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Major Department |
Units required outside the dept./program |
Units required within the dept./program |
Total # of units |
Notes/Special Requirements |
WIM Course |
School of Earth Sciences |
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Earth Systems |
63-101 |
24 |
87-125 |
internship, senior seminar |
EARTHSYS 260 OR EARTHSYS 200 |
Energy Resources Engineering |
76-83 |
34 |
110-117 |
- |
ENERGY 199 |
Geological & Environmental Sciences |
26-44 |
54-60 |
80-104 |
advanced summer field experience |
GES 150 |
Engr. Geol. & Hydrogeology |
44-47 |
45-55 |
71-102 |
- |
- |
Geophysics |
43-45 |
15 |
min. 58 |
- |
GEOPHYS 185 |
School of Engineering |
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Aeronautics and Astronautics |
56-58 |
39 |
95-97 |
- |
AA 190 |
Architectural Design |
40 |
60 |
100 |
- |
CEE 100 |
Atmosphere/Energy |
50 |
51-53 |
101-103 |
- |
STS 110 |
Bioengineering |
54 |
62-64 |
116-118 |
- |
BIOE 131 |
Biomechanical Engineering |
42-63 |
49-64 |
103-116 |
- |
BIO 44X |
Biomedical Computation |
51-65 |
47-56 |
109-114 |
Two quarters guided research |
ENGR 199W, CS 191W, 272 |
Chemical Engineering |
min. 70 |
50 |
min. 120 |
- |
CHEMENG 185A |
Civil Engineering |
min. 57 |
min. 59 |
min. 116 |
- |
CEE 100 |
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Computer Science |
min. 29 |
min. 32 |
96-106 |
senior project |
CS 181W, 191W,194W,294W |
Electrical Engineering |
45 |
68 |
113 |
- |
ENGR 102E with EE 100X or EE 108A |
Engineering Physics |
min. 45 |
min. 48 |
min. 93 |
at least 45 units in Engineering Fundamentals and Depths must be engineering units |
EE 108A and ENGR 102E, ME 203 and ENGR 102M, MATSCI 161, 164, PHYSICS 107 |
Environmental Engineering |
min. 57 |
min. 59 |
min. 116 |
- |
CEE 100 |
Individually Designed Major |
41 |
40 |
90-107 |
- |
see adviser |
Management Science and Engineering |
46-79 |
45-60 |
96-134 |
senior project |
MS&E 152W,193W,197 |
Material Science and Engineering |
min. 53 |
min. 50 |
min 103 |
- |
MATSCI 161, 164 |
Mechanical Engineering |
61-65 |
45 |
106-110 |
- |
ENGR 102M, ME 103D, and ME 203 |
Product Design |
58-59 |
48 |
106-107 |
- |
ENGR 102M, ME 103D, and ME 203 |
School of Humanities and Sciences |
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African and African American Studies |
50 |
10 |
60 |
AAAS thesis seminar |
AFRICAAM 105 |
American Studies |
20-25 |
35-40 |
60 |
- |
AMSTUD 160 |
Anthropology |
15 |
50 |
65 |
foreign language 1st qtr. at 2nd-year level |
ANTHRO 90A, ANTHRO 90B, ANTHRO 90C |
Archaeology |
45 |
20 |
65 |
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ARCHLGY 103 |
Art |
- |
- |
- |
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Art History |
- |
61 |
61 |
library orientation, junior seminar |
ARTHIST 1 |
Film and Media Studies |
- |
65 |
65 |
library orientation, senior seminar |
FILMSTUD 101 |
Studio Art |
- |
65 |
65 |
library orientation, advanced seminar |
ARTHIST 1 |
Asian American Studies |
40 |
20 |
60 |
core curriculum, foundational course, senior research |
CSRE 200X |
Biology |
min . 41 |
min. 49 |
90-105 |
fields of study have different unit ranges |
BIO 145, 196A, 197WA, 197WB, 199W; BIOHOPK 44Y, 184H |
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Chemistry |
34 |
52 |
86 |
- |
CHEM 134 |
Chicana/o Studies |
40 |
20 |
60 |
core curriculum, foundational course, senior research |
CSRE 200X |
Classics |
- |
- |
60-65 |
majors seminar (CLASSGEN 176) |
CLASSGEN 176 |
Communication |
5 |
min. 60 |
65 |
- |
COMM 104W, 137W |
Comparative Literature |
- |
min. 40 |
65 |
Gateway course: 101 Core: 121, 122, 123 Capstone course: 199 3 electives in COMPLIT |
COMPLIT 101 |
Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity |
45 |
15 |
60 |
core curriculum, thematic concentration, senior research |
CSRE 200X |
Drama |
- |
60 |
60 |
- |
DRAMA 101H DRAMA 168H |
East Asian Languages |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
Chinese |
0-16 |
29-44 |
min. 45 |
Capstone course: CHINGEN 198 |
CHINGEN 133 |
Japanese |
0-20 |
25-44 |
min. 45 |
Capstone course: JAPANGEN 198- |
JAPANGEN 138 |
East Asian Studies |
75 |
1 |
76 |
Capstone course; overseas studies in E. Asian country 1 qtr; senior essay |
CHINGEN 133; JAPANGEN 138 |
Economics |
- |
80 |
80 |
- |
ECON 101 |
English |
- |
68-80 |
68-80 |
- |
ENGLISH 160; ENGLISH 164; ENGLISH 196A |
w/ Creative Writing |
- |
73-75 |
73-75 |
dept. approval |
- |
w/ Interdisciplinary |
15 |
58-60 |
73-75 |
dept. approval and interdisciplinary paper |
- |
w/ Interdepartmental |
16-20 |
53-55 |
69-75 |
16-20 units in foreign lang. lit.; dept. approval |
- |
w/ Philosophy |
20-25 |
57-59 |
77-84 |
- |
- |
Feminist Studies |
45 |
18 core |
63 |
focus statement; practicum |
FEMST 153 |
French and Italian |
- |
- |
- |
- |
- |
French |
max. 24 |
32 above #100 |
56 above #100 |
- |
FRENLIT 130,131,132,133 |
French and English |
max. 24 |
32 above #100 |
56 above #100 |
4 Eng. Lit. courses |
- |
French and Italian Literatures |
max. 24 |
32 above #100 |
56 above #100 |
4 Ital. Lit. courses |
- |
French and |
min. 21 |
32 above #100 |
65 |
Gateway course; capstone |
- |
Italian |
max. 28 |
32 above #100 |
60 above #100 |
- |
ITALLANG 127,128,129 |
Italian and English |
max. 28 |
32 above #100 |
60 above #100 |
4 Eng. Lit. courses |
- |
Italian and French |
max. 28 |
32 above #100 |
60 above #100 |
4 Fr. Lit. courses |
- |
Italian and |
min. 21 |
32 above #100 |
65 |
Gateway course; capstone |
- |
German Studies |
0-25 |
35-60 |
60 |
3 above #130 |
GERLIT 127A |
German and |
min. 21 |
min. 39 |
65 |
Gateway course; capstone |
- |
History |
- |
63-65 |
63-65 |
3 from #200-298 |
HISTORY 209S |
Human Biology |
min. 10 |
min. 39 |
min. 87 |
Internship |
HUMBIO 4B |
Iberian and Latin American Cultures |
max. 30 |
30 |
60 |
core courses |
ILAC 120 |
Individually Designed Major |
- |
75 |
all above #100 |
honors thesis |
see adviser |
International Relations |
55-70 |
0-10 |
70 |
2 yr. foreign lang; Overseas studies 1 qtr. |
HISTORY 102; POLISCI 110C,D,247R; INTNLREL 140A,C, |
Jewish Studies |
75-77 |
- |
75-77 |
- |
See CSRE |
Linguistics |
- |
50 |
50 |
foreign lang. at 6th-qtr level, junior research paper |
LINGUIST 150 |
Mathematical & Computational Science |
- |
- |
73-78 |
- |
CS 181, MATH 109,110,120,171 STATS 166 |
Mathematics |
up to 15 units |
49 |
64 |
- |
MATH 109,110,120,171 |
Music |
- |
67 |
66-76 |
piano-proficiency and ear-training exam |
2 from: MUSIC 140-149, 251 |
Native American Studies |
40 |
20 |
60 |
core curriculum, foundational course, senior research |
CSRE 200X |
Philosophy |
- |
55 |
55 |
course in 194 series |
PHIL 80 |
Philosophy and |
min. 15 |
min. 47 |
65 |
Gateway course; 194 |
- |
Philosophy and |
- |
60 |
60 |
3 seminars; 20 units in each dept. + 20 advanced units from both depts. |
PHIL 80 or RELIGST 290 |
Physics |
21-23 |
58-59 |
79-82 |
- |
PHYSICS 107 |
Political Science |
0 |
70 |
70 |
Introductory course in primary and secondary concentration, advanced seminar (200 or 300 level) |
POLISCI 3P/136S,110C, 148, 110D, 124R, 120C |
Psychology |
10 |
60 |
70 |
- |
PSYCH 70 |
Public Policy |
59 |
28 |
87 |
min. 15 concentration units; senior seminar |
PUBLPOL 106 |
Religious Studies |
- |
60 |
60 |
introductory course, majors' seminar, senior essay or honors thesis, senior colloquium |
RELIGST 290 |
Science, Technology, & Society (B.A.) |
37 |
32 |
69 |
min. 15 units in technical literacy, min. 20 units in concentration |
STS 110; CS 181; COMM 120; HISTORY 140A; MS&E 193W |
Science, Technology, & Society (B.S.) |
50 |
32 |
82 |
min. 50 units in technical depth |
STS 110; CS 181; COMM 120; HISTORY 140A; MS&E 193W |
Slavic Languages and Literatures |
- |
- |
- |
- |
SLAVLIT 156 |
Russian Language |
0-10 |
46-56 |
56 |
1st- and 2nd- year Russian |
- |
Russian Language, |
12-20 |
36-39 |
56 |
1st- and 2nd- year Russian |
- |
Russian Literature |
21 |
40 |
67 |
Gateway course; capstone |
- |
Sociology |
- |
45-60 |
60 |
- |
SOC 200, 202 |
Symbolic Systems |
66-81 |
4 |
70-85 |
- |
PHIL 80 |
Urban Studies |
41 |
min. 32 |
73 |
25 units in concentration; capstone courses |
URBANST 203 |
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