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University of California, Santa Cruz General Catalog 2004–06 246_UCSCGenlCatalog.01_001 9/13/2004 1:59 PM Page 1 University of California, Santa Cruz General Catalog 2004–06 Translation Error. l Catalog:Text Image 246_UCSCGenlCatalog.01_001 9/13/2004 1:59 PM Page 2 2 this catalog, which was prepared well in About the Catalog advance of the 2004–06 academic years. Contents Updates to catalog information are available 5 Welcome in the quarterly Schedule of Classes, which is on his catalog contains the basic informa- the World Wide Web at reg.ucsc.edu/soc/. 6 Introducing UCSC tion about UC Santa Cruz. A complete 6 The University of California T (Additional web sites are referenced through- 6 The Santa Cruz Campus list of academic programs and concentrations, out this catalog. However, they are main- both graduate and undergraduate, appears on tained by individual units and may not reflect 8 Fields of Study pages 8–9. approved general information, curricula, or 10 Academic Calendar The next part of the catalog, pages 10–102, course information.) In addition, several pub- is divided into sections describing various lications are available that include detailed 11 UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION aspects of the campus: undergraduate admis- information about specific subjects such as sion and financial information, the undergrad- graduate programs, housing, and financial aid. 13 Admission uate academic program (including advising Each college issues a handbook. 13 Admission Procedures and support services), graduate education 14 Preparing for University Work It is the responsibility of the individual stu- 15 Admission as a Freshman (including information on graduate student dent to become familiar with the announce- 16 Admission as a Transfer Student admission, expenses, and financial support), ments and regulations of the university that 17 Admission of International Students research programs and facilities, and the ten are printed in this catalog and other campus 17 Readmission residential colleges and student life. publications. The catalog is the document of 17 Admission to Special Categories The academic programs and courses offered record for undergraduate major requirements. 18 Nondiscrimination/Affirmative Action at UCSC are described in detail on pages It is updated annually on the web at 19 Expenses and Financial Resources 103–384. The listings are alphabetical, with reg.ucsc.edu/catalog/. 19 Expenses appropriate cross-references. More detailed information on particular 21 Financial Aid 22 Veteran Services The Santa Cruz teaching staff and their subjects is available from appropriate campus academic qualifications, the University of units. (A list of key phone numbers appears 23 UNDERGRADUATE ACADEMIC California administration, and the Santa Cruz on the inside back cover.) Most office hours PROGRAM campus administrative staff appear on pages are Monday through Friday, 8 A.M. to noon 25 Planning Your Academic Program 385–418. and 1 to 5 P.M. during the academic year; 25 Graduation Requirements The catalog constitutes the campus’s docu- most offices close from noon to 1 P.M. and on ment of record. While every effort is made to 25 University Requirements weekends and holidays. 27 Advanced Placement and International ensure the correctness and timeliness of Baccalaureate information contained in this catalog, changes 27 Credits for Transfer Students are likely to occur after publication. On an Campus information: 30 General Education Requirements ongoing basis, the university is examining University of California, Santa Cruz 33 College Requirements ways to bring the greatest possible efficiency 1156 High Street 33 Major and Minor Requirements to the delivery of its programs and curricula. Santa Cruz, CA 95064-1077 35 Evaluating Academic Performance This process may result in changes in services, (831) 459-0111 (directory assistance) 35 Evaluations teaching and administrative staff, and curricu- Web: www.ucsc.edu 35 Grades 36 Academic Standing/Minimum Progress la and courses that could not be reflected in 36 Repeating Courses 36 Comprehensive Exam/Senior Thesis 36 Academic Integrity 36 Honors 37 Transcripts 37 Privacy of Records 37 Advising: Course Selection to Careers 38 Career Center 39 Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP) UC Santa Cruz (USPS 650940) / Volume 42, Number 1 / August 2004 39 MARC/MBRS Programs UC Santa Cruz (USPS 650940) is a series of administrative publications published in August, September, 39 Academic Excellence Program (ACE) November, and March by University Relations at UC Santa Cruz. 39 Services for Transfer and Re-Entry Students (STARS) Periodicals postage paid at Santa Cruz, CA 95060. Postmaster: Send address changes to the University of California, 40 Part-Time Program Santa Cruz, 1156 High Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95064-1077. 40 Disability Resource Center (DRC) Price $6.00 (on campus from the Bay Tree Bookstore), $12.50 shipped. Checks, payable to UC Regents, 40 ROTC and Military Affairs should be sent to the Catalog Order Department, Bay Tree Bookstore, University of California, Santa Cruz, 40 Office of International Education 1156 High Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95064-1077, (831) 459-4544. Web site: slugstore.ucsc.edu 40 Education Abroad Program Alternate formats of this document—such as large-print, audiotape, braille, or electronic—can be provided. 40 International Scholar and Student Services Please call (831) 459-4446 for referral. 41 Fulbright Grants 246_UCSCGenlCatalog.01_001 9/13/2004 1:59 PM Page 3 3 41 Field and Exchange Programs 73 CAMPUS LIFE 226 Environmental Sciences and Policy 41 UCDC Program 75 The Colleges 226 Environmental Studies 41 UC Center in Sacramento 75 Cowell College 235 Environmental Toxicology 41 Intercampus Visitor Program 77 Stevenson College 238 Ethnic Studies 41 Domestic Exchange/Field Programs 79 Crown College 238 Film and Digital Media 43 Summer Programs 81 Merrill College 244 French 245 German 44 UCSC Extension 83 Porter College 84 Kresge College 246 German Studies 44 Intersegmental Cross-Enrollment 86 Oakes College 247 Greek 87 College Eight 247 Hebrew 45 GRADUATE STUDIES 89 College Nine 248 Hindi 91 College Ten 248 Historical Studies 47 Graduate Education at UCSC 248 History 47 Degrees and Programs/Descriptions 94 Student Life 258 History of Art and Visual Culture 47 Administration 94 Santa Cruz Community 265 History of Consciousness 47 Evaluation of Performance 94 Housing 270 Humanities 47 Graduate Opportunity/Diversity Programs 95 Student-Run Cooperatives 270 Italian 48 Intercampus Exchange Program 96 Transportation and Parking Services 271 Italian Studies 48 Student Life 96 Student Health Services 271 Japanese 97 Counseling and Psychological Services 272 Jewish Studies 48 Application and Admission 97 Rape Prevention Education Program 273 Journalism 51 Fees and Expenses/Financial Support 97 Resource Centers 273 Kresge College 98 Phys. Education, Recreation, Sports, Wellness 274 Language Program 53 RESOURCES FOR LEARNING 99 Student Union/Student Activities 275 Language Studies AND RESEARCH 101 Campus Cultural Programs 276 Latin 102 Bay Tree Bookstore 276 Latin American and Latino Studies 55 University Library 102 Child Care and Youth Programs 55 Center for Teaching Excellence 283 Legal Studies 102 UCSC Alumni Association 287 Linguistics 55 Computing Facilities and Services 290 Literature 56 Information Technology Services 103 PROGRAMS AND COURSES 303 Marine Sciences 57 Research Programs and Facilities 105 American Studies 303 Mathematics 57 Arboretum 109 Anthropology 309 Merrill College 57 Arts Computing Labs 119 Arabic 310 Music 57 Baskin Engineering 119 Art 319 Oakes College 59 Carlyle 124 Arts 320 Ocean Sciences 59 CASFS (Agroecology) 125 Astronomy and Astrophysics 324 Philosophy 60 CBSE (Biomolecular Sci./Eng.) 128 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 329 Physical and Biological Sciences 60 Cultural Studies 130 Biological Sciences 330 Physical Education 60 CGIRS (Global, Int., Reg. Studies) 133 Biology 332 Physics 60 CILS (Informal Learning & Schools) 134 Ecology and Evolution 338 Politics 61 CITRIS and ITI (Information Tech.) 134 Health Sciences 346 Porter College 61 CJTC (Justice, Tolerance, Community) 135 Marine Biology 347 Portuguese 61 Center for RNA 135 Molecular, Cell, and Developmental 348 Psychology 62 CREDE (Education, Diversity, Excel.) 136 Neuroscience and Behavior 357 Religious Studies 62 CLRC (Chicano/Latino Research) 136 Plant Sciences 358 Russian 62 Dickens 145 Chemistry and Biochemistry 358 Russian Studies 62 EPC (Educational Partnerships) 152 Chinese 358 Science Communication 63 FRA/Performance/Visual Studies 153 Classical Studies 359 Social Sciences 63 FRA/Performance Practice/Context in Arts 154 College Eight 359 Sociology 63 FRA/Shakespeare 154 College Nine 367 South and Southeast Asian Studies 64 GIS Lab 155 College Ten 367 Spanish and Spanish for Spanish Speakers 64 IAFR ((Feminist Research) 156 Communication and Rhetoric 369 Stevenson College 64 IHR (Humanities Research) 156 Community Studies 370 Theater Arts 65 QB3 (Biomedical Research) 161 Cowell College 376 Women’s Studies 65 IGPP (Geophysics/Planetary Physics) 162 Crown College 380 Writing Program 65 IMS and SCPRG (Marine Sci./Birds) 163 Digital Arts and New Media 67 Linguistics 164 Earth Sciences 385 TEACHING STAFF 67 MBEST (Education, Science, Tech.) 173 East Asian Studies 413 UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION 67 NRS (Natural Reserve) 174 Economics 68 NTC (New Teachers) 184 Education 419 APPENDIXES 68 Phys./Bio. Sciences Division 190 Engineering 425 INDEX 70 Ray FASC (Satyajit Ray) 193 Applied Mathematics and Statistics 432 Campus
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