00-12:50P HERSHEY 2120 OCHS, E. 2 30 4.0 



Linguistics M246C: Discourse Practicum 

251A TPCS-PHNTCS&PHONLGY N 653-382-200 SEM 1 TR 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 3123 KEATING,P/HAYES,B 15 30 G 4.0 


653-382-220 SEM 2 TBA KEATING, P. 15 20 G 4.0 


251B TPCS-PHNTCS&PHONLGY N 653-383-200 SEM 1 TR 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 3123 KEATING,P/HAYES,B 15 30 SU 2.0 


653-383-220 SEM 2 TBA KEATING, P. 15 20 SU 2.0 


252A TPC-SYNTAX&SEMANTCS N 653-390-200 SEM 1 MW 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2178 STOWELL, T.A. 15 04 G 4.0 


252B TPC-SYNTAX&SEMANTCS N 653-391-200 SEM 1 MW 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2178 STOWELL, T.A. 15 04 SU 2.0 


254A TPCS IN LINGUISTICS N 653-406-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3170 CURTISS, S.R. 20 30 G 4.0 


254B TPCS IN LINGUISTICS N 653-407-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3170 CURTISS, S.R. 20 30 SU 2.0 


260B SEM-PHONETICS N 653-434-200 SEM 1 M 4:00- 5:50P CAMPBEL 2101K JUN, S. 15 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0 


261B SEM IN PHONOLOGY N 653-439-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 5:50P CAMPBEL 2226 STERIADE, D. 15 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0 


262B SEM-SYNTAX&SEMANTCS N 653-458-200 SEM 1 F 2:00- 3:50P CAMPBEL 2226 THE STAFF 15 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0 


264B SPCL TPCS-LING THRY N 653-474-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 2:50P CAMPBEL 2210F CURTISS, S.R. 15 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0 


Linguistics 264B: Psychobabble 

275 LINGUISTIC COLLOQUM N 653-512-200 DIS 1 F 11:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2250 KEENAN, E.L. 10 30 SU 4.0 


276 LING COLLOQUIUM N 653-518-200 DIS 1 F 11:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2250 KEENAN, E.L. 50 30 SU 0.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 653-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED HAYES, B.P. 50 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


403 PRACTICAL PHONETICS N 653-704-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 164 JUN, S. 10 30 SU 1.0 


411B RESEARCH ORIENTATN N 653-712-200 LEC 1 W 4:00- 5:30P BUNCHE 3123 KEENAN, E.L. 25 30 SU 2.0 



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422 PHONETIC DATA ANLY N 653-725-200 LAB 1 M 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2317 KEATING, P. 20 30 SU 2.0 


MANAGEMENT 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Management 1A 

1A ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTN N Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P KORN C314 RAVETCH, D.S. 360 16 4.0 


Y 260-024-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3134 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-202 DIS 1B W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 9436 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-203 DIS 1C W 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 156 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-204 DIS 1D T 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 150 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-205 DIS 1E M 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 156 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-206 DIS 1F R 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 230 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-207 DIS 1G W 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 365 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-208 DIS 1H R 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2134 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-209 DIS 1I T 8:00- 8:50A ROYCE 156 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-210 DIS 1J T 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1270 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-211 DIS 1K M 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2126 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-212 DIS 1L M 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 6704 30 0.0 

Y ----------- LEC 2 TR 10:00-11:50A KORN C314 GARDNER, J.A. 360 13 4.0 


Y 260-024-221 DIS 2A M 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 164 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-222 DIS 2B T 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3175 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-223 DIS 2C M 9:00- 9:50A MS 3915G 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-224 DIS 2D M 8:00- 8:50A ROYCE 156 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-225 DIS 2E W 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3126 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-226 DIS 2F R 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 154 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-227 DIS 2G T 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 160 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-228 DIS 2H M 12:00-12:50P DODD 78 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-229 DIS 2I W 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3126 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-230 DIS 2J M 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3126 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-231 DIS 2K W 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 164 30 0.0 

Y 260-024-232 DIS 2L W 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 154 30 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Management 1B 

1B ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTN Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P KORN C314 RAVETCH, D.S. 360 15 4.0 


Y 260-026-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 2134 30 0.0 

Y 260-026-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3178 30 0.0 

Y 260-026-203 DIS 1C R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5422 30 0.0 

Y 260-026-204 DIS 1D W 9:00- 9:50A MS 3915G 30 0.0 

Y 260-026-205 DIS 1E M 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 154 30 0.0 

Y 260-026-206 DIS 1F R 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 162 30 0.0 

Y 260-026-207 DIS 1G T 3:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3123 30 0.0 

Y 260-026-208 DIS 1H M 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 230 30 0.0 

Y 260-026-209 DIS 1I T 12:00-12:50P MS 3915G 20 0.0 

Y 260-026-210 DIS 1J R 4:00- 4:50P ROYCE 160 30 0.0 

Y 260-026-211 DIS 1K R 8:00- 8:50A ROYCE 156 30 0.0 

Y 260-026-212 DIS 1L M 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 9436 30 0.0 

98B PERSNL FREEDOM-WORK N 260-144-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P GOLD B312 CULBERT, S.A. 20 09 G 4.0 

Management 107 is limited to students admitted to the minor in accounting. 

107 BUSINESS COMMUNCTNS N 260-318-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:20A DANCE 105 DOYLE, S.A. 24 01 4.0 


IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Management 108 

108 BUSINESS LAW N Y 260-320-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P DICKSON 3273 FREIXES, G. 75 15 4.0 


Y 260-320-201 LEC 2 TR 3:30- 4:50P DICKSON 3273 FREIXES, G. 75 15 4.0 


Y 260-320-202 LEC 3 MW 9:30-10:50A DICKSON 3273 GUERIN, J. 75 02 4.0 



For Management 120A, lectures 4, 5 and 6 are wait lists for lectures 1, 2 and 3, respectively, for NON-Business Economics and NON-Math/Applied Science majors. 

Students who have not been officially admitted to the Math-Applied Science or Business-Economics majors may be considered for enrollment in Management 120A by enrolling in the waitlist-only 

section corresponding to the restricted section. 

During the first week of classes, the wait-list-only sections will be cancelled, and the instructor will issue PTE numbers for the corresponding restricted section. Priority will be given to 

students in the accounting minor. 

120A INTRMED ACCNTING I N Y 260-491-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2270 ZHANG, L. 75 01 4.0 

RESTRICT: MATH/APP, BUS-ECON 

Y 260-491-201 LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2270 ZHANG, L. 75 01 4.0 


Y 260-491-202 LEC 3 TR 1:00- 2:50P DODD 175 ZHANG, L. 75 01 4.0 


260-491-203 LEC 4 MW 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL ZHANG, L. 0 01 4.0 

260-491-204 LEC 5 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL ZHANG, L. 0 01 4.0 

260-491-205 LEC 6 TR 1:00- 2:50P DODD ZHANG, L. 0 01 4.0 


For Management 120B, lectures 3 and 4 are wait lists for lectures 1 and 2, respectively, for NON-Business Economics and NON-Math/Applied Science majors. 

Students who have not been officially admitted to the Math-Applied Science or Business-Economics majors may be considered for enrollment in Management 120B by enrolling in the waitlist-only 




120B INTRMED ACCNTING II N Y 260-492-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1234 LITT, D.S. 75 01 4.0 


Y 260-492-201 LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2214 LITT, D.S. 75 01 4.0 


260-492-004 LEC 3 MW 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL LITT, D.S. 0 01 4.0 

260-492-005 LEC 4 MW 10:00-11:50A PUB POL LITT, D.S. 0 01 4.0 


For Management 122, lectures 3 and 4 are wait lists for lectures 1 and 2 respectively, for NON-Business Economics and NON-Math/Applied Science majors. 


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Students who have not been officially admitted to the Math-Applied Science or Business-Economics majors may be considered for enrollment in Management 122 by enrolling in the waitlist-only 




122 MANAGEMNT ACCOUNTNG N Y 260-510-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:50A DICKSON 3273 YOON, S. 75 13 4.0 


Y 260-510-201 LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:30P DICKSON 3273 YOON, S. 75 13 4.0 


Y 260-510-202 LEC 3 TR 9:30-10:50A DICKSON YOON, S. 0 13 4.0 

Y 260-510-203 LEC 4 TR 11:00-12:30P DICKSON YOON, S. 0 13 4.0 


For Management 123, lecture 2 is a wait list for lecture 1 for NON-Business Economics and NON-Math/Applied Science majors. 





123 AUDITING Y Y 260-518-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P PUB POL 2270 GARDNER, J.A. 75 15 4.0 


Y 260-518-201 LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:20P PUB POL GARDNER, J.A. 0 15 4.0 


For Management 124, lectures 3 and 4 are wait lists for lectures 1 and 2, respectively, for NON-Business Economics and NON-Math/Applied Science majors. 





124 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING Y Y 260-528-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2258A DAUBERMAN, M.E. 75 11 4.0 


Y 260-528-201 LEC 2 TR 8:00- 9:50A FRANZ DAUBERMAN, M.E. 0 11 4.0 


For Management 127A, lecture 2 is a wait list for lecture 1 for NON-Business Economics and NON-Math/Applied Science majors. 





127A TAX PRINCIPLES&PLCY Y Y 260-539-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:50P PUB POL 2270 GARDNER, J.A. 75 16 4.0 


Y 260-539-201 LEC 2 TR 9:30-10:50A PUB POL 1234 FREIXES, G. 75 12 4.0 

260-539-202 LEC 3 TR 3:30- 4:50P PUB POL GARDNER, J.A. 0 16 4.0 

260-539-203 LEC 4 TR 9:30-10:50A PUB POL FREIXES, G. 0 12 4.0 


For Management 127B, lecture 2 is a wait list for lecture 1 for NON-Business Economics and NON-Math/Applied Science majors. 

Students who have not been officially admitted to the Math-Applied Science or Business-Economics majors may be considered for enrollment in Management 127B by enrolling in the waitlist-only 




127B CORP&PARTNERSHP TAX Y Y 260-540-200 LEC 1 MW 3:30- 4:50P PUB POL 1222 KLEIN, G.L. 75 08 4.0 


Y 260-540-201 LEC 2 MW 3:30- 4:50P PUB POL KLEIN, G.L. 0 08 4.0 

For Management 130A, lecture 2 is a wait list for lecture 1 for NON-Business Economics and NON-Math/Applied Science majors. 





130A BASIC MANAGR FINANC N 260-548-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:20A PUB POL 1222 ANDERSEN, T.A. 75 02 4.0 


260-548-201 LEC 2 MW 9:00-10:20A PUB POL ANDERSEN, T.A. 0 02 4.0 

For Management 197, lecture 1, the class is best suited for students in the labor and workplace studies specialization. 

197 SPECIAL TOPICS-MGMT N 260-850-200 LEC 1 M 5:00- 7:50P ROLFE 3105 ERICKSON, C. 30 30 4.0 


Management 197, lecture 1: Introduction to Negotiations 

260-850-201 LEC 2 T 1:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2292 FARRELL, J.B. 15 30 4.0 


Management 197, lecture 2: Evaluation of Financial Statement Information 

201A BUSINESS FORECASTNG N 660-007-200 DIS 1 MW 9:00-10:20A CORNELL D307 LEAMER, E.E. 25 02 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: FULL-TIME MBA, MGMT MS/PHD STUDENTS 

Management 200-299 and 402-420 may be available to UCLA GRADUATE STUDENTS who meet the prerequisites for the class, provided that space is available. Interested students should 

contact Otha Stubblefield (Gold B-201). 

All students (except Ph.D.) are assessed a nonrefundable $50 course materials/instructional enhancement fee for each class enrolled. Additional fees may be charged for access to Anderson 

computing facilities. 

209 TOPICS IN BUS ECON N 660-044-200 DIS 1 T 3:00- 5:50P ENTRPNR C315 OSBORNE, A.E. 40 15 4.0 


210B APPLD STOCHSTC PROC Y 660-049-200 DIS 1 MW 10:30-11:50A ENTRPNR C303 RYAN, R.H. 25 30 4.0 


212A DECISION SCI MDLS 1 N 660-058-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P ENTRPNR C303 ERLENKOTTER, D. 25 30 4.0 


213B STAT METHDS IN MGMT N 660-069-200 DIS 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P CORNELL D307 HERMAN, A.D. 35 15 4.0 


213C INTRO-MULTIVAR ANLY N 660-071-200 DIS 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A CORNELL D310 MORRISON, D.G. 35 30 4.0 


218A TOPICS-DECISION SCI N 660-086-200 LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A ENTRPNR C303 SARIN, R.K. 0 03 1.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: MANAGEMENT M.S./PH.D. MAJORS 

218Y ISSUES-DECISION SCI N 660-094-200 LEC 1 TBA GEOFFRION, A.M. 10 30 T2 1.0- 4.0 


220A INTRM FNNC ACCTG I N 660-100-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:50A ENTRPNR C315 SUSSMAN, E.H. 65 30 4.0 



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220B INTRM FNNC ACCTG II N 660-102-200 LEC 1 TR 10:30-11:50A ENTRPNR C301 HUGHES, P.J. 45 30 4.0 


222 MANAGEMNT ACCOUNTNG N 660-110-200 LEC 1 TR 10:30-11:50A CORNELL D310 HANSEN, S.C. 45 13 4.0 


660-110-201 LEC 2 TR 1:00- 2:20P CORNELL D310 HANSEN, S.C. 45 30 4.0 


224 LAW-ENTREPRENEURS N 660-116-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P CORNELL D301 GUERIN, J. 65 06 4.0 


227A TAXATN PRNCPLS&PLCY N 660-154-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P GOLD B313 KLEIN, G.L. 65 06 4.0 


227B TAXATN&BUSNS PLANNG N 660-156-200 LEC 1 MW 2:30- 3:50P GOLD B313 KLEIN, G.L. 65 30 4.0 


228 FINANCL STTMNT ANLY Y 660-159-200 LEC 1 R 1:00- 3:50P ENTRPNR C301 HUGHES, J.S. 45 16 4.0 


229Y ACCOUNTING WORKSHOP N 660-167-200 DIS 1 F 1:30- 2:50P ENTRPNR C303 WILLIAMS, M.G. 25 30 SU 1.0 


230 THEORY OF FINANCE N 660-169-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P CORNELL TOROUS, W.N. 35 30 4.0 


231D TAKEOVERS&RESTRUCTR N 660-189-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:50A CORNELL D310 KAHL, M. 35 30 4.0 


231E FINNC-EMERG ENTRPRS N 660-190-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P COLLINS A301 COCKRUM, W.M. 67 30 4.0 


660-190-201 LEC 2 M 4:00- 6:50P COLLINS A301 COCKRUM, W.M. 67 30 4.0 


232A SCRT ANLY&INVST MGT N 660-192-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P CORNELL D301 LIU, J. 35 15 4.0 


234B MGMT-MULTINATL CORP N 660-208-200 LEC 1 R 1:00- 3:50P COLLINS A301 CHOWDHRY, B. 35 16 4.0 


238 SPEC TOPICS-FINANCE N 660-221-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P CORNELL D310 RAVID, S.A. 35 30 4.0 


239Y FINANCE WORKSHOP N 660-228-200 DIS 1 F 3:30- 4:50P GOLD B313 SANTA-CLARA, P. 35 30 SU 1.0 


240A THE OPERATNG MANAGR N 660-232-200 DIS 1 TR 3:00- 4:20P CORNELL D301 YOST, S.W. 35 16 4.0 


243Y OPRTN&TECH MGMT SEM N 660-267-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 4:50P GOLD B312 AHMADI, R.H. 25 30 1.0 


244Y RSCH-OPER&TECH MGMT N 660-273-200 LEC 1 TBA AHMADI, R.H. 25 30 1.0 


245 TPCS-OPER&TECH MGMT N 660-271-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A GOLD B301 PIERSKALLA, W.P. 35 30 G 4.0 


660-271-201 LEC 2 R 3:00- 5:50P ENTRPNR C315 PIERSKALLA, W.P. 35 30 G 4.0 


M250A LABOR RELATIONS N 660-290-200 LEC 1 T 6:00- 8:50P CORNELL D313 MITCHELL, D.J. 35 22 4.0 


260A ADV MARKETING MGMT N 660-333-200 DIS 1 M 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3211 THE STAFF 40 30 4.0 


260B MARKTNG STRTGY&PLAN N 660-341-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A GOLD B301 BHARDWAJ, P. 40 02 G 4.0 


660-341-201 LEC 2 W 1:00- 3:50P CORNELL D313 BHARDWAJ, P. 40 06 G 4.0 


261B GLOBAL MARKTNG MGMT N 660-347-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A GOLD B313 MARTINEZ, J.I. 40 11 G 4.0 


660-347-201 LEC 2 M 1:00- 3:50P CORNELL D313 MARTINEZ, J.I. 40 05 G 4.0 


266A PRODUCT MANAGEMENT N 660-371-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P ENTRPNR C301 COOPER, L.G. 45 30 G 4.0 


266B ADV&MARKTNG COMNCTN N 660-373-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P GOLD B301 CAMPBELL, M.C. 35 30 G 4.0 


269C QUANT RSRCH-MRKTNG N 660-384-200 DIS 1 R 4:00- 6:50P ENTRPNR C303 BUCKLIN, R.E. 20 16 4.0 


269Y WORKSHOP-MARKETING N 660-389-200 DIS 1 TBA ZHANG, S. 20 30 T2 1.0 


271A INFO SYSTEMS TECH N 660-395-200 LEC 1 M 6:00- 8:50P CORNELL D307 LIENTZ, B.P. 35 30 4.0 


271B NETWORKS-INFO SSTMS N 660-396-200 LEC 1 T 6:00- 8:50P ENTRPNR C315 LIENTZ, B.P. 35 30 4.0 


274A TOPICS-INFO SYSTEMS N 660-400-200 DIS 1 M 6:00- 8:50P ENTRPNR C315 GREENBERGER, M. 35 21 4.0 


Management 274A, discussion 1: Broadband and the Future Internet 

660-400-201 DIS 2 T 1:00- 3:50P GOLD B313 GEIS, G.T. 35 30 4.0 


Management 274A, discussion 2: Strategy in the Digital Economy 

660-400-202 DIS 3 R 1:00- 3:50P GOLD B313 GEIS, G.T. 35 30 4.0 


Management 274A, discussion 3: Strategy in the Digital Economy 

660-400-203 DIS 4 MW 4:00- 5:20P CORNELL D307 LIENTZ, B.P. 35 30 4.0 


Management 274A, discussion 4: Process Improvement Using E-Commerce 

274Y CRNT RSCH-INFO SYST N 660-405-200 DIS 1 R 4:00- 6:50P CORNELL D307 SWANSON, E.B. 30 30 SU 1.0 


286 NEGOTIATIONS BEHAVR N 660-485-200 DIS 1 M 1:00- 3:50P CORNELL D307 ERICKSON, C. 40 30 4.0 


295B SMALL BUSINESS MGMT N 660-532-200 DIS 1 T 9:00-11:50A GOLD B301 CHURCHILL, N.C. 35 11 4.0 


296B INT COMP MGMT RSRCH N 660-536-200 DIS 1 T 1:00- 3:50P ENTRPNR C303 THE STAFF 25 15 4.0 



108 / MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING Winter 2000 Class Listings 



297A COMP&INTNATL MGMT N 660-537-200 DIS 1 TR 9:00-10:20A CORNELL D307 THE STAFF 35 12 4.0 


297B INTNATL BSNS STRTGY N 660-540-200 DIS 1 T 4:00- 6:50P CORNELL D307 SAKAKIBARA, M. 35 15 G 4.0 


297E BSNS-EMERGING MRKTS N 660-542-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A GOLD B313 THE STAFF 35 02 4.0 


298B TOPICS INT&COMP MGT N 660-545-200 DIS 1 W 3:00- 5:50P ENTRPNR C303 THE STAFF 35 30 4.0 


Management 298B, discussion 1: Economy and Sociology during Post-Communist Transformation 

298D SPEC TOPICS MANGMNT N 660-547-201 DIS 2 R 2:00- 4:50P GOLD B301 LIEBERMAN, M.B. 35 16 1.0- 4.0 


Management 298D, discussion 2: Competitive Strategy and the Internet 

660-547-202 DIS 3 F 9:30-12:20P CORNELL LAWRENCE, B.S. 20 30 1.0- 4.0 


Management 289D, discussion 3: Between Theory and Statistics 

660-547-203 DIS 4 M 2:00- 4:50P GOLD B301 FLAMHOLTZ, E.G. 35 30 1.0- 4.0 


Management 298D, discussion 4: Consulting for Organization Transitions 

660-547-204 DIS 5 W 1:00- 3:50P CORNELL D307 SHAMSIE, J. 40 06 1.0- 4.0 


Management 298D, discussion 5: Positioning Environmental Landscape 

660-547-206 DIS 7 M 4:00- 6:50P CORNELL D310 SIGOLOFF, S.C. 35 30 1.0- 4.0 


Management 298D, discussion 7: Crisis Management 

660-547-207 DIS 8 W 6:00- 8:50P CORNELL D307 GOODMAN, R.A. 35 30 1.0- 4.0 


Management 298D, discussion 8: Technology and Strategy 

660-547-208 DIS 9 W 6:00- 8:50P CORNELL D301 CARSRUD, A.L. 35 23 1.0- 4.0 


Management 298D, discussion 9: Family Business 

660-547-209 DIS 10 M 1:00- 3:50P CORNELL D301 SHAMSIE, J. 40 05 1.0- 4.0 


Management 298D, discussion 10: Strategic Profiles of Entertainment Conglomerates 

298Y MGMT STRATGY&POLICY N 660-549-200 DIS 1 F 3:00- 4:50P CORNELL D313 SAKAKIBARA, M. 30 30 SU 1.0 


299M DOCT SEM-RSCH MTHDL N 660-556-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LAWRENCE, B.S. 20 20 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 660-590-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED HUGHES, P.J. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


Interested UCLA Ph.D. students may petition the Enrollment Manager, Otha Stubblefield, in B201 Gold Hall beginning the FIRST DAY OF CLASSES for PTE numbers for these classes. 

Management 404 and 407 are elective courses and are handled as 200-level courses. 

404 INFORMATION SYSTEMS N 660-629-200 LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:50A CORNELL D307 THE STAFF 35 03 4.0 


406 GLOBAL ECONOMY N 660-642-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-11:50A GOLD B301 THE STAFF 35 30 G 4.0 


407 MNAGERIAL MDL BLDNG N 660-649-200 LEC 1 TR 10:30-11:50A CORNELL D307 HERMAN, A.D. 40 13 G 4.0 


Management 408, 410, and 411 are required MBA courses. Enrollment is restricted to MBA students only; however, a very limited number of spaces may be available to interested Ph.D. 

students. 

408 MANAGERIAL FINANCE N 660-658-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P CORNELL D313 SUBRAHMANYAM, A. 65 30 G 4.0 


660-658-201 LEC 2 MW 1:00- 2:50P ENTRPNR C301 RAVID, S.A. 65 30 G 4.0 


660-658-202 LEC 3 MW 10:00-11:50A ENTRPNR C301 RAVID, S.A. 65 30 G 4.0 


660-658-203 LEC 4 MW 10:00-11:50A CORNELL D301 LAUTERBACH, B. 65 30 G 4.0 


660-658-204 LEC 5 MW 4:00- 5:50P CORNELL D301 LAUTERBACH, B. 65 30 G 4.0 


660-658-205 LEC 6 TR 3:00- 5:50P CORNELL D313 TOROUS, W.N. 65 30 G 4.0 


410 OPRATNS&TCHNLG MGMT Y 660-669-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A ENTRPNR C315 THE STAFF 65 30 4.0 


660-669-201 LEC 2 TR 1:00- 2:50P ENTRPNR C315 CARR, S.M. 65 30 4.0 


660-669-202 LEC 3 TR 10:00-11:50A ENTRPNR C315 CARR, S.M. 65 30 4.0 


660-669-203 LEC 4 TR 10:00-11:50A CORNELL D313 RAJARAM, K. 65 30 4.0 


660-669-204 LEC 5 TR 10:00-11:50A CORNELL D301 YOST, S.W. 65 30 4.0 


411 ELEMNTS OF MARKETNG N 660-679-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P ENTRPNR C315 SCOTT, C.A. 65 30 G 4.0 


660-679-201 LEC 2 MW 8:00- 9:50A ENTRPNR C301 KIESLER, T. 65 30 G 4.0 


660-679-202 LEC 3 MW 4:00- 5:50P CORNELL D313 KIESLER, T. 65 30 G 4.0 


660-679-203 LEC 4 MW 4:00- 5:50P ENTRPNR C315 SCOTT, C.A. 65 30 G 4.0 


660-679-204 LEC 5 MW 10:00-11:50A CORNELL D313 KIESLER, T. 65 30 G 4.0 


MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 

14 SCIENCE-ENGR MATERL Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 2444 BESCHER, E.P. 60 03 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: UG SCHOOL OF ENGR, CHEMISTRY/MAT SCI 


191-053-202 REC 1B F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 4283 20 0.0 


Winter 2000 Class Listings MATHEMATICS / 109 




111 INTR-MTRLS CHRCTR B N ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5264 BOLDRICK, M.S. 20 05 G 4.0 


191-441-201 LAB 1A W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2264 BOLDRICK, M.S. 10 0.0 

191-441-202 LAB 1B R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2264 BOLDRICK, M.S. 10 0.0 

120 PHYSICS-MATERIALS Y 191-479-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5264 XIE, Y. 25 13 G 4.0 

122 ELCTRNC MTRLS PRCSS N 191-485-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5264 GOORSKY, M.S. 25 14 G 4.0 


131 DFSN&DFSN-CNTR REAC N 191-521-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5252 ARDELL, A.J. 25 15 G 4.0 

131L CONTROLLED REAC LAB N 191-522-200 LAB 1 F 1:00- 4:50P ENGR I 2025 TU, K. 15 07 G 2.0 

143A MECH BEHV-MATERIALS N 191-588-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 2760 PRZYSTUPA, M.A. 35 07 G 4.0 


150 INTRO TO POLYMERS N 191-690-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 4283 YANG, Y. 25 03 G 4.0 


223 MAT SCI-THIN FILMS N 595-138-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5252 TU, K. 15 07 G 4.0 

243C DSLC&STRN MCHN-SLDS N 595-292-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 4413 ONO, K. 25 09 G 4.0 


246D ELE&OPTC PROP-CERAM N 595-309-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 4283 DUNN, B.S. 25 16 G 4.0 


296 SEM-MATERIALS SCI N 595-576-201 SEM 1 M 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 6549 ARDELL, A.J. 10 01 SU 2.0 


595-576-202 SEM 2 M 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 6549 BUNSHAH, R.F. 10 30 SU 2.0 


595-576-203 SEM 3 M 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 6549 DUNN, B.S. 10 30 SU 2.0 


595-576-204 SEM 4 R 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 6549 GOORSKY, M.S. 10 30 SU 2.0 


595-576-205 SEM 5 R 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 6549 MACKENZIE, J.D. 10 30 SU 2.0 


595-576-206 SEM 6 F 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 6549 ONO, K. 10 30 SU 2.0 


595-576-207 SEM 7 T 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 6549 TU, K. 10 30 SU 2.0 


595-576-208 SEM 8 W 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 6549 XIE, Y. 10 30 SU 2.0 


595-576-209 SEM 9 T 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 6549 YANG, J. 10 30 SU 2.0 


595-576-210 SEM 10 UNSCHED YANG, Y. 10 30 SU 2.0 


298 SEM IN ENGINEERING N 595-610-200 SEM 1 TBA GILLIS, H.P. 20 30 G 2.0- 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 595-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED 10 20 SU 1.0- 4.0 

MATHEMATICS 

Computing, Program in 



After the first week of classes, students may enroll in PIC classes only with permission to enroll obtained from the instructor. 

PIC 1 is not open to students with credit for PIC 10A. PIC 1 and PIC 10A cannot be taken concurrently. See PIC 1S below. 

PIC 1 students are asked to bring a 3 1/2" high-density floppy disk (which may be purchased from the UCLA Store) to their first discussion section. 

1 COMPUTERS&COMPUTING N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5200 FIORESI, R. 80 33 4.0 

157-005-201 LAB 1A T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2817 20 0.0 

157-005-202 LAB 1B W 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 2817 20 0.0 

157-005-203 LAB 1C T 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 2817 20 0.0 

157-005-204 LAB 1D R 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 2817 20 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5200 FIORESI, R. 120 33 4.0 

157-005-211 LAB 2A T 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 2817 20 0.0 

157-005-212 LAB 2B W 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 2817 20 0.0 

157-005-213 LAB 2C F 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 2817 20 0.0 

157-005-214 LAB 2D T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 2817 20 0.0 

157-005-215 LAB 2E R 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 2817 20 0.0 

157-005-216 LAB 2F R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 2817 20 0.0 

PIC 1S is a 1-unit laboratory course covering spreadsheets and databases. It is open to all students who have some familiarity with computers and who do not have credit for PIC 1. 

1S SOFTWARE-INFO MGMT N 157-006-200 LAB 1 M 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2817 THE STAFF 25 30 PN 1.0 

157-006-201 LAB 2 W 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 2817 THE STAFF 25 30 PN 1.0 

10A INTR TO PROGRAMMING N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 169 COOPER, R. 120 33 5.0 

157-050-201 DIS 1A TR 9:00- 9:50A MS 5138 30 0.0 

157-050-202 DIS 1B TR 9:00- 9:50A MS 3915D 30 0.0 

157-050-203 DIS 1C TR 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 

157-050-204 DIS 1D TR 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 4660 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 169 COOPER, R. 120 33 5.0 

157-050-211 DIS 2A TR 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5420 30 0.0 

157-050-212 DIS 2B TR 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2444 30 0.0 

157-050-213 DIS 2C TR 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 5420 30 0.0 

157-050-214 DIS 2D TR 11:00-11:50A MS 3915D 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5200 WESTMAN, J. 120 33 5.0 

157-050-221 DIS 3A TR 11:00-11:50A MS 5148 30 0.0 

157-050-222 DIS 3B TR 11:00-11:50A MS 5203 30 0.0 

157-050-223 DIS 3C TR 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5249 30 0.0 

157-050-224 DIS 3D TR 10:00-10:50A MS 6627 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 4 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5200 WESTMAN, J. 120 33 5.0 

157-050-231 DIS 4A TR 12:00-12:50P MS 5127 30 0.0 

157-050-232 DIS 4B TR 12:00-12:50P MS 5203 30 0.0 

157-050-233 DIS 4C TR 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5249 30 0.0 

157-050-234 DIS 4D TR 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1278 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 5 MWF 3:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 1200B KAN, D.G. 60 33 5.0 

157-050-241 DIS 5A TR 2:00- 2:50P MS 6229 30 0.0 

157-050-242 DIS 5B TR 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5419 30 0.0 

10B INTRMDT PROGRAMMING Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1260 LEONARD, M.W. 120 33 5.0 


110 / MATHEMATICS Winter 2000 Class Listings 



157-051-201 DIS 1A TR 9:00- 9:50A MS 5217 30 0.0 

157-051-202 DIS 1B TR 9:00- 9:50A MS 5233 30 0.0 

157-051-203 DIS 1C TR 10:00-10:50A MS 5233 30 0.0 

157-051-204 DIS 1D TR 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 9436 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1260 LEONARD, M.W. 120 33 5.0 

157-051-211 DIS 2A TR 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1234 30 0.0 

157-051-212 DIS 2B TR 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 3656 30 0.0 

157-051-213 DIS 2C TR 3:00- 3:50P MS 6201 30 0.0 

157-051-214 DIS 2D TR 3:00- 3:50P MS 5233 30 0.0 

10C ADVNCED PROGRAMMING Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 3400 STRONG, D. 120 05 5.0 

157-052-201 DIS 1A TR 12:00-12:50P LS 2142 30 0.0 

157-052-202 DIS 1B TR 12:00-12:50P MS 5233 30 0.0 

157-052-203 DIS 1C TR 1:00- 1:50P MS 5233 30 0.0 

157-052-204 DIS 1D TR 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5420 30 0.0 

13 FORTRAN-NUM METHODS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5233 BERLOFF, N.G. 30 04 5.0 

157-065-201 DIS 1A TR 11:00-11:50A MS 5233 30 0.0 

20 PRGRM INTERNET-JAVA Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 3400 POLLETT, C.J. 120 04 5.0 

157-101-201 DIS 1A TR 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 

157-101-202 DIS 1B TR 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2319 30 0.0 

157-101-203 DIS 1C TR 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4660 30 0.0 

157-101-204 DIS 1D TR 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2232 30 0.0 

40 INTERNET&MULTIMEDIA Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P KNUDSEN 1200B MOSSINGHOFF, M.J. 60 05 5.0 

157-165-201 DIS 1A TR 12:00-12:50P KINSEY 141 30 0.0 

157-165-202 DIS 1B TR 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 141 30 0.0 

60 DATA STRCTR&ALGRTHM Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 6229 DANNER, N. 30 04 4.0 

157-190-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-11:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 

110 PRALLEL&DISTR CMPTG Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 3915A BERLOFF, N.G. 30 07 5.0 

157-351-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 2:50P MS 3915D 30 0.0 

197 ADV TPCS-PROGRAMMNG N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5127 MOSSINGHOFF, M.J. 30 03 2.0- 4.0 

PIC 197, lecture 1: Cryptography 

157-890-201 DIS 1A R 10:00-10:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 3:00- 3:50P MS 6229 NARDI, D. 30 08 2.0- 4.0 

PIC 197, lecture 2: Artificial Intelligence: Machines as People, People as Machines 


----------- LEC 3 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 6201 POLLETT, C.J. 30 07 2.0- 4.0 

PIC 197, lecture 3: Random and Quantum Algorithms 

157-890-221 DIS 3A R 2:00- 2:50P MS 6201 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 4 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5203 STRONG, D. 30 04 2.0- 4.0 

PIC 197, lecture 4: Intermediate Programming for the Internet in the Java Language 

157-890-231 DIS 4A T 11:00-11:50A MS 3915H 30 0.0 

285J SCIENTIFC COMPUTATN N 557-520-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED KAN, D.G. 10 30 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 557-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED POPA, S. 25 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


Mathematics 



FOR MATHEMATICS 1, 3A, and 31A: Enrollment is contingent on taking and passing the Mathematics Diagnostic Test. The test will be given on Wednesday, November 10, 1999, 4-6 p.m., 

in WGYoung CS50. 

Information on the Mathematics Diagnostic Test is available at http://www.math.ucla.edu/undergrad/diagnostic.html. 

ADVANCED PLACEMENT CREDIT: For questions regarding Advanced Placement (AP) credit, please see http://www.math.ucla.edu/undergrad/apcredit.html. 

For Math 1, the Mathematics Diagnostic Test is required. Please see note under Mathematics listing. 

Mathematics 1 no longer satisfies the quantitative reasoning requirement. 

1 PRECALCULUS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 6229 KAKU, S.K. 60 02 4.0 

262-022-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A MS 6201 30 0.0 

262-022-202 DIS 1B R 9:00- 9:50A MS 6201 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 3400 KAKU, S.K. 120 06 4.0 

262-022-211 DIS 2A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5137 30 0.0 

262-022-212 DIS 2B T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1264 30 0.0 

262-022-213 DIS 2C R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5118 30 0.0 

262-022-214 DIS 2D R 1:00- 1:50P MS 3915H 30 0.0 

2 FINITE MATHEMATICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 1200 MUNOZ-GARCIA, E. 300 02 4.0 

262-052-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 154 30 0.0 

262-052-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 

262-052-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 

262-052-204 DIS 1D T 9:00- 9:50A MS 3915G 30 0.0 

262-052-205 DIS 1E T 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3156 30 0.0 

262-052-206 DIS 1F R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5147 30 0.0 

262-052-207 DIS 1G R 9:00- 9:50A MS 3915G 30 0.0 

262-052-208 DIS 1H R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4283 30 0.0 

262-052-209 DIS 1I R 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5419 30 0.0 


For Math 3A, the Mathematics Diagnostic Test is required. Please see note under Mathematics listing. 

3A CALC LIFE SCI STDT Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A MS 5200 HUI, U. 120 01 4.0 

262-074-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 

262-074-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 8:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 

262-074-203 DIS 1C R 8:00- 8:50A MS 3915D 30 0.0 

262-074-204 DIS 1D R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P LS 2147 THE STAFF 150 06 4.0 

262-074-211 DIS 2A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5147 30 0.0 

262-074-212 DIS 2B T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1270 30 0.0 

262-074-213 DIS 2C T 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 

262-074-214 DIS 2D R 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 164 30 0.0 

262-074-215 DIS 2E R 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2018 30 0.0 

3B CALC LIFE SCI STDT Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A MS 4000A COHEN, D. 120 01 4.0 

262-083-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5117 30 0.0 

262-083-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5147 30 0.0 

262-083-203 DIS 1C R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5117 30 0.0 





262-083-204 DIS 1D R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5147 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 9:00- 9:50A DODD 121 BROSE, A. 150 02 4.0 

262-083-211 DIS 2A T 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3153 30 0.0 

262-083-212 DIS 2B T 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1329 30 0.0 

262-083-213 DIS 2C R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5148 30 0.0 

262-083-214 DIS 2D R 9:00- 9:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 

262-083-215 DIS 2E R 10:00-10:50A MS 5148 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MWF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 1200 CHU, S. 120 05 4.0 

262-083-221 DIS 3A T 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4660 30 0.0 

262-083-222 DIS 3B T 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 9436 30 0.0 

262-083-223 DIS 3C R 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4660 30 0.0 

262-083-224 DIS 3D R 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 

3C CALC LIFE SCI STDT Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 4000A ENDERTON, H.B. 180 06 4.0 

262-089-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5127 30 0.0 

262-089-202 DIS 1B T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5148 30 0.0 

262-089-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1278 30 0.0 

262-089-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5117 30 0.0 

262-089-205 DIS 1E R 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2018 30 0.0 

262-089-206 DIS 1F R 1:00- 1:50P MS 6201 30 0.0 

For Math 31A, the Mathematics Diagnostic Test is required. Please see notes under Mathematics listing. 

31A CALC&ANALYTIC GEOM Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 4000A COHEN, D. 180 03 4.0 

262-181-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 5138 30 0.0 

262-181-202 DIS 1B T 10:00-10:50A MS 5148 30 0.0 

262-181-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3211 30 0.0 

262-181-204 DIS 1D R 10:00-10:50A MS 5147 30 0.0 

262-181-205 DIS 1E R 10:00-10:50A MS 5117 30 0.0 

262-181-206 DIS 1F R 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 230 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 3:00- 3:50P MS 5200 SHE, Z. 120 08 4.0 

262-181-211 DIS 2A T 3:00- 3:50P MS 5148 30 0.0 

262-181-212 DIS 2B T 3:00- 3:50P MS 3915D 30 0.0 

262-181-213 DIS 2C R 3:00- 3:50P MS 5148 30 0.0 

262-181-214 DIS 2D R 3:00- 3:50P MS 3915D 30 0.0 

There will be two midterm exams for all lectures of Math 31B scheduled on the following Tuesday evenings from 5 to 6:30 p.m.: February 1 and February 22, 2000. 

31B CALC&ANALYTIC GEOM Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A LS 2147 ROGAWSKI, J.D. 180 32 4.0 

262-187-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 5118 30 0.0 

262-187-202 DIS 1B T 10:00-10:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 

262-187-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 

262-187-204 DIS 1D R 10:00-10:50A MS 5118 30 0.0 

262-187-205 DIS 1E R 10:00-10:50A DODD 178 30 0.0 

262-187-206 DIS 1F R 10:00-10:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A LS 2147 HOLROYD, A.E. 180 32 4.0 

262-187-211 DIS 2A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 

262-187-212 DIS 2B T 11:00-11:50A MS 5138 30 0.0 

262-187-213 DIS 2C T 11:00-11:50A MS 5147 30 0.0 

262-187-214 DIS 2D R 11:00-11:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 

262-187-215 DIS 2E R 11:00-11:50A MS 5118 30 0.0 

262-187-216 DIS 2F R 11:00-11:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MWF 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2209A POPOVICI, I. 180 32 4.0 

262-187-221 DIS 3A T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5127 30 0.0 

262-187-222 DIS 3B T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5147 30 0.0 

262-187-223 DIS 3C T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5118 30 0.0 

262-187-224 DIS 3D R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5117 30 0.0 

262-187-225 DIS 3E R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5137 30 0.0 

262-187-226 DIS 3F R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5148 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 4 MWF 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2209A LEE, Y. 180 32 4.0 

262-187-231 DIS 4A T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5128 30 0.0 

262-187-232 DIS 4B T 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 247 30 0.0 

262-187-233 DIS 4C T 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3211 30 0.0 

262-187-234 DIS 4D R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5128 30 0.0 

262-187-235 DIS 4E R 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 247 30 0.0 

262-187-236 DIS 4F R 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 

31E CALCULUS-ECON STDTS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P DODD 147 ROTHSCHILD, B.L. 180 06 4.0 



262-200-203 DIS 1C T 2:00- 2:50P MS 3915G 30 0.0 

262-200-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3175 30 0.0 

262-200-205 DIS 1E R 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 184 30 0.0 

262-200-206 DIS 1F R 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5419 30 0.0 

32A CALC OF SEVRL VAR Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 4000A WHITE, J.H. 180 02 4.0 

262-206-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 

262-206-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5118 30 0.0 

262-206-203 DIS 1C T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5147 30 0.0 

262-206-204 DIS 1D R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 

262-206-205 DIS 1E R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5117 30 0.0 

262-206-206 DIS 1F R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5137 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 4000A MIECH, R.J. 180 05 4.0 

262-206-211 DIS 2A T 12:00-12:50P MS 5147 30 0.0 

262-206-212 DIS 2B T 12:00-12:50P MS 5148 30 0.0 

262-206-213 DIS 2C T 12:00-12:50P MS 3915H 30 0.0 

262-206-214 DIS 2D R 12:00-12:50P MS 5118 30 0.0 

262-206-215 DIS 2E R 12:00-12:50P MS 5137 30 0.0 

262-206-216 DIS 2F R 12:00-12:50P MS 5117 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MWF 3:00- 3:50P MS 4000A DIMITROV, I.K. 180 08 4.0 

262-206-221 DIS 3A T 3:00- 3:50P MS 5117 30 0.0 

262-206-222 DIS 3B T 3:00- 3:50P MS 5128 30 0.0 

262-206-223 DIS 3C T 3:00- 3:50P MS 6229 30 0.0 

262-206-224 DIS 3D R 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 

262-206-225 DIS 3E R 3:00- 3:50P MS 5128 30 0.0 

262-206-226 DIS 3F R 3:00- 3:50P MS 6229 30 0.0 

32AL CALCULUS COMPTR LAB Y 262-203-200 LAB 1 T 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2817 THE STAFF 25 30 1.0 


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262-203-201 LAB 2 R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2817 THE STAFF 25 30 1.0 

32B CALC OF SEVRL VAR Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A LS 2147 EDWARDS, R.D. 180 01 4.0 

262-211-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5118 30 0.0 

262-211-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 

262-211-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5138 30 0.0 

262-211-204 DIS 1D R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5118 30 0.0 

262-211-205 DIS 1E R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5127 30 0.0 

262-211-206 DIS 1F R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5138 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P DODD 147 GREENE, R.E. 180 07 4.0 

262-211-211 DIS 2A T 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 184 30 0.0 

262-211-212 DIS 2B T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5148 30 0.0 

262-211-213 DIS 2C T 2:00- 2:50P MS 6201 30 0.0 

262-211-214 DIS 2D R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5128 30 0.0 

262-211-215 DIS 2E R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5233 30 0.0 

262-211-216 DIS 2F R 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 

33A MATRICES&DFFRNTL EQ Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 1200 GAMELIN, T.W. 180 04 4.0 

262-215-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5117 30 0.0 

262-215-202 DIS 1B T 11:00-11:50A MS 6201 30 0.0 

262-215-203 DIS 1C T 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1601 30 0.0 

262-215-204 DIS 1D R 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 

262-215-205 DIS 1E R 11:00-11:50A MS 6201 30 0.0 

262-215-206 DIS 1F R 11:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1601 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1178 LUO, H. 180 05 4.0 

262-215-211 DIS 2A T 12:00-12:50P MOORE 1003 30 0.0 

262-215-212 DIS 2B T 12:00-12:50P MS 6627 30 0.0 

262-215-213 DIS 2C T 12:00-12:50P MS 6201 30 0.0 


262-215-215 DIS 2E R 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 2018 30 0.0 

262-215-216 DIS 2F R 12:00-12:50P MS 6201 30 0.0 

262-215-217 DIS 2G R 1:00- 1:50P MS 6229 0 0.0 

33B INFINITE SERIES Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A KNUDSEN 1220B VESE, L.A. 120 01 4.0 

262-217-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5148 30 0.0 

262-217-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5203 30 0.0 

262-217-203 DIS 1C R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5233 30 0.0 

262-217-204 DIS 1D R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5148 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 1209B GROSSMAN, N. 180 06 4.0 

262-217-211 DIS 2A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 6201 30 0.0 

262-217-212 DIS 2B T 11:00-11:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 

262-217-213 DIS 2C T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5118 30 0.0 


262-217-215 DIS 2E R 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 9436 30 0.0 

262-217-216 DIS 2F R 12:00-12:50P MS 5217 30 0.0 

35BH INTRMED CALC-HONORS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5118 CHAYES, L. 35 05 4.0 

262-225-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P MS 5118 35 0.0 

Mathematics 38A and 38B may NOT be used to fulfill Letters and Science general education requirements. 

38B MATH-ELEMNTRY TCHRS Y 262-231-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:45A PUB POL 2319 KRIEGLER, S.S. 35 12 4.0 

262-231-210 LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:45P PUB POL 2319 KRIEGLER, S.S. 35 13 4.0 

61 DISCRETE STRUCTURES Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 6229 THE STAFF 60 03 4.0 

262-268-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 

262-268-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A MS 6229 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 6229 URBAN, E.J. 60 05 4.0 

262-268-211 DIS 2A T 12:00-12:50P MS 6229 30 0.0 

262-268-212 DIS 2B R 12:00-12:50P MS 6229 30 0.0 

110B ALGEBRA Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 3915G DIMITROV, I.K. 35 04 4.0 

262-348-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A MS 6627 35 0.0 

110BH ALGEBRA-HONORS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5233 MERKURJEV, A.S. 30 07 4.0 

262-354-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5233 30 0.0 

113 COMBINATORICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5117 SCHACHER, M.M. 35 03 4.0 

262-382-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 5117 35 0.0 

115A LINEAR ALGEBRA N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5138 BADESCU, L.S. 35 03 4.0 

262-398-201 DIS 1A R 10:00-10:50A MS 5138 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5117 WHITE, J.H. 35 04 4.0 

262-398-211 DIS 2A R 11:00-11:50A MS 5117 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5137 THE STAFF 35 07 4.0 

262-398-221 DIS 3A T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5137 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 4 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5117 WANG, Q. 35 06 4.0 

262-398-231 DIS 4A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5117 35 0.0 

117 ALGEBRA-APPLICATNS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5137 GARIBALDI, R.L. 35 06 4.0 

262-400-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5137 35 0.0 

120B DIFFERENTIAL GEOM Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 6221 PETERSEN, P. 25 03 4.0 

262-408-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 6221 25 0.0 

123 FNDATNS OF GEOMETRY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5117 GAMELIN, T.W. 35 07 4.0 

262-420-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 2:50P MS 5117 35 0.0 

131A ANALYSIS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5137 POPOVICI, I. 35 05 4.0 

262-447-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P MS 5137 35 0.0 

131B ANALYSIS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5117 DE SAPIO, R. 35 05 4.0 

262-457-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P MS 5117 35 0.0 

131BH ANALYSIS-HONORS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5138 PEREZ-MARCO, R. 30 05 4.0 

262-458-201 DIS 1A R 12:00-12:50P MS 5148 30 0.0 

132 CMPLX ANLY-APLICTNS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5138 TAO, T.C. 35 04 4.0 

262-469-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-11:50A MS 5138 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5147 SHLYAKHTENKO, D.Y. 35 06 4.0 

262-469-211 DIS 2A R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5147 35 0.0 

135A ORDNRY DFRNTL EQTNS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 6627 LEE, Y. 35 05 4.0 

262-480-201 DIS 1A R 12:00-12:50P MS 6627 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5127 MESS, G. 35 06 4.0 

262-480-211 DIS 2A R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5127 35 0.0 

135B ORDNRY DFRNTL EQTNS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5118 VESE, L.A. 35 02 4.0 

262-481-201 DIS 1A R 9:00- 9:50A MS 5118 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5127 WANG, Q. 35 07 4.0 





262-481-211 DIS 2A R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5127 35 0.0 

142 MATHEMTCL MODELING Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5147 RATSCH, C. 35 03 4.0 

262-513-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 5147 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5147 PORT, S.C. 35 07 4.0 

262-513-211 DIS 2A R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5147 35 0.0 

149 MATH-CMPTR GRAPHICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5118 CAFLISCH, R.E. 35 04 4.0 

262-538-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5118 35 0.0 

151A APPLD NUMRICL MTHDS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5117 MIECH, R.J. 35 02 G 4.0 

262-564-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5117 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5147 JONSSON, E.A. 35 04 G 4.0 

262-564-211 DIS 2A R 11:00-11:50A MS 5147 35 0.0 

151B APPLD NUMRICL MTHDS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5137 CONNELL, C.R. 35 04 G 4.0 

262-565-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5137 35 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 6627 FATTORINI, H.O. 35 06 G 4.0 

262-565-211 DIS 2A R 1:00- 1:50P MS 6627 35 0.0 

153 NUMC MTHDS FOR PDES Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 6201 KREISS, H. 25 03 G 4.0 

262-561-201 DIS 1A TR 10:00-10:50A MS 6201 25 0.0 

157 SFTWR-SCNTFC CMPTTN Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5147 ANDERSON, C.R. 35 05 4.0 

262-584-201 DIS 1A R 12:00-12:50P MS 5147 35 0.0 

164 LINEAR PROGRAMMING Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 6229 GU, M. 35 06 4.0 

262-628-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 6229 35 0.0 

167 GAME THEORY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P MS 5117 FERGUSON, T.S. 35 08 4.0 

262-646-201 DIS 1A R 3:00- 3:50P MS 5117 35 0.0 

170B PROBABILITY THEORY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5148 HOLROYD, A.E. 25 02 4.0 

262-661-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A MS 5148 25 0.0 

172A ACTUARIAL MATH Y 262-664-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P MS 5147 THE STAFF 30 16 G 4.0 

205A NUMBER THEORY N 662-013-200 LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P MS 5233 BLASIUS, D.M. 25 08 4.0 


210B ALGEBRA N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5118 ELMAN, R.S. 30 07 4.0 


662-026-201 DIS 1A R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5118 30 0.0 

214B INTR-ALGEBRAIC GEOM N 662-043-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5148 GIESEKER, D. 25 07 4.0 


216 TPCS-ALGEBRAIC GEOM N 662-049-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5233 BADESCU, L.S. 25 05 4.0 


220B MATH LOGIC&SET THRY Y 662-052-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 7608 HJORTH, G. 20 05 4.0 


222A LATTICE THRY&ALGBRA N 662-094-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 7608 BAKER, K.A. 25 03 4.0 


225B INTR-ALGEBRC TOPLGY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5148 BROWN, R.F. 25 06 4.0 


662-118-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5148 25 0.0 

226A DIFFERENT GEOMETRY N 662-120-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5148 LIU, G. 25 04 4.0 


229B LIE GRPS&LIE ALGEBR N 662-135-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5118 VARADARAJAN, V.S. 30 03 4.0 


238A DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS N 662-183-200 LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P MS 6201 PEREZ-MARCO, R. 25 08 4.0 


245B REAL ANALYSIS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5127 RALSTON JR, J.V. 35 04 4.0 


662-192-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 3:50P MS 5127 35 0.0 

246B COMPLEX ANALYSIS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5127 GARNETT, J.B. 35 02 4.0 


662-197-201 DIS 1A R 3:00- 3:50P MS 5127 35 0.0 

247B CLSSCL FOURIER ANLY N 662-203-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5233 THIELE, C.M. 25 06 4.0 


251B TOPC-PARTL DIFF EQN N 662-244-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 6201 ESKIN, G. 25 04 4.0 


253A SEVERAL COMPLEX VAR N 662-252-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 6201 GREENE, R.E. 30 05 4.0 


266B APPL PART DIF EQUAT N ----------- LEC 1 TR 1:45- 3:00P MS 5138 THE STAFF 30 20 4.0 


662-327-201 DIS 1A F 2:00- 2:50P MS 5138 30 0.0 

269B ADV NUMERICAL ANLY Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:15P MS 5138 ENGQUIST, B.E. 30 09 4.0 


662-353-201 DIS 1A F 1:00- 1:50P MS 5138 30 0.0 

270B MATH-SCNTFC CMPUTNG Y 662-365-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P MS 5138 SHEN, J. 25 14 4.0 


270D MATH-SCNTFC CMPUTNG Y 662-359-200 LEC 1 MW 2:30- 3:45P MS 5138 OSHER, S.J. 25 07 4.0 


274A ASYMPTOTIC METHODS N 662-368-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:15P MS 5138 SHE, Z. 25 06 4.0 


275A PROBABILITY THEORY N 662-377-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5233 LIGGETT, T.M. 25 03 4.0 


M282A APPLIED PROBABILITY Y 662-438-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5147 LI, K.C. 10 02 4.0 

SAME AS : STATS M220A 

285B SEM-NUMBER THEORY N 662-442-200 SEM 1 TBA MS HIDA, H. 10 30 4.0 


285C SEMINAR IN ALGEBRA N 662-445-200 SEM 1 TBA MS MERKURJEV, A.S. 10 30 4.0 


285D SEMINAR IN LOGIC N 662-448-200 SEM 1 TBA MOSCHOVAKIS, Y.N. 10 20 4.0 


285I SEM-FUNCT ANALYSIS N 662-463-200 SEM 1 TBA MS EFFROS, E.G. 10 30 4.0 


285J SEM-APPLIED MATH N 662-466-200 SEM 1 TBA MS KREISS, H. 10 30 4.0 


662-466-201 SEM 2 TBA MS CAFLISCH/ROGAWSKI 10 30 4.0 



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285K SEM IN PROBABILITY N 662-469-200 SEM 1 TBA SCHONMANN, R. 10 30 4.0 


330 MATH&SCI INSTRUCTN N 662-628-200 SEM 1 TBA KAKU, S.K. 30 30 SU 1.0- 2.0 


370A TEACHING OF MATH Y 662-671-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 7:50P MS 6221 CURTIS/PRISELAC 30 15 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 662-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED POPA, S. 60 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 

20 FORTRAN PROGRAMMING Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:30P BOELTER 2760 LEE, T. 40 09 G 4.0 


210-060-201 LAB 1A T 4:00- 5:50P GEOLOGY 3656 LEE, T. 40 0.0 

102 MECH-PRTCL&RIGD BOD Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5249 THE STAFF 60 15 G 4.0 


210-312-201 REC 1A M 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5440 35 0.0 

210-312-202 REC 1B F 10:00-11:50A PUB POL 2333 35 0.0 

103 ELEM FLUID MECHANIC Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2258A MEECHAM, W.C. 50 03 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: CYBERNETICS,UNDERGRAD ENGINEERING 



M105A INT-ENGR THERMODYNC Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 2444 ABDOU, M.A. 55 09 G 4.0 

SAME AS : CHM ENG M105A 



----------- LEC 2 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2444 THE STAFF 10 14 G 4.0 


105D TRANSPORT PHENOMENA Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2760 CHEN, G. 50 01 G 4.0 



210-333-202 REC 1B R 1:00- 1:50P MS 7608 25 0.0 

132A MASS TRANSFER Y 210-492-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5264 MILLS, A.F. 20 11 G 4.0 

133AL PWR CNVRSN THRMODYN Y 210-499-200 LAB 1 MW 2:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5422 CATTON, I. 20 07 G 4.0 


M140 INTRO-BIOMECHANICS Y 210-540-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ENGR IV 47124 GUPTA, V. 15 03 G 4.0 

SAME AS : BIOMED M140 

150A INTRMD FLUID MCHNCS Y 210-600-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5249 THE STAFF 50 13 G 4.0 


150C COMBUSTION SYSTEMS Y 210-602-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5419 SMITH, O.I. 25 05 G 4.0 


154A PRELM DSGN-AIRCRAFT N 210-624-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5272 BIELAWA, R.L. 25 03 G 4.0 


157 BASIC MECH ENGR LAB Y 210-642-200 LAB 1 TR 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 43116 THE STAFF 0 15 G 4.0 


161B INTRO TO SPACE TECH N 210-667-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5264 THE STAFF 30 15 G 4.0 


161D SPACE TCH HDWR DSGN N ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 4:50P BOELTER 5419 THE STAFF 15 09 G 4.0 


210-669-201 LAB 1A M 5:00- 6:50P BOELTER 5419 15 0.0 


162B MECHANCL PRDCT DSGN Y 210-673-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 44116 SHAH, R. 20 08 G 4.0 


210-673-210 LEC 2 T 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 44116 SHAH, R. 20 15 G 4.0 


162M SENR MECH ENGR DSGN Y 210-677-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 44116 YANG, D.C. 20 09 G 4.0 

166C DSGN-COMPOSIT STRUC N 210-698-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5436 THE STAFF 20 05 G 4.0 


169A INTRO MECH VIBRATNS Y 210-714-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 2444 60 01 G 4.0 


171A DYNAM SYS CNTRL I N ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5249 SHAMMA, J.S. 50 05 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: CYBERNETICS,UNDERGRAD ENGINEERING 

210-726-201 REC 1A F 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2258A 50 0.0 

172 CNTRL SSTM DSGN LAB Y 210-732-200 LAB 1 MW 2:00- 5:50P ENGR IV 33146 M’CLOSKEY, R.T. 0 07 G 4.0 

191A COMPLEX ANALYSIS N 210-846-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 2760 GHONIEM, N.M. 40 05 G 4.0 


192A MATHEMATICS OF ENGR Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P MS 5200 THE STAFF 100 09 G 4.0 



210-852-202 REC 1B F 4:00- 5:50P GEOLOGY 3656 50 0.0 

194 INTRO-CAD/CAM SSTMS Y 210-864-200 LAB 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ENGR IV 38138 CHANG, C.J. 25 03 G 4.0 


210-864-210 LAB 1A F 1:00- 4:50P ENGR IV 38138 25 G 4.0 

210-864-210 LAB 1A F 1:00- 4:50P ENGR IV 38138 25 07 G 4.0 

231A CONVCT HEAT TRANSFR Y 610-186-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 5419 LAVINE, A.G. 15 13 G 4.0 


231C BOILING&CNDENSATION N 610-188-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5514 DHIR, V.K. 15 09 G 4.0 


250B VISC&TURBULENT FLOW N 610-301-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5273 KIM, J.J. 20 01 G 4.0 


250F GAS DYNAMICS N 610-305-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5252 ZHONG, X. 20 16 G 4.0 


253B FUND-AEROACOUSTICS N 610-319-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3120 MEECHAM, W.C. 15 15 G 4.0 


M256B ELASTICITY N 610-337-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 9436 CARMAN, G.P. 25 07 G 4.0 

SAME AS : C&EE M230 


260 CRNT TPCS-MECH ENGR N 610-360-200 SEM 1 F 12:00- 1:50P MS 5225 ABDOU, M.A. 15 07 SU 2.0- 4.0 



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610-360-210 SEM 2 M 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2288 ATLURI, S.N. 15 05 SU 2.0- 4.0 


610-360-220 SEM 3 W 10:00-11:50A MOORE 1003 CARMAN, G.P. 15 02 SU 2.0- 4.0 


610-360-230 SEM 4 T 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 4413 CHEN, G. 15 13 SU 2.0- 4.0 


610-360-240 SEM 5 W 10:00-11:50A MS 5217 GIBSON, J.S. 15 02 SU 2.0- 4.0 


610-360-250 SEM 6 W 2:00- 3:50P MS 5225 GUPTA, V. 15 09 SU 2.0- 4.0 


610-360-260 SEM 7 F 3:00- 5:50P BOELTER 4283 KIM, J. 15 20 SU 2.0- 4.0 


610-360-270 SEM 8 T 10:00-11:50A BOELTER 4283 SHAMMA, J.S. 15 13 SU 2.0- 4.0 


610-360-280 SEM 9 M 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5252 SMITH, O.I. 15 08 SU 2.0- 4.0 


610-360-290 SEM 10 T 2:00- 3:50P MS 5225 ZHONG, X. 15 15 SU 2.0- 4.0 


610-360-300 SEM 11 F 2:00- 3:50P ENGR IV 47124 KIM, C. 10 20 SU 2.0- 4.0 


261B COMPUTTNL MECHNCS I Y 610-368-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5272 ATLURI, S.N. 15 01 G 4.0 


263C MECH&TRAJCTRY-ROBOT N 610-380-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P MS 5233 THE STAFF 15 16 G 4.0 


M269A DYNAMICS-STRUCTURES N 610-414-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5264 DONG, S.B. 30 09 G 4.0 

SAME AS : C&EE M237A 


270B LINEAR OPTIML CNTRL N 610-421-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5514 GIBSON, J.S. 15 14 G 4.0 


271B STOCHASTIC ESTIMATN N 610-427-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P MS 6201 15 16 G 4.0 



SAME AS : CHM ENG M282A, EL ENGR M242A 


280 MICROELECTROMECHNCL N 610-480-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5280 KIM, C. 20 09 G 4.0 


282 MOL DYNAMCS SIMULTN Y 610-492-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00-10:00A BOELTER 5273 FREUND, J.B. 20 11 G 4.0 


284 SNSRS&ACTUATRS&SGNL N 610-504-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P BOELTER 4413 HO, C. 20 16 G 4.0 


293 QUALITY-DSGN&MNFCTR N 610-558-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P MS 5233 CHANG, C.J. 15 09 G 4.0 


296B THRMOCHM PRCS-MTRLS N 610-577-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BOELTER 5272 THE STAFF 15 15 G 4.0 




MEDICINE 

M190B HLTH OUTREACH ISSUE N ----------- DIS 1 TBA ZIMA, B.T. 60 30 2.0/ 4.0 

SAME AS : PSYCTRY M192B 


264-841-201 FLD 1A TBA ANDERSON, M.M. 20 0.0 

264-841-202 FLD 1B M 10:00-11:50A NPI&H ANDERSON, M.M. 20 0.0 

264-841-203 FLD 1C M 1:00- 2:50P NPI&H ANDERSON, M.M. 20 0.0 

M260B CLINICAL RESEARCH 2 N 664-383-200 LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI ELASHOFF, R.M. 5 30 6.0 

SAME AS : BIOMATH M260B 


MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY 



SAME AS : BIOL CH CM133, BMEDPHY CM133, CHEM CM133, CHM ENG CM133, MCD BIO CM133, MICROB CM133 


M223 MEMBRANE RSRCH SEM N 672-138-200 SEM 1 F 12:00- 1:50P MOL SCI WISNIESKI, B.J. 10 30 2.0 

SAME AS : MICROB M223 


M229 HOST/PATHGN INTERAC N ----------- LEC 1 MTWR 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1657 JOHNSON, P.J. 28 03 G 6.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO M229, MICROB M229 


672-174-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-11:20A HLTHSCI 43130 JOHNSON, P.J. 14 0.0 

672-174-202 DIS 1B F 1:00- 2:20P HLTHSCI 43130 JOHNSON, P.J. 14 0.0 



SAME AS : BIOL CH CM233, BMEDPHY CM233, CHEM CM233, CHM ENG CM233, MCD BIO CM233, MICROB CM233 


M268 MOLEC PARASITOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3656 SIMPSON, L. 4 07 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO CM268, MICROB CM268 

672-408-201 DIS 1A R 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 6704 2 0.0 

672-408-202 DIS 1B R 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 6704 2 0.0 

M275 THE BIOLOGY OF HIV N 672-450-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A HLTHSCI 71257 FERBAS, J.J. 10 01 G 4.0 

SAME AS : EPIDEM M228 


M285 INTERMED IMMUNOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BOTANY 325 AGUILERA, R.J. 5 14 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO CM285, MICROB CM285 

672-511-201 DIS 1A TR 11:00-12:20P ROLFE 2106 5 0.0 


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MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR GENETICS 



Microbiology and Molecular Genetics 6 will have an evening midterm on Wednesday, February 9, 2000, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. 

Students taking Microbiology 6 may attend any of the discussions sections, regardless of the section in which they are enrolled. 

6 INTRO MICROBIOLOGY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P DICKSON 2160E ROBINSON, R.W. 360 05 4.0 

270-015-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2200 120 0.0 

270-015-202 DIS 1B W 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 169 120 0.0 

270-015-203 DIS 1C R 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2200 120 0.0 

7 DEVELOPMNTS-BIOTECH N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 5200 ROBINSON, R.W. 100 07 4.0 

270-019-201 DEM 1A R 3:00- 4:30P WGYOUNG 3336 25 0.0 

270-019-202 DEM 1B F 10:00-11:30A WGYOUNG 3336 25 0.0 

270-019-203 DEM 1C F 3:00- 4:30P WGYOUNG 3336 25 0.0 

270-019-204 DEM 1D R 10:00-11:30A WGYOUNG 3336 25 0.0 

Microbiology and Molecular Genetics 102 will have two evening midterms on the following Wednesdays from 5-6:30 p.m.: February 2 and March 1. 

102 INTRO VIROLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1178 WITTE, O.N. 270 03 G 4.0 

270-320-201 DIS 1A M 12:00-12:50P LS 4127 30 0.0 

270-320-202 DIS 1B M 3:00- 3:50P MS 3915G 30 0.0 

270-320-203 DIS 1C T 4:00- 4:50P LS 2142 30 0.0 

270-320-204 DIS 1D W 9:00- 9:50A WGYOUNG 4216 30 0.0 

270-320-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 1:50P MS 3915G 30 0.0 

270-320-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 2:50P MS 3915G 30 0.0 

270-320-207 DIS 1G M 11:00-11:50A LS 4127 30 0.0 

270-320-208 DIS 1H T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5272 30 0.0 

270-320-209 DIS 1I M 4:00- 4:50P MS 3915G 30 0.0 

Microbiology and Molecular Genetics 102L will have 2 evening exams: a midterm on Thursday, February 17, 5-6:30 p.m., and a final on Thursday, March 16, 5-7 p.m. 

Attendance at your first lab meeting is mandatory. If you do not attend, your space will be reassigned and you will have to drop the course through URSA. 

102L VIROLOGY LAB Y ----------- DIS 1 $ 45 M 3:00- 3:50P BOELTER 3400 BERK, A.J. 110 30 G 2.0 

270-321-201 LAB 1A TR 10:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3340 22 0.0 

270-321-202 LAB 1B TR 10:00-11:50A WGYOUNG 3370 22 0.0 

270-321-203 LAB 1C TR 12:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 3340 22 0.0 

270-321-204 LAB 1D TR 12:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 3370 22 0.0 

270-321-205 LAB 1E TR 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 3340 22 0.0 

----------- DIS 2 M 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 3400 BERK, A.J. 110 30 G 2.0 

270-321-211 LAB 2A TR 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 3370 22 0.0 

270-321-212 LAB 2B WF 11:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 3340 22 0.0 

270-321-213 LAB 2C WF 11:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 3370 22 0.0 

270-321-214 LAB 2D WF 1:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 3340 22 0.0 

270-321-215 LAB 2E WF 1:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 3370 22 0.0 

Undergraduates who wish to enroll in CM133 must have at least a B average in the sciences. 


SAME AS : BIOL CH CM133, BMEDPHY CM133, CHEM CM133, CHM ENG CM133, MCD BIO CM133, MIC&IMM CM133 


C159 ADV MOLEC GENETICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1178 SIMONS, R.W. 240 04 G 5.0 

270-640-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A BOELTER 9436 30 0.0 

270-640-202 DIS 1B T 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 96 30 0.0 

270-640-203 DIS 1C T 3:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 6704 30 0.0 

270-640-204 DIS 1D W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5422 30 0.0 

270-640-205 DIS 1E W 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 

270-640-206 DIS 1F R 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 4216 30 0.0 

270-640-207 DIS 1G R 2:00- 2:50P MS 5217 30 0.0 

270-640-208 DIS 1H R 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 4645 30 0.0 

CM168 MOLEC PARASITOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3656 SIMPSON, L. 6 07 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO CM168 



CM185B INTERMED IMMUNOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BOTANY 325 AGUILERA, R.J. 40 14 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO CM185B 

270-758-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-12:20P MS 3915H 10 0.0 

270-758-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 3:20P MS 3915H 10 0.0 

270-758-203 DIS 1C F 1:30- 2:50P MS 3915H 10 0.0 

M223 MEMBRANE RSRCH SEM N 670-180-200 SEM 1 F 12:00- 1:50P MOL SCI WISNIESKI, B.J. 20 30 2.0 

SAME AS : MIC&IMM M223 



SAME AS : MCD BIO M229, MIC&IMM M229 





SAME AS : BIOL CH CM233, BMEDPHY CM233, CHEM CM233, CHM ENG CM233, MCD BIO CM233, MIC&IMM CM233 


242 MICROB MOLEC GENETC N 670-315-200 SEM 1 TBA MOL SCI SIMONS, R.W. 10 30 2.0 


C259 ADV MOLEC GENETICS N 670-380-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1178 SIMONS, R.W. 10 04 G 5.0 



SAME AS : MCD BIO CM268, MIC&IMM M268 



270 SEM-MOLEC VIROLOGY N 670-445-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BERK, A.J. 10 30 SU 2.0 


CM285 INTERMED IMMUNOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BOTANY 325 AGUILERA, R.J. 5 14 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO CM285, MIC&IMM M285 

670-522-201 DIS 1A TR 11:00-12:20P ROLFE 2106 5 0.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 670-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED FOX, C.F. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 



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MILITARY SCIENCE 



Z LEADERSHIP LAB N 277-002-200 LAB 1 TBA THE STAFF 40 30 0.0 

11 US DFNS ESTBLSHMT 1 N 277-020-200 LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A MG 133 BERRY, M.C. 40 30 2.0 

277-020-201 LEC 2 W 10:00-11:50A MG 133 BERRY, M.C. 40 30 2.0 

21 PSYCH OF LDRSHP I N 277-073-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 2:50P MG 133 FOX, J.M. 30 30 2.0 

277-073-201 LEC 2 W 1:00- 2:50P MG 133 FOX, J.M. 30 30 2.0 

277-073-202 LEC 3 R 9:00-10:50A MG 133 FOX, J.M. 30 30 2.0 

112 PSYCH OF LDRSHP II N 277-332-200 LEC 1 W 8:00- 9:50A MG 133 POJTINGER, D.A. 40 30 3.0 


277-332-201 LEC 2 R 3:00- 4:50P MG 133 POJTINGER, D.A. 40 30 3.0 


126 MIL PRFSNLSM&ETHICS N 277-420-200 LEC 1 T 7:00- 8:50A MG 133 BARNETTE, P.L. 40 30 2.0 


MOLECULAR AND MEDICAL PHARMACOLOGY 

110A DRGS-MCHN&USE&MSUSE Y 280-361-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A HLTHSCI 23105A JENDEN, D.J. 100 12 G 4.0 

200 INTRO-LAB RSRCH N 680-005-200 LAB 1 TBA HLTHSCI CHOW, S.A. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 

RESTRICT: PHARMACOLOGY MAJORS 

211B PRIN-PHARMACOLOGY N 680-071-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A HLTHSCI MELEGA, W.P. 10 30 2.0 



SAME AS : BIOMED M248, BMEDPHY M248 


251 SEM-PHARMACOLOGY N 680-306-200 SEM 1 W 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 23105A SMITH, D. 40 30 SU 2.0 


291 SPECIAL TOPICS N 680-584-200 LEC 1 TR 8:30-10:20A HLTHSCI THE STAFF 10 30 2.0/ 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 680-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED JENDEN, D.J. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 

297 MOLEC&CELL LIFE SCI N 679-590-201 SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 18 30 2.0 


679-590-202 SEM 2 TBA THE STAFF 18 30 2.0 








298 SEM-CURRENT TOPICS N 679-595-201 SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 18 30 2.0 






MOLECULAR, CELL, AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 



40 AIDS&SEXUAL TRANSMT N 269-120-200 LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 9:50A DICKSON 2160E BOHMAN, R.E. 400 01 4.0 

269-120-220 LEC 2 MWF 3:00- 4:50P MOORE 100 BOHMAN, R.E. 400 08 4.0 

80 PLANT BIO-NOW&FUTUR N ----------- LAB 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P GEOLOGY 6704 HIRSCH, A.M. 42 14 0.0 

269-240-201 LAB 1A T 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 2343 14 0.0 

269-240-202 LAB 1B T 4:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2343 14 0.0 

269-240-203 LAB 1C W 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 2343 14 0.0 

100 INTRO TO CELL BIOL Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A KNUDSEN 1220B OLAGUE, P.H. 132 12 G 4.0 

269-300-201 DIS 1A W 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2288 22 0.0 

269-300-202 DIS 1B W 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 2288 22 0.0 

269-300-203 DIS 1C W 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 2288 22 0.0 

269-300-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2288 22 0.0 

269-300-205 DIS 1E R 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 2288 22 0.0 

269-300-206 DIS 1F R 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2288 22 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: MCD Biology 104 

104 CELL&MOLEC BIO LAB Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 MW 10:00-10:50A BOTANY 325 PERRY, J.W. 32 03 G 6.0 


269-324-201 LAB 1A MW 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 3337 16 0.0 

269-324-202 LAB 1B TR 1:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 3337 16 0.0 



SAME AS : BIOL CH CM133, BMEDPHY CM133, CHEM CM133, CHM ENG CM133, MIC&IMM CM133, MICROB CM133 


IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: MCD Biology 138 

138 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL Y Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A LS 2147 HARTENSTEIN, V. 180 02 G 4.0 

Y 269-528-201 DIS 1A T 8:30- 9:20A FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

Y 269-528-202 DIS 1B T 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

Y 269-528-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

Y 269-528-204 DIS 1D T 3:30- 4:20P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

Y 269-528-205 DIS 1E T 4:30- 5:20P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

Y 269-528-206 DIS 1F R 8:30- 9:20A FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

Y 269-528-207 DIS 1G R 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

Y 269-528-208 DIS 1H R 4:00- 4:50P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 

Y 269-528-209 DIS 1I R 5:00- 5:50P FRANZ 2288 20 0.0 


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C141 PLNT DFRNTIATN&DVLP Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:20P BOTANY 325 TOBIN, E.M. 60 04 G 4.0 

269-546-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 8:50A MS 3915H 20 0.0 

269-546-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A MS 3915H 20 0.0 

269-546-203 DIS 1C F 11:00-11:50A MS 3915H 20 0.0 


SAME AS : MICROB CM168 




SAME AS : BIOL CH CM169, HUM GEN CM169 

C174G SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION Y 269-743-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 5:50P GEOLOGY 6704 BIRNBAUMER, L. 15 16 G 2.0 

For MCD Biology M175B, there will be two exams on the following evenings from 5 to 7 p.m.: Monday, January 31, and Monday, February 21, 2000. 

M175B MOLEC&DVLP NEUROSCI Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 1260 PAYNE, G.S. 12 15 5.0 

SAME AS : NEUROSC M101B, PHY SCI M180B, PSYCH M117B 

269-751-201 DIS 1A F 8:00- 9:20A GEOLOGY 6704 3 0.0 

269-751-202 DIS 1B F 9:30-10:50A GEOLOGY 6704 3 0.0 

269-751-203 DIS 1C F 11:00-12:20P GEOLOGY 6704 3 0.0 

269-751-204 DIS 1D F 12:30- 1:50P GEOLOGY 6704 3 0.0 

269-751-205 DIS 1E F 2:00- 3:20P GEOLOGY 6704 3 0.0 

269-751-206 DIS 1F F 3:30- 4:50P GEOLOGY 4645 0 0.0 

CM185B INTERMED IMMUNOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BOTANY 325 AGUILERA, R.J. 60 14 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MICROB CM185B 

269-811-201 DIS 1A R 11:00-12:20P MS 3915H 20 0.0 

269-811-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 3:20P MS 3915H 20 0.0 

269-811-203 DIS 1C F 1:30- 2:50P MS 3915H 20 0.0 

190A HONORS RSCH-MCD BIO N 269-840-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BIRNBAUMER, L. 15 30 T1 2.0- 4.0 


190B HONORS RSCH-MCD BIO N 269-841-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BIRNBAUMER, L. 15 30 T2 2.0- 4.0 


190C HONORS RSCH-MCD BIO N 269-842-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BIRNBAUMER, L. 15 30 G 2.0- 4.0 


For MCD Biology M191, there will be an evening midterm on Wednesday, February 9, 2000, from 5 to 7 p.m. 

M191 BIOL BASES-DISORDRS Y 269-846-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P LS 2147 LEVINE, M.S. 31 07 4.0 

SAME AS : NEUROSC M130, PHY SCI M181, PSYCH M117J, PSYCTRY M191 

193 TCHG PRCTCM-MCD BIO N 269-858-200 TUT 1 TBA BIRNBAUMER, L. 10 30 4.0 


CM220 MOLECULAR CELL BIOL Y 669-120-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI BOK, P.D. 10 30 G 6.0 

SAME AS : NEURBIO M209A, PHYSIOL M209A 

RESTRICT: BIO,MB,MIC,M&I,BIOCH,CHM,MCD GRAD 

C222G SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION Y 669-131-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 5:50P GEOLOGY 6704 BIRNBAUMER, L. 5 16 G 2.0 


SAME AS : BIOL CH CM267, CHEM M267, HUM GEN CM267 



SAME AS : MIC&IMM M229, MICROB M229 




M230B STRCTURL MOLEC BIOL N 669-181-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P WGYOUNG 4216 FEIGON, J.F. 5 05 4.0 

SAME AS : CHEM M230B 




SAME AS : BIOL CH CM233, BMEDPHY CM233, CHEM CM233, CHM ENG CM233, MIC&IMM CM233, MICROB CM233 


M266B SEM-MOLEC EMBRYOLGY N 669-397-200 SEM 1 F 4:30- 5:50P MBI 159 ZIPURSKY, S.L. 5 30 SU 2.0 

SAME AS : BIOL CH M266B 


CM268 MOLEC PARASITOLOGY N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 3656 SIMPSON, L. 10 07 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MIC&IMM M268, MICROB CM268 



276 SEM-MOLEC GENETICS N 669-456-200 SEM 1 TBA SALSER, W.A. 20 30 2.0 


CM285 INTERMED IMMUNOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BOTANY 325 AGUILERA, R.J. 5 14 G 4.0 

SAME AS : MIC&IMM M285, MICROB CM285 

669-510-201 DIS 1A TR 11:00-12:20P ROLFE 2106 5 0.0 

289 PLANT MOLECULAR BIO N 669-534-200 DIS 1 M 4:00- 5:50P SLICHTR 2834 LIN, C. 15 30 SU 2.0 


292 SEM-MOLEC EVOLUTION N 669-552-200 SEM 1 TBA LAKE, J.A. 10 30 G 2.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 669-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BIRNBAUMER, L. 50 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


495 TCH MCD BIO-HGHR ED N 669-790-200 SEM 1 TR 6:00- 7:50P HERSHEY 1657 LASKI, F.A. 30 30 SU 2.0 


MUSIC 

4B BASIC MUSICIANSHIP N 281-020-200 STU 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A SH B648 BRAND, K.O. 15 04 2.0 

RESTRICT: MUSIC, MUSICOLOGY, ETHNOMUSICOLOGY 

281-020-201 STU 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P SH B648 BRAND, K.O. 15 06 2.0 

RESTRICT: MUSIC, MUSICOLOGY, ETHNOMUSICOLOGY 

20B MUSIC THEORY II Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A SH 1420 CARLSON, M.C. 36 02 4.0 

RESTRICT: MUSIC, MUSICOLOGY MAJORS 

281-065-201 DIS 1A TR 9:00-10:50A SH 1420 12 0.0 

281-065-202 DIS 1B TR 9:00-10:50A SH 1354 12 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MW 1:00- 2:50P SH 1420 LEFKOWITZ, D.S. 30 06 4.0 



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281-065-211 DIS 2A TR 1:00- 2:50P SH 1420 15 0.0 

281-065-212 DIS 2B TR 1:00- 2:50P SH 1354 15 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MW 9:00-10:50A SH 1421 FICK, D.J. 15 02 4.0 


281-065-221 DIS 3A TR 9:00-10:50A SH 1151 FICK, D.J. 15 0.0 

Music 60AW-65 Lower Division Lessons--Music Majors ONLY. 

60AW VIOLIN N 281-093-200 STU 1 KAPLAN, M.S. 10 30 2.0 

RESTRICT: MUSIC MAJORS 

60BW VIOLA N 281-096-200 STU 1 WILSON, E.N. 5 30 2.0 


60CW CELLO N 281-099-200 STU 1 GOLD, B.R. 5 30 2.0 


60DW STRING BASS N 281-102-200 STU 1 HANULIK, C. 5 30 2.0 


60EW HARP N 281-105-200 STU 1 NEILL, L.A. 5 30 2.0 


60FW CLASSICAL GUITAR N 281-108-200 STU 1 YATES, P.F. 5 30 2.0 


61AW FLUTE N 281-123-200 STU 1 STOKES, S. 5 30 2.0 


61BW OBOE N 281-126-200 STU 1 KUSZYK, M.A. 5 30 2.0 


61CW CLARINET N 281-129-200 STU 1 GRAY, G.G. 10 30 2.0 


61DW BASSOON N 281-132-200 STU 1 COKER, C.A. 10 30 2.0 


61EW SAXOPHONE N 281-135-200 STU 1 FOSTER, G. 10 30 2.0 


62AW TRUMPET N 281-142-200 STU 1 KARON, R.A. 10 30 2.0 


281-142-201 STU 2 PRICE, C.C. 10 30 2.0 


62BW FRENCH HORN N 281-145-200 STU 1 O’CONNOR, B. 5 30 2.0 


62CW TROMBONE N 281-148-200 STU 1 BOOTH, W.C. 10 30 2.0 


62DW TUBA N 281-151-200 STU 1 JOHNSON, J.T. 5 30 2.0 


63W PERCUSSION N 281-155-200 STU 1 PETERS, M.T. 10 30 2.0 


64AW PIANO N 281-161-200 STU 1 PONCE, W. 10 30 2.0 


281-161-201 STU 2 MARGULIS, V. 10 30 2.0 


281-161-202 STU 3 HUANG, W. 10 30 2.0 


64BW ORGAN N 281-164-200 STU 1 HARMON, T.F. 5 30 2.0 


65W VOICE N 281-173-200 STU 1 MUSSARD, T.S. 5 30 2.0 


281-173-201 STU 2 TBA GONDEK, J.K. 10 30 2.0 


71 JAZZ PERFORMANCE N 281-202-201 LAB 1 TBA MIRANDA, R. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-202-202 LAB 2 TBA BURRELL, K.E. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-202-203 LAB 3 TBA FOSTER, G. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-202-204 LAB 4 TBA WILSON, A.J. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-202-205 LAB 5 TBA BOHANON, G.R. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-202-206 LAB 6 TBA HIGGINS, B. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-202-207 LAB 7 TBA CHILDS, W.E. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-202-208 LAB 8 TBA RANIER, T.J. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-202-209 LAB 9 TBA PRICE, R. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-202-210 LAB 10 TBA MORRISON, B. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-202-211 LAB 11 TBA WEIR, M.A. 5 30 G 2.0 


Music 90A-90N. Performance Organizations. Audition REQUIRED. 

C90A UCLA CHORALE N 281-254-200 ACT 1 MW 3:00- 5:15P SH 1325 NEUEN, D. 100 30 2.0 

90B COLLEGIATE CHORUS N 281-256-200 ACT 1 TR 3:20- 5:00P SH 1325 NEUEN, D. 100 30 2.0 

90D OPERA WORKSHOP N 281-258-200 ACT 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P SH 1200 VENDICE, W.V. 40 30 2.0 

TR 3:00- 5:50P SH 1100 


C90E SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA N 281-259-200 ACT 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P SH 1343 ROBERTSON, J. 100 30 2.0 

90F SYMPHONIC BAND N 281-260-200 ACT 1 T 3:00- 4:50P SH 1345 LEE, D.T. 100 30 2.0 

C90G WIND ENSEMBLE N 281-262-200 ACT 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P SH 1345 LEE, D.T. 80 30 2.0 

90L MUSIC THEATER WKSHP N 281-267-200 ACT 1 MW 3:00- 5:50P SH 1200 HALL, J.L. 60 30 2.0 

MW 3:00- 5:50P SH 1100 


For Music 90L, PTE numbers will be given out after the audition. 

90M MRCHNG&VARSITY BAND N 281-268-200 ACT 1 F 3:00- 4:50P SH 1345 HENDERSON, G. 200 30 2.0 


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90N JAZZ ENSEMBLE N 281-269-200 ACT 1 TR 7:00- 8:50P SH 1345 MATTHEWS, L.E. 30 30 2.0 


281-269-201 ACT 2 W 7:00- 9:50P SH 1345 HENDERSON, G. 30 30 2.0 


281-269-202 ACT 3 W 5:00- 6:50P SH 1535 BURRELL, K.E. 10 20 2.0 


100B CHORAL MUSIC N 281-306-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:20P SH 1325 NEUEN, D. 25 30 G 4.0 

R 5:00- 6:50P SH 1402 

RESTRICT: MUSIC, EDUCATION MAJORS 

106B ORCHESTRATION II Y 281-325-200 DIS 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P SH 1421 CHIHARA, P.S. 20 06 4.0 


115B WOODWINDS N 281-361-200 STU 1 TR 2:00- 2:50P SH 1344 HEUSER, F. 20 30 G 1.0 

W 8:00- 8:50A SH 1343 


281-361-201 STU 2 TR 2:00- 2:50P SH 1439 HEUSER, F. 20 30 G 1.0 

W 8:00- 8:50A SH 1343 


115C BRASS N 281-363-200 STU 1 TR 1:00- 1:50P SH 1343 HEUSER, F. 20 30 G 1.0 

W 8:00- 8:50A SH 1343 


281-363-201 STU 2 TR 1:00- 1:50P SH 1345 HEUSER, F. 20 30 G 1.0 

W 8:00- 8:50A SH 1343 


115D PERCUSSION N 281-367-200 STU 1 TWR 8:00- 8:50A SH B665A JUDKINS, J. 20 30 G 1.0 


117 INSTRMNTL&CHORL LIT N 281-373-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:20P SH 1345 LEE, D.T. 30 04 G 2.0 


120B MUSIC THEORY V N 281-384-200 LEC 1 MTWR 9:00-10:50A SH 1440 WINTER, R.S. 25 02 4.0 


281-384-201 LEC 2 MTWR 1:00- 2:50P SH 1440 KROUSE, I. 18 06 4.0 


123B COMPOSITION N 281-392-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:20P SH 1421 BOURLAND, R. 15 04 4.0 


M129B JAZZ THEORY&IMPROV Y 281-427-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P SH 1325 RANIER, T.J. 10 30 G 2.0 

SAME AS : ETHNOMU M129B 


Music 160A - 165: Undergraduate Instruction in Performance for the Performance Specialist -- MUSIC MAJORS ONLY. 

160AW ADVANCED VIOLIN N 281-543-200 STU 1 KAPLAN, M.S. 5 30 2.0 


160BW ADVANCED VIOLA N 281-547-200 STU 1 TBA SH WILSON, E.N. 5 30 2.0 


160CW ADVANCED CELLO N 281-551-200 STU 1 GOLD, B.R. 5 30 2.0 


160DW ADV STRING BASS N 281-555-200 STU 1 HANULIK, C. 5 30 2.0 


160EW ADVANCED HARP N 281-559-200 STU 1 TBA SH NEILL, L.A. 5 30 2.0 


160FW ADV CLASSICL GUITAR N 281-563-200 STU 1 TBA SH YATES, P.F. 5 30 2.0 


161AW ADVANCED FLUTE N 281-578-200 STU 1 STOKES, S. 10 30 2.0 


161BW ADVANCED OBOE N 281-584-200 STU 1 KUSZYK, M.A. 5 30 2.0 


161CW ADVANCED CLARINET N 281-590-200 STU 1 GRAY, G.G. 5 30 2.0 


161DW ADVANCED BASSOON N 281-596-200 STU 1 TBA SH COKER, C.A. 5 30 2.0 


161EW ADVANCED SAXOPHONE N 281-602-200 STU 1 FOSTER, G. 5 30 2.0 


162AW ADVANCED TRUMPET N 281-614-200 STU 1 KARON, R.A. 5 30 2.0 


281-614-201 STU 2 PRICE, C.C. 5 30 2.0 


162BW ADV FRENCH HORN N 281-617-200 STU 1 O’CONNOR, B. 5 30 2.0 


162CW ADVANCED TROMBONE N 281-620-200 STU 1 BOOTH, W.C. 5 30 2.0 


162DW ADVANCED TUBA N 281-623-200 STU 1 JOHNSON, J.T. 5 30 2.0 


163W ADVANCED PERCUSSION N 281-632-200 STU 1 PETERS, M.T. 5 30 2.0 


164AW ADVANCED PIANO N 281-646-200 STU 1 PONCE, W. 10 30 2.0 


281-646-201 STU 2 MARGULIS, V. 10 30 2.0 


164BW ADVANCED ORGAN N 281-652-200 STU 1 HARMON, T.F. 5 30 2.0 


165W ADVANCED VOICE N 281-665-200 STU 1 MUSSARD, T.S. 10 30 2.0 


281-665-201 STU 2 GONDEK, J.K. 10 30 2.0 


174A LANG OF SONG-GERMAN N 281-746-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A SH 1354 BLANKENBURG, H.H. 15 04 2.0 


C175 CHAMBER ENSEMBLES N 281-757-201 ACT 1 M 3:00- 4:50P SH B131 KAPLAN, M.S. 15 30 2.0 


Music C175, activity 1: Strings 


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281-757-202 ACT 2 M 6:00- 7:50P SH 1354 GRAY, G.G. 15 30 2.0 


Music C175, activity 2: Woodwinds 

281-757-203 ACT 3 W 5:00- 6:50P SH 1354 BOOTH, W.C. 15 30 2.0 


Music C175, activity 3: Brass 

281-757-204 ACT 4 M 5:00- 6:50P SH B665A PETERS, M.T. 15 30 2.0 


Music C175, activity 4: Percussion 

281-757-205 ACT 5 F 9:00-10:50A SH 1343 YATES, P.F. 15 30 2.0 


Music C175, activity 5: Guitar 

281-757-206 ACT 6 T 1:00- 2:50P SH 1151 HANSEN, J.I. 15 30 2.0 


Music C1765, activity 6: Art Song and Accompaniment 

281-757-207 ACT 7 R 5:00- 6:50P SH 1151 PONCE, W. 15 30 2.0 


Music C175, activity 7: Keyboard and Other Instruments 

281-757-208 ACT 8 W 5:00- 6:50P SH 1345 LEE, D.T. 10 30 2.0 


Music C175, activity 8: Chamber Wind Ensemble 

281-757-209 ACT 9 F 1:00- 2:50P SH 1325 NEUEN, D. 10 30 2.0 


Music C175, activity 9: Chamber Choir 

281-757-210 ACT 10 TBA SH MARGULIS, V. 10 30 2.0 


Music C175, activity 10: Piano Chamber Music 

281-757-211 ACT 11 TBA ROBERTSON, J. 5 30 2.0 


Music C175, activity 11: Gluck Chamber Ensembles 

M177 JAZZ COMBO N 281-790-201 ACT 1 T 3:00- 4:50P SH 1535 WEIR, M.A. 5 30 G 2.0 



281-790-202 ACT 2 R 6:00- 7:50P SH 1535 BURRELL, K.E. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-790-203 ACT 3 T 6:00- 7:50P SH 1151 BURRELL, K.E. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-790-204 ACT 4 T 5:00- 6:50P SH 1535 LAND, H. 5 30 G 2.0 


281-790-205 ACT 5 T 5:00- 6:50P SH 1345 HIGGINS, B. 10 30 G 2.0 


281-790-206 ACT 6 T 7:00- 8:50P SH 1535 LOZA, S.J. 10 22 G 2.0 


281-790-207 ACT 7 M 5:00- 6:50P SH 1535 BOHANON, G.R. 10 20 G 2.0 


203 MUSICAL TERMINOLOGY N 681-028-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A SH 1421 BEGHIN, T. 25 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: MUSIC GRADUATE STUDENTS 

251B SEM-SP TOP COMP&THR N 681-310-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P SH 1354 REALE, P.V. 10 16 4.0 


Music 251B: Composition for Piano 

251C SEM-SP TOP COMP&THR N 681-311-200 SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P SH 1421 GOLDSMITH, J. 10 16 4.0 


252B SEM IN COMPOSITION N 681-319-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P SH 1421 CHIHARA, P.S. 15 30 6.0 


261F PRB PERFORMNC PRACT N 681-380-200 SEM 1 T 10:00-12:50P SH 1421 REALE, P.V. 15 13 4.0 


266B SEM MUSIC 20TH CENT N 681-407-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P SH 1421 LEFKOWITZ, D.S. 15 09 4.0 


DMA students will get priority at the first class meeting of Music 271. 

271 MUSIC&ELECTRNC TECH N 681-460-200 LEC 1 R 10:00-12:50P SH 2646 HENDERSON, G. 12 14 G 4.0 


370 MUSIC GENERAL EDUC N 681-618-200 SEM 1 TBA SH HEUSER, F. 10 30 2.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 681-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED ROBERTSON, J. 40 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


401 NEW MUSIC FORUM N 681-630-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED ROBERTSON, J. 40 30 G 2.0 


460A VIOLIN N 681-644-200 STU 1 KAPLAN, M.S. 5 20 G 6.0 


460B VIOLA N 681-645-200 STU 1 WILSON, E.N. 3 20 G 6.0 


460C CELLO N 681-646-200 STU 1 GOLD, B.R. 5 20 G 6.0 


460D STRING BASS N 681-647-200 STU 1 HANULIK, C. 3 20 G 6.0 


461A FLUTE N 681-664-200 STU 1 STOKES, S. 5 20 G 6.0 


461B OBOE N 681-665-200 STU 1 KUSZYK, M.A. 3 20 G 6.0 


461C CLARINET N 681-666-200 STU 1 GRAY, G.G. 5 20 G 6.0 


461D BASSOON N 681-667-200 STU 1 COKER, C.A. 3 20 G 6.0 


461E SAXOPHONE N 681-668-200 STU 1 FOSTER, G. 3 20 G 6.0 


462B FRENCH HORN N 681-685-200 STU 1 O’CONNOR, B. 3 20 G 6.0 



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462C TROMBONE N 681-687-200 STU 1 BOOTH, W.C. 3 20 G 6.0 


462D TUBA N 681-688-200 STU 1 3 20 G 6.0 

463 PERCUSSION N 681-702-200 STU 1 PETERS, M.T. 3 20 G 6.0 


464A PIANO N 681-719-200 STU 1 PONCE, W. 8 20 G 6.0 


681-719-201 STU 2 MARGULIS, V. 8 20 G 6.0 


464B ORGAN N 681-736-200 STU 1 HARMON, T.F. 3 20 G 6.0 


465 VOICE N 681-770-200 STU 1 MUSSARD, T.S. 8 20 G 6.0 


681-770-201 STU 2 GONDEK, J.K. 5 20 G 6.0 


470 OPERA STUDIO-GRADS N 681-780-200 LAB 1 TBA SH VENDICE, W.V. 10 30 4.0 


475 MSTR CLASS-CONDCTNG N 681-787-200 STU 1 LEE, D.T. 5 20 6.0 


681-787-201 STU 2 NEUEN, D. 8 20 6.0 


681-787-202 STU 3 ROBERTSON, J. 5 20 6.0 


C480 UCLA CHORALE N 681-790-200 ACT 1 MW 3:00- 5:15P SH 1325 NEUEN, D. 20 30 G 2.0 


C481 SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA N 681-791-200 ACT 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P SH 1343 ROBERTSON, J. 40 30 G 2.0 


C482 WIND ENSEMBLE N 681-792-200 ACT 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P SH 1345 LEE, D.T. 40 30 G 2.0 


C485 CHAMBER ENSEMBLES N 681-794-201 ACT 1 M 3:00- 4:50P SH B131 KAPLAN, M.S. 10 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 1: Strings 

681-794-202 ACT 2 M 6:00- 7:50P SH 1354 GRAY, G.G. 5 30 G 2.0 

RESTRICT: MUSIC, EDUCATION MAJORS & GRADUATE STUDENTS 

Music C485, activity 2: Woodwinds 

681-794-203 ACT 3 W 5:00- 6:50P SH 1354 BOOTH, W.C. 5 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 3: Brass 

681-794-204 ACT 4 M 5:00- 6:50P SH B665A PETERS, M.T. 5 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 4: Percussion 

681-794-205 ACT 5 F 9:00-10:50A SH 1343 YATES, P.F. 10 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 5: Guitar 

681-794-206 ACT 6 T 1:00- 2:50P SH 1151 HANSEN, J.I. 10 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 6: Art Song and Accompaniment 

681-794-207 ACT 7 R 5:00- 6:50P SH 1151 PONCE, W. 10 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 7: Keyboard and Other Instruments 

681-794-208 ACT 8 W 5:00- 6:50P SH 1345 LEE, D.T. 15 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 8: Chamber Wind Ensemble 

681-794-209 ACT 9 F 1:00- 2:50P SH 1325 NEUEN, D. 15 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 9: Chamber Choir 

681-794-210 ACT 10 TBA SH MARGULIS, V. 10 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 10: Piano Chamber Music 

681-794-211 ACT 11 TBA ROBERTSON, J. 5 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 11: Gluck Chamber Ensembles 

681-794-212 ACT 12 TBA BEGHIN, T. 20 30 G 2.0 


Music C485, activity 12: Fortepiano and Other Instruments 

MUSICOLOGY 

Music History 



10 MUSIC NOW N 278-030-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A SH 1100 FINK 500 02 G 4.0 

26B HIST&ANLY-MUSIC I Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SH 1439 BRADSHAW, M.C. 40 13 G 4.0 

278-079-201 LAB 1A F 11:00-11:50A SH 1421 20 0.0 

278-079-202 LAB 1B F 11:00-11:50A SH 1439 20 0.0 

98T MUSIC OF FILM NOIR N 278-292-200 SEM 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P SH 1402 BOWMAN, D.S. 15 06 G 4.0 

101 ISSUES-MUSIC HIST Y 278-306-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SH 1402 MORRIS, M.B. 30 04 G 4.0 

126B HIST&ANLY-MUSIC II Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P SH 1440 MCCLARY, S.K. 40 13 G 4.0 

278-457-201 LAB 1A F 11:00-11:50A SH 1440 20 0.0 

278-457-202 LAB 1B F 11:00-11:50A SH 1402 20 0.0 

127C MUSIC-BAROQUE Y 278-464-200 DIS 1 R 1:00- 3:50P SH 1402 COLE, M.S. 15 16 4.0 

127D MUSIC-CLASSIC Y 278-465-200 DIS 1 W 9:00-11:50A SH 1818 KNAPP, R.L. 15 02 4.0 

132 MOZART N 278-492-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P SH 1200 LE GUIN, E.C. 120 06 4.0 

135B HISTORY OF OPERA N ----------- LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A SH 1200 COLE, M.S. 120 02 4.0 

278-511-201 LAB 1A F 9:00- 9:50A SH 1344 60 0.0 

278-511-202 LAB 1B F 10:00-10:50A SH 1344 60 0.0 

189A THE SYMPHONY N 278-834-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A SH 1200 BRADSHAW, M.C. 120 12 G 4.0 


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Musicology 



200B HISTORIOGRAPHY N 682-002-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P SH 1818 WALSER, R.A. 10 30 G 6.0 

RESTRICT: MUSIC, MUSICOLOGY, ETHNOMUSICOLOGY & GRADUATE STUDENTS 

256 SEMINAR-MUSICL FORM N 682-336-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P SH 1818 KNAPP, R.L. 10 09 6.0 


260E HIST MSCLGY-ROMANTC Y 682-364-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 4:50P SH 1818 MORRIS, M.B. 10 08 G 6.0 


263 HISTORY-PERFORMANCE N 682-378-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P SH 1818 LE GUIN, E.C. 10 15 G 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 682-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED WALSER, R.A. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


NAVAL SCIENCE 



Z DRILL N 283-002-200 LAB 1 T 12:00- 1:50P MG 122 CALLAHAN, H.J. 180 30 0.0 

102B NAVAL LDRSHP&MGMT I N 283-316-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A MG 122 ECKERDT, W.B. 25 11 4.0 

102C LEADERSHIP&ETHICS N 283-326-200 LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A MG 122 ALLEN, W.H. 20 13 2.0 

NEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES 

Ancient Near East 



M104A ANCIENT EGYPT CIV N 286-300-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:30A DODD 167 MUMFORD, G.D. 40 13 4.0 


120B ELEM ANCNT EGYPTIAN N 286-339-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 148 BONTTY, M.M. 20 03 4.0 

140B ELEMENTARY SUMERIAN N 286-496-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:20P DODD 67 ENGLUND, R.K. 15 09 4.0 

165 ARCHEO-PHARNC EGYPT N 286-800-200 LEC 1 TBA MUMFORD, G.D. 20 20 4.0 

220 SEM-ANCIENT EGYPT N 686-101-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00- 1:50P KINSEY 392 LOPRIENO, A. 10 30 4.0 

260 SEM-AN N EA ARCHAEO N 686-340-200 SEM 1 TBA CARTER, E.F. 10 30 4.0 


Arabic 



1B ELEMNTRY LIT ARABIC N 287-015-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2126 COOPERSON, M.D. 36 06 4.0 

287-015-202 LEC 2 MWF 9:00-10:50A ROYCE 162 MEHANDJIYSKA, M.M. 30 02 4.0 

102B INTERMED LIT ARABIC N 287-324-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-12:50P ROYCE 154 COOPERSON, M.D. 35 04 4.0 

103B ADVANCED ARABIC N 287-343-200 LEC 1 TBA FISHBEIN, M. 15 07 4.0 

112B ADV SPK EGYPT ARAB N 287-382-200 DIS 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2160 FISHBEIN, M. 30 02 4.0 

120 ISLAMIC TEXTS N 287-418-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P PUB POL 2319 POONAWALA, I.K. 25 30 4.0 


Arabic 120: Early Sufi Writings 

Armenian 



101B ELEM WSTRN ARMENIAN N 288-318-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A ROYCE 160 COWE, P.S. 40 01 4.0 

102B INTRMD WST ARMENIAN N 288-338-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4645 VORPERIAN, R. 25 03 4.0 

103 ADV MODERN ARMENIAN N 288-365-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:15P DICKSON 4260 COWE, P.S. 15 05 4.0 

104B ELEM MOD EAST ARMEN Y 288-369-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3123 KESHISHIAN, A. 10 13 G 4.0 

106B ADV MOD EAST ARMEN Y 288-375-200 LEC 1 T 8:00- 8:50A ROYCE 160 KESHISHIAN, A. 25 11 G 4.0 

R 8:00- 9:20A ROYCE 160 

151 CASE STD-ARMENIA LT N 288-606-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3127 COWE, P.S. 10 07 G 4.0 

230B ELEM CLSCL ARMENIAN N 688-181-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:30P ROLFE 3127 COWE, P.S. 10 13 G 4.0 

Hebrew 



1B ELEMENTARY HEBREW N 290-006-200 LEC 1 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 365 EZER, N. 40 04 4.0 

290-006-201 LEC 2 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P KINSEY 365 EZER, N. 40 05 4.0 

102B INTERMEDIATE HEBREW N 290-397-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3127 SABAR, Y. 15 03 4.0 

TR 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 365 

103B ADVANCED HEBREW N 290-447-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WGYOUNG 4216 HAKAK, L. 25 03 4.0 

190A SURVEY HEBREW GRAMM N 290-837-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3131 SABAR, Y. 10 07 4.0 

220 STD-HEBR BIBLCL LIT N 690-111-200 SEM 1 W 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3169 SCHNIEDEWIND, W.M. 10 06 G 4.0 

Iranian 



1B ELEMENTARY PERSIAN Y 291-002-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A KINSEY 365 HAGIGI, L.E. 40 02 4.0 

20B ACCLRT ELEM PERSIAN Y 291-062-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3164 BAUER, H.L. 40 02 6.0 

102B INTRMEDIATE PERSIAN Y 291-340-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P KINSEY 365 HAGIGI, L.E. 50 06 4.0 

141 PERSN ANLYTCL PROSE Y 291-589-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 6:50P ROLFE 2106 ZIAI, H. 10 16 4.0 

220B CLASSICAL PERS TEXT N 691-102-200 LEC 1 TBA ZIAI, H. 10 20 4.0 

Islamics 



110 INTRODUCTN TO ISLAM N 292-320-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P MS 3915D POONAWALA, I.K. 25 09 4.0 

Jewish Studies 




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170 DEAD SEA SCROLLS N 293-730-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROYCE 150 SCHNIEDEWIND, W.M. 40 12 4.0 

175 MDRN HBRW NOVL-FILM N 293-760-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2126 HAKAK, L. 30 09 G 4.0 

M191B JWSH HIS-MD AGE-PRS N 293-865-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3170 MYERS, D.N. 20 12 4.0 


M191D FOCL THEM-JEWSH HST N 293-867-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 3164 IDEL, M. 20 13 4.0 

SAME AS : HIST M191D 

Near Eastern Languages 



50B INTRO-NR EAST-MEDVL N 285-151-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ROLFE 3135 FISHBEIN, M. 25 15 G 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 685-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED LOPRIENO, A. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


Semitics 



142 AKKADIAN LITRY TEXT N 295-552-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P DODD 67 ENGLUND, R.K. 15 07 4.0 

Turkic Languages 



101B ELEMENTARY TURKISH N 296-308-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 3106 THE STAFF 15 02 4.0 

102B ADVANCED TURKISH N 296-319-200 LEC 1 TBA BODROGLIGETI, A.E. 20 30 4.0 

111B ELEMENTARY UZBEK N 296-335-200 LEC 1 WF 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 162 BODROGLIGETI, A.E. 30 04 4.0 

W 1:00- 1:50P DODD 162 

114B BASHKIR N 296-354-200 LEC 1 TBA BODROGLIGETI, A.E. 15 20 4.0 

160 TURKISH TRADITION N 296-659-200 LEC 1 WF 10:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 1200B BODROGLIGETI, A.E. 100 03 4.0 

F 2:00- 2:50P PERLOFF 1102 

165 ISLM LIT-CNTRL ASIA N 296-685-200 LEC 1 WF 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2181 BODROGLIGETI, A.E. 20 02 G 4.0 

F 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 148 

240B ADVANCED OTTOMAN N 696-245-200 LEC 1 TBA BODROGLIGETI, A.E. 10 20 4.0 


NEUROBIOLOGY 

98B MIND&BRAIN&CULTURE N 307-290-200 SEM 1 R 9:00-11:50A GONDA 3303 SCHEIBEL, A.B. 20 12 G 4.0 

M204 CELL&MOL DEV NROBIO N 707-024-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 1:50P BOTANY 325 HARTENSTEIN, V. 5 06 4.0 

F 1:00- 2:50P BOTANY 325 

SAME AS : NEUROSC M204, PHYSIOL M204, PSYCTRY M204 

M209A MOLECULAR CELL BIOL N 707-054-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI BOK, P.D. 20 30 G 6.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO CM220, PHYSIOL M209A 

270B CEL&MOL&INTGRTV BIO N 707-421-200 SEM 1 TBA BRECHA, N.C. 15 30 SU 2.0 

495E PREP-TCHNG-ANAT SCI N 707-798-200 SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 10 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 

NEUROSCIENCE 

For Neuroscience M101B, there will be two exams on the following evenings from 5 to 7 p.m.: Monday, January 31, and Monday, February 21, 2000. 


SAME AS : MCD BIO M175B, PHY SCI M180B, PSYCH M117B 







101L NEUROSCIENCE LAB Y ----------- LEC 1 MR 9:00- 9:50A LS 2142 GRISHAM, W.E. 48 30 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: NEUROSCIENCE MAJORS 

298-314-201 LAB 1A T 9:00-11:50A FRANZ A456 16 0.0 

298-314-202 LAB 1B W 9:00-11:50A FRANZ A456 16 0.0 

298-314-203 LAB 1C W 2:00- 4:50P FRANZ A456 16 0.0 

M119N THE VISUAL SYSTEM Y 298-414-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1651 10 07 4.0 

SAME AS : PSYCH M119N 

For Neuroscience M130, there will an evening midterm on Wednesday, February 9, 2000, from 5 to 7 p.m. 


SAME AS : MCD BIO M191, PHY SCI M181, PSYCH M117J, PSYCTRY M191 

M145 NEURL MCHNSMS-MVMNT Y 298-570-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 6704 CHANDLER, S.H. 5 03 G 5.0 

SAME AS : PHY SCI CM145 

196H HONORS IN NEUROSCI Y 298-877-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 4:50P GONDA 2303 ARNOLD, A.P. 10 30 G 4.0 


197C MOLEC&CELL&DEVLPMTL Y 298-886-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 6704 XIE, C. 15 06 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: NEUROSCIENCE MAJORS 

Neuroscience 197C: Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Learning and Memory 

M203 MOLECULAR NEUROBIOL N 698-025-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BOTANY 325 BOULTER, J.R. 40 30 G 4.0 




F 1:00- 2:50P BOTANY 325 

SAME AS : NEURBIO M204, PHYSIOL M204, PSYCTRY M204 


210B CURRENT LIT-NEUROSC N 698-061-200 DIS 1 TBA MISCHEL, P. 20 30 SU 2.0 

RESTRICT: NEUROSCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS 

211B EVAL-RESEARCH LIT N 698-066-200 DIS 1 TBA GALLISTEL, C.R. 20 30 SU 2.0 

RESTRICT: NEUROSCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS 

M266B CELLULAR NEUROSCI N 698-373-200 SEM 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P LS 3823 FAIN, G.L. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0 

SAME AS : PHY SCI M295B 



SAME AS : BMEDPHY M266, PSYCTRY M266 


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375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 698-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED PAYNE, G.S. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


698-620-201 SEM 2 UNSCHED GRISHAM, W.E. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


NURSING 

C100B BIOBHV-HLTH ASSESMT N 302-302-200 LEC 1 T 8:00- 9:50A FACTOR SARNA, L.P. 10 30 G 3.0 

C111F THEORY-FAMLY NURSNG Y ----------- LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P FACTOR KEENAN, C.K. 10 15 G 4.0 

302-371-201 FLD 1A T 4:00- 4:50P OFF CAM KEENAN, C.K. 10 0.0 

C112 HLTH-RLTD FMLY THRY N 302-372-200 LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A FACTOR WUERKER, A.K. 20 13 G 2.0 

C130 ADV PATHOPHYSIOLOGY Y 302-468-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P FACTOR COMPTON, M.A. 16 06 G 4.0 

192 PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT N ----------- LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P FACTOR FREDRICKSON, J.M. 16 30 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: NURSING MAJORS 

302-796-201 LAB 1A TBA FACTOR FREDRICKSON, J.M. 16 0.0 


196 HLTH CR-CLTRL DIVRS N 302-854-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P FACTOR ANDERSON, N.L. 10 30 4.0 

C200B BIOBHV-HLTH ASSESMT N 702-003-200 LEC 1 T 8:00- 9:50A FACTOR SARNA, L.P. 125 30 G 3.0 

RESTRICT: NURSING GRADUATE STUDENTS 

206B NURSING THEORY DEV N 702-063-200 SEM 1 T 9:00-11:50A FACTOR FLASKERUD, J.H. 15 30 T2 4.0 


207 MSRMNT-CLNCL VARBLS N 702-070-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P FACTOR DRACUP, K.A. 15 15 G 4.0 


211 THEORY-FAMLY NURSNG N 702-104-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P FACTOR KEENAN, C.K. 30 15 G 2.0 


C211F THEORY-FAMLY NURSNG Y ----------- LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P FACTOR KEENAN, C.K. 80 15 G 4.0 


702-105-201 FLD 1A T 4:00- 4:50P FACTOR KEENAN, C.K. 80 0.0 

C212 HLTH-RLTD FMLY THRY N 702-109-200 LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A FACTOR WUERKER, A.K. 125 13 G 2.0 


C213B OCCUPATNL HLTH PGMS Y 702-118-200 LEC 1 M 12:00- 1:50P FACTOR ROBBINS, W.A. 15 30 G 2.0 


215 HUMAN RESPNS-CANCER N 702-126-200 LEC 1 T 11:00- 1:50P FACTOR BUSH, N.J. 15 13 G 2.0 


C215F HUMAN RESPNS-CANCER Y ----------- LEC 1 T 11:00- 1:50P FACTOR BUSH, N.J. 15 30 G 4.0 


702-127-201 FLD 1A UNSCHED BUSH, N.J. 15 0.0 

217 HMN RSPNS-CRTCL ILL N 702-137-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR DOERING, L.V. 35 15 G 2.0 


C217F HMN RSPNS-CRTCL ILL Y ----------- LEC 1 T 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR DOERING, L.V. 35 15 G 4.0 


702-138-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 4:50P FACTOR DOERING, L.V. 35 0.0 

218C NURSNG ADMIN THEORY N 702-142-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-12:50P FACTOR MCNEESE-SMITH, D.K 40 02 G 4.0 


219B OPERATNS PLAN&CNTRL N 702-147-200 LEC 1 W 8:00-11:50A FACTOR CARDIN, S. 20 30 G 4.0 


C223 CHILDHOOD DEVELPMNT N 702-166-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 2:50P FACTOR OPAS, S.R. 50 15 G 2.0 


C230 ADV PATHOPHYSIOLOGY Y 702-201-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P FACTOR COMPTON, M.A. 145 06 G 4.0 


232 HUMN RSPNS-AGE&ILNS N 702-213-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A FACTOR CADOGAN, M. 15 02 G 2.0 


C232F HUMN RSPNS-AGE&ILNS N ----------- LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A FACTOR CADOGAN, M. 50 02 G 4.0 


702-214-201 FLD 1A UNSCHED OFF CAM CADOGAN, M. 50 0.0 

237D ADV NURSE-MIDWIFERY Y 702-250-200 LEC 1 R 10:00-11:50A FACTOR BAHRY, V.J. 15 30 G 2.0 


237E FMLY PLANNG&GYNCLGY N 702-251-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 4:50P FACTOR DAY, M.L. 15 30 G 4.0 


238C NURSING OF CHILDREN N 702-258-200 LEC 1 W 8:00-11:50A FACTOR BADR, L.K. 35 02 G 4.0 


239C ACUITY&CHRONCTY-ILL N 702-262-200 LEC 1 W 8:00-11:50A FACTOR VANSERVELLEN, G. 125 02 G 4.0 


M290B CHILD ABUSE&NEGLECT N 702-541-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 5:50P LAW GOLDSTEIN, R.D. 15 16 2.0 

SAME AS : COM HLT M245B, EDUC M217H, SOC WEL M290F 

299B NURSNG RESEARCH SEM N 702-593-200 SEM 1 R 9:00-11:50A FACTOR NYAMATHI, A.M. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 702-601-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED NYAMATHI, A.M. 50 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


418C NURSNG ADMIN PRCTCM N 702-655-200 CLI 1 UNSCHED FACTOR MCNEESE-SMITH, D.K 30 30 G 2.0 


437D MIDWIFE CLI MGMT IV N 702-753-200 CLI 1 UNSCHED BAHRY, V.J. 10 30 G 4.0 


437E WOMN-FAM PLNG&GYNEC N 702-739-200 CLI 1 UNSCHED BAHRY, V.J. 10 30 G 4.0 


438C CHLD-CMPLX HLTH PRB N 702-755-200 CLI 1 UNSCHED OFF CAM FREDRICKSON, J.M. 20 30 G 4.0 


441 NEURPSYCH SUBSPCLTY N 702-749-200 SEM 1 TBA FLASKERUD, J.H. 20 30 SU 1.0 


ORGANISMIC BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY, AND EVOLUTION 



13 EVOLUTION OF LIFE N 309-039-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1234 HESPENHEIDE, H.A. 100 06 4.0 

F 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1234 

98T SEX IN THE SEA N 309-291-200 SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A SLICHTR 2834 LEE, S.E. 15 03 G 4.0 

C109 INTRO TO MARINE SCI Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 3656 THE STAFF 60 05 4.0 

RESTRICT: MARINE BIOLOGY MAJORS 


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309-354-201 LAB 1A W 9:00-11:50A LS 1315 30 0.0 

309-354-202 LAB 1B W 2:00- 4:50P LS 1315 30 0.0 

116 CONSERVATN BIOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BOTANY 325 WAYNE, R. 60 15 4.0 

309-396-201 DIS 1A R 9:00-10:50A LS 1315 15 0.0 

309-396-202 DIS 1B R 11:00-12:50P LS 1315 15 0.0 

309-396-203 DIS 1C F 9:00-10:50A LS 1315 15 0.0 

309-396-204 DIS 1D F 11:00-12:50P LS 1315 15 0.0 

120 EVOLUTION Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P FRANZ 2258A ANYONGE, W.N. 88 14 G 4.0 

309-420-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 3:50P BOTANY 133 22 0.0 

309-420-202 DIS 1B R 8:00- 9:50A BOTANY 133 22 0.0 

309-420-203 DIS 1C R 10:00-11:50A BOTANY 133 22 0.0 

309-420-204 DIS 1D R 2:00- 3:50P BOTANY 133 22 0.0 

121 MOLECL BIOL&EVOLUTN Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BOELTER 3400 BRUNK, C.F. 130 12 4.0 

309-426-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 3915H 21 0.0 

309-426-202 DIS 1B T 2:00- 2:50P MS 3915H 21 0.0 

309-426-203 DIS 1C W 10:00-10:50A MS 3915H 21 0.0 

309-426-204 DIS 1D W 11:00-11:50A MS 3915H 21 0.0 

309-426-205 DIS 1E W 3:00- 3:50P MS 3915H 21 0.0 

309-426-206 DIS 1F W 4:00- 4:50P MS 3915H 21 0.0 

122 ECOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1260 STEELE, M.A. 96 04 0.0 

309-432-201 DIS 1A M 1:00- 2:50P BOTANY 133 24 4.0 

309-432-202 DIS 1B M 3:00- 4:50P BOTANY 133 24 4.0 

309-432-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 9:50A BOTANY 133 24 4.0 

309-432-204 DIS 1D T 10:00-11:50A BOTANY 133 24 4.0 

309-432-205 DIS 1E TBA 20 4.0 

309-432-206 DIS 1F TBA 20 4.0 

128 PLNT PHYSILGCL ECOL Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 25 MWF 9:00- 9:50A BOTANY 306 NOBEL, P.S. 20 02 G 4.0 

309-468-201 LAB 1A W 2:00- 4:50P WARREN 23116 10 0.0 

309-468-202 LAB 1B F 2:00- 4:50P WARREN 23116 10 0.0 

162 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 25 TR 11:00-12:15P BOTANY 325 ZEIGER, E. 48 13 0.0 

309-672-201 LAB 1A T 1:30- 4:50P BOTANY 306 24 G 6.0 

309-672-202 LAB 1B R 1:30- 4:50P BOTANY 306 24 G 6.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: OBEE M166 

M166 will have two midterms on the following Friday afternoons from 5 to 6:30 p.m.: February 4 and March 3. 

M166 ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 MWF 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 169 DELLA CORTE, C. 112 06 0.0 


Y 309-696-201 LAB 1A M 2:30- 7:20P LS 5309 16 G 6.0 

Y 309-696-202 LAB 1B T 8:00-12:50P LS 5309 16 G 6.0 

Y 309-696-203 LAB 1C T 2:00- 6:50P LS 5309 16 G 6.0 

Y 309-696-204 LAB 1D W 8:00-12:50P LS 5309 16 G 6.0 

Y 309-696-205 LAB 1E W 2:30- 7:20P LS 5309 16 G 6.0 

Y 309-696-206 LAB 1F R 8:00-12:50P LS 5309 16 G 6.0 

Y 309-696-207 LAB 1G R 2:00- 6:50P LS 5309 16 G 6.0 

190A HONORS RESEARCH N 309-840-200 TUT 1 TBA NOBEL, P.S. 15 30 T1 2.0- 4.0 


190B HONORS RESEARCH N 309-841-200 TUT 1 TBA NOBEL, P.S. 15 30 T2 2.0- 4.0 


190C HONORS RESEARCH N 309-842-200 TUT 1 TBA NOBEL, P.S. 15 30 2.0- 4.0 


190D HONORS RESEARCH N 309-843-200 TUT 1 TBA 0 30 2.0- 4.0 


192 TEACHING PRACTICUM N 309-852-200 TUT 1 TBA NOBEL, P.S. 15 30 1.0- 4.0 


M216 STAT METHDS-LIFESCI Y 709-097-200 LEC 1 TBA GOLDSTEIN, D.R. 5 20 4.0 


263 POPULATION GENETICS N 709-378-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 4:00P LS 3113 TAYLOR, C.E. 10 30 2.0/ 4.0 


267 CRN TPC-EVLTN ECLGY N 709-402-200 SEM 1 TBA CODY, M.L. 10 30 2.0 


270 SEM-ENVIRO PHYSIO N 709-420-200 SEM 1 TBA NAGY, K.A. 10 30 SU 2.0 


272 SEM-MARINE BIOLOGY N 709-432-200 SEM 1 WF 4:00- 4:50P BOTANY 229 ZIMMER, R.K. 10 30 2.0 


274 SEM-BEHAVRL ECOLOGY N 709-444-200 SEM 1 TBA GRETHER, G.F. 15 30 2.0 

279 EVOLUTIONRY BIOLOGY N 709-474-200 SEM 1 M 9:00-10:50A BOTANY 328 JACOBS, D.K. 10 30 2.0 

M290 SEM-COMPAR PHYSIOL N 709-534-200 SEM 1 TBA LS NARINS, P.M. 5 20 2.0 



ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY 

102 GROSS ANAT-HUM BODY N ----------- LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI THE STAFF 10 30 PN 8.0 


305-312-201 LAB 1A TBA HLTHSCI THE STAFF 10 0.0 

PATHOLOGY AND LABORATORY MEDICINE 

231B PATHPHYSIOL-DISEASE N 706-127-200 LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI DRAKE, T.A. 10 30 T1 6.0 


298B DISEASE MECHANISMS N 706-599-200 LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI MCBRIDE, J.H. 30 30 G 2.0 


PEDIATRICS 

98 ETHCS&ART&SCI-MEDCN N 308-269-200 SEM 1 F 8:00-10:50A MDCC 12341 GABRIEL, R.S. 20 03 G 4.0 

PHILOSOPHY 



4 ANLY-CNTMP MORL ISS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 3400 KALDERON, M.E. 216 03 4.0 


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312-019-201 DIS 1A M 8:00- 8:50A DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-019-202 DIS 1B M 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2242 27 0.0 

312-019-203 DIS 1C W 1:00- 1:50P DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-019-204 DIS 1D W 2:00- 2:50P DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-019-205 DIS 1E R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1337 27 0.0 

312-019-206 DIS 1F R 2:00- 2:50P DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-019-207 DIS 1G F 11:00-11:50A DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-019-208 DIS 1H F 12:00-12:50P DODD 178 27 0.0 

5A PHILOS IN LITERATRE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P DODD 121 MORRIS, H. 54 16 4.0 

312-028-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P DODD 154 27 0.0 

312-028-202 DIS 1B T 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2134 27 0.0 

7 INT PHILOSOPHY-MIND N ----------- LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P FOWLER A103B ALMOG, J. 270 05 4.0 

312-040-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-040-202 DIS 1B M 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3150 27 0.0 

312-040-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-040-204 DIS 1D T 2:00- 2:50P DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-040-205 DIS 1E W 8:00- 8:50A DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-040-206 DIS 1F W 9:00- 9:50A DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-040-207 DIS 1G F 1:00- 1:50P DODD 154 27 0.0 

312-040-208 DIS 1H F 2:00- 2:50P DODD 162 27 0.0 

312-040-209 DIS 1I F 1:00- 1:50P DODD 178 27 0.0 

312-040-210 DIS 1J F 2:00- 2:50P DODD 178 27 0.0 

22 INTRO-ETHICAL THRY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FOWLER A103B WILSON, D.Y. 270 12 4.0 

312-079-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3112 27 0.0 

312-079-202 DIS 1B M 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1270 27 0.0 

312-079-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3175 27 0.0 

312-079-204 DIS 1D T 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2156 27 0.0 

312-079-205 DIS 1E W 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2242 27 0.0 

312-079-206 DIS 1F W 10:00-10:50A DODD 325 27 0.0 

312-079-207 DIS 1G W 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3211 27 0.0 

312-079-208 DIS 1H W 12:00-12:50P DODD 162 27 0.0 

312-079-209 DIS 1I R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3143 27 0.0 

312-079-210 DIS 1J R 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 2156 27 0.0 

31 LOGIC-1ST CRSE N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P DODD 121 KAPLAN, D.B. 108 05 4.0 

312-082-201 DIS 1A W 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2232 27 0.0 

312-082-202 DIS 1B W 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 164 27 0.0 

312-082-203 DIS 1C R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3156 27 0.0 

312-082-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P DODD 178 27 0.0 

100B MDVL&ERLY MDRN PHIL N ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P KINSEY 169 NORMORE, C.G. 108 04 4.0 

312-306-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A DODD 67 18 0.0 

312-306-202 DIS 1B M 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3153 18 0.0 

312-306-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P DODD 67 18 0.0 

312-306-204 DIS 1D T 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2317 18 0.0 

312-306-205 DIS 1E W 8:00- 8:50A DODD 67 18 0.0 

312-306-206 DIS 1F W 9:00- 9:50A DODD 67 18 0.0 

M101A PLATO-EARLY DIALOGS N 312-314-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2232 KELSEY, S.A. 28 06 4.0 

SAME AS : CLASSIC M146A 

127B PHILOS OF LANGUAGE Y 312-492-200 LEC 1 WF 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3156 KAPLAN, D.B. 40 03 4.0 

133 TPC-LOGIC&SEMANTICS N 312-522-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3143 HARDY, J.H. 30 05 4.0 

135B PREDICATE LOGIC N 312-537-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P DODD 178 ALMOG, J. 35 13 4.0 

157A HIST-POLITCL PHILOS N 312-632-312 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P DODD 78 VOELLER, C.W. 35 06 4.0 

166 PHILOSOPHY OF LAW N 312-675-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P DODD 78 WILSON, D.Y. 35 15 4.0 

182 ELEMNTS-METAPHYSICS Y 312-751-312 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A PUB POL 1337 HARDY, J.H. 35 02 4.0 

183 THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE N 312-758-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A DODD 78 BURGE, C.T. 35 12 4.0 

M192 PHIL ANLY-FEM THERY N 312-843-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 2126 GARRY, A.A. 20 12 G 4.0 



200B SEM-FIRST YR GRADS N 712-011-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P DODD 325 BURGE, C.T. 20 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: PHILOSOPHY GRADUATE STUDENTS 

206 MEDIEVAL PHILOSOPHY N 712-084-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P DODD 325 NORMORE, C.G. 20 16 4.0 


246 ETHICAL THEORY N 712-312-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P DODD 325 HANSER, M. 15 09 4.0 

271 METAPHYSICS&EPSTMLG N 712-433-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3157 HSU, A. 20 08 4.0 


290 PHILOS OF LANGUAGE N 712-589-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 2134 ALMOG, J. 20 09 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 712-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED CARRIERO, J.P. 25 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY 

Astronomy 



2B GALAXIES&COSMOLOGY Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P MS 4000A MALKAN, M.A. 210 13 4.0 

123-004-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A MS 8145 35 0.0 

123-004-202 DIS 1B M 2:00- 2:50P MS 8145 35 0.0 

123-004-203 DIS 1C W 12:00-12:50P MS 8145 35 0.0 

123-004-204 DIS 1D W 3:00- 3:50P MS 8145 35 0.0 

123-004-205 DIS 1E F 9:00- 9:50A MS 8145 35 0.0 

123-004-206 DIS 1F F 10:00-10:50A MS 8145 35 0.0 

3 ASTR-NATURE OF UNIV N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 4000A ARISAKA, K. 240 04 4.0 

123-006-201 DIS 1A M 1:00- 1:50P MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-006-202 DIS 1B M 3:00- 3:50P MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-006-203 DIS 1C T 11:00-11:50A MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-006-204 DIS 1D R 12:00-12:50P MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-006-205 DIS 1E F 1:00- 1:50P MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-006-206 DIS 1F F 2:00- 2:50P MS 8145 40 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 4000A MCLEAN, I.S. 240 07 4.0 

123-006-241 DIS 2A R 9:00- 9:50A MS 8145 40 0.0 


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123-006-242 DIS 2B R 10:00-10:50A MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-006-243 DIS 2C R 3:00- 3:50P MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-006-244 DIS 2D W 11:00-11:50A MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-006-245 DIS 2E F 11:00-11:50A MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-006-246 DIS 2F F 12:00-12:50P MS 8145 40 0.0 

4 STARS&STELLR SYSTMS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 1240B EDELSON, R.A. 80 04 4.0 

123-038-201 DIS 1A T 12:00-12:50P MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-038-202 DIS 1B R 11:00-11:50A MS 8145 40 0.0 

6 CHANG CNCPT-UNIVERS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P KNUDSEN 1240B CLINE, D.B. 80 13 4.0 

123-054-201 DIS 1A W 10:00-10:50A MS 8145 40 0.0 

123-054-202 DIS 1B W 2:00- 2:50P MS 8145 40 0.0 

81 STARS AND NEBULAE Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MS 6229 GHEZ, A.M. 50 07 4.0 

123-195-201 LAB 1A T 10:00-10:50A MS 8911 50 0.0 

115 STAT MECH&ASTROPHYS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P KNUDSEN 2115 LARKIN, J.E. 25 05 4.0 

123-411-201 DIS 1A TBA MS 25 0.0 

127 STLR ATM&INTRR&EVOL N 123-451-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P MS 8911 PLAVEC, M.J. 15 13 4.0 

271 RADIATION N 523-390-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00- 1:00P MS 8911 WRIGHT, E.L. 15 04 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: ASTR, ASTRPHYS OR PHYSICS GRAD 

272 STELLAR STRUCT&EVOL N 523-398-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 3:00P MS 8911 ULRICH, R.K. 0 15 G 4.0 

277B ASTRO RSRCH PROJECT N 523-437-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED 15 30 G 6.0 


279 CURRENT ASTRO RSRCH N 523-452-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 3:50P MS 8145 BECKLIN, E.E. 30 30 SU 2.0 


M297 RSCH-ASTRPRTCL PHYS N 523-576-200 TUT 1 W 1:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 4134 20 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 523-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


Physics 



1A MECHANICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 11:00-11:50A KNUDSEN 1220B SALTZBERG, D. 162 04 5.0 


318-001-202 DIS 1B F 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 247 54 0.0 

318-001-203 DIS 1C F 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 247 54 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MTWF 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 51 JURA, M.A. 304 07 5.0 

318-001-211 DIS 2A F 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 156 52 0.0 

318-001-212 DIS 2B F 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 156 50 0.0 

318-001-213 DIS 2C F 12:00-12:50P KINSEY 247 50 0.0 

318-001-214 DIS 2D F 10:00-11:50A ROYCE 164 50 0.0 

318-001-215 DIS 2E F 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 247 50 0.0 

318-001-206 DIS 2F F 1:00- 1:50P DODD 78 52 0.0 

1B OSCILTNS&WAVES&FLDS Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 12:00-12:50P KNUDSEN 1220B WHITTEN JR, C.A. 162 05 5.0 

318-007-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 247 54 0.0 

318-007-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 247 54 0.0 

318-007-203 DIS 1C F 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4660 54 0.0 

1C ELECTRODYNMC&OPTICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 51 BROWN, S. 150 06 5.0 

T 1:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1220B 

318-008-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3126 50 0.0 

318-008-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3126 50 0.0 

318-008-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P DODD 78 50 0.0 

2BH ELCTRCTY&MGNTSM-HNR Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 1:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1200B HAUSER, J. 30 06 G 5.0 

318-014-201 DIS 1A F 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 184 30 0.0 

4AL LAB-MECHANICS Y 318-016-201 LAB 1 T 9:00-11:50A KINSEY 146 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 

318-016-202 LAB 2 T 1:00- 3:50P KINSEY 146 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 

318-016-203 LAB 3 T 4:00- 6:50P KINSEY 146 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 

318-016-204 LAB 4 W 9:00-11:50A KINSEY 146 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 

318-016-205 LAB 5 W 1:00- 3:50P KINSEY 146 20 06 G 2.0 

318-016-206 LAB 6 R 8:00-10:50A KINSEY 146 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 

318-016-207 LAB 7 R 11:00- 1:50P KINSEY 146 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 

318-016-208 LAB 8 R 2:00- 4:50P KINSEY 146 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 

318-016-209 LAB 9 F 9:00-11:50A KINSEY 146 SLATER, W.E. 20 30 G 2.0 

318-016-210 LAB 10 F 1:00- 3:50P KINSEY 146 20 30 G 2.0 

4BL LAB-ELCTRCTY&MGNTSM Y 318-017-201 LAB 1 T 10:00-12:50P KINSEY 178 HAUSER, J. 20 13 G 2.0 

318-017-202 LAB 2 T 2:00- 4:50P KINSEY 178 HAUSER, J. 20 15 G 2.0 

318-017-203 LAB 3 W 10:00-12:50P KINSEY 178 HAUSER, J. 20 02 G 2.0 

318-017-204 LAB 4 W 2:00- 4:50P KINSEY 178 HAUSER, J. 20 09 G 2.0 

318-017-205 LAB 5 R 9:00-11:50A KINSEY 178 HAUSER, J. 20 12 G 2.0 

318-017-206 LAB 6 R 12:00- 2:50P KINSEY 178 HAUSER, J. 20 16 G 2.0 

318-017-207 LAB 7 R 3:00- 5:50P KINSEY 178 HAUSER, J. 20 16 G 2.0 

318-017-208 LAB 8 F 10:00-12:50P KINSEY 178 HAUSER, J. 20 03 G 2.0 

318-017-209 LAB 9 F 2:00- 4:50P KINSEY 178 HAUSER, J. 20 20 G 2.0 

The enrollment section for Physics 6A, 6B, and 6C is the discussion section (refer to "Compound Classes" instructions listed under URSA). However, enrollment cannot be completed unless 

you are also able to enroll in a lab section. 

Wait lists are not possible for Physics 6A, 6B or 6C because of the three part structure (lecture, discussion and lab). 

6A STATICS & DYNAMICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A KNUDSEN 1220B BUCHANAN, C.D. 150 02 4.0 

318-032-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3175 50 0.0 

318-032-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3175 50 0.0 

318-032-203 DIS 1C F 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 164 50 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 51 WAUNG, R.T. 300 04 4.0 

318-032-211 DIS 2A F 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2250 50 0.0 

318-032-212 DIS 2B F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2250 50 0.0 

318-032-213 DIS 2C F 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 156 50 0.0 

318-032-214 DIS 2D F 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 156 50 0.0 

318-032-215 DIS 2E F 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 164 50 0.0 

318-032-216 DIS 2F F 3:00- 3:50P ROYCE 164 50 0.0 

318-032-251 LAB M1 T 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-252 LAB M2 T 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-253 LAB M3 T 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 120 22 0.0 


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318-032-254 LAB M4 T 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-255 LAB M5 T 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-256 LAB M6 T 6:00- 7:50P KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-257 LAB M7 W 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-258 LAB M8 W 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-259 LAB M9 W 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-260 LAB M10 W 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 120 23 0.0 

318-032-261 LAB M11 W 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-262 LAB M12 W 6:00- 7:50P KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-263 LAB M13 R 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-264 LAB M14 R 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-265 LAB M15 R 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 120 22 0.0 

318-032-266 LAB M16 R 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 120 23 0.0 

318-032-267 LAB M17 R 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 120 23 0.0 

318-032-268 LAB M18 R 6:00- 7:50P KINSEY 120 0 0.0 

318-032-269 LAB M19 F 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 120 0 0.0 

318-032-270 LAB M20 F 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 120 0 0.0 

Lab M99 is for students who are repeating the lecture but who have completed the lab. 

318-032-299 LAB M99 UNSCHED 50 0.0 


6B SOUND&LIGHT&HYDRDYN Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 51 DURIAN, D.J. 150 02 4.0 

318-033-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1651 50 0.0 

318-033-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A DODD 78 50 0.0 

318-033-203 DIS 1C F 2:00- 2:50P DODD 170 50 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 51 CORONITI, F. 270 03 4.0 

318-033-211 DIS 2A F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2242 45 0.0 

318-033-212 DIS 2B F 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 162 45 0.0 

318-033-213 DIS 2C F 2:00- 2:50P ROYCE 162 45 0.0 

318-033-214 DIS 2D F 12:00-12:50P GEOLOGY 4660 45 0.0 



----------- LEC 3 MWF 12:00-12:50P KINSEY 51 WILLIAMS, G.A. 300 05 4.0 

318-033-221 DIS 3A F 9:00- 9:50A DODD 167 50 0.0 

318-033-222 DIS 3B F 10:00-10:50A DODD 167 50 0.0 

318-033-223 DIS 3C F 1:00- 1:50P DODD 170 50 0.0 

318-033-224 DIS 3D F 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 156 50 0.0 

318-033-225 DIS 3E F 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2232 50 0.0 

318-033-226 DIS 3F F 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2232 50 0.0 

318-033-251 LAB M1 M 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-252 LAB M2 M 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-253 LAB M3 M 6:00- 7:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-254 LAB M4 T 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-255 LAB M5 T 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-256 LAB M6 T 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-257 LAB M7 T 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-258 LAB M8 T 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-259 LAB M9 T 6:00- 7:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-260 LAB M10 W 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-261 LAB M11 W 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-262 LAB M12 W 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-263 LAB M13 W 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-264 LAB M14 W 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-265 LAB M15 W 6:00- 7:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-266 LAB M16 R 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-267 LAB M17 R 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-268 LAB M18 R 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-269 LAB M19 R 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-270 LAB M20 R 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-271 LAB M21 R 6:00- 7:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-272 LAB M22 F 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-273 LAB M23 F 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-274 LAB M24 F 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-275 LAB M25 F 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 130 23 0.0 

318-033-276 LAB M26 F 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 130 0 0.0 

318-033-277 LAB M27 F 6:00- 7:50P KINSEY 130 0 0.0 

318-033-279 LAB M29 F 6:00- 7:50P KINSEY 120 0 0.0 

Lab M99 is for students who are repeating the lecture but who have completed the lab. 

318-033-299 LAB M99 UNSCHED 50 0.0 


6C ELCTRC&MAGNT&TRNSPT Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 51 GEKELMAN, W.N. 240 08 4.0 

318-037-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A MS 5137 40 0.0 

318-037-202 DIS 1B F 10:00-10:50A MS 5137 40 0.0 

318-037-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5436 40 0.0 

318-037-204 DIS 1D F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2238 40 0.0 

318-037-205 DIS 1E F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2238 40 0.0 

318-037-206 DIS 1F F 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5436 40 0.0 

318-037-251 LAB M1 T 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-252 LAB M2 T 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-253 LAB M3 T 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-254 LAB M4 T 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-255 LAB M5 T 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-256 LAB M6 W 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-257 LAB M7 W 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-258 LAB M8 W 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-259 LAB M9 W 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-260 LAB M10 R 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-261 LAB M11 R 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-262 LAB M12 R 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-263 LAB M13 R 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 160 20 0.0 

318-037-264 LAB M14 R 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 160 0 0.0 


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318-037-265 LAB M15 F 8:00- 9:50P KINSEY 160 0 0.0 

10 PHYSICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1220B 170 06 4.0 


318-065-202 DIS 1B F 11:00-11:50A DODD 167 50 0.0 

318-065-203 DIS 1C F 12:00-12:50P DODD 167 50 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P KNUDSEN 1220B COWAN, M.T. 155 07 4.0 

318-065-211 DIS 2A F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2242 45 0.0 

318-065-212 DIS 2B F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 5440 45 0.0 

318-065-213 DIS 2C F 1:00- 1:50P BOELTER 5440 45 0.0 

18L MODERN PHYSICS LAB Y 318-094-201 LAB 1 TBA KINSEY NEFKENS, B.M. 20 20 G 3.0 

88 CRNT TOPICS-PHYSICS N 318-280-200 SEM 1 TBA 15 20 2.0 

105B ANALYTIC MECHANICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 1240B PELLEGRINI, C. 50 06 4.0 

318-311-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A KINSEY 247 50 0.0 

110A ELECTRICITY&MAGNET Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2258A WHITTEN JR, C.A. 50 02 4.0 


115B QUANTUM MECHANICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 3915D CHAKRAVARTY, S. 35 04 G 4.0 

318-374-201 DIS 1A R 2:00- 2:50P MS 3915D 35 0.0 

115C QUANTUM MECHANICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A MS 5128 ABERS, E.S. 35 04 G 4.0 

318-375-201 DIS 1A R 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 4216 35 0.0 

M122 PLASMA ELECTRONICS Y 318-413-200 LEC 1 TBA 0 20 G 4.0 


318-413-201 DIS 1A TBA 0 0.0 

126 ELEM PARTICLE PHYS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 3915G NEFKENS, B.M. 25 05 4.0 

318-433-201 DIS 1A F 1:00- 1:50P GEOLOGY 4645 25 0.0 

131 MATH METHDS-PHYSICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 230 GELMINI, G.B. 40 03 4.0 

318-460-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2238 40 0.0 

132 MATH METHDS-PHYSICS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P GEOLOGY 4645 KIVELSON, S. 30 14 4.0 

318-470-201 DIS 1A M 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 365 30 0.0 

140B PROPRTIES OF SOLIDS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 5148 BRUINSMA, R.F. 20 03 G 4.0 

318-552-201 DIS 1A W 1:00- 1:50P MS 6201 20 0.0 

150 PARTICLE&LASR BEAMS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A MS 3915H ROSENZWEIG, J. 25 30 4.0 

318-600-201 DIS 1A F 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5252 25 0.0 

160 NUM ANLY&PRTC SMLTN Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 2288 DAWSON, J.M. 20 30 4.0 

318-653-201 DIS 1A F 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4645 20 0.0 

180A NUCLEAR PHYSICS LAB N 318-747-200 LAB 1 T 3:00- 4:50P KINSEY 94 HUANG, H.Z. 15 30 4.0 


180C SOLID-STATE LAB N 318-751-200 LAB 1 TBA JIANG, H. 15 30 4.0 


180E PLASMA LAB N 318-755-200 LAB 1 W 3:00- 4:50P KINSEY 94 WONG, A.Y. 15 30 4.0 


C185 FOUNDATIONS-PHYSICS N 318-812-200 LEC 1 TBA BYERS, N. 20 30 G 4.0 

210A ELECTROMAGNETIC THR N 718-011-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 6107 BERN, Z. 40 12 4.0 

RESTRICT: PHYSICS AND ASTR GRADUATE STUDENTS 

220 CLASSICAL MECHANICS N 718-060-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P KNUDSEN 6107 PUTTERMAN, S.J. 30 30 4.0 


221B QUANTUM MECHANICS N 718-073-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 2115 D’HOKER, E. 40 02 4.0 

RESTRICT: PHYSICS AND ASTR GRADUATE STUDENTS 

222B PLASMA PHYSICS N 718-086-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:30P KNUDSEN 6107 MORALES, G.J. 30 30 4.0 


226B ELEM PARTICLE PHYS N 718-109-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P KNUDSEN 2115 PECCEI, R. 30 30 6.0 


230B REL QUANTUM THEORY N 718-210-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P KNUDSEN 6107 TOMBOULIS, E.T. 30 30 6.0 


231A MTHDS-MATH PHYSICS N 718-221-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 3:50P KNUDSEN 6107 FRONSDAL, C. 30 30 4.0 


241B SOLID STATE PHYSICS N 718-286-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P KNUDSEN 2115 HOLCZER, K. 30 30 4.0 


242A ADV SOLID STAT THRY N 718-295-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 2115 NAYAK, C. 30 30 4.0 


243A SPCL TPC-SLD ST PHY N 718-304-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P KNUDSEN 20 30 4.0 


260 PROB IN PLASMA PHYS N 718-350-200 SEM 1 TBA COWLEY, S.C. 15 30 4.0 


261 SEM-THEORETCL PHYSC N 718-355-200 SEM 1 TBA 15 30 4.0 


262 PHYS OF SOLID STATE N 718-365-200 SEM 1 TBA RUDNICK, J.A. 15 20 2.0- 4.0 

269A SEM-NUCLEAR PHYSICS N 718-400-200 SEM 1 TBA WONG, C.W. 15 30 2.0- 4.0 


269B SEM-EL PARTICLE PHY N 718-402-200 SEM 1 TBA ARISAKA, K. 15 30 2.0- 4.0 


C285 FOUNDATIONS-PHYSICS N 718-524-200 LEC 1 TBA BYERS, N. 10 30 G 4.0 


290 RSRCH TUTRL-PLASMA N 718-557-200 TUT 1 TBA KNUDSEN 10 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0 

RESTRICT: PHYSICS GRADUATE STUDENTS 

291 RSRCH TUTRL-PARTCL N 718-562-200 TUT 1 T 4:00- 5:30P KNUDSEN 6107 10 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0 


292 RSRCH-SPECTROSCOPY N 718-567-200 TUT 1 W 4:00- 5:50P KNUDSEN 6107 NAYAK, C. 20 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0 


293 RSRCH-CURRNT TOPICS N 718-569-200 TUT 1 R 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 1354 10 30 SU 2.0 


718-569-201 TUT 2 M 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 1354 10 30 SU 2.0 


294 RSRCH-ACCELRTR PHYS N 718-571-200 TUT 1 TBA 20 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


M297 RSCH-ASTRPRTCL PHYS N 718-578-200 TUT 1 W 1:00- 1:50P KNUDSEN 4134 GHEZ, A.M. 30 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


298 RSRCH-EXPR PARTICLE N 718-580-200 TUT 1 W 4:00- 5:50P KNUDSEN 4134 ARISAKA, K. 20 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0 



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299 RSRCH-NUCLEAR PHYS N 718-590-200 TUT 1 TBA 20 30 SU 2.0/ 4.0 


370 TEACHING OF PHYSICS N 718-615-200 LEC 1 R 5:00- 8:50P KNUDSEN 2115 LAYTON, W.J. 20 30 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 718-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED BUCHANAN, C.D. 100 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 



5 HMN PHYS-DIET&EXRCS N 321-015-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A DICKSON 2160E ROBERTS, C. 375 03 4.0 

6 HUMN MACHINE-PHYSIO N 321-018-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A PERLOFF 1102 PERELL, K.L. 125 01 4.0 

M102 HUMN ANAT-BMED ENGR N ----------- LEC 1 F 12:00-12:50P BOELTER 2808 THE STAFF 5 07 G 4.0 


RESTRICT: BIOMED ENGINEERING MAJORS 

321-312-201 LAB 1A F 1:00- 4:50P BOELTER 2808 SALEM, G.J. 5 0.0 

111A FOUNDTNS-PHYSIO SCI Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG CS50 GLANZMAN, D.L. 260 15 G 6.0 

RESTRICT: PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE MAJORS 

321-366-201 DIS 1A M 9:00-10:50A LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-202 DIS 1B M 11:00-12:50P LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-203 DIS 1C M 2:00- 3:50P LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-204 DIS 1D T 10:00-11:50A LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-205 DIS 1E T 12:00- 1:50P LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-206 DIS 1F W 10:00-11:50A LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-207 DIS 1G W 12:00- 1:50P LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-208 DIS 1H W 3:00- 4:50P LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-209 DIS 1I R 9:00-10:50A LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-210 DIS 1J R 12:00- 1:50P LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-211 DIS 1K F 10:00-11:50A LS 2226 20 0.0 

321-366-212 DIS 1L F 1:00- 2:50P LS 2226 20 0.0 

111L PHYSIOL SCIENCE LAB Y 321-377-201 LAB 1 $ 45 T 1:00- 4:50P LS 5323 COOPER, R.H. 20 30 G 2.0 


321-377-202 LAB 2 W 1:00- 4:50P LS 5323 COOPER, R.H. 20 30 G 2.0 


321-377-203 LAB 3 R 1:00- 4:50P LS 5323 COOPER, R.H. 20 30 G 2.0 


321-377-204 LAB 4 F 9:00-12:50P LS 5323 COOPER, R.H. 20 30 G 2.0 


126 BIOLOGICAL CLOCKS Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 78 COLWELL, C.S. 50 13 G 4.0 


321-455-201 DIS 1A TBA 50 0.0 

136 EXRCS&CRDVSCL FNCTN Y 321-516-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2214 BARNARD, R.J. 85 15 G 5.0 


CM145 NEURL MCHNSMS-MVMNT Y 321-570-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 6704 CHANDLER, S.H. 30 03 G 5.0 

SAME AS : NEUROSC M145 

RESTRICT: NEUROSCI AND PHYSIOLOGICAL SCI 

M148 PHYSIOLOGY-NEURONS Y 321-589-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A GEOLOGY 6704 FAIN, G.L. 40 12 G 5.0 



150 MSCLSKLTL MECHANICS N 321-600-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A GEOLOGY 6704 WHITING, W.C. 40 11 G 5.0 


IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Physiological Science M166 

M166 will have two midterms on the following Friday afternoons from 5 to 6:30 p.m.: February 4 and March 3. 

M166 ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY Y Y ----------- LEC 1 $ 45 MWF 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 169 DELLA CORTE, C. 0 06 0.0 

SAME AS : OBEE M166 

Y 321-696-201 LAB 1A M 2:30- 7:20P LS 5309 0 G 6.0 

Y 321-696-202 LAB 1B T 8:00-12:50P LS 5309 0 G 6.0 

Y 321-696-203 LAB 1C T 2:00- 6:50P LS 5309 0 G 6.0 

Y 321-696-204 LAB 1D W 8:00-12:50P LS 5309 0 G 6.0 

Y 321-696-205 LAB 1E W 2:30- 7:20P LS 5309 0 G 6.0 

Y 321-696-206 LAB 1F R 8:00-12:50P LS 5309 0 G 6.0 

167 PHYSIO OF NUTRITION N 321-702-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P LS 2147 HEBER, D. 200 14 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE MAJORS & SENIORS AND ABOVE 

For Physiological Science M180B, there will be two exams on the following evenings from 5 to 7 p.m.: Monday, January 31, and Monday, February 21, 2000. 


SAME AS : MCD BIO M175B, NEUROSC M101B, PSYCH M117B 








For Physiological Science M181, there will be an evening midterm on Wednesday, February 9, 2000, from 5 to 7 p.m. 


SAME AS : MCD BIO M191, NEUROSC M130, PSYCH M117J, PSYCTRY M191 

192 INTRACELL CALCIUM Y 321-846-200 LEC 1 F 2:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2018 FARAHBAKHSH, N.A. 25 20 G 4.0 

195A SCNTFC RSRCH&ETHICS Y 321-858-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 6704 FARAHBAKHSH, N.A. 20 30 PN 2.0 


M213 INTEGRTV PHYSIOLOGY N 721-078-200 LEC 1 TBA EDGERTON, V.R. 8 30 G 6.0 

SAME AS : PHYSIOL M213 


C245 NEURL MCHNSMS-MVMNT N 721-270-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 6704 CHANDLER, S.H. 10 03 G 5.0 


M290 SEM-COMPAR PHYSIOL N 721-541-200 SEM 1 TBA LS NARINS, P.M. 5 20 2.0 




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291A CARDIOVSC FNCT&ADPT N 721-546-200 SEM 1 T 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 1354 HABERLAND-NOCE, M. 10 15 G 2.0- 4.0 


M295B CELLULAR NEUROSCI N 721-571-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P LS 3823 FAIN, G.L. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0 

SAME AS : NEUROSC M266B 


297 MUSCLE CELL BIOLOGY N 721-583-200 SEM 1 TBA LS TIDBALL, J.G. 10 20 G 2.0- 4.0 


PHYSIOLOGY 

Physiology 201A is a semester course which meets on the School of Medicine calendar. 

201A ORGAN SYSTM PHYSIOL N ----------- LEC 1 MTWR 11:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 73105A TORMEY, J.M. 20 30 T1 6.0 


Labs will meet Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday on an irregular basis. Group assignments will be made. 

720-019-201 LAB 1A TWR 1:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI TORMEY, J.M. 10 0.0 


F 1:00- 2:50P BOTANY 325 

SAME AS : NEURBIO M204, NEUROSC M204, PSYCTRY M204 


M209A MOLECULAR CELL BIOL N 720-062-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI BOK, P.D. 20 30 G 6.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO CM220, NEURBIO M209A 


M213 INTEGRTV PHYSIOLOGY N 720-096-200 LEC 1 TBA EDGERTON, V.R. 8 30 G 6.0 



220 MTHD-CLL PHYSIOLOGY N 720-128-200 LEC 1 TBA HLTHSCI BEZANILLA, F.J. 20 30 6.0 

POLICY STUDIES 

10A INTRO-PUBLIC POLICY N 323-030-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:20A PUB POL 2355 ZEGART, A.B. 50 03 G 4.0 

10B CALIFORNIA PLCY ISS Y 323-032-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2355 DUKAKIS, M.S. 0 30 G 4.0 


102 RTNL PLCY&IRTNL PPL N 323-313-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:30-12:20P PUB POL 2355 KLEIMAN, M.A. 40 04 G 4.0 

103 ETHCS&MRLTY&PUB LIF N 323-318-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1234 PLATE, T. 69 30 G 4.0 

CM110 INFORMTN SUPERHGHWY N 323-360-200 LEC 1 TBA LAU, T. 10 20 G 4.0 

SAME AS : COM STD M155 

C112 CONTRVSY-EDUC POLCY N 323-372-200 LEC 1 M 9:30-12:20P PUB POL 4320B PHILLIPS, M. 10 01 G 4.0 

190 TOPCS-PUBLIC POLICY N 323-840-200 DIS 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1284 SHINN, D. 15 09 4.0 

Policy Studies 190: How U.S. Policy Is Made in Conflict or Crisis Situations: Case Studies of Somalia, Ethiopia/Eritrea, Sudan, Rwanda, Angola, and Sierra Leone 

323-840-201 DIS 2 TR 10:00-11:20A PUB POL 3343C KLEIMAN, M.A. 10 13 4.0 

Policy Studies 190, discussion 2: Crime Control Policy 

323-840-202 DIS 3 M 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2343 ZEGART, A.B. 15 08 4.0 

Policy Studies 190, discussion 3: Crisis Decision Making in U.S. Foreign Policy 

204 MICROECON THEORY 2 Y 723-025-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:20A PUB POL 2242 GROGGER, J.T. 45 03 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: POLICY STUDIES GRADUATE STUDENTS 

205 BURCRCY-PUBLIC MGMT N 723-030-201 LEC 1 W 3:30- 6:30P PUB POL 1337 DUKAKIS, M.S. 35 09 G 4.0 


207 POLITICAL ECONOMY N 723-042-200 LEC 1 W 10:00-12:50P PUB POL 2343 JACOBY, S.M. 35 02 G 4.0 


208 MTHDS-POLCY ANLYS 2 Y 723-048-200 LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A PUB POL 2238 HOTZ, V.J. 45 30 G 4.0 

W 3:30- 5:30P PUB POL 2242 


M213 MENTAL HEALTH PLCY N 723-078-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2278 AGBAYANI-SIEWERT,P 5 30 4.0 

SAME AS : SOC WEL M290K 

M215 HEALTH POLICY N 723-090-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P DODD 154 THE STAFF 5 30 4.0 

SAME AS : SOC WEL M290M 


M220 LAND USE&URBAN FORM N 723-121-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P PUB POL 1337 TAYLOR, B.D. 5 07 G 4.0 

SAME AS : URB PLN M254 

M224A GEOG INFO SYSTEMS N 723-145-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P PUB POL 1015A ESTRADA, L.F. 5 07 G 4.0 

SAME AS : URB PLN M206A 

C225 CONTRVSY-EDUC POLCY N 723-150-200 LEC 1 M 9:30-12:20P PUB POL 4320B PHILLIPS, M. 10 01 G 4.0 

M232 LABOR RELATIONS N 723-148-200 LEC 1 T 6:00- 8:50P CORNELL D313 MITCHELL, D.J. 5 22 4.0 

234 LABR MRKT&SOCL PLCY N 723-156-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P PUB POL 2355 GROGGER, J.T. 20 30 4.0 


M240 REGNL ECON DVLPMT 1 N 723-181-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2238 STORPER, M.C. 5 30 G 4.0 

SAME AS : URB PLN M236A 


M267 MEDICARE REFORM N 723-402-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1343 PETERSON, M.A. 25 06 G 4.0 


M268 MICECNM THR-HL SECT N ----------- LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 51279 10 13 G 4.0 


723-408-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 3:50P HLTHSCI 41268 5 0.0 

723-408-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 4:50P HLTHSCI 41268 5 0.0 

269 HLT CARE PLCY&FINAN N 723-260-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:20P PUB POL 4357B LEIBOWITZ, A. 20 13 G 4.0 

C270 INFORMTN SUPERHGHWY N 723-420-200 LEC 1 TBA LAU, T. 5 20 G 4.0 

280 SCI&TECH&INDUS PLCY N 723-480-200 LEC 1 M 6:00- 8:50P ENTRPNR C303 DARBY, M.R. 5 21 G 4.0 


290 TOPCS-PUBLIC POLICY N 723-540-200 DIS 1 TR 10:00-11:20A PUB POL 3343C KLEIMAN, M.A. 10 30 G 4.0 


Policy Studies 290, discussion 1: Crime Control Policy 

723-540-202 DIS 2 MWF 11:30-12:20P PUB POL 2355 KLEIMAN, M.A. 20 30 G 4.0 

Policy Studies 290, discussion 2: Rational Policies, Irrational Policies 

723-540-203 DIS 3 M 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2343 ZEGART, A.B. 15 08 G 4.0 

Policy Studies 290, discussion 3: Crisis Decision Making in U.S. Foreign Policy 

298B APPLIED POLICY ANLY N 723-589-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED THE STAFF 0 20 G 4.0 

723-589-201 SEM 2 UNSCHED THE STAFF 0 20 G 4.0 




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POLITICAL SCIENCE 





Political Science undergraduate class discussion sections will NOT meet prior to the first lecture meeting. 

6 INTRO-QUANTVE RSCH N ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A KNUDSEN 1240B DENARDO, J.D. 108 12 0.0 

324-055-201 DIS 1A T 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3161 12 4.0 

324-055-202 DIS 1B T 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3161 12 4.0 

324-055-203 DIS 1C T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3169 12 4.0 

324-055-204 DIS 1D W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3161 12 4.0 

324-055-205 DIS 1E W 11:00-11:50A DICKSON 4260 12 4.0 

324-055-206 DIS 1F W 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 2106 12 4.0 

324-055-207 DIS 1G R 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE 3161 12 4.0 

324-055-208 DIS 1H R 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3127 12 4.0 

324-055-209 DIS 1I R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A152 12 4.0 

10 INTR-POLITCL THEORY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P DICKSON 2160E WALKER, B.D. 360 15 0.0 

324-070-201 DIS 1A T 3:30- 4:20P DICKSON 4260 12 4.0 

324-070-202 DIS 1B T 3:30- 4:20P BUNCHE A152 12 4.0 

324-070-203 DIS 1C T 4:30- 5:20P PUB POL 2325 12 4.0 

324-070-204 DIS 1D W 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3123 12 4.0 

324-070-205 DIS 1E W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3169 12 4.0 

324-070-206 DIS 1F W 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3131 12 4.0 

324-070-207 DIS 1G W 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3123 12 4.0 

324-070-208 DIS 1H W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-209 DIS 1I W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3169 12 4.0 

324-070-210 DIS 1J W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3161 12 4.0 

324-070-211 DIS 1K W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-212 DIS 1L W 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3169 12 4.0 

324-070-213 DIS 1M R 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-214 DIS 1N R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-215 DIS 1O R 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 2106 12 4.0 

324-070-216 DIS 1P R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-217 DIS 1Q R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3169 12 4.0 

324-070-218 DIS 1R R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3161 12 4.0 

324-070-219 DIS 1S R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-220 DIS 1T R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3161 12 4.0 

324-070-221 DIS 1U R 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-222 DIS 1V R 1:00- 1:50P DODD 67 12 4.0 

324-070-223 DIS 1W R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-224 DIS 1X R 3:30- 4:20P DICKSON 4260 12 4.0 

324-070-225 DIS 1Y R 4:00- 4:50P ROLFE 2135 12 4.0 

324-070-226 DIS 1Z R 4:30- 5:20P DICKSON 4260 12 4.0 

324-070-227 DIS 1ZA F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-228 DIS 1ZB F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-229 DIS 1ZC F 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-070-230 DIS 1ZD F 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3169 12 4.0 

20 WORLD POLITICS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P DODD 147 WILLIAMS, K. 360 13 0.0 

324-094-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3161 12 4.0 

324-094-202 DIS 1B T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-094-203 DIS 1C T 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5514 12 4.0 

324-094-204 DIS 1D T 2:00- 2:50P MS 7608 12 4.0 

324-094-205 DIS 1E T 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2106 12 4.0 

324-094-206 DIS 1F T 3:00- 3:50P MS 7608 12 4.0 

324-094-207 DIS 1G W 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE 3161 12 4.0 

324-094-208 DIS 1H W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2173 12 4.0 

324-094-209 DIS 1I W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1265 12 4.0 

324-094-210 DIS 1J W 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3131 12 4.0 

324-094-211 DIS 1K W 11:00-11:50A MS 7608 12 4.0 

324-094-212 DIS 1L W 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3123 12 4.0 

324-094-213 DIS 1M W 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3127 12 4.0 

324-094-214 DIS 1N W 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3131 12 4.0 

324-094-215 DIS 1O W 3:00- 3:50P DICKSON 4260 12 4.0 

324-094-216 DIS 1P R 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE 3169 12 4.0 

324-094-217 DIS 1Q R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3169 12 4.0 

324-094-218 DIS 1R R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 3173 12 4.0 

324-094-219 DIS 1S R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3173 12 4.0 

324-094-220 DIS 1T R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2173 12 4.0 

324-094-221 DIS 1U R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3173 12 4.0 

324-094-222 DIS 1V R 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3123 12 4.0 

324-094-223 DIS 1W R 2:00- 2:50P BOELTER 5514 12 4.0 

324-094-224 DIS 1X R 2:00- 2:50P MS 7608 12 4.0 

324-094-225 DIS 1Y R 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2106 12 4.0 

324-094-226 DIS 1Z R 3:00- 3:50P MS 7608 12 4.0 

324-094-227 DIS 1ZA R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3161 12 4.0 

324-094-228 DIS 1ZB R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3169 12 4.0 

324-094-229 DIS 1ZC F 11:00-11:50A DICKSON 4260 12 4.0 

324-094-230 DIS 1ZD F 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3131 12 4.0 

40 INTRO-AMERICN PLTCS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P FRANZ 1178 SCHWARTZ, T. 288 14 0.0 

324-121-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3123 12 4.0 

324-121-202 DIS 1B T 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3118 12 4.0 

324-121-203 DIS 1C T 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 94 12 4.0 

324-121-204 DIS 1D T 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2292 12 4.0 

324-121-205 DIS 1E T 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2174 12 4.0 

324-121-206 DIS 1F W 8:00- 8:50A BUNCHE 3165 12 4.0 

324-121-207 DIS 1G W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2150 12 4.0 

324-121-208 DIS 1H W 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2292 12 4.0 

324-121-209 DIS 1I W 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 94 12 4.0 

324-121-210 DIS 1J W 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3131 12 4.0 


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324-121-211 DIS 1K W 12:00-12:50P DANCE 103 12 4.0 

324-121-212 DIS 1L W 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3288 12 4.0 

324-121-213 DIS 1M W 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3119 12 4.0 

324-121-214 DIS 1N W 4:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3131 12 4.0 

324-121-215 DIS 1O R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2173 12 4.0 

324-121-216 DIS 1P R 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 94 12 4.0 

324-121-217 DIS 1Q R 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3131 12 4.0 

324-121-218 DIS 1R R 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1265 12 4.0 

324-121-219 DIS 1S R 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 94 12 4.0 

324-121-220 DIS 1T R 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3131 12 4.0 

324-121-221 DIS 1U R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 1265 12 4.0 

324-121-222 DIS 1V R 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 3131 12 4.0 

324-121-223 DIS 1W R 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 184 12 4.0 

324-121-224 DIS 1X R 4:00- 4:50P MS 7608 12 4.0 

102 STATS ANLS-POL DATA N 324-308-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 3123 LONDREGAN, J.B. 25 12 4.0 

M106 ECON MDL-POL CNFLCT Y 324-324-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3157 HIRSHLEIFER, J. 10 09 4.0 

SAME AS : ECON M136 


111B EARLY MDRN POL THRY N 324-348-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1222 MCCLURE, K.M. 60 15 4.0 

324-348-201 DIS 1A T 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1278 20 0.0 

324-348-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 289 20 0.0 

324-348-203 DIS 1C R 11:00-11:50A KINSEY 289 20 0.0 

117 JURISPRUDENCE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P KINSEY 51 HENNIG, R.A. 120 16 G 4.0 

324-382-201 DIS 1A T 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1256 20 0.0 

324-382-202 DIS 1B T 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1264 20 0.0 

324-382-203 DIS 1C W 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1655 20 0.0 

324-382-204 DIS 1D W 4:00- 4:50P SLICHTR 2834 20 0.0 

324-382-205 DIS 1E R 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1256 20 0.0 

324-382-206 DIS 1F R 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1264 20 0.0 

119A SPECL STDS POL THRY N 324-390-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1270 WILKINSON, D.O. 16 07 4.0 


Political Science 119A: Politics and the Film 

119C SPECL STDS POL THRY N 324-398-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2232 ROCCO, R.A. 30 14 4.0 


Political Science 119C: The Politics of Citizenship in Multicultural States 

119D SPECL STDS POL THRY N 324-399-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A DODD 78 SAWYER, M.Q. 50 03 4.0 

Political Science 119D: African American Political Thought 

120 FOREIGN RELATION-US N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FRANZ 1260 LARSON, D.W. 120 13 4.0 

324-402-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2317 20 0.0 

324-402-202 DIS 1B W 3:00- 3:50P DANCE 103 20 0.0 

324-402-203 DIS 1C R 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1270 20 0.0 

324-402-204 DIS 1D R 3:00- 3:50P PUB POL 1278 20 0.0 

324-402-205 DIS 1E R 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3288 20 0.0 

324-402-206 DIS 1F R 5:00- 5:50P DANCE 103 20 0.0 

122 WORLD ORDER N 324-414-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P ROYCE 362 WILLIAMS, K. 100 16 4.0 

124 INTL POLITICAL ECON N 324-422-200 LEC 1 MW 6:00- 7:50P BUNCHE 1209B KILROY, B.A. 150 20 4.0 

133 INT REL-SUB-SAH AFR N 324-456-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A DODD 170 PATEMAN, R. 60 03 4.0 

135 INTL RLTNS-CHINA N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P WGYOUNG CS24 BAUM, R.D. 120 13 4.0 

324-468-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 4280 20 0.0 

324-468-202 DIS 1B W 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 4280 20 0.0 

324-468-203 DIS 1C W 12:00-12:50P BUNCHE 4280 20 0.0 

324-468-204 DIS 1D R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1278 20 0.0 

324-468-205 DIS 1E F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1343 20 0.0 

324-468-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2319 20 0.0 

141B PUB OPIN&VTNG BEHAV N 324-538-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 1209B SWERDLOW 150 04 4.0 

141C POLITCL BEHAVR ANLY N 324-539-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2250 RUETER, T.A. 60 07 4.0 

142A POLITICAL PARTIES N 324-545-200 LEC 1 MWF 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1246 RUETER, T.A. 100 09 4.0 

M144B AFRICAN-AMER POLTCS N 324-558-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P KINSEY 169 GILLIAM, F.D. 85 16 4.0 


145C CIVIL LIBERTIES N 324-562-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 1209B SWERDLOW 150 07 4.0 

146A PUBLIC ADMIN&POLICY Y 324-565-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P PUB POL 2214 DESVEAUX, J.A. 60 14 4.0 

324-565-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 4:50P DODD 67 20 0.0 

324-565-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 4280 20 0.0 

324-565-203 DIS 1C R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 4280 20 0.0 

146D ORGNZTN&DECISN MKNG Y 324-571-200 LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P DODD 161 DESVEAUX, J.A. 100 09 4.0 

149 AMRCN GOVT&POLITICS N 324-575-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 2209A ROSECRANCE, B. 150 08 4.0 

Political Science 149, lecture 1: Fundamental Rights 

324-575-220 LEC 2 MW 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3175 JAMES, S.C. 35 08 4.0 

Political Science 149, lecture 2: The American Regulatory State in National Perspective 

324-575-230 LEC 3 TR 5:00- 6:50P BUNCHE 1221A HENNIG, R.A. 30 20 4.0 

Political Science 149, lecture 3: Lesbian and Gay Politics 

151B AFRICA-POLTCL ECONO N 324-594-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DICKSON 3273 LOFCHIE, M.F. 60 04 G 4.0 

151C TOPICS-AFRICN PLTCS N 324-595-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3175 KELLER, E. 53 13 G 4.0 

Political Science 151C: The Politics of Cultural Pluralism in Africa 

155 ADV PLURLST DMCRCYS N 324-608-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A DODD 161 FRANZESE 100 03 4.0 

156A POST-COMUNST RUSSIA N 324-617-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3156 ANDERSON, R.D. 40 07 4.0 

159A AGE OF MAO ZEDONG N 324-625-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3175 TONG, J. 50 03 4.0 

166 GOVT INSTITUTIONS N 324-660-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3170 TSEBELIS, G. 40 08 4.0 

169 SPEC STDS-COMP PLTC N 324-699-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3175 POSNER, D.N. 50 15 4.0 

Political Science 169, lecture 1: Democratic Transitions 

324-699-220 LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P PERLOFF 1102 FREDDI 100 06 4.0 

Political Science 169, lecture 2: Comparative Public Policy in Advanced Industrial Societies 

324-699-230 LEC 3 TR 4:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3175 VASAVAKUL 50 16 4.0 

Political Science 169, lecture 3: Government and Politics of Southeast Asia 

For Political Science 195B, permission to enroll will be limited to the students who were enrolled in Political Science 195A in the fall quarter. 

195B HONORS SEM&THESIS N 324-852-200 SEM 1 TBA WILKINSON, D.O. 15 30 T1 4.0 


324-852-202 SEM 2 TBA 15 20 T1 4.0 



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324-852-203 SEM 3 TBA 15 30 T1 4.0 


324-852-204 SEM 4 TBA 15 30 T1 4.0 


324-852-205 SEM 5 TBA 15 30 T1 4.0 


324-852-206 SEM 6 TBA 15 30 T1 4.0 


324-852-207 SEM 7 TBA 15 30 T1 4.0 


324-852-208 SEM 8 TBA 15 30 T1 4.0 


324-852-209 SEM 9 TBA 15 30 T1 4.0 


324-852-210 SEM 10 TBA 15 30 T1 4.0 


324-852-211 SEM 11 TBA 15 30 T1 4.0 


324-852-212 SEM 12 TBA 15 30 T1 4.0 


C197B INTERNATNAL RELATNS N 324-867-210 SEM 1 R 12:30- 3:20P BUNCHE 4280 KOREMENOS, B. 15 16 4.0 

Political Science C197B, seminar 1: International Cooperation 

324-867-202 SEM 2 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1284 SHINN, D. 15 09 4.0 

Political Science C197B, seminar 2: How U.S. Policy Is Made in Conflict or Crisis Situations: Case Studies of Somalia, Ethiopia/Eritrea, Sudan, Rwanda, Angola, and Sierra Leone 

C197D COMPARATIV GOVRNMNT N 324-875-200 SEM 1 T 6:00- 8:50P BUNCHE 4280 BAUM, R.D. 15 22 4.0 

Political Science C197D, seminar 1: Political Economy of Reform in China 

324-875-220 SEM 2 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3143 VASAVAKUL, T. 20 09 4.0 

Political Science C197D, seminar 2: Politics of Modern Vietnam 

200D QUANT METHODS-PLTCS N 724-011-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE A152 LONDREGAN, J.B. 15 15 G 4.0 


201A FORMAL POLITCL ANLY N 724-005-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE A152 SCHWARTZ, T. 15 09 4.0 

RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS 

202 MATH FOR POLI SCI N 724-012-200 LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 4269 BAWN, K. 20 03 4.0 

RESTRICT: POLITICAL SCIENCE GRADUATE STUDENTS 

C217 SEL TEXTS POL THRY N 724-095-200 DIS 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3288 MCCLURE, K.M. 15 09 4.0 


Political Science C217: Subject of Rights: Britain, 1789-1848 

219 WRKSHP-POLITCL THRY N 724-115-200 DIS 1 T 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3288 PATEMAN, C. 15 15 4.0 


Political Science 219: Democratic Theory 

220 INTRNTL RLATNS THRY N 724-118-200 DIS 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1265 STEIN, A.A. 25 09 4.0 


233B PLTCL ECON WORKSHOP N 724-223-200 DIS 1 F 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 4269 KOREMENOS, B. 15 30 T2 4.0 


C239 INTERNTNL RELATIONS N 724-256-200 DIS 1 W 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 4280 KOREMENOS, B. 15 06 4.0 


Political Science C239, discussion 1: International Organization Theory 

724-256-220 DIS 2 T 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 4280 ROSECRANCE, R.N. 15 11 4.0 


Political Science C239, discussion 2: Economics and Security 

C241 AFRICAN POLITCS N 724-265-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3288 POSNER, D.N. 15 02 4.0 


Political Science C241: African Politics Field Seminar 

C242 CHINA&E ASIAN PLTCS N 724-271-200 SEM 1 T 6:00- 8:50P BUNCHE 4280 BAUM, R.D. 15 22 4.0 


Political Science C242: Political Economy of Reform in China 

247A SOVIET&RUSSN POLTCS N 724-289-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 3288 ANDERSON, R.D. 15 16 4.0 


Political Science 247A: Democracy 

C248 SOUTH ASIAN POLITCS N 724-293-200 DIS 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3143 VASAVAKUL 0 09 4.0 

Political Science C248: Politics of Modern Vietnam 

259 SEL TOPC-COMPAR POL N 724-365-200 DIS 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 4280 ROGOWSKI, R.L. 15 15 4.0 


Political Science 259, discussion 1: Politics of the European Union 

260A AM POL PARTIES&ELEC N 724-372-200 DIS 1 M 1:00- 3:50P BUNCHE 4280 ZALLER, J.R. 15 05 4.0 

M 6:00- 8:50P PUB POL 2035H 


PSYCHIATRY AND BIOBEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 

98P RECVRY FROM MADNESS N 326-275-200 SEM 1 W 2:00- 4:50P MP 300 3200 KOPELOWICZ, A. 16 09 G 4.0 

98R PSYCHIATRIC THOUGHT N 326-277-200 SEM 1 T 8:00-10:50A NPI&H 68236 SATTIN, A. 15 11 G 4.0 

M180A CONT PRB-MNTL RETRD Y 326-780-200 LEC 1 TR 5:00- 7:50P FRANZ A279 GALBRAITH, G.C. 5 20 4.0 

SAME AS : PSYCH M180A 

M181A RSH PROB-MNTL RETRD N 326-786-200 LAB 1 R 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ A279 FLUHARTY, A.L. 5 30 T1 4.0 

SAME AS : PSYCH M181A 


185 URBAN STUDENT EDUC N 326-674-200 LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 10 20 6.0 

For Psychiatry M191, there will be an evening midterm on Wednesday, February 9, 2000, from 5 to 7 p.m. 


SAME AS : MCD BIO M191, NEUROSC M130, PHY SCI M181, PSYCH M117J 

M192B HLTH OUTREACH ISSUE N ----------- DIS 1 TBA KENNON, T.L. 5 30 2.0/ 4.0 



326-851-201 FLD 1A TBA KENNON, T.L. 5 0.0 

M203 MOLECULAR NEUROBIOL N 726-020-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BOTANY 325 BOULTER, J.R. 10 30 G 4.0 




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F 1:00- 2:50P BOTANY 325 

SAME AS : NEURBIO M204, NEUROSC M204, PHYSIOL M204 


207B HYPNOSIS SEMINAR N 726-033-200 SEM 1 R 12:00- 1:50P NPI&H C8872 STOLAR, D.S. 25 30 SU 2.0 

208B CLINICAL NEUROPSYCH N 726-045-200 LEC 1 R 1:30- 2:50P NPI&H 10 30 G 2.0 

226B CHLDHD PSYCHOPTHLGY N 726-098-200 SEM 1 F 1:30- 2:50P NPI&H 68236 SIGMAN, M.D. 25 30 2.0 


M231 HISPAN MNTL HLT ISS N 726-136-200 SEM 1 R 10:00-11:50A NPI&H MORALES, A. 20 30 G 2.0 

SAME AS : SOC WEL M203E 


236B PSYCH INTERN SEMINR N 726-189-200 SEM 1 F 12:00- 1:50P NPI&H SENA, R.E. 25 30 SU 1.0 


243B MENTAL RETARDATION N 726-293-200 LEC 1 TBA YASUDA, P. 25 30 SU 1.0 


M254 FAMLYS&SPECL CHLDRN N 726-412-200 SEM 1 R 10:00-11:50A MP 300 SAMMONS, C. 10 30 SU 2.0 

SAME AS : SOC WEL M203D 

257B COMMUNICTN DISORDRS N 726-430-200 LEC 1 TBA BALTAXE, C.A. 25 30 3.0 


259 ISS-VULNRBL POPLTNS N 726-434-200 LEC 1 TBA NPI&H TYMCHUK, A.J. 10 30 3.0 



SAME AS : BMEDPHY M266, NEUROSC M267 

M272 PSYCHOLOGCAL ANTHRO N 726-483-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1201 EDGERTON, R.B. 5 30 4.0 

SAME AS : ANTHRO M234Q 

281 BHVRL THRPY-ED STNG N 726-498-200 LAB 1 TBA NPI&H FORNESS, S.R. 25 30 4.0 


291 BEHAVIORAL BIO-RAGE N 726-545-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P NPI&H MCGUIRE, M.T. 10 30 4.0 

295B SEM-SUBSTANCE ABUSE N 726-561-200 SEM 1 M 10:00-11:50A OFF CAM FIORENTINE, R. 25 01 SU 2.0 


402 JOURNAL CLUB N 726-606-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 2:50P OFF CAM FIORENTINE, R. 25 30 SU 1.0 


429 CHILD OUTPATIENT TM N 726-665-200 DIS 1 TBA YASUDA, P. 25 30 SU 1.0 


482 CHLD ANXTY&DEPRESSN N 726-771-200 LAB 1 W 10:30-11:50P MP 300 PIACENTINI, J.C. 10 30 G 3.0 


PSYCHOLOGY 



10 INTRODUCTORY PSYCH N 328-056-200 LEC 1 WF 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 1178 THE STAFF 300 06 4.0 

328-056-201 LEC 2 WF 8:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1178 WOOLF, N.J. 300 01 4.0 

15 INTRO PSYCHOBIOLOGY N 328-081-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DICKSON 2160E BEATTY, J. 300 04 4.0 

100A PSYCHOLOGICAL STATS Y ----------- LEC 1 MTWF 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG CS76 REISE, S.P. 200 06 4.0 

RESTRICT: SOPHOMORES AND ABOVE & PREPSY,PRECOG,PREPSYBIO,LIN&PSY,AFRO 

328-304-201 LAB 1A M 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3290 25 0.0 

328-304-202 LAB 1B T 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 3290 25 0.0 

328-304-203 LAB 1C T 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3290 25 0.0 

328-304-204 LAB 1D W 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 3290 25 0.0 

328-304-205 LAB 1E W 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3290 25 0.0 

328-304-206 LAB 1F R 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 3290 25 0.0 

328-304-207 LAB 1G R 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 3290 25 0.0 

328-304-208 LAB 1H F 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 3290 25 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Psychology 100B 

The Psychology Department will cancel your enrollment in the class and from the wait list of Psychology 100B if you do not attend the first week of your ASSIGNED lab section. 

100B RESEARCH METH-PSYCH Y Y ----------- LEC 1 M 1:00- 2:50P ROLFE 1200 FIRSTENBERG, I. 180 30 6.0 

RESTRICT: SOPHOMORES AND ABOVE & PREPSY,PRECOG,PREPSYBIO,LIN&PSY,AFRO 

Y 328-305-201 LAB 1A TR 8:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2527 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-202 LAB 1B TR 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2527 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-203 LAB 1C TR 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2527 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-204 LAB 1D TR 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2527 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-205 LAB 1E TR 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 2527 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-206 LAB 1F WF 8:00- 9:50A FRANZ 2527 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-207 LAB 1G WF 10:00-11:50A FRANZ 2527 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-208 LAB 1H WF 12:00- 2:00P FRANZ 2527 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-209 LAB 1I WF 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2527 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-210 LAB 1J WF 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 2527 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-211 LAB 1K TR 9:00-11:00A FRANZ 1354 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-212 LAB 1L TR 11:00- 1:00P FRANZ 1354 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-213 LAB 1M TR 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 1354 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-214 LAB 1N WF 9:00-11:00A FRANZ 1354 12 0.0 

Y 328-305-215 LAB 1O WF 11:00-12:50P FRANZ 1354 12 0.0 

M107 ASIA AMRC&MNTL HLTH N 328-327-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P WGYOUNG CS24 YEE-BRADBURY, C.M. 100 30 4.0 

SAME AS : ASIA AM M117 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Psychology 110 

For the first enrollment pass, Psych 110 is limited to Jr/Sr departmental pre-majors and majors. Other juniors and seniors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting. 

110 FUND OF LEARNING Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A FRANZ 1178 MINOR, T.R. 300 11 4.0 

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PRE-PSY,PSY,PSYCHBIO,COG SCI,LING&PS 

Y 328-336-201 DIS 1A M 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ A279 25 0.0 

Y 328-336-202 DIS 1B M 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ A279 25 0.0 

Y 328-336-203 DIS 1C T 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-336-204 DIS 1D T 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-336-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-336-206 DIS 1F W 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-336-207 DIS 1G R 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-336-208 DIS 1H R 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-336-209 DIS 1I R 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ A279 25 0.0 

Y 328-336-210 DIS 1J R 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ A279 25 0.0 


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Y 328-336-211 DIS 1K F 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ A279 25 0.0 

Y 328-336-212 DIS 1L F 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ A279 25 0.0 

112B PSYBIO-FEAR&ANXIETY Y 328-346-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A KINSEY 169 FANSELOW, M. 120 12 4.0 




115 BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCI Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FRANZ 1178 BUTCHER, L.L. 300 13 4.0 


Y 328-350-201 DIS 1A M 10:00-10:50A FRANZ A279 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-202 DIS 1B M 11:00-11:50A FRANZ A279 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-203 DIS 1C M 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-204 DIS 1D M 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-205 DIS 1E W 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-206 DIS 1F W 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-207 DIS 1G R 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-208 DIS 1H R 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-209 DIS 1I R 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-210 DIS 1J R 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-211 DIS 1K F 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-350-212 DIS 1L F 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

For Psychology M117B, there will be two exams on the following evenings from 5 to 7 p.m.: Monday, January 31, and Monday, February 21, 2000. 


SAME AS : MCD BIO M175B, NEUROSC M101B, PHY SCI M180B 







For Psychology M117J, there will be an evening midterm on Wednesday, February 9, 2000, from 5 to 7 p.m. 

M117J BIOL BASES-DISORDRS Y 328-335-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P LS 2147 25 07 4.0 

SAME AS : MCD BIO M191, NEUROSC M130, PHY SCI M181, PSYCTRY M191 

For the first telephone pass, Psych 118 is limited to psychobiology, neuroscience, and psychology majors. Pre-psychobiology majors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting. 

118 COMPARTV PSYCHOBIOL N 328-360-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2200 ROVERUD, R.C. 75 06 4.0 

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCHOBIOLOGY MAJORS 

For the first enrollment pass, Psych 119E, 119J, and 119M are restricted to Psychobiology, Psychology, and Neuroscience Majors. Pre-Psychobiology majors may enroll on the second 

pass, space permitting. 

119E STRESS&BODILY DSEAS N 328-376-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A MS 5225 GRIJALVA, C.V. 25 12 4.0 

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCHOBIO, NEUROSCIENCE, PSCYCHOLOGY 

119J ETHOLGY-BEHVR&LRNNG N 328-428-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P FRANZ 1571 SOLTYSIK, S.S. 25 15 4.0 


119M PHYSLGY PSYCH-LRNNG N 328-383-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ A279 KRASNE, F. 40 08 4.0 


For the first enrollment pass, Psych M119N is restricted to pre-psychobiology and psychobiology majors. Psychology and cognitive science majors may enroll on the second pass, space 

permitting. 

M119N THE VISUAL SYSTEM Y 328-379-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P GEOLOGY 4660 SCHEIN, S. 50 07 4.0 

SAME AS : NEUROSC M119N 

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PRE-PSYCHOBIO, PSYCHOBIO 


For the first enrollment pass, Psych 120 is limited to junior and senior departmental pre-majors and majors. Other juniors and seniors may enroll on the second pass, space permitting. 

120 COGNITIVE PSYCH N Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P FRANZ 1178 HUMMEL, J.E. 300 15 4.0 


Y 328-384-201 DIS 1A M 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-202 DIS 1B M 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-203 DIS 1C T 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-204 DIS 1D T 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-205 DIS 1E T 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-206 DIS 1F T 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-207 DIS 1G W 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ A279 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-208 DIS 1H W 10:00-10:50A FRANZ A279 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-209 DIS 1I W 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-210 DIS 1J W 4:00- 4:50P FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-211 DIS 1K R 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-384-212 DIS 1L R 1:00- 1:50P FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

121 LAB-COGNITIVE PSYCH Y 328-397-200 LAB 1 TR 9:00-10:50P FRANZ A258 BJORK, R.A. 20 12 4.0 

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH,PSYCHOBIO,COG SCI,LING&PSYCH 

124A SENSATION&PERCEPTN Y 328-394-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P FRANZ 3534 THOMAS, J.P. 40 15 4.0 


127 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY Y 328-408-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PERLOFF 1102 BAKER, B.L. 150 13 4.0 

328-408-201 LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:15P MS 4000A HAMMEN, C.L. 200 15 4.0 

129D PERSONALITY N 328-423-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 1209B REISE, S.P. 150 02 4.0 


129F CHILDHD&ADOLESCENCE Y 328-425-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P BOELTER 3400 WEISZ, J. 150 09 4.0 


131 RSRCH-DVLPMNT PSYCH Y 328-431-200 LAB 1 TR 9:30-11:20A FRANZ 2288 GELMAN, R. 25 12 G 4.0 

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND ABOVE & PSYCH, PSYCHOBIOLOGY, COGNITIVE SCI 

132 LEARNG DISABILITIES N 328-434-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A WGYOUNG CS76 ADELMAN, H.S. 200 12 4.0 


133G CULTURE&HUMAN DEVLP Y 328-468-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BOELTER 3400 LUCARIELLO, J.M. 150 13 4.0 


133Y ADV APPLD DEV PSYCH Y 328-444-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:30P FRANZ 2288 TSAO, C.J. 10 30 PN 4.0 




135 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY Y Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FRANZ 1178 LIEBERMAN, M.D. 300 12 4.0 


Y 328-466-201 DIS 1A M 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-466-202 DIS 1B M 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 


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Y 328-466-203 DIS 1C T 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-466-204 DIS 1D T 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-466-205 DIS 1E T 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-466-206 DIS 1F T 4:00- 4:50P FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-466-207 DIS 1G W 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-466-208 DIS 1H W 9:00- 9:50A FRANZ 1571 25 0.0 

Y 328-466-209 DIS 1I W 11:00-11:50A FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-466-210 DIS 1J W 12:00-12:50P FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-466-211 DIS 1K R 2:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Y 328-466-212 DIS 1L R 3:00- 3:50P FRANZ 3435 25 0.0 

Psych 136A will have an honors component which will meet an additional two hours per week on Wednesdays and Fridays from 2-2:50 p.m. in Franz 2268. Interested students should attend 

Wednesday, January 12, to find out about PTE numbers. 

136A SOCIAL PSYCH LAB Y 328-475-200 LAB 1 WF 12:00- 2:20P FRANZ A279 COLLINS, B.E. 25 05 4.0 


328-475-201 LAB 2 TR 10:00-12:20P FRANZ A279 TAYLOR, S.E. 25 13 4.0 


137I INTPRS INFL&SCL PWR N 328-506-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FRANZ 3534 RAVEN, B.H. 30 12 4.0 


142H ADV STAT METH-PSYCH Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 3534 SIDANIUS, J. 20 06 4.0 


328-518-201 LAB 1A F 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 20 0.0 

Psychology M165 will have an honors component which will meet an additional hour on Tuesdays from 1-1:50 p.m. in Franz 5461. Interested students should attend Tuesday, January 11, 

at 1 p.m. in order to receive a PTE number. 

M165 PSYCH OF GENDER N 328-593-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P WGYOUNG CS76 PEPLAU, L.A. 110 15 4.0 



For Psychology 170B, students work with autistic children at UCLA and in the community. 

170B FLDWK-BEHAV MODIFCT N 328-610-200 FLD 1 M 3:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 4645 DEMING, J.E. 30 30 4.0 


170C ADV FLDWRK-BHVR MOD N 328-611-200 FLD 1 M 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 5552 DEMING, J.E. 20 30 4.0 


For Psychology 171A, students work with autistic children at UCLA and in the community. 

171A ADV FLDWRK-BHVR MOD N 328-613-200 FLD 1 M 4:00- 5:50P FRANZ 5552 DEMING, J.E. 20 30 4.0 


171B BEHAVRL INTERVENTNS N 328-614-200 FLD 1 TBA DEMING, J.E. 10 30 4.0 


Psychology 174 requires research and practice of your personal communication. Lab demands are intense. 

Students interested in Psych 174 must be enrolled by Thursday of the first week of class. If you are on a wait list, you must obtain a PTE number (space permitting) from the TA by Thursday, 

after which they will NOT be issued. 

174 INTRPERS PROC ANALY Y ----------- LEC 1 W 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ 1260 GOODMAN, G.M. 99 09 4.0 


328-622-201 LAB 1A F 8:30-10:50A FRANZ 1571 9 0.0 

328-622-202 LAB 1B F 9:00-11:20A FRANZ 2268 9 0.0 

328-622-203 LAB 1C F 9:30-11:50A FRANZ 3621C 9 0.0 

328-622-204 LAB 1D F 10:00-12:20P KINSEY 94 9 0.0 

328-622-205 LAB 1E F 10:30-12:50P FRANZ 3435 9 0.0 

328-622-206 LAB 1F F 11:00- 1:20P FRANZ 1571 9 0.0 

328-622-207 LAB 1G F 11:30- 1:50P FRANZ 2268 9 0.0 

328-622-208 LAB 1H F 12:00- 2:20P FRANZ 3621C 9 0.0 

328-622-209 LAB 1I F 12:30- 2:50P HERSHEY 1628 9 0.0 

328-622-210 LAB 1J F 1:00- 3:20P FRANZ 3435 9 0.0 

328-622-211 LAB 1K F 1:30- 3:50P FRANZ 2227 9 0.0 

178 HUMAN MOTIVATION N 328-634-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P WGYOUNG CS24 WEINER, B. 175 15 4.0 


Only students in the Developmental Disabilities Immersion Program concentration are eligible for Psych M180A. 

M180A CONT PRB-MNTL RETRD Y 328-640-200 LEC 1 TR 5:00- 7:50P FRANZ A279 GALBRAITH, G.C. 25 20 4.0 

SAME AS : PSYCTRY M180A 


Only students in the Developmental Disabilities Immersion Program Concentration are eligible for Psychology M181A. 

M181A RSH PROB-MNTL RETRD N 328-646-200 LAB 1 R 3:00- 4:50P FRANZ A279 FLUHARTY, A.L. 25 30 T1 4.0 



190B HONORS COURSE N 328-682-200 TUT 1 W 3:00- 4:30P FRANZ 3534 BEATTY, J. 45 30 4.0 


Psych 197, lecture 1 is limited to Fernald Interns 

197 CURRNT ISSUES-PSYCH N 328-779-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P OFF CAM BAKER, B.L. 15 30 4.0 


Psychology 197, lecture 1: Research Methods in Developmental Psychopathology 

328-779-201 LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:30A FRANZ 5461 GARNETS, L. 15 30 4.0 


Psychology 197, lecture 2: Psychology of the Lesbian Experience 

328-779-202 LEC 3 TR 11:00-12:15P FRANZ 3534 FESHBACH, S. 30 30 4.0 


Psychology 197, lecture 3: Antecedents, Manifestations, and Regulation of Human Aggression and Violence 

Psychology 197, lecture 4 is an approved Psychobiology elective. 

328-779-203 LEC 4 TR 12:30- 1:45P FRANZ 3534 ZAIDEL, D. 25 30 4.0 


Psychology 197, lecture 4: Brain and Cognition 

200C REPRESENTNL PROCESS N 728-002-200 LEC 1 WF 9:00-10:50A FRANZ 6461 GALLISTEL, C.R. 10 02 4.0 


201 LEARNING AND BEHAVR N 728-008-200 DIS 1 F 12:30- 1:50P FRANZ 6461 MINOR, T.R. 15 30 SU 1.0 


Psych 205L will meet weeks 6 through 10. 

205L COGNITIVE NEUROSCI N 728-056-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P FRANZ 3621C ZAIDEL, E. 15 09 2.0 


207A SEM-PHYSIO PSYCH N 728-043-200 SEM 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FRANZ 6461 KNOWLTON, B. 20 12 4.0 



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Psychology 207A: Neuropsychology of Memory 

212 RSCH LIT-PHYSL PSYC N 728-073-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 1:20P FRANZ 8461C KRASNE, F. 15 30 SU 1.0 


220B RSRCH-SOCIAL PSYCH N 728-121-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A FRANZ 3621C HUO, Y.J. 15 02 4.0 

RESTRICT: PSYCHOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 

222A INTERPERSNL RELATNS N 728-141-200 DIS 1 M 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ 5461 PEPLAU, L.A. 15 05 4.0 


225 CRTCL PRBLM SOC PSY N 728-156-200 SEM 1 F 9:00-11:50A FRANZ 5461 HUO, Y.J. 15 30 4.0 


Psychology 225, seminar 1: The Psychology of Justice 

226B CRNT LIT-SOCL PSYCH N 728-158-200 DIS 1 R 12:00- 1:20P FRANZ 5461 HARDIN, C.D. 20 30 SU 2.0 


227 HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY N 728-163-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ 5461 MANN, T.L. 15 06 4.0 


240B DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCH N 728-224-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2268 AU, T.K. 20 06 4.0 


241 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCH N 728-231-200 DIS 1 T 2:00- 3:20P FRANZ 2288 AU, T.K. 25 30 1.0 


244 CRIT PROB-DEVEL PSY N 728-256-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ 6461 GALLISTEL, C.R. 15 16 4.0 


250B ADV PSYCHO STATISTI N 728-301-200 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A GEOLOGY 4660 WOODWARD, J.A. 50 04 4.0 

TR 8:00- 8:50A FRANZ A279 


251A RESEARCH METHODS N 728-306-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED WOODWARD, J.A. 45 30 SU 4.0 


252B DISCRT MULTIVR ANLY N 728-314-200 LEC 1 WF 1:30- 2:50P FRANZ 1571 WICKENS, T.D. 15 06 4.0 


260B PROSEM-COGNITIV PSY N 728-361-200 SEM 1 F 3:00- 4:30P FRANZ 6461 ENGEL, S.A. 25 30 SU 1.0 


269 SEM-COGNITIVE PSYCH N 728-416-200 SEM 1 W 12:00- 2:50P FRANZ 6461 ENGEL, S.A. 15 30 4.0 


Psychology 269: Mechanisms of Perceptual Learning 

Psychology 270B is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology. 

270B FOUNDATN-CLIN PSYCH N 728-422-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-11:50A FRANZ 2220 LOPEZ, S.R. 15 30 4.0 



271B CLNCL PSYCHO MTHDS N 728-427-200 LAB 1 T 1:00- 2:30P FRANZ 2220 LOPEZ, S.R. 15 30 SU 2.0 


272E SPECIAL PROBLEMS N 728-437-200 SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2268 CRASKE, M. 15 16 4.0 



273B PROF&ETHC-CLNC PSYC N 728-445-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 2227 WATERMAN, J.M. 15 30 2.0 


Psychology 289B is limited to first-year graduate students in clinical psychology. The course meets once a month. The first meeting will be Tuesday, January 11. 

289B CUR ISS-CLNCL PSYCH N 728-535-200 DIS 1 T 4:00- 5:20P FRANZ 3423 CRASKE, M. 15 30 T2 1.0 


298 SPEC PROBLEMS-PSYCH N 728-590-200 DIS 1 T 1:00- 3:50P FRANZ 2268 FESHBACH, S. 15 30 4.0 


Psychology 298, discussion 1: Human Aggression and Violence: Biological, Psychological, and Social Perspectives 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 728-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED NO FAC WOODWARD, J.A. 80 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


Psychology 401 is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology. 

401 FLDWRK-CLINCL PSYCH N 728-601-200 FLD 1 UNSCHED HAMMEN, C.L. 75 30 1.0-12.0 


402 CLINCL RSRCH PRCTCM N 728-607-200 FLD 1 TBA FRANZ BRADBURY, T. 10 30 SU 2.0 


728-607-201 FLD 2 TBA FRANZ YEE-BRADBURY, C.M. 10 30 SU 2.0 


403 SPC TPC STDY COURSE N 728-606-200 DIS 1 R 9:00-10:50A FRANZ 2227 MILLER, E.N. 15 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 



410B CLIN TCHNG&SUPRVISN N 728-661-200 CLI 1 TBA FRANZ WATERMAN, J.M. 20 30 4.0 


Psych 410E is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology. 

410E CLNCL ASSESS SPRVSN N 728-664-200 CLI 1 R 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2176 MILLER, E.N. 10 30 G 2.0 


421 RSRCH-SOCIAL PSYCH N 728-681-200 DIS 1 TBA FRANZ TAYLOR, S.E. 10 30 SU 2.0 


728-681-201 DIS 2 W 10:00-10:50A FRANZ 4454 PEPLAU, L.A. 10 02 SU 2.0 


425 HLTH PSYCH LECT SRS N 728-685-200 LEC 1 W 12:00- 1:00P FRANZ 5461 DUNKEL-SCHETTER, C 25 30 SU 2.0 


Psychology 451 is limited to graduate students in clinical psychology. 

451 INTERNSHP-CLIN PSYC N 728-700-200 FLD 1 UNSCHED HAMMEN, C.L. 20 30 SU 6.0-12.0 


RADIATION ONCOLOGY 

98 RADIATION&MEDICINE N 331-100-200 SEM 1 M 1:30- 4:30P HLTHSCI IV365 NORMAN, A. 17 05 G 4.0 

RELIGION, STUDY OF 



100 STUDY OF RELIGION N 327-300-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:30P HLTHSCI 62073 STRENSKI, I.A. 20 13 4.0 

120 ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS N 327-420-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 6:50P ROYCE 148 GROSE, G. 20 16 G 4.0 


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SCANDINAVIAN SECTION 



2 ELEMENTARY SWEDISH Y 218-006-200 DIS 1 MTWR 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2106 MASSENGALE, J.R. 15 07 4.0 

5 INTERMED SWEDISH Y 218-015-200 DIS 1 MTWR 2:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1264 MASSENGALE, J.R. 15 07 4.0 

15 INTERMED NORWEGIAN Y 218-045-200 DIS 1 TBA NORSENG, M.K. 15 30 4.0 

50W INTRO TO SCAND LIT Y 218-151-200 DIS 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROYCE 160 ZENTNER, J. 40 12 0.0 

218-151-201 DIS 1A W 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2156 20 0.0 

218-151-202 DIS 1B W 12:00-12:50P MS 5148 20 0.0 

142 SCNDNVN LIT-19 CENT N 218-553-200 DIS 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2278 NORSENG, M.K. 25 13 4.0 

C146 KIERKEGRD&EXISTENTL N 218-577-200 DIS 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3127 MASSENGALE, J.R. 25 14 4.0 

C147 HAMSUN&INTRPRT-NATR N 218-583-200 DIS 1 W 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3106 NORSENG, M.K. 10 09 4.0 

181 CONTEMP SWEDISH LIT N 218-785-200 DIS 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 2278 SHIDELER, R.P. 25 04 4.0 

C253 KIERKEGRD&EXISTENTL N 618-319-200 DIS 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3127 MASSENGALE, J.R. 10 14 4.0 

C254 HAMSUN&INTRPRT-NATR N 618-325-200 DIS 1 W 2:00- 4:50P ROLFE 3106 NORSENG, M.K. 10 09 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 618-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED MASSENGALE, J.R. 5 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES 

Czech 



102E ADVANCED CZECH N 336-321-200 REC 1 W 1:00- 2:50P FRANZ 1354 KRESIN, S.C. 15 20 4.0 

F 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 166 

Hungarian 



101B ELEMENTRY HUNGARIAN N 366-307-200 DIS 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE A152 SIMON, J.S. 15 13 4.0 

Polish 



102E ADVANCED POLISH N 339-319-200 REC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROYCE 166 KOROPECKYJ, R. 15 02 4.0 

Romanian 



101E ADVANCED ROMANIAN N 340-314-200 REC 1 TR 2:00- 4:20P DODD 162 GALATEANU, G. 30 15 G 5.0 

Russian 



The Language Laboratory, 270 Powell Library, is open Monday through Thursday 8 a.m.to 9:30 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. The Russian Room, 199 

Kinsey Hall, is also available for additional help. 

2 ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN N 341-015-201 REC 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 184 KAGAN, O. 30 09 5.0 

5 INTERMEDIATE RUSSIA N 341-041-201 REC 1 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 184 KAGAN, O. 20 09 5.0 

11A SELF-PACED PROG-RUS N 341-078-200 TUT 1 TBA KAGAN, O. 10 30 2.0 

11B SELF-PACED PROG-RUS N 341-079-200 TUT 1 TBA KAGAN, O. 10 30 2.0 





15A ACCEL ELEM RUSSIAN N 341-107-200 REC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P KINSEY 184 KRESIN, S.C. 15 05 8.0 

25 RUSSIAN NOVEL-TRNSL N 341-125-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P PERLOFF 1102 ROMANCHUK, R.L. 150 14 4.0 

99B RUSSIAN CVLZTN-20 C N 341-299-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROLFE 3131 HEIM, M.H. 15 14 4.0 

101B THIRD-YEAR RUSSIAN Y 341-314-200 REC 1 MW 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 184 KRESIN, S.C. 20 09 5.0 

TBA 

F 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3112 

102A INDIVIDUAL & STATE N 341-328-200 LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 184 STROM, M.A. 20 07 4.0 

103B LITERATURE AND FILM N 341-334-200 DIS 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 96 KAGAN, O. 25 06 4.0 

119 GOLDEN AGE&REALISTS N 341-421-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A PUB POL 2292 ROMANCHUK, R.L. 25 12 4.0 

124D RUSS LIT-DOSTOEVSKY N 341-448-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROLFE 3126 KLEIN, J. 75 12 4.0 

130A INTR-RUSSIAN POETRY N 341-483-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BUNCHE 2160 OSPOVAT, A. 30 13 4.0 

201C VOCAB&PRONCTN&STYLE N 741-022-200 LEC 1 TBA YOKOYAMA, O.T. 10 20 G 4.0 

203 PRACTICM IN RUSSIAN N 741-009-200 REC 1 TBA KAGAN, O. 10 20 SU 2.0 

204 HIST-RUSSIAN LANG N 741-010-200 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3123 ANDERSEN, H. 10 06 4.0 

210 OLD RUSSIAN TEXTS N 741-041-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P KINSEY 115D KLENIN, E.R. 10 13 4.0 

212B THE AGE OF REALISM N 741-052-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A KINSEY 115D OSPOVAT, A. 10 12 4.0 

215 CONTEMP RUSSIAN LIT N 741-065-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P KINSEY 115D KLEIN, J. 10 14 4.0 

220B MORPHOSYNTAX N 741-096-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A KINSEY ANDERSEN, H. 10 03 4.0 

270 RUSSIAN POETICS N 741-405-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P KINSEY 115D KLENIN, E.R. 10 16 4.0 

Serbian/Croatian 



103B ELEM SERBIAN/CROATN N 333-319-200 REC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3127 CORIN, A. 15 04 5.0 

F 11:00-11:50A CAMPBEL 2226 

Slavic 



98T ANTI-UTOPIAN LIT N 334-277-200 SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PUB POL 2292 WAKAMIYA, L.R. 15 13 G 4.0 

230B LIT-CLSSCSM-RMNTCSM N 734-181-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 2:50P KINSEY 115D KOROPECKYJ, R. 10 07 4.0 

F 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 115D 

251 INTR TO BALTIC LING N 734-306-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P KINSEY 115D IVANOV, V. 10 08 4.0 


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375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 734-620-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 4:50P KINSEY 184 KAGAN, O. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 

SOCIAL WELFARE 

100A INTR-SOCIAL WELFARE N 345-300-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1234 PROVER, J.J. 100 30 4.0 

M104D PUBLIC POLICY&AGING N 345-327-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2343 VILLA, V.M. 45 16 4.0 

SAME AS : GRNTLGY M104D 

M104E SOCIAL ASPCTS-AGING N 345-328-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P PUB POL 2242 GIRONDA, M.W. 45 15 4.0 

SAME AS : GRNTLGY M104E 

104F JAPAN AMER COMMUNTY N 345-329-200 LEC 1 T 10:00-12:50P BUNCHE 9383 KITANO, H.H. 30 30 4.0 

M108 VIOLENCE AGNST WOMN Y 345-348-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A DODD 67 LEVY, B. 8 30 G 4.0 



201B DYNAMC-HUMAN BEHAVR N ----------- LEC 1 T 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 190 HASENFELD, Y. 104 30 G 3.0 

745-007-201 DIS 1A T 5:00- 5:50P DODD 162 26 0.0 

745-007-202 DIS 1B T 5:00- 5:50P DODD 154 26 0.0 

745-007-203 DIS 1C T 4:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 1221A 26 0.0 

745-007-204 DIS 1D T 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1337 26 0.0 

202B DYNAMC-HUMAN BEHAVR N 745-012-201 DIS 1 T 5:00- 6:50P DODD 146 OLIVERI, M.K. 60 30 2.0 

203B INTEGRATIVE SEM N 745-020-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 3:50P PUB POL 3343C FRIEND, C. 25 30 2.0 

M203D FAMLYS&SPECL CHLDRN N 745-022-200 SEM 1 R 10:00-11:50A MP 300 SAMMONS, C. 10 30 SU 2.0 


M203E HISPAN MNTL HLT ISS N 745-023-200 SEM 1 R 10:00-11:50A NPI&H MORALES, A. 5 30 G 2.0 


205 CROSS CLTRL AWARNSS N ----------- LEC 1 R 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 190 PROVER, J.J. 104 30 4.0 

745-031-201 DIS 1A R 4:00- 5:50P DODD 154 MAKI, M.T. 26 0.0 

745-031-202 DIS 1B R 4:00- 5:50P DODD 178 NUNN, J.A. 26 0.0 

745-031-203 DIS 1C R 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1337 PROVER, J.J. 26 0.0 

745-031-204 DIS 1D R 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2242 DE ANDA, D.S. 26 0.0 

225A POLICY-FORMLTN&ANLY N 745-152-200 DIS 1 W 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 4357B TORRES-GIL, F.M. 15 30 4.0 

230B THRY-SOC WEL PRAC 2 N 745-178-201 LEC 1 T 8:00- 9:50A DODD 178 MAKI, M.T. 26 30 2.0 

745-178-202 LEC 2 T 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2156 ZUKERMAN, R. 26 30 2.0 

745-178-203 LEC 3 T 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1343 MORGAN, M.L. 26 30 2.0 

745-178-204 LEC 4 T 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2343 WILLIAMS, K.J. 26 30 2.0 

231B ADV-SOC WELF PRAC 5 N 745-197-201 LEC 1 R 8:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2168 DE ANDA, D.S. 25 30 4.0 

Social Welfare 231B, lecture 1: Cognitive Behavior 

745-197-202 LEC 2 T 8:00-10:50A PUB POL 2355 LAVINA, G.P. 25 30 4.0 

Social Welfare 231B, lecture 2: School and Youth Services 

745-197-203 LEC 3 T 8:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2168 DAVIS, P.A. 25 30 4.0 

Social Welfare 231B, lecture 3: Health 

240B ORGS&COMNTYS&PLCY 2 N 745-237-200 LEC 1 R 8:00- 9:50A DODD 178 IGLEHART, A.P. 26 30 2.0 

745-237-201 LEC 2 R 8:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2156 DUNHAM, L.R. 26 30 2.0 

745-237-202 LEC 3 R 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2343 HATANAKA, H.K. 26 30 2.0 

745-237-203 LEC 4 R 8:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1343 GULLY, C.M. 26 30 2.0 

241B ADV SOCL WLFR PRCTC N 745-247-201 LEC 1 T 8:00-10:50A PUB POL 3333 IGLEHART, A.P. 25 30 4.0 

Social Welfare 241B, lecture 1: Policy 

745-247-202 LEC 2 T 8:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3143 HATANAKA, H.K. 25 30 4.0 

Social Welfare 241B, lecture 2: Advanced Management 

245B SOCL WRK PRCTC RSCH N 745-274-200 DIS 1 M 9:00-10:50A PUB POL 4357B SCHILLING, R. 20 30 4.0 

258 CRITCL PROB-SOC WEL N 745-348-200 DIS 1 T 2:00- 3:50P DODD 67 KIRK, S.A. 15 30 SU 2.0 

281B ADV SOC WELF RSRCH N 745-486-200 DIS 1 UNSCHED IGLEHART, A.P. 5 30 T2 2.0 

745-486-201 DIS 2 UNSCHED AGBAYANI-SIEWERT,P 5 30 T2 2.0 

745-486-202 DIS 3 UNSCHED KIRK, S.A. 5 30 T2 2.0 

745-486-203 DIS 4 UNSCHED HASENFELD, Y. 5 30 T2 2.0 

745-486-204 DIS 5 UNSCHED KITANO, H.H. 5 30 T2 2.0 

745-486-205 DIS 6 UNSCHED MOON, A. 5 30 T2 2.0 

745-486-206 DIS 7 UNSCHED FRANKE, T.M. 5 30 T2 2.0 

745-486-207 DIS 8 UNSCHED LUBBEN, J.E. 5 30 T2 2.0 

286C RESEARCH INTERNSHIP N 745-522-201 DIS 1 UNSCHED AGBAYANI-SIEWERT,P 10 30 4.0 

745-522-202 DIS 2 UNSCHED BECERRA, R. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-203 DIS 3 UNSCHED BENJAMIN, A.E. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-204 DIS 4 UNSCHED DE ANDA, D.S. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-205 DIS 5 UNSCHED FRANKE, T.M. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-206 DIS 6 UNSCHED HASENFELD, Y. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-207 DIS 7 UNSCHED IGLEHART, A.P. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-208 DIS 8 UNSCHED KIRK, S.A. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-209 DIS 9 UNSCHED LINDSEY, D. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-210 DIS 10 UNSCHED LUBBEN, J.E. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-211 DIS 11 UNSCHED MAKI, M.T. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-212 DIS 12 UNSCHED MILLS, L.G. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-213 DIS 13 UNSCHED MOON, A. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-214 DIS 14 UNSCHED TORRES-GIL, F.M. 10 30 4.0 

745-522-215 DIS 15 UNSCHED ZUKERMAN, R. 10 30 4.0 

M290F CHILD ABUSE&NEGLECT N 745-545-200 LEC 1 R 4:00- 5:50P LAW GOLDSTEIN, R.D. 10 16 2.0 

SAME AS : COM HLT M245B, EDUC M217H, NURSING M290B 

M290K MENTAL HEALTH PLCY N 745-554-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2278 AGBAYANI-SIEWERT,P 25 30 4.0 


M290M HEALTH POLICY N 745-552-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P DODD 154 THE STAFF 25 30 4.0 


401B PRACTICUM-SOC WORK N 745-611-200 CLI 1 MW 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM NUNN, J.A. 20 30 T2 3.0 

F 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3288 

745-611-201 CLI 2 MW 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM DAVIS, P.A. 20 30 T2 3.0 

F 9:00-11:50A ROLFE 3114 

745-611-202 CLI 3 MW 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM DUNHAM, L.R. 20 30 T2 3.0 

F 9:00-11:50A BOELTER 5422 

745-611-203 CLI 4 MW 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM FRIEND, C. 20 30 T2 3.0 

F 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3117 

745-611-204 CLI 5 MW 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM GULLY, C.M. 20 30 T2 3.0 

F 9:00-11:50A DANCE 105 

745-611-205 CLI 6 MW 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM THE STAFF 20 01 T2 3.0 


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F 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE A152 

745-611-206 CLI 7 MW 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM LAVINA, G.P. 20 30 T2 3.0 

F 9:00-11:50A MS 3915A 

745-611-207 CLI 8 MW 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM OLIVERI, M.K. 20 30 T2 3.0 

F 9:00-11:50A MS 5217 

745-611-208 CLI 9 MW 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM WEHRLI, M.B. 20 01 T2 3.0 

F 9:00-11:50A MS 5225 

402B ADV PRACT-SOC WORK N 745-616-201 CLI 1 MWF 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM DAVIS, P.A. 20 30 T2 4.0 

745-616-202 CLI 2 MWF 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM DUNHAM, L.R. 20 30 T2 4.0 

745-616-203 CLI 3 MWF 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM FRIEND, C. 20 30 T2 4.0 

745-616-204 CLI 4 MWF 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM GULLY, C.M. 20 30 T2 4.0 

745-616-205 CLI 5 MWF 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM LAVINA, G.P. 20 30 T2 4.0 

745-616-206 CLI 6 MWF 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM OLIVERI, M.K. 20 30 T2 4.0 

745-616-207 CLI 7 MWF 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM WEHRLI, M.B. 20 30 T2 4.0 

745-616-208 CLI 8 MWF 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM NUNN, J.A. 20 30 T2 4.0 

745-616-209 CLI 9 MWF 8:00- 5:00P OFF CAM THE STAFF 20 30 T2 4.0 

SOCIOLOGY 



1 INTRODUCTORY SOCIOL N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P KINSEY 51 LOPEZ, D. 300 13 4.0 

347-002-201 DIS 1A M 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1657 20 0.0 

347-002-202 DIS 1B M 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 6704 20 0.0 

347-002-203 DIS 1C M 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1655 20 0.0 

347-002-204 DIS 1D W 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 4413 20 0.0 

347-002-205 DIS 1E M 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1657 20 0.0 

347-002-206 DIS 1F T 4:00- 4:50P GEOLOGY 6704 20 0.0 

347-002-207 DIS 1G R 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1657 20 0.0 

347-002-208 DIS 1H T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5233 20 0.0 

347-002-209 DIS 1I F 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1655 20 0.0 

347-002-210 DIS 1J F 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1657 20 0.0 

347-002-211 DIS 1K F 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1655 20 0.0 

347-002-212 DIS 1L T 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1657 20 0.0 

347-002-213 DIS 1M T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 2178 20 0.0 

347-002-214 DIS 1N R 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3123 20 0.0 

347-002-215 DIS 1O W 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1655 20 0.0 

2 CHNG SCTY&MKNG HIST N 347-003-210 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 2258A PAUL, C.E. 75 05 4.0 

3 SOCIOL-EVRYDAY LIFE N 347-008-200 LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:30P DODD 146 RIVERA, E.R. 75 08 4.0 

M5 SOCL ORG-BLK CMNTYS N ----------- LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1222 ALLEN, W.R. 70 06 4.0 


347-007-201 DIS 1A M 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1278 20 0.0 

347-007-202 DIS 1B W 2:00- 2:50P DANCE 105 20 0.0 

347-007-203 DIS 1C W 5:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1284 20 0.0 

31 DILEMA-3RD WLD DVLP N 347-124-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P DODD 175 DESAI, M. 75 06 4.0 

101 DEVELPMT SOC THEORY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P KNUDSEN 1220B LAL, B.B. 150 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY OR JUNIOR OR SENIOR 


347-303-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 4:50P MS 5203 25 0.0 

347-303-203 DIS 1C M 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

347-303-204 DIS 1D W 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 4216 25 0.0 

347-303-205 DIS 1E W 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 6704 25 0.0 

347-303-206 DIS 1F R 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 4216 25 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 TR 9:30-10:45A LS 2147 PRAGER, J. 150 12 4.0 



347-303-212 DIS 2B M 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

347-303-213 DIS 2C W 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

347-303-214 DIS 2D T 4:00- 4:50P MS 3915G 25 0.0 

347-303-215 DIS 2E R 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 


102 CONTEMP SOC THEORY Y ----------- LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P DODD 121 ALEXANDER, J.C. 150 30 4.0 


347-313-201 DIS 1A T 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

347-313-202 DIS 1B M 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

347-313-203 DIS 1C W 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

347-313-204 DIS 1D M 3:00- 3:50P KINSEY 184 25 0.0 

347-313-205 DIS 1E W 3:00- 3:50P DANCE 105 25 0.0 


----------- LEC 2 TR 9:30-10:45A PERLOFF 1102 LUPHER, M.G. 150 12 4.0 


347-313-221 DIS 2A T 8:00- 8:50A KINSEY 96 25 0.0 

347-313-222 DIS 2B T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1343 25 0.0 


347-313-224 DIS 2D W 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 96 25 0.0 

347-313-225 DIS 2E R 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1655 25 0.0 

347-313-226 DIS 2F R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2156 25 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Sociology 104 

Sociology 104 is restricted to sociology majors on the first enrollment pass ONLY. 

104 INTRO SOC RSCH MTHD N Y ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P LS 2147 TENHOUTEN, W.D. 150 13 4.0 

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY MAJORS 

Y 347-317-201 DIS 1A T 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE 3123 25 0.0 

Y 347-317-202 DIS 1B F 1:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1657 25 0.0 

Y 347-317-203 DIS 1C W 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1657 25 0.0 

Y 347-317-204 DIS 1D T 3:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1655 25 0.0 

Y 347-317-205 DIS 1E W 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 164 25 0.0 

Y 347-317-206 DIS 1F R 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 2018 25 0.0 

An intensive writing class is offered for Sociology 106. See listings for English Composition 110W. 

106 FIELD RSRCH METHODS N 347-326-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1655 FERRIS, K.O. 30 30 6.0 


Winter 2000 Class Listings SOCIOLOGY / 143 



R 1:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1657 


Sociology C112 is restricted to Sociology Majors on the first enrollment pass only. 

C112 INTRO-MATHEMTCL SOC N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HERSHEY 1651 MCFARLAND, D.D. 40 13 4.0 

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY MAJORS 

347-344-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A BOELTER 5420 20 0.0 

347-344-202 DIS 1B W 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 2018 20 0.0 

347-344-203 DIS 1C R 4:00- 4:50P MS 3915H 20 0.0 

CM124B CONVRSTNL STRCTRS 2 Y 347-416-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HERSHEY 1130 SCHEGLOFF, E.A. 15 14 4.0 

SAME AS : COM STD M144B 


126 A STUDY OF NORMS N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P HERSHEY 1609 HERITAGE, J. 75 15 4.0 



347-433-202 DIS 1B W 1:00- 1:50P MS 5225 25 0.0 

347-433-203 DIS 1C R 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 96 25 0.0 

132 SOC PSYCH-APPROACH N ----------- LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:15P LS 2147 FERRIS, K.O. 150 16 4.0 



347-475-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 8:50A WGYOUNG 4216 25 0.0 

347-475-203 DIS 1C T 5:30- 6:20P BOELTER 5280 25 0.0 

347-475-204 DIS 1D R 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3153 25 0.0 

347-475-205 DIS 1E R 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

347-475-206 DIS 1F R 5:00- 5:50P BOELTER 5280 25 0.0 

133 COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR N ----------- LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P KNUDSEN 1200B JEPSON, M.C. 120 13 4.0 



347-481-202 DIS 1B T 1:00- 1:50P WGYOUNG 4216 20 0.0 

347-481-203 DIS 1C W 3:00- 3:50P WGYOUNG 4216 20 0.0 

347-481-204 DIS 1D R 8:00- 8:50A HERSHEY 1657 20 0.0 


347-481-206 DIS 1F R 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

143 HUMN HEALTH&SOCIETY N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P WGYOUNG 2200 ROSENFELD, D. 75 08 4.0 



347-535-202 DIS 1B W 2:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

347-535-203 DIS 1C W 5:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1655 25 0.0 

147B SOCIOL-CRIM JUSTICE N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BOELTER 3400 MC COIN, S.L. 150 15 4.0 



347-578-202 DIS 1B T 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 


347-578-204 DIS 1D W 4:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 


347-578-206 DIS 1F R 5:00- 5:50P WGYOUNG 2018 25 0.0 

158 URBAN SOCIOLOGY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P KINSEY 141 HASSAN, R.U. 77 16 4.0 



347-649-202 DIS 1B R 12:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1657 25 0.0 

347-649-203 DIS 1C R 5:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

IMPACTED COURSE for L&S students: Sociology 160 

160 INTERGRP CONF&PREJ N Y 347-661-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P FRANZ 1260 RABOW, J. 100 05 4.0 


M163 GENDER AND WORK N 347-685-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 141 BUCHMANN, M. 50 03 4.0 



168 ORGANIZATNS&SOCIETY N 347-694-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A HERSHEY 1609 ALVAREZ, R. 75 11 4.0 


172 ENTREPRENEURSHIP N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P FRANZ 2258A LIGHT, I.H. 75 15 4.0 


347-702-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 4:50P KINSEY 230 25 0.0 

347-702-202 DIS 1B W 1:00- 1:50P MS 3915D 25 0.0 

347-702-203 DIS 1C R 10:00-10:50A HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

173 ECONOMY AND SOCIETY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HERSHEY 1609 EMIGH, R.J. 75 14 4.0 


347-704-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 4:50P MS 5148 25 0.0 

347-704-202 DIS 1B W 2:00- 2:50P WGYOUNG 2018 25 0.0 

347-704-203 DIS 1C R 9:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1601 25 0.0 

M176 SOCIOL OF MASS COMM N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P KNUDSEN 1220B SRINIVAS, L. 120 08 4.0 



347-710-201 DIS 1A M 5:00- 5:50P KINSEY 184 20 0.0 

347-710-202 DIS 1B W 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 230 20 0.0 

347-710-203 DIS 1C W 2:00- 2:50P MS 3915H 20 0.0 

347-710-204 DIS 1D W 5:00- 5:50P KINSEY 96 20 0.0 

347-710-205 DIS 1E F 9:00- 9:50A KINSEY 346 20 0.0 

347-710-206 DIS 1F TBA 20 0.0 

M180 PLTCL ECON-DEVLPMNT N 347-720-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P BUNCHE 3178 LEDDY, G.S. 0 09 4.0 

SAME AS : INT DEV M100B, POL SCI M197G 


189 JAPANESE SOCIETY N 347-789-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P HERSHEY 1651 HAKAMI, N.F. 50 05 4.0 


193 ASIA-PCFC AFTR WWII N 347-796-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1651 SHIN, G. 75 03 4.0 


195B SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 347-837-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HERSHEY 1601 HASSAN, R.U. 60 14 4.0 


Sociology 195B: Sociology of Islam 


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195C SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 347-838-200 LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A HERSHEY 1655 MASON, W.M. 30 01 4.0 


Sociology 195C: Research on Inequality and Ethnicity, Part II 

195D SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 347-839-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1601 RABOW, J. 25 30 4.0 


Sociology 195D: Selected Topics in Higher Education 

197A UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR N 347-846-200 SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1620 HALLE, D.J. 15 02 4.0 


Sociology 197A: Sociology of Urban and Suburban America 

197B UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR N 347-847-200 SEM 1 T 10:00-12:50P HERSHEY 1620 BEREND, Z. 15 30 4.0 


Sociology 197B: Ideals of Love in Historical Practice 

197C UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR N 347-848-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1620 BAILEY, K.D. 15 30 4.0 


Sociology 197C: Environmental Sociology 

197D UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR N 347-849-200 SEM 1 R 9:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1620 LAL, B.B. 15 30 4.0 


Sociology 197D: Chicago School of American Sociology, Symbolic Interaction and the Study of Race and Ethnicity in Cities: A Historical Perspective 

197E UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR N 347-850-200 SEM 1 W 12:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1620 CLAYMAN, S.E. 10 06 4.0 


Sociology 197E: Talk and Mass Communication 

197F UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR N 347-851-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1111 CAMPBELL, C.D. 10 05 4.0 


Sociology 197F: Theory and Major Empirical Research in Social Demography 

197G UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR N 347-852-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1655 KOLLOCK, P.E. 15 08 4.0 


Sociology 197G: Sociology of Cyberspace 

201B PROSEM IN SOCIOLOGY N 747-008-200 SEM 1 M 4:00- 6:50P HERSHEY 1620 SELTZER, J.A. 15 30 SU 2.0 

RESTRICT: SOCIOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS 

202B THEORY AND RESEARCH N 747-015-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1628 ROY, W.G. 25 30 T2 4.0 


208A SOCIAL NTWRK METHDS N 747-048-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P POWELL 285 BONACICH, P. 15 15 T1 4.0 

210B INTERMED STAT MTHDS N 747-059-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1628 CAMPBELL, C.D. 15 15 4.0 


211B COMPRTV&HSTRCL MTHD N 747-067-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1628 ZEITLIN, M. 15 30 T2 4.0 


212B SURVY DATA ANALYSIS N 747-075-200 LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P HERSHEY 1655 TREIMAN, D.J. 20 30 T2 4.0 


213B TECH-DEMOG&ECO ANLY N 747-079-200 LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1111 MASON, W.M. 15 11 4.0 


217B ETHNOGRAPHIC FLDWRK N 747-105-200 SEM 1 W 12:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1628 KATZ, J. 12 30 T1 4.0 


226B SOCIAL DEMOGRAPHY N 747-158-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1111 CAMPBELL, C.D. 15 05 4.0 


232 CLASS&POLIT&SOCIETY N 747-193-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1620 HALLE, D.J. 15 02 G 4.0 


237 COMPRTV SOCIAL ANLY N 747-223-200 SEM 1 R 5:00- 6:50P HERSHEY 1620 EMIGH, R.J. 15 30 SU 2.0 


239A SOCIAL STRAT&MOBLTY N 747-238-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1655 TREIMAN, D.J. 15 16 T1 4.0 


C243 INTRO-MATHEMTCL SOC N 747-261-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P MS 7608 MCFARLAND, D.D. 10 13 4.0 


C244B CONVRSTNL STRCTRS 2 N 747-267-200 LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HERSHEY 1130 SCHEGLOFF, E.A. 10 14 4.0 

R 4:00- 6:30P HERSHEY 1111 


245 CLT SOC-CLSCL&CNTMP N 747-273-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:00P HERSHEY 1628 ALEXANDER, J.C. 15 15 4.0 


261 ETHNIC MINORITIES N 747-366-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P HERSHEY 1628 WALDINGER, R. 15 08 4.0 


278 SOCIOL-LATN AMERICA N 747-470-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1620 LOPEZ, D. 15 30 G 4.0 


285A SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 747-508-200 SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P HERSHEY 1620 BAILEY, K.D. 10 30 4.0 


Sociology 285A: Environmental Sociology 

285B SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 747-509-200 SEM 1 R 9:00-11:50A HERSHEY 1620 LAL, B.B. 10 30 4.0 


Sociology 285B: Chicago School of American Sociology, Symbolic Interaction and the Study of Race and Ethnicity in Cities: A Historical Perspective 

285C SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 747-510-200 SEM 1 W 12:00- 2:50P KINSEY 94 PRAGER, J. 15 06 4.0 


Sociology 285C: Trauma, Memory and the Self 

285D SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 747-511-200 SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1655 KOLLOCK, P.E. 10 08 4.0 


Sociology 285D: Sociology of Cyberspace 

285E SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 747-512-200 SEM 1 W 3:00- 5:50P HERSHEY 1111 BUCHMANN, M. 10 09 4.0 


Sociology 285E: Life Course and Social Change 

285F SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY N 747-513-200 SEM 1 TBA SELTZER, J.A. 10 20 4.0 


Sociology 285F: Population Research 

288B MNTL HLTH SRVC-AIDS N 747-526-200 LEC 1 F 1:30- 4:30P HERSHEY 1620 GRUSKY, O. 10 30 SU 4.0 


299B LATIN AMERICAN SOC N 747-597-200 SEM 1 TBA LOPEZ, D. 15 20 SU 2.0 


495B SUPERVISED TEACHING N 747-782-200 SEM 1 R 5:00- 7:50P WGYOUNG 4216 THE STAFF 20 30 SU 2.0 



Winter 2000 Class Listings SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE / 145 



SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE 

Portuguese 



The Language Laboratory, 190 Powell Library, is open Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. 

Z PORTUGUSE LAB N 350-002-200 LAB 1 TBA MARCHANT, E.A. 10 30 0.0 

2 ELEMENTARY PORTUGSE Y 350-008-200 DIS 1 MTWR 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1343 MARCHANT, E.A. 23 03 4.0 

40B BRAZILIAN LIT-TRNSL N 350-121-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 3134 JOHNSON, J.R. 40 02 4.0 

M44 CIV SPAN AM&BRAZIL N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P DODD 121 CORTINEZ, V. 12 08 4.0 

SAME AS : SPAN M44 

350-132-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2242 2 0.0 

350-132-202 DIS 1B R 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2135 2 0.0 

350-132-203 DIS 1C F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3150 2 0.0 

350-132-204 DIS 1D F 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 2134 2 0.0 

350-132-205 DIS 1E R 1:00- 1:50P DANCE 105 2 0.0 

350-132-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2178 2 0.0 

102A INTENSVE PORTUGUESE N 350-313-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:20A BUNCHE 3173 MARCHANT, E.A. 15 02 4.0 

350-313-201 LEC 2 MWF 10:30-11:50A BUNCHE 3173 MARCHANT, E.A. 15 03 4.0 

102B INTENSVE PORTUGUESE N 350-314-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:30-11:50A ROLFE 4330 MARCHANT, E.A. 15 03 4.0 

350-314-201 LEC 2 MWF 12:00- 1:20P BUNCHE 3173 MARCHANT, E.A. 15 05 4.0 

M118A PORT&SPAN-PHONOLOGY N 350-409-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P ROYCE 148 PLANN, S.J. 5 13 4.0 

SAME AS : SPAN M118A 

130A BRAZIL LIT&IDENTITY N 350-464-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 1278 ANDRADE 20 30 4.0 

C134 BRAZILIAN MODERNISM N 350-502-200 LEC 1 R 12:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1620 ANDRADE 10 16 4.0 

M201A LIT THEORY&CRITICSM N 750-008-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P DANCE 105 BERGERO, A.J. 5 15 G 4.0 



M205A DEVL-PORT&SPAN LANG N 750-032-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P DANCE 105 PLANN, S.J. 5 16 4.0 



C234 BRAZILIAN MODERNISM N 750-173-200 LEC 1 R 12:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1620 ANDRADE 5 16 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 750-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED MARCHANT, E.A. 100 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


Spanish 



Enrollment in Spanish 1 through 25 is contingent upon proper placement, as determined by the results on the departmental placement exam. The next placement test for Spring 2000 will 

be given on February 3, 2000, 4-6 p.m. 

NO appointment is required. There will be NO makeup exam. 

Students with one or more years of high school Spanish who do not present a placement exam score will be disenrolled. Students who never had high school Spanish may enroll in Spanish 

1 without taking the placement exam. 

The Language Laboratory, 190 Powell Library, is open Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday noon to 5 p.m. 

Z SPANISH LAB N 349-001-200 LAB 1 TBA SHERNO, S. 400 30 0.0 

1 ELEMENTARY SPANISH N 349-002-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 3105 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 

349-002-202 DIS 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A ROLFE 3105 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 

349-002-203 DIS 3 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A ROLFE 3105 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 


349-002-205 DIS 5 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3105 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 

349-002-206 DIS 6 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 3105 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 

2 ELEMENTARY SPANISH N 349-008-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A PUB POL 1323 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 

349-008-202 DIS 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1323 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 


349-008-204 DIS 4 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1323 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 




349-008-208 DIS 8 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1323 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 


349-008-210 DIS 10 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1323 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 

3 ELEMENTARY SPANISH N 349-010-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 3135 SHERNO, S. 23 09 4.0 












4 INTERMEDIATE SPAN N 349-012-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A PUB POL 1278 SHERNO, S. 18 09 4.0 





5 INTERMEDIATE SPAN N 349-014-201 DIS 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1284 SHERNO, S. 18 09 4.0 




349-014-205 DIS 5 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 1284 SHERNO, S. 18 09 4.0 

6 INTERMEDIATE SPAN Y 349-015-201 DIS 1 MWRF 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 1264 SHERNO, S. 18 09 4.0 

349-015-202 DIS 2 MWRF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1264 SHERNO, S. 18 09 4.0 

349-015-203 DIS 3 MWRF 11:00-11:50A PUB POL 1264 SHERNO, S. 18 09 4.0 

349-015-204 DIS 4 MWRF 12:00-12:50P PUB POL 1264 SHERNO, S. 18 09 4.0 


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25 ADV SPANISH COMP Y 349-054-201 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A CAMPBEL 2226 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0 

349-054-202 LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3169 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0 

349-054-203 LEC 3 MWF 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3169 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0 

349-054-204 LEC 4 MWF 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 2106 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0 

349-054-205 LEC 5 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BUNCHE A152 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0 

25A COMP-SPANISH SPKRS N 349-056-201 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A BUNCHE 2174 REGUANT, M. 15 02 4.0 

349-056-202 LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 2126 REGUANT, M. 15 04 4.0 

M44 CIV SPAN AM&BRAZIL N ----------- LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P DODD 121 CORTINEZ, V. 120 08 4.0 

SAME AS : PORTGSE M44 

349-091-201 DIS 1A R 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2242 20 0.0 

349-091-202 DIS 1B R 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 2135 20 0.0 

349-091-203 DIS 1C F 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3150 20 0.0 

349-091-204 DIS 1D F 11:00-11:50A ROLFE 2134 20 0.0 

349-091-205 DIS 1E R 1:00- 1:50P DANCE 105 20 0.0 

349-091-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-11:50A BUNCHE 2178 20 0.0 

100A PHONOLOGY&MORPHOLGY N 349-307-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P ROLFE 3126 SILVA-VILLAR, L. 50 15 4.0 

RESTRICT: SPAN,SPAN&LING,PORTUGUESE,LING&SPAN 

100B SYNTAX N 349-308-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 2134 PARODI-LEWIN, C. 30 12 4.0 

RESTRICT: SPAN,SPAN&LING,PORTUGUESE,LING&SPAN 

105 SPANISH COMPOSITION N 349-329-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:20A ROLFE 4330 THE STAFF 15 02 4.0 

349-329-202 LEC 2 MW 1:00- 2:50P MS 7608 THE STAFF 15 30 4.0 

M118A PORT&SPAN-PHONOLOGY N 349-382-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P ROYCE 148 PLANN, S.J. 15 13 4.0 

SAME AS : PORTGSE M118A 

119A PROSE N 349-388-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3126 BERGERO, A.J. 45 13 4.0 

119B POETRY AND DRAMA N 349-389-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 2134 MORRIS, C.B. 30 02 4.0 

120B HSPNC LIT-1700-1898 N ----------- LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P PUB POL 1222 TORRECILLA, J. 80 04 5.0 

349-396-201 DIS 1A R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3178 20 0.0 

349-396-202 DIS 1B R 2:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2126 20 0.0 

349-396-203 DIS 1C F 10:00-10:50A ROYCE 166 20 0.0 

349-396-204 DIS 1D F 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3134 20 0.0 

122 EL CAMINO-SANTIAGO N 349-414-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 2126 DAGENAIS, J.C. 15 02 G 4.0 

124 GOLD AGE-POET&DRAMA N 349-420-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A BUNCHE 2174 JOHNSON, C.B. 15 12 4.0 

128 ENLIGHT&RMNTCSM-SPN N 349-435-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 3134 RODRIGUEZ-CEPEDA,E 30 04 4.0 

133 20C SPAN POET&DRAMA N 349-454-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P ROLFE 2134 MORRIS, C.B. 30 30 4.0 

140 MODERNISMO N 349-486-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P PUB POL 2278 RANGEL, J. 30 06 4.0 

142 20C SP-AM-FCT&ESSAY N 349-498-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3178 CALDERON, H.V. 30 15 4.0 

144 MEXICAN LITERATURE N 349-512-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P ROLFE 2134 HERNANDEZ, G.E. 30 13 4.0 

M145B CHICANO LIT-1960 ON Y 349-518-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1234 CALDERON, H.V. 35 16 4.0 


197 UNDERGRAD SEMINAR N 349-845-200 SEM 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROLFE 2106 REGUANT, M. 8 06 4.0 

Spanish 197: Catalan Language and Culture 

M201A LIT THEORY&CRITICSM N 749-008-200 LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P DANCE 105 BERGERO, A.J. 15 15 G 4.0 



202A PHONOLOGY N 749-015-200 LEC 1 R 12:00- 2:50P DODD 154 PARODI-LEWIN, C. 15 16 4.0 


M205A DEVL-PORT&SPAN LANG N 749-030-200 LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P DANCE 105 PLANN, S.J. 15 16 4.0 



224 POETRY OF GOLDEN AG N 749-149-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 2:50P HERSHEY 1657 JOHNSON, C.B. 15 15 4.0 


232 SPN PRS-1898-CVL WR N 749-193-200 LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3120 TORRECILLA, J. 15 08 4.0 


246 CNTMP SPAN-AM DRAMA N 749-277-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P DODD 178 RANGEL, J. 15 09 4.0 


262A MEDIEVL SPANISH LIT N 749-375-200 DIS 1 M 12:00- 2:50P BUNCHE 3169 DAGENAIS, J.C. 15 05 4.0 


264A GOLDEN AGE SPAN LIT N 749-387-200 DIS 1 W 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 1264 RODRIGUEZ-CEPEDA,E 15 09 4.0 


278A 19C SPAN AMER LIT N 749-469-200 DIS 1 R 3:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3127 KRISTAL, E. 15 30 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 749-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED SHERNO, S. 100 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


SPEECH 



1 PRINC ORAL COMMNCTN N 352-004-201 DIS 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A KINSEY 346 BRIDGEWATER, D.A. 20 11 4.0 

352-004-202 DIS 2 TR 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 346 BRIDGEWATER, D.A. 20 13 4.0 

352-004-203 DIS 3 TR 11:00-12:50P BUNCHE 2181 MILLER, T.E. 20 13 4.0 

352-004-204 DIS 4 TR 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 346 GREGORY, M.S. 20 14 4.0 

352-004-205 DIS 5 MW 12:00- 1:50P KINSEY 346 KOCHIAN, J. 20 05 4.0 

190B FORENSICS N 352-841-200 LEC 1 T 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 346 MILLER, T.E. 30 15 2.0 

191 ANALYSIS & BRIEFING N 352-846-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 346 MILLER, T.E. 30 16 2.0 

STATISTICS 



10 STATISTCL REASONING N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A KINSEY 169 LEW, V. 90 01 4.0 

263-031-201 DIS 1A T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5128 30 0.0 

263-031-202 DIS 1B T 8:00- 8:50A MS 5217 30 0.0 

263-031-203 DIS 1C R 8:00- 8:50A MS 5128 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A KNUDSEN 1220B COCHRAN, S.D. 90 03 4.0 

263-031-211 DIS 2A T 10:00-10:50A MS 5128 30 0.0 

263-031-212 DIS 2B T 10:00-10:50A MS 5217 30 0.0 

263-031-213 DIS 2C R 10:00-10:50A MS 5128 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MWF 11:00-11:50A DODD 175 SANCHEZ, J. 90 04 4.0 

263-031-221 DIS 3A T 11:00-11:50A MS 5128 30 0.0 


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263-031-222 DIS 3B T 11:00-11:50A MS 5217 30 0.0 

263-031-223 DIS 3C R 11:00-11:50A MS 5128 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 4 MWF 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 190 STRAND, M.J. 90 05 4.0 

263-031-231 DIS 4A T 12:00-12:50P MS 5128 30 0.0 

263-031-232 DIS 4B T 12:00-12:50P MS 5217 30 0.0 

263-031-233 DIS 4C R 12:00-12:50P MS 5128 30 0.0 

----------- LEC 5 MWF 1:00- 1:50P ROYCE 190 PALMER, C. 90 06 4.0 

263-031-241 DIS 5A T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5128 30 0.0 

263-031-242 DIS 5B T 1:00- 1:50P MS 5217 30 0.0 

263-031-243 DIS 5C R 1:00- 1:50P MS 5128 30 0.0 

M11 INTRO-STATIS MTHDS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 1234 SCHOENBERG, F.R. 50 03 4.0 



263-033-202 DIS 1B T 4:00- 4:50P MS 5128 16 0.0 

263-033-203 DIS 1C R 2:00- 2:50P GEOLOGY 4660 17 0.0 

263-033-210 LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A ROYCE 190 STRAND, M.J. 50 04 4.0 

263-033-211 DIS 2A R 4:00- 4:50P MS 5128 17 0.0 

263-033-212 DIS 2B T 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 3115 16 0.0 

263-033-213 DIS 2C R 3:00- 3:50P MS 5137 17 0.0 

100B STATISTICS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A GEOLOGY 4660 WU, Y. 50 03 4.0 

263-301-201 DIS 1A T 10:00-10:50A BOELTER 5252 25 0.0 

263-301-202 DIS 1B R 10:00-10:50A BUNCHE 3211 25 0.0 

110A STATISTICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5128 ZHOU, Z. 40 02 4.0 

263-360-201 DIS 1A T 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4660 40 0.0 

----------- LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P ROYCE 164 LI, K.C. 40 05 4.0 

263-360-211 DIS 2A R 9:00- 9:50A GEOLOGY 4660 40 0.0 

----------- LEC 3 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MS 5128 ESFANDIARI, M.M. 40 06 4.0 

263-360-221 DIS 3A T 1:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2238 40 0.0 

110B STATISTICS Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 230 LEW, V. 40 06 4.0 



SAME AS : BIOMATH M153B, BIOSTAT M153B 

200B STATISTICAL THEORY Y ----------- LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MS 3915G FERGUSON, T.S. 35 03 G 4.0 


663-002-201 DIS 1A R 10:00-10:50A KINSEY 365 35 0.0 

210B APPLIED STATISTICS Y 663-061-200 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P MS 5217 DE LEEUW, J. 10 30 G 4.0 


M215B LINR STATSTCL MDLS N ----------- LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P HLTHSCI 51279 WONG, W.K. 5 30 G 4.0 

SAME AS : BIOSTAT M250B 


663-091-201 DIS 1A F 1:00- 1:50P HLTHSCI 51279 WONG, W.K. 5 0.0 

M220A APPLIED PROBABILITY Y 663-120-200 LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MS 5147 LI, K.C. 10 02 4.0 

SAME AS : MATH M282A 

221 TIME-SERIES ANLY Y 663-126-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P MS 5217 SCHOENBERG, F.R. 25 30 G 4.0 



SAME AS : BIOSTAT M211, EPIDEM M211 


M251 STAT METHDS-LIFESCI Y 663-306-200 LEC 1 TBA GOLDSTEIN, D.R. 10 20 4.0 


M254 STAT MTHDS-COMP BIO N 663-324-200 LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:30P MS 5217 WONG, W.H. 15 30 G 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 663-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED GOULD, R.L. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


THEATER 

1B DANCE-MUSIC THEATER N 356-002-200 STU 1 MW 9:00-10:20A MACGOWN 101 GUNN, F.N. 25 02 G 1.0 


356-002-201 STU 2 MW 10:30-11:50A MACGOWN 101 GUNN, F.N. 25 03 G 1.0 


11 CONTEMP THTR ISSUES N 356-054-200 LEC 1 R 8:30-11:20A MACGOWN 1350 MACDUFF, W.A. 65 12 G 4.0 


14B INTRO TO DESIGN N 356-063-200 LEC 1 TR 11:45- 1:05P MACGOWN 1350 ARMSTRONG, A.M. 72 30 G 4.0 


356-063-201 STU 1A MW 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 12 0.0 

356-063-202 STU 1B MW 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 12 0.0 

356-063-203 STU 1C MW 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 12 0.0 

356-063-204 STU 1D T 3:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 12 0.0 

F 1:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 

356-063-205 STU 1E TF 3:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 12 0.0 

356-063-206 STU 1F TF 3:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 12 0.0 

356-063-207 STU 1G RF 3:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 12 0.0 

356-063-208 STU 1H RF 3:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 12 0.0 

356-063-209 STU 1I RF 3:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 12 0.0 

356-063-210 STU 1J UNSCHED 12 0.0 

15 INTRO TO DIRECTING Y ----------- LEC 1 T 8:00-11:30A MACGOWN 1350 HACKETT, M.J. 80 11 G 4.0 


356-066-201 STU 1A F 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1340 26 0.0 

356-066-202 STU 1B F 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 2330 26 0.0 


356-066-203 STU 1C F 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1154 28 0.0 


20 ACTING FUNDAMENTALS N 356-076-200 STU 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 2330 SHAPIRO, M. 20 15 4.0 

356-076-201 STU 2 TR 12:00- 1:50P MACGOWN 1330 SHAPIRO, M. 20 14 4.0 

50 THTR PRDCTN&PRFRMNC N 356-160-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 2.0 

RESTRICT: THEATER, THEATER ARTS MAJORS 

356-160-201 STU 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 2.0 



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356-160-202 STU 3 F 9:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 2.0 


356-160-203 STU 4 UNSCHED IONAZZI, D.A. 8 30 G 2.0 










101B RISE-SECULAR DRAMA N ----------- LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:50A MACGOWN 1330 THE STAFF 90 02 G 4.0 


356-306-201 DIS 1A F 9:00- 9:50A MACGOWN 2310B 15 0.0 

356-306-202 DIS 1B F 9:00- 9:50A MACGOWN 1165 15 0.0 

356-306-203 DIS 1C F 10:00-10:50A MACGOWN 2310B 15 0.0 

356-306-204 DIS 1D F 10:00-10:50A MACGOWN 1165 15 0.0 

356-306-205 DIS 1E F 11:00-11:50A MACGOWN 15 0.0 

356-306-206 DIS 1F F 11:00-11:50A MACGOWN 2310B 15 0.0 

356-306-207 DIS 1G F 9:00- 9:50A MACGOWN 2310C 15 0.0 

356-306-208 DIS 1H F 10:00-10:50A MACGOWN 15 0.0 

M103B AFR AM-MNSTRL-MUSCL N 356-326-200 LEC 1 F 12:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 1330 ROBINSON, B.J. 25 07 G 4.0 

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M103B 


115B ACTNG&VOICE&MVMNT 1 N 356-414-200 STU 1 MW 11:00- 1:50P MACGOWN 1330 CARUSO, S. 30 04 G 6.0 


356-414-201 STU 2 TR 11:00- 1:50P MACGOWN HIGHLANDS, D. 30 30 G 6.0 


116B ACTNG&VOICE&MVMNT 2 N 356-422-200 STU 1 MW 11:30-12:50P MACGOWN 1350 ORTH, T.J. 30 04 G 6.0 


356-422-201 STU 2 TR 12:00- 2:50P MACGOWN ORTH, T.J. 30 30 G 6.0 


118B ADV CREATV DRAMATCS N 356-432-200 LEC 1 TR 10:30-11:50A MACGOWN 2330 HARTER, P.M. 25 13 2.0- 4.0 


121 ACTING WORKSHOP N 356-453-200 STU 1 MW 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 1340 VALENZUELA, J.L. 20 30 2.0 


126B ACTNG&VOICE&MVMNT 3 Y 356-475-200 STU 1 F 12:00-12:50P MACGOWN 101 25 07 G 4.0 


356-475-201 STU 2 TR 2:00- 3:20P MACGOWN 1350 MONAGHAN, E.J. 25 15 G 4.0 


127A ADVANCED ACTING N 356-477-200 STU 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P MACGOWN 1154 MORELAND, J.E. 25 15 G 2.0 


128B ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 2 N 356-501-200 STU 1 TR 12:20- 1:50P MACGOWN 1154 MORELAND, J.E. 20 30 G 2.0 


356-501-201 STU 2 MW 12:30- 1:50P MACGOWN 1154 WAGAR, P.M. 25 30 G 2.0 


128E ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 2 N 356-485-200 STU 1 F 12:00- 2:50P MACGOWN 1350 HEIM, J. 25 07 G 2.0 


356-485-201 STU 2 MW 12:00- 1:20P MACGOWN 1340 PARADIS, A. 25 05 G 2.0 


130A FUND PLAYWRITING I N 356-490-200 LEC 1 T 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1165 GEIOGAMAH, H.L. 25 30 4.0 


130B FUND PLAYWRITING II N 356-491-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN 2310B GARDNER, G.A. 25 30 4.0 


130C WRTG-US MUSICL THTR N 356-492-200 LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1165 GARDNER, G.A. 25 30 4.0 


137B CNTNUM STD-ACTG STG N 356-541-200 STU 1 MW 11:00- 1:50P MACGOWN 2330 OLIVIERI, J.M. 25 30 4.0 


356-541-201 STU 2 TR 2:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 101 OLIVIERI, J.M. 20 30 4.0 


150 THTR PRDCTN&PRFRMNC N 356-611-200 STU 1 MW 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 2.0 


356-611-201 STU 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 2.0 


356-611-202 STU 3 F 9:00- 3:50P MACGOWN 1220 IONAZZI, D.A. 3 30 G 2.0 


356-611-203 STU 4 UNSCHED MACGOWN IONAZZI, D.A. 8 30 G 2.0 










154B SOUND DESIGN N 356-640-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:20P MACGOWN 2310C WARD, W.D. 20 13 G 4.0 


356-640-201 LEC 2 T 11:00-12:20P MACGOWN WARD, W.D. 20 30 G 4.0 

R 2:00- 3:20P MACGOWN 2101D 


C156B CMPTR ASSIST DESIGN N 356-655-200 STU 1 TR 9:00-10:50A MACGOWN 3312 ROSE, R.S. 10 12 G 2.0 


C157B COSTUME CONSTRCTION N 356-673-200 STU 1 S 9:00-12:50P MACGOWN 2204 MCGUIRE, W.J. 15 30 2.0 


171A ADV THEATER LAB N 356-684-200 LAB 1 UNSCHED MACGOWN GARDNER, G.A. 25 30 1.0- 4.0 



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356-684-201 LAB 2 UNSCHED MACGOWN GARDNER, G.A. 25 30 1.0- 4.0 






171B ADV THEATER LAB N 356-685-200 LAB 1 UNSCHED MACGOWN IONAZZI, D.A. 25 30 1.0- 4.0 


356-685-201 LAB 2 UNSCHED MACGOWN IONAZZI, D.A. 25 30 1.0- 4.0 






173A DESIGN ASGNMNT-ASST N 356-694-200 STU 1 UNSCHED JAMPOLIS, N.P. 15 30 G 2.0 


173B PRDCTN DSGN ASGNMNT N 356-695-200 STU 1 UNSCHED JAMPOLIS, N.P. 15 30 G 2.0 


M178 FILM&TV ACTNG WKSHP N 356-715-201 LAB 1 TR 9:00-11:50A MELNITZ 1462A 0 12 G 2.0 

SAME AS : FILM&TV M177 


356-715-202 LAB 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P MELNITZ 1462A 0 15 G 2.0 


356-715-203 LAB 3 F 10:00-12:50P MELNITZ 0 03 G 2.0 


192 MP&TV&THTR INTRNSHP N 356-799-200 FLD 1 UNSCHED NO FAC WARD, W.D. 20 30 2.0/ 8.0 


M193 ART&IMPRVSTN-MUSEUM N 356-800-200 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 4:50P MACGOWN 1330 CARUSO, S. 13 15 4.0 

SAME AS : HNRS M116 


202M SEM-AMERICN THEATER N 756-046-200 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN MUELLER, C.R. 20 30 4.0 


216B THEORY AND CRIT II N 756-154-200 LEC 1 R 8:00-10:50A MACGOWN 1165 KRAJEWSKA-WIECZORE 20 30 G 6.0 


230B THE FULL-LNGTH PLAY N 756-229-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 2310B SORGENFREI, C. 15 30 G 4.0- 8.0 


243B SCENIC DESIGN N 756-291-200 STU 1 MW 9:00-10:50A MACGOWN 3312 ISRAEL, R.A. 20 30 4.0 


263 PRODCTN PRJCT-STAGE N 756-390-200 DIS 1 UNSCHED MCLAIN, M.S. 10 30 G 2.0- 6.0 


298A SPECIAL STUDIES N 756-594-201 DIS 2 TR 11:00-12:20P MACGOWN WARD, W.D. 15 30 2.0/ 4.0 


298B SPECIAL STUDIES N 756-595-200 DIS 1 MW 9:00-11:50A MACGOWN VALENZUELA, J.L. 10 30 2.0/ 4.0 

RESTRICT: THEATER GRADUATE STUDENTS 

756-595-201 DIS 2 TR 11:00-12:20P MACGOWN WARD, W.D. 20 30 2.0/ 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 756-600-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED WARD, W.D. 50 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


420B ADVANCED ACTING 1 N 756-606-200 STU 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 2330 JENS, S. 20 16 G 4.0 


421B ADVANCED ACTING 2 N 756-613-201 STU 2 MTWRF 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 1340 LANGHAM, M. 50 08 G 4.0/ 8.0 


422 ADV ACT-THTR&FLM&TV N 756-616-200 STU 1 MTWRF 7:00-10:50P MACGOWN 2330 SHAPIRO, M. 15 30 SU 8.0-12.0 


424B ADV VOICE&SPEECH 1 N 756-628-200 STU 1 TR 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 102 WITTROCK, P.L. 20 15 G 2.0- 4.0 


424E ADV VOICE&SPEECH 2 N 756-635-201 STU 2 TR 9:30-10:50A MACGOWN 1154 WAGAR, P.M. 40 12 G 2.0- 4.0 


425B ADVANCED MOVEMENT 1 N 756-639-200 STU 1 MW 10:00-11:20A MACGOWN 1350 ORTH, T.J. 20 03 G 2.0- 4.0 


425E ADVANCED MOVEMENT 2 N 756-646-200 STU 1 MW 1:30- 2:50P MACGOWN 1350 HEIM, J. 25 06 G 2.0- 4.0 


430B ADV STD-PLAYWRITING N 756-653-200 LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 2310A VILLARREAL, E.E. 30 30 4.0- 8.0 


C433B SCRIPT DVLPMT WKSHP N 756-661-200 LAB 1 R 2:00- 5:50P MACGOWN 2310C LEVITOW, R.L. 15 16 4.0 


441B LIGHTING DESIGN N 756-673-200 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A MACGOWN 2217 JAMPOLIS, N.P. 10 30 G 4.0 


442B COSTUME DESIGN N 756-679-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A MACGOWN 2310A ARMSTRONG, A.M. 8 12 G 4.0 


756-679-201 LEC 2 TR 9:00-10:50A MACGOWN 2310C RAMICOVA, D. 10 12 G 4.0 


C456B CMPTR-ASSIST DESIGN N 756-732-200 STU 1 TR 9:00-10:50A MACGOWN ROSE, R.S. 10 30 G 2.0 


C457B COSTUME CONSTRCTION N 756-768-200 STU 1 S 9:00-12:50P MACGOWN 2204 MCGUIRE, W.J. 10 30 2.0 


463 PROD PROJ-DIRCT-STG N 756-718-201 STU 2 HACKETT, M.J. 10 30 8.0/12.0 


C472 PRODUCTN&PERFMN LAB N 756-739-200 LAB 1 W 12:00- 2:20P MACGOWN SHAPIRO, M. 50 30 2.0- 8.0 

F 9:00-10:50A MACGOWN 


474 PROJECTS-THTR DSGN N 756-737-201 LAB 1 UNSCHED WARD, W.D. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0 


756-737-202 LAB 2 UNSCHED ISRAEL, R.A. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0 


756-737-203 LAB 3 UNSCHED ROSE, R.S. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0 



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756-737-204 LAB 4 UNSCHED RAMICOVA, D. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0 


756-737-205 LAB 5 UNSCHED ARMSTRONG, A.M. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0 


756-737-206 LAB 6 UNSCHED JAMPOLIS, N.P. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0 


756-737-207 LAB 7 UNSCHED IONAZZI, D.A. 10 30 G 2.0- 4.0 


495B PRACTICM-TCHNG THTR N 756-777-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED SORGENFREI, C. 10 30 G 2.0 


498 INTERN-THTR&FILM&TV N 756-789-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED WARD, W.D. 25 30 4.0-12.0 


URBAN PLANNING 

192 URBN POLCY&PLANNING N 361-816-200 LEC 1 TR 10:30-11:50A PUB POL 2343 BLUMENBERG, E.A. 50 13 4.0 

193 URBAN POLICY&RESRCH N 361-824-200 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BUNCHE 2181 BURNS, L.S. 25 12 4.0 

Urban Planning 193, lecture 1: Housing Policy and Markets 

M202A PUBL CTL-LAND DEVEL N 761-021-200 LEC 1 T 11:00-12:15P LAW ZASLOFF, J. 5 31 3.0- 6.0 

W 11:00-12:15P LAW 

RESTRICT: URBAN PLANNING MAJORS 

205 SEM-THESIS&CMP EXAM N 761-037-200 SEM 1 M 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2317 BURNS, L.S. 25 30 SU 4.0 


761-037-201 SEM 2 T 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2319 WOLFF, G. 30 30 SU 4.0 


M206A GEOG INFO SYSTEMS N 761-043-200 LEC 1 MW 12:30- 1:50A PUB POL 1015A HOUSTON, J.D. 25 20 G 4.0 

SAME AS : PLCY ST M224A 


208 SEM-ADV RSRCH MTHDS N 761-056-200 SEM 1 W 10:00-12:50P PUB POL 5273 BLUMENBERG, E.A. 15 30 SU 4.0 


210B HIST-PLANNING PRCTC N 761-068-200 LEC 1 M 9:30-12:20P PUB POL 3343C CENZATTI, M. 20 30 4.0 


217A COMPRHNSV PLAN PROJ N 761-112-200 SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 3333 HINOJOSA-OJEDA, R. 20 30 SU 4.0 


761-112-201 SEM 2 T 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1284 CENZATTI, M. 20 30 SU 4.0 


220B QANT AN-URBN PLN II N 761-130-200 LEC 1 TR 10:30-12:20P PERLOFF 1243A LIGGETT, R.S. 70 13 4.0 


223 PRFSSNL DVLPMNT SEM N 761-152-201 SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2317 RICHMAN, N.T. 25 30 G 4.0 


761-152-202 SEM 2 T 5:00- 7:50P PUB POL 3333 RICHMAN, N.T. 20 30 G 4.0 


229 SPCL TPC-PLNNG MTHD N 761-200-200 LEC 1 T 9:30-12:20P PUB POL 5273 LOUKAITOU-SIDERISA 15 30 2.0- 8.0 


234A CITY&CNTRY-DEV WRLD N 761-220-200 LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 1256 COMMINS, S.K. 30 30 G 4.0 


M234C RESOURCE BASED DVLP N 761-225-200 DIS 1 W 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 3333 HECHT, S.B. 25 30 G 4.0 

SAME AS : GEOG M229 


235B URBNZ-DEVELPNG WRLD N 761-248-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-11:50A BUNCHE 3156 COMMINS, S.K. 30 30 G 4.0 


M236A REGNL ECON DVLPMT 1 N 761-254-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 5:50P PUB POL 2238 STORPER, M.C. 35 30 G 4.0 



M240 LOCAL GOVERNMENT N 761-280-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A LAW SCHWARTZ, G.T. 5 32 G 2.0- 6.0 


247 RACE&GNDR&CLTR&CITY N 761-323-200 DIS 1 W 5:00- 7:50P PUB POL 2278 LEAVITT, J. 25 20 4.0 


251 PLNNG-MULTIPL PUBLC N 761-345-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2319 GRIGSBY, J.E. 25 30 4.0 


M254 LAND USE&URBAN FORM N 761-372-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P PUB POL 1337 TAYLOR, B.D. 35 07 G 4.0 



260B PLTCS&INSTTNS&ENVIR N 761-408-200 LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P PUB POL 3343C CRANE, R.D. 10 30 4.0 


M262A TOXICS REDUCTION N 761-425-200 LEC 1 T 12:00- 1:50P HLTHSCI 41235 5 30 4.0 

SAME AS : CHM ENG M290U, ENV HLT M249 

269 ENVIRNMTL ANLY&PLCY N 761-468-200 SEM 1 TBA LEJANO, R.M. 25 20 4.0 


274 PHYSICAL PLANNING N 761-491-200 LEC 1 M 9:00-11:50A PUB POL 2343 GOLDSTEIN, C.E. 35 30 4.0 


375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 761-600-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED SHOUP, D.C. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


M404 PLAN&ARCHTCT STUDIO N 761-620-200 STU 1 W 10:00-12:50P PERLOFF LOUKAITOU-SIDERISA 10 02 4.0 

SAME AS : ARCH&UD M404 


501 COOPERATIVE PROGRAM N 761-805-200 TUT 1 THE STAFF 5 20 SU 2.0- 8.0 


WOMEN’S STUDIES 



10 FMNST-WOMEN&SOCIETY N ----------- LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BUNCHE 1209B DE, E.N. 160 15 4.0 

367-030-201 DIS 1A T 4:00- 4:50P MOORE 1003 20 0.0 

367-030-202 DIS 1B T 5:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3115 20 0.0 

367-030-203 DIS 1C W 9:00- 9:50A PUB POL 2325 20 0.0 

367-030-204 DIS 1D W 3:00- 3:50P ROLFE 3115 20 0.0 

367-030-205 DIS 1E R 4:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2325 20 0.0 


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367-030-206 DIS 1F R 5:00- 5:50P ROLFE 3118 20 0.0 

367-030-207 DIS 1G F 10:00-10:50A PUB POL 2292 20 0.0 

367-030-208 DIS 1H F 11:00-11:50A DANCE 103 20 0.0 

M101B GAY LIT-PST STONEWL Y 367-307-200 LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P KINSEY 247 LITTLE, A.L. 15 16 5.0 

SAME AS : ENGL M101B, LGBTS M101B 

M107A AMRCN WOMEN WRITERS N 367-342-200 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P DODD 170 ROWE, K.E. 20 14 4.0 


M107C SPCL TPCS-WOMEN&LIT N 367-344-200 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P PUB POL 2250 LEVEEN, L.A. 20 05 4.0 

SAME AS : ENGL M107C 

Women’s Studies M107C: Tell It Slant: The Political Voices of U.S. Women Poets 

110B FMNST THRY-HUMNTIES Y 367-361-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P ROYCE 164 DE, E.N. 35 13 4.0 

125 WOMEN&HLTH CARE-US N 367-450-200 LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 160 SUBRAMANIAN, S.K. 40 07 4.0 

M132A CHICANA FEMINISM N 367-492-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P DODD 162 SALDIVAR-HULL, S. 10 09 4.0 


M148 WOMEN IN HIGHER ED N 367-588-200 LEC 1 M 1:00- 4:50P PUB POL 2238 ASTIN, H.S. 10 05 4.0 

SAME AS : EDUC M148 


M155Q WOMEN&SOCIAL MVMNTS N 367-634-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HERSHEY 1609 HALE, S. 30 13 4.0 

SAME AS : ANTHRO M155Q 

M163 GENDER AND WORK N 367-678-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A KINSEY 141 BUCHMANN, M. 20 03 4.0 


Women’s Studies M165 will have an honors component which will meet an additional hour on Tuesdays from 1-1:50 p.m. in Franz 5461. Interested students should attend Tuesday, January 

11, at 1 p.m. in order to receive a PTE number. 

M165 PSYCH OF GENDER N 367-690-200 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P WGYOUNG CS76 PEPLAU, L.A. 50 15 4.0 

SAME AS : PSYCH M165 


185 SPCL TPC-WOMNS STDS N 367-810-201 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 5:20P PUB POL 2232 HAMMER, R. 25 30 4.0 


Women’s Studies 185, lecture 1: Media, Gender, and Ethnicity 

367-810-202 LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:30A FRANZ 5461 GARNETS, L. 15 30 4.0 


Women’s Studies 185, lecture 2: The Lesbian Experience 

367-810-203 LEC 3 MW 3:00- 4:50P DODD 78 CARLIN, L.N. 30 08 4.0 

RESTRICT: JUNIORS AND SENIORS 

Women’s Studies 185, lecture 3: Sexual Harassment Law 

367-810-204 LEC 4 MW 2:00- 3:50P KINSEY 96 KGOSITSILE, K.W. 5 07 4.0 

Women’s Studies 185, lecture 4: Women in African Literature 

M187 VIOLENCE AGNST WOMN Y 367-822-200 LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A DODD 67 LEVY, B. 8 30 G 4.0 

SAME AS : SOC WEL M108 


M192 PHIL ANLY-FEM THERY N 367-852-200 LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A ROLFE 2126 GARRY, A.A. 20 12 G 4.0 

SAME AS : PHILOS M192 


197 SENIOR RESEARCH SEM Y 367-882-200 SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P BUNCHE 3157 MANOFF, R.J. 15 30 4.0 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 767-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED DE, E.N. 10 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


WORLD ARTS AND CULTURES 

1A FNDMNT-MODERN DANCE N 359-001-200 LAB 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P DANCE 200 25 30 2.0 

359-001-201 LAB 2 MW 1:00- 2:20P DANCE 214 CLIPPINGER, K.S. 25 30 2.0 

1B FNDMNT-MODERN DANCE N 359-002-200 LAB 1 TR 1:00- 2:20P DANCE 200 CLIPPINGER, K.S. 25 30 2.0 

1C FNDMNT-MODERN DANCE N 359-003-200 LAB 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P DANCE 214 KINNEY, S. 25 30 2.0 

7B BEGINNING BALLET N 359-022-200 LAB 1 MWF 11:00-12:20P DANCE 218 BLOOM, M. 20 04 2.0 

RESTRICT: DANCE, DANCE/MOVEMENT, WORLD ARTS 

20 MUSIC-SOUNDS&SYSTMS N 359-060-200 STU 1 TR 11:00-12:50P DANCE 218 TERRY, K. 40 13 4.0 


23L LAB-CONDITNNG-DNCRS N 359-069-200 LAB 1 MW 9:30-10:50A DANCE 218 BAILEY, S.R. 25 02 PN 2.0 


World Arts 23L: Yoga 

48 LAB-DANCE PRODUCTN N 359-144-200 LAB 1 UNSCHED DONDLINGER, M.J. 20 30 PN 1.0 


71B DANCE OF INDONESIA N 359-213-200 STU 1 MW 2:30- 3:50P DANCE 214 SUPRIYANTO, E. 20 07 2.0 

71D DANCE OF INDIA N 359-215-200 STU 1 MW 11:00-12:20P DANCE 200 PRAKASH, V. 25 04 2.0 

72B DANCE-WEST AFRICA N 359-220-200 STU 1 MW 12:30- 1:50P DANCE 200 CAMARA, N. 30 05 2.0 

74C DANCE OF SPAIN N 359-238-200 STU 1 MW 4:00- 5:20P DANCE 208 DE LEON-TORSIELLOL 25 09 2.0 

World Arts 74C: Beginning Flamenco 

79 BEG AFRO-CUBAN DNCE N 359-275-200 STU 1 TR 5:00- 6:20P DANCE 218 DOME-PEREZ, T. 25 20 2.0 

BEGINNING TANGO N 359-275-201 STU 2 MW 7:30- 9:20P DANCE 208 SAVIGLIANO, M.E. 25 20 2.0 

BEG EAST EURO DANCE N 359-275-202 STU 3 TR 3:00- 4:20P DANCE 208 LARSEN, G.J. 20 16 2.0 

101B INTMD MOD DNCE TCHN N 359-308-200 STU 1 MWF 9:00-10:20A DANCE 200 BLOOM, M. 20 30 2.0 


359-308-201 STU 2 TR 1:00- 2:50P DANCE 218 EPIFANO, K.S. 20 30 2.0 


C102B ADV MDRN DANCE TCHN N 359-314-200 LAB 1 MW 9:00-10:50A DANCE 214 EPIFANO, K.S. 20 30 2.0 


103 IMPROVISATION-DANCE N 359-319-200 STU 1 TR 9:00-10:20A DANCE 214 MARTIN, N. 20 12 2.0 


105 FORM&MOTION-CHOREOG Y 359-330-200 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P DANCE 214 MARKS, V.E. 20 30 2.0 


C107 WORKSHOP IN BALLET Y 359-345-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:30- 1:50P DANCE 218 BLOOM, M. 20 05 2.0 


110 FLD-WRLD ARTS&CLTRS N 359-360-200 FLD 1 UNSCHED TOKOFSKY, P.I. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 


World Arts 110, field 1: Internships 

359-360-201 FLD 2 W 4:00- 5:20P DANCE 103 TOKOFSKY, P.I. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 

World Arts 110, field 2: Service Learning 


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115 DANCING CLOSE Y 359-390-200 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P DANCE 214 MARTIN, N. 20 13 3.0 


World Arts 115, lecture 1: Dancing Close: Partnering for the Millennium 

NEW FLAMENCO Y 359-390-201 LEC 2 MW 2:00- 3:20P DANCE 218 DE LEON-TORSIELLOL 20 07 3.0 


World Arts 115, lecture 2: 

123B CNDTNG&CRCTVS-DANCE N 359-439-200 LEC 1 TR 11:30-12:50P DANCE 105 CLIPPINGER, K.S. 20 13 4.0 


C127 VIDEO-TRAD&PRFR ART N 359-463-200 LAB 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P DANCE 152 BRAUN, N.K. 6 05 G 4.0 


128 DANCE&VISUAL MEDIA N 359-468-200 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A DANCE 103 MITOMA, J.M. 20 03 G 4.0 

130 AFRO-CUBAN MUSIC N 359-480-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P ROYCE 156 WARDINSKY 40 15 4.0 

RITUAL AND RELIGION N 359-480-201 LEC 2 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROYCE 156 NABOKOV, P. 40 30 4.0 

World Arts 130, lecture 2: From Transaction to Transcendence: Cross-Cultural Introduction to Religion and Ritual 

ETHNOGRAPHIC FILM N 359-480-202 LEC 3 T 3:00- 4:20P DODD 178 BISHOP, J.M. 25 15 4.0 

R 3:00- 4:20P KINSEY 289 

134 DNCE HIST-CULT&PERF N ----------- LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P DANCE 208 GERE, D.H. 40 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: DANCE, DANCE/MOVEMENT, WORLD ARTS & JUNIORS AND ABOVE 

World Arts 134: Theories of Intercultural Performance 

359-504-201 DIS 1A T 6:00- 6:50P DANCE 105 NUNES, J.M. 20 0.0 


359-504-202 DIS 1B W 6:00- 6:50P DANCE 103 NUNES, J.M. 20 0.0 


140B ART AS MORAL ACTION N 359-541-200 LEC 1 W 2:00- 5:50P FOWLER A103B SELLARS, P.M. 275 09 4.0 

140C INTRCLTRL PERFORMNC N 359-542-200 SEM 1 W 7:00- 9:50P DANCE 152 SELLARS, P.M. 25 23 4.0 


141 LGHT DSGN-DNCE THTR N 359-547-200 LEC 1 MW 3:30- 5:20P DANCE 200 DONDLINGER, M.J. 20 08 4.0 


146 TEXTILES OF WORLD N 359-576-200 LEC 1 W 9:00-11:50A FOWLER 2450 BARBER, E.J. 20 02 4.0 

World Arts 146: Central European Textiles 

148 ADV LAB-DANCE PRDCT N 359-588-200 LAB 1 UNSCHED DONDLINGER, M.J. 20 30 PN 1.0 


149 DANCE PRFRMC PRCTCM N 359-594-200 LAB 1 UNSCHED LEUNG, A.S. 20 30 PN 1.0 


151A FOUNDATION-DANCE ED N 359-606-200 LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A DANCE 214 SIEGEL, J. 20 03 4.0 


C160B GRP DYNAMCS&PROCESS N 359-661-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A DANCE 216 DOSAMANTES-BEAUDRY 10 11 PN 2.0 


165B MUSEUM EXHBTNS&EDUC Y 359-691-200 LEC 1 MWF 10:00-11:50A FOWLER 1459 ROSS, D.H. 20 03 5.0 


SAME AS : FLKLORE CM175 

C174C DANCE OF SPAIN N 359-744-200 STU 1 MW 6:00- 7:20P DANCE 208 DE LEON-TORSIELLOL 20 30 2.0 


World Arts C174C: Intermediate Flamenco 

C179 INTM AFRO-CUBAN DNC N 359-775-200 LAB 1 MW 4:00- 5:20P DANCE 218 DOME-PEREZ, T. 20 30 2.0 


INTERMEDIATE JAZZ N 359-775-201 LAB 2 TR 5:30- 6:50P DANCE 200 VACA, A.B. 20 20 2.0 


INT AFRO-CUBAN DRUM N 359-775-202 LAB 3 MW 5:30- 6:50P DANCE 152 WARDINSKY 10 20 2.0 


INTERMEDIATE TAP N 359-775-203 LAB 4 MW 2:00- 3:20P DANCE 208 DALLY, L. 20 07 2.0 


WEST AFRICAN DRUM N 359-775-204 LAB 5 MW 10:30-11:50A DANCE 152 REED, J.E. 15 03 2.0 

BODY MUSIC N 359-775-206 LAB 7 TR 9:00-10:20A DANCE 218 TERRY, K. 15 12 2.0 


190A SENIOR COLLOQUIUM N 359-894-200 LEC 1 TR 3:00- 5:20P ROYCE 156 TOKOFSKY, P.I. 40 30 T1 4.0 

RESTRICT: WORLD ARTS AND CULTURES SENIORS 

World Arts 190A, lecture 1: Theoretical 

359-894-201 LEC 2 TR 3:00- 5:20P DANCE 200 LEUNG, A.S. 25 30 T1 4.0 

RESTRICT: WORLD ARTS AND CULTURES SENIORS 

World Arts 190A, lecture 2: Performance 

191 REPERTORY DANC TOUR N 359-980-200 STU 1 TR 8:00-12:50P DANCE 200 CAMARA, N. 20 11 2.0/ 4.0 


192 PROJECTS IN DANCE N 359-896-200 LAB 1 M 7:30- 9:20P DANCE 152 DE LEON-TORSIELLOL 20 30 2.0- 4.0 

S 1:00- 3:50P DANCE 152 


359-896-201 LAB 2 TBA LEUNG, A.S. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 


359-896-202 LAB 3 TBA MARKS, V.E. 10 30 2.0- 4.0 


C197 CREATIVE COLLABRATN N 359-898-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P DANCE 103 TOMLINSN/DONDLINGR 10 15 G 2.0- 4.0 


World Arts C197, lecture 1: Aspects of Creative Collaboration in the Performing Arts 

211B ADV CHOREOGRAPHY N 759-067-200 STU 1 MW 4:00- 6:20P DANCE 214 GERE, D.H. 20 30 4.0 

RESTRICT: WAC,DANCE,DANCE/MOVEMNT GRADS ONLY 

C227 VIDEO-TRAD&PRFR ART N 759-163-200 LAB 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P DANCE 152 BRAUN, N.K. 4 30 G 4.0 


C260B GRP DYNAMCS&PROCESS N 759-361-200 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A DANCE 216 DOSAMANTES-BEAUDRY 10 11 SU 2.0 


261B SELF AND CULTURE Y 759-370-200 LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:20A DANCE 103 DOSAMANTES-BEAUDRY 15 13 G 4.0 


C264 ARTS OF IDENTITY N 759-380-200 LEC 1 F 3:00- 4:50P DANCE 152 SELLARS, P.M. 20 20 4.0 



SAME AS : FLKLORE CM275 

C279B DANCE ETHNOGRAPHY N 759-475-200 LEC 1 M 12:30- 3:20P DANCE 103 QUIGLEY, C.H. 20 05 4.0 



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C297 SELCTD TOPICS-DANCE N 759-582-200 LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P DANCE 103 TOMLINSN/DONDLINGR 10 15 G 2.0- 4.0 


World Arts C297, lecture 1: Aspects of Creative Collaboration in the Performing Arts 

759-582-201 LEC 2 T 7:00- 9:50P DANCE 216 SAVIGLIANO, M.E. 20 22 G 2.0- 4.0 


World Arts C297, lecture 2: Writing and Performance: Exploring Interculturalism 

375 TCHNG APRNTC PRCTCM N 759-620-200 SEM 1 UNSCHED CLIPPINGER, K.S. 20 30 SU 1.0- 4.0 


C402B ADV MDRN DANCE TCHN N 759-605-200 LAB 1 MW 9:00-10:50A DANCE 214 EPIFANO, K.S. 10 30 2.0 


C407 WORKSHOP IN BALLET Y 759-617-200 LEC 1 MWF 12:30- 1:50P DANCE 218 BLOOM, M. 10 05 2.0 


441 DANCE PRDCTN PRCTCM N 759-682-200 LAB 1 TBA LEUNG, A.S. 5 30 SU 2.0- 4.0 


460B CLNCL INTERN SPRVSN N 759-721-200 LEC 1 F 12:00- 4:50P DANCE 103 THE STAFF 0 07 SU 4.0 


C474C DANCE OF SPAIN N 759-754-200 STU 1 MW 6:00- 7:20P DANCE 208 DE LEON-TORSIELLOL 5 30 2.0 


World Arts and Cultures C474C: Intermediate Flamenco 

C479 DANCE-SELECTED CLTR N 759-759-200 LAB 1 MW 4:00- 5:20P DANCE 218 DOME-PEREZ, T. 10 30 2.0 


World Arts C479, lab 1: Intermediate Afro-Cuban Dance 

759-759-201 LAB 2 TR 5:30- 6:50P DANCE 200 VACA, A.B. 5 20 2.0 


World Arts C479, lab 2: Intermediate Jazz 

759-759-202 LAB 3 MW 5:30- 6:50P DANCE 152 WARDINSKY 5 20 2.0 


World Arts C479, lab 3: Intermediate Afro-Cuban Drumming 

759-759-203 LAB 4 MW 2:00- 3:20P DANCE 208 DALLY, L. 5 30 2.0 


World Arts C479, lab 4: Intermediate Tap 

759-759-204 LAB 5 MW 10:30-11:50A DANCE 152 REED, J.E. 5 03 2.0 

World Arts C479, lab 5: West African Drumming 

759-759-205 LAB 6 TBA LEUNG, A.S. 10 20 2.0 


759-759-206 LAB 7 TR 9:00-10:20A DANCE 218 TERRY, K. 5 12 2.0 


World Arts C479, lab 7: Body Music 

490 CHOREOG&PERFORMANCE N 759-780-200 TUT 1 UNSCHED LEUNG, A.S. 20 30 2.0- 8.0 


759-780-201 TUT 2 TBA MARKS, V.E. 10 30 2.0- 8.0 


759-780-202 TUT 3 UNSCHED 10 30 2.0- 8.0 


498 PRFSNL INTERN-DANCE N 759-794-200 SEM 1 TBA MITOMA, J.M. 15 30 4.0-12.0 



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Tentative Spring 2000 Class Listings 

The following section lists the undergraduate courses TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED for Spring Quarter. Only 

primary sections are listed. Revised information will be provided in the Spring Schedule of Classes. 


NUMBER COURSE TITLE REQ ID NUMBER TYP SEC DAYS TIME BUILDING/ ROOM INSTRUCTOR CAP XC TP UNITS 

AEROSPACE STUDIES 

Z LEADERSHIP LAB LAB 1 F 2:00- 4:50P SHEPLER, D.R. 100 

1C FOUNDATION-USAF LEC 1 F 1:00- 1:50P REYNOLDS, T.C. 25 

20C USAF AIR&SPACE POWR LEC 1 F 12:00-12:50P TERRELL, D.L. 25 

130C AIR FRCE LDRSP STDS LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A REYNOLDS, T.C. 25 

140C PREP-ACTIVE DUTY LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A SHEPLER, D.R. 25 

AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES 

6 BLACK INTLCTL THGHT LEC 1 W 6:00- 8:50P LEMELLE, S. 50 G 

C101 TPCS-AFRO-AMER STDS SEM 2 MW 2:00- 3:50P DUNYE, C 20 

SEM 4 M 2:00- 4:50P SILOS, M. 20 

M104B AFR-AM-HRLM REN-60S LEC 1 TBA YARBOROUGH, R.A. 10 


M110A AFRCN AM MUS HERITG LEC 1 DJEDJE, J.C. 5 

SAME AS : ETHNOMU M110A, FLKLORE M154A 

CM112D AFRICAN AMERICN ART LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P VONBLUM, P. 20 


M197A TPCS-AFRO-AMRCN LIT SEM 1 TBA SHARPE, J.A. 7 


SEM 2 TBA KGOSITSILE, K.W. 6 

AMERICAN INDIAN STUDIES 

10 AMERICN INDIAN STDS LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P CHAMPAGNE, D.W. 100 

197 AMERICN INDIAN STDS LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P REIFEL, N.M. 10 

ANTHROPOLOGY 

7 HUMAN EVOLUTION LEC 1 MANSON, J.H. 425 

9 CULTURE AND SOCIETY LEC 1 BRODKIN, K. 153 

12 HMN EVLTN-COMP ANLY LEC 1 KENNEDY, G.E. 192 

33 CULTURE&COMMUNICATN LEC 1 HOFFMAN, K.E. 170 

M80 STAT MTHDS-SOCL SCI LEC 1 15 

SAME AS : GEOG M40, SOCIOL M18, STATS M12 

115P ARCHAEOLOGY FLD TRN FLD 1 TBA WAKE, T.A. 10 

117P INTENSV LAB-ARCHLGY LAB 1 ARNOLD, J.E. 10 

121Q PALEOANTHRO-REVIEW SEM 1 KENNEDY, G.E. 18 

124P HUMAN SEXUAL BEHAVR LEC 1 FESSLER, D. 65 

133Q SYMBOLIC SYSTEMS LEC 1 FONAROW, W.L. 65 

135S DEVIANCE&ABNORMALTY LEC 1 CASEY, C.C. 65 

M140 LANGUAGE IN CULTURE LEC 1 GOODWIN, M.M. 84 


150 STUDY-SOCIAL SYSTMS LEC 1 O’BRIAN, R.A. 65 

153 EVOL-HUMAN SOCIETYS LEC 1 JOHNSON, A.W. 65 

167 URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY LEC 1 PHILLIPS, S.A. 65 

M168 CLTR&ILLNESS&HEALNG LEC 1 GARRO, L.C. 60 

SAME AS : NURSING M158 

171 SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA LEC 1 CASEY, C.C. 65 

175S JAPAN LEC 1 BABIOR, S.I. 65 

197HB FIELD METHODS SEM 1 GARRO, L.C. 20 G 

197K SLCTD TOPICS-ANTHRO SEM 1 PLUMMER, T.W. 18 

APPLIED LINGUISTICS AND TESL 

101 LANG LEARNING&TCHNG LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P JENSEN, L. 25 

C111 WRTNG-SECND LANG ED LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P HOLTEN, C. 13 

C118 LANG TEACHNG PRCTCM SEM 1 F 9:00-11:50A JENSEN, L. 13 PN 

161 TALK AND THE BODY SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A GOODWIN, C. 25 G 

English as a Second Language 

32 ORAL-STRESS&INTONTN LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BRINTON, D.M. 18 

33B ENGL AS A 2ND LANG LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BRINTON, D.M. 20 

F 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 2112 

33C ENGL AS A 2ND LANG LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BRINTON, D.M. 20 

F 12:00-12:50P ROLFE 2118 

LEC 2 TR 8:00- 9:50A BRINTON, D.M. 20 

F 8:00- 8:50A ROLFE 2118 

LEC 3 MW 2:00- 4:20P BRINTON, D.M. 20 

34 ADV ORAL COMUN SKLS LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P BRINTON, D.M. 18 

35 DVLP COMP-ESL STDTS LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BRINTON, D.M. 20 

LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:50A BRINTON, D.M. 20 

LEC 3 TR 10:00-11:50A BRINTON, D.M. 20 

37 ENGLISH GRAMMR&STYL LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P HOLTEN, C. 20 

103 PRONUNCTN-ESL STDNT LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A GOODWIN, J. 18 

LEC 2 TR 12:00- 1:50P GOODWIN, J. 18 

ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN 

M190 HUMAN ENVIRONMENT LEC 1 TBA RAND, G. 0

Tentative Spring 2000 Class Listings BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING / 155 




ART 

1A DRAWING STU 1 TR 1:00- 4:50P DRUCKER, B. 15 

1B SCULPTURE STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A 15 

11A PAINTING STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A 15 

11B PHOTOGRAPHY STU 1 MW 8:00-11:50A 15 

11D NEW GENRES STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P BURDEN, C.L. 15 

11E CERAMICS STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P 15 G 

31 MODERNISM DIS 1 F 9:00-11:50A HOPKINS, H.T. 35 

100 ISSUES-CONTEMP ART DIS 1 F 1:00- 3:50P CARSON, J.C. 30 

130 ADVANCED DRAWING STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P 15 

STU 2 TR 1:00- 4:50P 15 

133 ADVANCED PAINTING STU 1 MW 8:00-11:50A WICKMAN, P.A. 15 

STU 2 MW 1:00- 4:50P PITTMAN, L.G. 15 

137 ADVANCED NEW GENRES STU 1 TR 1:00- 4:50P RUPPERSBERG, A. 15 

STU 2 MW 8:00-11:50A BURDEN, C.L. 15 

145 ADVANCED SCULPTURE STU 1 MW 8:00-11:50A 15 

STU 2 TR 1:00- 4:50P RAY, C.R. 15 

147 ADVANCED PHOTOGRPHY STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P 15 

STU 2 TR 1:00- 4:50P 15 

148 ADVANCED CERAMICS STU 1 TR 8:00-11:50A 15 G 

150 SENIOR STUDIO STU 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P RAY, C.R. 15 

STU 2 TR 8:00-11:50A RUPPERSBERG, A. 12 

197 HONORS COURSE TUT 1 TBA KELLY, M. 10 

ART HISTORY 

54 MODERN ART LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BOIME, A.I. 270 

55A INTRO-AFRICAN ART LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P CAMERON, E.L. 225 

100 ART HIST THRY&MTHDS DIS 1 R 3:00- 5:50P 15 G 

C103B MUSEUM STUDIES LEC 1 T 4:00- 6:50P 60 2T 

109B BAROQUE ART LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A KUNZLE, D.M. 20 

110F SEL TOPC-MODERN ART LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P 60 

C112C AMERICN ART-1900-45 LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:15A WHITING, C.M. 39 

CM112D AFRICAN AMERICN ART LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P VONBLUM, P. 30 


127 UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 T 2:00- 5:00P ZEITLER, B. 10 

C150B CNTMP ART 1960S-70S LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P KWON, M. 39 

195A DPRTMNTL HONORS CRS TUT 1 UNSCH 10 T1 

195B DPRTMNTL HONORS CRS TUT 1 UNSCH VON FALKENHAUSEN,L 5 T2 

TUT 2 UNSCH PREZIOSI, D.A. 5 T2 

TUT 3 TBA MCCALLUM, D.F. 1 T2 

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES 

99 ASIANS IN AMERICA LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P YU, H.S. 180 

101B INTRN-ASN PCFC CMNT FLD 1 M 3:00- 4:50P CENIDOZA, T.B. 25 PN 

105 ASIAN AM HISTORIOG SEM 1 T 3:00- 5:50P WAT, E.C. 20 

130C VIETNMS AMRC EXPRNC LEC 1 W 6:00- 8:50P PHAM, D.C. 80 

197A TPCS-ASIAN AMER STD LEC 1 R 1:00- 3:50P ICHIOKA, Y. 15 

197B TPCS-ASIAN AMER STD LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P THE STAFF 40 

197D TPCS-ASIAN AMER STD LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:45A HU, W. 25 

LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:15P THONGTHIRAJ, R.M. 25 

197E TPCS-ASIAN AMER STD LEC 1 R 1:00- 3:50P FERUS-COMELO, A.F. 35 

197F TPCS-ASIAN AMER STD LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:20P OH, A. 30 

197K TPCS-ASIAN AMER STD LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P SHROFF, B.F. 35 

197L TPCS-ASIAN AMER STD LEC 2 M 6:00- 8:50P MC CARTHY, N. 20 

LEC 3 T 3:00- 5:50P KIM, S. 20 

197N TPCS-ASIAN AMER STD LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P YONEMURA, A.S. 35 

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES 

2 AIR POLLUTION LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A LEW, J.K. 300 

3 INTR-ATMOS ENVIRMNT LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A FOVELL, R.G. 300 

5 CLIMATS-OTHR WORLDS LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P THORNE, R.M. 60 

6 CLIMATE&CLIMTC CHNG LEC 1 MF 9:30-10:45A MECHOSO, C.R. 60 

104 AIR&WATER POLLUTION LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A STUTZ, J.P. 15 G 

C110 DYNMC&SYNPTC MTRLGY LAB 1 MW 1:00- 3:50P WAKIMOTO, R.M. 15 

130 CIRCULATN-S M BASIN LEC 1 T 3:30- 5:20P HALPERN, D. 15 G 

M140 ENVIRNMNTL CHEM LAB LEC 1 T 1:00- 2:50P PAULSON, S.E. 15 

SAME AS : CHEM M104 

190 OPRATNL METEOROLOGY LAB 1 UNSCH WAKIMOTO, R.M. 5 G 

BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 

M140 CELL BIO-CELL CYCLE LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P GRUNSTEIN, M. 100 G 

SAME AS : MCD BIO M140 

CM159A REGULATN-TRANSCRPTN LEC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P GRALLA, J.D. 5 T1 

SAME AS : CHEM CM159A 

CM159B REGULATN-TRANSCRPTN LEC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P COUREY, A.J. 5 T2 

SAME AS : CHEM CM159B 

CM178 MOLECULAR GENETICS LEC 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A PAYNE, G.S. 30 G 

SAME AS : HUM GEN CM178, MCD BIO CM178 

195 CRNT RSCH-BIOL CHEM DIS 1 TBA THE STAFF 30 

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING 

M103 HUMN PHYS-BMED ENGR LEC 1 TBA 25 G 


M180 INTRO-BIOMATERIALS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A DUNN, B.S. 15 G 

SAME AS : MAT SCI M180

156 / BIOSTATISTICS Tentative Spring 2000 Class Listings 



BIOSTATISTICS 

100A INTRO-BIOSTATISTICS LEC 1 MWF 4:00- 5:50P 108 

115 TOPICS IN ESTIMATN LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A DABROWSKA, D.M. 40 G 

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 

101C MASS TRANSFER LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P NOBE, K. 70 G 

103 SEPARATN PROCESSES LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P FRIEDLANDER, S.K. 70 G 

104A CHEMICAL ENGR LAB 1 LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P MONBOUQUETTE, H.G. 45 G 

M105A INT-ENGR THERMODYNC LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A CHEN, G. 10 G 


108B CMPTR-AID DSGN&ANLY LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A FREDERKING, T.H. 35 G 

LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:50A FREDERKING, T.H. 35 G 

C115 BIOCHEM REACTN ENGR LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P LIAO, J.C. 25 G 

119 POLLUTION PREVNTION LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A MANOUSIOUTHAKIS, V 30 G 

CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 

2 INTRODUCTORY CHEM LEC 1 MW 1:00- 1:50P THE STAFF 50 

14A STRUCTRS&EQUILIBRIA LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A THE STAFF 150 

14B THERMODNMCS&KINETCS LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A THE STAFF 235 

LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:50P THE STAFF 0 

14BL GEN&ORGN CHEM LAB 1 LEC 1 M 3:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 0 

14C ORGNC MOLEC STRCTRS LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A THE STAFF 235 

LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 200 

14CL GEN&ORGN CHEM LAB 2 LEC 1 M 4:00- 4:50P THE STAFF 0 

20A CHEMICAL STRUCTURE LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 100 

20B ENERGETICS&CHANGE LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P THE STAFF 200 

20L GENRL CHEMISTRY LAB LEC 1 M 2:00- 2:50P THE STAFF 0 

30 INTRO-ORGANIC CHEM LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A THE STAFF 150 

LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P THE STAFF 235 

30L GENRL CHEMISTRY LAB LEC 1 R 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 0 

103 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEM LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 200 

M104 ENVIRNMNTL CHEM LAB LEC 1 T 1:00- 2:50P PAULSON, S.E. 10 

SAME AS : ATMOSCI M140 

110A PHYS-THERMODYNAMICS LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A 0 

110B STTSTC MCHNCS&KNTCS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 30 

C113B PHYS-INT MOL SPECTR LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A THE STAFF 20 

114 PHYSICAL CHEM LAB LEC 1 TR 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 0 

114H PHYS CHEM LAB-HONOR LEC 1 TR 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 0 

130A ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 1 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A THE STAFF 225 

130AL ORGANIC CHEM LAB LEC 1 M 3:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 0 

130B ORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A THE STAFF 295 

130BL ORGANIC CHEM LAB LEC 1 M 4:00- 4:50P THE STAFF 0 

136 ORGNIC STRUCT MTHDS LEC 1 TR 10:00-10:50A THE STAFF 0 

140 ORGANIC REACTIONS LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 150 

153A STRCTR&ENZMS&MTBLSM LEC 1 MTWF 8:00- 8:50A THE STAFF 100 

LEC 2 MTWF 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 235 

LEC 3 MTWF 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 0 

153B DNA&RNA&PROTN SYNTH LEC 1 MWRF 1:00- 1:50P THE STAFF 105 

153C METABOLISM&REGULATN LEC 1 MTWF 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 80 

LEC 2 MTWF 2:00- 2:50P CLARKE, S.G. 80 

153CH METBLSM&REGLTN-HNRS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A 20 G 

153L BIOCHMICAL MTHDS I LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A THE STAFF 0 

154 BIOCHMICAL MTHDS II LEC 1 TR 10:00-10:50A THE STAFF 0 G 

CM155 BIOLOGICL CATALYSIS LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A 0 G 

SAME AS : MCD BIO CM160 

156 PHYSICAL BIOCHEM LEC 1 MWRF 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 200 

CM159A REGULATN-TRANSCRPTN LEC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 10 

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM159A 

CM159B REGULATN-TRANSCRPTN LEC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 10 

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM159B 

171 INTRMD INORGNC CHEM LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A THE STAFF 64 

184 CHEMICAL INSTRMENTN LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A THE STAFF 0 

CHICANA AND CHICANO STUDIES 

101 THEORETICL CONCEPTS LEC 1 TBA SANTA ANA, O. 85 

M103D CONTMP CHICANO THTR LEC 1 M 9:00-11:50A VALENZUELA, J.L. 20 

SAME AS : THEATER M103D, WLD ART M103D 

M105B RECENT CHICANO LIT LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P SALDIVAR-HULL, S. 20 


M108A MUSIC-LATIN AMERICA LEC 1 LOZANO, D. 84 

SAME AS : ETHNOMU M108A 

125 US-MEXICO RELATIONS LEC 1 TBA HINOJOSA-OJEDA, R. 35 

132 BORDER CONSCIOUSNSS LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:30P GASPAR DE ALBA, A. 35 G 

134 EXHIBITING CULTURES LEC 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P GASPAR DE ALBA, A. 35 G 

197A TOPICS-CHICANO STDS SEM 1 TBA HAYES-BAUTISTA, D. 35 

197B TOPICS-CHICANO STDS SEM 1 TBA PONS, M.C. 35 

197C TOPICS-CHICANO STDS SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P GAPASIN, F. 35 

197D TOPICS-CHICANO STDS SEM 1 TBA TORRES-GIL, F.M. 35 

197E TOPICS-CHICANO STDS SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P BACA, J.F. 35 

CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 

15 COMPUTNG-CIVIL ENGR LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A LEE, H. 15 G 

LEC 2 TR 10:00-11:50A MEHTA, P.P. 15 G 

108 INT-MCHN-DFMBL SLDS LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:20P WALLACE, J.W. 45 G 

LEC 2 MW 12:00- 1:20P FELTON, L.P. 45 G 

128L SOIL MECHANICS LAB LEC 1 M 12:00-12:50P VUCETIC, M. 0 G 

135L STRL DSGN&TSTNG LAB LEC 1 T 8:00- 9:50A FELTON, L.P. 0 G

Tentative Spring 2000 Class Listings COMPUTER SCIENCE / 157 



142L REINF CNCRT STR LAB LEC 1 TR 12:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 0 G 

143 DSN-PRSTR CNCR STRC LEC 1 WF 8:00- 9:50A SELNA, L.G. 35 G 

144 STRCTRL SYSTMS DSGN LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HART, G.C. 0 G 

156A ENVIRNMNTL CHEM LAB LEC 1 MW 12:00-12:50P LAU, S. 0 G 

157A WATER RSRC STRUCTRS LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A DRACUP, J.A. 30 G 

157B WATER TRTMNT PLANTS LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 30 G 

163 ATMO CHEM&AIR POLUT LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P SAHU, R. 35 G 

164 HAZRDOUS WASTE SITE LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HARMON, T.C. 40 G 

180 INTR-TRANSPORT ENGR LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 35 G 

198 SPCL STDS-CIVIL ENG LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A REED, M.F. 10 G 

CLASSICS 

20 SURVEY-ROMAN CIVIL LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FRISCHER, B.D. 240 

41 LATIN LIT-TRANSLATN LEC 1 MW 1:00- 1:50P GURVAL, R.A. 80 

M147 ARISTOTLE LEC 1 TBA KELSEY, S.A. 10 


150A FEMALE IN GRK THGHT LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P BERGREN, A.L. 40 

M153D CLSCL GRK ART&ARCHL LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A LATTIMORE, S. 75 

SAME AS : ART HIS M102D 

162 CLASSIC MYTH IN LIT LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A THE STAFF 75 

Greek 

3 ELEMENTARY GREEK LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 20 

LEC 2 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A THE STAFF 20 

101A HOMER - ODYSSEY LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P KING, K. 15 

121 PLATO LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 15 

Latin 

3 ELEMENTARY LATIN LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A NEWLANDS, C.E. 20 

LEC 2 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A NEWLANDS, C.E. 20 

LEC 3 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A NEWLANDS, C.E. 20 

LEC 4 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P NEWLANDS, C.E. 20 

107 HORACE-ODES&EPODES LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P FRISCHER, B.D. 15 

115 CAESAR LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A VINE, B.H. 15 

COMMUNICATION STUDIES 

10 INTRO-COMMCTN STDS LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P SUMAN, M.W. 400 

101 FREEDOM OF COMUNCTN LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A ROSS, D.R. 160 

M125 TALK&SOCL INSTITTNS LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P CLAYMAN, S.E. 35 

SAME AS : SOCIOL CM125 

140 THRY-PERSUASVE COMM LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P ROSENTHAL, P.I. 75 

M147 SOCIOL OF MASS COMM LEC 1 SRINIVAS, L. 30 


150 COMMUNICATION RSRCH LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P GROPER, R.P. 100 G 

M161 MASS MEDIA&ELECTNS LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P KAUFMANN, K.M. 27 

SAME AS : POL SCI M141D 

170 LEGAL COMMUNICATION LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P ROSENTHAL, P.I. 75 

177 LIBEL&FRDM-EXPRESSN LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P 35 

185 FLD STD-COMMUNICATN LEC 1 T 5:00- 6:50P GREGORY, M.S. 85 PN 

187 ETHCL&PLCY-MASS COM LEC 1 W 3:00- 6:50P PLATE, T. 60 

191HC DEPT HONORS RESRCH DIS 1 TBA 18 G 

197B INFORMTN&INSTITUTNS LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A AGRE, P.E. 25 

197J VOICE&PERCEPTION LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P KREIMAN, J.E. 25 

197K EVOLTN-MEDIA IMAGES LEC 1 W 1:00- 3:50P KETELAAR, T.V. 25 

197N PLACE&ID&NETWK WRLD LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P CURRY, M.R. 30 

197T NEW ELECTRONC MEDIA LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P LIEVROUW, L.A. 20 

COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES 

19 PEER HLTH CNSLR TRN LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A VIELE, P.L. 130 

100 INTRO-COMM HLTH SCI LEC 1 100 G 

132 HLTH&DSEAS&SRV-L AM LEC 1 R 12:00- 2:50P TAUB, B. 20 

195 CANCER CONTROL LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P 50 G 

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 

1C WRD LIT-ENLTNMT-20C DIS 1 TR 11:00-12:15P NISONSON, E.J. 160 

2BW SRV-LIT-LAT MDL-17C LEC 1 MW 10:00-10:50A THE STAFF 90 G 

2DW GREAT BOOKS-WORLD LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A MANNERS, M. 108 G 

194 VARIABLE TOPICS SEM 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A COOPERSON, M.D. 25 

SEM 2 TR 11:00-12:10P ALBRECHT, T. 25 

SEM 3 TR 12:30- 1:45P LIPPIT, S.M. 25 

COMPUTER SCIENCE 

2 GREAT IDEAS-COM SCI LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A DYER, M.G. 50 

32 INTRO TO COM SCI 2 LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A LICHTEN, L. 90 G 

33 SYSTEMS PROGRAMMING LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P ROHR, J.A. 60 G 

LEC 2 MW 2:00- 3:50P ROHR, J.A. 60 G 

LEC 3 TR 8:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 60 G 

LEC 4 TR 4:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 60 G 

LEC 5 MW 8:00- 9:50A 0 G 

M51A LOGC DSGN-DGTL SSTM LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 43 G 


LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P STAUDHAMMER, J. 40 G 

111 OPERATNG SSTMS PRIN LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 65 G 

LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P GUY, R.G. 65 G 

112 COM SYS MDLG FNDMTL LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A SANADIDI, M.Y. 50 G 

118 CMPTR NTWRK FNDMNTL LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P SANADIDI, M.Y. 50 G 


130 SOFTWARE ENGINEERNG LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P GRIESEL, M.A. 50 G 

132 COMPILER CONSTRCTN LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P EGGERT, P.R. 40 G

158 / CYBERNETICS Tentative Spring 2000 Class Listings 



143 DATABASE SYSTEMS LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A CARDENAS, A.F. 70 G 

M151B COMPUTR SYSTMS ARCH LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A TAMIR, Y. 50 G 

SAME AS : EL ENGR M116C 

LEC 3 MW 12:00- 1:50P MANGIONE-SMITH, W. 60 G 

M152A DIGITAL DESIGN LAB LAB 1 MW 10:00-11:50A RENNELS, D.A. 10 G 

SAME AS : EL ENGR M116L 

LAB 2 MW 2:00- 3:50P RENNELS, D.A. 10 G 

LAB 4 TR 10:00-11:50A STAUDHAMMER, J. 10 G 

M152B DGTL DSGN PROJ LAB LAB 1 MWF 12:00- 1:50P RENNELS, D.A. 10 G 

SAME AS : EL ENGR M116D 

LAB 2 TRF 4:00- 5:50P RENNELS, D.A. 10 G 

LAB 3 TRF 2:00- 3:50P RENNELS, D.A. 10 G 

161 ARTIFICL INTELLIGNC LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A KORF, R.E. 60 G 

170A SCIENTIFIC COMPUTNG LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PARKER, D.S. 20 G 

171L DATA COMM SSTMS LAB LAB 1 R 8:00- 9:50A DZHANIDZE, R.P. 20 G 

T 12:00- 4:50P BOELTER 3704 

174 ELEMNTS-CMPTR GRAPH LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 40 G 

LEC 2 MW 4:00- 5:50P LAW, A. 40 G 

180 ALGORITHMS&COMPLXTY LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A KOUTSOUPIAS, E. 60 G 

181 FORML LANGS&AUTOMTA LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P GREIBACH, S.A. 60 G 

190 COM SCI DSGN PROJCT LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P KLINGER, A. 20 G 

LEC 2 MW 6:00- 7:50P LAW, A. 6 G 

M196B MDLNG&SMLTN-BIO SYS LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P DISTEFANO, J.J. 25 G 


CM196L BIOMED&BIOCYB RSRCH LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P DISTEFANO, J.J. 5 G 


CYBERNETICS 

195H HONORS THESIS TUT 1 UNSCH THE STAFF 10 PN 

DENTISTRY 

98C PSYCH-PRSNLTY TYPES SEM 1 MAZEY, K.A. 0 G 

DESIGN 

22 FORM STU 1 TBA BASSLER, J.W. 20 

23 DRAWING STU 1 TBA MIHICH, V.V. 20 

24 VISUAL TECHNOLOGIES STU 1 TBA KATAOKA, M. 18 

25 LETTERFRMS&TYPGRPHY STU 1 TBA SWANLUND, G.J. 18 

103 VISUAL COMMUNICATN LEC 1 TBA 40 G 

C106 MEDIA STUDIES LEC 1 TBA 25 G 

C123 FNDMNTLS-ARCHITCTNC LEC 1 MW 10:30-11:50A 25 

C142 GEOMETRIC MODELING LEC 1 TERZIDIS, K. 18 

153 DESIGN FOR VIDEO STU 1 KATAOKA, M. 18 

154 DESIGN-PRINT MEDIA STU 1 18 

155 DSGN-PRINT&DIGITAL STU 1 SWANLUND, G.J. 18 

156A DESIGN-VIRTUAL FORM STU 1 MCNALL, C.C. 18 

156B TM&MOTN-VIRTL SPACE STU 1 STEINKAMP, J.J. 18 

157A DSGN-INTERACT MEDIA STU 1 18 

159 SENIOR PROJECT LEC 1 12 G 

160 TOPICS-AREA STUDIES LEC 1 LANE, C.A. 18 

LEC 2 VESNA, V. 18 

184 MTRL-SURFAC PATTERN STU 1 TBA BASSLER, J.W. 20 

193 PROSEMINAR-DESIGN SEM 1 TBA MIHICH, V.V. 20 G 

197 HONORS COURSE TUT 1 UNSCH VESNA, V. 10 

EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES 

1 INTRO TO EARTH SCI LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A REED, W.E. 225 

8 EARTHQUAKES LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P VIDALE, J.E. 60 

9 ORGN&EVLTN-SLR SYSM LEC 1 RUSSELL, C.T. 0 

15 INTROD-OCEANOGRAPHY LEC 1 KYTE, F.T. 0 

17 DINOSAURS&RELATIVES LEC 1 VENDRASCO, M.J. 0 

LAB 1A 0 

LAB 1B 0 

LAB 1C 0 

LAB 1D 0 

LAB 1E 0 

LAB 1F 0 

LAB 1G 0 

LAB 1H 0 

LAB 1I 0 

20 NAT HST-SOUTHRN CAL LEC 1 RF 1:00- 1:50P HALL JR, C.A. 20 

61 ELEMENTS-FIELD GEOL LEC 1 TR 9:00- 9:50A BIRD, G.P. 30 

103A IGNEOUS PETROLOGY LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P REID, M.R. 25 

119 CONT DRFT&PLT TCTNC LEC 1 HOUSTON, H.B. 25 

121A ADV FIELD GEOLOGY FLD 1 TBA AXEN, G.J. 20 

121B ADV FIELD GEOLOGY FLD 1 TBA REED, W.E. 20 

133 HIST&REGIONAL GEOL LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P INGERSOLL, R.V. 20 

135 INT-APLD GEOPHYSICS LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A JACKSON, D.D. 20 

150 RMOTE SNS-EARTH SCI LEC 1 0 

153 OCEANS&ATMOSPHERES LEC 1 0 

EAST ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES 

Chinese 

3 ELEM MODERN CHINESE LEC M1 TR 1:00- 1:50P WANG, Y. 80 

LEC M2 TR 2:00- 2:50P WANG, Y. 20 

6 INTRMED MOD CHINESE LEC 1 TR 1:00- 1:50P LIAO, R. 80 

100C ADVD MODERN CHINESE LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A LIAO, R. 50

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101B ADV READ-MOD CHNESE LEC 1 TR 2:00- 2:50P LIAO, R. 50 G 

102A BUSINESS CHINESE LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A WANG, Y. 45 

110C INTR-CLASCL CHINESE LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A SCHABERG, D.C. 50 G 

160 CHINESE BUDDHISM LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P 30 

165 CHINESE BDDHST TXTS LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P BUSWELL, R.E. 40 


61 INTRO-ZEN BUDDHISM LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BODIFORD, W.M. 40 G 

Indic 

110C ADVANCED SANSKRIT LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P SCHOPEN, G.R. 20 

Japanese 

3 ELEM MOD JAPANESE LEC M1 TR 10:00-10:50A SUGAMOTO, N. 100 

LEC M2 TR 12:00-12:50P SUGAMOTO, N. 60 

LEC M3 TR 1:00- 1:50P IWASAKI, S. 50 

6 INTRMD MOD JAPANESE LEC 1 TR 1:00- 1:50P DOUGLAS, M.O. 50 

15 INTRMEDT RDNG&WRTNG LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P DOUGLAS, M.O. 20 

100C ADV MODERN JAPANESE LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A DOUGLAS, M.O. 60 

101B ADV RDNGS-MDRN JPNS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P 20 

151 LIT-TRANSLTN-MODERN LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A 60 G 

165 JAPANESE BUDDH TEXT LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BODIFORD, W.M. 15 G 

C197B SEM-MODERN JAPAN SEM 1 R 3:00- 5:50P LIPPIT, S.M. 15 G 

Korean 

3 ELEM MODERN KOREAN LEC 1 TR 10:00-10:50A SOHN, S. 60 

3A ELEM KORN-KORN SPKR LEC M1 TR 11:00-11:50A SOHN, S. 50 

LEC M2 TR 1:00- 1:50P SOHN, S. 50 

6 INTRMED MDRN KOREAN LEC 1 TR 10:00-10:50A 30 

6A INTRMDT KOREAN-NATV LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A 60 

100C ADV MODERN KOREAN LEC 1 TR 1:00- 1:50P 20 

101C ADV RDNG-MOD KOREAN LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A OH, M. 20 

102C ADV KOREAN CONVRSTN LEC 1 TR 1:00- 1:50P 25 

C105C KOREAN ACADMC TEXTS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P 30 

CM120 STRUCTURE OF KOREAN LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P LEE, H. 20 


176 KOREAN CONFUCN TXTS LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P DUNCAN, J. 20 G 

177 MODERN KOREAN THGHT LEC 1 TBA EM, H.H. 80 G 

180C CLTRL HISTORY-KOREA LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P LEE, T.S. 50 G 

South and Southeast Asian Languages and Cultures 

40C INTRODUCTORY HINDI LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P MAHAJAN, G. 20 G 

F 12:00-12:50P 

41C INTERMEDIATE HINDI LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A MAHAJAN, G. 20 G 

F 11:00-11:50A 

50C INTRO VIETNAMESE LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P PHAM, T.C. 20 G 

F 2:00- 2:50P 

51C INTERMDT VIETNAMESE LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P PHAM, T.C. 20 G 

F 3:00- 3:50P 

60C INTRODUCTORY THAI LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P JATURONGKACHOKE, K 20 G 

F 12:00-12:50P 

70C INTRO TAGALOG LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P AZORES, T.M. 20 G 

F 1:00- 1:50P 

71C INTERMEDIAT TAGALOG LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P AZORES, T.M. 20 G 

F 2:00- 2:50P 

80C INTRO INDONESIAN LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A 20 

F 10:00-10:50A 

ECONOMICS 

1 PRIN OF ECONOMICS LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 275 

LEC 2 TBA THE STAFF 275 

2 PRIN OF ECONOMICS LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 250 


11 MICROECONOMC THEORY LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 160 


M40 INTRO-STATIS MTHDS LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 60 


101 MICROECONOMC THEORY LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 160 


102 MACRO ECON THEORY LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 120 



104 MANAGERIAL ECONOMIC LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 80 

106 TOPCS-BUSINESS ECON LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 40 

107 HIST OF ECON THEORY LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 150 

130 PUBLIC FINANCE LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 120 


134 ENVIRONMENTAL ECON LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 100 G 

147A INTRO-ECONOMETRICS LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 40 

152 TRD UNION&PROF ASOC LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 40 

160 MONEY AND BANKING LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 180 

171 IND ORG-THEOR&TCTCS LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 100 

173 CENTRALIZED MARKETS LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 60 

174 ORGNZTN OF THE FIRM LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 50 

181B DEV-ECON INST-W EUR LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 50 

183 DEV-ECON INSTITU-US LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 50 

184 ENTRPRS&ENTRPRNR-US LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 40 

188F APPLICATN ECON THRY SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 24 G

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191 INTERNTL TRADE THRY LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 80 



192 INTERNATNL FINANCE LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 40 



193 INTRNATNL AREA STDS SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 

195H HONORS THESIS SEM SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 10 

EDUCATION 

125A EXCPTNL INDIVIDUALS LEC 1 MW 9:00- 9:50A REIN, R.P. 30 

140 TIME&BHVR-EDUC ORGS LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P BRUNO, J.E. 30 G 

183A LDRSHP-EDUCTN&CMNTY LEC 1 R 10:00-11:50A ANDERSON, E.C. 20 

C191D POLITICS OF EDUCATN LEC 1 M 1:00- 4:50P TORRES, C.A. 20 

191G ADOLESCNT PSYCHOSOC LEC 1 R 1:00- 4:50P SKAGER, R.W. 30 

192A TCHNG&LEARNNG FNCTN LEC 1 T 9:00-11:50A BARBEE, B.L. 20 

192C DYNMCS-PEER TEACHNG LEC 1 T 2:00- 3:50P BARBEE, B.L. 20 

LEC 2 W 3:00- 5:50P TRENT, J.W. 20 

LEC 3 W 10:00-11:50A ANDERSON, E.C. 20 

LEC 4 TR 5:00- 5:50P TRENT, J.W. 15 

194B CULT&GENDR&HUMN DEV LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A GUTIERREZ, K.D. 20 G 

194C CULTR&COMM&HUMN DEV LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A GUTIERREZ, K.D. 30 G 

195 PHIL FOUNDATNS-EDUC LEC 1 W 1:00- 4:50P WEINBERG, L.A. 30 G 

197D ADV UGRAD RSRCH SEM SEM 1 M 9:00-12:50P BRUNO, J.E. 20 G 

197F ED-EXCPTNL INDIVDLS LEC 1 W 2:00- 2:50P REIN, R.P. 20 

197G ED-EXCPTNL INDIVDLS LEC 1 W 2:00- 2:50P REIN, R.P. 20 

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 

10 CIRCUIT ANALYSIS I LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WERTER, M.J. 156 G 

M16 LOGC DSGN-DGTL SSTM LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 22 G 


LEC 2 TR 2:00- 3:50P STAUDHAMMER, J. 20 G 

100 ELCTRCL&ELCTRNC CIR LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WERTER, M.J. 110 G 

102 SYSTEMS AND SIGNALS LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A PAGANINI, F.G. 110 G 

103 APPLD NUMERICL COMP LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P VANDENBERGHE, L. 102 G 

110L CIRCUIT MSRMNTS LAB LAB 1 T 8:00-11:50A NELSON, P.R. 20 G 

LAB 2 W 12:00- 3:50P YABLONOVITCH, E. 20 G 

LAB 3 W 8:00-11:50A BABAIE, H. 20 G 

113 DIGITAL SIGNL PROCS LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P NA, H.R. 108 G 

113L DGTL SGNL PRCSG LAB LAB 1 W 12:00- 3:50P JAIN, R. 0 G 

115A ANALG ELCTRN CRCT 1 LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P JALALI, B. 104 G 

115AL ANALOG ELCTRN LAB 1 LAB 1 R 12:00- 3:50P BABAIE, H. 20 G 

LAB 2 F 8:00-11:50A BABAIE, H. 20 G 

LAB 3 F 12:00- 3:50P MESGHALI, F. 20 G 

LAB 4 T 12:00- 3:50P MESGHALI, F. 20 G 

115BL ANALOG ELCTRN LAB 2 LAB 1 F 12:00- 3:50P BABAIE, H. 20 G 

115D DSGN-ELCTRNC CIRCTS LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P RAZAVI, B. 30 G 

M116C COMPUTR SYSTMS ARCH LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A TAMIR, Y. 30 G 


LEC 3 MW 12:00- 1:50P MANGIONE-SMITH, W. 30 G 

M116D DGTL DSGN PROJ LAB LAB 1 MWF 12:00- 1:50P THE STAFF 5 G 


LAB 2 TRF 4:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 5 G 

LAB 3 TRF 2:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 5 G 

M116L DIGITAL DESIGN LAB LAB 1 MW 10:00-11:50A THE STAFF 5 G 


LAB 2 MW 2:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 5 G 

LAB 4 TR 10:00-11:50A STAUDHAMMER, J. 5 G 

121B PRIN-SEMICON DEVICE LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A VISWANATHAN, C.R. 80 G 

122AL SEMCNDCT DVICES LAB LAB 1 T 8:00-11:50A WANG, K.L. 6 G 

LAB 2 W 12:00- 3:50P WANG, K.L. 6 G 

LAB 3 R 12:00- 3:50P CHANG, M.F. 6 G 

LAB 4 F 12:00- 3:50P CHANG, M.F. 6 G 

124 SEMICND PHYSCL ELEC LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BROWN, E.R. 11 G 

129D SEMICNDCTR PROCESNG LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A WOO, J.C. 30 G 

131B INTR-STOCHSTC PRCSS LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A THE STAFF 25 G 

132A COMMUNICATN SYSTEMS LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A VILLASENOR, J.D. 65 G 

141 PRINC-FEEDBK CONTRL LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A WANG, P.K. 90 G 

161 ELECTROMAGNTC WAVES LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A CASTANEDA, J.A. 85 G 

162A WIRELESS COMMUNICTN LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P RAHMAT-SAMII, Y. 20 G 

163B MICROWV&MILLIMTR-WV LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:20A GREILING, P.T. 20 G 

164BL MCRWV CRCT DSGN LAB LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A JALALI, B. 6 G 

174 SEMICNDCTR OPTOELEC LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WU, M.C. 50 G 

190D SYSTEMS DESIGN LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P POTTIE, G.J. 36 G 

ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE 

95 ETHCL&PRFSNL ISSUES LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P ONEILL, R.R. 30 G 

ENGLISH 


2 UNIVERSITY WRITING LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A POPHAM, S.A. 17 G 

LEC 2 MW 10:00-11:50A POPHAM, S.A. 17 G 

LEC 3 TR 8:00- 9:50A LISLE, B.J. 17 G 

LEC 4 MW 4:00- 5:50P POPHAM, S.A. 0 G 

LEC 5 MW 12:00- 1:50P MCCORMICK, A.H. 0 G 

LEC 6 TR 10:00-11:50A MANO, S. 17 G 

LEC 7 TR 4:00- 5:50P LISLE, B.J. 17 G

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LEC 8 TR 12:00- 1:50P LISLE, B.J. 17 G 

LEC 9 TR 10:00-11:50A BEIDERWELL, B.J. 25 G 

LEC 10 MW 2:00- 3:50P MAASIK, S. 20 G 

3 ENGL COMP-RHET&LANG LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:15A GRIFFIN, S.M. 20 G 

LEC 2 MW 8:00- 9:15A MAASIK, S. 20 G 

LEC 3 TR 8:00- 9:15A MITCHELL, T.M. 20 G 

LEC 4 TR 8:00- 9:15A MAASIK, S. 20 G 

LEC 5 MW 9:30-10:45A CREASY, W.C. 20 G 

LEC 6 MW 9:30-10:45A GRIFFIN, S.M. 0 G 

LEC 7 MW 9:30-10:45A SMITH, M.C. 20 G 

LEC 9 TR 9:30-10:45A MAASIK, S. 20 G 



LEC 12 TR 2:00- 3:15P MOYLE, G. 0 G 

LEC 13 MW 11:00-12:15P CREASY, W.C. 20 G 

LEC 14 MW 11:00-12:15P WESTBAY, J. 20 G 

LEC 15 MW 11:00-12:15P LISOVSKY, K.F. 20 G 

LEC 16 MW 11:00-12:15P 0 G 

LEC 17 TR 11:00-12:15P MAASIK, S. 20 G 

LEC 18 TR 11:00-12:15P MASCARO, J. 20 G 

LEC 20 TR 11:00-12:15P NORWOOD, K.M. 20 G 

LEC 21 MW 12:30- 1:45P MERRILL, C. 20 G 

LEC 22 MW 12:30- 1:45P CLEMENTS, R.L. 20 G 

LEC 23 MW 12:30- 1:45P 0 G 

LEC 24 MW 12:30- 1:45P MAASIK, S. 20 G 

LEC 25 TR 12:30- 1:45P GILMORE-JAFFE, P. 20 G 

LEC 26 TR 12:30- 1:45P LEWIS, J.S. 20 G 



LEC 29 MW 2:00- 3:15P THE STAFF 0 G 

LEC 31 MW 2:00- 3:15P MCCORMICK, A.H. 20 G 

LEC 32 TR 2:00- 3:15P FRETZ, R. 20 G 

LEC 33 TR 2:00- 3:15P GILMORE-JAFFE, P. 20 G 


LEC 35 MW 4:00- 5:15P MOYLE, G. 20 G 



LEC 38 TR 4:00- 5:15P LISLE, B.J. 20 G 


LEC 40 MW 3:30- 4:45P 0 G 


LEC 42 TR 3:30- 4:45P 0 G 


LEC 44 MW 5:00- 6:15P 0 G 


LEC 46 TR 5:00- 6:15P 0 G 

LEC 47 TR 11:00-12:15P 0 G 

LEC 48 TR 9:30-10:45P 0 G 

3H ENGL COMP-RHET&LANG LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50P MCCORMICK, A.H. 20 G 

100W ACADEMIC WRITING LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BONCA, T.C. 20 G 


LEC 3 MW 12:00- 1:50P BONCA, T.C. 20 G 

LEC 4 TR 4:00- 5:50P MACH, S.P. 20 G 

LEC 5 TR 10:00-11:50A BONCA, T.C. 20 G 

LEC 6 TR 2:00- 3:50P MASCARO, J. 20 G 

LEC 7 MW 2:00- 3:50P MOYLE, G. 20 G 

LEC 8 TR 2:00- 3:50P CREESE, R.A. 20 G 

LEC 9 TR 12:00- 1:50P FRANKEL, E.P. 20 G 

LEC 10 TR 2:00- 3:50P CREESE, R.A. 20 G 

LEC 11 TR 10:00-11:50A DE, E.N. 0 G 

LEC 12 TR 12:00- 1:50P DE, E.N. 0 G 

110 WRITING ADJUNCT LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P FRETZ, R. 20 

120A LANG STDY TCHR-ELEM LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P POPHAM, S.A. 0 

129A ACADEMIC WRITNG-LIT LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A GERRARD, L. 0 

129B ACDMC WRTNG-SOC SCI LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A FRETZ, R. 60 

130A COMP-ELEM SCHL TCHR LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P MACH, S.P. 0 G 

130B COMP-2NDRY SCH TCHR LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P MANO, S. 20 

131A WRITNG-LAW&POLITICS LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P GRIFFIN, S.M. 15 

LEC 2 MW 12:00- 1:50P GRIFFIN, S.M. 15 

131B WRTNG-BSNS&SOC PLCY LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A CREASY, W.C. 15 

LEC 2 TR 8:00- 9:50A GERRARD, L. 15 

LEC 3 TR 10:00-11:50A GERRARD, L. 15 

LEC 4 MW 12:00- 1:50P CREASY, W.C. 15 

131C WRTNG-MED&PBLC HLTH LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A LEWIS, J.S. 15 

LEC 2 MW 2:00- 3:50P LEWIS, J.S. 0 

LEC 3 TR 2:00- 3:50P LEWIS, J.S. 15 

131D WRTNG-MEDIA&COMNCTN LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A WESTBAY, J. 15 

LEC 2 MW 12:00- 1:50P WESTBAY, J. 15 

LEC 3 F 10:00- 1:50P WESTBAY, J. 0 

LEC 4 TR 2:00- 3:50P 0 

LEC 5 MW 1:00- 2:50P MAASIK, S. 15 

132A GENDER AND WRITING LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A GERRARD, L. 0 

132C WRITING-CULTRL STDS LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P DE, E.N. 0 

English 

4HW CRITCL READ&WRITING LEC 1 TBA BROSAMER, M.J. 20 

4W CRITCL READ&WRITING LEC 1 TBA BATTEN, C.L. 25 G

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LEC 2 TBA BATTEN, C.L. 25 G 





















10A ENGL LIT TO 1660 LEC 1 TBA SHUGER, D.K. 160 

10B ENGL LIT 1660-1832 LEC 1 TBA LEWIS, J.E. 160 

10C ENGL LIT 1832-PRES LEC 1 TBA BRISTOW, J.E. 220 

80 MAJOR AMER AUTHORS LEC 1 TBA LEVEEN, L.A. 230 

85 THE AMERICAN NOVEL LEC 1 TBA KEELY, K. 300 

95A INTRO TO POETRY LEC 1 TBA DICKEY, S.J. 75 

103 JEWISH AMER FICTION LEC 1 TBA NOVAK, M.E. 60 

M104A EARLY AFRO-AM LIT LEC 1 YARBOROUGH, R.A. 0 


M105B RECENT CHICANO LIT LEC 1 TBA SALDIVAR-HULL, S. 40 


M107A AMRCN WOMEN WRITERS LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 30 


M107B BRITISH WOMN WRITRS LEC 1 TBA DAKESSIAN, M.A. 30 

SAME AS : WOM STD M107B 

M107C SPCL TPCS-WOMEN&LIT LEC 1 TBA 60 

SAME AS : WOM STD M107C 

112 CHILDRENS LIT LEC 1 TBA MYERS, M. 60 

113 LIT-ADLSCNT&YNG ADL LEC 1 TBA MYERS, M. 60 

114 WRLD LITS IN ENGLSH LEC 1 TBA KGOSITSILE, K.W. 60 

118 FILM & LITERATURE LEC 1 TBA DECKER, J.L. 40 

119 LIT-CLFRNIA&US WEST LEC 1 TBA SEE, C. 60 

133 CREATV WRIT-POETRY LEC 1 TBA MULLEN, H.R. 15 

LEC 2 TBA WILSON, R. 15 

134 CREAT WRIT-SHT STRY LEC 1 TBA SARRIS, G.M. 15 

LEC 2 TBA BENDER, A. 15 

140B CRITICISM-SPCL TPCS LEC 1 TBA 40 

141A CHAUCER-CBURY TALES LEC 1 TBA JAGER, E. 40 

LEC 2 TBA BROSAMER, M.J. 40 

LEC 3 TBA CONDREN, E.I. 40 

142A SHAKES-POEM&ER PLAY LEC 1 TBA GALLAGHER, L. 45 

LEC 2 TBA DICKEY, S.J. 45 

LEC 3 TBA 45 

LEC 4 TBA 45 

142B SHAKESP-LATER PLAYS LEC 1 TBA ALLEN, M.J. 45 

LEC 2 TBA ROSTON, M. 45 

LEC 3 TBA HUTTER, A.D. 45 

LEC 4 TBA 45 

142C SHAKESPEARE-TOPICS LEC 1 TBA LITTLE, A.L. 35 

143 MILTON LEC 1 TBA LEWIS, J.E. 45 

LEC 2 TBA ROSTON, M. 45 

LEC 3 TBA LIVINGSTON, M. 45 

151 ELIZABETHAN LIT LEC 1 TBA GALLAGHER, L. 60 

153 LIT-EARLY 17 CENT LEC 1 TBA POST, J.F. 60 

154 RESTOR & EAR 18TH C LEC 1 TBA DEUTSCH, H.E. 60 

160 EARLIER ROMANTC LIT LEC 1 TBA BURWICK, F.L. 50 

166 20TH C BRIT FICTION LEC 1 TBA NORTH, M.A. 60 

170B AMER LIT 1775-1832 LEC 1 TBA PACKER, B.L. 50 

171A AMER LIT 1832-1865 LEC 1 TBA COLACURCIO, M.J. 60 

171B AMER LIT 1866-1912 LEC 1 TBA GARFIELD, D.M. 60 

172A AMER LIT 1912-1945 LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P BRESKY, M.L. 60 

173C AMER FCTN SNCE 1945 LEC 1 TBA HAYLES, N.K. 60 

174C AMER PTRY SNCE 1945 LEC 1 TBA LINCOLN, K.R. 60 

176 AMERICAN DRAMA LEC 1 TBA GOODWIN, J.E. 60 

177 SPECL TPCS-AMER LIT LEC 1 TBA FLEISSNER, J.L. 60 

LEC 2 TBA 60 

178 PERSPEC-AMER CLTURE LEC 1 TBA ALLMENDINGER, B. 60 

LEC 2 TBA BRESKY, M.L. 60 

180 MEDIEVAL LITERATURE SEM 1 TBA KIPLING, G. 15 

180X SPECIALIZD STDS-LIT SEM 1 TBA JAGER, E. 15 

SEM 2 TBA LINCOLN, K.R. 15 

181 RENAISSANCE LIT SEM 1 TBA SHUGER, D.K. 15 

183 18TH CENTURY LIT SEM 1 TBA BATTEN, C.L. 15 

184 ROMANTIC LITERATURE SEM 1 TBA DAKESSIAN, M.A. 15 

186 20TH CENT BRIT LIT SEM 1 TBA ALBRECHT, T. 0 

187 COLONIAL AMER LIT SEM 1 TBA COLACURCIO, M.J. 15

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188 19TH CENT AMER LIT SEM 1 TBA WORTHAM, T.R. 15 

SEM 2 TBA FLEISSNER, J.L. 15 

189 20TH CENT AMER LIT SEM 1 TBA MOTT, C.M. 15 

SEM 2 TBA NORTH, M.A. 15 

SEM 3 TBA 15 

M197A TPCS-AFRO-AMRCN LIT SEM 1 TBA SHARPE, J.A. 8 


ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES 

100 INTR-ENVRMNTL HLTH LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P ECKHERT, C.D. 150 

EPIDEMIOLOGY 

100 PRINCP-EPIDEMIOLOGY LEC 1 TR 9:00- 9:50A MALMGREN, R.M. 60 

ETHNOMUSICOLOGY 

10C WORLD MUSIC THEORY LEC 1 MTWR 9:00-10:50A GRASSE, J.B. 20 G 

20B MUSIC-NR EAST&AFRIC LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P RACY, A.J. 105 

91B MUSIC OF BALI ACT 1 T 7:00- 9:50P WENTEN, I.N. 20 

91C MUSIC&DANCE-BALKANS ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P RICE, T. 15 

91D MUSIC OF CHINA ACT 1 TBA LI, C. 15 

91E MUSIC&DANCE-GHANA ACT 1 R 6:00- 8:50P LADZEKPO, K. 20 

91F MUSIC OF INDIA ACT 1 TBA KAUSHAL, A. 20 

ACT 2 TBA HUSAIN, S. 15 

91G MUSIC OF JAPAN ACT 1 T 5:00- 6:50P YUGE, I. 20 

ACT 2 TBA YUGE, I. 20 

91H MUSIC OF JAVA ACT 1 T 4:00- 5:50P WENTEN, I.N. 20 

91J MUSIC OF KOREA ACT 1 TBA KIM, D.D. 20 

ACT 2 W 5:00- 6:50P KIM, D.D. 20 

91K MUSIC OF MEXICO ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P CANO, N. 20 

91L MUSIC OF PERSIA ACT 1 TBA THE STAFF 15 

91N MUSIC OF NEAR EAST ACT 1 R 7:00- 9:50P RACY, A.J. 20 

91P MUSIC-AFRCN AMERCNS ACT 1 R 11:00-12:50P ROBERSON, J.E. 50 

91Z OPEN ENSEMBLE ACT 1 W 7:00- 9:50P AGUABELLA, F.U. 20 

ACT 2 T 7:00- 9:50P WOOLEY, A.S. 40 

92 MUSIC INSTRUCTION STU 1 UNSCH RICE, T. 20 G 

106B MUSIC-AMERCN INDIAN LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P THE STAFF 40 

M108A MUSIC-LATIN AMERICA LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A LOZA, S.J. 410 

SAME AS : CHICANO M108A 

M129C JAZZ THEORY&IMPROV LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P RANIER, T.J. 10 G 

SAME AS : MUSIC M129C 

170 ACOUSTICS LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P KENDALL, R.A. 10 

171 ADV JAZZ PERFRMANCE LAB 1 TBA MIRANDA, R. 3 G 

LAB 2 TBA BURRELL, K.E. 3 G 

LAB 3 TBA FOSTER, G. 3 G 

LAB 4 WILSON, A.J. 5 G 

LAB 5 BOHANON, G.R. 5 G 

LAB 6 HIGGINS, B. 5 G 

LAB 7 CHILDS, W.E. 5 G 

LAB 8 CLAYTON, J.L. 5 G 

LAB 9 PRICE, R. 5 G 

LAB 10 TBA MORRISON, B. 5 G 

LAB 11 TBA WEIR, M.A. 5 G 

LAB 12 TBA CLAYTON, J.L. 5 G 

M177 JAZZ COMBO ACT 1 T 3:00- 4:50P WEIR, M.A. 5 G 

SAME AS : MUSIC M177 

ACT 2 R 5:00- 6:50P BURRELL, K.E. 5 G 

ACT 3 T 6:00- 7:50P BURRELL, K.E. 5 G 

ACT 4 T 5:00- 6:50P LAND, H. 5 G 

ACT 5 T 5:00- 6:50P HIGGINS, B. 10 G 

ACT 6 T 7:00- 8:50P LOZA, S.J. 5 G 

ACT 7 M 5:00- 6:50P BOHANON, G.R. 5 G 

191B ADV MUSIC OF BALI ACT 1 T 7:00- 9:50P WENTEN, I.N. 10 G 

191C ADV MSC&DNC-BALKANS ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P RICE, T. 10 G 

191D ADV MUSIC OF CHINA ACT 1 TBA LI, C. 10 G 

191E ADV MUSC&DANC-GHANA ACT 1 R 6:00- 8:50P LADZEKPO, K. 10 G 

191F ADV MUSIC OF INDIA ACT 1 TBA KAUSHAL, A. 10 G 

ACT 2 TBA HUSAIN, S. 10 G 

191G ADV MUSIC OF JAPAN ACT 1 T 5:00- 6:50P YUGE, I. 10 G 

ACT 2 TBA YUGE, I. 10 G 

191H ADV MUSIC OF JAVA ACT 1 T 4:00- 5:50P WENTEN, I.N. 10 G 

191J ADV MUSIC OF KOREA ACT 1 TBA KIM, D.D. 10 G 

ACT 2 W 5:00- 6:50P KIM, D.D. 10 G 

191K ADV MUSIC OF MEXICO ACT 1 M 7:00- 9:50P CANO, N. 10 G 

191L ADV MUSIC OF PERSIA ACT 1 TBA THE STAFF 10 G 

191N ADV MUSIC-NEAR EAST ACT 1 R 7:00- 9:50P RACY, A.J. 10 G 

191P ADV MUSIC-AFR AMRCN ACT 1 R 11:00-12:50P ROBERSON, J.E. 25 G 

191Z ADV OPEN ENSEMBLE ACT 1 W 7:00- 9:50P AGUABELLA, F.U. 10 G 

ACT 2 T 7:00- 9:50P RICE, T. 10 G 

192 ADV MUSIC INSTRUCTN STU 1 UNSCH RICE, T. 10 G 

EUROPEAN STUDIES 

102 TOPCS-EUROPEAN STDS DIS 1 W 1:00- 3:50P BALDWIN, P. 15 G 

FILM AND TELEVISION 

98T TECHNOLOGY-US FILM SEM 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P FISHER, K.B. 15 G 

106A HIST AM MOTION PIC LEC 1 MW 9:00-12:50P KUNTZ, J.A. 200 

106C AFR&ASN&LAT-AM FILM LEC 1 MW 1:00- 4:50P NORIEGA, C.A. 120 

114 FILM GENRES LEC 1 MW 10:00-12:50P DUNYE, C. 30

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127 ISSUES-FILM&TELECST LEC 1 W 4:00- 6:50P TRACHINGER, R. 25 G 

128 MEDIA AND ETHNICITY LEC 1 R 2:00- 4:50P BOZZI, M.R. 20 

130B SCRNWRT FNDMT WKSHP DIS 1 T 2:00- 4:50P CARUSO, D. 25 

150 CINEMATOGRAPHY LEC 1 F 9:00- 3:50P MCDONALD, W. 10 G 

151 FILM&TV IMAGE LAB LEC 1 F 2:00- 4:50P STARKIE, B.S. 25 

152 FILM&TV SND RECRDNG LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P MARIN, E. 10 

153 MOTION PICT LIGHTNG LEC 1 T 10:00- 1:50P DENOVE, T.F. 25 G 

154 FILM EDITING LEC 1 F 10:00-12:50P MARIN, E. 10 

163 DIRECTNG THE CAMERA LAB 1 T 7:00- 9:50P GARY, G.E. 25 G 

176B ADV UNDRGRD PRODCTN DIS 1 UNSCH GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 10 G 

M177 FILM&TV ACTNG WKSHP LAB 1 TBA 0 G 


LAB 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P 0 G 

178 FILM&TV PRODCTN LAB LAB 1 UNSCH STARKIE, B.S. 25 G 

LAB 2 UNSCH WAGMISTER, C. 25 G 

LAB 3 UNSCH SMITH, B.J. 25 G 

LAB 4 UNSCH STEIN, H 25 G 

LAB 5 UNSCH SALVI, D.N. 25 G 

LAB 6 UNSCH GOLDOVSKAYA, M. 25 G 

LAB 7 UNSCH DENOVE, T.F. 25 G 

LAB 8 UNSCH SCHREIBMAN, M.A. 25 G 

LAB 9 UNSCH MERCER, C.L. 25 G 

181A ANIMTN DSGN-FILM&TV LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P MERCER, C.L. 15 

181C ANIMATION WORKSHOP STU 1 TR 10:00-12:50P WARD, D.A. 25 

187B RMOT MULTI-CAM PROD LEC 1 R 10:00-12:50P TRACHINGER, R. 15 G 

192 FILM&TV INTERNSHIP FLD 1 T 5:00- 6:50P MANN, D.R. 26 

FOLKLORE AND MYTHOLOGY 

15 INTR-AMER FLKLR STD LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P JONES, M.O. 120 

M112 SURV-MDVL CELTC LIT LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A NAGY, J.F. 10 

SAME AS : ENGL M111E 

M118 FOLK ART&MATRL CLTR LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P JONES, M.O. 20 

SAME AS : WLD ART M118 

M119 FAIRY TALE-LIT&SCTY LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P TOKOFSKY, P.I. 15 G 

SAME AS : GERMAN M122 

M149 FLK LIT-HISPANC WLD LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A ARORA, S.L. 5 


M154A AFRCN AM MUS HERITG LEC 1 DJEDJE, J.C. 5 

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M110A, ETHNOMU M110A 

FRENCH 

1 ELEMENTARY FRENCH LEC 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A JANSMA, K. 23 

LEC 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A JANSMA, K. 23 

LEC 3 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A JANSMA, K. 23 





2G ELEM FR-GRD STD LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A JANSMA, K. 25 SU 






LEC 6 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P JANSMA, K. 23 

LEC 7 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P JANSMA, K. 23 

4 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A JANSMA, K. 23 


5 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A JANSMA, K. 20 


LEC 3 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P JANSMA, K. 20 

6 INTERMEDIATE FRENCH LEC 1 MTWF 10:00-10:50A JANSMA, K. 20 

LEC 2 MTWF 11:00-11:50A JANSMA, K. 20 

LEC 3 MTWF 12:00-12:50P JANSMA, K. 20 

10A FRENCH CONVERSATION DIS 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A JANSMA, K. 15 

10C FRENCH CONVERSATION DIS 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P JANSMA, K. 15 

12 INTRO-STDY OF FR LT LEC 1 MW 12:00-12:50P GANS, E.L. 40 

14 INTRO-FRENCH CVLZTN LEC 1 MW 12:00-12:50P WEIL, K. 50 

98T PARIS 1900 SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P MEEKER, S.L. 15 G 

100 WRITTEN EXPRESSION LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A THE STAFF 20 

101 WRITTEN EXPRESSION LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P THE STAFF 20 

105 STRUCTURE OF FRENCH LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P JANSMA, K. 20 

107 ADV ORAL EXPRESSION LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 

108A ADV PRCTCL TRANSLTN LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A DUFRESNE, N.I. 20 

112 MDVL FNDTNS-EUR CIV LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HAIDU, P. 40 

114A MEDIEVL&RENSSNC LIT LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P CARRON, J. 20 

118B 18TH CENTURY-NOVEL LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A COLEMAN, P.J. 20 

120A EARLY 20TH C WRITRS LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A WERNER, S.D. 20 

C121B QUEBEC LITERATURE LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P COLEMAN, P.J. 20 

125 EVOLUTN-FRNCH COMDY LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P WERNER, S.D. 20 

130 FRNCH&FRNCOPHN CLTR LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P WEIL, K. 20 G 

141 CINEMA&LIT-FRANCE LEC 1 T 1:00- 1:50P STEFANOVSKA, M. 25 

R 1:00- 3:50P 

158 STDS-HIST OF IDEAS LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A CARRON, J. 20 

164C FRENCH NOVL-TRNSLTN LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P LIONNET, F. 40 

GENERAL EDUCATION CLUSTERS 

M1C GLOBAL ENVIRON-TPCS SEM 1 TBA 17 G

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SAME AS : ENVIRON M1C 

SEM 2 TBA 17 G 





20C INTERRCL DYNAMCS-US SEM 1 TBA 20 G 






21C HIST-MODERN THOUGHT SEM 1 0 G 

SEM 2 0 G 

SEM 3 0 G 

SEM 4 0 G 

SEM 5 0 G 

SEM 6 0 G 

SEM 7 0 G 

SEM 8 0 G 

70C COSMOS AND LIFE SEM 1 TBA 20 G 






GEOGRAPHY 

1 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMNT LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A SMITH, L. 132 

2 BIOGEOG-CHNGNG WRLD LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P LONGCORE, T.R. 132 

3 CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A CURRY, M.R. 120 

4 REGNL DEV&WRLD ECON LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A ESSLETZBICHLER, J. 88 

5 PEOPLE&EARTH ECOSYS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P MACDONALD, G.M. 200 


SAME AS : ANTHRO M80, SOCIOL M18, STATS M12 

101 COASTAL GEOMORPHLGY LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ORME, A.R. 90 

101A CST GEOMRPH-FLD&LAB FLD 1 T 2:00- 4:50P ORME, A.R. 90 

104 CLIMATOLOGY LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P RAPHAEL, M.N. 115 

110 POPULATN&NTRL RSRCS LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:15P CLARK, W.A. 115 

M128 GLOBAL ENVIR&DVLPMT LEC 1 MW 5:00- 6:15P MULDAVIN, J.S. 99 

SAME AS : URB PLN CM128, URB PLN C266 

129 SEM-ENVIRNMNTL STDS SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P RAPHAEL, M.N. 115 

135 AFRICAN ECOL&DVLPMT LEC 1 R 5:00- 7:50P CARNEY, J.A. 100 

138 THE NETWORKED WORLD LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P CURRY, M.R. 115 

140 POLITICAL GEOGRAPHY LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P BEREZIN, M.M. 50 

144 ETHNICITY-US CITY LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:15A YOUNG, T.G. 90 

157 REGNL GROWTH&CHANGE LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:15P RIGBY, D.L. 90 

163 FLD ANLY-BIOGEOGRPH FLD 1 S 8:00- 5:00P WALTER, H. 90 

166 IMAGES OF THE EARTH LEC 1 TBA THROWER, N.J. 50 

168 GEOG INFO SYSTEMS LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 50 

169 REMOTE SENSING&GIS LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P THE STAFF 40 

170 ADV GEOG INFO SYSTM LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:50P TURNER, E.J. 20 

182A SPANISH SOUTH AMER LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BELL, S.A. 100 

187 MIDDLE EAST LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A HALE, G.A. 115 

191 CALIFORNIA LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:15A CLARK, W.A. 115 

GERMANIC LANGUAGES 

Afrikaans 

135 INTRO-AFRIKAANS LIT DIS 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P KIRSNER, R.S. 25 

German 

1 ELEMENTARY GERMAN DIS 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A KLOCKE, A. 25 

2 ELEMENTARY GERMAN DIS 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A KLOCKE, A. 25 

DIS 2 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A KLOCKE, A. 25 

2G ELEM GERMAN-GRADS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P KLOCKE, A. 25 SU 

3 ELEMENTARY GERMAN DIS 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A KLOCKE, A. 25 

DIS 3 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A KLOCKE, A. 25 

DIS 4 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P KLOCKE, A. 25 

4 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN DIS 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A KLOCKE, A. 25 

5 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN DIS 1 MTWR 10:00-10:50A KLOCKE, A. 25 

6 INTERMEDIATE GERMAN DIS 1 MTWR 11:00-11:50A KLOCKE, A. 25 

98T TRNSLATNG HOLOCAUST SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P ALEXANDER, Z. 15 G 

100C HIST&CULT 1914-PRES DIS 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P MILLER, W.V. 60 

102B NEW GERMN FILM-CLTR DIS 1 M 3:00- 3:50P LANDA, J.B. 25 

T 3:00- 4:50P 

130B CONVRSTN&COMPOSTN 2 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P LANDA, J.B. 25 

134 CULT HIST&CURNT AFF LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P LANDA, J.B. 25 G 

158 ROMANTICISM LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A NEHRING, W. 25 G 

170 GERMANIC LINGUISTIC LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P STEVENS, C.M. 25 G 

GERONTOLOGY 

M119O PSYCHOLOGY OF AGING LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BUTCHER, L.L. 10 

SAME AS : PSYCH M119O 

HEALTH SERVICES 

98H PBLC HLTH LAW&POLCY SEM 1 ROEMER, R.J. 0 G 

100 HEALTH SERVICES ORG LEC 1 LITWIN, M.S. 60

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133 INTR TO HEALTH ECON LEC 1 M 3:00- 5:50P KEELER, E.B. 20 

HISTORY 

1B WESTERN CIVILIZATN LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A MCCLENDON, M. 320 

1C WESTERN CIVILIZATN LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A URDANK, A.M. 320 

2B SOCL KNOWLEDGE&POWR LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P TRAWEEK, S.J. 80 

3D HISTORY OF MEDICINE LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P FRANK JR, R.G. 160 

4 INTRO-HIST RELIG LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P TALBOTT, R. 400 

8C LAT AMRCN SOCL HIST LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P MOYA, J.C. 320 

9C JAPAN LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A NOTEHELFER, F.G. 160 

9CH JAPAN-HONORS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A NOTEHELFER, F.G. 15 

10BW INT-CIVLZATN-AFRICA LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ALPERS, E.A. 100 

DIS 1A T 2:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 20 G 

DIS 1B T 2:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 20 G 

DIS 1C W 2:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 20 G 

DIS 1D W 2:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 20 G 

DIS 1E R 4:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 20 G 

DIS 1F R 4:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 20 G 

DIS 1G F 8:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 20 G 

DIS 1H F 8:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 20 G 

DIS 1I T 4:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 0 G 

DIS 1J T 4:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 0 G 

13B US&COLONL ORGNS-19C LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A DAVIS, A. 160 

13C US&COLONL ORGNS-20C LEC 1 MW 1:00- 1:50P WEISS, R. 200 

22 WRLD HIST 1760-PRES LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P WORGER, W.H. 160 

98T 20C TCHNOPLS-US WST SEM 1 R 1:00- 3:45P GUILLEN, R.R. 15 G 

99 INT-HISTRCL PRCTICE SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 15 

SEM 2 W 2:00- 4:50P HUNT, L.A. 15 

SEM 3 T 2:00- 4:50P JACOBY, R. 15 

SEM 4 M 1:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 15 

SEM 5 M 2:00- 4:50P THE STAFF 15 

SEM 6 M 10:00-12:50P THE STAFF 15 

SEM 7 T 2:00- 4:50P THE STAFF 15 




SEM 11 W 2:00- 4:50P THE STAFF 15 



SEM 14 R 2:00- 4:50P THE STAFF 15 



SEM 17 R 10:00-12:50P THE STAFF 15 

M104A ANCIENT EGYPT CIV LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:30A BONTTY, M.M. 30 

SAME AS : AN N EA M104A 

M104B ANCIENT EGYPT CIV LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 0 

SAME AS : AN N EA M104B 

106C MID EAST 1700-PRSNT LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P SCHILCHER, L.S. 100 

113 CAUCASUS-RUS&SOV RL LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A HOVANNISIAN, R.G. 30 

114 MIDDLE EASTERN HIST LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 50 

116B HIST ANCIENT GREECE LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A STRONG, R.A. 100 

117C TRNSFRMTN-CLSCL WLD LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A RAPP, C. 60 

118 TPC-ANCIENT HISTORY LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P LOVANO, M. 80 

121B EUROPE 1000-1500 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P RUIZ, T.F. 150 

125D MOD EUROP-1815-1914 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P FRANK, S. 100 

126A EUR-CUL&INTELL-15C LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P GINZBURG, C. 50 

126D EUR-CUL&INTELL-18C LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P REILL, P.H. 60 

126F EUR-CUL&INTELL-20C LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P WOHL, R.A. 100 

127C WAR&DPLMCY-COLD WAR LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P ROGGER, H.J. 180 

128B FRANCE 1715-1871 LEC 1 TR 11:00-11:50A HUNT, L.A. 60 

129C 20TH-CENTURY GERMNY LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P REILL, P.H. 100 

131C RVLTNRY RUSSIA&USSR LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A THE STAFF 100 

136 TOPIC-EUROPEAN HIST LEC 3 TR 2:00- 3:15P JACOB, M.C. 100 

LEC 4 TR 9:30-10:45A RUIZ, T.F. 110 

145B RVLU AMER 1760-1800 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A THE STAFF 60 

147B U S 1875-1900 LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P WAUGH, J. 300 

149A US ECON-1790-1910 LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P DAVIS, A. 60 

150B INTELLECTL HIST US LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P COREY, M.F. 220 

M153 US &THE PHILIPPINES LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P SALMAN, M. 90 

SAME AS : ASIA AM M153, ASIA AM 171A 

154B US URBAN HISTORY LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P MONKKONEN, E.H. 100 

156C SOC HIST-AMER WOMEN LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BLOCH, R.H. 120 

M158C INTRO AFRO-AMER HIS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HILL, R.A. 90 

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M158C 

161 ASIANS IN AMER HIST LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A MATSUMOTO, V.J. 100 

164 HIST OF LOS ANGELES LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A REIFF, J.L. 320 

165C INDIANS-COLNL MEXCO LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P TERRACIANO, K.B. 300 

169 LATIN AM ELITELORE LEC 1 W 2:00- 4:50P WILKIE, J.W. 200 

173 MODERN BRAZIL LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A CARROLL, M.M. 100 

179B STH AFRCA SNCE 1870 LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P WORGER, W.H. 60 

183C WOMN-CHINA-1000-NOW LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BERNHARDT, K. 60 

184 20TH-CENTURY CHINA LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P HUANG, P.C. 60 

187A JAPAN-PRE-HISTORY LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A GOODWIN, J.R. 100 

187C JAPAN-MODERN LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P SILVERBERG, M.R. 150 

188A EARLY HIST OF INDIA LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A SARDESAI, D.R. 100 

190B SOEAST ASIA 1815 ON LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ROBINSON, G. 120 

M191C FOCL THEM-JEWSH HST LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P SPIEGEL, F.Z. 30

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SAME AS : JEWISH M191C 

191F THIRD REICH & JEWS LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P FRIEDLANDER, S.P. 180 

194B RLG ENV-ERL CHRSTNS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BARTCHY, S.S. 120 

195E TOPICS-HIST OF SCI LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A THE STAFF 50 

197A UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 W 10:00-12:50P WAUGH, J. 15 

197B UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P CHAMBERS, M.H. 15 

197C UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 R 3:30- 5:50P EM, H.H. 10 

197D UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P GOMEZ-QUINONES, J. 15 

197E UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P LOEWENBERG, P.J. 15 

197F UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 W 10:00-11:50A MEYER, M.L. 15 

197G UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P MORONY, M.G. 10 

197H UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P ROUSE, R.H. 15 

197I UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 W 10:00-12:50P THE STAFF 15 

197J UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 F 10:00-12:50P ROBINSON, G. 10 

197K UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P SALMAN, M. 10 

197L UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P SPIEGEL, F.Z. 10 

197M UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 R 2:00- 4:50P TERRALL, M. 15 

197N UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 M 2:00- 4:50P WANG, J.A. 15 

197O UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 M 1:00- 3:50P WEBER, E.J. 15 

197P UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 M 3:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 10 

197Q UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 10 

HONORS COLLEGIUM 

8 COMMUNICATN-ORGNSMS LEC 1 MW 3:30- 4:50P CRAMER, A.E. 20 

16 FICTN&PSYCH OF SELF SEM 1 R 9:00-11:50A HADDA, J.R. 20 

29 ART-SOCL&POL CMNTRY SEM 1 MW 10:00-11:50A VONBLUM, P. 35 

30 VIETNAM WAR&US CLTR SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P GOODWIN, J.E. 15 

33W ART OF ENGAGEMENT SEM 1 T 10:00-12:50P CREESE, R.A. 20 G 

38 FRIDA KHALO SEM 1 TBA DOSAMANTES-BEAUDRY 15 

44 TRAIL OF LIGHT LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A GRUNER, G. 28 

47 LIT OF COLONIZATION SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P HUTERS, T.D. 19 

49 LAW&SCI&HIST&JRNLSM SEM 1 TR 10:00-11:50A GRAHAM, K.W. 13 

55 UTOPIA-CULTRE&HIST SEM 1 TBA JACOBY, R. 0 

56 LANG-WINDOW TO MIND LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A CURTISS, S.R. 34 

57 LIFE AND COMPLEXITY SEM 1 MF 2:00- 3:50P YATES, F.E. 19 

75 LUCRETIUS&MODRN SCI SEM 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P PELLEGRINI, C. 19 

99 STUDENT RESEARCH TUT 989 UNSCH THE STAFF 10 PN 

107 CPTLSM-LT MDVL ITAL SEM 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P CODEBO, M. 18 

112 CHILDREN&SCHOOLING SEM 1 TBA BRUNO, J.E. 10 

117 RESISTANCE TO NAZIS SEM 1 F 3:00- 5:20P ZEITLIN, M. 20 

M119 NUCLEAR WEAPONS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P INTRILIGATOR, M.D. 29 G 


124 HISTORY-CHILDBIRTH SEM 1 TERRALL, M. 0 

INDO-EUROPEAN STUDIES 

M150 INTRO-INDO-EUR LING LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P ANTTILA, R.A. 15 


INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES 

M100B PLTCL ECON-DEVLPMNT LEC 1 R 3:00- 5:50P LEDDY, G.S. 0 

SAME AS : POL SCI M197G, SOCIOL M180 

197 TPCS-INTL DEVELPMNT LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P NEVINS, J.M. 35 

LEC 2 TR 4:00- 6:20P MULDAVIN, J.S. 35 

T 3:00- 5:50P 

ITALIAN 

1 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 

LEC 2 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 

2 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN LEC 1 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 

LEC 2 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 

3 ELEMENTARY ITALIAN LEC 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 



4 INTERMED ITALIAN LEC 1 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A TOGNOZZI, E.A. 25 

5 INTERMED ITALIAN LEC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P TOGNOZZI, E.A. 20 

6 INTERMED ITALIAN LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A TOGNOZZI, E.A. 15 

8A ITAL CONVERSATION DIS 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P PELLEGRINI, M.G. 15 

46 ITAL CINEMA&CULTURE LEC 1 M 2:00- 4:50P HARRISON, T.J. 228 

W 2:00- 2:50P 

100 COMPOSITION & STYLE LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P PELLEGRINI, M.G. 20 

102A ITAL CULTURAL EXPER LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A CODEBO, M. 64 

103C INTRO-LIT&ANALYSIS LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P RE, L. 20 

114A MID AGES-TRDTN-LOVE LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A TUTTLE, E.F. 20 

119 ITALIAN OTTOCENTO LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A CODEBO, M. 23 

LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES 

197 TPCS-LAT AMRCN STDS LEC 1 R 1:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 10 

LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER STUDIES 

M115 SEXL&GENDR ORIENTTN LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P BROWN, 5 G 


LIFE SCIENCES 

1 EVOLUTN&ECOL&BIODIV LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A PHELAN, J.P. 396 G 

2 CELLS&TISSUES&ORGNS LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:45A EDGERTON, V.R. 324 G 

LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:15P TOBIN, A.J. 288 G 

3 INTRO-MOLECULAR BIO LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P AGUILERA/GONZALEZ 216 G

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4 GENETICS LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P CHENG, G. 398 G 

15 LIFE-CONCPTS&ISSUES LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P PHELAN, J.P. 120 

194 TCHG PRCTCM-LIFESCI DIS 1 20 G 

LINGUISTICS 

African Languages 

1C ELEMENTARY SWAHILI LEC 1 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P MATONDO, M.D. 25 

2C INTERMEDIATE SWAHIL LEC 1 TBA HINNEBUSCH, T.J. 15 

7C ELEMENTARY ZULU LEC 1 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P SOSIBO, Z.C. 25 

8C INTERMEDIATE ZULU LEC 1 TBA SOSIBO, Z.C. 15 

41C ELEMENTARY HAUSA LEC 1 MTWF 1:00- 1:50P GIMBA, A.M. 20 

R 1:00- 1:50P 

42C INTERMEDIATE HAUSA LEC 1 TBA SCHUH, R.G. 15 

61C ELEMENTARY WOLOF LEC 1 TBA SCHUH, R.G. 15 

97 STDS-AFRICAN LANG SEM 1 TBA SCHUH, R.G. 10 G 

103C ADVANCED SWAHILI LEC 1 TBA MATONDO, M.D. 10 

109C ADVANCED ZULU LEC 1 TBA SOSIBO, Z.C. 15 

143C ADVANCED HAUSA LEC 1 TBA SCHUH, R.G. 10 

Indigenous Languages of the Americas 

18C ELEMENTARY QUECHUA LEC 1 MW 12:00-12:50P DAZA, J.L. 20 

TR 11:00-11:50A 

119C ADVANCED QUECHUA LEC 1 TBA DAZA, J.L. 10 

Linguistics 

1 INTR-STUDY-LANGUAGE LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A THE STAFF 400 

20 INTRO TO LINGUISTCS LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A THE STAFF 80 

110 INTRO TO HIST LING LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P SCHUH, R.G. 40 

120A PHONOLOGY I LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P HAYES, B.P. 40 

120B SYNTAX I LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A KOOPMAN, H. 50 

127 SYNACTC TYPLGY&UNIV LEC 1 TBA MAHAJAN, A.K. 0 

C135 NEUROLINGUISTICS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P CURTISS, S.R. 20 

M150 INTRO-INDO-EUR LING LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P ANTTILA, R.A. 15 

SAME AS : I E STD M150 

165A PHONOLOGY II LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P STERIADE, D. 40 

M176A STRUCTUR-JAPANESE 1 LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:15A 20 


M177 STRUCTURE OF KOREAN LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P SOHN, S. 20 

SAME AS : KOREAN CM120 

C185B COMPUTATNL LING II LEC 1 TBA 0 

195 SENIOR ESSAY TUT 1 UNSCH SCHUH, R.G. 10 

MANAGEMENT 

1A ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTN LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P RAVETCH, D.S. 360 

LEC 2 TR 10:00-11:50A GARDNER, J.A. 360 

1B ELEMENTARY ACCOUNTN LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P RAVETCH, D.S. 360 

98D EMPLYE PRTCPTN&MGMT SEM 1 MCMAHON, J. 0 

108 BUSINESS LAW LEC 1 TBA BOSS, M. 75 

LEC 2 TBA FREIXES, G. 75 

LEC 3 TBA GUERIN, J. 75 

120A INTRMED ACCNTING I LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 75 



120B INTRMED ACCNTING II LEC 1 TBA LITT, D.S. 75 

LEC 2 TBA LITT, D.S. 75 

122 MANAGEMNT ACCOUNTNG LEC 1 TBA MILLER, B.L. 75 

LEC 2 TBA MILLER, B.L. 75 

123 AUDITING LEC 1 TBA GARDNER, J.A. 75 

LEC 2 TBA GARDNER, J.A. 0 

124 ADVANCED ACCOUNTING LEC 1 TBA HOLL, E.F. 75 

LEC 2 TBA HOLL, E.F. 0 

125 APPLICTNS-ACCOUNTNG LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 24 

127A TAX PRINCIPLES&PLCY LEC 1 TBA KLEIN, G.L. 50 

LEC 2 TBA FREIXES, G. 0 

127B CORP&PARTNERSHP TAX LEC 1 TBA GARDNER, J.A. 50 

130A BASIC MANAGR FINANC LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 75 


130B ADV MANAGER FINANCE LEC 1 TBA ANDERSEN, T.A. 75 

LEC 2 TBA ANDERSEN, T.A. 0 

140 ELEM PROD&OPER RSCH LEC 1 THE STAFF 0 

150 ELEMNTS INDST RELAT LEC 1 TBA WONG, K. 40 

MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 

14 SCIENCE-ENGR MATERL LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A PRZYSTUPA, M.A. 60 G 

LEC 2 MW 12:00- 1:50P BESCHER, E.P. 60 G 

90L PHYSCL MSRMNT-MATRL LAB 1 F 1:00- 4:50P ONO, K. 10 G 

121 MTLS SCI-SEMICNDCTR LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P YANG, Y. 25 G 

132 METALLIC ALLOYS LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A ONO, K. 25 G 

143A MECH BEHV-MATERIALS LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P YANG, J. 40 G 

151 COMPOSITE MATERIALS LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P YANG, J. 25 G 

161L LABORATORY-CERAMICS LAB 1 F 1:00- 5:50P LAN, E.H. 10 G 

M180 INTRO-BIOMATERIALS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A DUNN, B.S. 10 G 


190 MTRL SLCTN&ENG DSGN LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P PRZYSTUPA, M.A. 30 G 

197 TECH WRTNG-MAT ENGR SEM 1 F 1:00- 2:50P MORRIS, J.M. 10 G

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MATHEMATICS 

Computing, Program in 

1 COMPUTERS&COMPUTING LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P NARDI, D. 120 

LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P NARDI, D. 120 

1S SOFTWARE-INFO MGMT LAB 1 M 1:00- 1:50P THE STAFF 25 PN 

LAB 2 W 2:00- 2:50P THE STAFF 25 PN 

10A INTR TO PROGRAMMING LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A STRONG, D. 120 

LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A STRONG, D. 120 

LEC 3 MWF 11:00-11:50A THE STAFF 120 



10B INTRMDT PROGRAMMING LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A KAN, D.G. 120 

LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P KAN, D.G. 120 

10C ADVNCED PROGRAMMING LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MOSSINGHOFF, M.J. 120 

20 PRGRM INTERNET-JAVA LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P COOPER, R. 90 

30 MCHN ORG&ASMBL LANG LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P WESTMAN, J. 30 

Mathematics 

1 PRECALCULUS LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A THE STAFF 60 

2 FINITE MATHEMATICS LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P MOUNTFORD, T.S. 180 

3A CALC LIFE SCI STDT LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 120 

3B CALC LIFE SCI STDT LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A COHEN, D. 90 

LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P GARIBALDI, R.L. 180 

3C CALC LIFE SCI STDT LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P BROSE, A. 180 

LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MUNOZ-GARCIA, E. 180 

31B CALC&ANALYTIC GEOM LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A COHEN, D. 180 

LEC 2 MWF 2:00- 2:50P HOLROYD, A.E. 120 

31E CALCULUS-ECON STDTS LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P BROWN, R.F. 120 

32A CALC OF SEVRL VAR LEC 1 MWF 8:00- 8:50A HUI, U. 150 


LEC 3 MWF 2:00- 2:50P WANG, Q. 180 

32AL CALCULUS COMPTR LAB LAB 1 T 1:00- 1:50P THE STAFF 25 

32B CALC OF SEVRL VAR LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A WHITE, J.H. 180 

LEC 2 MWF 3:00- 3:50P DIMITROV, I.K. 150 

32BL CALCULUS COMPTR LAB LAB 1 R 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 0 

33A MATRICES&DFFRNTL EQ LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A EFFROS, E.G. 150 

LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P GREENE, R.E. 150 

33AL ALGBRA&DFRNTL EQ LB LAB 1 M 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 25 G 

33B INFINITE SERIES LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A BAKER, K.A. 120 

LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A GAMELIN, T.W. 150 

35CH INTRMED CALC-HONORS LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P CHAYES, L. 40 

61 DISCRETE STRUCTURES LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROTHSCHILD, B.L. 60 

LEC 2 MWF 12:00-12:50P ENDERTON, H.B. 90 

104 FUND CONCPT-GEOMTRY LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:45A KAKU, S.K. 35 

LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:45P KAKU, S.K. 35 

110C ALGEBRA LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P MERKURJEV, A.S. 25 

111 THEORY OF NUMBERS LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P ELMAN, R.S. 35 

M112 INTRO TO SET THEORY LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MOSCHOVAKIS, Y.N. 25 


113 COMBINATORICS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MOSCHOVAKIS, Y.N. 35 

LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P GIESEKER, D. 35 

115A LINEAR ALGEBRA LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A LEE, Y. 35 

LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A LUO, H. 35 

LEC 3 MWF 2:00- 2:50P CHAYES, L. 35 

115AH LINEAR ALGEBRA-HNRS LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P THIELE, C.M. 35 

117 ALGEBRA-APPLICATNS LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A GARIBALDI, R.L. 35 

121 INTRO TO TOPOLOGY LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A TAO, T.C. 35 

131A ANALYSIS LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P EFFROS, E.G. 35 

131B ANALYSIS LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P POPOVICI, I. 35 

131C TOPICS IN ANALYSIS LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P PEREZ-MARCO, R. 25 

132 CMPLX ANLY-APLICTNS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A VARADARAJAN, V.S. 35 

LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A GU, M. 35 

LEC 3 MWF 2:00- 2:50P CHU, S. 35 

135B ORDNRY DFRNTL EQTNS LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P MESS, G. 35 

136 PARTL DFFRNTL EQTNS LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P GROSSMAN, N. 35 

142 MATHEMTCL MODELING LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P FATTORINI, H.O. 35 

146 MTHDS-APPLIED MATH LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P THE STAFF 35 

151A APPLD NUMRICL MTHDS LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A ROBERTS, P.H. 35 G 

151B APPLD NUMRICL MTHDS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MIECH, R.J. 35 G 

LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A JONSSON, E.A. 35 G 

164 LINEAR PROGRAMMING LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P SCHACHER, M.M. 35 

167 GAME THEORY LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P SHAPLEY, L.S. 35 

171 STOCHASTC PROCESSES LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P LIGGETT, T.M. 35 

190 HONORS MATH SEMINAR SEM 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P BLASIUS, D.M. 20 

MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING 

20 FORTRAN PROGRAMMING LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:30P PAUL, M.R. 40 G 

94 CMPTR AID DSGN&DRFT LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A CHANG, C.J. 40 G 

102 MECH-PRTCL&RIGD BOD LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P DORAN, A.L. 50 G 

103 ELEM FLUID MECHANIC LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P FREUND, J.B. 70 G 

M105A INT-ENGR THERMODYNC LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A CHEN, G. 50 G 

SAME AS : CHM ENG M105A 

105D TRANSPORT PHENOMENA LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A LAVINE, A.G. 50 G 

131A INTRMED HEAT TRNSFR LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P ASFIA, F.J. 40 G 

131AL THRMO&HT TRNSFR LAB LAB 1 MW 2:00- 5:50P MILLS, A.F. 0 G 

133A ENGR THERMODYNAMICS LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:50P AMAR, R.C. 50 G

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134 THERML HYDRLC POWER LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P CATTON, I. 25 G 

150B AERODYNAMICS LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A HO, C. 50 G 

150R ROCKET PRPLSN SYSTM LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P KARAGOZIAN, A.R. 15 G 

154B DSGN-AEROSPCE STRUC LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A THE STAFF 15 G 

156A STRENGTH OF MATERLS LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P MAL, A.K. 60 G 

157 BASIC MECH ENGR LAB LAB 1 TR 2:00- 5:50P SMITH, O.I. 0 G 

157A FLUID MECH&AERO LAB LAB 1 TR 12:00- 3:50P HO, C. 30 G 

161C SPACECRAFT DESIGN LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P MEYER, R.X. 25 G 

162A INT-MCHNMS&MECH SYS LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A BAUMGARTNER, E.T. 40 G 

162C ELECMECH SSTMS DSGN LEC 1 M 8:00-11:50A RUOFF, C. 10 G 

162M SENR MECH ENGR DSGN LEC 1 T 2:00- 5:50P RUOFF, C. 20 G 

LEC 2 W 2:00- 5:50P MILLS, A.F. 20 G 

164 DGTL CNTL-PHYS SSTM LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A IANCULESCU, G. 35 G 

168 FINITE ELEMENT TECH LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P CARMAN, G.P. 40 G 

171A DYNAM SYS CNTRL I LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A SHAMMA, J.S. 50 G 

192A MATHEMATICS OF ENGR LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P ALWASH, M.A. 50 G 

192B MATHEMATICS OF ENGR LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A OR, A.C. 20 G 

193 MANUFACTR PROCESSES LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A KIM, C. 50 G 

195 COMPUTR NMRCL CNTRL LAB 1 MW 2:00- 5:50P CHANG, C.J. 12 G 

MEDICINE 

M190A AT-RISK POPULATIONS LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P KENNON, T.L. 5 


M196B MDLNG&SMLTN-BIO SYS LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P DISTEFANO, J.J. 5 G 


MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY 

98T EMERG INFECTS DSEAS SEM 1 TR 9:30-10:45A LAND, K.M. 15 G 

MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR GENETICS 

6 INTRO MICROBIOLOGY LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P ROBINSON, R.W. 390 

101 FUNDAMENTALS BACTER LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A SCHROEDER, I. 294 G 

101L BACTERIOLOGY LAB DIS 1 F 12:00-12:50P SCHROEDER, I. 0 G 

DIS 2 F 1:00- 1:50P SCHROEDER, I. 0 G 

C106 MOL&GNTC-BACT INFCT LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A SCHNEEWIND, O. 200 

120 ADV TCHNQS-MICROBIO LEC 1 TR 12:00-12:50P ROBINSON, R.W. 32 G 

MILITARY SCIENCE 

Z LEADERSHIP LAB LAB 1 TBA THE STAFF 40 

12 US DFNS ESTBLSHMT 2 LEC 1 T 1:00- 2:50P FOX, J.M. 35 

LEC 2 W 1:00- 2:50P FOX, J.M. 35 

14 PRNCP-LAND NAVIGATN LEC 1 T 10:00-11:50A POJTINGER, D.A. 40 

LEC 2 W 10:00-11:50A POJTINGER, D.A. 40 

123 MILITARY LEGAL SYST LEC 1 T 8:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 40 

125 DECISION MAKING LEC 1 W 8:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 40 

LEC 2 R 1:00- 2:50P THE STAFF 40 

MOLECULAR AND MEDICAL PHARMACOLOGY 

110B DRGS-MCHN&USE&MSUSE LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A JENDEN, D.J. 40 G 

MOLECULAR, CELL, AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 

30 BIOLOGY OF CANCER LEC 1 TBA BOHMAN, R.E. 400 

40 AIDS&SEXUAL TRANSMT LEC 1 TBA BOHMAN, R.E. 400 

80 PLANT BIO-NOW&FUTUR LEC 1 TBA HIRSCH, A.M. 0 

104 CELL&MOLEC BIO LAB LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 32 G 

138 DEVELOPMENTAL BIOL LEC 1 TBA LENGYEL, J.A. 162 G 

M140 CELL BIO-CELL CYCLE LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P GRUNSTEIN, M. 100 G 

SAME AS : BIOL CH M140 

144 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY LEC 1 TBA SALSER, W.A. 127 G 

C174A MOLECULAR EVOLUTION LEC 1 TBA LAKE, J.A. 20 G 

C174F MOLECULR PARASITLGY LEC 1 TBA SIMPSON, L. 25 G 

M175C BHVR&CGNTV NEUROSCI LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P KRASNE, F. 20 

SAME AS : NEUROSC M101C, PHY SCI M180C, PSYCH M117C 

C177 MOL BIOL-ANML VIRUS LEC 1 TBA FELDMAN, L. 5 G 

CM178 MOLECULAR GENETICS LEC 1 TBA PAYNE, G.S. 10 G 

SAME AS : BIOL CH CM178, HUM GEN CM178 

C180 MOLEC&CELL IMMUNLGY LEC 1 TBA MICELI, M.C. 4 G 

190A HONORS RSCH-MCD BIO SEM 1 UNSCH BIRNBAUMER, L. 15 T1 

190B HONORS RSCH-MCD BIO SEM 1 UNSCH BIRNBAUMER, L. 15 T2 

190C HONORS RSCH-MCD BIO SEM 1 UNSCH BIRNBAUMER, L. 15 G 

190D HONORS RSCH-MCD BIO SEM 1 UNSCH BIRNBAUMER, L. 15 G 

193 TCHG PRCTCM-MCD BIO TUT 1 TBA BIRNBAUMER, L. 15 

MUSIC 

3 PREP THRY-MUSIC MJR LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HALL, J.L. 20 G 

4C BASIC MUSICIANSHIP STU 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A KROUSE, I. 15 

STU 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P KROUSE, I. 15 

20C MUSIC THEORY III LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A CARLSON, M.C. 30 

LEC 2 MW 1:00- 2:50P LEFKOWITZ, D.S. 30 

LEC 3 MW 9:00-10:50A FICK, D.J. 15 

60AS VIOLIN STU 1 TBA KAPLAN, M.S. 10 

60BS VIOLA STU 1 TBA WILSON, E.N. 5 

60CS CELLO STU 1 TBA GOLD, B.R. 5 

60DS STRING BASS STU 1 TBA HANULIK, C. 5 

60ES HARP STU 1 TBA NEILL, L.A. 5 

60FS CLASSICAL GUITAR STU 1 TBA YATES, P.F. 5 

61AS FLUTE STU 1 TBA STOKES, S. 5

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61BS OBOE STU 1 TBA KUSZYK, M.A. 5 

61CS CLARINET STU 1 TBA GRAY, G.G. 5 

61DS BASSOON STU 1 TBA COKER, C.A. 5 

61ES SAXOPHONE STU 1 TBA FOSTER, G. 5 

62AS TRUMPET STU 1 TBA KARON, R.A. 5 

STU 2 TBA PRICE, C.C. 10 

62BS FRENCH HORN STU 1 TBA O’CONNOR, B. 5 

62CS TROMBONE STU 1 TBA BOOTH, W.C. 10 

62DS TUBA STU 1 TBA JOHNSON, J.T. 5 

63S PERCUSSION STU 1 TBA PETERS, M.T. 10 

64AS PIANO STU 1 TBA PONCE, W. 10 

STU 2 TBA MARGULIS, V. 10 

STU 3 HUANG, W. 10 

64BS ORGAN STU 1 TBA HARMON, T.F. 5 

65S VOICE STU 1 TBA MUSSARD, T.S. 5 

STU 2 TBA GONDEK, J.K. 5 

71 JAZZ PERFORMANCE LAB 1 TBA MIRANDA, R. 5 G 

LAB 2 TBA BURRELL, K.E. 5 G 

LAB 3 TBA FOSTER, G. 5 G 

LAB 4 TBA WILSON, A.J. 5 G 

LAB 5 TBA BOHANON, G.R. 5 G 

LAB 6 TBA HIGGINS, B. 5 G 

LAB 7 TBA CHILDS, W.E. 5 G 

LAB 8 TBA CLAYTON, J.L. 5 G 

LAB 9 TBA PRICE, R. 5 G 

LAB 10 TBA MORRISON, B. 5 G 

LAB 11 TBA WEIR, M.A. 5 G 

C90A UCLA CHORALE ACT 1 MW 3:00- 5:15P NEUEN, D. 100 

90B COLLEGIATE CHORUS ACT 1 TR 3:20- 5:00P NEUEN, D. 100 

90D OPERA WORKSHOP ACT 1 TR 3:00- 5:50P VENDICE, W.V. 40 

C90E SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ACT 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P ROBERTSON, J. 100 

90F SYMPHONIC BAND ACT 1 T 3:00- 4:50P LEE, D.T. 100 

C90G WIND ENSEMBLE ACT 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P LEE, D.T. 80 

90L MUSIC THEATER WKSHP ACT 1 MW 3:00- 5:50P HALL, J.L. 60 

90M MRCHNG&VARSITY BAND ACT 1 F 3:00- 4:50P HENDERSON, G. 200 

90N JAZZ ENSEMBLE ACT 1 TR 7:00- 8:50P BROWN, G. 30 

ACT 2 W 7:00- 9:50P HENDERSON, G. 30 

ACT 3 W 5:00- 6:50P BURRELL, K.E. 15 

100C INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A HEUSER, F. 25 G 

R 5:00- 6:50P 

104B TOPICS-COUNTERPOINT LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P REALE, P.V. 15 G 

115B WOODWINDS STU 1 TR 2:00- 2:50P HEUSER, F. 25 G 

W 8:00- 8:50A 

STU 2 TR 2:00- 2:50P HEUSER, F. 25 G 

W 8:00- 8:50A 

115C BRASS STU 1 TR 1:00- 1:50P HEUSER, F. 25 G 

W 8:00- 8:50A 

STU 2 TR 1:00- 1:50P HEUSER, F. 25 G 

W 8:00- 8:50A 

115D PERCUSSION STU 1 TWR 8:00- 8:50A JUDKINS, J. 20 G 

120C MUSIC THEORY VI LEC 1 MTWR 9:00-10:50A CHIHARA, P.S. 25 

LEC 2 MTWR 1:00- 2:50P KROUSE, I. 25 

123C COMPOSITION LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:20P BOURLAND, R. 15 

124B SCORING-WIND ENSMBL DIS 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P REALE, P.V. 15 G 

M129C JAZZ THEORY&IMPROV LEC 1 TR 1:00- 2:50P RANIER, T.J. 10 G 

SAME AS : ETHNOMU M129C 

160AS ADVANCED VIOLIN STU 1 TBA KAPLAN, M.S. 5 

160BS ADVANCED VIOLA STU 1 TBA WILSON, E.N. 5 

160CS ADVANCED CELLO STU 1 TBA GOLD, B.R. 5 

160DS ADV STRING BASS STU 1 TBA HANULIK, C. 5 

160ES ADVANCED HARP STU 1 TBA NEILL, L.A. 5 

160FS ADV CLASSICL GUITAR STU 1 TBA YATES, P.F. 5 

161AS ADVANCED FLUTE STU 1 TBA STOKES, S. 10 

161BS ADVANCED OBOE STU 1 TBA KUSZYK, M.A. 5 

161CS ADVANCED CLARINET STU 1 TBA GRAY, G.G. 5 

161DS ADVANCED BASSOON STU 1 TBA COKER, C.A. 5 

161ES ADVANCED SAXOPHONE STU 1 TBA FOSTER, G. 5 

162AS ADVANCED TRUMPET STU 1 TBA KARON, R.A. 5 

STU 2 TBA PRICE, C.C. 5 

162BS ADV FRENCH HORN STU 1 TBA O’CONNOR, B. 10 

162CS ADVANCED TROMBONE STU 1 TBA BOOTH, W.C. 5 

162DS ADVANCED TUBA STU 1 TBA JOHNSON, J.T. 5 

163S ADVANCED PERCUSSION STU 1 TBA PETERS, M.T. 5 

164AS ADVANCED PIANO STU 1 TBA PONCE, W. 10 

STU 2 TBA MARGULIS, V. 10 

164BS ADVANCED ORGAN STU 1 TBA HARMON, T.F. 5 

165S ADVANCED VOICE STU 1 TBA MUSSARD, T.S. 10 

STU 2 TBA GONDEK, J.K. 5 

174C LANG OF SNG-ITALIAN LEC 1 MW 11:00-11:50A BLANKENBURG, H.H. 15 

C175 CHAMBER ENSEMBLES ACT 1 M 3:00- 4:50P KAPLAN, M.S. 15 

ACT 2 M 6:00- 7:50P GRAY, G.G. 15 

ACT 3 W 5:00- 6:50P BOOTH, W.C. 15 

ACT 4 M 5:00- 6:50P PETERS, M.T. 15 

ACT 5 T 1:00- 1:50P HANSEN, J.I. 15 

ACT 6 R 5:00- 6:50P PONCE, W. 15

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ACT 7 W 5:00- 6:50P LEE, D.T. 25 

ACT 8 F 1:00- 2:50P NEUEN, D. 10 

ACT 9 TBA MARGULIS, V. 10 

ACT 10 TBA ROBERTSON, J. 5 

C176 ELECTRNC MUSIC COMP LEC 1 T 3:00- 5:50P BOURLAND, R. 5 

M177 JAZZ COMBO ACT 1 T 3:00- 4:50P WEIR, M.A. 5 G 


ACT 2 R 5:00- 6:50P BURRELL, K.E. 5 G 

ACT 3 T 6:00- 7:50P BURRELL, K.E. 5 G 

ACT 4 T 5:00- 6:50P LAND, H. 5 G 

ACT 5 T 5:00- 6:50P HIGGINS, B. 10 G 

ACT 6 T 7:00- 8:50P LOZA, S.J. 10 G 

ACT 7 M 5:00- 6:50P BOHANON, G.R. 10 G 

MUSICOLOGY 

Music History 

2B INTRO TO LIT OF MUS LEC 1 TBA LE GUIN, E.C. 100 

26C HIST&ANLY-MUSIC I LEC 1 TBA LE GUIN, E.C. 40 G 

126C HIST&ANLY-MUSIC II LEC 1 TBA 40 G 

127B MUSIC-RENAISSANCE DIS 1 TBA BRADSHAW, M.C. 15 

127E MUSIC-ROMANTIC DIS 1 TBA MCCLARY, S.K. 15 

134 BEETHOVEN LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A KNAPP, R.L. 500 

135C HISTORY OF OPERA LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A COLE, M.S. 120 

138 HIST-ELEC DNCE MUSC LEC 1 TBA FINK, R. 40 G 

189B THE SYMPHONY LEC 1 TBA BRADSHAW, M.C. 120 G 

NAVAL SCIENCE 

Z DRILL LAB 1 T 12:00- 1:50P CALLAHAN, H.J. 180 

20B SEAPOWR&MARITM AFRS LEC 1 R 12:00- 1:50P ECKERDT, W.B. 30 

101B NAVIGATION II LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A SMITH, C.M. 30 

104 EXPDTNRY MILTRY OPS LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P TORGERSEN, G.P. 20 

NEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES 

Ancient Near East 

10 JERUSALEM-HOLY CITY LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A SCHNIEDEWIND, W.M. 120 G 

M104B ANCIENT EGYPT CIV LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 0 


120C ELEM ANCNT EGYPTIAN LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A BONTTY, M.M. 0 

140C ELEMENTARY SUMERIAN LEC 1 MW 4:00- 5:20P ENGLUND, R.K. 0 

164B ARCHAEO-MESOPOTAMIA LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:20A CARTER, E.F. 0 

Arabic 

1C ELEMNTRY LIT ARABIC LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A COOPERSON, M.D. 30 

102C INTERMED LIT ARABIC LEC 1 MWF 11:00-12:50P FISHBEIN, M. 20 

103C ADVANCED ARABIC LEC 1 MWF 2:30- 4:20P FISHBEIN, M. 15 

112C ADV SPK EGYPT ARAB DIS 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A FISHBEIN, M. 0 

130 CLASSICL ARABC TEXT LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P FISHBEIN, M. 10 

Armenian 

101C ELEM WSTRN ARMENIAN LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A COWE, P.S. 40 

102C INTRMD WST ARMENIAN LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A VORPERIAN, R. 25 

103 ADV MODERN ARMENIAN LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:15P 0 

104C ELEM MOD EAST ARMEN LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P KESHISHIAN, A. 10 G 

106C ADV MOD EAST ARMEN LEC 1 T 8:00- 8:50A KESHISHIAN, A. 25 G 

R 8:00- 9:20A 

160B ARMEN LIT-19&20 CEN LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P COWE, P.S. 0 

Hebrew 

1C ELEMENTARY HEBREW LEC 1 MTWRF 11:00-11:50A EZER, N. 40 

LEC 2 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P EZER, N. 35 

102C INTERMEDIATE HEBREW LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A SABAR, Y. 30 

TR 1:00- 1:50P KINSEY 365 

103C ADVANCED HEBREW LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HAKAK, L. 20 

140 MOD HEBREW POET&PRO LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A HAKAK, L. 10 

190B SURVEY HEBREW GRAMM LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:15P SABAR, Y. 0 

Iranian 

1C ELEMENTARY PERSIAN LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A HAGIGI, L.E. 35 

20C ACCLRT ELEM PERSIAN LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A BAUER, H.L. 30 

102C INTRMEDIATE PERSIAN LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 2:50P HAGIGI, L.E. 35 

142 PERSN POPULR ETHICS LEC 1 R 4:00- 6:50P ZIAI, H. 30 

Islamics 

130 SHI’A-ISLAMIC HIST LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P POONAWALA, I.K. 40 G 

Jewish Studies 

M191C FOCL THEM-JEWSH HST LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P SPIEGEL, F.Z. 20 

SAME AS : HIST M191C 

Near Eastern Languages 

50C INTRO-NR EAST-MODRN LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P COOPERSON, M.D. 40 G 

Turkic Languages 

101C ELEMENTARY TURKISH LEC 1 MWF 9:00-10:50A THE STAFF 15 

102C ADVANCED TURKISH LEC 1 TBA BODROGLIGETI, A.E. 15 

111C ELEMENTARY UZBEK LEC 1 WF 11:00-11:50A BODROGLIGETI, A.E. 25 

W 1:00- 1:50P

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114C BASHKIR LEC 1 TBA BODROGLIGETI, A.E. 10 

180 MDRN TRKC LANG&PPLS LEC 1 WF 10:00-10:50A BODROGLIGETI, A.E. 130 

F 2:00- 2:50P 

NEUROBIOLOGY 

106 FNCTNL NEUROANATOMY LEC 1 M 9:00-10:50A HARPER, R.M. 10 

T 10:00-11:50A HLTHSCI 

NEUROSCIENCE 


SAME AS : MCD BIO M175C, PHY SCI M180C, PSYCH M117C 

M102 CENTRL NERVOUS SSTM LEC 1 MW 9:00- 9:50A SCHEIBEL, A.B. 55 

SAME AS : PSYCH M117K 

M119N THE VISUAL SYSTEM LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A SCHEIN, S. 20 

SAME AS : PSYCH M119N 

151 NEUROPSYCH DISEASE LEC 1 F 9:00-11:50A WASCHEK, J.A. 16 G 

M174 BIOMED&BIOCYB RSRCH LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P 10 G 

SAME AS : COM SCI CM196L 

197C MOLEC&CELL&DEVLPMTL LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P WASCHEK, J.A. 40 G 

NURSING 

190 COMMUNTY HLTH NRSNG LEC 1 M 10:00-10:50A HEILEMANN, M.V. 10 G 

M 12:00- 1:50P FACTOR 

195 NURSING MANAGEMENT LEC 1 W 12:00- 1:50P MINTZ-BINDER, R.D. 10 G 

ORGANISMIC BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY, AND EVOLUTION 

M22 STAT MTHDS-LIFE SCI LEC 1 TBA PALMER, C. 24 


25 THE OCEANS LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 0 

103 PLANT EVOLTN&SSTMTC LEC 1 TBA GIBSON, A.C. 0 

105 BIOLOGY-INVERTEBRTS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:20P HAMNER, W.M. 75 

111 BIOLOGY-VERTEBRATES LEC 1 TBA BUTH, D.G. 0 

113B FIELD HERPETOLOGY LEC 1 TBA NAGY, K.A. 0 G 

114 ORNITHOLOGY LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 0 

120 EVOLUTION LEC 1 TBA WAYNE, R. 80 G 

122 ECOLOGY LEC 1 TBA FONG, P.M. 0 

124 FIELD ECOLOGY LEC 1 TBA CODY, M.L. 24 

129 ANIMAL BEHAVIOR LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 0 

C135 POPULATION GENETICS LEC 1 TBA TAYLOR, C.E. 0 G 

SAME AS : OBEE C235 

CM145 ADVNCD PALEONTOLOGY LEC 1 TBA VAN VALKENBURGH, B 0 

SAME AS : E&S SCI CM118 

M166 ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY LEC 1 GORDON, M.S. 0 


M173 ANA&PHYSI-SENSE ORG LEC 1 TBA NARINS, P.M. 5 G 


182 POPULATION ECOLOGY LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 G 

183 APPLIED CNSRVTN BIO LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 G 

184 PHYSIOLOGCL ECOLOGY LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 20 G 

188 SEM-BIOLOGY&SOCIETY SEM 1 TBA BRUNK, C.F. 20 

190A HONORS RESEARCH TUT 1 TBA NOBEL, P.S. 15 T1 

190B HONORS RESEARCH TUT 1 TBA NOBEL, P.S. 15 T2 

190C HONORS RESEARCH TUT 1 TBA NOBEL, P.S. 15 

190D HONORS RESEARCH TUT 1 TBA NOBEL, P.S. 15 

192 TEACHING PRACTICUM TUT 1 TBA NOBEL, P.S. 15 

PHILOSOPHY 

4 ANLY-CNTMP MORL ISS LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A THE STAFF 160 

6 INTRO-POLITICL PHIL LEC 1 TBA NORMORE, C.G. 216 

8 INTRO-PHILOS OF SCI LEC 1 TBA ROTH, A.S. 162 

21 SKEPTICSM&RATNALTY LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A HSU, A. 162 

31 LOGIC-1ST CRSE LEC 1 TBA HARDY, J.H. 108 

98T UNDERSTNDNG EMOTION SEM 1 TR 11:00-12:50P HERZBERG, L. 15 G 

100C MDRN PHIL-1650-1800 LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A CARRIERO, J.P. 120 

M102 ARISTOTLE LEC 1 TBA KELSEY, S.A. 10 

SAME AS : CLASSIC M147 

106 LATER MEDIEVAL PHIL LEC 1 TBA NORMORE, C.G. 35 

128A PHILO OF MATHEMATIC LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 35 

M134 INTRO TO SET THEORY LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A MOSCHOVAKIS, Y.N. 5 

SAME AS : MATH M112 

136 MODAL LOGIC LEC 1 TBA ALMOG, J. 35 

153B TPCS-ETHICAL THEORY LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P LAWRENCE, G. 35 

154 RATIONALITY&ACTION LEC 1 TBA ROTH, A.S. 35 

157B HIST-POLITCL PHILOS LEC 1 TBA SHIFFRIN, S. 35 

175 TPCS-PHIL RELIGION LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 35 

186 TPCS-THRY OF KNOWLG LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 35 

189 MAJ PHILOSPHRS-20 C LEC 1 TBA HSU, A. 35 

196 UNDRGRAD SEM-PHILOS SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 15 

PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY 

Astronomy 

3 ASTR-NATURE OF UNIV LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A CORONITI, F. 222 

LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:15P 210 

4 STARS&STELLR SYSTMS LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P 95 

5 LIFE IN THE UNIVERS LEC 1 MWRF 2:00- 2:50P ZUCKERMAN, B.M. 60 

6 CHANG CNCPT-UNIVERS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P MORRIS, M.R. 60

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82 STELLR EVOL&GALAXYS LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A LARKIN, J.E. 16 

117 RADTN&FLUIDS-ASTRPH LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P TURNER, J.B. 16 

140 STELR SYSTMS&CSMLGY LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A WRIGHT, E.L. 16 

Physics 

1A MECHANICS LEC 1 MTWF 2:00- 2:50P MALKAN, M.A. 300 

1B OSCILTNS&WAVES&FLDS LEC 1 MTWF 11:00-11:50A ASHOUR-ABDALLA, M. 150 

LEC 2 MTWF 1:00- 1:50P 300 

1C ELECTRODYNMC&OPTICS LEC 1 MTWF 2:00- 2:50P HAUSER, J. 150 

1Q CONTEMPRARY PHYSICS LEC 1 T 2:00- 4:30P BUCHANAN, C.D. 30 PN 

4AL LAB-MECHANICS LAB 1 T 8:00-10:50A SLATER, W.E. 21 G 

LAB 2 T 12:00- 2:50P SLATER, W.E. 21 G 

LAB 3 T 3:00- 5:50P SLATER, W.E. 21 G 

LAB 4 W 8:00-10:50A SLATER, W.E. 21 G 

LAB 5 W 12:00- 2:50P SLATER, W.E. 21 G 

LAB 6 W 3:00- 5:50P SLATER, W.E. 21 G 

LAB 7 R 11:00- 1:50P SLATER, W.E. 21 G 

LAB 8 R 2:00- 4:50P SLATER, W.E. 21 G 

4BL LAB-ELCTRCTY&MGNTSM LAB 1 T 8:00-10:50A HAUSER, J. 20 G 

LAB 2 T 11:00- 1:50P HAUSER, J. 20 G 

LAB 3 T 3:00- 5:50P HAUSER, J. 20 G 

LAB 4 W 8:00-10:50A HAUSER, J. 20 G 

LAB 5 W 11:00- 1:50P HAUSER, J. 20 G 



LAB 8 R 8:00-10:50A HAUSER, J. 20 G 

LAB 9 R 11:00- 1:50P HAUSER, J. 20 G 



6A STATICS & DYNAMICS LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A 300 

6B SOUND&LIGHT&HYDRDYN LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A BUCHANAN, C.D. 300 

LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A 270 

6C ELCTRC&MAGNT&TRNSPT LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P RUDNICK, J.A. 294 

LEC 2 MWF 3:00- 3:50P BRUINSMA, R.F. 192 

10 PHYSICS LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P 150 

LEC 2 MWF 1:00- 1:50P HUFFMAN, A.H. 155 

17 LIGHT&MATTR&RELTVTY LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P DURIAN, D.J. 50 G 

18L MODERN PHYSICS LAB LAB 1 0 G 

88 CRNT TOPICS-PHYSICS SEM 1 0 

105A ANALYTIC MECHANICS LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P SLATER, W.E. 50 

110A ELECTRICITY&MAGNET LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ROSENZWEIG, J. 40 

110B ELECTRICITY&MAGNET LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A GEKELMAN, W.N. 50 

112 THERMODYNAMICS LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A PUTTERMAN, S.J. 40 

115A QUANTUM MECHANICS LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A ABERS, E.S. 40 G 

115C QUANTUM MECHANICS LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A CHAKRAVARTY, S. 40 G 

117 ELECTRONCS-MEASRMNT LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P BROWN, S. 20 

126 ELEM PARTICLE PHYS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P COUSINS, R.D. 30 

131 MATH METHDS-PHYSICS LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A KIVELSON, S. 30 

180C SOLID-STATE LAB LAB 1 T 3:00- 5:00P JIANG, H. 0 

180D ACOUSTICS LAB LAB 1 R 2:00- 3:50P WILLIAMS, G.A. 20 

180F ELEM PARTICLE LAB LAB 1 M 1:00- 2:50P SALTZBERG, D. 9 

C185 FOUNDATIONS-PHYSICS LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A CORNWALL, J.M. 20 G 

PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE 

5 HMN PHYS-DIET&EXRCS LEC 1 TBA ROBERTS, C. 334 

13 INTRO-HUMAN ANATOMY LEC 1 TBA DE LEON, R. 80 G 

M103 HUMN PHYS-BMED ENGR LEC 1 TBA FARAHBAKHSH, N.A. 5 G 


111B FOUNDTNS-PHYSIO SCI LEC 1 TBA MELLEN, N.M. 244 G 

111L PHYSIOL SCIENCE LAB LAB 1 TBA COOPER, R.H. 16 G 

LAB 2 TBA COOPER, R.H. 12 G 



C135 DYNMCL SYSTMS MDLNG LEC 1 TBA GARFINKEL, A. 30 G 

C137 ADPTATN-CRDIOVSCULR LEC 1 TBA SCREMIN, O.U. 35 G 

147 NEUROBIO-LEARN&MMRY LEC 1 GLANZMAN, D.L. 0 G 

C152 ANAT&PHYSIO&BIOMECH LEC 1 TBA WHITING, W.C. 50 G 

M166 ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY LEC 1 GORDON, M.S. 0 


M173 ANA&PHYSI-SENSE ORG LEC 1 TBA NARINS, P.M. 30 G 



SAME AS : MCD BIO M175C, NEUROSC M101C, PSYCH M117C 

190B HONORS THESIS TUT 1 UNSCH BARNARD, R.J. 10 T2 

TUT 2 UNSCH EDGERTON, V.R. 10 T2 

TUT 3 UNSCH GLOVER, D.A. 10 T2 

TUT 4 UNSCH GRINNELL, A.D. 10 T2 

TUT 5 UNSCH KAUFMAN, D.L. 10 T2 

TUT 6 UNSCH SACHS, G. 10 T2 

TUT 7 UNSCH TOGA, A.W. 10 T2 

TUT 8 UNSCH GLANZMAN, D.L. 10 T2 

195B ADVANCES-BIOL RSRCH LEC 1 F 2:00- 3:50P FARAHBAKHSH, N.A. 20 PN 

196 LAB-SYSTEMS ANATOMY LAB 1 TBA DE LEON, R. 25 

197C VAR TPCS-PHYSIO SCI SEM 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P HABERLAND-NOCE, M. 60 

197Y VAR TPCS-PHYSIO SCI SEM 1 TBA COOPER, R.H. 0

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POLICY STUDIES 

101 DRUG ABUSE CONTROL LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P KLEIMAN, M.A. 50 G 

CM110 INFORMTN SUPERHGHWY LEC 1 R 9:00-11:50A LAU, T.Y. 10 G 


M116 NUCLEAR WEAPONS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P INTRILIGATOR, M.D. 60 G 

SAME AS : HNRS M119 

190 TOPCS-PUBLIC POLICY DIS 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P LOHMANN, S. 15 

197 SEM-POLICY STUDIES LEC 1 UNSCH THE STAFF 20 G 

POLITICAL SCIENCE 

6 INTRO-QUANTVE RSCH LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ZALLER, J.R. 50 

20 WORLD POLITICS LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P WILLIAMS, K. 396 

30 INTR-POLITICAL ECON LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P KILROY, B.A. 180 

50 INTRO-COMPRTV PLTCS LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A POSNER, D.N. 252 

111C LATE MODRN POL THRY LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P WOLFENSTEIN, E.V. 50 

112A DEMOCRATIC THEORY LEC 1 TR 3:30- 5:20P ACKERLY, B.A. 50 G 

114B AMER POL THOUGHT LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P WALKER, B.D. 60 

118 POLITICAL VIOLENCE LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P TONG, J. 50 

119A SPECL STDS POL THRY LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P WOLFENSTEIN, E.V. 50 

120 FOREIGN RELATION-US LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A ROSECRANCE, R.N. 120 

123A INTERNATIONAL LAW LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P WILKINSON, D.O. 20 G 

124 INTL POLITICAL ECON LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P KILROY, B.A. 150 

125 ARMS CNTRL&INT SCRT LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P WILLIAMS, K. 120 

126 PEACE AND WAR LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P LARSON, D.W. 81 

137A INTRNAT RELAT THEOR LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A STEIN, A.A. 60 

139A SPC STDS-INTNTL REL LEC 1 MWF 10:00-11:15A PATEMAN, R. 60 

140B THE PRESIDENCY LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:45P JAMES, S.C. 102 

140C SUPREME COURT LEC 1 MWF 1:00- 1:50P HENNIG, R.A. 250 

M141D MASS MEDIA&ELECTNS LEC 1 MWF 3:00- 3:50P RUETER, T.A. 150 


M144A CHICANO&LATINO PLTC LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P ROCCO, R.A. 50 

SAME AS : CHICANO M147A 

145C CIVIL LIBERTIES LEC 1 MWF 12:00-12:50P THE STAFF 150 

145D JDCL OVRSIT-BURCRCY LEC 1 MWF 2:00- 2:50P THE STAFF 150 

146B BURCRACY&PUBLC MGMT LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P DESVEAUX, J.A. 100 

146E NTL PLC DVLP&IMPLMT LEC 1 TR 6:00- 7:50P DESVEAUX, J.A. 100 

149 AMRCN GOVT&POLITICS LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A HENNIG, R.A. 200 

LEC 2 MW 3:00- 4:50P LOHMANN, S. 32 

LEC 3 TBA BADER, J.B. 30 

153A W EUROPE GOVT&PLTCS LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A GOLDEN, M.A. 60 

153B WEST EUROP POLITICS LEC 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P TSEBELIS, G. 60 

154B GOV&POL-SOUTH AMER LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P LONDREGAN, J.B. 120 

165 ISLAM AND POLITICS LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BINDER, L. 30 

168 COMPRTV POLTCL ANLY LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A ANDERSON, R.D. 50 G 

195C HONORS SEM&THESIS SEM 1 TBA WILKINSON, D.O. 15 T2 

SEM 2 UNSCH 15 T2 









C197C POLITICS SEM 1 W 1:00- 3:50P JAMES, S.C. 15 

SEM 2 W 9:00-11:50A GILLIAM, F.D. 15 

C197D COMPARATIV GOVRNMNT SEM 1 W 9:00-11:50A GEDDES, B. 15 

PSYCHIATRY AND BIOBEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 

98D VIOLENCE IN AMERICA SEM 1 T 1:00- 3:50P MATISSE, O.V. 12 

M180B CONT ISS-MEN RETARD LEC 1 TR 5:00- 7:20P GALBRAITH, G.C. 25 

SAME AS : PSYCH M180B 

M181B RSH PROB-MNTL RETRD LAB 1 R 3:00- 4:50P FLUHARTY, A.L. 25 T2 

SAME AS : PSYCH M181B 

M192A AT-RISK POPULATIONS LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P KENNON, T.L. 10 

SAME AS : MED M190A 

PSYCHOLOGY 

10 INTRODUCTORY PSYCH LEC 1 TBA HOLMAN, E.W. 300 

LEC 2 TBA WOOLF, N.J. 300 

15 INTRO PSYCHOBIOLOGY LEC 1 TBA WOOLF, N.J. 300 

98T EXPERTISE SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P KUBOSE, T.T. 15 G 

100A PSYCHOLOGICAL STATS LEC 1 TBA COMREY, A.L. 200 

100B RESEARCH METH-PSYCH LEC 1 TBA BJORK, E.L. 240 

110 FUND OF LEARNING LEC 1 TBA BALLEINE, B.W. 300 

111 LEARNING LAB LEC 1 TBA FANSELOW, M. 20 G 

115 BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCI LEC 1 TBA KNOWLTON, B. 300 

116 BEHAVR NEUROSCI LAB LEC 1 TBA GRISHAM, W.E. 96 


SAME AS : MCD BIO M175C, NEUROSC M101C, PHY SCI M180C 

M117K CENTRL NERVOUS SSTM LEC 1 MW 9:00- 9:50A SCHEIBEL, A.B. 10 


118 COMPARTV PSYCHOBIOL LEC 1 TBA GALLISTEL, C.R. 150 

119B HUMAN NEUROPHYSLGY LEC 1 TBA BEATTY, J. 40 

119D BEHAVIORL PHARMACOL LEC 1 TBA ELLISON, G.D. 40 

M119O PSYCHOLOGY OF AGING LEC 1 TBA BUTCHER, L.L. 100

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SAME AS : GRNTLGY M119O 

120 COGNITIVE PSYCH LEC 1 TBA ENGEL, S.A. 300 

121 LAB-COGNITIVE PSYCH LAB 1 TBA BJORK, E.L. 20 

LAB 2 TBA CHENG, P. 20 

124F THINKING LEC 1 TBA FIRSTENBERG, I. 40 

126 CLINICAL PSYCH LAB LAB 1 BRADBURY, T. 20 G 

127 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY LEC 1 TBA LOPEZ, S.R. 300 

LEC 2 TBA CANNON, T.D. 300 

129A PERSONALITY MEASURE LEC 1 TBA REISE, S.P. 25 

133B COGNITIVE DEVELPMNT LEC 1 TBA AU, T.K. 150 

133G CULTURE&HUMAN DEVLP LEC 1 LUCARIELLO, J.M. 150 

135 SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY LEC 1 TBA HARDIN, C.D. 300 

136A SOCIAL PSYCH LAB LAB 1 TBA MANN, T.L. 25 

137D INTR-HEALTH PSYCHLG LEC 1 KEMENY, M. 150 

137F INTRO-SPORT PSYCH LEC 1 TBA SCANLAN, T.K. 200 

142H ADV STAT METH-PSYCH LEC 1 TBA SIDANIUS, J. 25 

150 MATH MODELS-PSYCH LEC 1 WICKENS, T.D. 25 

170A BEHAVIOR MODIFICATN LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P LOVAAS, O.I. 120 

170B FLDWK-BEHAV MODIFCT FLD 1 M 3:00- 4:50P DEMING, J.E. 25 

170C ADV FLDWRK-BHVR MOD FLD 1 M 4:00- 5:50P DEMING, J.E. 15 

171A ADV FLDWRK-BHVR MOD FLD 1 M 4:00- 5:50P DEMING, J.E. 15 

171B BEHAVRL INTERVENTNS FLD 1 TBA DEMING, J.E. 10 

173 ADV ABNORMAL PSYCH LEC 1 HENKER, B.A. 25 

177 COUNSLNG RELATNSHPS LEC 1 W 3:00- 4:50P HENKER, B.A. 60 

179B BIOMED&PSYCSOC-AIDS LEC 1 MAYS, V.M. 100 

M180B CONT ISS-MEN RETARD LEC 1 TR 5:00- 7:50P GALBRAITH, G.C. 20 


M181B RSH PROB-MNTL RETRD LAB 1 R 3:00- 4:50P FLUHARTY, A.L. 20 T2 


186B COG SCI-NEURL NTWRK LEC 1 TBA HUMMEL, J.E. 15 

189 ERGONMCS&HUMN FCTRS LEC 1 TBA SCHMIDT, R.A. 90 

190C HONORS COURSE TUT 1 W 3:00- 4:20P BEATTY, J. 15 

194A RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGY SEM 1 UNSCH ABRAMSON, P.R. 10 PN 

SEM 2 UNSCH ADELMAN, H.S. 10 PN 

SEM 3 UNSCH ANDRON, L.A. 10 PN 

SEM 4 UNSCH ASARNOW, J.R. 10 PN 

SEM 5 UNSCH AU, T.K. 10 PN 

SEM 6 UNSCH BAKER, B.L. 10 PN 

SEM 7 UNSCH BALLEINE, B.W. 10 PN 

SEM 8 UNSCH BEATTY, J. 10 PN 

SEM 9 UNSCH BENTLER, P.M. 10 PN 

SEM 10 UNSCH BJORK, E.L. 10 PN 

SEM 11 UNSCH BJORK, R.A. 10 PN 

SEM 12 UNSCH BRADBURY, T. 10 PN 

SEM 13 UNSCH BROWN, T.B. 10 PN 

SEM 14 UNSCH BUONOMANO, D. 10 PN 

SEM 15 UNSCH BUTCHER, L.L. 10 PN 

SEM 16 UNSCH CAPLAN, R. 10 PN 

SEM 17 UNSCH CHENG, P. 10 PN 

SEM 18 UNSCH CHRISTENSEN, A. 10 PN 

SEM 19 UNSCH COLLINS, B.E. 10 PN 

SEM 20 UNSCH COMREY, A.L. 10 PN 

SEM 21 UNSCH CRASKE, M. 10 PN 

SEM 22 UNSCH DE LEEUW, J. 10 PN 

SEM 23 UNSCH DORR, A. 10 PN 

SEM 24 UNSCH DUNKEL-SCHETTER, C 10 PN 

SEM 25 UNSCH ELLISON, G.D. 10 PN 

SEM 26 UNSCH ENGEL, S.A. 10 PN 

SEM 27 UNSCH FANSELOW, M. 10 PN 

SEM 28 UNSCH FAWZY, F.I. 10 PN 

SEM 29 UNSCH FESHBACH, S. 10 PN 

SEM 30 UNSCH FRANKEL, F.D. 10 PN 

SEM 31 UNSCH FRENCH, P.A. 10 PN 

SEM 32 UNSCH GALLISTEL, C.R. 10 PN 

SEM 33 UNSCH GEISELMAN, R.E. 10 PN 

SEM 34 UNSCH GELMAN, R. 10 PN 

SEM 35 UNSCH GERARD, H.B. 10 PN 

SEM 36 UNSCH GLOVER, D.A. 10 PN 

SEM 37 UNSCH GOODCHILDS, J.D. 10 PN 

SEM 38 UNSCH GOODMAN, G.M. 10 PN 

SEM 39 UNSCH GRAHAM, S.H. 10 PN 

SEM 40 UNSCH GREEN, M.F. 10 PN 

SEM 41 UNSCH GREENFIELD, P.M. 10 PN 

SEM 42 UNSCH GRIJALVA, C.V. 10 PN 

SEM 43 UNSCH GUTIERREZ, K.D. 10 PN 

SEM 44 UNSCH HAMMEN, C.L. 10 PN 

SEM 45 UNSCH HARDIN, C.D. 10 PN 

SEM 46 UNSCH HENKER, B.A. 10 PN 

SEM 47 UNSCH HENLEY, N.M. 10 PN 

SEM 48 UNSCH HINES, M. 10 PN 

SEM 49 UNSCH HOLMAN, E.W. 10 PN 

SEM 50 UNSCH HOLYOAK, K. 10 PN 

SEM 51 UNSCH HOWES, C. 10 PN 

SEM 52 UNSCH HUMMEL, J.E. 10 PN 

SEM 53 UNSCH HUNT, W.K. 10 PN 

SEM 54 UNSCH HUO, Y.J. 10 PN

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SEM 55 UNSCH IMBENS-BAILEY, A. 10 PN 

SEM 56 UNSCH KAFAI, Y.B. 10 PN 

SEM 57 UNSCH KASARI, C.L. 10 PN 

SEM 58 UNSCH KELLMAN, P. 10 PN 

SEM 59 UNSCH KEMENY, M. 10 PN 

SEM 60 UNSCH KNOWLTON, B. 10 PN 

SEM 61 UNSCH KRASNE, F. 10 PN 

SEM 62 UNSCH LEVINE, M.S. 10 PN 

SEM 63 UNSCH LOPEZ, S.R. 10 PN 

SEM 64 UNSCH LOVAAS, O.I. 10 PN 

SEM 65 UNSCH MACKAY, D.G. 10 PN 

SEM 66 UNSCH MAIDMENT, N.T. 10 PN 

SEM 67 UNSCH MALTZMAN, I. 10 PN 

SEM 68 UNSCH MANN, T.L. 10 PN 

SEM 69 UNSCH MAYS, V.M. 10 PN 

SEM 70 UNSCH MCGINTY, D.J. 10 PN 

SEM 71 UNSCH MEHRABIAN, A. 10 PN 

SEM 72 UNSCH MINOR, T.R. 10 PN 

SEM 73 UNSCH MYERS, H.F. 10 PN 

SEM 74 UNSCH NUECHTERLEIN, K.H. 10 PN 

SEM 75 UNSCH NIHIRA, K. 10 PN 

SEM 76 UNSCH PELHAM, B. 10 PN 

SEM 77 UNSCH PEPLAU, L.A. 10 PN 

SEM 78 UNSCH PIACENTINI, J.C. 10 PN 

SEM 79 UNSCH POLAND, R.E. 10 PN 

SEM 80 UNSCH RAISON, C. 10 PN 

SEM 81 UNSCH RAO, U. 10 PN 

SEM 82 UNSCH RAVEN, B.H. 10 PN 

SEM 83 UNSCH REISE, S.P. 10 PN 

SEM 84 UNSCH REPETTI, R.L. 10 PN 

SEM 85 UNSCH RING, D.L. 10 PN 

SEM 86 UNSCH SAXE, G.B. 10 PN 

SEM 87 UNSCH SAYWITZ, K.J. 10 PN 

SEM 88 UNSCH SCANLAN, T.K. 10 PN 

SEM 89 UNSCH SCHEIN, S. 10 PN 

SEM 90 UNSCH SCHMIDT, R.A. 10 PN 

SEM 91 UNSCH SEARS, D.O. 10 PN 

SEM 92 UNSCH SHAPIRO, D. 10 PN 

SEM 93 UNSCH SIDANIUS, J. 10 PN 

SEM 94 UNSCH SIGMAN, M.D. 10 PN 

SEM 95 UNSCH SILVA, A.J. 10 PN 

SEM 96 UNSCH SKAGER, R.W. 10 PN 

SEM 97 UNSCH SMALLEY, S.L. 10 PN 

SEM 98 UNSCH STIGLER, J.W. 10 PN 

SEM 99 UNSCH STIPEK, D.J. 10 PN 

SEM 100 UNSCH STONE, L. 10 PN 

SEM 101 UNSCH TAYLOR, S.E. 10 PN 

SEM 102 UNSCH THOMAS, J.P. 10 PN 

SEM 103 UNSCH TOGA, A.W. 10 PN 

SEM 104 UNSCH TYMCHUK, A.J. 10 PN 

SEM 105 UNSCH WATERMAN, J.M. 10 PN 

SEM 106 UNSCH WEINER, B. 10 PN 

SEM 107 UNSCH WEISZ, J. 10 PN 

SEM 108 UNSCH WELLS, K.B. 10 PN 

SEM 109 UNSCH WICKENS, T.D. 10 PN 

SEM 110 UNSCH WILSON, C.L. 10 PN 

SEM 111 UNSCH WOODWARD, J.A. 10 PN 

SEM 112 UNSCH WYATT, G.E. 10 PN 

SEM 113 UNSCH YAMAMOTO, J. 10 PN 

SEM 114 UNSCH YEE-BRADBURY, C.M. 10 PN 

SEM 115 UNSCH ZAIDEL, E. 10 PN 

SEM 116 UNSCH ZELTZER, L.K. 10 PN 

SEM 117 UNSCH ZIMMER, R.K. 10 PN 

SEM 118 UNSCH WELLISCH, D.K. 10 PN 

SEM 119 UNSCH FRANKEL, F.D. 10 PN 

SEM 120 UNSCH DAVILA, J. 10 PN 

SEM 121 UNSCH DUNBAR, E.W. 10 PN 

SEM 122 UNSCH HUNT, W.K. 10 PN 

SEM 123 UNSCH BERGMAN, R.L. 10 PN 

SEM 124 UNSCH ORNITZ, E.M. 10 PN 

SEM 125 UNSCH JUVONEN, J.H. 10 PN 

SEM 126 UNSCH ZAIDEL, D. 10 PN 

SEM 127 UNSCH MENSH, I. 10 PN 

197 CURRNT ISSUES-PSYCH LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P BAKER, B.L. 15 

RELIGION, STUDY OF 

100 STUDY OF RELIGION SEM 1 T 2:00- 4:50P BARTCHY, S.S. 15 

120 ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS LEC 1 M 4:00- 6:50P GROSE, G. 25 G 

SCANDINAVIAN SECTION 

3 ELEMENTARY SWEDISH DIS 1 MTWR 2:00- 2:50P MASSENGALE, J.R. 15 

105 ADVANCED SWEDISH DIS 1 MTWR 2:00- 2:50P MASSENGALE, J.R. 10 

110 ADVANCED NORWEGIAN DIS 1 TBA NORSENG, M.K. 10 

143 SCANDINAVN LIT-20 C DIS 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A THE STAFF 25 

184 HANS CHRISTN ANDRSN LEC 1 MW 1:00- 1:50P MASSENGALE, J.R. 60 

CM186 WOMEN-SCANDINVN LIT DIS 1 TR 11:00-12:15P NORSENG, M.K. 20

178 / SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES Tentative Spring 2000 Class Listings 




SLAVIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES 

Czech 

102F ADVANCED CZECH REC 1 TBA KRESIN, S.C. 15 

Hungarian 

101C ELEMENTRY HUNGARIAN DIS 1 TR 11:00-12:15P SIMON, J.S. 15 

Polish 

102F ADVANCED POLISH REC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A KOROPECKYJ, R. 15 

Romanian 

101F ADVANCED ROMANIAN REC 1 TR 2:00- 4:20P GALATEANU, G. 20 G 

Russian 

1 ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN REC 1 TBA KAGAN, O. 25 

3 ELEMENTARY RUSSIAN REC 1 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A KAGAN, O. 30 

6 INTERMEDIATE RUSSIA REC 1 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P KAGAN, O. 30 

11A SELF-PACED PROG-RUS TUT 1 TBA KAGAN, O. 10 

11B SELF-PACED PROG-RUS TUT 1 TBA KAGAN, O. 10 





15B ACCEL ELEM RUSSIAN REC 1 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P KRESIN, S.C. 15 

99A INTR-RUSSIAN CVLZTN LEC 1 TBA IVANOV, V. 15 

101C THIRD-YEAR RUSSIAN REC 1 TBA KRESIN, S.C. 0 

102D SOCIAL SCIENCE LEC 1 TBA KAGAN, O. 0 

103C SPECIAL TOPICS DIS 1 TBA KAGAN, O. 0 

106 RUSSN-ADV NATV SPKR LEC 1 TBA KLENIN, E.R. 0 

140A ANLY-NARRATIV PROSE LEC 1 TBA OSPOVAT, A. 0 

Serbian/Croatian 

103C ELEM SERBIAN/CROATN REC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P CORIN, A. 15 

F 11:00-11:50A 

Slavic 

99 INTRO-SLAVIC CVLZTN LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P KOROPECKYJ, R. 50 

SOCIAL WELFARE 

100B SOCIAL WELFARE PLCY LEC 1 W 12:00- 2:50P PROVER, J.J. 100 

SOCIOLOGY 

1 INTRODUCTORY SOCIOL LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A HALLE, D.J. 300 

3 SOCIOL-EVRYDAY LIFE LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P KUSENBACH, M.B. 75 


SAME AS : ANTHRO M80, GEOG M40, STATS M12 

31 DILEMA-3RD WLD DVLP LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P SOUTHWORTH, C. 75 

88A LOWER DIVISION SEM SEM 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P MCFARLAND, D.D. 25 

101 DEVELPMT SOC THEORY LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A LUPHER, M.G. 150 

LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:15P JEPSON, M.C. 150 

102 CONTEMP SOC THEORY LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P ALEXANDER, J.C. 150 

104 INTRO SOC RSCH MTHD LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A TENHOUTEN, W.D. 75 

LEC 2 TR 8:00- 9:15A 75 

104H SOC RSCH MTHD-HONOR LEC 1 MW 1:00- 3:00P HART, M.N. 12 G 

106 FIELD RSRCH METHODS LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A MC COIN, S.L. 20 

110 SOCIOHISTCL METHODS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P ZEITLIN, M. 15 

C112 INTRO-MATHEMTCL SOC LEC 1 MW 8:30- 9:50A BONACICH, P. 40 

116 SOCIAL DEMOGRAPHY LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A BAILEY, K.D. 75 

CM125 TALK&SOCL INSTITTNS LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:15P CLAYMAN, S.E. 75 


132 SOC PSYCH-APPROACH LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P THE STAFF 150 

133 COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P KOLLOCK, P.E. 120 

134 CULTURE&PERSONALITY LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A ALLEN, W.R. 150 

143 HUMN HEALTH&SOCIETY LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P ROSENFELD, D. 75 

145 SOC DEVIANT BEHAVOR LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A FERRIS, K.O. 150 

151 COMPRTV IMMIGRATION LEC 1 WALDINGER, R. 75 

156 ETHNIC&STATUS GROUP LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A ALVAREZ, R. 100 

157 SOC STRATIFICATION LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P MCFARLAND, D.D. 150 

159 COMPR STD-JWSH COMM LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:45A SEIDLER-FELLER, C. 75 

M162 SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P THE STAFF 120 


M167 CONTSTD SEXUALITIES LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:50P 60 G 

SAME AS : LGBTS M167, WOM STD M167 

168 ORGANIZATNS&SOCIETY LEC 1 MW 8:00- 9:50A GRUSKY, O. 80 

M174 SOC OF THE FAMILY LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BEREND, Z. 70 


M176 SOCIOL OF MASS COMM LEC 1 SRINIVAS, L. 90 


DIS 1A 20 

182 POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P DESAI, M. 75 

185 AMERICAN SOCIETY LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A HALLE, D.J. 100 

187 POPUL&SOC-MIDLE EST LEC 1 MW 12:00- 2:00P HAKAMI, N.F. 50 

191 SOCIETY&PLTCS-KOREA LEC 1 MW 10:00-11:50A SHIN, G. 75 

192 STATE&SOCIETY-CHINA LEC 1 MW 12:00- 1:50P CAMPBELL, C.D. 80 

195A SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY LEC 1 R 10:00-12:50P ZEITLIN, M. 15

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195B SPCL TPCS-SOCIOLOGY LEC 1 TR 3:30- 5:30P RABOW, J. 75 

197A UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR SEM 1 THE STAFF 15 

197B UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR SEM 1 W 11:00- 1:50P POLLNER, M. 15 

197C UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR SEM 1 T 4:00- 6:50P FERRIS, K.O. 15 

197D UNDRGRADUAT SEMINAR SEM 1 T 10:00-12:50P THE STAFF 15 

SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE 

Portuguese 

Z PORTUGUSE LAB LAB 1 TBA MARCHANT, E.A. 10 

3 INTERMEDIATE PORTGS DIS 1 MTWR 10:00-10:50A MARCHANT, E.A. 23 

M42 CIV-SPAIN&PORTUGAL LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A DAGENAIS, J.C. 18 


102B INTENSVE PORTUGUESE LEC 1 MWF 10:00-11:20A MARCHANT, E.A. 10 

LEC 2 MWF 12:00- 1:30P MARCHANT, E.A. 15 

103 LANG&POPULAR CULTUR LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A MARCHANT, E.A. 15 G 

M118B PORT&SPN-MRPHL&SNTX LEC 1 TR 2:00- 2:50P SILVA-VILLAR, L. 5 

SAME AS : SPAN M118B 

C129 20TH-CENT PORT LIT LEC 1 W 3:00- 5:50P THE STAFF 10 

130B BRAZIL LIT&IDENTITY LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P THE STAFF 15 

141 BRAZILIAN FILM&LIT LEC 1 TR 9:00-10:50A JOHNSON, J.R. 30 

Spanish 

Z SPANISH LAB LAB 1 TBA SHERNO, S. 500 

1 ELEMENTARY SPANISH DIS 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A SHERNO, S. 23 

DIS 2 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A SHERNO, S. 23 

DIS 3 MTWRF 10:00-10:50A SHERNO, S. 23 


DIS 5 MTWRF 12:00-12:50P SHERNO, S. 23 

DIS 6 MTWRF 1:00- 1:50P SHERNO, S. 23 






















4 INTERMEDIATE SPAN DIS 1 MTWRF 9:00- 9:50A SHERNO, S. 23 





5 INTERMEDIATE SPAN DIS 1 MTWRF 8:00- 8:50A SHERNO, S. 23 





6 INTERMEDIATE SPAN DIS 1 MWRF 9:00- 9:50A SHERNO, S. 23 

DIS 2 MWRF 12:00-12:50P SHERNO, S. 23 

DIS 3 MWRF 1:00- 1:50P SHERNO, S. 23 

DIS 4 MWRF 10:00-10:50A SHERNO, S. 23 

25 ADV SPANISH COMP LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 15 





LEC 6 MWF 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 15 

LEC 7 MWF 11:00-11:50A 15 

25A COMP-SPANISH SPKRS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 15 


M42 CIV-SPAIN&PORTUGAL LEC 1 MW 9:00-10:50A DAGENAIS, J.C. 100 

SAME AS : PORTGSE M42 

100B SYNTAX LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P SILVA-VILLAR, L. 40 

105 SPANISH COMPOSITION LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P THE STAFF 15 

LEC 2 TR 11:00-12:50P THE STAFF 15 

115 APPLIED LINGUISTICS LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P PLANN, S.J. 30 

M118B PORT&SPN-MRPHL&SNTX LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P SILVA-VILLAR, L. 15 

SAME AS : PORTGSE M118B 

120C HSPNC LIT SNCE 1898 LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P BERGERO, A.J. 80 

127 DON QUIJOTE LEC 1 TR 12:00- 1:50P JOHNSON, C.B. 60 

139 RMNT&RLSM-SP-AM LIT LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:50P SKIRIUS, A.J. 30

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M149 FOLK LIT-HISPAN WLD LEC 1 TR 10:00-11:50A ARORA, S.L. 25 


151A WOMEN IN LIT-SPAIN DIS 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P SHERNO, S. 30 

197 UNDERGRAD SEMINAR SEM 1 MW 3:00- 4:50P CORTINEZ, V. 20 

SEM 2 MW 4:00- 4:50P DAGENAIS, J.C. 20 

197A HISPANC CULTURE&CIV SEM 1 MW 9:00-10:50A THE STAFF 10 

SPEECH 

1 PRINC ORAL COMMNCTN DIS 1 TR 8:00- 9:50A BRIDGEWATER, D.A. 20 

DIS 2 TR 10:00-11:50A BRIDGEWATER, D.A. 20 

DIS 3 TR 12:00- 1:50P MILLER, T.E. 20 

DIS 4 TR 2:00- 3:50P MILLER, T.E. 20 

DIS 5 TR 3:00- 4:50P PACKER, S.H. 20 

107 PRINC-ARGUMENTATION LEC 1 TR 4:00- 5:50P MILLER, T.E. 35 

STATISTICS 

10 STATISTCL REASONING LEC 1 TR 8:00- 9:15A BERK, R.A. 90 

LEC 2 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ZHOU, Z. 90 

LEC 3 MWF 10:00-10:50A COCHRAN, S.D. 90 

LEC 4 MWF 11:00-11:50A SANCHEZ, J. 90 

LEC 5 MWF 1:00- 1:50P STRAND, M.J. 90 

M11 INTRO-STATIS MTHDS LEC 1 MWF 11:00-11:50A ZHOU, Z. 50 


LEC 2 MWF 10:00-10:50A GOLDSTEIN, D.R. 50 

M12 STAT MTHDS-SOCL SCI LEC 1 THE STAFF 15 

SAME AS : ANTHRO M80, GEOG M40, SOCIOL M18 

M13 STAT MTHDS-LIFE SCI LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A PALMER, C. 24 


100C STATISTICS LEC 1 MWF 10:00-10:50A THE STAFF 25 

110A STATISTICS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A ESFANDIARI, M.M. 35 

LEC 2 MWF 11:00-11:50A STRAND, M.J. 35 

110B STATISTICS LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A THE STAFF 40 


130 STAT ANALYSIS SYSTM LEC 1 MWF 9:00- 9:50A LEW, V. 35 

THEATER 

1C DANCE-MUSIC THEATER STU 1 MWF 9:00-10:20A GUNN, F.N. 25 G 

STU 2 MWF 10:30-11:50A GUNN, F.N. 25 G 

13 PLAY READNG&ANALYSS LEC 1 MW 2:00- 3:20P MACDUFF, W.A. 60 G 

14C INTRO TO DESIGN LEC 1 TR 11:45- 1:20P ROSE, R.S. 90 G 

20 ACTING FUNDAMENTALS STU 1 MW 9:00-10:50A SHAPIRO, M. 20 

STU 2 TR 9:00-10:50A SHAPIRO, M. 20 

50 THTR PRDCTN&PRFRMNC STU 1 MW 1:00- 3:50P IONAZZI, D.A. 3 G 

STU 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P IONAZZI, D.A. 3 G 

STU 3 F 9:00- 3:50P IONAZZI, D.A. 3 G 

STU 4 UNSCH IONAZZI, D.A. 8 G 






STU 11 IONAZZI, D.A. 10 G 

101C REALSM&20C RESPONSE LEC 1 MW 9:30-10:50A ROSENBERG, D.L. 106 G 

M103C ORIGIN-CHICANO THTR LEC 1 25 

SAME AS : CHICANO M103C 

M103D CONTMP CHICANO THTR LEC 1 M 9:00-11:50A VALENZUELA, J.L. 30 

SAME AS : CHICANO M103D, WLD ART M103D 

M103E AFR AM-DPRSSN-PRSNT LEC 1 F 12:00- 2:50P ROBINSON, B.J. 60 G 

SAME AS : AFRO-AM M103E 

106 HST-AMER THTR&DRAMA LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:50P ROBINSON, B.J. 60 G 

107 DRAMA OF DIVERSITY LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:20P GEIOGAMAH, H.L. 30 G 

111B EUR THTR-1640-1900 LEC 1 TR 9:30-10:50A KRAJEWSKA-WIECZORE 20 

115C ACTNG&VOICE&MVMNT 1 STU 1 MW 11:00- 1:50P CARUSO, S. 25 G 

STU 2 TR 11:00- 1:50P HIGHLANDS, D. 25 G 

116C ACTNG&VOICE&MVMNT 2 STU 1 MW 11:30-12:50P ORTH, T.J. 30 G 

STU 2 TR 12:00- 2:50P ORTH, T.J. 30 G 

120B ACTING FOR CAMERA STU 1 HACKETT, M.J. 20 G 

121 ACTING WORKSHOP STU 1 MW 10:00-11:50A HACKETT, M.J. 20 

STU 2 TR 3:00- 4:50P GARDNER, G.A. 20 

122 MAKE-UP FOR STAGE STU 1 M 10:00-11:50A WHEATLEY, W.T. 20 

126C ACTNG&VOICE&MVMNT 3 STU 1 TR 2:00- 3:20P MONAGHAN, E.J. 25 G 

STU 2 F 1:00- 3:50P SHAPIRO, M. 25 G 

127C ADVANCED ACTING STU 1 MW 3:30- 4:50P WAGAR, P.M. 20 G 

STU 2 TR 2:00- 3:20P MORELAND, J.E. 20 G 

128C ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 2 STU 1 TR 10:30-11:50A MORELAND, J.E. 25 G 

STU 2 MW 1:00- 2:20P WAGAR, P.M. 25 G 

128F ACTING&VOICE&MVMT 2 STU 1 F 12:00- 2:50P HEIM, J. 25 G 

STU 2 MW 1:00- 2:20P PARADIS, A. 20 G 

130A FUND PLAYWRITING I LEC 1 F 1:00- 3:50P GARDNER, G. 20 

137C CNTNUM STD-ACTG STG STU 1 MW 12:30- 3:30P OLIVIERI, J.M. 25 

STU 2 TR 3:30- 6:20P OLIVIERI, J.M. 20 

148 DESIGN & TECH THEA LEC 1 MW 11:00-12:20P ISRAEL, R.A. 20 

150 THTR PRDCTN&PRFRMNC STU 1 MW 1:00- 3:50P IONAZZI, D.A. 3 G 

STU 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P IONAZZI, D.A. 3 G 

STU 3 F 9:00-11:50A IONAZZI, D.A. 3 G 

F 1:00- 3:50P MACGOWN

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153B COSTUME DESIGN LEC 1 MW 1:00- 2:50P RAMICOVA, D. 20 G 

C154C SOUND FOR FILM&TV LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:50P WARD, W.D. 10 G 

C156C CMPTR ASSIST RNDRNG STU 1 TR 9:00-10:50A ROSE, R.S. 10 G 

C157C COSTUME CONSTRCTION STU 1 MW 7:00- 8:50P BRANDT, J. 10 

C158B LIGHTNG DESIGN TECH LEC 1 UNSCH 10 G 

160 FUND-PLAY DIRECTION LEC 1 TR 3:00- 4:50P GARDNER, G.A. 60 

171A ADV THEATER LAB LAB 1 UNSCH GARDNER, G.A. 10 

LAB 2 UNSCH THE STAFF 10 



171B ADV THEATER LAB LAB 1 UNSCH IONAZZI, D.A. 10 

LAB 2 UNSCH IONAZZI, D.A. 10 



173A DESIGN ASGNMNT-ASST STU 1 UNSCH ARMSTRONG, A.M. 25 G 

173B PRDCTN DSGN ASGNMNT STU 1 UNSCH ARMSTRONG, A.M. 10 G 

M178 FILM&TV ACTNG WKSHP LAB 1 TBA 0 G 

SAME AS : FILM&TV M177 

LAB 2 TR 1:00- 3:50P 0 G 

192 MP&TV&THTR INTRNSHP FLD 1 TBA WARD, W.D. 25 

URBAN PLANNING 

CM128 GLOBAL ENVIR&DVLPMT LEC 1 MW 5:00- 6:15P MULDAVIN, J.S. 15 

SAME AS : GEOG M128, URB PLN C266 

C184 LOOKING AT L A DIS 1 T 2:00- 4:50P LEAVITT, J. 50 G 

191 CITIES AND PLANNING LEC 1 TR 3:30- 4:45P TAYLOR, B.D. 50 

M194 WOMEN AND THE CITY LEC 1 TR 12:30- 1:50P BLUMENBERG, E.A. 40 


WOMEN’S STUDIES 

10 FMNST-WOMEN&SOCIETY LEC 1 TBA SMITH, P.J. 160 

M107A AMRCN WOMEN WRITERS LEC 1 TBA 30 


M107B BRITISH WOMN WRITRS LEC 1 TBA DAKESSIAN, M.A. 30 


110A FMNST THRY-SOCL SCI LEC 1 WF 10:00-11:50A ACKERLY, B.A. 32 

M115 SEXL&GENDR ORIENTTN LEC 1 M 1:00- 3:50P BROWN, 15 G 

SAME AS : LGBTS M115 

130 WOMEN OF COLOR-U S LEC 1 TBA THE STAFF 80 

135 WOMEN-PHYSICS&MATH LEC 1 TBA BYERS, N. 25 

M162 SOCIOLOGY OF GENDER LEC 1 30 

SAME AS : SOCIOL M162, SOCIOL M162 

171 JRSPRDNC-SEXL EQLTY LEC 1 TBA DE LA ROCHA, R. 20 

M174 SOC OF THE FAMILY LEC 1 TR 11:00-12:15P BEREND, Z. 30 


M194 WOMEN AND THE CITY LEC 1 TBA BLUMENBERG, E.A. 15 


197 SENIOR RESEARCH SEM SEM 1 TBA THE STAFF 15 

WORLD ARTS AND CULTURES 

1A FNDMNT-MODERN DANCE LAB 1 TBA 25 

LAB 2 TBA 25 

1B FNDMNT-MODERN DANCE LAB 1 TBA 25 

1C FNDMNT-MODERN DANCE LAB 1 TBA 25 

6 FUNDAMTLS OF BALLET LAB 1 TBA KLEPINGER, L.E. 20 

7C BEGINNING BALLET LAB 1 TBA 20 

23L LAB-CONDITNNG-DNCRS LAB 1 TBA BAILEY, S.R. 25 PN 

48 LAB-DANCE PRODUCTN LAB 1 UNSCH 20 PN 

72B DANCE-WEST AFRICA STU 1 TBA CAMARA, N. 30 

73B DANCE OF MEXICO STU 1 TBA 20 

74C DANCE OF SPAIN STU 1 TBA DE LEON-TORSIELLOL 20 

79 DANCE-SELECTED CLTR STU 1 TBA DOME-PEREZ, T. 25 

STU 2 TBA WARDINSKY 20 

STU 3 TBA WARDINSKY 15 

80B MVMNT AS CLTR BEHVR STU 1 TBA MITOMA, J.M. 80 

101C INTMD MOD DNCE TCHN STU 1 TBA MARTIN, N. 20 

STU 2 TBA 20 

C102C ADV MDRN DANCE TCHN LAB 1 TBA 20 

103 IMPROVISATION-DANCE STU 1 TBA FORTI, S. 20 

C107 WORKSHOP IN BALLET LEC 1 TBA 20 

110 FLD-WRLD ARTS&CLTRS FLD 1 UNSCH TOKOFSKY, P.I. 10 

FLD 2 TBA TOKOFSKY, P.I. 15 

115 TOPICS-CHOREOGRAPHY LEC 1 TBA 20 

LEC 2 TBA FORTI, S. 20 

M118 FOLK ART&MATRL CLTR LEC 1 TR 2:00- 3:50P JONES, M.O. 5 


122 MOVEMENT THEORIES LEC 1 TBA CLIPPINGER, K.S. 20

182 / WORLD ARTS AND CULTURES Tentative Spring 2000 Class Listings 



C127 VIDEO-TRAD&PRFR ART LAB 1 TBA BISHOP, J.M. 6 G 

130 TPC-WRLD ARTS&CLTRS LEC 1 TBA WATERMAN, C.A. 40 

LEC 2 TBA 20 

135 DANCE-UNITED STATES LEC 1 TBA GERE, D.H. 40 

140C INTRCLTRL PERFORMNC SEM 1 TBA 20 

144 CSTM&SCNC DSGN-DNCE LEC 1 TBA TOMLINSON, C.D. 20 

146 TEXTILES OF WORLD LEC 1 TBA 20 

148 ADV LAB-DANCE PRDCT LAB 1 UNSCH 20 PN 

149 DANCE PRFRMC PRCTCM LAB 1 UNSCH LEUNG, A.S. 20 PN 

151B DANCE AS CLTR IN ED LEC 1 TBA SIEGEL, J. 20 

165C TOPICS IN MUSEOLOGY DIS 1 TBA ROSS, D.H. 20 

C171B DANCE OF INDONESIA STU 1 TBA SUPRIYANTO, E. 20 

C171D DANCE OF INDIA STU 1 TBA PRAKASH, V. 20 

C172B DANCE-WEST AFRICA STU 1 TBA CAMARA, N. 20 

C174C DANCE OF SPAIN STU 1 TBA DE LEON-TORSIELLOL 25 

C179 DANCE-SELECTED CLTR LAB 1 TBA DOME-PEREZ, T. 20 

LAB 2 TBA VACA, A.B. 20 

LAB 3 TBA WARDINSKY 20 

LAB 4 TBA LARSEN, G.J. 20 

LAB 5 TBA TERRY, K. 20 

181B DANCE IN SE ASIA LEC 1 TBA MITOMA, J.M. 40 

190B SENIOR COLLOQUIUM LEC 1 TBA TOKOFSKY, P.I. 40 T2 

LEC 2 TBA LEUNG, A.S. 30 T2 

192 PROJECTS IN DANCE LAB 1 TBA 20 

LAB 2 TBA 15 

LAB 3 TBA THE STAFF 10 

C197 SELCTD TOPICS-DANCE LEC 1 TBA BROOKS, B.A. 40 G

WInter 2000 Schedule of Classes 183 

Academic Counseling 

New undergraduates are encouraged to obtain counseling prior to 

enrollment in classes and are required to do so by the School of Engineering 

and Applied Science. See the list below for the names and 

contact numbers for your departmental or school advisers. 

Arts and Architecture (310) 206-3564 

Engineering and Applied Science (310) 825-2826 

Nursing (310) 825-7181 

Theater, Film, and Television (310) 825-5761 

Letters and Science (310) 825-3382 

L&S Counseling Services 

The College of Letters and Science offers a wide range of academic 

counseling assistance to its students, including 

1. Assistance with program planning 

2. Assessment of degree requirements 

3. Help in choosing a major 

4. Counseling regarding scholastic difficulty 

5. Discussion of options and alternatives 

6. Group counseling sessions on specific topics 

7. Requests for exceptions to regulations 

8. Prehealth and prelaw open counseling sessions 

9. Counseling assistants (CAs) — graduate students from various 

academic departments who assist undergraduates in selecting 

courses and majors throughout their first and second years at 

UCLA. CAs also advise students who are interested in graduate 

school. 

To schedule a same-day appointment, visit the Letters and Science 

Counseling Service, A316 Murphy Hall, Monday through Friday, 8:15 

a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

ASK Peer Counselors 

ASK Peer Counselors are available weekdays to answer brief questions 

and make referrals at five different campus locations: Campbell 

Hall (southwest corner), Franz Hall/Career Center, and Royce Quad 

from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., A316C Murphy Hall (ASK Web Lab) from 10 

a.m. to 3 p.m., and adjacent to 1104 Murphy Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 

p.m. You can also e-mail questions to ASK@college.ucla.edu. 

L&S Academic Advancement Program 

Academic Advancement Program (AAP) counselors work with AAP 

students to plan their academic programs, monitor their progress toward 

a degree, provide them with information about different majors’ 

requirements and prerequisites, and discuss graduate school and career 

options. AAP counselors also encourage students to explore 

their talents and abilities, are there to listen to students, and talk with 

them about academic and personal problems. For AAP students who 

entered UCLA fall 1994 or later, AAP counselors have full signature 

authority as professional L&S counselors. AAP students’ official folders 

are housed in 1209 Campbell Hall, where petitions and other official 

paperwork must be submitted. Appointments are made in person 

weekdays 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in 1209 Campbell Hall; appointments by 

phone are taken 1-3 p.m. at (310) 825-1481. 

AAP Peer Counseling 

AAP Peer Counseling consists of 20 advanced standing undergraduate 

peer counselors who work under the direct supervision of a professional 

counselor. Peer Counselors work with entering students 

and support them in the transition from high school or community college 

to UCLA. They focus on the students’ adjustment to university 

life and refer them to both AAP and campus resources and services. 

Peer Counselor appointments for entering students can be made in 

person or by phone weekdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in 1228 Campbell 

Hall, (310) 206-1572. 

L&S Honors Programs 

L&S Honors Programs offers a curriculum of Honors courses as well 

as counseling and services to students in College Honors, Honors 

Collegium, Departmental Scholar Program, Individual Major Program, 

and students going on or returning from Education Abroad. 

Counselors are available to help with program planning, choosing a 

major, planning for graduate school, and many other academic concerns. 

Students in College Honors may also be eligible for letters of 

verification, heavier course loads, and courses by examination. Obtain 

information on these programs and services, as well as individual 

appointments, in A311 Murphy Hall, (310) 825-1553. 

College and Schools 

Counselors and Advisers 

Aerospace Studies 

Alexandra Skierso, Staff, 210 Men's Gym, 825-1742, 

askierso@ucla.edu 

David L. Terrell, Faculty, 212 Men's Gym, 825-1742, 

dterrell@ucla.edu 

African Area Studies (Graduate) 

Glenda Jones, Staff, 10373 Bunche Hall, 825-2944, 

gjones@isop.ucla.edu 

Russell G. Schuh, Faculty, 2126B Campbell Hall, 206-2663, 

schuh@humnet.ucla.edu 

African Languages (Undergraduate) 

Thomas J. Hinnebusch, Faculty, 3103N Campbell Hall, 825-9747, 

hinnebus@humnet.ucla.edu 

Russell G. Schuh, Faculty, 2126B Campbell Hall, 206-2663, 


African Studies (Undergraduate) 

Hartmut Walter, Faculty, 1177 Bunche Hall, 825-3116, 

walter@geog.ucla.edu 

Afro-American Studies 

Khisna Griffin, Staff (G/UG), 2330 Murphy Hall, 825-3776, 

kgriffin@caas.ucla.edu 

Valerie A. Smith, Faculty (G/UG), 825-7403 

American Indian Studies (Graduate) 

Paul V. Kroskrity, Faculty, 3142 Hershey Hall, 825-6237, 

paulvk@ucla.edu 

Dwight Youpee, Staff, 3215 Campbell Hall, 206-7511, 

dyoupee@ucla.edu 

Anthropology 

Ray Corbett, Staff (Honors/UG), 3118 Hershey Hall, 206-3362, 

rcorbett@ucla.edu 

Selma Morley, Staff (UG), 3118 Hershey Hall, 206-3362, 

smorley@ucla.edu 

Judy Stevenson, Staff (Honors/UG), 3118 Hershey Hall, 206-3362, 

jsteve@ucla.edu 

Ann Walters, Staff (G), 3116 Hershey Hall, 825-2511, 

awalters@anthro.ucla.edu

184 / Academic Counseling Winter 2000 Schedule of Classes 

Applied Linguistics (Graduate) 

Lyn Repath-Martos, Staff, 3300A Rolfe Hall, 825-4631, 

lyn@humnet.ucla.edu 

Applied Linguistics and Teaching English as a Second 

Language 

Lyn Repath-Martos, Staff (G/UG minors), 3300A Rolfe Hall, 825- 

4631, lyn@humnet.ucla.edu 

Archaeology (Graduate) 

Helle Girey, Staff, A148 Fowler Building, 825-4169, hgirey@ucla.edu 

Architecture and Urban Design (Graduate) 

Larry Nadeau, Staff, 1317 Perloff Hall, 825-6103, 

nadeau@aud.ucla.edu 

Art 

Roma King, Staff (UG), 1300 Dickson, 825-3645, 

rking@arts.ucla.edu 

Caron Cronin, Staff (G), 1300 Dickson, 206-7363, 

ccronin@arts.ucla.edu 

Art History 

Albert Boime, Faculty (UG), 221C Dodd Hall, 825-6814, 

boime@humnet.ucla.edu 

Beth Gray, Staff (G/UG), 100 Dodd Hall, 825-3480, 

gray@humnet.ucla.edu 

Cécile Whiting, Faculty (G), 247E Dodd Hall, 206-5434, 

whiting@humnet.ucla.edu 

Arts and Architecture, School of the 

Joanne Chen/Betsy Foster/Merrillyn Pace, Staff, 1100 Dickson, 206- 

3564, students@arts.ucla.edu 

Asian American Studies 

Sefa Aina, Staff (UG), 2241 Campbell Hall, 825-1006, 

sefa@ucla.edu 

Meg Thornton, Staff (UG), 2239 Campbell Hall, 825-1006, 

meg@ucla.edu 

Min Zhou, Faculty (G), 2201 Hershey Hall, 825-3532, 

mzhou@soc.ucla.edu 

Athletics 

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

mcasillas@athletics.ucla.edu 

Sheila Gardette, Staff, Morgan Center, 206-6181, 

sgardette@athletics.ucla.edu 

Chelley Maple, Staff, Morgan Center, 206-6263, 

cmaple@athletics.ucla.edu 

Eric White, Staff, Morgan Center, 206-6209, 

ewhite@athletics.ucla.edu 

Atmospheric Sciences 

Robert G. Fovell, Faculty (UG), 7127 Math Sciences, 206-9956, 

fovell@atmos.ucla.edu 

Brenda D. Lewis, Staff (G/UG), 7127 Math Sciences, 825-1954, 

brenda@atmos.ucla.edu 

Lawrence R. Lyons, Faculty (G), 7127 Math Sciences, 206-7876, 

larry@atmos.ucla.edu 

James C. McWilliams, Faculty (G), 7127 Math Sciences, 206-2829, 

jcm@atmos.ucla.edu 

Jochen Stutz, Faculty (G), 7127 Math Sciences, 825-5364, 

jochen@atmos.ucla.edu 

Biological Chemistry (Graduate) 

John J. Colicelli, Faculty, 33-257 CHS, 206-7800, 

colicelli@mednet.ucla.edu 

Antoinetta Green, Staff, 33-257 CHS, 825-2762, 

agreen@mednet.ucla.edu 

Gregory S. Payne, Faculty, 33-257 CHS, 206-3121, 

gpayne@mednet.ucla.edu 

Biology 

See Organismic Biology, Ecology, and Evolution 

Biomathematics (Graduate) 

Carol M. Newton, Faculty, AV-625 CHS, 825-5800, 

cnewton@biomath.medsch.ucla.edu 

David Tomita, Staff, AV-617B CHS, 825-5554, 

dtomita@biomath.medsch.ucla.edu 

Biomedical Engineering (Graduate) 

Abeer A.H. Alwan, Faculty, 66-147E Engineering IV, 206-2231, 

alwan@icsl.ucla.edu 

Biomedical Physics (Graduate) 

Loretta Brookes, Staff, 1V-365 CHS, 825-7811, 

lbrookes@mednet.ucla.edu 

Edward J. Hoffman, Faculty, B2-049 CHS, 825-8851, 

ehoffman@mail.nuc.ucla.edu 

William H. McBride, Faculty, B3-109 CHS, 794-7051, 

mcbride@radonc.ucla.edu 

Biostatistics (Graduate) 

William G. Cumberland, Faculty, 51-254 CHS, 825-5250, 

wgc@ucla.edu 

Carol Yasutomi, Staff, 51-254 CHS, 267-2186, cyasutom@ucla.edu 

Chemical Engineering 

Diane Golomb, Staff (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall, 825-1704, 

diane@ea.ucla.edu 

Harold G. Monbouquette, Faculty (G), 5531 Boelter Hall, 825-8946, 

harold@seas.ucla.edu 

Chemistry and Biochemistry 

Wendy Fujinami, Staff (UG), 4009 Young Hall, 825-1859 

Robin Green, Staff (G), 4006 Young Hall, 825-3150, 

green@chem.ucla.edu 

Phyllis Jergenson, Staff (G), 4006 Young Hall, 825-3150, 

pj@chem.ucla.edu 

Nicole Willis, Staff (UG), 4009 Young Hall, 825-1859, 

willis@chem.ucla.edu 

Chemistry/Materials Science (Undergraduate) 

Bruce S. Dunn, Faculty, 6532D Boelter Hall, 825-1519, 

dunn@seas.ucla.edu 

Leslie Hinman, Staff, 6531A Boelter Hall, 825-8916, 

leslie@ea.ucla.edu 

Chicana and Chicano Studies (Undergraduate) 

Ellie Hernandez, Staff, 7351 Bunche Hall, 206-7696, lute@ucla.edu 

Civil and Environmental Engineering 

Mary Anne Geber, Staff (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall, 825-2036, 

maryanne@ea.ucla.edu 

William W-G. Yeh, Faculty (G), 5732B Boelter Hall, 825-2300, 

williamy@seas.ucla.edu 

Classics 

Beth Gray, Staff (G/UG), 100 Dodd Hall, 825-3480, 

gray@humnet.ucla.edu 

Michael W. Haslam, Faculty (G), 289C Dodd Hall, 825-3680, 

haslam@humnet.ucla.edu 

Steven Lattimore, Faculty (UG), 247L Dodd Hall, 825-3324, 

lattimor@humnet.ucla.edu 

Communication Studies (Undergraduate) 

Eugenie H. Dye, Staff, 9244 Bunche Hall, 206-8446, 825-3303, 

dye@ucla.edu

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Community Health Sciences (Graduate) 

Gail G. Harrison, Faculty, 36-071 CHS, 825-5308, gailh@ucla.edu 

Diana Springer, Staff, 36-071 CHS, 825-5308, 

springer@admin.ph.ucla.edu 

Comparative Literature 

Kerry Allen, Staff (G), 212 Royce Hall, 825-1147, 

allen@humnet.ucla.edu 

Michael Floeck, Staff (UG), 212 Royce Hall, 825-4620, 

floeck@humnet.ucla.edu 

Kathleen Komar, Faculty (G, M.A.), 212 Royce Hall, 206-2281, 

komar@ucla.edu 

Efraín Kristal, Faculty (G, Ph.D.), 5310 Rolfe Hall, 206-2191, 

kristal@ucla.edu 

Ross P. Shideler, Faculty (UG), 212 Royce Hall, 825-3014, 

shideler@humnet.ucla.edu 

Computer Science 

Andrew B. Kahng, Faculty (G), 3713 Boelter Hall, 206-7073, 

abk@cs.ucla.edu 

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

misuk@ea.ucla.edu 

Cybernetics (Undergraduate) 

Beth Rubin, Staff, 4532H Boelter Hall, 825-7482, beth@cs.ucla.edu 

Dentistry/Oral Biology (Graduate) 

Jason Pinnell, Staff, 63-050 Dentistry, 825-1955, 

jasonp@dent.ucla.edu 

Douglas Junge, Faculty (M.S.), 63-078 Dentistry, 825-5795, 

djunge@ucla.edu 

Igor Spigelman, Faculty (Ph.D.), 63-019 Dentistry, 825-3190, 

igor@ucla.edu 

Design 

Roma King, Staff (UG), 1300 Dickson, 825-3645, 

rking@arts.ucla.edu 

Caron Cronin, Staff (G), 1300 Dickson, 206-7363, 

ccronin@arts.ucla.edu 

Earth and Space Sciences/Geology, Geophysics 

Wayne A. Dollase, Faculty (UG), 3667 Geology, 825-3823, 

dollase@ucla.edu 

William I. Newman, Faculty (G), 4640 Geology, 825-3912, 

win@ucla.edu 

Spring Verity, Staff (G/UG), 3683 Geology, 825-3917, 

verity@ess.ucla.edu 


Andrea Beard, Staff (G/UG), 290E Royce Hall, 825-5218 

Theodore Huters, Faculty (G), 241A Royce Hall, 825-3486 

East Asian Studies (Undergraduate) 

Andrea Beard, Staff, 290E Royce Hall, 825-5218 

Economics 

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

lclarke@econ.ucla.edu 

Deborah Frohman, Staff (UG, business economics), 2250 Bunche 

Hall, 206-2850, frohman@econ.ucla.edu 

Julie Plotkin, Staff (UG), 2253 Bunche Hall, 825-5118, 

plotkin@econ.ucla.edu 

Education 

Rosilynn Tilley, Staff (UG minor), 1009 Moore Hall, 206-3264, 

tilley@gseis.ucla.edu 

John Bollard, Staff (G), 1009 Moore Hall, 206-1685, 

bollard@gseis.ucla.edu 

Electrical Engineering 

Oscar M. Stafsudd, Jr., Faculty (G), 58-113 Engineering IV, 825- 

4360, stafsudd@ee.ucla.edu 

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

jweitzel@ea.ucla.edu 

Engineering and Applied Science, School of 

Office of Academic and Student Affairs (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall, 825- 

2826 

English 

Carolyn Clark, Staff (G/UG), 2201/2222 Rolfe Hall, 825-3927/825- 

1389, carolyn@humnet.ucla.edu 

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

harding@humnet.ucla.edu 

Janel Munguia, Staff (UG), 2222 Rolfe Hall, 825-1389, 

munguia@humnet.ucla.edu 

Environmental Health Sciences (Graduate) 

John Bulger, Staff, 56-070 CHS, 206-1619, 

bulger@admin.ph.ucla.edu 

Curtis D. Eckhert, Faculty, 56-070 CHS, 825-8429, 

ceckhert@ucla.edu 

Environmental Science and Engineering (Graduate) 

Richard F. Ambrose, Faculty, 46-059 CHS, 825-6144, 

rambrose@ucla.edu 

Myrna Gordon, Staff, 46-081 CHS, 825-9901, 

gordon@admin.ph.ucla.edu 

Epidemiology (Graduate) 

Ralph R. Frerichs, Faculty, 71-254 CHS, 825-8579, 

frerichs@ucla.edu 

Sara Hosegera, Staff, 71-254 CHS, 206-3901, 

hosegera@admin.ph.ucla.edu 

Ethnomusicology 

Alfred Bradley, Staff (UG), 1642 Schoenberg Hall Annex, 825-4768, 

abradley@arts.ucla.edu 

Mary Crawford, Staff (G), 1642B Schoenberg Hall Annex, 825-4769, 

maryc@arts.ucla.edu 

European Studies (Undergraduate) 

Sylvia Dillon, Staff, 11371 Bunche Hall, 825-6387, 

sdillon@isop.ucla.edu 

Geoffrey W. Symcox, Faculty, 5381 Bunche Hall, 825-1370, 

symcox@history.ucla.edu 

Film and Television 

See Theater, Film, and Television, School of 

Folklore and Mythology (Graduate) 

Michael O. Jones, Faculty, 1037A Public Policy Building, 825-3962, 

mojones@humnet.ucla.edu 

French 



Nicole Dufresne, Faculty (UG), 212 Royce Hall, 794-8927, 

dufresne@humnet.ucla.edu 



Peter Haidu, Faculty (G), 212 Royce Hall, 794-8916, 

haidu@humnet.ucla.edu 

Andrea Loselle, Faculty (UG), 212 Royce Hall, 794-8918, 

loselle@humnet.ucla.edu 

Geography/Environmental Studies 

Gerry A. Hale, Faculty (UG), 1251 Bunche Hall, 825-1166, 

hale@geog.ucla.edu


Heidi Hanzi, Staff (G), 1251 Bunche Hall, 825-1166, 

hhanzi@geog.ucla.edu 

Glen M. MacDonald, Faculty (G), 1152 Bunche Hall, 825-2568, 

macdonal@geog.ucla.edu 

Monica Varsanyi, Staff (UG), 1251 Bunche Hall, 825-1166, 

mvarsanyi@hup.ucla.edu 

Germanic Languages 





Robert S. Kirsner, Faculty (UG, Plan C), 212 Royce Hall, 206-4111, 

kirsner@humnet.ucla.edu 

James A. Schultz, Faculty (G, literature), 212 Royce Hall, 825-5194, 

jschultz@humnet.ucla.edu 

Christopher M. Stevens, Faculty (G, linguistics), 212 Royce Hall, 206- 

4948, stevens@humnet.ucla.edu 

Hans Wagener, Faculty (UG, Plans A and B), 212 Royce Hall, 825- 

3604, wagener@humnet.ucla.edu 

Gerontology (Undergraduate) 

Larry L. Butcher, Faculty, 8623 Franz Hall, 825-1926, 

gerontol@psych.ucla.edu 

Jayme Chiu, Staff, 8631 Franz Hall, 206-0312, 

gerontol@psych.ucla.edu 

Health Services (Graduate) 

Jennifer Nixt, Staff, 31-253A CHS, 825-7863, 

nixt@admin.ph.ucla.edu 

Thomas H. Rice, Faculty, 31-293D CHS, 206-1824, trice@ucla.edu 

History 

Barbara Bernstein, Staff (G), 6273 Bunche Hall, 825-3269, 

bbernste@history.ucla.edu 

Paul Padilla, Staff (UG), 6248 Bunche Hall, 825-3720, 

padilla@history.ucla.edu 

Shela Patel, Staff (G), 6273A Bunche Hall, 206-2627, 

patel@history.ucla.edu 

History/Art History (Undergraduate) 

Albert Boime, Faculty (UG), 221C Dodd Hall, 825-6814, 

boime@humnet.ucla.edu 

Beth Gray, Staff, 100 Dodd Hall, 825-3480, gray@humnet.ucla.edu 

Human Genetics (Graduate) 

Joyce Norton, Staff, 5506 Gonda Center, 206-0920, 

jnorton@mednet.ucla.edu 

Indo-European Studies (Graduate) 

Beth Gray, Staff, 100 Dodd Hall, 825-3480, gray@humnet.ucla.edu 

Brent Vine, Faculty, 289B Dodd Hall, 825-1121, 

vine@humnet.ucla.edu 

Information Studies (Graduate) 

Susan Abler, Staff, 1009 Moore Hall, 825-5269, 

abler@gseis.ucla.edu 

John Bollard, Staff, 1009 Moore Hall, 206-1685, 

bollard@gseis.ucla.edu 

International Development Studies (Undergraduate) 

Amy Gaglia, Staff, 11276 Bunche Hall, 825-2927, ids@isop.ucla.edu 

Islamic Studies (Graduate) 

Afaf Marsot, Faculty, 10286 Bunche Hall, 825-1181, 

amarsot@ucla.edu 

Italian 



Franco Betti, Faculty (G), 212 Royce Hall, 794-8906, 

betti@humnet.ucla.edu 



Latin American Studies 

Carolyn Ramirez-La Faso, Staff (G/UG), 10347 Bunche Hall, 206- 

6571, cramirez@isop.ucla.edu 

Linda Rodríguez, Faculty (G/UG), 10347 Bunche Hall, 206-6571, 

lrodriguez@isop.ucla.edu 

Law, School of (Graduate) 

Admissions Information, 71 Dodd Hall, 825-4041, 

admissions@mail.law.ucla.edu 

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies (Undergraduate) 

James A. Schultz, Faculty, 251A Kinsey Hall, 206-0516, 

jschultz@humnet.ucla.edu 

Letters and Science, College of 

College Counseling Service (UG), A316 Murphy Hall, 825-3382 

ASK peer counselors (ASK@college.ucla.edu), available weekdays 

at Campbell Hall (southwest corner), Franz Hall/Career Center, 

and Royce Quad from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; A316C Murphy Hall (ASK 

Web Lab) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; and adjacent to 1104 Murphy 

Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

Academic Advancement Program (UG), 1209 Campbell Hall, 825- 

1481 

AAP Peer Counseling, 1228 Campbell Hall, 206-1572 

Linguistics 

Natasha Brown, Staff (G/UG), 3125 Campbell Hall, 825-5060, 

nbrown@humnet.ucla.edu 

Bruce P. Hayes, Faculty (G), 2101G Campbell Hall, 825-9507, 

bhayes@humnet.ucla.edu 

Pamela L. Munro, Faculty (UG), 3125 Campbell Hall, 206-0056, 

munro@ucla.edu 

Russell G. Schuh, Faculty (UG), 2126B Campbell Hall, 206-2663, 


Linguistics and Computer Science (Undergraduate) 

Edward P. Stabler, Faculty, 3103F Campbell Hall, 826-8376, 

stabler@ucla.edu 

Management (Graduate) 

Ilene Haniotis, Staff (M.B.A.), B201F Gold Hall, 825-6944, 

ilene.haniotis@anderson.ucla.edu 

Lydia Heyman, Staff (M.S./Ph.D.), C524 Entrepreneurs Hall, 825- 

2667, lydia.heyman@anderson.ucla.edu 

Materials Science and Engineering 

Lila Ryan, Staff (UG), 6426 Boelter Hall, 825-2889, lila@ea.ucla.edu 

Jenn-Ming Yang, Faculty (G), 6532C Boelter Hall, 825-2758, 

jyang@seas.ucla.edu 

Mathematics 

Yvette Hassakoursian, Staff (UG), 6356 Math Sciences, 206-1308, 

yhassa@math.ucla.edu 

Veronica Peet, Staff (UG), 6356 Math Sciences, 206-1286, 

vpeet@math.ucla.edu 

Sorin Popa, Faculty (G), 6356 Math Sciences, 825-4971, 

popa@math.ucla.edu 

Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 

Mary Anne Geber, Staff (UG, aerospace), 6426 Boelter Hall, 825- 

2036, maryanne@ea.ucla.edu 

D. Lewis Mingori, Faculty (G), 38-137L Engineering IV, 825-1265, 

mingori@seas.ucla.edu 

Lila Ryan, Staff (UG, mechanical), 6426 Boelter Hall, 825-2889, 

lila@ea.ucla.edu

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Medicine, School of (Graduate) 

Admissions Information, 12-109 CHS, 825-6081, 

admissions@deans.medsch.ucla.edu 

Microbiology and Immunology (Graduate) 

Sherie L. Morrison, Faculty, 43-233 CHS, 206-5124, 

sheriem@microbio.ucla.edu 

Jill Rova, Staff, 43-118 CHS, 206-5148, jillr@microbio.ucla.edu 

Microbiology and Molecular Genetics 

Heidi Cohen, Staff (G/UG), 1602B Molecular Sciences, 825-8482 

Military Science 

Philip L. Barnette, Faculty, 142 Men's Gym, 825-7381, 

barnette@ucla.edu 

Molecular and Medical Pharmacology (Graduate) 

Samson A. Chow, Faculty, 23-133 CHS, 206-2282, 825-9600, 

schow@mednet.ucla.edu 

Terry Moore, Staff, 23-377 CHS, 794-7726, 

tlmoore@mednet.ucla.edu 

Molecular Biology (Graduate) 

Sabeeha Merchant, Faculty, 5070A Young Hall, 825-8300, 

merchant@chem.ucla.edu 

Bo Tendis, Staff, 168 MBI, 825-1018, botendis@mednet.ucla.edu 

Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology 

Pamela Hurley, Staff (G/UG), 2312 Life Sciences, 825-7109, 

pamelah@mcdb.ucla.edu 

Frank A. Laski, Faculty (G), 556 MBI, 206-3640, 

laski@ewald.mbi.ucla.edu 

Paul H. O’Lague, Faculty (UG), 4209 Life Sciences, 825-3774, 

polague@ucla.edu 

Music 



Mary Crawford, Staff (G), 1642B Schoenberg Hall Annex, 825-4769, 

maryc@arts.ucla.edu 

Musicology 



Kathryn Goodyear, Staff (G/UG), 2443 Schoenberg Hall, 206-5187, 

goodyear@humnet.ucla.edu 

Raymond Knapp, Faculty (UG), 2420 Schoenberg Hall, 206-2278, 

knapp@humnet.ucla.edu 

Mitchell B. Morris, Faculty (G), 2430 Schoenberg Hall, 206-1097, 

mmorris@humnet.ucla.edu 

Naval Science 

Donna Tenerelli, Staff, 123 Men's Gym, 825-9075, 

donna@navy.ucla.edu 

Near Eastern Languages and Cultures 

Diane AbuGheida, Staff (G/UG), 376 Kinsey Hall, 825-4165, 

abugheid@humnet.ucla.edu 

Michael Fishbein, Faculty (UG), 389 Kinsey Hall, 206-2229, 

fishbein@humnet.ucla.edu 

Yona Sabar, Faculty (G), 378 Kinsey Hall, 206-1389, 

sabar@humnet.ucla.edu 

Near Eastern Studies (Undergraduate) 

Afaf Marsot, Faculty, 10286 Bunche Hall, 825-1181, 

amarsot@ucla.edu 

Neurobiology (Graduate) 

Nicholas C. Brecha, Faculty, 73-244 CHS, 825-9556, 

nbrecha@ucla.edu 

Ellen Stolzenberg, Staff, 73-235 CHS, 825-9553, 

estolze@mednet.ucla.edu 

Neuroscience 

Marie-Françoise Chesselet, Faculty (G), B114 RNRC, 267-1781, 

mchessel@ucla.edu 

Lori Cooper, Staff (UG), 1506D Gonda Center, 206-2349, 

lcooper@mednet.ucla.edu 

Suzie Vader, Staff (G), 1506D Gonda Center, 825-8153, 

vader@mednet.ucla.edu 

Nursing, School of 

Maggie Alegria, Staff (B.S./M.S.N.), 2-200 Factor Building, 794-7461, 

malegria@sonnet.ucla.edu 

Kathy Scrivner, Staff (G/UG), 2-200 Factor Building, 825-5654, 

kscrivne@sonnet.ucla.edu 

Rhonda Younger, Staff (Ph.D.), 2-200 Factor Building, 825-2583, 

rflenoy@sonnet.ucla.edu 

Oral Biology/Dentistry (Graduate) 

Jason Pinnell, Staff, 63-050 Dentistry, 825-1955, 

jasonp@dent.ucla.edu 

Douglas Junge, Faculty (M.S.), 63-078 Dentistry, 825-5795, 

djunge@ucla.edu 

Igor Spigelman, Faculty (Ph.D.), 63-019 Dentistry, 825-3190, 

igor@ucla.edu 

Organismic Biology, Ecology, and Evolution 

Emily Hertzberg, Staff (UG), 2325 Life Sciences, 825-1680, 

emilyh@lifesci.ucla.edu 

Nancy Purtill, Staff (UG), 2325 Life Sciences, 825-1680, 

nancyp@lifesci.ucla.edu 

Jocelyn Yamadera, Staff (G), 2335A Life Sciences, 825-1959, 

jocelyny@lifesci.ucla.edu 

Organizational Studies (Undergraduate) 

Eric H. Monkkonen, Faculty, 3371 Public Policy Building, 206-4613, 

emonkkon@ucla.edu 

Pathology and Laboratory Medicine (Graduate) 

Kenneth Dorshkind, Faculty, 11-640 Factor Building, 206-9535, 

kdorshki@mednet.ucla.edu 

Jo Hamady, Staff, 13-145G CHS, 825-5719, 

jhamady@mednet.ucla.edu 

Philosophy 

Joseph Almog, Faculty (UG), 362 Dodd Hall, 825-6200, 

almog@humnet.ucla.edu 

Arlecia Powell-Halley, Staff (G/UG), 329 Dodd Hall, 206-1356, 

arlecia@humnet.ucla.edu 

Physics and Astronomy 

Penny Lucky, Staff (G), 3-164 Knudsen Hall, 825-2307, 

plucky@physics.ucla.edu 

Françoise Quéval, Staff (UG), 3-160 Knudsen Hall, 825-2453, 

queval@physics.ucla.edu 

Physiological Science 

Michael Carr, Staff (G), 2317 Life Sciences, 825-3891, 

mcarr@physci.ucla.edu 

Marci Matsushita, Staff (UG), 2317 Life Sciences, 825-3892, 

marci@physci.ucla.edu 

Physiology (Graduate) 

Sheri Klein, Staff, 53-237 CHS, 825-6717, SKlein@mednet.ucla.edu 

Sally J. Krasne, Faculty, C8-149 CHS, 825-8884, 

Skrasne@mednet.ucla.edu 

Policy Studies 

Peter Brown, Staff (UG), 3357M Public Policy Building, 206-4613, 

pbrown@hup.ucla.edu


Maciek Kolodziejczak, Staff (G), 3357H Public Policy Building, 206- 

3148, maciek@ucla.edu 

Eric H. Monkkonen, Faculty (UG), 3357M Public Policy Building, 206- 

4613, emonkkon@ucla.edu 

Political Science 

Jose Cue, Staff (UG), 4256 Bunche Hall, 825-3862, 206-7669, 

cue@polisci.ucla.edu 

Kathy Escobedo, Staff (UG), 4256 Bunche Hall, 825-3862, 206-7669, 

escobedo@polisci.ucla.edu 

Barbara Jess, Staff (G), 4266 Bunche Hall, 825-3372, 

jess@polisci.ucla.edu 

David O. Wilkinson, Faculty (UG), 3280 Bunche Hall, 825-3450, 

dow@ucla.edu 

E. Victor Wolfenstein, Faculty (G), 3389B Bunche Hall, 825-3838, 

evw@ucla.edu 

Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences (Graduate) 

Mary Mossman, Staff (G/UG), C8-202 NPI&H, 825-0770, 

mmossman@npih.mednet.ucla.edu 

Psychology 

Steve Herbert, Staff (UG), 1531 Franz Hall, 825-2730, 

undergraduate@psych.ucla.edu 

Public Health, School of (Graduate) 

Office of Student Affairs 

Michael S. Goldstein, Faculty, 16-071 CHS, 825-5116, 

goldstein@admin.ph.ucla.edu 

Diana Thatcher, Staff, 16-071 CHS, 825-5516, thatcher@ucla.edu 

Religion, Study of (Undergraduate) 

S. Scott Bartchy, Faculty, 6265 Bunche Hall, 825-4570, 

bartchy@history.ucla.edu 

Arlecia Powell-Halley, Staff, 329 Dodd Hall, 206-1356, 

arlecia@humnet.ucla.edu 

Romance Linguistics and Literature (Graduate) 

Kerry Allen, Staff, 212 Royce Hall, 825-1147, 


Scandinavian Section 





Mary Kay Norseng, Faculty (G/UG), 212 Royce Hall, 206-6858, 

norseng@humnet.ucla.edu 

Slavic Languages and Literatures 

Henning Andersen, Faculty (G, linguistics), 115H Kinsey Hall, 825- 

8123, andersen@humnet.ucla.edu 

Inna Gergel, Staff (G/UG), 115F Kinsey Hall, 825-3856, 

gergel@humnet.ucla.edu 

Roman Koropeckyj, Faculty (UG), 199B Kinsey Hall, 825-2135, 

koropeck@humnet.ucla.edu 

Alexander Ospovat, Faculty (G, literature), 190 Kinsey Hall, 825- 

8151, aospovat@humnet.ucla.edu 

Social Welfare (Graduate) 

Stuart A. Kirk, Faculty, 5218 Public Policy Building, 206-2698, 

kirk@ucla.edu 

Lauri Reed, Staff, 3357E Public Policy Building, 825-7737, 

lhreed@ucla.edu 

Sociology 

Marlies Dietrich, Staff (G), 2201 Hershey Hall, 825-1026, 

dietrich@soc.ucla.edu 

Mary Jo Johnson, Staff (UG), 2201 Hershey Hall, 825-1215, 

johnson@soc.ucla.edu 

Spanish and Portuguese 

Ernesto Guerrero, Staff (UG), 5314 Rolfe Hall, 825-8289, 

ernesto@humnet.ucla.edu 

Hilda Peinado, Staff (G), 5304 Rolfe Hall, 825-1430, 

peinado@humnet.ucla.edu 

Statistics (Graduate) 

Dean Dacumos, Staff, 8130 Math Sciences, 825-8430, 

dacumos@stat.ucla.edu 

Wing H. Wong, Faculty, 8118 Math Sciences, 206-9475, 

whwong@stat.ucla.edu 

Theater, Film, and Television, School of 

Andrea Buchanan, Staff (G), 103G East Melnitz Building, 206-8441, 

andreab@emelnitz.ucla.edu 

Frank Costelloe, Staff (UG), 103 East Melnitz Building, 206-8441, 

fcostell@emelnitz.ucla.edu 

Roslyn Haley, Staff (UG), 103 East Melnitz Building, 206-8441, 

rhaley@emelnitz.ucla.edu 

Catherine Hernandez, Staff (UG), 103 East Melnitz Building, 206- 

8441, chernand@emelnitz.ucla.edu 

Steven Moore, Staff (UG), 103E East Melnitz Building, 206-8441, 

smoore@emelnitz.ucla.edu 

Cecilia Wilmott, Staff (G), 103D East Melnitz Building, 206-8441, 

cwilmott@emelnitz.ucla.edu 

Urban Planning (Graduate) 

Vanessa Dingley, Staff, 3357 Public Policy Building, 825-7331, 

vdingley@ucla.edu 

Urban Studies (Undergraduate) 

Eric H. Monkkonen, Faculty (UG), 3371 Public Policy Building, 206- 

4613, emonkkon@ucla.edu 

Women's Studies 

Kathryn Norberg, Faculty (G/UG), 288 Kinsey Hall, 206-8101, 

knorberg@ucla.edu 

Mary Margaret Smith, Staff (G/UG), 240 Kinsey Hall, 206-8156, 

mmsmith@wsp.ucla.edu 

World Arts and Cultures 

Wendy Temple, Staff (G/UG), 205 Dance Building, 825-8537, 

wtemple@arts.ucla.edu 

Christopher A. Waterman, Faculty (G), 124 Dance Building, 825- 

3951, cwater@arts.ucla.edu


Official Notices 

The Office of the Dean of Students publishes “Official Notices” in the 

Daily Bruin at various times during the year. Such notices are important, 

and all students are held responsible for the information in them. 

Official Publications 

Students are responsible for observing procedures and deadlines as 

published by the Registrar in the following: 

1. UCLA General Catalog. The print edition of the catalog is issued 

biennially and is for sale in the UCLA Store for $6.00. To obtain 

a copy by mail, contact the UCLA Store at (310) 825-6064. The 

online edition is at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog/. Online 

program and course updates are at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/ 

catalog/update/. 

2. Schedule of Classes. The quarterly publication of courses offered, 

campus calendar, and campus procedures and policies for 

the term is sold in the UCLA Store, Ackerman Union. To obtain a 

copy by mail, contact the UCLA Store at (310) 825-6064. The online 

edition is at http://www.registrar.ucla.edu/schedule/. 

Nondiscrimination 

The University of California, in accordance with applicable Federal 

and State Laws and University Policies, does not discriminate on the 

basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, age, medical 

condition (cancer-related), ancestry, marital status, citizenship, 

sexual orientation, or status as a Vietnam-era veteran or special disabled 

veteran. The University also prohibits sexual harassment. This 

nondiscrimination policy covers admission, access, and treatment in 

University programs and activities. 

Inquiries regarding the University’s student-related nondiscrimination 

policies may be directed to the UCLA Campus Counsel, 3149 Murphy 

Hall, Box 951405, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1405, (310) 825- 

4042. Speech- and hearing-impaired persons may call TTY (310) 

206-6083. 

Inquiries regarding nondiscrimination on the basis of disability covered 

by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or Section 504 of 

the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 may be directed to Dr. Douglas Martin, 

Special Assistant to the Chancellor/Coordinator of ADA and 504 

Compliance, A239 Murphy Hall, UCLA, Box 951405, Los Angeles, 

CA 90095-1405, voice (310) 825-2242, TTY (310) 206-3349; http:// 

www.saonet.ucla.edu/ada.htm. 

Students may complain of any action which they believe discriminates 

against them on the ground of race, color, national origin, marital 

status, sex, sexual orientation, disability, or age and may contact 

the Office of the Dean of Students, 1206 Murphy Hall, and/or refer to 

Section 111.00 of theUniversity of California Policies Applying to 

Campus Activities, Organizations, and Students (available in 1206 

Murphy Hall) for further information and procedures. 

Student Conduct Policies 

Students are members of both society and the academic community 

with attendant rights and responsibilities. Students are expected to 

comply with the general law, University policies, and campus regulations. 

A. Jurisdiction 

The University shall have jurisdiction over student conduct that occurs 

on University property, or in connection with official University 

functions whether on or off University property. Although the University 

will not routinely invoke its disciplinary processes over student 

conduct that occurs off campus except in connection with an official 

University function, the University shall have discretion to exercise jurisdiction 

over conduct that occurs off campus and that would violate 

student conduct and discipline policies or regulations if the conduct 

had occurred on campus when: 

1. The alleged misconduct indicates the student poses a threat to 

the safety or security of any member(s) of the University community; 

or 

2. The alleged misconduct involves academic work or the forgery, 

alteration, misuse of any University document, record, key, electronic 

device, or identification. 

Specifically, the University may choose to exercise jurisdiction over 

off-campus incidents under section (1) above where the alleged misconduct 

involves: 

a. Physical abuse, including but not limited to, rape, sexual assault, 

sex offenses, and other physical assault; threats of violence; 

or conduct that threatens the health or safety of any 

person; 

b. Stalking (as defined in Section 102.10 of the University of 

California Policies Applying to Campus Activities, Organizations, 

and Students); 

c. Sexual harassment (as defined in Section 102.09 of the University 

of California Policies Applying to Campus Activities, 

Organizations, and Students); 

d. Hazing or any method of initiation or pre-initiation into a campus 

organization or any activity engaged in by the organization 

or members of the organization which causes, or is likely 

to cause, bodily danger, physical harm, or personal degradation 

or disgrace resulting in physical or mental harm to any 

student or other person. 

In determining whether or not to exercise off-campus jurisdiction in 

cases under section (1) above, the University will consider the seriousness 

of the alleged misconduct; whether the alleged victim is a 

member of the campus community; the ability of the University to 

gather evidence, including the testimony of witnesses; or whether the 

off-campus conduct is part of a series of actions that occurred both 

on and off campus. 

This section is intended only to provide guidance for the exercise of 

discretion by the University in invoking its jurisdiction over conduct 

that occurs off campus. It may not be relied upon by any student 

charged under this section to create any rights, substantive or procedural, 

or as a basis for a challenge to the exercise of the University’s 

jurisdiction. 

B. Grounds for Discipline 

The Chancellor may impose discipline for violation of, or an attempt 

to violate any University policies or campus regulations. The lack of 

intent to commit a violation is not a factor in determining if a violation 

occurred; however, the lack of intent may be considered a mitigating 

factor in determining the appropriate sanction if it has been determined 

that a violation has occurred. Violations or attempted violations 

include, but are not limited to, the following types of misconduct 

(note that the following section numbers 102.01 through 102.25 are 

adapted from the University of California Policies Applying to Campus 

Activities, Organizations, and Students): 

C. Types of Misconduct 

102.01: Academic Dishonesty. All forms of academic misconduct, 

including but not limited to, cheating, fabrication, plagiarism, or facilitating 

academic dishonesty. 

For the purposes of this Code, the following definitions apply: 

102.01a: Cheating. Cheating includes, but is not limited to, the 

use of unauthorized materials, information or study aids in any 

academic exercise; or, helping another student commit an act of 

academic fraud; or, the failure to observe the expressed procedures 

or instructions of an academic exercise, e.g., examination 

instructions regarding alternate seating or conversation during 

an examination.

190 / Official Notices Winter 2000 Schedule of Classes 

102.01b: Fabrication. Fabrication includes, but is not limited to, 

falsification or invention of any information or citation in an academic 

exercise. 

102.01c: Plagiarism. Plagiarism includes, but is not limited to, 

the use of another's words or ideas as if they were one's own; including, 

but not limited to representing, either with the intent to 

deceive or by the omission of the true source, part of or an entire 

work produced by someone other than the student, obtained by 

purchase or otherwise, as the student's original work; or, representing 

the identifiable but altered ideas, data or writing of another 

person as if those ideas, data or writing were the student's 

original work. 

102.01d: Multiple Submissions. Multiple submissions includes, 

but is not limited to, the resubmission by a student of any work 

which has been previously submitted for credit in identical or similar 

form in one course to fulfill the requirements of a second 

course, without the informed permission/consent of the instructor 

of the second course; or, the submission by a student of any 

work submitted for credit in identical or similar form in one course 

to fulfill the requirements of a concurrent course, without the permission/consent 

of the instructors of both courses. 

102.02: Other Forms of Dishonesty. Other forms of dishonesty, including 

but not limited to, fabricating information or knowingly furnishing 

false information or reporting a false emergency to the University 

or to University officials acting in the performance of their duties. 

102.03: Forgery. Forgery, alteration, or misuse of any University document, 

record, key, electronic device, or identification. Section 

102.03 applies to any individual for whom the University maintains 

records, regardless of current student status. 

102.04: Theft. Theft of, conversion of, misappropriation of, or damage 

to or destruction of, any property of the University or property of 

others while on University premises or at official University functions; 

or possession of any property of the University or others stolen while 

on University premises or at official University functions. 

102.05: Computers. Theft or other abuse of computing facilities or 

computer time, including but not limited to: unauthorized entry into a 

file to use, read, or change the contents or for any other purpose; unauthorized 

transfer of a file; unauthorized use of another individual's 

identification or password; use of computing facilities to interfere with 

the work of another student, faculty member, or University official; 

use of computing facilities to interfere with a University computing 

system. 

Violation of the University of California Electronic Mail Policy (available 

on the internet at: http://www.ucop.edu/ucophome/policies/ 

email/), or of any UCLA acceptable or allowable use policy, will also 

be considered a violation of Section 102.05. 

102.06: Unauthorized Conduct. Unauthorized possession of, receipt 

of, duplication of, or use of the University's name, insignia, or 

seal. Unauthorized entry to, possession of, receipt of, or use of any 

University properties, equipment, resources, or services. 

Selling or distributing course lecture notes, handouts, readers or 

other information provided by an instructor, or using them for any 

commercial purpose, without the express permission of the instructor. 

102.07: University-Owned Housing. Violation of policies, regulations, 

or rules governing University-owned or -operated housing facilities 

or leased housing facilities located on University property. 

102.08: Physical Abuse. Physical abuse, including but not limited to, 

rape, sexual assault, sex offenses, and other physical assault; 

threats of violence; or conduct that threatens the health or safety of 

any person. 

102.08a: Rape. For the purposes of this Code, rape refers to 

“rape” as defined by the California Penal Code (as it may be 

amended from time to time). Among other acts, the Penal Code 

prohibits the following acts, which are summarized below: 

1. Sexual intercourse against a person's will accomplished by 

force or threats of bodily injury. 

2. Sexual intercourse against a person's will where the person 

has reasonable fear that she (or he) or another will be injured 

if she (or he) does not submit to the intercourse. 

3. Sexual intercourse where the person is incapable of giving 

consent, or is prevented from resisting, due to alcohol or 

drugs, and this condition was known, or reasonably should 

have been known by the accused. 

4. Sexual intercourse where the person is incapable of resisting 

because she (or he), at the time, is unconscious or asleep, 

and this is known to the accused. 

102.08b: Sexual Assault. The act of sexual assault includes: 

forced sodomy (anal intercourse); forced oral copulation (oralgenital 

contact); rape by foreign object (forced penetration by a 

foreign object, including a finger); and sexual battery (the unwanted 

touching of an intimate part of another person for the purpose 

of sexual arousal). These also include situations when the 

accused sexually assaults a complainant incapable of giving 

consent, including where the complainant is prevented from resisting 

due to alcohol or drugs and this condition was known, or 

reasonably should have been known by the accused. 

NOTE: For the purpose of this regulation, students should understand 

that: 

1. Forced intercourse, or other unwanted sexual contact, is defined 

as rape or sexual assault whether the assailant is a 

stranger or an acquaintance of the complainant. 

2. Intoxication of the assailant shall not diminish the assailant's 

responsibility for sexual assault. 

102.09: Sexual Harassment. Unwelcome sexual advances, requests 

for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a 

sexual nature constitute sexual harassment when: 

a. submission to such conduct is made either explicitly or implicitly 

a term or condition of instruction, employment, or participation in 

other University activity; 

b. submission to or rejection of such conduct by an individual is 

used as a basis for evaluation in making academic or personnel 

decisions affecting an individual; or 

c. such conduct has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering 

with an individual's performance or creating an intimidating, 

hostile, or offensive University environment. 

In determining whether the alleged conduct constitutes sexual harassment, 

consideration shall be given to the record of the incident 

as a whole and to the totality of the circumstances, including the context 

in which the alleged incidents occurred. 

102.10: Stalking. Stalking behavior in which an individual willfully, 

maliciously, and repeatedly engages in a knowing course of conduct 

directed at a specific person which reasonably and seriously alarms, 

torments, or terrorizes the person, and which serves no legitimate 

purpose. 

102.11: “Fighting Words.” The use of "fighting words" by students 

to harass any person(s) on University property, on other property to 

which these policies apply, or in connection with official University 

functions or University-sponsored programs. 

"Fighting words" are those personally abusive epithets which, when 

directly addressed to any ordinary person are, in the context used 

and as a matter of common knowledge, inherently likely to provoke a 

violent reaction whether or not they actually do so. Such words include, 

but are not limited to, those terms widely recognized to be derogatory 

references to race, ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, 

disability, and other personal characteristics. "Fighting words" 

constitute "harassment" when the circumstances of their utterance 

create a hostile and intimidating environment which the student uttering 

them should reasonably know will interfere with the victim's ability 

to pursue effectively his or her education or otherwise to participate 

fully in University programs and activities. 

102.12: Hazing. Hazing or any method of initiation or pre-initiation 

into a campus organization or any activity engaged in by the organization 

or members of the organization which causes, or is likely to

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cause, bodily danger, physical harm, or personal degradation or disgrace 

resulting in physical or mental harm to any student or other 

person. 

102.13: Obstruction or Disruption. Obstruction or disruption of 

teaching, research, administration, disciplinary procedures, or other 

University activities. 

102.14: Disorderly Conduct. Disorderly or lewd conduct. 

102.15: Disturbing the Peace. Participation in a disturbance of the 

peace or unlawful assembly. 

102.16: Failure to Comply. Failure to identify oneself to, or comply 

with directions of, a University official or other public official acting in 

the performance of their duties while on University property or at official 

University functions, or resisting or obstructing such University or 

other public officials in the performance of or the attempt to perform 

their duties. 

102.17: Controlled Substances. Unlawful manufacture, distribution, 

dispensing, possession, use, or sale of, or the attempted manufacture, 

distribution, dispensing, or sale of controlled substances, identified 

in Federal and State law or regulations. 

102.18: Alcohol. Manufacture, distribution, dispensing, possession, 

use, or sale of, or the attempted manufacture, distribution, dispensing, 

or sale of alcohol which is unlawful or otherwise prohibited by, or 

not in compliance with, University policy or campus regulations. 

102.19: Destructive Devices. Possession, use, storage, or manufacture 

of explosives, firebombs, or other destructive devices. 

102.20: Weapons. Except as expressly permitted by law, possession, 

use, storage, or manufacture of a firearm or other weapon capable 

of causing bodily injury. 

102.21: Violation of Disciplinary Conditions. Violation of the conditions 

contained in the terms of a disciplinary action imposed under 

this Code. 

102.22: Violation of Emergency or Interim Suspension Conditions. 

Violation of the conditions contained in a written Notice of 

Emergency or Interim Suspension issued pursuant to Section IV. of 

this Code. 

102.23: Violation of Campus Restraining Order. Violation of the 

conditions contained in a written Campus Restraining Order issued 

pursuant to Section III.A.2.a.(1) of this Code. 

102.24: University Properties. Using University properties for the 

purpose of organizing or carrying out unlawful activity. 

102.25: Violations of Law. Violation of Federal, State or local laws. 

Rape and Other Forms of 

Sexual Assault 

UCLA does not tolerate sexual assault in any form, including acquaintance 

or date rape. Where there is probable cause to believe 

that the campus regulations prohibiting sexual assault have been violated, 

the campus pursues disciplinary actions which may include 

sanctions up to and including dismissal from the University. 

A student charged with sexual assault can be prosecuted under California 

criminal statutes and disciplined under the campus student conduct 

policies and regulations. Even if the criminal justice authorities 

choose not to prosecute, the campus can pursue disciplinary action. 

Definitions 

A student who individually, or in concert with others, participates in 

any of the following misconduct is subject to University discipline (refer 

to the University of California Policies Applying to Campus Activities, 

Organizations, and Students which is available from the Office 

of the Dean of Students, 1206 Murphy Hall, and at http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/dos/). 

The following language describes specific conduct 

which, at UCLA, may subject a student to University discipline: 

For detailed definitions of rape and sexual assault, refer to Sections 

102.08a and 102.08b of the Student Conduct Polidies listed above. 

If a Person Has Been Raped or Sexually 

Assaulted 

Those who believe that they are the victims of rape or other forms of 

sexual assault should 

1. Immediately call the police department. If possible, call 911 

or the UCLA Police Department at (310) 825-1491; see http:// 

www.ucpd.ucla.edu. 

2. Get medical attention. Campus police will provide transportation 

to the Santa Monica UCLA Medical Center Emergency 

Room for emergency medical treatment and evidence collection. 

A counselor from the Santa Monica Rape Treatment Center will 

be available at that time, free of charge. 

Utilize campus and community support services: 

1. Contact a Rape Services Consultant (RSC) at the Women’s 

Resource Center. RSCs have expertise in working with victims 

of rape or sexual assault. They can discuss options and alternatives, 

help identify the most appropriate support services, and 

provide information about medical care, psychological counseling, 

academic assistance, legal options, how to file a police report, 

and how to file a complaint through the Office of the Dean 

of Students. RSCs are available to assist UCLA faculty, staff, 

and students regardless of where or when the assault occurred. 

For assistance, contact the Women’s Resource Center at (310) 

206-8240 or go to 2 Dodd Hall and ask to speak to an RSC. 

2. Contact the Rape Treatment Center at Santa Monica UCLA 

Medical Center (310-319-4000) for free emergency medical 

treatment and counseling services. 

Campus Discipline Process When the 

Assailant Is a Student 

Those who believe that they are the victims of rape or other forms of 

sexual assault by a student on University properties or in conjunction 

with an official University function may file a complaint directly with 

the Office of the Dean of Students, 1206 Murphy Hall. 

Cases referred to the Office of the Dean of Students will be treated 

under the hearing procedures set forth in the UCLA Student Conduct 

Code. Where the allegation is of rape or other forms of sexual assault, 

and the case is referred to the Student Conduct Committee, 

the following additional procedures shall apply: 

1. The complainant shall be entitled, for support, to have up to two 

persons of the complainant’s choice accompany the complainant 

to the hearing. A support person may be called as a witness, 

and the fact that he or she is to act as a witness shall not preclude 

that person’s attendance throughout the entire hearing. If 

a support person is also a witness, the committee chair (or the 

hearing officer) may require him or her to testify before the complainant. 

Neither of these persons shall be entitled to represent 

or defend the complainant. Similar rights shall be afforded to the 

accused student. 

2. The complainant shall have the right to be present during the 

entire hearing, notwithstanding the fact that the complainant is 

to be called as a witness. 

3. Evidence of the complainant’s past sexual history, including 

opinion evidence, reputation evidence, and evidence of specific 

instances of the complainant’s sexual conduct, shall not be admissible 

by the accused student unless the committee chair or 

hearing officer makes a specific finding of relevance after an offer 

of proof by the accused student. Under no circumstances is 

past sexual history admissible to prove consent. The offer of 

proof must be made and resolved by the panel before the complainant 

testifies. 

4. The hearing shall be closed to spectators.

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Harassment 

Sexual Harassment 

Every member of the campus community should be aware that the 

University is strongly opposed to sexual harassment and that such 

behavior is prohibited both by law and by University policy. 

Definition 

For a detailed definition of sexual harassment, refer to Section 

102.09 of the Student Conduct Polidies listed above. 

Complaint Resolution 

Experience has demonstrated that many complaints of sexual harassment 

can be effectively resolved through informal intervention. 

Individuals who experience what they consider to be sexual harassment 

are advised to confront the alleged offender immediately and 

firmly. 

Additionally, an individual who believes that she or he has been sexually 

harassed may contact the alleged offender’s supervisor and/or a 

Sexual Harassment Information Center counselor for help and information 

regarding sexual harassment complaint resolution or grievance 

procedures at one of the locations listed below as determined 

by the complainant’s status at the University at the time of the alleged 

incident: 

1. Campus Ombuds Office, 1172 Career Center, (310) 825-7627, 

http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/ombuds/ (for faculty, staff, and students) 

2. Women’s Resource Center, 2 Dodd Hall, (310) 825-3945 (for 

faculty, staff, and students) 

3. Office of Residential Life, Residential Life Building, (310) 825- 

3401, http://www.orl.ucla.edu (for students) 

4. Office of International Students and Scholars, 106 Bradley Hall, 

(310) 825-1681,http://www. saonet.ucla.edu/intl/ (for international 

students) 

5. Student Psychological Services, 4223 Math Sciences, (310) 

825-0768, or A3-062 Center for the Health Sciences, (310) 825- 

7985, http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/sps.htm (for students) 

6. Office of Vice Chancellor — Academic Personnel, 2147 Murphy 

Hall, (310) 206-9345 (for faculty, including non-Senate academic 

appointees and student academic appointees when acting in the 

capacity of their non-Senate appointments) 

7. Campus Human Resources/Employee and Labor Relations Division, 

200 UCLA Wilshire Center, (310) 794-0859, http:// 

www.chr.ucla.edu/index.html (for campus staff employees and 

students when acting in the capacity of their staff appointments) 

8. Medical Center Human Resources Office, 924 Westwood Boulevard 

(Bank of America Building), Suite 200, (310) 794-0500, (for 

Medical Center staff employees and students when acting in the 

capacity of their staff appointments) 

9. UCLA Extension Dean’s Office, 770 UCLA Extension (UNEX), 

(310) 825-5603 (for UCLA Extension faculty, staff employees, 

and students) 

Other Forms of Harassment 

The University strives to create an environment which fosters the values 

of mutual respect and tolerance and is free from discrimination 

based on race, ethnicity, sex, religion, sexual orientation, disability, 

age, and other personal characteristics. Certainly harassment, in its 

many forms, works against those values and often corrodes a person’s 

sense of worth and interferes with one’s ability to participate in 

University programs or activities. While the University is committed to 

the free exchange of ideas and the full protection of free expression, 

the University also recognizes that words can be used in such a way 

that they no longer express an idea, but rather injure and intimidate, 

thus undermining the ability of individuals to participate in the University 

community. The University of California Policies Applying to Campus 

Activities, Organizations, and Students (hereafter referred to as 

Policies) presently prohibit a variety of conduct by students which, in 

certain contexts, may be regarded as harassment or intimidation. 

For example, harassing expression which is accompanied by physical 

abuse, threats of violence, or conduct that threatens the health or 

safety of any person on University property or in connection with official 

University functions may subject an offending student to University 

discipline under the provisions of Section 102.08 of the Policies. 

Similarly, harassing conduct, including symbolic expression, which 

also involves conduct resulting in damage to or destruction of any 

property of the University or property of others while on University 

premises may subject a student violator to University discipline under 

the provisions of Section 102.04 of the Policies. 

Further, under specific circumstances described in the Universitywide 

Student Conduct Harassment Policy, students may be subject 

to University discipline for misconduct which may consist solely of expression. 

Copies of this Policy are available in the Office of the Dean 

of Students, 1206 Murphy Hall, or in any of the Harassment Information 

Centers listed below: 

1. Campus Ombuds Office, 1172 Career Center, (310) 825-7627, 

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

2. Women’s Resource Center, 2 Dodd Hall, (310) 825-3945 

3. Office of Residential Life, Residential Life Building, (310) 825- 

3401, http://www.orl.ucla.edu. 

4. Office of International Students and Scholars, 106 Bradley Hall, 

(310) 825-1681, http://www. saonet.ucla.edu/intl/ 

5. Student Psychological Services, 4223 Math Sciences, (310) 

825-0768, or A3-062 Center for the Health Sciences, (310) 825- 

7985, http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/sps.htm 

6. Office of Fraternity and Sorority Relations, 118 Men’s Gym, 

(310) 825-6322, http://www.saonet.ucla.edu/ csp/fsr/. 

Complaint Resolution 

One of the necessary measures in our efforts to assure an atmosphere 

of civility and mutual respect is the establishment of procedures 

which provide effective informal and formal mechanisms for 

those who believe that they have been victims of any of the above 

misconduct. 

Many incidents of harassment and intimidation can be effectively resolved 

through informal means. For example, an individual may wish 

to confront the alleged offender immediately and firmly. An individual 

who chooses not to confront the alleged offender and who wishes 

help, advice, or information is urged to contact any of the Harassment 

Information Centers listed immediately above. 

In addition to providing support for those who believe they have been 

victims of harassment, Harassment Information Centers offer persons 

the opportunity to learn about the phenomena of harassment 

and intimidation; to understand the formal and informal mechanisms 

by which misunderstandings may be corrected and, when appropriate, 

student perpetrators may be disciplined; and to consider which 

of the available options is the most useful for the particular circumstances. 

With regard to the Universitywide Student Conduct Harassment Policy, 

complainants should be aware that not all conduct which is offensive 

may be regarded as a violation of this Policy and may, in fact, be 

protected expression. Thus, the application of formal institutional discipline 

to such protected expression may not be legally permissible. 

Nevertheless, the University is committed to reviewing any complaint 

of harassing or intimidating conduct by a student and intervening on 

behalf of the complainant to the extent possible. 

Disclosure of Student Records 

Pursuant to the Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, 

the California Education Code, and the University of California Policies 

Applying to the Disclosure of Information from Student Records, 

students at UCLA have the right to

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1. Inspect and review records pertaining to themselves in their capacity 

as students, except as the right may be waived or qualified 

under Federal and State Laws and University Policies 

2. Have withheld from disclosure, absent their prior consent for release, 

personally identifiable information from their student 

records, except as provided by the Federal and State Laws and 

the University Policies 

3. Inspect records maintained by UCLA of disclosures of personally 

identifiable information from their student records 

4. Seek correction of their student records through a request to 

amend the records or, if such request is denied, through a hearing 

5. File complaints with the U.S. Department of Education regarding 

alleged violations of the rights accorded them by the Federal Act 

UCLA, in accordance with the Federal and State Laws and the University 

Policies, has designated the following categories of personally 

identifiable information as “public information” which UCLA may release 

and publish without the student’s prior consent: name, address 

(local/mailing, permanent, and/or E-mail), telephone numbers, major 

field of study, dates of attendance, number of course units in which 

enrolled, degrees and honors received, the most recent previous educational 

institution attended, participation in officially recognized activities 

(including intercollegiate athletics), and the name, weight, and 

height of participants on intercollegiate athletic teams. 

Students who do not wish certain items (i.e., name, local/mailing, permanent, 

and/or E-mail address, telephone numbers, major field of 

study, dates of attendance, number of course units in which enrolled, 

and degrees and honors received) of this “public information” released 

and published may so indicate through URSA OnLine (http:// 

www.ursa.ucla.edu/). To restrict the release and publication of the additional 

items in the category of “public information,” complete the Decline 

to Release form available from the Enrollment and Degree Services, 

1113 Murphy Hall. 

Student records which are the subject of the Federal and State Laws 

and the University Policies may be maintained in a variety of offices, 

including the Registrar’s Office, Office of the Dean of Students, UCLA 

Career Center, Graduate Division, and the offices of a student’s college 

or school and major department. Students are referred to the 

UCLA Campus and CHS Directory which lists all the offices that may 

maintain student records, together with their campus address and 

telephone number. Students have the right to inspect their student 

records in any such office subject to the terms of the Federal and 

State Laws and the University Policies. Inspection of student records 

maintained by the Registrar’s Office is by appointment only. Call 

(310) 206-0482 or inquire at Academic Record Services, 1134 Murphy 

Hall. 

A copy of the Federal and State Laws, the University Policies, and 

the UCLA Campus and CHS Directory may be inspected in the office 

of the Information Practices Coordinator, 500 UCLA Wilshire Center. 

Information concerning students’ hearing rights may be obtained 

from that office and from the Office of the Dean of Students, 1206 

Murphy Hall. 

In addition to the public information described above, information related 

to students’ Social Security number, sex, and marital status, and 

the name(s), address(es), and telephone number(s) of their parents 

or next of kin are made available to the UCLA External Affairs Department 

for use in alumni, development, and public relations activities. To 

restrict the release of this additional information, complete a Request 

for University Relations Information Restriction form available from the 

Enrollment and Degree Services, 1113 Murphy Hall. 

Emergencies 

You should become familiar with safety instructions posted in classrooms, 

labs, and other campus facilities. Be prepared to respond 

safely and appropriately to a fire, earthquake, toxic spill, or accident. 

At UCLA, 911 is the “all-purpose” emergency phone number. You do 

not need to dial an outside line from a campus phone, and you do not 

need any coins to dial 911 from a pay phone. When you call 911, try 

to remain calm and do not hang up until you answer all of the operator’s 

questions. 

You may also obtain general instructions during a major emergency 

by calling the 24-hour emergency hotline at 1-800-900-UCLA and by 

listening to the UCLA emergency radio at AM810. See http:// 

www.ehs.ucla.edu for more information. 

Here are some general guidelines for specific emergencies: 

Earthquake 

When an earthquake hits, take cover immediately. If you are indoors, 

get under a desk or table, or between seating rows in a lecture hall. 

DO NOT RUN OUTSIDE. If you are in a hallway or if you are outside, 

move to an open area quickly and drop to the ground, covering your 

head and neck as best you can. If you are in your car, stop carefully 

and stay in the car. 

After the shaking stops, check for injuries. Do not use telephones for 

personal calls, as this overloads phone lines and prevents emergency 

personnel from reporting injuries. After a severe quake at 

UCLA, department heads and emergency coordinators will lead 

building evacuations. Do not use elevators. Go to campus evacuation 

areas, which are wide open spaces like the quads, athletic fields, and 

uncovered parking lots (see Campus Evacuation Map on next page). 

Wait for instructions before entering buildings or parking structures. 

Refrain from spreading rumors and do not go sightseeing. Remain 

calm and help others. 

You can learn more about earthquakes by accessing the Southern 

California Earthquake Center at http://scec.ess.ucla.edu/ 

Fire 

If you see a fire, close the door where the fire is located, activate the 

nearest alarm, and call 911. When you sound the alarm or hear the 

alarm signal, get out of the building as quickly and calmly as possible. 

Do not use the elevators. Do not reenter the building until the allclear 

signal has been given by emergency personnel. 

UCLA does not expect students or employees to fight fires. Use a fire 

extinguisher only if you have had the training and you feel it is safe to 

do so. Be aware of campus fire alarm and extinguisher locations before 

a fire occurs. 

Hazardous Spills 

Noxious odors may or may not indicate a toxic spill. Do not attempt 

to clean up any hazardous material spill involving toxic, 

chemical, radioactive, infectious, or flammable materials. If a 

spill occurs in a classroom or lab, alert the supervisor or lab 

manager. Call 825-5689 (UCLA Office of Environment, Health, 

and Safety), or 911 (after hours) if the spill happens outdoors or 

in an unsupervised area. 

Accidents 

Call 911 immediately to get assistance. If you are qualified to do 

so, give first aid to injured persons. Do not attempt to move the 

seriously injured. 

Basic emergency care training is available through the Red 

Cross at (310) 445-9900. For further information about emergency 

preparedness, call the UCLA Office of Environment, 

Health and Safety at (310) 825-5689.


Index 

A 

Academic Advancement Program (AAP), 

183 

academic counseling, 183 

academic policies, 37 

academic transcript, 30 

accidents, 193 

address change, 11 

admission and enrollment policies, 37 

admission applications, 37 

alternative examination dates, policy on, 47 

Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness 

Center, 30 

ASK peer counselors, 183 

auditing classes, 6 

AutoPay, 11 

B 

bank loans and electronic processing, 13 

BAR statement, 11 

billing, 11 

BAR statement, 11 

billing statement, see BAR statement 

Bruin Direct, 11, 13 

Bruin OnLine, 26 

BruinCard, 32 

buildings, names and abbreviations, 46 

C 

calendar, 4-5 

Campus Ombuds Office, 31 

cancellation of registration, 12 

candidacy, declaration of, 38 

Career Center, 33 

Center for Student Programming, 31 

change of address, 11 

on URSA OnLine, 22 

change of name, 30 

class attendance, 6 

class levels, 40 

class listings, 44 

class notes, 6 

college and schools counselors and advisers, 

183 

commuter services, 32 

computer labs, 29 

concurrent enrollment, 37 

counseling 

Academic Advancement Program, 183 

academic, 183 

college and schools counselors and advisers, 

183 

L&S counseling services, 183 

course listing format, 

schedule format at a glance, 44 

course materials fees, 38 

course materials, 33 

Cultural and Recreational Affairs, 31 

current-term degree candidate, 17 

CyberPay, 11 

D 

Dashew International Student Center, 32 

Dean of Students, 31 

debt management session, 14 

declaration of candidacy, 38 

degree checks, 38 

degree expected term, 

enter/change on URSA, 24 

degree policies, 38 

Degree Progress Report (DPR), 38 

departmental courses and seminars, 41 

diplomas, 40 

disabilities 

Disabilities and Computing Program, 32 

services for students, 31 

discipline process (for sexual assault), 191 

disclosure of student records, 192 

distance learning at UCLA, 42 

drop procedures, 19 

impacted courses, 19 

nonimpacted courses, 19 

E 

earthquake, emergency procedures, 193 

emergencies 

accidents, 193 

earthquake, 193 

fire, 193 

hazardous spills, 193 

enforced requisites, 18 

enrollment 

URSA, 17 

enrollment, 6, 17 

199 Courses, 18 

appointments, 17 

enrollment petitions, 19 

graduate student one-pass system, 17 

in-person, 17 

policies, 37 

real-time information, 17 

restricted classes, 18 

undergraduate two-pass system, 17 

URSA, 17 

ethnicity 

ethnic-based mailings, 24 

specify on URSA, 24 

exit interview, 15 

extramural support, 15 

F 

Federal Family Educational Loan Program 

(FFELP), 14 

fees 

deferrals, 15 

late payment, 11 

medical insurance requirement, 6 

miscellaneous, 10 

payment, 11 

remissions, 15 

waiver requests, 38 

Winter Quarter 2000, 8-9 

field studies/internships, 42 

final examinations, 

policy on alternate dates, 47 

policy, 47 

Winter 2000 appointments, 47 

financial aid 

distribution through BAR, 13 

online services, 13 

Financial Aid Office, 13 

financial support, 13 

G 

graduate 


leaves of absence, 12 

registration and readmission, 37 

student enrollment, 17 

Graduate Student Support office, 15 

graduation 

final degree audits, 39 

in absentia, 39 

tips for graduating seniors, 39 

H 

harassment, 192 

hazardous spills, 193 

holds, 6 

on URSA, 22 

home banking, 11 

honors, 39 

Hope Scholarship Tax Credit, 15 

Housing Services, 31 

housing, on campus, 31 

I 

impacted courses, 18 

in adsentia graduation, 39 

in-person enrollment, 17 

Instructional Enhancement Initiative, 27 

internships/field studies, 42 

L 

late payment 

after Friday of the second week, 12 

in person, 12 


Resource Center, 31 

Letters and Science counseling services, 

183 

libraries, 31 

Lifetime Learning Credit, 15 

loans 

fund distribution, 14 

short term educational, 15 

unit requirement, 14 

M 

mandatory medical insurance, 6 

master’s degrees, 40 

Medical Insurance Plan (MIP), 11, 15 

minors, 39 

MIP (Medical Insurance Plan), 11 

miscellaneous fees, 10 

MyUCLA, 27 

N 

name change, 30 

newsgroups, 27 

nondiscrimination, 189

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O 

off-campus housing, 31 

Office of International Students and Scholars, 

32 

official notices, 189 

official publications, 189 

official study list changes, 19 

official transcripts, (academic and verification), 

30 

Ombuds Office 31 

on-campus housing, 31 

one-pass system, graduate students, 17 

online course listings, 44 

P 

parking and commuter services, 32 

parking permits, 32 

paying fees, 11 

peer counseling, 183 

policies 

academic, 37 

admission and enrollment, 37 

alternate examination dates, 47 

final examinations, 47 

student conduct, 189 

privacy release, disclosure of student 

records, 192 

professional schools seminar program, 43 

publications, official, 189 

R 

real-time enrollment counts, 17 

reduced fee programs, 38 

refunds, 12 

Registrar’s Office services, 30 

registration, 6 

cancellation, 12 

confirmation, 11 

residence, establishing for tuition purposes, 

30 

S 

satisfactory progress (for financial aid recipients), 

13 

Scholarship Resource Center, 13 

scholarships for undergraduate students, 13 

services 

Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center, 

30 

Bruin OnLine, 26 

Campus Ombuds Office, 31 

computer labs, 28, 29 

housing, 31 

international students, 32 

L&S counseling, 183 


Resource Center, 31 

parking and commuter, 32 

Registrar’s Office, 30 

student legal, 32 

student psychological, 32 

students with disabilities, 31 

short-term emergency loans, 15 

sponsored student information, 16 

student conduct policies, 189 

Student Health Service, 30 

Student Legal Services, 32 

Student Loan Interest Deduction, 15 

Student Loan Services, 14 

Student Psychological Services, 32 

student records, disclosure of, 192 

Student Services, 30 

study list, official, 19 

changes to, 19 

Summer Sessions, 7 

dates, 7 

Travel Study Programs, 7 

T 

Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997, 15 

textbooks and course materials, 33 

transcripts, 40 

verification, 30 

tuition 

for students advanced to doctoral candidacy, 

37 

U 

UCLA BruinCard, 32 

UCLA Career Center, 33 

UCLA homepage, 26 

UCLA Online, 26 

UCLA Store, 33 

UCLA Student Billing Statement, see BAR 

statement 

undergraduate 


degrees, 38 

readmission, 37 

scholarships, 13 

two pass enrollment system, 17 

university buildings, 46 

University Records System Access 

see URSA 

URSA, 7, 22 

appointment information, 17 

appointment times, 21 

enrollment, 17 

OnLine, 7, 22 

CyberPay, 11 

security, 22 

study list changes 20 

Telephone, 7, 23 

change security code, 24 

financial aid information, 24 

main menu, 23 

student records menu, 23 

V 

verification transcripts, 30 

Veterans Affairs and Social Security Services, 

30 

visitor status, 37 

W 

wait lists, 18 

Winter Quarter 2000 

Class Listings, 48 

fee charts 8-9 

final examination chart, 47 

URSA Enrollment Appointments, 21 

withdrawal, 12, 14 

Women’s Resource Center, 33

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