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WELC OME TO UC L A SUMMER S ES S IO N S Each summer students from everywhere come to UCLA for an exceptional academic and cultural experience. In summer, students donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t go through the usual admissions process. You can enroll directly in special programs, regular classes, or sign up for online courses. UCLA is in the beautiful and convenient Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles. Our 419-acre campus accommodates more than 60,000 faculty, staff and students and offers many services. You will have access to libraries, ath-01 letic facilities and cultural events that are among the finest in the world. As during the regular school year, summer classes are taught by UCLAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s outstanding regular and visiting faculty. Visiting students join us from other countries, colleges and surrounding communities. We invite you to learn more--and to come to UCLA for an enriching and unforgettable summer. For updates and additional details as they become available, visit our website, www.summer.ucla.edu.

CALENDAR 07 ENROLLMENT & REGISTRATION 11 UCLA CAMPUS 13 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 19 SUMMER INSTITUTES 21 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 23 MORE SUMMER PROGRAMS / ONLINE CLASSES 25 LOS ANGELES 27 COURSE LIST 44 DIRECTORY

TABLE OF CONTENTS

JULY

JUNE

2012

SEPTEMBER

AUGUST

CALENDAR

R E GI S T R AT ION FEB 1 MAR 1

Registration begins for UCLA Students Registration begins for Visiting Students

MAY 11 JUN 15

Session A registration deadline for International Students Session C registration deadline for International Students

SE S SION A JUN 25 AUG 3 AUG 17 AUG 31

Session A begins Six-week session ends Eight-week session ends Ten-week session ends

S E S S ION C AUG 6 SEP 14

Session C begins Session C ends

HOL ID AY S JUL 4 SEP 3

Independence Day Labor Day

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Registration and enrollment in Summer Sessions is done through UCLAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s online system, URSA (University Records System Access). You will also use URSA for bill paying, seeing your grades and using other services. If you are already a UCLA student, or a returning visiting student, you can enroll directly in classes through your URSA account. If you are a new visiting student, you will need to register and get a university identification number to create your URSA account.

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N E W V I S ITI N G S TU D E NTS

R E Q U I S ITE S

Start by registering online at www.summer. ucla.edu, beginning March 1, 2012. You will receive a UCLA student ID number when you register. Once you have your ID number, go to www.ursa.ucla.edu and follow the instructions for creating a logon and using the URSA system. If you have questions about UCLA logons, please visit www.logon.ucla.edu.

If you are a UCLA student, URSA will automatically check to see that you have met the mandatory requisites. If you are not a UCLA student, please make sure that you have experience comparable to the listed requisites. There is no need to submit transcripts. If you are uncertain about the level of difficulty of a certain course, please check the UCLA general catalog at www.registrar.ucla.edu/catalog.

Before a UCLA student ID number is issued, you will be required to submit a $150 nonrefundable deposit ($400 for international students). International students will receive their student ID number by e-mail or through an overseas registration center.

If you already have a UCLA ID number, use that to access URSA and enroll in your course or courses beginning March 1, 2012. Be sure to update your address, phone number, and e-mail if necessary.

U C L A S TU D E NTS Enroll directly through URSA beginning February 1, 2012.

A D M I S S I O N TO U C L A Registration in Summer Sessions does not constitute admission to UCLA. If you would like to apply to UCLA as a regular student, you should do so through Undergraduate Admissions and Relations with Schools, www.admissions.ucla.edu, or Graduate Admissions www.gdnet.ucla. edu.

G R A D E R E P O RTS A N D TR A N S C R I P TS All grades earned in Summer Session become part of your permanent UCLA transcript. You can use URSA to see your grades two weeks after the session ends. Most classes are offered for letter grades with a pass/no pass option. You may use URSA to change your grading option within certain deadlines. The transcript shows all work completed at UCLA. It lists courses, units, grades, grade-point average, transfer credits, and work in progress.

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You can order a transcript on URSA. There is a fee for each transcript; additional fees apply for transcripts requiring special delivery services. Students with Billing and Receivables (BAR) accounts can charge transcript orders to these accounts.

H O US I N G www.housing.ucla.edu The University offers furnished residence halls and residential suites within easy walking distance of classrooms, libraries, and recreational facilities. Housing is available for periods of 6, 8, 9, 10 and 12 weeks. Most students find living on campus to be a convenient and enjoyable option during Summer

Sessions. For students who prefer the independence of living off campus, UCLA also offers University Apartments near campus.

M E A L PL A N S Students who live in University housing can choose among several meal plans. Our award-winning dining halls are known for high quality of food and service.

PA R K I N G Parking is assigned on a space-available basis for an additional charge. Payment is due upon receipt of the parking pass; parking contracts are issued equal to the length of your enrollment in Summer Sessions.

CO D E O F CO N D U C T www.deanofstudents.ucla.edu Summer Sessions studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;including those visiting from other schools, countries and communitiesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;are held to the same standards of conduct as regular UCLA students. Behavior governed by the UCLA Student Code of Conduct includes academic honesty, treatment of others, health and safety, use of resources, and use of alcohol and controlled substances. Please visit the Dean of Students website for more information on student conduct and academic integrity.

TU ITI O N A N D F E E

registration fee is nonrefundable. The fee covers both sessions and reserves a space for you in the classes you choose and gives you access to campus services and facilities. The registration fee for international students is $700, of which $400 is nonrefundable.

The cost of Summer Sessions varies depending on the number of credits you are taking, whether you will be living in campus housing and other factors. Information on ways you can pay fees and tuition and deadlines for making payments is on our Summer Sessions website. All fees are subject to change by action of the UC Regents.

O N LI N E CO U R S E S Students who enroll only in online courses pay tu-

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ition and a non-refundable $150 processing fee,

UC students pay tuition plus a $62 campus fee. These costs apply to all continuing UC students and students admitted for Fall 2012. If you enroll in a UCLA Summer Sessions course and later withdraw you will be charged a $150 nonrefundable processing fee. You will not be charged the $150 fee as long as you remain enrolled in at least one class.

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but not general registration or campus-specific fees.

All students are charged an Instructional Enhancement Initiative (IEI) fee of $6 per unit for College of Letters and Science classes and $7 per unit for School of Engineering and Applied Science courses. Independent study courses are not subject to this fee. The fee funds the maintenance of course Web sites and provides enhanced computer laboratories with expanded hours of access.

C A LI FO R N I A

Non-UC students who are U.S. citizens pay tuition plus a $350 registration fee. $150 of the

REGISTR ATION FEE

L ATE FEE

IEI FEE

$229/unit

UC Undergraduate Students

FEES

COURSE FEE **

$6/unit

$62 UC Graduate Students

$150 $350

Non-UC Students

($150 non-refundable fee is new upon registration)

International Students*

$700

$286/unit

For each course added after week 2

For each College of Letters & Sciences course

$7/unit For each Engineering course

($400 non-refundable fee is due upon registration)

* International students are required to purchase a health insurance policy through UCLA. ** Course fees are subject to change by action of the UC Regents. There are different fees for Travel Study and Institutes.

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In summer, UCLAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s park-like campus is an especially welcome combination of shade and sunshine. Year-round we are home to world-class academic and research programs and our resources include extensive libraries, athletic facilities, and cultural events. In summer, the same resources are available, but the climate is a bit more relaxed. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s why so many consider summer the best of all seasons on campus.

BRUINCARD www.bruincard.ucla.edu The BruinCard is your official university identification card. It allows you to borrow library books, work out in the campus gym, and get certain discounts. If you are living on campus, you will use it for meals and dorm access, among other conveniences. It can also be used as a debit card if you set up an account and deposit money to it. Apply for your BruinCard when you get to campus at either Kerckhoff Hall or Sproul Hall.

LIBRARIES www.library.ucla.edu With a collection of more than eight million volumes, UCLA Library is ranked among the top ten research libraries in the country. The two main collections are housed in the College Library, geared toward the undergraduate curriculum, and the Young Research Library, which specializes in graduate research. Additionally there are thirteen special subject libraries with impressive collections in the arts, engineering, science, film and television, law, and medicine.

mail your letters, check your e-mail, or grab a bite to eat. There are several restaurants and coffee shops on the first floor and A-level of Ackerman. On B-level the UCLA Store includes a bookstore, market, computer store, and UCLA gift shop.

RESTAURANTS www.asucla.ucla.edu/restaurants Most on-campus restaurants are centered in a few locations: Ackerman Union, LuValle Commons, North Campus Student Center, the Bombshelter, or CafĂŠ Synapse in the Gonda Center. Varied cuisines are available at each location.

EVENTS AND PERFORMANCES www.happenings.ucla.edu UCLA invites a wide variety of performers and lecturers to campus every year. With two museums, the Fowler and the Hammer, and the Film and Television Archive (the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest universitybased collection of motion pictures), summer is full with musical performances, special exhibitions, and screenings.

RECREATION

CENTRAL TICKET OFFICE

www.recreation.ucla.edu

www.cto.ucla.edu

The Wooden Center is the UCLA campus gym. It offers a range of sports facilities, including basketball and racquetball courts, a weight room, rock climbing wall, fitness equipment, and classes in yoga, dance, and martial arts. Throughout campus you will also find swimming pools, tennis courts, soccer fields, and running tracks.

Tickets for all UCLA cultural events are available at the Central Ticket Office. It also offers discounted student tickets to campus athletic events, to local movie theaters and for the network of public transit that can take you all over the city.

UCLA STUDENT SECURITY www.ucpd.ucla.edu

ACKERMAN UNION www.asucla.ucla.edu Located in the heart of campus, Ackerman is the center of student life. There, you can do your banking, play video games, get your hair cut,

UCLA works hard to ensure the well being of all its students through a professional police department. Services include an evening van service, walking escorts, bike lockers, and emergency telephones placed throughout campus.

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I NTE R N ATI O N A L S TU D E NTS

R E G I S TE R I N G

UCLA Summer Sessions offers students from around the world the opportunity to study in a welcoming environment that appreciates diversity and global perspectives.

You can sign up for UCLA Summer Sessions one of two ways. You can register directly with UCLA Summer Sessions at www.summer.ucla.edu. Or, you can go through one of our designated overseas registration centers (listed on the following pages) where staff can assist you in selecting classes, reserving on-campus housing, and obtaining health insurance.

Our classes are designed in formats of six weeks or more that allow you to coordinate coming to UCLA with your studies in your home country. Each summer, more than 1,300 international students attend UCLA. In addition to the other services available to you, the UCLA Dashew Center for International students and Scholars offers support, programming and services. If you are an English-speaking international student you are eligible to enroll in nearly all classes and institutes offered in Summer Sessions. Students taking regular classes for UCLA credit should have fluency the equivalent of a TOEFL score of 550. Some classes also have specific academic requirements. There is no TOEFL requirement for English learners who want to enroll only in ESL (English as a Second Language) courses. Among those options: “Conversation and Interaction for Academic Purposes,” “Academic Reading and Writing for International Students,” and “ESL and Film.” All international students must obtain a visa and attend full-time, which means you’ll need to take at least 8 units of credit. Because of visa restrictions, international students cannot enroll in courses or institutes involving an internship. Academic, BruinCard, Student Code of Conduct and other policies described elsewhere in this catalog apply to all Summer Sessions students, including those visiting from other countries.

F - 1 V I SA International students need an F-1 visa issued by the U.S. Department of State. Details about the visa process are available on our website and our office will assist you with the necessary paperwork. The visa process takes several weeks, so if you plan to study in Session A, please register online before May 11, 2012, and if you plan to study in Session C, before June 15, 2012.

S U PPLE M E NTA L D O CU M E NTS You will need to submit the International Student Supplemental Form available on our website.

CO S TS The registration fee for international students is $700, of which $400 is nonrefundable. Tuition, housing and other costs are additional and depend on individual choices you make. (See the chart on Page 9 for details).

CO NTAC T US Our counselors are experienced in helping international students study abroad at UCLA. You can get in touch by email at international@summer. ucla.edu.

REGISTRATION CENTERS

AUSTRIA

AUSTRIAN STUDENT CENTER* Linke Wienzeile 16 1060 Vienna  : office@studentcenter.at : www.studentcenter.at

* also welcomes student registrations from Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic and Slovenia

CHINA

SHANDONG UNIVERSITY 27 Shanda Nanlu, Jinan : www.sdu.edu.cn

SHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIVERSITY Academic Affairs Division 800 Dong Chuan Rd., Min Hang Shanghai 200240

UNIVERSITY OF SHANGHAI FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (USST) Rm 301, College of Foreign Languages No. 334 Jun Gong Road Shanghai 200093 : www.usst.edu.cn

ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY CITY COLLEGE No. 51 Huzhou Street, Hangzhou : www.zucc.edu.cn

ZHEJIANG UNIVERSITY School of International Studies, Zijinggang Campus Zhejiang Province 310027  : 21dzp@sina.com

HANGZHOU NORMAL UNIVERSITY Xiasha Higher Education Zone 16 Xuelin Street, Hangzhou 810036 : zhno.edu.cn

FRANCE

INSEEC PARIS 31, quai de la Seine Paris 75019  : vauguin.inseec@wanadoo.fr : www.inseec.com

INSEEC BORDEAUX 26, rue Raze 33000 Bordeaux  : bchartier@groupeinseec.com : www.inseec.com

GERMANY

COLLEGE-CONTACT.COM Hammer Strasse 39 48153 Muenster  : summersessions@college-contact.com : www.college-contact.com

FACHHOCHSCHULE MUENCHEN Am Stadtpark 20 81243 Muenchen  : info@sommerstudium.de : www.sommerstudium.de

GLS SPRACHENZENTRUM Kastanienallee 82 10435 Berlin  : katrin.schauer@sprachenzentrum.de : www.gls-berlin.com

HONG KONG CHUNG CHI COLLEGE* Chinese University of Hong Kong 1/F Chung Chi Tang, Shatin  : claretsang@cuhk.edu.hk : www.cuhk.edu.hk/ccc *Chung Chi College students only

UNITED COLLEGE* Chinese University of Hong Kong 2/F, Tsang Shiu Tim Building, Shatin  : jackiechow@cuhk.edu.hk : www.cuhk.edu.hk/uc *United College students only

ITALY

COMING Via B. Croce, 5 59100 Prato  : coming@coming.org : www.coming.org

MILAN REGISTRATION CENTER Via Conca del Naviglio 7 20123 Milan  : lvejarano@dada.it : www.studi-internazionali.it

JAPAN CIEE

Cosmos Aoyama

5-53-67 Jingumae Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8355  : Lsainfo@cieej.or.jp : www.cieej.or.jp

RYUGAKU JOURNAL JR Shinano-machi Bldg. 6F 34 Shinano-machi Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0016  : fukuda@ryugaku.co.jp : www.ryugaku.co.jp

JAPAN (cont'd.)

MEXICO

1-5-8 Hatanodai Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 142-8555  : miwa-gomi@ofc.showa-u.ac.jp : www.showa-u.ac.jp

Programas Internacionales Av. Eugenio Garza Sada 2501 Sur Col Tecnológico, Monterrey NL, 64849  : tvaldivieso@itesm.mx : mty.itesm.mx/rectoria/pi/prog_intercambio.html

SHOWA UNIVERSITY

KOREA

ATLAS INTERNATIONAL 7th Fl. Sinseung Bldg. 1676-1 Seocho-dong, Seocho-gu Seoul 135-892  : summer@summersession.kr : www.summersession.kr

CHUNG-ANG UNIVERSITY International Center 221 Heukseok-dong Dongjak-gu, Seoul 156-756  : caudic@hotmail.com : www.cau.ac.kr

EWHA WOMANS UNIVERSITY International Education Institute 11-1 Daehyun-dong, Seodaemun-gu Seoul 120-750  : iei@ewha.ac.kr : iei.ewha.ac.kr

SEOUL NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Office of International Affairs Bldg 152, Gwanakno 599 Gwanak-gu, Seoul 151-642  : www.snu.ac.kr

SOONCHUNHYANG UNIVERSITY School of Global Education & Exchange 646 Eupnae-ri Shinchang-myun Asan, Chungnam 336-745 : shine@sch.ac.kr

TEC DE MONTERREY

NETHERLANDS

LUC REGISTRATION CENTER Mariamunster 27 6325 Berg  : info@lucprograms.com : www.lucprograms.com

SINGAPORE

NANYANG TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY International Relations Office  : johnie@ntu.edu.sg : global.ntu.edu.sg/global/globalsummerstudies

NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE Dean’s Office, Faculty of Science  : scisummerprog@nus.edu.sg : www.nus.edu.sg/iro

SPAIN

AGENCIA WHERE & WHAT C/Santaló 87 08021 Barcelona  : info@where-what.com : www.where-what.com

CLUB IVY Monte Esquinza, 28, 28010 Madrid  : info@clubivy.com : www.clubivy.com

TAKE DREAM CORP.

TAIWAN

Level 8 Daedong Bldg 1306-8 Seocho-dong, Seocho-gu Seoul 137-070  : takedream@takedream.com : www.takedream.com

CIEE

11th Fl., 335 Roosevelt Road, Section 3, 106 Taipei  : info@councilexchanges.org.tw : www.councilexchanges.org.tw

UHAK HUB CORP.

TURKEY

Level 8 Daedong Bldg 1306-8 Seocho-dong, Seocho-gu Seoul 137-070  : international@uhakhub.com : www.uhakhub.com

YONSEI UNIVERSITY Div. of International Education & Exchange New Millennium Hall 409 134 Shinchon-dong, Seodaemoon-ku Seoul 120-749  : sap@yonsei.ac.kr

ACADEMIX STUDY ABROAD SERVICES Mete Cad., Yeni Apt. No. 10 Kat: 2 Daire 7, Taksim Istanbul 34437  : sedat@academix.com.tr : www.academix.com.tr

More than 1300 international students came to UCLA in Summer 2011 to take advantage of our unique status as a top-tier research university located in a vibrant urban setting, just miles from the beach. The map above shows the countries of origin of our international visitorsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;a wonderful part of UCLAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s summertime student body.

SUMMER PROGRAMS

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Summer Institutes combine material and resources usually found in separate courses into an intensive format that allows students to share a unique learning experience. The institutes are open to everyone, though some have requisites.

J U M PS TA RT : A N I NTR O D U C TI O N TO A R C H ITE C TU R E

CO M M U N I C ATI O N S K I LL S FO R I NTE R N ATI O N A L S TU D E NTS

An intensive introduction to architecture for students contemplating careers in the field. Open to undergraduate students, incoming graduate students, and working professionals, the curriculum includes three courses taken simultaneouslyâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;architectural design, graphic and digital representation, and the history of contemporary architecture.

Two interrelated courses designed to give nonnative English speakers experience in public speaking and communicating comfortably in public, private and academic situations. Students will learn through interactive discussions, classroom presentations and studying movies.

E NTR E PR E N E U R S H I P I N S TITUTE Led by faculty at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, the institute focuses on the development and management of business ventures. It provides an overview of the legal, tax, management, marketing and financial aspects of owning, operating and/or managing business.

INTEGRATIVE EAST-WEST MEDICINE Designed to familiarize students with integrative healthcare and forms of complementary and alternative medicine, particularly traditional Chinese medicine. Students will learn about the theoretical underpinnings of integrative medicine, the impact on the U.S. healthcare system, and application to personal well being. Open to undergraduate and graduate students.

L A N G UAG E I NTE N S I V E The Language Intensives combines rigorous classroom work with community activities that take advantage of Los Angeles' status as a multilingual, multicultural capital. Languages include Swahili, Arabic, Mandarin, French, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, and English as a Second Language.

L A B O R S U M M E R I NTE R N S H I P PR O G R A M I N LOS A N G E LE S Students undertake a supervised internship in a labor union or community organization

concerned with workplace issues, along with a seminar in which students engage in intensive study of workers' experiences and the labor movement's past and present role in American society.

M A N AG I N G E NTE R PR I S E I N M E D I A , E NTE RTA I N M E NT, A N D S P O RTS Students select from one of the five tracks for their concentration: Global Entertainment and Arts Management: The Brands, Interactive and New Media Management, Leadership in Media and Entertainment, Sports Marketing and Management, and The Business of Music.

S U M M E R I N S TITUTE I N PR O D U C I N G Taught by top scholars and industry professionals, this institute is a rare opportunity to study the role of the Hollywood producer. The program also includes lectures by industry executives and opportunities to intern with a major entertainment company.

TE AC H I N G E N G LI S H A S A S E CO N D L A N G UAG E Designed for those who want to teach English as a foreign language to nonnative speakers. The curriculum covers pedagogical basics and classroom management skills. Participants will also get advice on professional opportunities from experienced ESL teachers, including advice for teaching abroad.

Our programs are updated as summer approaches, so check our website www.summer.ucla.edu for changes and additional information.

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UCLA offers high school students two ways to engage in challenging academics while earning college credits. You can sign up for one of our specialty programs designed exclusively for motivated high school students in the arts, sciences, law and business. Or, you can enroll in regular lower-division courses where youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll study alongside UCLA students. For a list of those courses, visit www.summer.ucla.edu/ highschool/Collegelevelclasses.htm. For many programs, on campus housing is available.

AC TING & PE RFORMANCE INSTITUTE

DA N C E - TH E ATE R I NTE N S I V E

This intensive program includes performance training, workshops and a final performance project. Designed for the high school student with a serious interest in theater or a career in the performing arts; admission is by instructor consent.

Mixes the disciplines of dance, theater, music, and social activism. Postmodern dance, hiphop, ensemble physical theater, improvisation and issue-related compositions are explored. Admission is by instructor consent.

D E S I G N | M E D I A A RTS I N S TITUTE A RT I N S TITUTE Sessions are structured around focused studio work, lectures, presentations, field trips, and a final exhibition. Students select from painting, drawing, photography and sculpture for a studio concentration; admission is by instructor consent.

Intensive introductory course in four aspects of design: graphic, web, game and audiovisual. Program combines lab and one-onone instruction allowing students to develop projects and build portfolios.

G LO BA L /G R E E N B US I N E S S W E E K FO R YO U N G B US I N E S S LE A D E R S Looks at fundamentals and current trends of greening and management from the triple bottom line of people, profit, and planet. Includes lectures, case studies, experiential exercises, and panel discussions. Designed for upperlevel high school students; admission by instructor consent.

H E R ITAG E L A N G UAG E CL ASSES Geared toward high school students who speak one of the languages offered at home and want to strengthen their knowledge of grammar, literature, and culture. Languages include Arabic, Armenian, Chinese (Mandarin), Hindi/ Urdu, Persian, and Russian.

N A N OS C I E N C E L A B Questions similar to those currently investigated by the scientific community are explored and hands-on experiments combine scientific methodologies and techniques. In collaboration with the California NanoSystems Institute; admission by instructor consent.

S C I | A RT N A N O L A B Connects research,

cutting edge scientific popular culture and

contemporary arts. Includes visits to labs and museums, workshops and meetings with renowned scientists and contemporary artists. Designed for upper-level high school students; admission by instructor consent.

S TE M C E LL S C I E N C E Introduces fundamentals of stem cell theory, types and research. Lectures and discussion sessions examine why stem cells offer so much hope while generating furious controversy. Designed for upper-level high school students who have already taken chemistry and biology.

WO R LD M U S I C I N S TITUTE Immersion in one of four performance traditions: the Music of African Americans, Music of Mexico, Music of Korea, Music of China. A master artist in the tradition leads each institute. Living on campus is optional; instructor consent required for admission.

W R ITI N G WO R K S H O P Prepares students for college-level writing challenges and addresses such essentials as timed essay exams and effective e-mails. All activities will demystify the unstated differences between college and high school writing.

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During summer, UCLA offers programs designed specifically for those who have already launched their careers. In addition to the many regular classes and other institutes that are available, these institutes offer additional possibilities. G LO BA L WO M E N â&#x20AC;&#x2122;S H E A LTH & E M P OW E R M E NT Designed to provide graduate students with core knowledge and skills from several disciplines on how to improve women's health and well being globally.

A R C H ITE C TU R E WO R K S H O PS A collection of architecture workshops and seminars for students and professionals who are beginning, intermediate, and advanced designers. Subjects include advanced furniture making in wood, portfolio design, digital representation and Maya Basic, Grasshopper, Rhino and Revit.

G E OS PATI A L I N FO R M ATI O N S YS TE M S A N D TE C H N O LO GY Provides hands-on instruction in the use and application of geographic information systems (GIS) and related technology. This four-part certificate program involves three courses and

a workshop taken over two sessions. Designed to serve a broad and diverse audience, it integrates interactive learning methods with practical concerns and real-world applications.

G R A D UATE - LE V E L O N LI N E E N G I N E E R I N G CO U R S E S These courses enable engineers, computer scientists and others to expand their technical education beyond the bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree level and enhance their value to the technical organizations in which they are employed. Courses include: Fracture of Structural Materials, Distributed Embedded Systems, Introduction to Mechanisms and Mechanical Systems, Damage and Failure of Materials in Mechanical Design, Linear Elasticity, Analytical Fracture Mechanics, Information Theory: Channel and Source Coding, Matrix Analysis, System Architecture, Aerodynamics Organic Polymer Electronic Materials and Advanced Composite Materials.

www.summer.ucla.edu/institutes/csi

Designed specifically to introduce incoming first-year UCLA students to campus life in advance of the fall quarter. You’ll live on campus with other new students and be able to choose from many of UCLA’s most high-demand courses, offered in smaller class settings than during the regular school year. You’ll also attend workshops and have the support of UCLA counselors as you learn your way around campus and get a head start on your UCLA experience.

TR AV E L S TU DY www.ieo.ucla.edu/travelstudy

UCLA Summer Sessions offers over 30 Travel Study programs around the world. Taught by some of UCLA’s most distinguished faculty, Travel Study programs allow students to explore a subject in its cultural and historical context. Programs vary from four to eight weeks and offer 8 to 12 units of credit.

O N LI N E C L A S S E S www.online.ucla.edu

ONLINE CLASSES

Taught by UCLA faculty, our online classes offer UCLA and visiting students the opportunity to earn UCLA credit outside of the classroom. Using streaming video and podcasts, we've implemented the latest in technology for flexible, top-quality online learning. Here is some of what we offer:

B I O LO GY

HIS TO RY

70A - Genetic Engineering in Medicine, Agriculture and Law

1B - Introduction to Western Civilization 20 - World History to A.D. 600

EN GINEERIN G

M ATHEM ATI C S

There are more than a dozen graduate level courses to choose from, from Aerodynamics to Organic Polymer Electronic Materials.

400 - Mathematics for Management Math refresher for incoming MBA students.

THE ATER , FILM A ND TELE V ISI O N EN GLIS H 10A - Literature in English to 1700

PHILOSO PH Y 3 - Historical Introduction to Philosophy

Courses include Advanced Screenwriting, Acting and Performance in Film, History of the American Musical, Digital Cinematography and Navigating Hollywood.

MORE SUMMER PROGRAMS

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LOS ANGELES AND BEYOND 24

Los Angeles is an international destination city that is a hub of creativity in the arts and business. It is filled with vibrant neighborhoods and ethnic communitiesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Chinatown, Koreatown and Little India among them--where you can hear sounds and taste food from around the world. In summer, there are outdoor concerts at the Hollywood Bowl and the Greek Theater. Many activities are free, including stargazing at the Griffith Observatory, hipster watching in Silver Lake and outings to the mountains and beaches.

WESTWOOD VILLAGE Located just south of campus, Westwood Village is designed around student tastes and needs. It has three major grocery stores and dozens of restaurants and cafes. Among its movie theaters is the Mann Village Theatre, which hosts frequent movie premieres. The Geffen Playhouse puts on plays that are as inventive as they are star-studded. UCLA’s own Hammer Museum showcases art and inventive programming. Not far from the village—just a few minutes by bus on the other side of the 405 Freeway--is the Getty Center.

SANTA MONICA What was once a sleepy beach town is now a vibrant city between UCLA and the coast. In addition to Santa Monica’s beaches and the famed Santa Monica Pier, you can stroll Main Street, lined with shops and art galleries, or the Third Street Promenade, a pedestrian district with restaurants, more than 200 shops, a farmers’ market, and street performers.

BEVERLY HILLS Just a couple of miles from UCLA you’ll find Beverly Hills and its famed Rodeo Drive. The city is home to tree-lined boulevards, carefully-kept mansions and highest-end retailers. If shopping and locating star homes isn’t your thing, you can take in a screening at the Museum of Television and Radio.

VENICE The developer Abbot Kinney was inspired by New York’s Coney Island when he designed Venice, California as a beach resort, complete with a casino, a saltwater pool, and a pier full of restaurants and other amusements. He dug huge canals to imitate the Italian city and built a beachfront boardwalk (home to Muscle Beach and some of the most colorful characters in town). Venice remains a great place for playing and people watching; the restaurants that line Abbot Kinney Boulevard are among the best in the area.

DOWNTOWN Downtown LA has emerged as a hub of LA nightlife, with scores of new clubs, restaurants and arts events

making names for themselves. The south end of Downtown is anchored by LA Live, the Nokia Theatre (home to the Grammys) and Staples Center (home to the Lakers and Clippers). On the north end you’ll find the Frank Gehry-designed Disney Hall (home to the LA Phil), MOCA, the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion (home to the LA Opera), and the Ahmanson and Taper theaters. Nearby are such architectural classics as the Bradbury Building, City Hall, and Union Station. Two new architectural standouts—the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels and the School of Visual and Performing Arts—face each from either side of Highway 101.

FOOD TRUCKS Taco trucks have always been a staple in Los Angeles, but when Kogi BBQ opened its first window (in November 2008) to serve chef-designed fusion Korean-Mexican tacos and used Twitter to announce its locations, a movement was born. Today, designer food trucks are everywhere in LA (including on the UCLA campus) and you can enjoy dosas, banh-mi, Chinese-Mexican fusion tamales, deluxe cupcakes, vegan fare and scores of other tastes. For food truck locations and tweets, visit www.foodtrucksmap.com.

DISNEYLAND Disneyland—Walt Disney’s original theme park in nearby Anaheim—is a favorite destination of students and winning sports teams. The residential halls organize visits to Disneyland for students in the summer.

CALIFORNIA When you are at UCLA, you don’t have far to go to explore rest of California. To the east is the desert, with Palm Springs and its retro vibe, and the climbing rocks of Joshua Tree National Park. To the south, the surfing beaches of Orange and San Diego counties unfold one after another. Drive north on coasthugging Highway 1 for unforgettable ocean views, lunch in Santa Barbara and tour Hearst Castle. Farther north, you can explore the streets and bridges of San Francisco, the Napa Valley vineyards and breathtaking Yosemite National Park.

COURSE LIST 26

More than 500 of the academic classes offered to UCLA students in fall, winter and spring are also offered in the summer in intensive six-week terms. In addition to the UCLA enrolled students taking summer courses, enrollment is open to anyone who meets course requirements. For the most upto-date listings, visit www.summer.ucla.edu.

AFRICAN L ANGUAGES

www.appling.ucla.edu

Intensive Elementary Swahili

Intensive Elementary Igbo

Intensive Elementary Tigrinya

AFRO -AMERICAN STUDIES

M107

Cultural History of Rap

ANCIENT NEAR EAST

12 units / 8 weeks

www.bunchecenter.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

www.nelc.ucla.edu

10w

Jerusalem: The Holy City 5 units / 6 weeks

M103A Ancient Egyptian Civilization 4 units / 6 weeks 130

Ancient Egyptian Religion

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ANTHROPOLOGY

Human Evolution

5 units / 6 weeks

www.anthro.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

Introduction to Archaeology 5 units / 6 weeks

Culture and Society

Culture and Communication

135B

Introduction to Psychological Anthropology

135S

Anthropology of Deviance and Abnormality

153 156

5 units / 6 weeks

167

Urban Anthropology

174

Ethnography of South American Indians

APPLIED LINGUISTICS

30W

Language and Social Interaction

40W

Language and Gender: Introduction to Gender Differences and Stereotypes

Language in a Globalizing World: Second Language Interaction in Everyday Life and Academia

101

Introduction to Language Learning and Language Teaching

101W

Introduction to Language Learning and Language Teaching

4 units / 6 weeks

www.appling.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

102W Nature of Learning 5 units / 6 weeks 110

Methodology for Second/Foreign/ Heritage Language Education

114

Listening and Speaking for Second/ Foreign/Heritage Language Education

116

English Grammar for Second/Foreign/ Heritage Language Education

ARABIC

Elementary Standard Arabic

4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

www.nelc.ucla.edu

5 units / 6 weeks 15 units / 9 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

Evolution of Human Societies

102ABC Intermediate Standard Arabic 15 units / 8 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

Comparative Religion 4 units / 6 weeks

103ABC Advanced Standard Arabic 12 units / 8 weeks

ART

11D

Beginning New Genres

100

Issues in Contemporary Art

133

Advanced Painting

148

Advanced Ceramics

ART HISTORY

www.art.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

www.arthistory.ucla.edu

M101A Art and Architecture of Ancient Egypt 4 units / 6 weeks M102E Hellenistic Greek Art and Architecture 4 units / 6 weeks

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES

History of Asian Americans

Contemporary Asian American Communities

Asian American Women

130A

Chinese American Experience

187B

Asian American Themes

187C

Asian American Populations and Communities

www.asianam.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

106C

Italian Art of Cinquecento

ASIAN LANGUAGES AND CULTURES

4 units / 6 weeks

www.alc.ucla.edu

106D

Late Renaissance Art

Introduction to Buddhism

4 units / 6 weeks

110B

European Art of the 19th Century: Realism and Impressionism

ASTRONOMY

110C

European Art of the 19th and 20th Centuries

Life in the Universe

4 units / 6 weeks

110F

Selected Topics in Modern Art

www.atmos.ucla.edu

Climate Change

Air Pollution

4 units / 6 weeks

C110H Latin American Art of the 20th Century 4 units / 6 weeks 114C

Japanese Art

114F

Arts of Southeast Asia

4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

www.astro.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

ATMOSPHERIC AND OCEANIC SCIENCES

4 units / 6 weeks

3 Introduction to Atmospheric Environment 4 units / 6 weeks

C117C Pre-Columbian Art of the Andes 4 units / 6 weeks

103

C119C Contemporary Arts of Africa 4 units / 6 weeks

104 Fundamentals of Air and Water Pollution 4 units / 6 weeks

C171B Photography 1910-Present 4 units / 6 weeks

Physical Oceanography 4 units / 6 weeks

BIOSTATISTICS

100A

Introduction to Biostatistics

CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

14A

Atomic and Molecular Structure, Equilibrium, and Bases

14B

Thermodynamics, Electrochemistry, Kinetics, and Organic Chemistry

14BL

General and Organic Chemistry Lab I

14C

Structure of Organic Molecules

14CL

General and Organic Chemistry Lab II

www.biostat.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

www.chem.ucla.edu

4 units / 6 weeks

153B Biochemistry: DNA, RNA, and Protein Synthesis 4 units / 6 weeks 153C

Biochemistry: Biosynthetic and Energy Metabolism and Its Regulation

153L

Biochemical Methods I

156

Physical Biochemistry

4 units / 6 weeks

CHICANA AND CHICANO STUDIES

3 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

www.chicano.ucla.edu

M102 Mexican Americans and Schools 4 units / 6 weeks M106 Health in Chicano/Latino Population 4 units / 6 weeks M125

U.S./Mexico Relations

14D Organic Reactions and Pharmaceuticals 4 units / 6 weeks

M155

Latinos in the U.S.

20A

Chemical Structure

191

Exploring Ethnic Los Angeles

20B

Chemical Energetics and Change

CHINESE

20L

General Chemistry Laboratory

Elementary Chinese: Intensive

Elementary Modern Chinese for Advanced Beginners: Intensive

Intermediate Modern Chinese: Intensive

Chinese Civilization

101I

Advanced Chinese: Intensive

157

Chinese Pop Culture

3 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

3 units / 6 weeks

30A Organic Chemistry I: Structure and Reactivity 4 units / 6 weeks 30AL

General Chemistry Laboratory II

30B

Organic Chemistry II: Reactivity, Synthesis, and Spectroscopy

30BL

Organic Chemistry Laboratory I

153A

Biochemistry: Introduction to Structure, Enzymes, and Metabolism

3 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

3 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

www.alc.ucla.edu 15 units / 9 weeks

15 units / 9 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

12 units / 9 weeks

4 units / 9 weeks

CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

www.cee.ucla.edu

Introduction to Computing for Civil Engineers

101

Statics and Dynamics

M153 The Media and Aggression against Women 4 units / 6 weeks 156

Social Networking

M159

Pornography and Evolution

108 Introduction to Mechanics of Deformable Solids 4 units / 8 weeks

167

Sex, Politics, and Race: Free Speech on Campus

CL ASSICS

188A Situation Comedy and American Culture 4 units / 6 weeks

Discovering the Greeks

Discovering the Romans

Classical Mythology

COMMUNICATION STUDIES

Principles of Oral Communication

2 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 8 weeks

www.classics.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE

4AW

Literature and Writing: Antiquity to Middle Ages

4CW

Literature and Writing: Age of Enlightenment to the 20th Century

4DW

Literature and Writing: Great Books from the World at Large

www.complit.ucla.edu

5 units / 6 weeks

www.commstudies.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

1A Public Speaking for Nonnative Speakers 4 units / 6 weeks 10

Introduction to Communication Studies

101

Freedom of Communication

114

Understanding Relationships

M124

Psychology of Language and Gender

132 140

Multicultural TV

141

Films of Persuasion 4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

Theory of Persuasive Communication

5 units / 6 weeks

100 Introduction to Literary and Critical Theory 5 units / 6 weeks

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Introduction to Computer Science I

www.cs.ucla.edu 4 units / 8 weeks

M151B Computer System Architecture 4 units / 8 weeks 152B

Digital Design Project Laboratory 4 units / 8 weeks

180 Introduction to Algorithms and Complexity 4 units / 8 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

181

Introduction to Formal Languages and Automata Theory 4 units / 8 weeks

Principles of Economics 4 units / 6 weeks

Microeconomic Theory 4 units / 6 weeks

Statistics for Economists 4 units / 6 weeks

101

Microeconomic Theory 4 units / 6 weeks

102

Macroeconomic Theory 4 units / 6 weeks

8 Earthquakes 5 units / 6 weeks

103

Introduction to Econometrics 5 units / 6 weeks

106F

Finance 4 units / 6 weeks

106G

Introduction to Game Theory 4 units / 6 weeks

106P

Pricing and Strategy 4 units / 6 weeks

106V

Investments 4 units / 6 weeks

DESIGN | MEDIA ARTS

Nature of Design

11A

Design History I

11B

Design History II

EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCES

www.design.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

www.ess.ucla.edu

Solar System and Planets 4 units / 6 weeks

Blue Planet: Intro to Oceanography 5 units / 6 weeks

Dinosaurs and Their Relatives 4 units / 6 weeks

ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY

www.eeb.ucla.edu

100

Introduction to Ecology and Behavior

C109

Introduction to Marine Science

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

115 Mammalogy 5 units / 6 weeks 116

Conservation Biology 4 units / 6 weeks

120 Evolution 4 units / 6 weeks 129

Animal Behavior

162

Plant Physiology

4 units / 6 weeks

6 units / 6 weeks

International Trade Theory 4 units / 6 weeks

122

International Finance 4 units / 6 weeks

130

Public Finance 4 units / 6 weeks

M134A Environmental Economics 4 units / 6 weeks 137

Urban and Regional Economics 4 units / 6 weeks

150

Labor Economics 4 units / 6 weeks

151

Topics in Labor Economics 4 units / 6 weeks

160

Money and Banking 4 units / 6 weeks

170

Monopoly and Competition 4 units / 6 weeks

ECONOMICS

www.econ.ucla.edu 1

121

Principles of Economics 4 units / 6 weeks

183

Development of Economic Institutions in the U.S.

10C

English Literature, 1832 to the Present

140A

Criticism: History and Theory

141A

Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales

142A

Shakespeare: Poems and Early Plays

142B

Shakespeare: Later Plays

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

EDUCATION

www.gseis.ucla.edu

80 Understanding the Collegiate Experience 4 units / 6 weeks

M102

Mexican Americans and Schools

120

Early Childhood Education

121

Introduction to K-12 Issues in American Public Education

122

Perspectives on the American College

123

The Teaching Profession

C125

Politics of Education

131

Issues in American Education: Perspectives from History and Pop Cultures

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

4 units / 8 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 8 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

www.ee.ucla.edu

M116C Computer Systems Architecture 4 units / 8 weeks ENGINEERING

www.engineer.ucla.edu

183EW Engineering and Society 4 units / 8 weeks

ENGLISH

Critical Reading and Writing

10A

English Literature to 1660

10B

English Literature, 1660 to 1832

www.english.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

143 Milton 5 units / 6 weeks 173C

American Fiction since 1945 5 units / 6 weeks

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

www.wp.ucla.edu

Conversation and Interaction for Academic Purposes 4 units / 6 weeks

33B Intermediate English for Academic Purposes 4 units / 6 weeks 33C Advanced English for Academic Purposes 4 units / 6 weeks 35

Approaches to University Writing for ESL Students

38A

Pronunciation: Stress and Intonation in English

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

38B Pronunciation: Sound System of English 4 units / 6 weeks 97A

Variable Topics in English as a Second Language

ENGLISH COMPOSITION

Approaches to University Writing

4 units / 6 weeks

www.wp.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

3 English Composition, Rhetoric, and Language 5 units / 6 weeks 5W

Literature, Culture, and Critical Inquiry

FILM AND TELEVISION

106A

History of the American Motion Picture History of African, Asian, and Latin American Film Film and Social Change

www.tft.ucla.edu 6 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks 100W

Interdisciplinary Academic Writing 5 units / 6 weeks

106C

131C

Specialized Writing: Medicine and Public Health

112

6 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

131D Specialized Writing: Media and Communications 4 units / 6 weeks

ENVIRONMENT

Sustainability and Environment

M130

Environmental Change

M134

Environmental Economics

M153

Introduction to Sustainable Architecture and Community Planning

186

Comparative Sustainability Practices  online course

www.ioe.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

EPIDEMIOLOGY www.ph.ucla.edu/epi 100

6 units / 6 weeks

Principles of Epidemiology 4 units / 8 weeks

ETHNOMUSICOLOGY

www.ethnomusic.ucla.edu

50AB

Jazz in American Culture 5 units / 6 weeks

M119

Cultural History of Rap

119F

Music of India (Tabla) 5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

130A Screenwriting Fundamentals  online course 2 units / 6 weeks 130B

Screenwriting Fundamentals Workshop  online course

135A

Advanced Screenwriting Workshop  online course and on-campus

135B

Advanced Screenwriting Workshop  online course

C147

Independent Feature Production  online course

151

Introduction to Experimental Filmmaking

4 units / 6 weeks

8 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

184A Overview of Contemporary Film Industry  online course 4 units / 6 weeks 184B

Overview of the Television Industry

188B

Introduction to the Art and Technique of Filmmaking

188E

Digital Cinematography  online course and on-campus

188J

The Disney Feature: Then and Now

188M

Film and Television Directing

4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

194

Internship Seminars: Film, Television, and Digital Media

195

Corporate Internship in Film, Television, and Digital Media 2 - 6 units / 6 weeks

FRENCH

Elementary French

Intensive First-Year French

14W

Introduction to French Culture and Civilization, in English

French Cinema and Culture

GEOGRAPHY

Biodiversity in a Changing World

Cultural Geography

Globalization: Regional Development and World Economy

People and the Earthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ecosystems

Introduction to GIS

M115

Environmentalism: Past, Present, and Future

121

Conservation of Resources: Underdeveloped World

125

Health and Global Environment

2 units / 6 weeks

www.french.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

12 units / 8 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

www.geog.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

M128 Global Environment and Development 4 units / 6 weeks

140

Political Geography

148

Economic Geography

156

Metropolitan Los Angeles

4 units / 6 weeks

167 Cartography 4 units / 6 weeks 168

Introduction to Geographic Information Systems 4 units / 6 weeks

184 California 4 units / 6 weeks

GERMAN

Elementary German: Intensive

The Holocaust in Film and Literature

www.germanic.ucla.edu 12 units / 8 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

GLOBAL STUDIES www.international.ucla.edu/idps/ globalstudies 1

Introduction to Global Studies

Intensive First-Year Greek

HEALTH SERVICES

100

Health Services Organization

5 units / 6 weeks

GREEK

www.classics.ucla.edu 12 units / 8 weeks

www.ph.ucla.edu/hs 4 units / 6 weeks

HEBREW www.nelc.ucla.edu 8

Elementary Hebrew: Intensive

Introduction to Western Civilization: Prehistory to A.D. 843

15 units / 9 weeks

HISTORY

www.history.ucla.edu

5 units / 6 weeks

Introduction to Western Civilization: Circa 1715 to the Present

97C

European History

97D

U.S. History

97E

Introduction to Historical Practice

M155

History of Los Angeles 4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

M157B Indians of Colonial Mexico 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

161

Latin American History

INFORMATION STUDIES

245

Information Access

4 units / 6 weeks

is.gseis.ucla.edu

4 units / 6 weeks

M103A Ancient Egyptian Civilization 4 units / 6 weeks 111

Modern Mideast

114A

History of Rome: To Death of Caesar

114B

History of Rome: Death of Caesar to Time of Constantine

121D

History of Modern Europe: Bourgeois Century, 1815-1914

4 units / 6 weeks

121F History of Modern Europe: World War ll and Its Aftermath, 1939 to the Present 4 units / 6 weeks M133C History of Prostitution 4 units / 6 weeks 137A

British Empire since 1783

139A

U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction

140C

U.S. Since 1960

142B

Intellectual History of the U.S.

4 units / 6 weeks

M150B Introduction to Afro-American History 4 units / 6 weeks 153

American West

154

History of California

4 units / 6 weeks

250 Techniques and Issues in Information Access 4 units / 6 weeks 289 Seminar: Special Issues in Information Studies 2 - 4 units / 10 weeks

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

www.international.ucla.edu/ids

100A

Introduction to Development Studies: Economic Development and Culture Change 4 units / 6 weeks

M100B Introduction to Development Studies: Political Economy of Development 4 units / 6 weeks 150

Economics of Developing Countries

191

Variable Topics Research Seminars

IRANIAN

Elementary Persian: Intensive

ITALIAN

Elementary Italian

Intensive Beginning Italian

Italian Cinema and Culture

4 units / 6 weeks

www.nelc.ucla.edu 15 units / 8 weeks

www.italian.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

12 units / 8 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

JAPANESE

Elementary Japanese: Intensive

Intermediate Modern Japanese: Intensive

Japanese Civilization

100I

Advanced Modern Japanese Intensive

151

Japanese Literature in Translation

155

Topics in Japanese Cinema

KOREAN

Elementary Korean: Intensive

Intermediate Korean: Intensive

Korean Civilization

L ATIN

Intensive First-Year Latin

Intermediate Latin

L AW, UNDERGRADUATE

184

Introduction to Legal Education

185

Corporate Mock Trial

LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, AND TRANSGENDER STUDIES

M114

www.alc.ucla.edu 15 units / 9 weeks

15 units / 9 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

12 units / 9 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

www.alc.ucla.edu 15 units / 9 weeks

15 units / 9 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

www.classics.ucla.edu 12 units / 8 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

www.law.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

M137

Gay and Lesbian Perspectives in Pop Music

187

Queer Film and Cinema

LIFE SCIENCES

Evolution, Ecology, and Biodiversity

Cells, Tissues, and Organs

Introduction to Molecular Biology

4 units / 6 weeks

www.lscore.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 Genetics 5 units / 6 weeks

LINGUISTICS

Introduction to Study of Language

ASL Structure and Culture

Out of the Mouths of Babes

M10

Structure of English Words

Introduction to Linguistics

103

Introduction to General Phonetics

110

Introduction to Historical Linguistics

www.linguistics.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

120A Phonology 5 units / 6 weeks 120B

Syntax I

MANAGEMENT

www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/lgbts Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies

Principles of Accounting

4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

www.anderson.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

Principles of Accounting

31A

Differential and Integral Calculus

4 units / 6 weeks

Lower Division Seminar: Leading and Succeeding in Organizations

31B

Integration and Infinite Series

Business Law

32A

Calculus of Several Variables

108

Intermediate Financial Accounting I

32B

Calculus of Several Variables

120A

Intermediate Financial Accounting II

33A

Linear Algebra and Applications

120B

Management Accounting

33B

Differential Equations

122

Introduction to Discrete Structures

4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

123 Auditing 4 units / 6 weeks 124

Advanced Accounting

126

Financial Statement Analysis

127A

Tax Principles and Policies

127B

Corporate and Partnership Taxation

128

Special Topics in Accounting

4 units / 6 weeks

110A Algebra 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

115A

Linear Algebra 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

131A Analysis 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

132

Complex Analysis for Applications Linear and Nonlinear Systems of Differential Equations

4 units / 6 weeks

134

400

Mathematics for Management ď&#x20AC;ş online course

135

Ordinary Differential Equations

MATHEMATICS

142

Mathematical Modeling

4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 10 weeks

www.math.ucla.edu

1 Precalculus 4 units / 6 weeks 2

Finite Mathematics

Calculus for Life Science Students

Probability for Life Science Students

4 units / 6 weeks

164 Optimization 4 units / 6 weeks 167

Mathematical Game Theory

170A

Probability Theory

172A

Actuarial Mathematics

4 units / 6 weeks

MECHANICAL AND AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

MUSIC

Art of Listening

80A

Beginning Keyboard

80F

Beginning Guitar Class

80V

Vocal Technique for Beginners

www.music.ucla.edu

www.mae.ucla.edu

Introduction to Computer-Aided Design and Drafting

101

Statics and Strengths of Materials

102

Mechanics of Particles and Rigid Bodies

103

Elementary Fluid Mechanics

MUSIC HISTORY

4 units / 8 weeks

105A

Introduction to Engineering Thermodynamics

History of Rock and Roll

171A

Introduction to Feedback and Control Systems: Dynamic Systems Control I

Film and Music Writing about Music

182A

Mathematics of Engineering

12W

MEDICINE

180

Special Topics: Integrative East-West Medicine

4 units / 8 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

www.musicology.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 8 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

Bach 5 units / 6 weeks

The Blues in American Music

M136

Music and Gender

4 units / 6 weeks

MIDDLE EASTERN AND NORTH AFRICAN STUDIES

M137 LGBTQ Pop Music 5 units / 6 weeks

www.international.ucla.edu/idps/menas

www.cewm.med.ucla.edu

191A Variable Topics Research Seminars: Middle Eastern and North African Studies 4 units / 6 weeks

MOLECULAR, CELL, AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY

www.mcdb.ucla.edu

Biomedical Ethics

100

Introduction to Cell Biology

138

Developmental Biology

5 units / 6 weeks

NEUROSCIENCE

www.neurosci.ucla.edu

M119L Human Neuropsychology 4 units / 6 weeks M145 Neural Mechanisms Controlling Movement 5 units / 6 weeks

PHILOSOPHY

Introduction to Philosophy of Religion

Philosophy in Literature

www.philosophy.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

Introduction to Philosophy of Mind

Introduction to Ethical Theory

Logic, First Course

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

M101B Platoâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Later Dialogues 4 units / 6 weeks C114

4BL Physics Laboratory for Scientists and Engineers: Electricity and Magnetism 2 units / 6 weeks

Hume 4 units / 6 weeks

128A

Philosophy of Mathematics

150

Society and Morals

155

Medical Ethics

157A

History of Political Philosophy

166

Philosophy of Law

4 units / 6 weeks

179

Asian Philosophy

180

Philosophy of Action

185

Major Philosophers of the 20th Century

PHYSICS

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Mechanics

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Oscillations, Waves, Electric and Magnetic Fields

4 units / 6 weeks

www.physics.ucla.edu

Physics for Life Sciences Majors: Mechanics

Physics for Life Sciences Majors: Waves, Electricity, and Magnetism

Physics for Life Sciences Majors: Light, Fluids, Thermodynamics, Modern Physics

5 units / 6 weeks

10 Physics 4 units / 6 weeks

PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCE

Introduction to Human Physiology

Issues in Human Physiology: Diet and Exercise

Introduction to Human Anatomy

133

Exercise Physiology

www.physci.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

M145 Neural Mechanisms Controlling Movement 5 units / 6 weeks 153

Dissection Anatomy

166

Animal Physiology

5 units / 6 weeks

POLITICAL SCIENCE

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Electrodynamics, Optics, and Special Relativity

Introduction to Data Analysis Introduction to Political Theory

4AL

Physics Laboratory for Scientists and Engineers: Mechanics

10 20

World Politics

5 units / 6 weeks

2 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

6 units / 6 weeks

www.polisci.ucla.edu 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

Introduction to American Politics

Introduction to Comparative Politics

PROGRAM IN COMPUTING

10A

Introduction to Programming

117 Jurisprudence 4 units / 6 weeks

PSYCHOLOGY

118

Political Violence

Introductory Psychology

120A

Foreign Relations of the U.S. 4 units / 6 weeks

Introductory Psychobiology

121A

Studies in Formulation of American Foreign Policy

Introductory Cognitive Science

124A

International Political Economy

100A

Psychological Statistics

135

International Relations of China

100B

Research Methods in Psychology

137A

International Relations Theory

101

General Psychology Laboratory

140C

The Supreme Court

110

Fundamentals of Learning

141B

Public Opinion and Voting Behavior

115

Principles of Behavioral Neuroscience

144A

Ethnic Politics: Chicano/Latino Politics

118

Comparative Psychobiology

145B

Public Law and Judicial Process: Separation of Powers

119E

Stress and Bodily Disease

145E

Constitutional Law: Rights of the Accused

PORTUGUESE

M35

Spanish, Portuguese, and Nature of Language

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

www.spanport.ucla.edu

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www.psych.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

6 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

M119L Human Neuropsychology 4 units / 6 weeks M119O Psychology of Aging 4 units / 6 weeks M119P Mapping Mind through Its Molecules 4 units / 6 weeks 120A

Cognitive Psychology

102AB Intensive Portuguese 8 units / 6 weeks

127

Abnormal Psychology

M118A History of Portuguese and Spanish: Phonology 4 units / 6 weeks

129B

Introduction to Psychoanalysis

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

130

Developmental Psychology

133A

Adolescent Development

135

Social Psychology

187A

Psychology and Law

PUBLIC POLICY

105

Leadership in Public Interest

191A

International Terrorism Studies

191A

Youth Gangs: Getting In and Out

RELIGION, STUDY OF

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140

Undergraduate Seminar: Religion in Film

4 units / 6 weeks

www.spa.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

ROMANIAN

www.slavic.ucla.edu

103

Intensive Elementary Romanian

RUSSIAN

Intensive Elementary Russian

Intensive Intermediate Russian

Russian Literature and World Cinema

SCANDINAVIAN SECTION

50W

12 units / 6 weeks

www.slavic.ucla.edu 12 units / 8 weeks

12 units / 8 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

www.scandinavian.ucla.edu Introduction to Scandinavian Literatures and Cultures 5 units / 6 weeks

Introduction to Scandinavian Literature 5 units / 6 weeks

SERBIAN/CROATIAN

103

Elementary Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian

SOCIAL WELFARE

100B

Social Welfare Policy Overview

www.slavic.ucla.edu 12 units / 6 weeks

www.spa.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

M104E Social Aspects of Aging 4 units / 6 weeks

SOCIOLOGY

Introductory Sociology

Introduction to Sociological Research Methods

101

Development of Sociological Theory

102

Contemporary Sociological Theory

111

Social Networks

116

Social Demography

128

Sociology of Emotions

130

Self and Society

132

Social Psychology: Sociological Approaches

134

Culture and Personality

145

Sociology of Deviant Behavior

158

Urban Sociology

160

Intergroup Conflict and Prejudice

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5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

M162

Sociology of Gender

170

Medical Sociology

M174

Sociology of the Family

M176

Sociology of Mass Communication

182

Political Sociology

184

Social Change

185

American Society

SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES

155

Topics in South Asian Cinema and Literature

www.stat.ucla.edu

4 units / 6 weeks

Introduction to Statistical Reasoning

SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES

Introduction to Statistical Methods for Life and Health Sciences

Introduction to Southeast Asian Studies

13 100A

Introduction to Probability Theory

100B

Introduction to Mathematical Statistics

112

Statistical Methods for Social Sciences

130B

Statistical Analysis with SAS

4 units / 6 weeks

M42

Civilization of Spain and Portugal

M44

Civilization of Spanish America and Brazil

100A

Introduction to Study of Spanish Grammar: Phonology and Morphology

100B

Introduction to Study of Spanish Grammar: Syntax

4 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

M118A History of Portuguese and Spanish: Phonology 4 units / 6 weeks 119B

Introduction to Study of Literature: Poetry 4 units / 6 weeks

www.alc.ucla.edu STATISTICS

www.international.ucla.edu/idps/seasia 5 units / 6 weeks

SPANISH

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Elementary Spanish

Intermediate Spanish

Intensive Elementary Spanish

Advanced Spanish and Composition

4 units / 6 weeks

12 units / 8 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

M35 Spanish, Portuguese, and Nature of Language 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 8 weeks

5 units / 8 weeks

4 units / 8 weeks

THEATER

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Introduction to Theater

Acting Fundamentals

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

106 History of American Theater and Drama ď&#x20AC;ş online course 4 units / 6 weeks

110

History of the American Musical  online course

120A

Acting and Performance in Film I  online course

120B

Acting and Performance in Film II  online course

123

Intermediate Acting for the Stage

138

Special Problems in Performance Techniques

URBAN PL ANNING

120

Introduction to Cities and Planning

121

Urban Policy and Planning

M124

Psychology of Language and Gender 4 units / 6 weeks

130

Women of Color in the U.S. 4 units / 6 weeks

136

Music and Gender 5 units / 6 weeks

5 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

M147A Psychology of Lesbian Experience 4 units / 6 weeks M153

The Media and Aggression against Women 4 units / 6 weeks

M162

Sociology of Gender 4 units / 6 weeks

M165

Psychology of Gender 4 units / 6 weeks

M174

Sociology of the Family 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

www.spa.ucla.edu 4 units / 6 weeks

4 units / 6 weeks

WORLD ARTS AND CULTURES

www.wac.ucla.edu

CM165 Environmentalism: Past, Present, and Future 4 units / 6 weeks

8 Beginning World Arts Practices in Latin America and Diaspora: Salsa 2 units / 6 weeks

VIETNAMESE

Elementary Vietnamese: Intensive

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15 units / 9 weeks

WOMEN’S STUDIES

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Introduction to Women’s Studies: Feminist Perspectives on Women and Society 5 units / 6 weeks

M107A American Women Writers 5 units / 6 weeks

Beginning World Arts Practices in North America and Diaspora: Hip Hop 2 units / 6 weeks Beginning World Arts Praces in Europe and Diaspora: Ballet 2 units / 6 weeks

120 Topics in Cultural Studies: Sports Culture 4 units / 6 weeks 160

Topics in Body Mechanics: Pilates 4 units / 6 weeks

M110C Philosophical Analysis of Issues in Feminist Theory 4 units / 6 weeks M114

Introduction to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies 5 units / 6 weeks

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