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  1. German courses

    German Language Courses 101-102. Elementary German with Lab. At the elementary level of the language courses sequence (GER 101 in the fall and 102 in the spring), students are gradually...

  2. Course Descriptions

    CHEM103, 104. General Chemistry. (1.25 units each) This course is an introduction to chemistry for science and non-science majors. Both courses use in-class experimentation, discussion, and lecture to ask and...

  3. Course Descriptions

    Phys 101: Introduction to Astronomy (without Lab) People of every time and culture have studied the skies, named the arrangements of stars and used the apparent motions of the sun...

  4. History Courses

    100-Level Courses Courses at the 100 level, designed specifically for first-year students and sophomores, provide a broad introduction to African, American, Asian, Middle Eastern, Caribbean and Latin American, and European...

  5. Department Courses

    101. Human Origins. This course explores the nature of humanity using a bio-cultural approach. Students learn about the history and basic concepts of evolutionary thought, the fossil and genetic evidence...

  6. Course Overload

    In the fall or spring semester, full-time students may take any four courses regardless of their unit value, or five or six courses that total no more than 4.75 units...

  7. CBL Courses

    Community-Based Learning offers CBL-100 in the fall semester only. CBL supports courses from a number of academic departments, and is one way for students to fulfill an experiential learning component...

  8. Psychology Courses

    101WL and 101NL. Introductory Psychology. (with lab and without lab) This course surveys the scientific study of behavior and mental processes as natural phenomena. Basic psychological areas such as biopsychology...

  9. Sociology Courses

    Courses In addition to the courses listed below, special topics courses are often offered. These appear on the registrar’s Web site. 101. Principles of Sociology. An introduction to how and...

  10. Registration for Courses

    Continuing students who expect to be enrolled in the following term must register in April for the fall term and November for the spring term. Registration instructions and course listings...