Library Course Guides

• AFR AM 101/201: Research Methods for African American Studies F

• AFR AM 125: History of the Modern Civil Rights Movement

• AFR AM 139: Teaching Freedom: The History of African American Education SU13

• AMER STD 0: McQuade Research Group SU12

• AMER STD 10: Introduction to American Studies F12

• AMER STD 139AC: Civil Rights and Social Movements in US History S13

• AMER STD 189: Research and Writing in American Studies S12

• AMER STD 191: American Studies Thesis F12 #1

• AMER STD 191: American Studies Thesis F12 #2

• AMER STD 191: American Studies Thesis S13 #001

• AMER STD 191: American Studies Thesis S13 #002

• AMER STD 191: American Studies Thesis S13 #004

• ANTHRO 140: Anthropology of Food SU12

• ANTHRO 140: Anthropology of Food SU13

• ANTHRO R5B: China and Modernity as Anthropological Problems S13 #004

• ARCH 170A: Historical Survey of Architecture and Urbanism

• ASAMST 165: Research Methodologies in Asian American Communities F12

• ASAMST 20A: Introduction to the History of Asians in the United States F12

• BUS ADM 155: Leadership S12

• BUS ADM 195P: Perspectives on Entrepreneurship F11 #1

• CELTIC R1A: Voices of the Celtic World S13

• CHICANO 150B: History of the Southwest S13

• CHICANO 1B: Reading & Composition S13 #1

• CHICANO 1B: Reading & Composition S13 #2

• COG SCI 100: Cognitive Science SU12

• COLWRIT 4B: Images of History/Japanese American Internment S12

• COLWRIT 4B: Public History, Personal Story S13

• COLWRIT 50: Researching Water in the West S13

• COLWRIT R4B: The Machine Starts S13

• COLWRIT R4B: Music and Social Movements S13

• COM LIT 1B: Eating and Being Eaten S13 #12

• COM LIT R1B: Telling Tales S13

• COM LIT R1B: Alternative Worlds S13

• COM LIT R1B: Imitatio S12

• COM LIT R1B: Urban Interiors S13

• COM LIT R1B: The Art of Murder S13

• DEV STD 100: History of Development and Underdevelopment S11

• ECON 174: Global Poverty and Impact Evaluation S11

• EDUC 288: Intersectionality in Education Research F11

• EDUC 290B: Study of Sport in Education F12

• EDUC 294A: Thesis Seminar-PLI F12

• EDUC 298: Intro to Research in School Psychology F12

• ENGIN 296: Master of Engineering F12

• ENGLISH 190: Hitchcock S13

• ENGLISH 1B: Reading & Composition S13 #8

• ENGLISH 1B: Reading & Composition S13 #10

• ENGLISH 1B: Reading & Composition S13 #14

• ENGLISH 200: Resources for Research

• ENGLISH 98/198: The Chernin Program

• ENGLISH R1B: Representative Men- Dumont S13

• ENGLISH R1B: Creation and Creativity S13

• ENGLISH R1B: Difficult Literature S13 #13

• ENGLISH R1B: American Poetry from Whitman to Ashbery ... S13

• ENGLISH R1B: What is Enlightenment? S13

• ENGLISH R1B: Bad Writing S13

• ETH STD 000: McNair Scholars S12

• ETH STD 101: Social Science Methods in Ethnic Studies F12

• ETH STD 21AC: A Comparative Survey of Racial and Ethnic Groups in the U.S S12

• ETH STD 21AC: A Comparative Survey of Racial and Ethnic Groups in the U.S S13

• ETH STD 302: Professional Orientation F12

• FILM 1B: The American South on Film S13 #4

• FILM R1B: The Road Film SU13

• FRENCH 142AC: The Cultures of Franco-America

• FRENCH R1B: Cannibalism in Literature and Film S13

• GEOG 50AC: California SU12

• GERMAN 160B: Fascism and Propaganda S13

• GPP 105: The Ethics, Methods, and Pragmatics of Global Practice S

• GPP 115: Global Poverty - Challenges and Hopes in the New Millennium F11

• GWS 101: Doing Feminist Research S13

• GWS 139: Women and Work S13

• GWS 141: Interrogating Global Economic Development S13

• GWS 1B: Fractured Bodies F12

• HIST 101 : Communities, Environments & Spatial Dynamics in Social History S13 #015

• HIST 101: Politics, Patronage, and Networks in Europe East and West, 1700-1989- Frede S13

• HIST 101: Asian Urban Centers S13 #3

• HIST 101: Transformations of Modern Europe, 1789-1989 S13

• HIST 101: Betwixt and Between in the United States: Seminar in Historical Research and Writing S13

• HIST 124B: The United States from World War II to the Vietnam Era SU13

• HIST 125B: To Make It In America: African American History, 1865-2008 SU13

• HIST 7B : Good Housekeeping - Brown S13

• HIST 7B: Underground Newspapers - Martin S13

• HISTART R1B: The Institutions of Art S13

• HISTART R1B: Art and Space: Tiananmen Square since 1949 S13

• HISTART R1B: Installation Art: Here Today, Gone to Market? S13 #6

• HISTART R1B: Reading and Writing: American Art S13 #7

• HISTART R1B: Portraiture S13

• HISTART R1B: Freedom of Expression S13

• IAS 102: Scope and Methods in International and Area Studies S12 #1

• IAS 150: New Approaches to Crises and Political Transition in the Middle East and Africa: Local, Regional and International Responses S13

• IAS H102: Honors Thesis Seminar F12

• ISF 189: Thesis Seminar S13

• ISF 190: Thesis Seminar S13

• ITALIAN R5B: Soccer and literature S13

• JAPAN 100S: Japanese for Sinologists S13

• JAPAN 159: Contemporary Japanese Literature S13

• JAPAN 185: Introduction to Japanese Cinema S13

• JAPAN 234: Seminar in Classical Japanese Drama: “Noh Texts and Contexts” S13 #1

• LD ARCH 170: History and Literature of Landscape Architecture

• LEGALST 178: American Legal & Constitutional History S13

• LEGALST 195A/H195A: Legal Studies Honors Thesis F12

• LEGALST R1B: Equal Rights in a Changing Society: 1954 to the Present S12

• LEGALST R1B: Race and the Law F12

• LEGALST R1B: Equal Rights in a Changing Society S13

• LIBR 200: Smart Publishing in Education: Rights, Impact, Social Justice

• LIBR 299: Open Educational Resources

• LINGUIS R1B: Endangered Languages S13

• MAT SCI 130: Experimental Materials Science and Design F12

• MBA 212-1: Energy and Environmental Markets S13

• MBA 215.1: Business Strategies for Emerging Markets S12

• MBA 223-1: Corporate Financial Reporting S12

• MBA 224A-1: Managerial Accounting S12

• MBA 262.1: Strategic Brand Management

• MEDIAST 130: Research Methods in Media Studies F12

• MEDIAST 160: International Media S13

• NATAMST 1B: Reading and Composition F12 #001

• NATAMST R1B: Indigenous Knowledges and Philosophies in Practice SU13

• POLI SCI 124C: Ethics and Justice in International Affairs S13

• POLI SCI 126A: International Political Economy S

• POLI SCI 171: California Politics F12

• POLI SCI 190: Political Science Honors Seminar F12

• POLI SCI 190: The Obama Presidency in Historical Perspective S13

• POLI SCI 191: Remaking American Politics: Political Transformations from the 1930s to the Present S13

• POLI SCI 999: UCDC American Presidency F12

• POLI SCI xxx: UCDC Research Seminar F13

• PSYCH 1: General Psychology F12

• PSYCH 1: General Psychology S13

• PSYCH 130: Clinical Psychology SU13

• RHETOR R1B: Theories of the Body S13

• RHETOR R1B: Telling Fictions, Fables, and Lies S13

• S ASIAN R5B: Imagining India in Africa S13 #004

• SOC WEL 112: Social Welfare Policy S12

• SOC WEL 114: Introduction to Social Work Methods SU11

• SOC WEL 280: Introduction to Research S11

• SOCIOL 194/197: Sociology of Education S13

• SPANISH 135W: Illustrated Spanish Literature F12

• SPECPRO 0: Library Research 101: International Students F12

• SPECPRO 000: McNair Scholars S13

• SPECPRO 000: NIH Bridges to Baccalaureate Summer Program SU13

• THEATER 122: African Theater and Performance S13

• UGBA 121: Federal Income Tax Accounting S12