For Freshmen and Transfer Students who entered
prior to Fall 2005
Subject to Change without notice.
Due to Academic Department name changes, course renumbering and course title changes, this list is presently under review and update by the Office of Academic and Student Affairs.
Questions can be referred to your Academic Counselor.
Courses AcceptableIn Satisfaction of the
HSSEAS GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENT
HUMANITIES (Including the Arts), SOCIAL SCIENCES and LIFE SCIENCE ELECTIVES
LIFE SCIENCE courses can be found at the bottom of the document AND have a “L” notation to the Left of the course number.
HUMANITIES have a “H” notation to the left of the course number.
SOCIAL SCIENCES have a “S” notation to the left of the course number.
Foreign Language Study
One language course at level four or above may be used toward the Humanities section of the HSSEAS GER. See an academic counselor in 6426 BH regarding language courses.
Aerospace Studies
(Listed under ROTC Programs in the Catalog)
(Six units maximum are allowed for ROTC courses)
African Languages
(Listed under Linguistics in the Catalog)
H M190 Survey of African Languages (same as Linguistics M115)
Afrikaans
(Listed under Germanic Languages in the Catalog)
H 114 Afrikaans Literature in Translation
H 135 Introduction to Afrikaans Literature
Afro-American Studies
S M5 Social Organization of Black Communities (same as Sociology M5)
H 6 Trends in Black Intellectual Thought
C101 For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
H M102 Culture, Media and Los Angeles (6 units)(same as Asian American
Studies M197H and Honors Collegium M102)
H M103A African American Theater History: Slavery to Mid-1800s
(same as Theater M103A)
H M103B African American Theater History: Minstrel Stage to
Rise of the American Musical same as Theater M103B)
H M103E African American Theater History: The Depression to the Present
(same as Theater M103E)
H M104A Early Afro-American Literature (same as English M104A)
H M104B Afro-American Literature from the Harlem Renaissance to the 1960’s
(same as English M104B)
H M104C Afro-American Literature since the 1960s (same as English M104C)
H CM110A-CM110B African American Music Heritage (same as Ethnomusicology CM110A-CM110B)
H CM112D African American Art
S M144 Ethnic Politics: Afro-American Politics (same as Political
Science M144B)
H M145 Ellintonia (same as Ethnomusicology M111)
S M158A Comparative Slavery Systems (same as History M158A)
S M158B-M158C Introduction to Afro-American History (same as History M158B-M158C)
S M158E African American Nationalism in the First Half of the 20th Century (same as History M158E)
S M164 The Afro-American Experience in the United States
(same as Anthropology M164)
S M172 The Afro-American Woman in the U.S.
(same as Psychology M172 and Women’s Studies M172)
H M197 For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
H 197B Special Studies in Comparative Literature: Caribbean Literature
American Indian Studies
S M10 Introduction to American Indian Studies (Same as World Arts and Cultures M23)(Formerly numbered 10)
S M161 Comparative American Indian Societies (Same as Sociology M161)
197 For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
Ancient Near East
(Listed under Near Eastern Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H 10 Jerusalem: The Holy City
H M104A-M104B Ancient Egyptian Civilization (same as History M104A-M104B)
S or H M105 History of Ancient Mesopotamia and Syria
H 130 Ancient Egyptian Religion
H 145 Sumerian Literary Texts
H 150A-150B-150C Survey of Ancient Near Eastern Literatures in English
H 161A-161B-161C Archeology of Mesopotamia
H 162 Archeology and Religion of the Holy Land
H 163A-163B Archeology of Iran
H 164A-164B-164C Archeology of Historical Periods in Mesopotamia
H 165 Archeology of Pharaonic Egypt
H 170 Introduction to Biblical Studies
H M194 The Hero in the Bible and the Ancient Near East
(same as Folklore M185)
Anthropology
L 7 Human Evolution
S 8 Archaeology: An Introduction
S 9 Sociocultural Anthropology
L 10 Principles of Human Evolution: Genetic Basis
L 12 Principles of Human Evolution: Comparative Analysis
L 15 Human Biology and Behavior
S 33 Culture and Communication
S 34 Introduction to Urban Speech Communities
S 51 Social Inequality
S 60 Anthropology for Today
S or H 110 World Archeology
S 113P Archeology of North America
S 113Q Prehistory and Ethnography of California
S 113R Southwestern Archeology
S 114P Ancient Civilizations of Western Middle America (Nahuatl Sphere)
S 114Q Ancient Civilizations of Eastern Middle America (Maya Sphere)
S 114R Ancient Civilizations of Andean South America
S M115A-M115B Historical Archeology (same as History M103A-M103B)
S 130 Study of Culture
S 132 Technology and Environment
S M140 Language in Culture (same as Linguistics M146)
S 141 Ethnography of Everyday Speech
S 150 Study of Social Systems
S 151 Marriage, Family and Kinship
S 152 Politics: Tribe, State, Nation
S 153 Evolution of Human Societies
S 153P Economic Anthropology
S M154P Gender Systems: North American (Formerly numbered M154)
(Same as Women’s Studies M154P)
S M154Q Gender Systems: Global (Formerly numbered M154)
(Same as Women’s Studies M154Q)
S M155Q Women and Social Movements (formerly numbered M155) (same as
Women’s Studies M160)
S 156 Comparative Religion
S 158 Hunting and Gathering Societies
S 158P Pastoral Nomads
S 159 Warfare and Conflict
S 161 Development Anthropology
S M162P Destruction & Survival of Indigenous Societies
(same as World Arts and Cultures M162P)
S M164 The Afro-American Experience in the United States
(same as Afro-American Studies M164)
S 165 Demographic Problems in Nonindustrial Societies
S 166 Cross-Cultural Research on Urban Gangs
S 167 Urban Anthropology
H 171 Sub-Saharan Africa
H 172R Cultures of the Pueblo Southwest
H M172T Ethnohistory of Hispanic Cultures in the U.S. Southwest
(same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M172T)
S M172V Culture Change and the Mexican People
(Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M172V)
H 173Q Latin American Communities
H 174P Ethnography of South American Indians
H 174Q Ethnology of South American Indians
H 175R Societies of Central Asia
H 175S Japan
H 175T Civilizations of East Asia
H 175U Cultures of the Indonesian Archipelago
S 175V Ethnology of Korea: Representing Lives in Contemporary South Korea
S 175W Ideology and Social Change in Contemporary China
S 176 Culture Area of the Middle East
H 177 Cultures of the Pacific
H 182 History of Anthropology
S 183 History of Archeology
S 186P Models of Cultural Evolution.
Arabic
(Listed under Near Eastern Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H 120 Islamic Texts
H 130 Classical Arabic Texts
H 132 Philosophical and Kalam Texts
H 141 Modern Arabic Literature
H 150 Introduction to Arabic Literature and Culture
(Formerly numbered 150A-150B)
H 151 Survey of Modern Arabic Literature in English
Armenian
(Listed under Near Eastern Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H 103 Advanced Modern Armenian
H 150A-150B Survey of Armenian Literature in English
H 160A-160B Armenian Literature of the 19th and 20th Centuries
Art History
H 50 Ancient Art
H 51 Medieval Art
H 54 Modern Art
H 55A Africa, Oceania and Native America
H 55B Arts of Pre-Columbian America
H 56A Art of India and Southeast Asia
H 56B Introduction to Chinese Art
H 57 Renaissance & Baroque Art
H 88A-88Z Lower Division Seminar
H 101A Egyptian Art and Archaeology
H 101B Egyptian Art and Archaeology of the Middle and New Kingdoms
H M102A Minoan Art and Archaeology (same as Classics M153A)
H M102B Mycenaean Art and Architecture (same as Classics M153B)
H M102C Archaic Greek Art and Archaeology (same as Classics M153C)
H M102D Classical Greek Art and Archaeology (same as Classics M153D)
H M102E Hellenistic Greek Art and Archaeology (same as Classics M153E)
H M102F Etruscan Art (same as Classics M153F)
H M102G Roman Art (same as Classics 153G)
H M102H Late Roman Art (same as Classics M153H)
H M102I-M102J-M102K Classical Archeology (same as Classics M153I-M153J-M153K)
H 104A Western Islamic Art
H 104B Eastern Islamic Art
H C104C Problems in Islamic Art
H 105A Early Christian Art
H 105B Early Medieval Art
H 105C Romanesque Art
H 105D Gothic Art
H 105E Byzantine Art
H 105F Late Gothic Art and Architecture
H 106A Italian Art of the Trecento
H 106B Italian Art of the Quattrocento
H 106C Italian Art of the Cinquecento
H 106D Late Renaissance Art: Counter-Reformation
H 108A-108B Northern Renaissance Art
H 108C From Bruegel to Rubens
H 109A-109B Baroque Art
H 109C European Art of the 18th Century
H 109D Art and Architecture of Georgian England
H 110A European Art of the 19th Century
H 110B European Art of the 19th Century: Realism and Impressionism
H 110C European Art of the 19th and 20th Centuries: Postimpressionism
to Surrealism
H 110D Contemporary Art
H 110E Art and Politics in the Contemporary Americas:
Post World War II U.S. Art and Politics
H 110F Selected Topics in Modern Art
H 110G Art and Politics in the Contemporary Americas: Latin America
H C110H Latin America Art of the 20th Century
H C112A American Art Before the Civil War
H C112B American Art in the Gilded Age 1860-1900
H C112C 20th Century American Art
H CM112D African American Art (Same as Afro-American Studies CM112D)
H 114A Early Art of India
H 114C Japanese Art
H 114D Later Art of India
H 114E Arts of Korea
H 114F Arts of Southeast Asia
H C115A Advanced Indian Art
H C115B Advanced Chinese Art
H C115C Advanced Japanese Art
H C115D Art of Early China, Neolithic to 210 B.C.
H C115E Art and Material Culture of Early Imperial China,
Han to T’ang (210 B.C. to A.D. 906)
H C115F Chinese Art from the Ming Dynasty to the People’s
Republic, 906 to the Present
H C117A Pre-Columbian Art of Mexico
H C117B Pre-Columbian Art of the Maya
H C117C Pre-Columbian Art of the Andes
H C117D Aztec Art
H 118A Arts of Oceania
H 118C Arts of Sub-Saharan Africa
H 118D Arts of Native North America
H 118E Advanced Studies in Non-Western Art
H C119A Advanced Studies in African Art: Western Africa
H C119B Advanced Studies in African Art: Central Africa
H 127 Undergraduate Seminar
H C150A Contemporary Art, 1940s to 1950s
H C150B Contemporary Art, 1960s to 1970s
H C150C Contemporary Art, 1980s to the Present
H C180A Art and Empire
H C180B Modernism and Mankind
Asian American Studies
S 20 (Formerly numbered 100) Contemporary Asian American Communities
S 21 Asians and Pacific Islanders in American Society
S 99 (Formerly numbered 100A.) History of Asians in America
S 105 Asian American Historiography
S M110 Ethnic, Cultural, and Gender Issues in America’s Health Care Systems
(Same as Health Services M110)
H M112A Asian American Literature to 1980
(Formerly numbered M112) (Same as English M102A)
H M112B Asian American Literature since 1980
(Formerly numbered M112) (Same as English M102A)
S 113 Asian Americans and the Law
S 115 Asian American Women (formerly numbered 105)
H M119 Asian American Aesthetics (same as World Arts and Cultures M152)
S M123 Asian Pacific Americans in the U.S. Economy
S M129A Health Issues for Asian Pacific Islanders: Myth or Model?
(Formerly numbered M197)(Same as Community Health Sciences M140)
S 130A-130E Asian American History and Experience
S 131A Filipino American Community and Family.
H M132A Korean American Literature (same as Humanities M168)
(Same as Comparative Literature M168)
H M132B Chinese Immigrant Literature and Film.
(Same as Chinese M153 and Comparative Literature M171)
S M153 The U.S. and the Philippines (same as History M153)
S M154 Chinese Immigration (Sociology M153)
S 164 Women, Violence and Resistance
S 171A-171E Critical Issues in U.S. – Asia Relations
S 197A-197Z For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
S 197H Culture, Media, and Los Angeles (6 units)
(same as Afro-American Studies M102 and Honors Collegium M102)
Asian Languages and Cultures (formerly East Asian Languages and Cultures)
H 60 Introduction to Buddhism (formerly numbered 41)
H 61 Introduction to Zen Buddhism
H 161 Buddhist Literature in Translation
H 162 Buddhist Meditation Traditions
C 197 Life Writing in East Asia
Berber Languages
(Listed under Near Eastern Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
S or H 130 The Berbers
Biology
S 11 Biomedical Research Issues in Minority Communities
Bulgarian
(Listed under Slavic Languages & Literatures in the Catalog)
S or H 99 Introduction to Bulgarian Civilization
H 154 Survey of Bulgarian Literature
Chicana and Chicano Studies
H 10A Introduction to Chicano Life and Culture
S 10B Chicanos in American Society
H M103C Origins and Evolution of Chicano Theater (same as Theater M103C)
H M103D Contemporary Chicano Theater: Beginning of Chicano Theater Movement.
(Same as Theater M103D and World Arts and Cultures M103D)
H M103H Contemporary Chicano Theater: Chicano Theater since 1980
(Same as Theater M103H and World Arts and Cultures M103H)
H M105 A M105A. Early Chicana/Chicano Literature
(Formerly numbered M105) (Same as English M105A)
H M105B M105B. Recent Chicana/Chicano Literature
(Formerly numbered M105) (Same as English M105B)
H M115 Musical Aesthetics in Los Angeles (same as Ethnomusicology M115)
H M108A Music of Latin America: Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean Isles
(same as Ethnomusicology M108A)
H M114 Chicanos in Film/Video (6 units) (same as Film and Television M117)
H M115 Musical Aesthetics in Los Angeles (same as Ethnomusicology M115)
H M116 Chicano Latino Music in the U.S. (same as Ethnomusicology M116)
S 120 Immigration and the Chicano Community
S 125 U.S./Mexico Relations
H M145A-M145B Introduction to Chicano Literature (same as Spanish M145A-M145B)
H M146 Chicano Narrative (same as Spanish M146)
S M147A Ethnic Politics: Chicano/Latino Politics (formerly numbered 147A)
(same as Political Science M144A)
S M154 Contemporary Issues among Chicanas (same as Women’s Studies M132B)
S M155 Latinos in the U.S. (same as Sociology M155)
S M159A-M159B History of the Chicano Peoples (same as History M159A-M159B)
S 168 Representations of Latinos in Print Media
H M172T Ethnohistory of Hispanic Cultures in the U.S. Southwest,
(same as Anthropology M172T)
H M172V M172V. Culture Change and the Mexican People.
(Same as Anthropology M172V)
H M197B For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
Chinese
(Listed under East Asian Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H 50 Chinese Civilization (formerly numbered EALC 40A)
H 101A-101B Readings in Modern Expository Chinese
H 130A-130B Readings in Modern Chinese Literature
H 140A-140B-140C Readings in Classical Chinese Literature
(formerly numbered 140ABC,143AB, 145AB)
H C150A Lyrical Traditions (formerly 150A)
H 150B Traditional Narrative and Drama
H 151 Chinese Literature in Translation: Modern Literature
(formerly numbered 152))
H M153 Chinese Immigrant Literature and Film
H 155 Topics in Chinese Cinema
H C160 Chinese Buddhism (formerly numbered 160)
H 165 Introduction to Chinese Buddhist Texts
H 170 Readings in Chinese Philosophical Texts
H C175 Introduction to Chinese Thought (formerly numbered 175)
S 186 Archeology in China (formerly numbered 190)
H 187 Chinese Etymology and Calligraphy (formerly numbered 195)
Classics
S 10 Survey of Classical Greek Culture
S 20 Survey of Roman Civilization
H 30 Introduction to Classical Mythology (Formerly numbered 161)
H 40 Survey of Greek Literature in Translation
H 41 Survey of Latin Literature in Translation
H 42 Cinema and the Ancient World
H 50F Power and Imagination in Ancient Rome
H 51 Art and Archaeology of the Classical World
H 55 Origins and Nature of English Vocabulary
H M70 Survey of Medieval Greek Culture (same as History M70)
H 88A Lower Division Seminar on Socrates
H 88C Lower Division Seminar on Comparative Mythology
H 88D Lower Division Seminar on The Greek Symposium
H 140 Topics in the History of Greek Literature
H 141 Topics in the History of Latin Literature
H 142 Ancient Epic
H 143A Ancient Drama (Formerly numbered 143)
H 144 Generic and Topical Studies in Ancient Culture
H M145A Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy (same as Philosophy M103A)
H M145B Later Ancient Greek Philosophy (same as Philosophy M103B)
H M146A Plato – Earlier Dialogues (same as Philosophy M101A)
H M146B Plato – Later Dialogues (same as Philosophy M101B)
H M147 Aristotle (same as Philosophy M102)
H 150A Origins of the Western View of Women: The Female in Greek Thought
H 150B Origins of the Western View of Women: The Female in
Roman and Early Christian Thought
S 152 The Ancient City
H M153A Minoan Art and Archaeology (same as Art History M102A )
H M153B Mycenaean Art and Architecture (same As Art History M102B)
H M153C Archaic Greek Art and Archaeology (same as Art History M102C)
H M153D Classical Greek Art and Archaeology (same as Art History M102D)
H M153E Hellenistic Greek Art and Archaeology (same as Art History M102E)
H M153F Etruscan Art (same as Art History M102F)
H M153G Roman Art (same as Art History M102G)
H M153H Late Roman Art (same as Art History M102H)
H 160 Legal Advocacy in Ancient World
H 162 Classical Myth in Literature
H 165 Ancient Athletics
H 166A Greek Religion
H 166B Roman Religion
H 167 Greek and Roman Magic
H 168 Comparative Mythology
S M170 Power and Imagination in Byzantium (same as History M122)
H 190 The Medieval Book
Communication Studies
S 10 Introduction to Communication Studies
S 101 Freedom of Communication
S M117 Rhetoric of Rule (same as French M143)
S M124 Psychology of Language and Gender
(same as Psychology M137J and Women’s Studies M137J)
S M125 Talk and Social Institutions (Same as Sociology CM125)
S 130 Cultural Factora in Interpersonal Communication
H 142 Rhetorical Theory
S M147 Sociology of Mass Communication (same as Sociology M176)
S 155 Communication Technology and Public Policy
S 171 Seminar: Theories of Freedom of Speech and Press
S 153 The Media and Aggression Against Women
S 180 Politics of Censorship
S 189 Multicultural Television and Society
197A-197Z For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
Comparative Literature (formerly Humanities)
H All courses from the Comparative Literature department are acceptable as Humanities electives
Czech
(Listed under Slavic Languages & Literatures in the Catalog)
H 155A-155B Czech Literature
Design
H 10 Nature of Design
Dutch
(Listed under Germanic Languages in the Catalog)
H 100 Modern Dutch Culture and Society
H 113 Modern Dutch and Flemish Literature in Translation
H 131 Introduction to Modern Dutch Literature
Economics
S 1,2 Principles of Economics
(Not open to students with credit for Economics 100)
S 5 Introductory Economics
(Not open to students with credit for courses 1, 2 or 100)
S 11 Microeconomic Theory
S 100 Economic Principles and Problems
(Not open to students with credit for courses 1, 2 or 5)
S 101 Microeconomic Theory
S 102 Macroeconomic Theory
S M103A Research Seminars: Applications of Economic Theory (same as
Political Science M139A)
S 103B Research Seminars: Applications of Economic Theory
S 107 History of Economic Theory
S 110 Economic Problems of Underdeveloped Countries
(Not open to students with credit for courses 111 or 112)
S 120 International Economics (Formerly numbered 190)
S 121 International Trade Theory (Formerly numbered 191)
S 130 Public Finance
S 137 Introduction to Urban and Regional Economics (Formerly numbered 120)
S M158 International Political Economy of Work and Gender
(Same as Women’s Studies M123)
S 160 Money and Banking
S 180 Comparative Systems: Transformation of Socialist Economies
S 181A-181B Development of Economic Institutions in Western Europe
S 182 Centralized Economics Systems
S 183 Development of Economic Institutions in the U.S.
S 184 History of Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in the American Economy
Education
S M108 Sociology of Education (same as Sociology M108)
S C191A Philosophy of Education
Engineering Schoolwide
S or H 95 Ethical and Professional Issues in Engineering and Computer Science
S or H 193 Engineering and Society.
S or H 195 (formerly 98) Engineering Leadership
S or H 198 (F03) Engineering History
English
H 4 Critical Reading and Writing
H 10A English Literature to 1660
H 10B English Literature, 1660-1832
H 10C English Literature, 1832 to the Present
H 70 Major British Authors before 1800
(Not open for credit to students who have had 10A or 10B)
H 75 Major British Authors, 1800 to the Present
(Not open for credit to students who have had 10B or 10C)
H 80 Major American Authors
(Not open for credit to students who have had any courses
in the 170 series)
H 85 The American Novel
(Not open for credit to students with credit for any 170-series
courses)
H 88A-88Z Lower Division Seminars: Special Topics in English
For special topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
H 90 Shakespeare (Not open for credit to students who have had 142A or 142B)
H 95A Introduction to Poetry
H 95B Introduction to Drama
H 95C Introduction to Fiction
H 96 The Short Story in England and America
H M102 A Asian American Literature to 1980 (Formerly numbered M102)
(Same as Asian American Studies M112A)
H M102 B Asian American Literature since 1980 (Formerly numbered M102)
(Same as Asian American Studies M112B)
H 103 Jewish American Fiction
H M104A Early Afro-American Literature (same as Afro-American Studies M104A)
H M104B Afro-American Literature Since from the Harlem Renaissance to the 1960’s (same as Afro-American Studies M104B)
H M104C Afro-American Literature since the 1960s
(same as Afro-American Studies M104C)
H M105A Early Chicana/Chicano Literature (Formerly numbered M105)
(Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M105A)
H M105 B Recent Chicana/Chicano Literature (Formerly numbered M105)
(Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M105B)
H 106 Native American Literary Studies
H M107A American Women Writers same as Women’s Studies M107A)
H M107B British Women’s Writers same as Women’s Studies M107B)
H M107C Special Topics in Women & Literature same as Women’s Studies M107C)
H 108A-108B The English Bible as Literature
H 108C The English Bible as Literature: Special Topics
H 109 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Literature
H 110 Studies in Individual Authors
H M111A The Literature of Myth and Oral Tradition (same as Folklore M111)
H M111B Anglo-American Folk Song same as Folklore M106 and Ethnomusicology M124)
H M111C British Folklore and Mythology (same as Folklore M121)
H M111D Celtic Mythology (same as Folklore M122)
H M111E Survey of Medieval Celtic Literature (same as Folklore M112)
H M111F Celtic Folklore (same as Folklore M127)
H M111G Oral Traditions in Africa (same as Folklore M155)
H 112 Children’s Literature
H 113 Literature for Adolescents and Young Adults
H 114 World Literatures in English
H 115A American Popular Literature
H 115B British Popular Literature
H 116 Science Fiction
H 117 Detective Fiction
H 118 Film and Literature
H 119 Literature of California and the American West
H 121 History of the English Language
H 140A Criticism: History and Theory.
H 140B Criticism: Special Topics
H 141A Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales
H 141B Chaucer: Troilus and Criseyde and Selected Minor Works
H 142A Shakespeare: Poems and Early Plays
H 142B Shakespeare: Later Plays
H 142C Shakespeare: Selected Topics
H 143 Milton
H 150A Early Medieval Literature
H 150B Late Medieval Literature
H 151 Elizabethan Literature
H 152A Drama from the Beginning to 1576
H 152B Drama, 1576-1642
H 153 Literature of the Early 17th Century, 1600-1660
H 154 Literature of the Restoration and Earlier 18th Century, 1660-1730
H 155 Literature of the Later 18th Century, 1730-1798
H 156 Drama, 1660-1842
H 157 The Novel to 1832
H 160 Earlier Romantic Literature
H 161 Later Romantic Literature
H 162 Earlier Victorian Poetry and Prose
H 163 Later Victorian Prose and Poetry
H 164 The Novel, 1832-1900
H 165 20th Century British Poetry
H 166 20th Century British Fiction
H 167 Drama, 1842-1945
H 168 Drama, 1945-the Present
H 170A American Literature to 1775
H 170B American Literature, 1775 to 1832
H 171A American Literature, 1832 to 1865
H 171B American Literature 1866 to 1912
H 172A American Literature, 1912 to 1945
H 172B American Literature since 1945
H 173A American Fiction to 1900
H 173B American Fiction, 1900 to 1945
H 173C American Fiction since 1945
H 174A American Poetry to 1900
H 174B American Poetry, 1900 to 1945
H 174C American Poetry since 1945
H 175 American Nonfictional Prose
H 176 American Drama
H 177 Special Topics in American Literature
H 178 Perspectives in Study of American Culture
H 179 American Literature in Comparative Context
H 180-189 For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
H 190 Literature and Society
H 196 Interracial Encounters in Contemporary America Literature
H M197A Topics in Afro-American Literature (Formerly numbered M197)
(Same as Afro-American Studies M197A)
H M197B Topics in Chicana/Chicano Literature
(Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M197B)
H M197C Topics in Asian American Literature
Ethnomusicology (formerly Ethnomusicology & Systematic Musicology)
H 20A-20B-20C Musical Cultures of the World
H 106A-106B-106C Music of the American Indians)
H M108A-108B Music of Latin America (M108A same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M108A)
H CM110A-CM110B Afro-American Musical Heritage (same as Afro-American
Studies CM110A-CM110B)
H M111 Ellingtonia (same as Afro-American Studies M145)
H 113 Music of Brazil
H M115 Musical Aesthetics in Los Angeles (same as Chicana and Chicano
Studies M115)
H M116 Chicao/Latino Music in the U.S. (same as Chicana and Chicano
Studies M116)
H 117 American Popular Music
H 118 The Development of Rock
H 120A-120B Development of Jazz
H 121 Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Jazz
H 123 Music of Bebop
H M124 Anglo-American Folk Song (same as English M111B and Folklore CM106)
H M126 Folk Music of Western Europe (same as Folklore M181)
H 128 Folk Music of Eastern Europe
H 130 Folk Music of the Mediterranean
H CM132 Celtic Folk Music (same as Folklore CM132)
H 136A-136B Music of Africa
H 146 Folk Music of South Asia
H 147 Survey of Classical Music in India
H 156A-156B Music of China
H 157 History of Chinese Opera
H 158A-158B-158C Studies in Chinese Instrumental Music
H 160A Survey of Music in Japan
H 160B Studies in Japanese Court Music
H 174 Aesthetics of Music
H 175 Sociology of Music
H 181 The Anthropology of Music
Film and Television
H 106A History of the American Motion Picture (6 units)
H 106B History of the European Motion Picture (6 units)
H 106C History of African, Asian and Latin American Film (6 units)
H 107 Experimental Film (6 units)
H 108 History of Documentary Film (6 units)
H 110A History of Broadcasting
H 112 Film and Social Change (6 units)
H 113 Film Authors (6 units)
H 114 Film Genres (6 units)
H M117 Chicanos in Film/Video (6 units)
(same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M114)
S 128 Media and Ethnicity
H 181A Animation Design in Film and Television
French
H 12 Introduction to Study of French Literature
H 14 Introduction to French Civilization
H 41 French Cinema and Culture
H 63 Contemporary French Theater
H 64A-64B-64C The French Novel in Translation
H 114A-114B-114C Survey of French Literature (in French)
H 125 Evolution of French Comedy
H Any French literature course given in French or English is acceptable. Also:
S 130A-130B-130C History of French Civilization and Institutions
S 132 Contemporary France
H 140 Women’s Studies in French Literature
H 141 Cinema and Literature in France
H 142 Poetry and Music
S M143 Rhetoric of Rule (same as Communication Studies M117)
H 157 Studies in French Critical Theory and Philosophy
H 158 Studies in History of Ideas
Geography
L 2 Biogeography
S 3 Cultural Geography
S 4 Introduction to Economic Geography
L 5 People and the Earth’s Ecosystems
S M128 Global Environment and Development: Problems and Issues.
(Formerly numbered 128) (Same as Urban Planning CM128)
S 130 Geographical Discovery and Exploration
S 133 Cultural geography of the Modern World
S 134 Space, Place, and Nature in Western Thought
S 135 African Ecology and Development
S 136 Technology, Nature and the American Landscape
S 140 Political Geography
S M145 Urban Poverty and Public Policy in the U.S. (same as Sociology M144)
S 150 Urban Geography
S 151 Historical Geography of Cities
S 156 Metropolitan Los Angeles
German
(Listed under Germanic Languages in the Catalog)
H 50A-50B Masterworks of German Literature in Translation
H Any German literature course given in German or English is acceptable. Also:
H 100A German Civilization and Culture before 1700
H 100B Modern German Civilization and Culture from 1700 to 1919
H 100C German Civilization and Culture in the 20th Century
H 101A Introduction to German Poetry (in German)
H 101B Introduction to German Drama (in German)
H 101C Introduction to German Narrative Prose (in German)
H 104 Introduction to German Enlightenment, Sturm und Drang, and Classicism
(formerly numbered 103)
H 105 Introduction to German Literature from Romanticism to Realism
H 106 Introduction to Modern Literature
H 107 Introduction to Contemporary Literature
H M119G Interwar Central European Prose
(Same as Comparative Literature M162 and Slavic M125)
H M119H Postwar Central European Prose.
(Same as Comparative Literature M166 and Slavic M126)
H M119K Tristan, Isolde, and History of Heterosexuality
(Same as Women’s Studies M119)
121D For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
Greek
(Listed under Classics in the Catalog)
H Any Greek literature course given in Greek or English is acceptable.
Hebrew
(Listed under Near Eastern Languages & Cultures in the Catalog 120 Biblical Texts
H literature course is also acceptable.
History
S 1A-1C Introduction to Western Civilization
S or H 2A Power, Ethics, and Technological Change (Formerly numbered 98)
S 2B Social Knowledge and Social Power
S 3A-3C Introduction to History of Science
S 3D Themes in History of Medicine
S 4 Introduction to History of Religions
S 8A Colonial Latin America
S 8B Political Economy of Latin American Underdevelopment, 1750 to 1930.
S 8C Latin America: Social History
S or H 9A-9C-9D-9E Introduction to Asian Civilizations
S or H 10A-10B Introduction to Civilizations of Africa
S or H 11A-11B History of China
S 13A-13C History of the U.S. and Its Colonial Origins.
S 20 World History: to A.D. 600
S 21 World history Circa 600 to 1760
S 22 Contemporary World History, 1760 to the Present
88 Sophomore Seminars: History
(formerly 88A)For seminar courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for consideration by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
S 97A-O Introduction to Historical Practice: Variable Topics
For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for review and approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
S 100 History and Historians
S 102 Explorations in Psychoanalysis and History
S M102A-M102B. Historical Archaeology: World Perspective.
(Formerly numbered M103A-M103B) (Same as Anthropology M115A-M115B)
S or H M103A -M103B Ancient Egyptian Civilization.
(Formerly numbered M104A-M104B) (Same as Ancient Near East M103A-M103B)
S or H M104 History of Ancient Mesopotamia and Syria . (4)
(Formerly numbered M105.) (Same as Ancient Near East M104.)
S or H 105A-105C. Survey of Middle East from 500 to the Present
(Formerly numbered 106A-106C)
106A. Premodern Islam.
(Formerly numbered 107)
S or H 107A-107C Armenian History
(Formerly numbered 112A-112C)
S 107E Caucasus under Russian and Soviet Rule
(Formerly numbered 113)
S or H 108A-108B History of the Arabs
S or H 109A-109B History of North Africa from the Moslem Conquest
S or H 110B Iranian History
S or H 111A-111C Topics in Middle Eastern History
S or H 112A-112C History of Ancient Mediterranean World
(Formerly numbered 115A-115C)
S or H 113A-113B History of Ancient Greece
(Formerly numbered 116A-116B)
S or H 114A-114C History of Rome
(Formerly numbered 117A-117C)
S or H 116A-116B Byzantine History
(Formerly numbered 123A-123B)
S or H M116C. Power and Imagination in Byzantium
(Formerly numbered M122.) (Same as Classics M170C.)
S or H C117A. Early Medieval Intellectual History: Thought, Literacy, and Religion Circa 400 to 1000
(Formerly numbered C119A.)
S or H C117B. Later Medieval Intellectual History: Thought, Literacy, and Religion Circa 1100 to 1500
(Formerly numbered C119B.)
S or H 117C. Christian Church, 100 to 1517
(Formerly numbered 119M.)
S or H 118B Christian Religion, 100 to 1350
(Formerly numbered 120M.)
S 119A-119B Medieval Europe
(Formerly numbered 121A-121B)
S or H 119C. Medieval Civilization: Mediterranean Heartlands
(Formerly numbered 121C.)
S or H 120A-120B East-Central Europe
(Formerly numbered 124A-124B)
S 121A-121F History of Modern Europe
(Formerly 125A-125F)
S 122A-122F Cultural and Intellectual History of Modern Europe
(Formerly 126A-126F
S 123A-123C War and Diplomacy in Europe
(Formerly numbered 127A-127C)
S 124A-124C History of France: France
(Formerly numbered 128A-128C)
S 125A. Baroque and Enlightenment Germany
(Formerly numbered 129A)
S 125B. Nationalism and Modernization in 19th-Century Germany.
(Formerly numbered 129B)
S 125C. 20th-Century Germany
(Formerly numbered 129C)
S 125D. History of Low Countries
(Formerly numbered 129D)
S 126 Europe in Age of Revolution, Circa 1775 to 1815. (4)
(Formerly numbered 130)
S or H 127A-127D History of Russia:
(Formerly numbered 131A-131D)
S 128A-128C- History of Italy
(Formerly numbered 132A-132C)
S 129A129B Social History of Spain and Portugal
(Formerly numbered 133A-133B)
S 130A-130B Europe in the Age of Revolution, 500-1918
S 131A-131B Marxist Theory and History
(Formerly numbered 135A-135B)
S M133A-133C History of Women in Europe
(Formerly numbered 137A-137C) (Same as Women’s Studies M133A-M133C)
S 134B-134C Economic History of Europe
(Formerly numbered 139B-139C)
S 135A-135C Europe and World
(Formerly numbered 140A-140C)
S 136A- 136C History of Britain
(Formerly numbered 141A-141C)
S 137A-137B British Empire
(Formerly numbered 142A-142B)
S 138A Colonial America, 1600 to 1763
(Formerly numbered 145A)
S 138B Revolutionary America, 1760 to 1800
(Formerly numbered 145B.)
S 138C. U.S. History, 1800 to 1850
(Formerly numbered 146)
S 139A U.S., Civil War and Reconstruction
(Formerly numbered 147A)
S 139B U.S., 1875 to 1900
(Formerly numbered 147B)
S 139C American South, 1877 to the Present
(Formerly numbered 147C)
S 140A-140C 20th-Century U.S. History
(Formerly numbered 148A-148C)
S 141A-141B American Economic History
(Formerly numbered 149A-149B)
S or H 142A-142B Intellectual History of the U.S
(Formerly numbered 150A-150B)
S or H 142C. History of Religion in the U.S.
(Formerly numbered 150C)
S 143A-143B Constitutional History of the U.S
(Formerly numbered 151A-151B)
S 144A-144B American Diplomatic History
(Formerly numbered 152A-152B)
S M144C Critical Issues in U.S.-Philippine Relations
(Formerly numbered M153) (Same as Asian American Studies M171D)
S 145A-145B U.S. Urban History
(Formerly numbered 154A-154B)
S 145C-145D History of American Architecture and Material Culture
(Formerly numbered 154C-154C)
S 146A-146B American Working Class Movements
(Formerly numbered 155A-155B)
S 146C-146D U.S. and Comparative Immigration History
(Formerly numbered 160A-160B)
S 147A-147B American Social History
(Formerly numbered 156A-156B)
S M147C-M147D History of Women
(Formerly numbered 156C-156D) (Same as Women’s Studies M147B, M147D)
S 149A-149B North American Indian History
(Formerly numbered 157A-157B)
S M150A Comparative Slavery Systems
(Formerly numbered M158A) (Same as Afro-American Studies M158A)
S M150B-M150C Introduction to Afro-American History
(Formerly numbered M158B-M158C) (Same as Afro-American Studies M158B-M158C)
S M150D Recent African American Urban History: Funk Music and Politics of Black Popular Culture
(Formerly numbered M158D) (Same as Afro-American Studies M150D)
S M150E. African American Nationalism in First Half of the 20th Century
(Formerly numbered M158E) (Same as Afro-American Studies M158E)
S M151A-M151B History of Chicano Peoples
(Formerly numbered M159A-M159B) (Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M159A-M159B)
S M151C. Understanding Whiteness in American History and Culture
(Formerly numbered M144) (Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M182)
S 152 Asians in American History
S 153 American West
(Formerly numbered 162)
S 154 History of California
(Formerly numbered 163)
S M155 History of Los Angeles
(Formerly numbered M164) (Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M183)
S 157A Early Latin America
(Formerly numbered 165A)
S 157B Indians of Colonial Mexico
(Formerly numbered 165C)
S 159 Latin America in the 19th Century
(Formerly numbered 159B.)
S 160A Latin American Elitelore
(Formerly numbered 169)
S 160B Mexican Revolution since 1910
(Formerly numbered 171)
S 161 Issues in Latin American History
(Formerly numbered 161C)
S 162A Modern Brazil
(Formerly numbered 173)
S 162B Brazil and Atlantic World, 1500 to 1822
(Formerly numbered 174)
S 162C History of Argentina
(Formerly numbered 172)
S or H M164A Topics in African History: Prehistoric Africa — Technological and Cultural Traditions
(Formerly numbered M175A) (Same as Anthropology M119)
S or H 164B-164E Topics in African History: Africa and Slave Trade
(Formerly numbered 175B-175E)
S or H 166A-166B History of West Africa
(Formerly numbered 176A-176B)
S or H 166C Social and Economic History of West Africa since 1600
(Formerly numbered 176C)
S or H 167A History of Northeast Africa
(Formerly numbered 177)
S or H 167B History of East Africa
(Formerly numbered 178A)
S or H 167C History of Central Africa
(Formerly numbered 178B)
S or H 168A-168B History of Southern Africa
(Formerly numbered 179A-179B)
S or H 169A-169B Thought and Society in China
(Formerly numbered 182A-182B)
S or H 170A Culture and Power in Late Imperial China
(Formerly numbered 183A)
S or H M170C. History of Women in China, A.D. 1000 to the Present
(Formerly numbered 183C) (Same as Women’s Studies M170C)
S or H 170D. 20th-Century China
(Formerly numbered 184)
S or H 172A-172C Japanese History
(Formerly numbered 187A-187C)
S or H 173A Japanese Popular Culture
(Formerly numbered 185A)
S or H M173B Women in 20th-Century Japan
(Formerly numbered 185B) (Same as Women’s Studies M173B)
S or H 173C Shinto, Buddhism, and Japanese Folk Religion
(Formerly numbered 186)
S or H 174A Early History of India
(Formerly numbered 188A)
S or H 174B-174C History of British India
(Formerly numbered 188B-188C)
S or H 174D Classical Age of Indian History, A.D. 300 to 1000
(Formerly numbered 188D)
S or H 174E Bhakti Traditions in Indian History
(Formerly numbered 188E)
S or H 175A Cultural and Political History of Contemporary South Asia
(Formerly numbered 189A)
S or H M175B Indian Identity in the U.S. and Diaspora
(Formerly numbered M189) (Same as Asian American Studies M172)
S or H 176A-176B History of Southeast Asia
(Formerly numbered 190A-190B)
S or H 176C Philippine History
(Formerly numbered 190C)
S or H 176D Premodern Vietnamese History
(Formerly numbered 190E)
S or H 176E. Vietnam: Past and Present
(Formerly numbered 190D)
S or H 177A National Histories of Southeast Asia
(Formerly numbered 190Y)
S or H 177B Comparative Histories of Southeast Asia
(Formerly numbered 190Z)
S or H 179A History of Medicine: Historic Roots of Healing Arts
(Formerly numbered 195A)
S or H 179B History of Medicine: Foundations of Modern Medicine
(Formerly numbered 195B)
S or H 179C Medicine and Society in 19th-Century America
(Formerly numbered 156H)
S or H M182A Ancient Jewish History from Patriarchs to Rabbis
(Formerly numbered M191A) (Same as Jewish Studies M182A)
S or H M182B Between Crescent and Cross: Jewish Middle Ages
(Formerly numbered M191B) (Same as Jewish Studies M182B)
S or H M182C Jewish History from Spanish Expulsion to 1881
(Formerly numbered M191C) (Same as Jewish Studies M182C)
S or H M182D European Jewry from 1881 to the Present
(Formerly numbered M191G) (Same as Jewish Studies M182D)
S or H M182E Jewish Intellectual History: Medieval Period
(Formerly numbered M192A) (Same as Jewish Studies M182E
S or H M182F Jewish Intellectual History: Modern Period
(Formerly numbered M192.) (Same as Jewish Studies M182)
S or H 183A-183B Third Reich and Jews
(Formerly numbered 191E-191F)
S or H M184A Jewish Civilization: Encounter with Great World Cultures
(Formerly numbered M191H) (Same as Jewish Studies M184A)
S or H M184B History of Anti-Semitism
(Formerly numbered M191D) (Same as Jewish Studies M184B)
S or H M184C American Jewish Experience
(Formerly numbered M191I.) (Same as Jewish Studies M184C)
S or H M184D History of State of Israel from 1948 to the Present
(Formerly numbered M191S) (Same as Jewish Studies M184D
185A History of Religions: Myth
(Formerly numbered 193A)
185B-185C Religions of South and Southeast Asia
(Formerly numbered 193B-193C)
M185D Religions of Ancient Near East
(Formerly numbered M193D) (Same as Ancient Near East M185D)
S or H 186A History of Early Christians
(Formerly numbered 194A)
S or H 186B Religious Environment of Early Christians
(Formerly numbered 194B)
S or H 186C Jesus of Nazareth in Historical Research
(Formerly numbered 194C)
191s – Undergraduate Variable Topics Seminars
For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus prior to
enrollment, for consideration by the dean in 6426 BH
Honors Collegium
For Honors Collegium courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
Humanities
H any course is acceptable
Hungarian
(Listed under Germanic Languages in the Catalog)
H 120A-120B Readings in Hungarian
H 120C Readings in Hungarian Literature
H 121A-121B Survey of Hungarian Literature in Translation
H 130 Hungarian Civilization and Culture
H M135 Hungarian Folklore and Mythology (same as Folklore M128)
H M136 Folklore and Mythology of the Ugric Peoples (same as Folklore M129)
Indo-European Studies
H 131 European Archaeology: Proto-Civilizations of Europe
H 132 European Archaeology: The Bronze Age
Iranian
(Listed under Near Eastern Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H 120 Comparative Study of Six Major Persian Poets
H 140 Contemporary Persian Belles Lettres
H 141 Contemporary Persian Analytical Prose
S 142 Persian Popular Ethics
H 150A-150B Survey of Persian Literature in English
H 169 Civilization of Pre-Islamic Iran
H 170 Religion in Ancient Iran
H 180A-180B Iranian Civilization
Islamics
(Listed under Near Eastern Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H 110 Introduction to Islam
Italian
H Any Italian literature course given in Italian or English is acceptable. Also:
H 42A-42B Italy through the Ages, in English
H 46 Italian Cinema and Culture
H 50A-50B Masterpieces of Italian Literature in English
H 102A-102B-102C Italian Cultural Experience, in English
H 103A-103B-103C Introduction to Italian Literature and Literary Analysis
H 121 Italian Cinema
H 122 Italian Theater
H M140 Italian Novella from Bocaccio to Basile (same as Folklore M140)
S M158 Women in Italian Culture (same as Women’s Studies M158)
197 For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
Japanese
(Listed under East Asian Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H 50 Japanese Civilization
H 60 introduction to Japanese Literature
H 90 Japanese Aesthetics and Tea Ceremony
H 130A-130B-130C Readings in Modern Japanese Literature (formerly numbered 130,131,133)
H 140A-140B-140C Introduction to Classical Japanese Literature
(formerly numbered 140,141,142)
H C149 Introduction to Kambun and other Literary Styles
H 150 Japanese Literature in Translation: Classical
H 151 Japanese Literature in Translation: Modern
H 154 Postwar Japanese Culture through Literature
H 155 Topics in Japanese Cinema
H C160 Japanese Buddhism
H 161 Religious Life in Modern Japan
H 165 Introduction to Japanese Buddhist Texts
H 175 Introduction to Japanese Thought
H M182 Japanese Folklore (same as Folklore M182)
H C195 Japanese Aesthetics and Hermeneutics (formerly numbered 190)
Jewish Studies
(Listed under Near Eastern Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H 10 Social, Cultural and Religious Institutions of Judaism
H 130 Modern Jewish Religious Movements and their Ideologies
S 140A-140B American Jewish History
S 141 Modern Anti-Semitism
S 142 The History and Institutions of the State of Israel
H M143 Introduction to Jewish Folklore (same as Folklore M142)
H M150A-150B Hebrew Literature in English(M150A same as Comparative Literature M101)
H 151A-151B Modern Jewish Literature in English
H 155 Literature of the Cabala
H 175 Modern Hebrew Novel as a Film
H or S Jewish M184A (same as Hist M184A, formerly Jewish M100)
H M187 The Holocaust in Literature (same as Comparative Literature M165)
H or S M191A-M191B Survey of Jewish History (same as History M191A-M191B)
H M191C-M191D Focal Themes in Jewish History (same as History M191C-M191D)
H M192A-M192B Jewish Intellectual History (same as History M192A-192B)
Korean
(Listed under East Asian Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H 50 Korean Civilization
H 150 Korean Literature in Translation: Classical
H 151 Korean Literature in Translation: Modern
H 155 Topics in Korean Cinema
H 160 Korean Buddhism
H 165 Introduction to Korean Buddhist Texts
H 175 Introduction to Traditional Korean Thought
H 176 Introduction to Korean Confucian Texts
H 177 Introduction to Modern Korean Thought
H 180A-180B-180C Cultural History of Korea
Latin
(Listed under Classics in the Catalog)
H Any Latin literature course is acceptable.
Linguistics
H 1 Introduction to Study of Language
S 2 Language in the U.S.
H 10 Structure of English Words
H 20 Introduction to Linguistics
S M115 Survey of African Languages (same as African Languages M190)
S M146 Language in Culture (same as Anthropology M140)
S 170 Language and Society
One course of formal University foreign language instruction at level four or higher
may be used toward the humanities section of the SEAS General Education Requirement.
Medical History
S 107A-107B Historical Development of Medical Sciences
Military Science
(Listed under ROTC Programs in the Catalog)
(Six units maximum are allowed for ROTC courses)
S 12 U.S. Defense Establishment II (2 units)
S 110 U.S. Military History (3 units)
Music
H 15 Art of Listening
Music History
H 2A. Introduction to Literature of Music
H 2B. Introduction to Literature of Music
H 4. The Beatles
H 5. History of Rock and Roll
H 7. Film and Music
H 8. History of Electronic Dance Music (Formerly numbered 138.)
H 10. Music Now
H 13. 20th-Century Music of the Western World
H 60. American Musical (Formerly numbered 45.)
H 63. Bach (Formerly numbered 133)
H 70. Beethoven (Formerly numbered 34.)
H 130. Music of the U.S.
H 131. American Popular Song
H 132. Mozart
H 135A. History of Opera: Baroque and Classical Periods
H 135B. History of Opera: Romantic Period
H 135C. History of Opera: 20th Century
H M136. Music and Gender (Formerly numbered 136.) (Same as Women’s Studies M136.)
H 139. History and Literature of Church Music
H 150. History of Jazz.
H 188. Topics in Music History (Formerly numbered 188A-188F.)
H 189A. The Symphony (Formerly numbered 189.)
H 189B. The Symphony
Naval Science
(Listed under ROTC Programs in the Catalog)
S 20B Seapower and Maritime Affairs (2 units)
S 103 Evolution of Warfare
(Six units maximum are allowed for ROTC courses)
Near Eastern Language and Culture
H 50A-50B-50C Introduction to Near Eastern Languages and Cultures
Old Norse and Medieval Scandinavian
(Listed under Germanic Languages in the Catalog)
H 40 The Heroic Journey in Northern Myth, Legend and Epic
H C139 The Saga
H C140 Viking Civilization and Literature
H C145 Old Norse Literature and Society
Philosophy
H 1 The Beginnings of Western Philosophy
H 2 Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion
H 4 Philosophical Analysis of Contemporary Moral Issues
H 5A Philosophy in Literature
H 6 Introduction to Political Philosophy
H 7 Introduction to Philosophy of Mind
H 8 Introduction to Philosophy of Science
H 21 Skepticism and Rationality
H 22 Introduction to Ethical Theory (Not open for credit to students with credit for Philos 22W)
H 22W Introduction to Ethical Theory (Not open for credit to students with credit for Philos 22)
H 100A History of Greek Philosophy
H 100B Medieval and Early Modern Philosophy
H 100C History of Modern Philosophy, 1650-1800
H M101A Plato – Earlier Dialogues (same as Classics M146A)
H M101B Plato – Later Dialogues (same as Classics M146B)
H M102 Aristotle (same as Classics M147)
H M103A Ancient Greek and Roman Philosophy (same as Classics M145A)
H M103B Later Ancient Greek Philosophy (same as Classics M145B)
H 104 Topics in Islamic Philosophy
H 105 Medieval Philosophy from Augustine to Maimonides
H 106 Later Medieval Philosophy
H 107 Topics in Medieval Philosophy
H C108 Hobbes
H C109 Descartes
H C110 Spinoza
H C111 Leibniz
H C112 Locke and Berkeley
H C114 Hume
H 115 Kant
H 116 19th Century Philosophy
H 117 Late 19th and Early 20th Century Philosophy
H 118 Kierkegaard
H C119 Topics in Modern Philosophy
H 124 Philosophy of Science: Historical
H 125 Philosophy of Science: Contemporary
H 126 Philosophy of Science: Social Sciences
H 129 Philosophy of Psychology
H 130 Philosophy of Space and Time
H 131 Science and Metaphysics
H 132 Philosophy of Biology
H 150 Society and Morals
H 151A-151B-151C History of Ethics
H 153A Topics in Ethical Theory: Normative Ethics
H or S 153B Topics in Ethical Theory: Metaethics
H 154 Topics in Value Theory: Rationality and Action
H 155 Medical Ethics
H 156 Topics in Political Philosophy
H 157A-157B History of Political Philosophy
H 161 Topics in Aesthetic Theory
H 166 Introduction to Legal Philosophy
H 170 Philosophy of Mind
H or S 172 Philosophy of Language and Communication
H 175 Topics in Philosophy of Religion
H 177A Existentialism
H 177B Historical Studies in Existentialism
H 178 Phenomenology
H 179 Oriental Philosophy: Buddhism
H or S 181 (Formerly numbered 187) Philosophy of Action
H 181 (Formerly numbered 188) Philosophy of Perception
H 182 Elements of Metaphysics
H 183 Theory of Knowledge
H 184 Topics of Metaphysics
H 186 Topics in Theory of Knowledge
H 189 Major Philosophers of the 20th Century
H M192 Philosophical Analysis of Issues in Feminist Theory,
(same as Women’s Studies M110D)
H 193 Christian Ethical Thought
H 195 19th and 20th Century Religious Thought
Polish
(Listed under Slavic Languages & Literatures in the Catalog)
H 152A-152B-152C Survey of Polish Literature
Policy Studies
S 10A Introduction to Public Policy
S 104 Culture and Political Structure of Los Angeles
S 141 Employment Labor Policy: Survey
S 142 Labor Markets and Public Policy
S 145 Labor Policies in the U.S.:Historical Perspective
Political Science
S 10 Introduction to Political Theory
S 20 World Politics
S 30 Introduction to Political Economy
S 40 Introduction to American Politics
S 50 Introduction to Comparative Politics
S 111A-111B-111C History of Political Thought
S 112 Nature of the State
S 113 Problems in 20th-Century Political Theory
S 114A-114B American Political Thought
S 115 Theories of Political Change
S 116 Marxism
S 117 Jurisprudence
S 118 Political Violence
S 119A-119Z For Special Studies courses see your academic counselor in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
S 120 Foreign Relations of the U.S.
S 121 Studies in Formulation of American Foreign Policy
S 122A World Order (Formerly numbered 122)
S 123A-123B International Law
S 124 International Political Economy
S 125 Arms Control and International Security
S 126 Peace and War
S 127A-127B Atlantic Area in World Politics
S 128A-128B Soviet Sphere in World Politics
S 129 Comparative foreign Economic Policy
S 130 Politics of Latin American Economic Development
S 131 Latin American International Relations
S 132A-132B International Relations of the Middle East
S 133 International Relations of Sub-Saharan Africa
S 134 Foreign Policy Decision Making and Tools of Statecraft
S 135 International Relations of China
S 136 International Relations of Japan
S 137A-137Z For Special Studies courses see your academic counselor in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
S M139A Political and Economic Issues in the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (same as Economics M103A)
S 140A-140B-140C National Institutions
S M144 A-M144B Ethnic Politics (M144A same as Chicana and Chicano
Studies M147A, M144B same as Afro-America Studies M144)
S 151A-151B-151C Africa Politics 152A-152B-152C Government and Politics of West European Countries
S 153A-153B Comparative Government and Politics of Western Europe
S 154A-154B Government and Politics in Latin America
S M154C Political Science Black Experience in Latin America and Caribbean
S 155 Advanced Pluralist Democracies
S 156A-156D Government and Politics of Post- Communist States
S 157 Government and Politics in the Middle East
S 159A-159B Government and Politics of China
S 160 Government and Politics of Japan
S 167A Ideology and Development in World Politics
S 167B Comparative Development and Administration
S 168 Comparative Political Analysis
S 169 For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
Portuguese
(Listed under Spanish and Portuguese in the Catalog)
H M35 Spanish, Portuguese and Nature of Language same as Spanish M35)
H 40A-40B Portuguese, Brazilian and African Literature in Translation
H Any Portuguese literature course given in Portuguese or English is acceptable. Also:
H M42 Civilization of Spain and Portugal (same as Spanish M42)
H M44 Civilization of Spanish America and Brazil (same as Spanish M44)
H 46 Brazilian Culture and Civilization
H 103 Language and Popular Culture (Formerly numbered 101A)
H 120A-120B Survey of Portuguese Literature (in Portuguese)
H 130A-130B Survey of Brazilian Literature
Psychology
S 10 Introductory Psychology
L 15 Introductory Psychobiology
S 88A Lower Division Seminar -Stress, Adaptation and Coping
S 127 Abnormal Psychology
S 129D Personality
S 129E Human Sexuality
S 132 Learning Disabilities in Perspective
S 135 Social Psychology
S 137A Sport Psychology
S 137D Introduction to Health Psychology
S M137E Work Behavior of Women and Men (same as Women’s Studies M137E)
S M137I Interpersonal Influence and Social Power
S M137J Psychology of Language and Gender (same as Communication
Studies M124 and Women’s Studies M137J)
S M140 Introduction to Study of Aging
S M163 Death and Suicide: Psychological and Sociological Aspects,
(same as Sociology M138)
S M165 Psychology of Gender (same as Women’s Studies M165)
S 170A Behavior Modification
S M172 The Afro-American Woman in the U.S.,
(same as Afro-American Studies M172 and Women’s Studies M172)
S 178 Human Motivation
S 187A Psychology and Law
Romanian
(Listed under Slavic Languages & Literatures in the Catalog)
H 99 Introduction to Romanian Civilization
H 152 Survey of Romanian Literature
Russian
(Listed under Slavic Languages & Literatures in the Catalog)
H Any Russian literature course given in Russian or English is acceptable. Also:
H 25 The Russian Novel in Translation
H 30 Russian Literature and World Cinema.
H 99A Introduction to Russian Civilization
H 99B Russian Civilization in the 20th Century
H 120 Literature and Revolution
H 127 Women in Russian Literature
H 128 Russian Science Fiction
H M150 Russian Folk Literature (same as Folklore M150)
H M170 Russian Folklore (same as Folklore M170)
Scandinavian
(Listed under Scandinavian Section in the Catalog)
H 50 Introduction to Scandinavian Literature
H 141 Backgrounds of Scandinavian Literature
H 142 Scandinavian Literature of the 19th Century
H 143 Scandinavian Literature of the 20th Century
H C144 Henrik Ibsen on the World Stage
H C145 Getting Married: Strindberg and the Battle of the Sexes
H C146 Kierkegaard and Foundations of Existentialism
H C147 Pan’s Prophet: Knut Hamsun and Other Interpreters
of Nature as Modern Idyll
H C180 Literature and Scandinavian Society
H 181 Contemporary Swedish Literature
H C182 Theory of the Scandinavian Novel
H 184 Hans Christian Andersen
H C185 Seminar: Scandinavian Literature
H C186 Voices of Women in Scandinavian Literature
H 187 Scandinavian Film: Bergman and Others (formerly numbered 60)
Slavic
(Listed under Slavic Languages and Literature in the Catalog)
H 99 Introduction to Slavic Civilization
H M125 Interwar Central European Prose
(Same as Comparative Literature M162 and German M119G)
H 126 Postwar Central European Prose
(Formerly M126 & was same as Comparative Literature M166 and German M119H)
H 177 Baltic Languages and Cultures (2 units)
H M179 Baltic and Slavic Folklore and Mythology (same as Folklore M126)
Social Sciences
S 20 Racial Minorities in the U.S.
S 100 History and Politics of Affirmative Action
Social Welfare
S 100A Introduction to Social Welfare: Policies and Programs
S 100B Social Welfare Policy: Overview
S 101 Social Welfare in a Multicultural Society
S 104A Filipino American Community and Family
S 104B Japanese American Redress
S M104C Diversity in Aging: Roles of Gender (same as Gerontology M104C)
S M104D Public Policy and Aging (same as Gerontology M104D)
S M104E Social Aspects of Aging (same as Gerontology M104E)
S 104F Japanese America Community and Family
S 105 Social Welfare Policy in Modern America: Historical Perspectives
Sociology
S 1 Introductory Sociology
S 2 Changing Society and Making History
S 3 Sociology of Everyday Life
S 4 Jobs and Careers: Sociological Approach
S M5 Social Organization of Black Communities
(same as Afro-American Studies M5)
S 31 Dilemmas of Third World Development
S 103 Marxist Sociology
S 116 Social Demography
S 117 Sociology of Family Demographic & Economic Behavior
S CM125 Talk and Social Institutions. (Same as Communication Studies M125)
S 127 Mind and Society
S 128 Sociology of Emotions
S 129 Sociology of Time
S 132 Social Psychology: Sociological Approaches
S 133 Collective Behavior
S 134 Culture and Personality
S 135 Group Processes
S 136 Process & Socialization in the Family
S M138 Death and Suicide: Psychological and Sociological Aspects,
(same as Psychology M163)
S 143 Human Health and Society
S 144 Urban Poverty and Public Policy in the U.S.
S 145 Sociology of Deviant Behavior
S 146 Sociology of Disputes and Troubles
S 147A Sociology of Crime
S 147B Sociology of Criminal Justice
S 148 Sociology of Mental Illness
S 150 Sociology of Aging.
S 151 Comparative Immigration
S M153 Chinese Immigration (same as Asian America Studies M154)
S 154 Race and Ethnicity: International Perspective
S M155 Latinos in the U.S. (same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M155)
S 156 Ethnic and Status Groups
S 157 Social Stratification
S 158 Urban Sociology
S 159 Comparative Studies of Jewish Communities in the U.S. and Abroad
S 160 Intergroup Conflict and Prejudice
S M161 Comparative American Indian Societies (Formerly numbered 161)
(Same as American Indian Studies M161)
S M162 Sociology of Gender same as Women’s Studies M162)
S M163 Gender and Work
S 168 Organizations and Society
S 169 Law and Society
S 170 Medical Sociology
S 171 Occupations and Professions
S 172 Entrepreneurship
S 173 Economy and Society
S 174 Sociology of the Family
S M175 Sociology of Education (same as Education M108)
S M176 Sociology of Mass Communication (same as Communication Studies M147)
S M180 Introduction to Development Studies: Political Economy of Development
(Same as Development Studies M100B and Political Science M197G)
S 182 Political Sociology
S 183 Comparative and Historical Sociology
S 184 Social Change
S 185 American Society
S 186 Latin American Societies
S 187 Population and Society in the Middle East
S 188 Comparative Social Institutions of East Asia
S 189 Japanese Society
S 190 Capitalism, Socialism and Alternative Social Systems
S 191 Society and Politics in Korea
S 192 State and Society in China
S 193 Asia-Pacific Social Transformation since World War II
S 195A-195Z For special topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
South Asian (formerly Indic)
(Listed under Asian Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H 115 Readings in Sanskrit
H 175 Introduction to Indic Philosophy
Spanish
(Listed under Spanish and Portuguese in the Catalog)
H Any upper division course in Spanish or Portuguese literature is acceptable. Also:
H M35 Spanish, Portuguese and the Nature of Language
H M42 Civilization of Spain and Portugal (same as Portuguese M42)
H M44 Civilization of Spanish America and Brazil (same as Portuguese M44)
H 60A-60B-60C Hispanic Literatures in Translation
H 62A-62B-62C Hispanic Literatures and Film
H 88A Lower Division Seminar – Reaching 2001
H 119A Introduction to Study of Literature: Prose
H 119B Introduction to Study of Literature: Poetry and Drama
(Formerly numbered 119B, 119C)
H 120A-120D Literature in the Hispanic World (5 units each).
H 132 20th-Century Spanish Prose
H 133 20th-Century Spanish Poetry and Drama.
H 137 Literature of Colonial Spanish America.
H 139 Romanticism and Realism in Spanish-American Literature
H 140 Modernismo.
H 142 20th-Century Spanish-American Literature: Fiction and the Essay
H 143 20th-Century Spanish-American Literature: Poetry and Drama.
H 144 Mexican Literature.
H M145A-M145B Introduction to Chicano Literature
(same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M145A-M145B)
H M146 Chicano Narrative
H M149 Folk Literature of the Hispanic World (same as Folklore M149)
H 151A-151B Women in Hispanic Literature
H M161 Film and Literature of the Spanish-Speaking World
(Same as Comparative Literature M174)
H 197A Studies in Hispanic Cultures & Civilization
Theater
H 101A-101B-101C History of World Theater and Drama
H 102A Theater of Japan
H 102B Theater of Southeast Asia
H 102C Cross-Cultural Currents in Theater
H 102E Theater of Non-European World
H M103A African American Theater in History: Slavery to Mid 1800’s,
(same as Afro-American Studies M103A)
H M103B African American Theater in History: Minstrel Stage to Rise of the
American Musical (same as Afro-American Studies M103B)
H M103C Origins and Evolution of Chicano Theater (same as Chicana and Chicano
Studies M103C)
H M103D Contemporary Chicano Theater (Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M103D
and World Arts and Cultures M103D)
H M103E African American Theater History: The Depression to the Present
(same as Afro-American Studies M103E)
H 103F Native American Theater
H M103H Contemporary Chicano Theater: Chicano Theater since 1980
(Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M103H and
World Arts and Cultures M103H)
H 104A 104B-104C History of American Theater
H 105 Main Currents in Theater
H 106 History of American Theater and Drama
H 107 Drama of Diversity
H 111A Selected Topics on History of European Theater from Primitive T
Times to 1640
H 111B Selected Topics on History of European Theater from 1640 to 1900
H 111C Selected Topics on History of European Theater from 1900 to Present
Turkic Languages
(Listed under Near Eastern Languages & Cultures in the Catalog)
H Any upper division literature course is acceptable. Also:
H 160 Cultural History of the Turks
H 165 Islamic Literary Heritage of Central Asia
S 170 Turco-Mongolian Nomadic Empires
S or H 180 Modern Turkic Languages and Peoples
Urban Planning
S M125
Women’s Studies
S 10 Introduction to Women’s Studies:
Feminist Perspectives on Women in Society
H 110A Feminist Theories in Social Sciences
H 110B Feminist Theories in the Humanities
H M110D Philosophical Analysis of Issues in Feminist Theory,
(same as Philosophy M192)
H 112 Special Topics in Women in the Arts (Formerly numbered M112.)
H M119 Tristan, Isolde, and History of Heterosexuality (Same as German M119K)
S M123 International Political Economy of Work and Gender
(Same as Economics M158)
S 130 Women of Color in the U.S.
S 125 Women and Health Care in the U.S.
S 128 Roots of Patriarchy: Ancient Goddesses and Heroines
S 130 Women of Color in the U.S.
S M132B Contemporary Issues among Chicana
(same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M154)
S 134 Gender, Science and Theory
S 135 Women in Physics and Mathematics
S M137E Work Behavior of Women and Men (same as Psychology M137E)
S M137J Psychology of Language and Gender (same as Communication Studies M137J and Psychology M137J)
H 139 Women and Art in Contemporary U.S.
S M154P Gender Systems: North American.
(Formerly numbered M154) (Same as Anthropology M154P)
S M154Q Gender Systems: Global (Formerly numbered M154)
(Same as Anthropology M154Q)
S M155Q Women and Social Movements (same as Anthropology M155Q)
S M158 Women in Italian Culture (same as Italian M158)
S M162 Sociology of Gender same as Sociology M162)
S M163 Gender and Work (same as Sociology M163)
S M165 Psychology of Gender (same as Psychology M165)
S M172 The Afro-American Woman in the U.S.,
(same as Afro-American Studies M172 and Psychology M172)
185A-185Z For variable topics courses the student must submit a petition and syllabus for approval by the dean in 6426 BH prior to enrollment
World Arts and Cultures
S M23 Introduction to American Indian Studies (same as Afro-Am M10)
H 100B Art as Moral Action (formerly numbered 140B)
H M103D Contemporary Chicano Theater: Beginning of Chicano Theater Movement
(Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M103D and Theater M103D)
H M103H Contemporary Chicano Theater: Chicano Theater since 1980
(Same as Chicana and Chicano Studies M103H and Theater M103H)
H 112B Dance in Southeast Asia
H 130 Selected topics in World Arts and Cultures
H 134 History of Dance in Culture and Performance
H 135 Dance in the U.S.
H 140A Art as Social Action
H 141A The City as a Work of Art
H 150 Viewing Native American Culture
H M152 Asian American Aesthetics (same as Asian America Aesthetics M119)
H C161A Ritual and Transformation
H M162P Destruction and Survival of Indigenous Societies (same as
Anthropology M162P)
H 181A Dance Cultures of Asia
H 181C Dance in East Asia
H 181D Dance in South Asia
H 182 Dance in Africa and the African Diaspora
H 183 Dance in Latin American Cultures
H CM184 Dance and Folklore. (Formerly numbered Dance CM184)
(Same as Folklore CM184)
H C187 Dance Cultures of Native American Indians
Yiddish
(Listed under Germanic Languages in the Catalog)
H 121A 20th Century Yiddish Poetry in English Translation
H 121B 20th Century Yiddish Prose and Drama in English Translation
H 121C Special Topics in Yiddish Literature in English Translation
H 131A Modern Yiddish Poetry
H 131B Modern Yiddish Prose and Drama
H 131C Special Topics in Yiddish Literature
Anthropology
L 7 Human Evolution
L 10 Principles of Human Evolution: Genetic Basis
L 12 Principles of Human Evolution: Comparative Analysis
(Students may take EITHER Anthro 7 or Anthro 12, not both)
Chemistry and Biochemistry
L 30A Chemical Dynamics and Reactivity: Introduction to Organic Chemistry
Earth and Space Sciences
L 15 Introduction to Oceanography
L 16 Major Events in History of Life
L 17 Dinosaurs and Their Relatives
L 20 Natural History of Southern California
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (formerly Organismic Biology, Ecology, and Evolution)
L 10 Plants and Civilization
L 11 Biomedical Research Issues in Minority Communities
L 12 Biodiversity and Extinction: Crisis and Conservation
L 13 Evolution of Life
L 21 Field Biology
L 25 Marine Biology
L 50 Desert Life
Geography
L 2 Biogeography: Spatial Dynamics of Biological Diversity in Changing World
L 5 People and the Earth’s Ecosystems
Honors Collegium
L 5 Science and the Human Condition
L 8 Communication Among Organisms
L 14 Interaction of Science and Society
L 25 Human Genome: Prospects for a Super Race?
L 57 Life and Sciences of Complexity
L 63 Emerging Infections and Their Effects on Society: Past, Present and Future
L 70 Genetic Engineering in Medicine and Agriculture
L 70A Genetic Engineering in Medicine, Agriculture and Law
L 70B Nonlife to Life, Microbes to Man: Nature is Not Compartmentalized
L 79 Genomes: Blueprint, Controversy, Destiny
L 87 Humans and Other Animals
L 92 Genomes, Genomics and the Internet
L 94 Historic Roots of the Healing Arts
L 136 History of Evolutionary Views
Life Sciences
L 1 Evolution, Ecology and Biodiversity
L 2 Cells, Tissues and Organs
L 2W Cells, Tissues and Organs
L 3 Introduction to Molecular Biology
L 4 Genetics
L 15 Life Concepts and Issues
Microbiology and Molecular Genetics
L 6 Introduction to Microbiology
L 7 Developments in Biotechnology
L 12 Biological Threats to Society: Bioterrorism and Emerging Infections
Molecular, Cell and Developmental Biology
L 30 Biology of Cancer
L 40 AIDS and Other Sexually Transmitted Diseases
L 70 Genetic Engineering and Society
L 80 The Green World: Plant Biology for Now and the Future
L 88C Lower Division Seminar: Frontiers of Molecular Biology
L 88E Lower Division Seminar: Genetics and Society
L 88F Lower Division Seminar: Expectations and Realities
Physiological Science
L 3 Introduction to Human Physiology
L 5 Issues in Human Physiology: Diet and Exercise
L 6 The Human Machine: Physiological Processes
L 13 Introduction to Human Anatomy
Psychology
L 15 Introductory Psychobiology
L 88A Lower Division Seminar: Stress, Adaptation and Coping
L 88C Lower Division Seminar: Stress, Feeding, Food Fads and Fat