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University of California Bulletin General Catalogue 1949-50 K University of California Bulletin PUBLISHED AT BERKELEY , CALIFORNIA Volume XLIV • August Io,1949 Number 5 A series in the administrative bulletins of the University of Califor- nia. Entered July r, 1911, at the Post Office at Berkeley, California, as second-classmatter under the Act of Congress of August 24, t9rs (which supersedes the Act of July i6 1894). Issued three times a month , January through October. 0 0 0 GENERAL INFORMATION Letters of inquiry concerning the University of California, Los An- geles, should be addressed to the Registrar , University of California, 4of Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles 24, California. Letters of inquiry concerning the University in general should be addressed to the Registrar , University of California, Berkeley 4, California. For the list of bulletins of Information concerning the several colleges and departments , see page g of the cover of this Catalogue. In writing for information please mention the college, depart- ment, or study in which you are chiefly interested. - The0- registered cable address of the University of California, Los Angeles, is ucrn. 0 All announcements herein are subject to revision . Changes in the list of Officers of Administration and Instruction may be made subsequent to the date of publication , August zo, z949. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA GeneralCatalogue General Information Announcement of Graduate and Undergraduate Courses of Instruction FALL AND SPRING SEMESTERS 1949-1950 AUGUST 10, 1949 Primarily for Students in the DEPARTMENTS AT LOS ANGELES 405 HILGARD AVENUE • LOS ANGELES Published by the UNIVERSITYOFCALIFORNIA PRESs • BERKELEYAND Los ANGELES V.. Yll& RESSIIDEqE v//vy SIT 3 -« . • ` J(,. 9°q \ w - B. .. 4 VETERANS HOUSING ^' YPEI AIM n 'HEATRE ' ' I TENNISC011Rfl 'II j ' YI", 1 UNIVERSITYOF a CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES CAMPUS UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS Adam Administration Building MG Men's Gymattesium BAH Business Adminis tra tion- Econom ics RH Josiah Royce Hall CB Chemistry Building TEB Temporary Engineering EB Education Building Ddilding KH Kerckhoff Hall UES University Elementary School Lib Library UNS University Nursery School LS Life Science Building Viv Vivarium MB Mechanics Building WPE W . Physial Education MBA1 Mechanics Building , Annex 1 [2] CONTENTS Peas Calendar . 6 Regents of the University 8 Administrative staff . 9 THE UNIVERSITY History and organisation 15 Administration . 16 University of California , Los Angeles . 18 History and development . 18 Site of the campus - Climate . 19 Survey of curricula . 20 The University Library . 20 University Extension . ... 21 ADMISSION TO THE UNIVERSITY Admission in undergraduate status . 24 Limitation of admission and enrollment . 24 Admission in freshman standing . 25 Admission on basis of high school record . 25 Accrediting schools in California . 27 Responsibilityof high schoolauthorities . 27 Preparation for University curricula . 27 Admission by examination . 27 Removal of admission deficiencies . 28 Admission in advanced standing . 29 Admission of returning members of the armed forces . 80 Admission of special students . 81 Admission from schools and colleges in foreign countries . 31 Admission in graduate standing . 32 GENERAL REGULATIONS RegAidmissionstration and registration . 33 Medical and physical examination . 33 Student Health Service . 33 Military science , air science , naval science , and physical education . 35 Naval Reserve Officers' Training Corps . .. 36 Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps . 87 Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Corps . ` . 87 Subject A: English composition . 37 American History and Institutions . 88 Study -Hot regulations . 89 Student responsibility . ' . 89 Authority of instructors . 40 Degreesand teachingcredentials . 40 Change of college or major ... 41 Honors . 41 Credit and scholarship . 41 Study-list limits . 42 Grades of scholarship ; grade points . .. 43 [3l 4 Contents PAGE Removal of deficiencies . 48 Minimum scholarship requirements . 45 Credit by examination . 46 Final examinations . 46 Honorable dismissal . 47 Transcripts of record . 48 Discipline . 48 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION General expenses and fees . 49 Rulesgovernhig residence . 51 Livinc accommodations and general expenses for women . 53 Principal items of expense . 54 Living accommodations and general expenses for men . 55 Living accommodations for married students .. 56 Self -support and student employment . 57 Bureau of Occupations . 58 Office of Teacher Placement . 58 Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation . 59 Selective Service . 59 Student counseling center . 59 Veterans affairs . 59 Undergraduate scholarships . 60 Loans . 61 Prizes . 61 Public lectures , concerts , and art exhibitions . 61 The Associated Students . 62 Student organization workshop . 68 Religious facilities . 63 REQUIREMENTS IN THE SEVERAL COLLEGES, SCHOOLS, AND CURRICULA College of Letters and Science 64 Old requirements . 64 Now requirements . 68 Requirements for admission to the upper division and for the degree of associate in arts . 68 Requirements for the bachelor's degree . 72 Letters and Science List of Courses 78 Honors . 75 Regulations governing the field of concentration . 76 Organized fields of concentration . 77 Majors leading to the bachelor 's degree . ... 78 Curriculaleading to the bachelor'sde gree .. 78. Curriculum in American Culture and Institutions . 79 Curriculum in Astronomy -Physics . 79 Curriculum in Earth Physics and Applied Geophysics . 80 Curriculum in Elementary and Kindergarten -Primary Teaching . 80 Curriculum in International Relations . 80 Curricula in Latin -American Studies . 81 Curriculum in Medical Technology . 82 Contents 5 PAGE Curriculum in Prelibrarianshi pp . 83 Curriculum in Premedical Studies ' . 85 Curriculum in Presocial Welfare . 89 Curriculum in Pretheology . 89 Curriculum in Public Service . 90 Preparation for various professional curricula . 92 Predental . 92 Prelegal . 94. Premedical . 97 Other professional curricula in the University . 102 College of Business Administration . 103 Requirements for degrees . 104 Honors . 108 College of Agriculture . 109 Requirements for degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture . 109 Plant Science Curriculum . 110 Requirements for degree of -Bachelor of Arts in Botany . 112 Honors . 112 College of Engineeringg . 113 Admission to Engineering . 114 Curricula in Engineering . 115 Agricultural Engineering . 117 Civil Engineering . 118 Electrical Engineering . 120 Mechanical Engineering . 121 Corresponding Engineering course numbers . 122 College of Applied Arts . .. 123 Requirements for graduation . 123 Honors . 128 Organized majors and curricula . 128 Curriculum in Apparel Design . 180 Curriculum in Apparel Merchandising . ... 130 Curriculum in Dance . 130 Preparation for professional curricula . 131 Prenursing Curricula . 181 Preoccupational Therapy . 131 Preoptometry . 133 Prepharmacy . 134 Prepublio Health . 135 Graduate Division (Southern Section ) . 136 Definition of academic residence . 136 Study -list limits . 136 Requirements for the master 's degree . 136 Requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philoso by : . 139 Requirements for the degree of Doctor of Education . 142 The bachelor's degree for graduate students . 142 School of Education . 148 School of Public Health . 144 School of Medicine . 145 School of Law . 146 Courses of Instruction Offered at Los Angeles . 147 Index . 408 CALENDAR, 1949-1950 1949 FALL SEMESTER *Aug. 15 , Monday Applications for admission to undergraduate or graduate stand- yb e diced oneor before 6hls dateth complete arbdentials, must Aug. 24 , Wednesday Last day to file applications for readmission by students return. Ingafter an absence. Sept . 6, Tuesday Sept . 10, Saturday 1 Counseling of students. J Examination in Subject A. Sept . 7. Wednesday Examination in English for foreign students. Sept . 12, Monday Fail semester begins. Sept. 18, Tuesday Registration of all students who did not regist er mail . For de- Sept . 14, Wednesday tails , see Reptetration Circular and officiaalbulletin boards. Sept . 14, Wednesday Special examination in Subject A. Sept. 19, Monday Instruction begins. Sept . 22, Thursday Last day to file applications for graduate reading examinations in modern foreign languages. Sept . 26, Monday Last day to file registration books or to change study lists With- out fee. Oct. 8, Monday Last day to file applications for advancement to candidacy for the master 's degree to be conferred in February, 1950. Oct. 8, Monday Last day to add courses to study lists. Oct. 8, Saturday Graduate reading examinations in modern foreign languages forcandidate for master 'sor doctor's degrees. Oct. 22 , Saturday Last day to drop courses from study lists without penalty of gradeF ( failure). Oct. 22, Saturday Last da to file without fee notice of candidacy for the baehe- lor7s degree to be conferred in February, 1960. Nov. 12, Saturday End of mid-term period. Nov. 24 , Thursday Thanksgiving Day-a holiday. Nov. 25, Friday Last day to file in final form with the committee in charge theses for the doctor's degree to be conferred in February, 1950. Dec. 10, Saturday Last day to file notice of candidacy for the bachelor 's degree to be conferred in February, 1950. Dee. 19, Monday Dee. 81, Saturday I Christmasrecess. 1950 Jan. It. Monday New Year's Holiday. Jan. 8, Tuesday Classes resume. Jan. 8. Tuesday Last day to file in final form with t he committee in charge theses for the master 's degree to be conferred in February, 1950. Jan. 16, Monde Jan. 26, Thy }Final examinations, fail semester. Jai. 26, Thursday
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