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Anthropology

• 102 The Anthropology of Slavery over Time and Space
• 102A Introduction to Women, Culture and Development (same as GLOBL 180A, SOC 156A)
• 103 Human-Wildlife Interactions
• 103A Anthropology of China
• 103B Anthropology of Japan
• 103C Anthropology of Contemporary Korea
• 104 Risk & Inequality
• 109 Human Universals
• 111 The Anthropology of Food
• 113 Indigenous People and the Nation State in the Americas
• 114 Social Organization
• 115 Language, Culture, and Place
• 116B Anthropological Approaches to Religion
• 117 Borders and Borderlands
• 121 Human Evolution
• 122 Anthropology of World Systems
• 127 Hunters and Gatherers
• 129MG Behavioral Ecology of Hunter Gatherers
• 130 International Development and Population Health
• 130A Coupled Human and Natural Systems: Risks, Vulnerability, Resilience, and Disasters (same as ENV S 130A)
• 130B Global Tourism and Environmental Conservation (same as ENV S 130B)
• 130C Global Food Systems and Human Food Security (same as ENV S 130C)
• 131 North American Indians
• 131CA California Indians
• 133 Cultural Development in Mesoamerica
• 134 Modern Cultures of Latin America
• 135 Modern Mexican Culture
• 136 Peoples and Cultures of the Pacific
• 139 Indigenous Peoples
• 141 Agriculture and Society in Mexico: Past and Present
• 142 Peoples and Cultures of India
• 145 Anthropological Demography and Life History
• 146 Development Anthropology
• 147 Water and Society
• 148 Ecological Anthropology
• 152 Environmental Anthropology
• 155 Prehistory of California and the Great Basin
• 156 Understanding Africa
• 157AAZZ Ethnographic Field Methods
• 160 Cultural Ecology
• 162 Prehistoric Food Production
• 164 The Origins of Complex Societies
• 167 People of the Ice Age
• 168 Ethnology in Rural California: Transformations in Agriculture, Farm Labor, and Rural Communities
• 168JH Gauchos, Cowboys, and Indians
• 172 Colonialism and Culture
• 176B The American West
• 184 Settlement Pattern Analysis in Archaeology
• 185 Human Environmental Rights
• 187 The Clash of Cultures
• 188 The Seacoast in Prehistory

Asian American Studies

• 130 Colonialism and Migration

Black Studies

• 100 Africa and United States Policy
• 124 Housing, Inheritance, and Race
• 128 The Black Experience in Southern California
• 129 The Urban Dilemma
• 154 Environmental Racism and Environmental Justice

Chemistry and Biochemistry

• 123 Fundamentals of Environmental Chemistry

Chicana and Chicano Studies

• 141 Central Americans in the United States
• 144 The Chicana/o Community (same as SOC 144)
• 189 Immigration and the U.S. Border

Communication

• 102 Understanding Mass Communication Theory
• 109 Language and Social Identity
• 114 Media Effects on Society and Institutions
• 128 Language and Intergroup Communication
• 131 Organizational Communication: A Global Perspective
• 136 Collaborative Technologies and the Dynamics of Organization
• 137 Global Communication, International Relations and the Media
• 147 Migration and Family Communication
• 148 Risk Communication
• 150 Group Communication in Multiple Contexts
• 153 Communication and Global Advocacy Networks
• 163 Diffusion of Innovations
• 169 Social Networks

Comparative Literature

• 107 Voyages to the Unknown (Same as FR 154A)
• 153 Border Narratives

Computer Science

• 111 Introduction to Computational Science
• 165A Artificial Intelligence
• 174A Fundamentals of Database Systems
• 174B Design and Implementation Techniques of Database Systems
• 174N Introduction to Databases
• 180 Computer Graphics
• 185 Human-Computer Interaction

Earth Science

• 100 Introduction to Geophysics
• 103 Fundamentals of Structural Geology
• 104A Field Studies in Geological Methods
• 104B Field Methods
• 105 Earth’s Climate: Past and Present
• 106 Introduction to Climate Modeling
• 108 Clastic Depositional Environments
• 109 Geology of California
• 113 Engineering and Environmental Geology
• 114 Geomaterials
• 117 Earth Surface Processes and Landforms
• 118 Summer Field Geology
• 119 Field Investigations in Geology
• 122 Sedimentation and Stratigraphy: Processes and Products
• 124G Geochronology
• 124I Biogeochemistry of Stable and Cosmogenic Isotopes
• 124IG Introduction to Geochemistry
• 125 Field Methods in Hydrology
• 126 Chemical Thermodynamics for Geoscientists
• 130 Global Warming – Science and Society
• 131 Geophysical Time-Series Analysis
• 133 Plate tectonics and mantle dynamics
• 134 Introduction to Geological and Geophysical Data Analysis
• 135 Principles of Geophysics
• 136 Geophysics (Seismology)
• 137 Quantitative Geomorphology
• 143 The Early Evolution of Life and its Environmental Context
• 157 Plate Tectonics
• 158 Advanced Structural Geology
• 159 Origin of the Earth
• 164B Earth System Ocean-Atmosphere
• 164C Earth System History
• 168 Aqueous Transport of Pollutants (same as ENV S 168)
• 169 Tracer and Contaminant Hydrology (same as ENV S 169)
• 176 Geological Applications of GIS
• 182A Field Studies in Marine Bio/Geochemistry
• 183 Advanced Field Mapping and Geologic Investigations
• 185 Physical Volcanology
• 186 Cordilleran Tectonics

Cross-listed Earth Science (Geological Sciences)

• 173 Groundwater Hydrology (same as GEOG 116)

Ecology, Evolution and Marine Biology

• 103A Flora and Vegetation of California
• 103B Vegetation and Flora of California
• 104 The State of Our Planet
• 119 Ecology and Management of California Wildlands (same as ENV S 119)
• 120 Introduction to Ecology
• 120AL-BL Field and Laboratory Studies in Ecology
• 127 Plant Biology and Biodiversity
• 127L Plant Biology and Biodiversity Laboratory
• 128 Foundations of Ecosystem Restoration (same as ENV S 128)
• 133 Biodiversity and Conservation Biology (same as ENV S 133)
• 140 General Plant Ecology
• 140L General Plant Ecology Lab
• 142A Aquatic Communities
• 142AL Methods of Aquatic Community Ecology
• 142B Environmental Processes in Oceans and Lakes
• 142BL Chemical and Physical Methods of Aquatic Environments
• 142C Environmental Processes in Oceans and Lakes
• 148 Ecology of Running Waters
• 152 Applied Marine Ecology (same as ENV S 152)
• 153 Ecology of Lakes and Wetlands
• 159 Tropical Ecology
• 166 Field Approaches to Terrestrial Plant and Ecosystem Ecology
• 167 Applied Freshwater Ecology
• 168 Conservation Ecology
• 170 Biology of the Marine-Land Interface
• 171 Ecosystem Processes (same as ENV S 171)
• 179 Modeling Environmental and Ecological Change
• 185 Field Work in Oceanography

Economics

• 114B Economic Development
• 115 Environmental Economics (same as ENV S 175)
• 120 Urban and Regional Economics
• 122 Natural Resources Economics
• 127 Climate Change
• 180 International Trade
• 181 International Finance
• 184 Decisions Under Uncertainty

Environmental Studies

• 100 Environmental Ecology
• 103A Flora and Vegetation of California
• 105 Solar and Renewable Energy
• 106 Critical Thinking about Human-Environment Problems and Solutions
• 108O History of the Oceans (same as HIST 108O)
• 108W Wildlife in America (same as HIST 108W)
• 112 World Population, Policies, and the Environment
• 115 Energy and the Environment
• 116 Building Sustainable Communities
• 117 Science and Policy Dimensions of Climate Change
• 118 Industrial Ecology: Designing for the Environment
• 119 Ecology and Management of California Wildlands (same as EEMB 119)
• 120 Toxics in the Environment
• 120A Introduction to Environmental Toxicology
• 120B Advanced Environmental Toxicology
• 122CC Cultural Representations – The Rhetoric of Climate Change
• 122LE Cultural Representations: Literature and the Environment
• 122NE Cultural Representations: Nature and the Environment (same as ENGL 122NE)
• 125A Principles of Environmental Law
• 125B Land Use and Planning Law
• 128 Foundations of Ecosystem Restoration (same as EEMB 128)
• 129 Ecopsychology
• 130A Coupled Human and Natural Systems: Risks, Vulnerability, Resilience, and Disasters (same as ANTH 130A)
• 130B Global Tourism and Environmental Conservation (same as ANTH 130B)
• 130C Global Food Systems and Human Food Security (same as ANTH 130C)
• 130SD The World in 2050: Sustainable Development and Its Alternatives
• 131 International Environmental Law and Politics
• 132 Human Behavior and Global Environment
• 133 Biodiversity and Conservation Biology
• 134 Coastal Processes and Management
• 134EC Earth in Crisis
• 135A Principles of Environmental Planning
• 135B Advanced Environmental Planning
• 141 Chemistry of Global Change
• 147 Air Quality and the Environment
• 151 Environmental Anthropology
• 152 Applied Marine Ecology (same as EEMB 152)
• 154 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Environmental Applications
• 155 The Built World: Infrastructure, Power, and the Environment
• 160 American Environmental Literature
• 165A Environmental Impact Analysis
• 165B Advanced Environmental Impact Analysis
• 168 Aqueous Transport of Pollutants (same as EARTH 168)
• 168JH Gauchos, Cowboys, and Indians
• 169 Tracer Hydrology (same as EARTH 169)
• 171 Ecosystem Processes (same as EEMB 171)
• 172 Waste Management: Product Stewardship, Recycling, and Renewable Energy
• 173 American Environmental History (same as HIST 173T)
• 174 Environmental Policy and Economics
• 175 Environmental Economics (same as ECON 115)
• 176A Water Policy in the West: Linking Science with Environmental and Economic Values
• 176B Advanced Study of Water Policy
• 178 Politics of the Environment (same as POL S 175)
• 179 Natural Resource Economics
• 180 Global Environmental Movements
• 184 Gender and the Environment
• 186 Development, Displacement, and the Environment
• 188 The Ethics of Human-Environment Relations
• 189 Religion and Ecology in the Americas (same as RG ST 193)

Cross-listed Environmental Studies

• 111 The California Channel Islands (same as GEOG 149)
• 114A Soil Science (same as GEOG 114A)
• 114B Soil Genesis and Classification (same as GEOG 114B)
• 144 Form, Process, and Human Use of Rivers (same as GEOG 144)
• 149 World Agriculture, Food, and Population (same as GEOG 161)
• 158 Cultural and Biological Diversity of Food Plants (same as GEOG 169)
• 162 Environmental Water Quality (same as GEOG 162)
• 166BT Biotechnology, Food, and Agriculture (same as GEOG 171BT)
• 166FP Small-Scale Food Production (same as GEOG 171FP)
• 167 Biogeography: The Study of Plant and Animal Distributions (same as GEOG 167)

French and Italian

• 154A Voyages to the Unknown (same as C LIT 107)

Global Studies

• 102 Global Religion (same as RG ST 108, SOC 118GR)
• 104 Global Diasporas and Cultural Change
• 110 Global Culture and Ethics
• 120 Global Ideologies and World Order
• 123 Introduction to International Political Economy (same as POL S 186)
• 124 Global Conflict (same as SOC 138G)
• 130 Global Economy and Development
• 136 Global Economic Imbalances
• 138 Global Health
• 155 Ethnographies of Globalization
• 157 Global Media
• 159 Globalization and Culture
• 161 Global Environmental Policy and Politics
• 163 Global Cultures from 17th C to Present
• 165 Colonialism, Neocolonialism and Globalization
• 171 Global Environmental Law & Policy
• 172 International Organizations and Global Governance
• 173 Energy in Global Societies
• 174 Global Perspectives on Environment and Society
• 180A Introduction to Women, Culture, and Development (same as SOC 156A)

History

• 108O History of the Oceans (same as ENV S 108O)
• 108W Wildlife in America (same as ENV S 108W)
• 110LA Race and Disease in Latin America’s History
• 117A Towns, Trade, and Urban Culture in the Middle Ages
• 117E Society and Nature in the Middle Ages
• 136AS The History of Asian Migration and Diaspora in the Americas
• 136CA Central American Migration to Mexico and the United States
• 136M History of U.S.-Mexican Relations
• 144B Immigration and the U.S.-Mexico Border
• 147D History of Development in Africa
• 148AU African Urban History: From the Ancient City State to the Contemporary Metropolis
• 149AD Introduction to the History of the African Diaspora
• 150CL Colonialism and Language in the Atlantic World
• 151G Latin America and Globalization
• 164IA American Immigration
• 171C The United States and the World, 1898-1945
• 171D The United States and the World Since 1945
• 173ME The United States and the Middle East Since 1900
• 173T American Environmental History (same as ENV S 173)
• 176A-B The American West
• 178A American Urban History
• 193F Food in World History

History of Art and Architecture

• 105O The Global Middle Ages: Visual and Cultural Encounters in the Medieval Mediterranean
• 130E Art and Its Environments in Brazil
• 132A Mediterranean Cities
• 136C Architecture of the United States
• 136E Food Space
• 136H Housing American Cultures
• 136I The City in History
• 136J Landscape of Colonialism
• 136O Sustainable Architecture: History and Aesthetics
• 136R Architecture of the Americas
• 136T Building California: Architecture and the Creation of California’s Environment
• 136W Introduction to 2D/3D Visualizations in Architecture
• 136X Culture of Architecture: Perception and Analysis of the Built Environment

Interdisciplinary

• 156EE Environmental Ethics (same as RG ST 156EE)

Linguistics

• 115 Introduction to Historical Comparative Linguistics
• 117 Regional Dialects and Varieties of English Around the World
• 122 History of the English Language
• 180 Language in American Ethnic Minority Groups
• 181 Languages of the World

Mathematics

• 102A-B Modern Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometry
• 104A Introduction into Numerical Analysis
• 104B Numerical Analysis
• 104C Advanced topics in Numerical Analysis
• 108A-B Introduction to Linear Algebra
• 113 Non-Euclidean Geometry
• 116 Combinatorial Analysis
• 132A-B Introduction to Operations Research
• 137A-B Graph and Network Theory
• 145 Introduction to Topology

Mechanical Engineering

• 152A Fluid Mechanics

Physics

• 120 Physics of California: Waves, Weather, Quakes and Fires

Political Science

• 121 International Politics
• 124 International Organization
• 134 Relations Between the United States and Mexico
• 137 Politics of Economic Development
• 146 Globalization and Politics
• 162 Urban Government and Politics
• 166 US Immigration Politics and Policy
• 175 Politics of the Environment (same as ENV S 178)
• 177 Comparative Environmental Politics
• 186 Introduction to International Political Economy (same as GLOBL 123)

Psychological and Brain Sciences

• 108 Introduction to Cognitive Psychology

Religious Studies

• 108 Global Religion (same as GL ST 102, SOC 118GR)
• 128C The Sacred Geography of the Ancient Mediterranean World
• 140B Religion, Politics and Society in the Persian Gulf Region
• 150B Religion and Tourism in Modern America
• 156EE Environmental Ethics (same as INT 156EE)
• 193 Religion and Ecology in the Americas (same as ENV S 189)

Sociology

• 105E Environmental Sociology
• 108 Methods of Sociological Research
• 108C Methods of Cultural Analysis
• 108F Studying People at Firsthand–Observational Methods in Social Science Research
• 108G Methods and Research in Global and International Sociology
• 118C Sociology of Culture
• 118CW Consumption, Waste, and the Environment
• 118GC Globalization and Culture
• 118GR Global Religion (same as GL ST 102, RG ST 108)
• 122GI Global Inequalities
• 124 Sociology of Immigration
• 126 Urban Society
• 130 Development and its Alternatives
• 130A Development and Social Change in Africa
• 130GC The Global City
• 130GP Global Social Problems in Print and Film
• 130GR Globalization and Resistance
• 130LA Development and Social Change in Latin America
• 130ME Development and Social Change in the Middle East
• 130SD The World in 2050: Sustainable Development and Its Alternatives (same as ENV S 130SD)
• 130SG Sociology of Globalization
• 134EC Earth in Crisis (same as ENV ST 134EC)
• 134F The Future of Globalization: Global Change, Futurology, and the Social Sciences
• 134GC Globalization and Crisis
• 134N Social Movements and Networks
• 138G Global Conflict (same as GLOBL 124)
• 144 The Chicano Community (same as CH ST 144)
• 144LI Latinas/os and Immigration
• 148 Social Networks
• 148MA Social Network Analysis
• 156A Introduction to Women, Culture, and Development (same as ANTH 102A, GLOBL 180A)
• 176A Sociology of Global Health, HIV/AIDS & other Infectious Diseases
• 185C Cultural Theory
• 185DG Theories of Globalization and Development
• 185E Introduction to Ethnomethodology
• 185N Theories of Nationalism, Identity, and Colonialism

Statistics and Applied Probability

• 120A-B-C Probability and Statistics
• 122 Design and Analysis of Experiments
• 123 Sampling Techniques
• 126 Regression Analysis
• 127 Advanced Statistical Models
• 131 Introduction to Statistical Machine Learning
• 132 Database Management for Data Analysis
• 135 Big Data Analytics
• 160A-B Applied Stochastic Processes
• 174 Time Series
• 175 Survival Analysis