USC/USC-Course-Catalog huggingface dataset:
HIST 350: Early Modern Things: Material Culture in Early Modern Life 
Early modern English and European social and cultural history viewed though everyday and luxury material objects.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Anne Goldgar
HIST 354: Mexican Migration to the United States 
Mexican migration from the 1850s to the present, emphasizing labor migrants to the United States.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 9:30-10:50am
Instructor: Celeste Menchaca
HIST 361: 20th Century U.S. History 
Critical turning-points in the twentieth century; sources of major social and political change. Course materials include primary documents and historic radio/television recordings.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Philip Ethington
HIST 373m: History of the Mexican American 
Racial and cultural background of Mexico; immigration and conquest; the Mexican in California and the southwest; the rise of contemporary Mexican-American consciousness.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Natalia Molina
HIST 374: History of Mexico 
History of Mexico traces the crucial themes and events informing Mexicos history from the sixteenth century to the contemporary period.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Marjorie Becker
HIST 379: Arabs in America 
Arab immigration and acculturation in the U.S. from late-19th century to present; emphasis on community formation, race, religion and gender.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 5:00-6:20pm
Instructor: Rojeen Harsini
HIST 389: Modern Iran 
History and culture of modern Iran from the nineteenth century to present through historical and ethnographic approaches to Iran today, richly contextualizing events and people.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MWF
Time: 10:00-10:50am
Instructor: Mehdi Faraji
HIST 391: Feminist Histories of South Asia 
History of South Asia with attention to questions of gender, sexuality and power with a focus on the eighteenth, nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Ketaki Pant
HIST 393g: Quantitative Historical Analysis 
Reading and doing quantitative research with historical data. Covers research designs, appropriate statistical analysis, and software packages for the use of historians.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 9:30-10:50am
Instructor: Lon Kurashige
HIST 395: Sex and the City: Constructing Gender in London, 1700-1900 
Explores changes in gender expectations in England between 1700 and 1900 through readings and one-week travel to London
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Wednesday
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Lindsay O'Neill
HIST 433: The History of Drink 
Explores the history of different beverages to show how commodities alter societies and how attitudes towards them reflect social norms and tensions.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Wednesday
Time: 3:30-6:20pm
Instructor: Lindsay O'Neill
HIST 444: Mass Violence and Comparative Genocide in Modern World History 
Systematic exploration of origins, developments, forms, and aftermath of mass murder of large population groups, one of the dark elements of modern world history
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Wolf Gruner
HIST 448: South Africa: Race, Power and Resistance 
Introduces students to the system known as apartheid in South Africa and examines the forces behind its rise and South Africans struggles to undo it.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Thursday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Admire Mseba
HIST 452: 20th Century Black Nationalism, Radicalism and Gender 
Examines the roots and routes of 20th century Black nationalist and radical movements, paying close attention to place, gender, religion and culture.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Francille Wilson
HIST 458: History of California 
Exploration, colonization, and development of Hispanic California; coming of the Americans; political, economic, and cultural development of California since its acquisition by the United States.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 9:30-10:50am
Instructor: Philip Ethington
HIST 467: Defeat and Occupation in Modern Japan 
History of the Allied Occupation of Japan after the Second World War, with particular focus on democratic reforms, war crime trials, gender and popular culture
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 5:00-6:20pm
Instructor: Benjamin Uchiyama
HIST 470: The Spanish Inquisition in the Early Modern Hispanic World 
The Spanish Inquisition in Spain and Colonial Latin America, major theories and interpretations. Junior or senior standing recommended.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tuesday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Richard Ibarra
HIST 489: The Mongol Era in China: Genghis Khan, Khubilai, Marco Polo 
An exploration of the Mongol era in China through an examination of three great historical figures, including how depictions of them have changed over time.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Friday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Bettine Birge
HIST 490x: Directed Research 
Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit.
Units: (1.0-8.0 units, max 12)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HIST 492: Honors Thesis 
Writing of the honors thesis; for students in the History Honors Program.
Units: (4.0 units, max 8)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tuesday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Brett Sheehan
HIST 493: Law, History and Culture Honors Thesis Seminar 
Writing of the honors thesis; capstone for students in the Law, History and Culture major.
Units: (4.0 units, max 8)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following major(s): Law, History and Culture
Class type: Lecture
Days: Thursday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Christina Davidson
HIST 541: Topics in the Historiography of Global Capitalism 
Comparative historiographies of global capitalism from the late eighteenth century to the present. Topics include colonialism; racial capitalism; gendered labor migration and critical archival practice.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration closed to the following class level(s): Freshmen, Senior, Senior (fifth year)
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tuesday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Ketaki Pant
HIST 550: Studies in the History of Women, Gender and Sexuality 
Readings and current bibliography in the history of women, gender and sexuality.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Wednesday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Joan Flores-Villalobos
HIST 567: Historical Scholarship on 19th Century America 
Introduction to historiography and research in the political, economic, social, cultural, and intellectual history of the 19th Century United States.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Friday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: William Deverell
HIST 568: Historical Scholarship on 20th and 21st Century America 
Introduction to historiography and research in the political, economic, social, cultural, and intellectual history of the 20th and 21st Century United States.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tuesday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Alaina Morgan
HIST 590: Directed Research 
Research leading to the master's degree. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.
Units: (1.0-12.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HIST 594a: Master's Thesis 
Credit on acceptance of thesis. Graded IP/CR/NC
Units: (2.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HIST 594b: Master's Thesis 
Credit on acceptance of thesis. Graded IP/CR/NC
Units: (2.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: HIST 594A
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HIST 594z: Master's Thesis 
Credit on acceptance of Thesis. Graded CR/NC.
Units: (0.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: HIST 594B
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HIST 600: History Research Seminar 
Provides a framework for students in history and neighboring fields to conduct research based on primary source materials and the relevant historical literature.
Units: (4.0 units, max 8)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Thursday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Paul Lerner
HIST 790: Research 
Research leading to the doctorate. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.
Units: (1.0-12.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HIST 794a: Doctoral Dissertation 
Credit on acceptance of Dissertation.
Units: (2.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Doctoral Student
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HIST 794b: Doctoral Dissertation 
Credit on acceptance of Dissertation.
Units: (2.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: HIST 794A
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Doctoral Student
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HIST 794c: Doctoral Dissertation 
Credit on acceptance of Dissertation.
Units: (2.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: HIST 794B
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Doctoral Student
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HIST 794d: Doctoral Dissertation 
Credit on acceptance of Dissertation.
Units: (2.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: HIST 794C
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Doctoral Student
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HIST 794z: Doctoral Dissertation 
Credit on acceptance of Dissertation.
Units: (0.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: HIST 794D
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
HBIO 120: Introduction to Human and Evolutionary Biology 
Introduction to the major and field of human and evolutionary biology; sub-disciplines, career options and areas for research; guest speakers.
Units: (1.0 unit)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following major(s): Human Biology
Class type: Lecture
Days: Monday
Time: 4:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Helaine Lopes
HBIO 200Lg: The Human Animal 
Foundations of the human species. Examination of scientific evidence from Darwinian theory, primate behavior, fossils, and the behavior of modern people. Laboratory. Duplicates credit in former ANTH 200Lg.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Chrisandra Kufeldt
HBIO 202g: Nutrition for Life 
To develop an understanding of Nutrition, especially as it pertains to optimal health and prevention of diseases. A study of macro and micro nutrients.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Gioia Polidori
HBIO 205Lxg: The Science of Sport 
The physiological and nutritional basis of human performance. Factors that facilitate and limit athletic achievement. Lecture, 3 hours; laboratory, 2 hours. Not available for major credit. Duplicates credit in former EXSC 205Lxg.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MWF
Time: 9:00-9:50am
Instructor: Helen (Eleni) Soultanakis
HBIO 301L: Human Anatomy 
Major organ systems; functional implications of their relationships; gross and microscopic examination with an emphasis on practical skills in recognizing, dissecting, and differentiating anatomical structures. Duplicates credit in former EXSC 301L.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MWF
Time: 9:00-9:50am
Instructor: Kurt Kwast
HBIO 306: Biology of the Non-Human Primates 
Behavior and ecology of living nonhuman primates, with an emphasis on field studies of apes and monkeys. Topics include aggression, communication, reproduction and cognition.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 3:30-4:50pm
Instructor: Chrisandra Kufeldt
HBIO 320: Muscle Physiology 
Analysis of the skeletal muscular system (anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and development) and its functional properties under both normal and pathological conditions.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (BISC 220 or BISC 221)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Kiki Crawford
HBIO 370: Genetics and Disease 
An overview of the genetic underpinning of human health and disease. Inheritance of mendelian diseases, common diseases, developmental diseases and cancer; prenatal testing, genetic counseling and genetic therapies.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (BISC 220 or BISC 221)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Gioia Polidori
HBIO 400L: Motor Control and Learning 
Theories of control and learning applied to motor performance; variables affecting performance in exercise, games, sports and dance.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (BISC 220 or BISC 221)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MWF
Time: 11:00-11:50am
Instructor: Kurt Kwast
HBIO 401L: Physiology of Movement 
Terminology, structure and function of muscle, bone and endocrine systems; Effects of exercise and training on those systems.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (BISC 220 or BISC 221)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 3:30-4:50pm
Instructor: Kiki Crawford,Laura Held
HBIO 406: Theory and Method in Human Evolutionary Biology 
Historical and theoretical approaches to major issues in the field of human evolutionary biology. Capstone course in which students will undertake an original independent research project.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: HBIO 200
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration closed to the following class level(s): Freshmen, Junior, Sophomore
Class type: Lecture
Days: Monday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: David Raichlen
HBIO 407L: Endocrinology and Metabolism 
Regulation of metabolic pathways and endocrinology in health and metabolic diseases.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: HBIO 302
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration closed to the following class level(s): Freshmen, Junior, Sophomore
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 9:30-10:50am
Instructor: Lorraine Turcotte,Kiki Crawford
HBIO 409: Metabolic Diseases 
Examination of the etiology, prevention, and treatment of metabolic disorders such as diabetes mellitus and obesity that are major threats to public health.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (BISC 220 or BISC 221)
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration closed to the following class level(s): Freshmen, Junior, Sophomore
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Lindsey Schier
HBIO 420L: Applied Human Physiology 
The physiology of the respiratory, cardiovascular, renal, musculoskeletal, digestive, endocrine and nervous systems in humans, with application to human health and pathology.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: HBIO 301 and 1 from (BISC 220 or BISC 221)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MWF
Time: 10:00-10:50am
Instructor: Kurt Kwast
HBIO 435: Neurobiology of Feeding Behavior and Obesity 
Neurobiological systems that control feeding behavior and energy balance with an emphasis on the determinants of obesity.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (BISC 220 or BISC 221)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Scott Kanoski
HBIO 442L: Evaluation and Rehabilitation of Athletic Injuries 
Application of scientific principles to evaluating and rehabilitating athletic injuries. Prerequisites: HBIO 301L. Duplicates credit in former EXSC 442L.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (HBIO 301 or EXSC 301)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture-Lab
Days: Monday
Time: 5:00-7:50pm
Instructor: Helaine Lopes
HBIO 491: Laboratory Experience in Kinesiology 
Practical laboratory experience in basic and applied exercise physiology, biochemistry, and/or biomechanics. Emphasizing development of laboratory techniques. Prerequisites: HBIO 203, HBIO 301, HBIO 302, HBIO 320. Duplicates credit in former EXSC 491.
Units: (2.0-4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (HBIO 203 or HBIO 301 or HBIO 302 or HBIO 320)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture-Lab
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
INDS 100: Topical and Multidisciplinary Seminars 
Small group investigation from an interdisciplinary perspective.
Units: (1.0-4.0 units, max 12)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
INDS 101: Directed Research and Tutorials 
Research and Study with LAS Faculty Associates and other faculty.
Units: (1.0-4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
INDS 102: Field Study 
In-service experience in a variety of off-campus institutions under the supervision of an LAS Faculty Associate.
Units: (1.0-4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
INDS 300: Topical and Multidisciplinary Seminars 
Small group investigation from an interdisciplinary perspective.
Units: (1.0-4.0 units, max 12)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
INDS 301: Directed Research and Tutorials 
Research and study with LAS Faculty Associates and other faculty.
Units: (1.0-4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
INDS 302: Field Study 
In-service experience in a variety of off-campus institutions under the supervision of an LAS Faculty Associate.
Units: (1.0-4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
INDS 400: Topical and Multidisciplinary Seminars 
Small group investigation from an interdisciplinary perspective.
Units: (1.0-4.0 units, max 12)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
INDS 401: Directed Research and Tutorials 
Research and study with LAS Faculty Associates and other faculty.
Units: (1.0-4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
INDS 402: Field Study 
In-service experience in a variety of off-campus institutions under the supervision of an LAS Faculty Associate.
Units: (1.0-4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
INDS 494: Senior Thesis 
Writing the IDM senior thesis under the supervision of a faculty guidance committee.
Units: (1.0-8.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
IR 101xgw: International Relations 
Basic concepts of world affairs for non-majors. Development ofcompetency to understand and critically evaluate global relationsand international events, stressing empirical approaches. Not available for major credit.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Wayne Sandholtz
IR 150xg: Environmental Issues in Society 
Exploration of the major social, political, economic, religious, and philosophical disagreements that exist between scholars, leaders, and citizens concerning today's most serious environmental issues and problems. Not available for credit to environmental studies majors and minors.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Sean Fraga
IR 210gw: International Relations: Introductory Analysis 
Comprehensive introduction to contending theoretical and analytical approaches; development of critical, evaluative, cognitive, and analytical competencies regarding historical and contemporary issues.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 3:30-4:50pm
Instructor: Han-Hui Hsieh
IR 212: Historical Approaches to International Relations 
Introduction to historical research methods with an emphasis on historical texts and modes of discourse.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Douglas Becker
IR 213: The Global Economy 
Economic and political concepts necessary to the understanding of the modern global economy. Topics include international trade, foreign investment and migration.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Iva Bozovic
IR 310: Peace and Conflict Studies 
Interdisciplinary study of the pursuit of peace, including causes of wars, arms races, conflict resolution, peace movements, nonviolent resistance, and peace with justice.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 5:00-6:20pm
Instructor: Douglas Becker
IR 313: Religions and Political Violence 
An introduction to debates about the intersection of religion and conflict in politics and international affairs; theoretical, classical, and contemporary issues.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Wednesday
Time: 5:30-8:20pm
Instructor: Ronald Osborn
IR 316: Gender and Global Issues 
An examination of the role women have played in world politics focusing on issues of war and peace, the environment and the global economy.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 8:30-9:50am
IR 319: Human Security and Humanitarian Intervention 
Explore causes of human security, international responses to issues like violence, displacement and climate change; and the costs, benefits and effects of humanitarian intervention.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Wednesday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Ronald Osborn
IR 320: Technology and International Relations 
Impact of technological advances to global security and development. Focus on surveillance and cyber conflict; nuclear weaponry, aviation and UAVs missiles and BMD; submarines and ASW.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 3:30-4:50pm
Instructor: Robert English
IR 329: The Global Finance and Monetary Regime 
The international financial and monetary regime, its evolution and the problems facing it today
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Nina Rathbun
IR 330: Politics of the World Economy 
Exploration of questions and concepts in international economics and politics, especially as they relate to flows of trade, capital, people, and problems across borders.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Carol Wise
IR 331: The Global Economy 2040 
Examination of key ideas from economics, demography and technology. Guest lecturers illuminate possible conditions of the Global Economy in 2040.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Jonathan Aronson,John Eatwell
IR 333: China in International Affairs 
Economic reform, the open door, and China's changing role in the international system. Relations with the United States, Japan, and other key powers in Asia. Tensions between the interests of American business and the human rights community over China policy.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 9:30-10:50am
Instructor: Victoria Chonn Ching
IR 343: U.S. Foreign Policy Since World War II 
Analysis of U.S. foreign policy since 1945 as a basis for understanding significant new trends. Explanation of contemporary issues in U.S. relations with other nations.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 8:30-9:50am
Instructor: Derek Grossman
IR 349: International Law and Politics 
Exploration of international law and international politics, including sovereignty, war, international tribunals, the environment, and human rights.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 9:30-10:50am
Instructor: Wayne Sandholtz
IR 359: The United States and the Middle East 
Critical perspectives on U.S. relations with the Middle East, including the discourses surrounding democracy and globalization.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Fayez Hammad
IR 362: The International Relations of the Contemporary Middle East 
Introduction to problems and issues in the Middle East today: religio-ethnic rivalries, conflicting nationalisms and ideologies, the Arab-Israeli conflict, Middle East oil.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 5:00-6:20pm
Instructor: Fayez Hammad
IR 365: Politics and Democracy in Latin America 
Examines Latin America's experience with democracy emphasizing events since the 1980s. Analyzes the roles of interest groups, ideology, domestic politics, bureaucratic processes, perceptions and analogical reasoning.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 5:00-6:20pm
Instructor: Gerardo Munck
IR 366: Mexico and its Relations with the United States 
Analysis of Mexico and U.S.-Mexico relations, both historically and in the present day, to understand better the challenges in this key bilateral relationship.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Pamela Starr
IR 382w: Order and Disorder in Global Affairs 
Modern and post-modern perspectives on changes in the inter-state system, relations among cultures and civilizations, the conditions of ecologically sustainable human development.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 8:00-9:20am
Instructor: Han-Hui Hsieh
IR 384: Asian Security Issues 
Introduction to key security trends in the Asia-Pacific region, emphasizing strategic competition between U.S., Russia, and China; regional military capabilities; rise of neutrality politics.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Derek Grossman
IR 391: Directed International Relations Field Study 
Intensive internship experience in international relations professional areas with academic research component (may be repeated for credit different semesters)
Units: (2.0-4.0 units, max 8)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Jeffrey Fields
IR 413: Applied Data Science for International Relations 2 
Intermediate statistical computing and data visualization in R. Focus the on graphical presentation of complex statistical relationships. Students create publication-ready figures for actual faculty research projects.
Units: (2.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: IR 210 and IR 211 and 1 from (IR 412 or IR 307)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Friday
Time: 12:00-1:50pm
Instructor: Benjamin A.T. Graham
IR 420: Political Economy of Corruption 
Examines causes, consequences and how to combat corruption as an economic, political and social problem.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Iva Bozovic
IR 425: The New Triangle: China, the U.S. and Latin America 
China's rise in the international political economy raises policy research questions, including an analysis of how this trend relates to U.S and Latin American relations. Recommended preparation: Micro and macro economics
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tuesday
Time: 5:00-7:50pm
Instructor: Carol Wise
IR 427: Seminar on Economics and Security 
Introduction to important economic issue areas that are understood as security-related in the contemporary world: population, food, trade, debt, etc.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tuesday
Time: 5:00-7:50pm
Instructor: Pamela Starr
IR 443: Formulation of U.S. Foreign Policy 
Critical discussion of alternative approaches explaining the formulation and implementation of U.S. foreign policy: domestic politics, organizational processes, group dynamics, individual personality and perception.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tuesday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Nina Rathbun
IR 466: Contemporary Issues in Latin American Politics 
Focus on current politics in Latin America. Address a range of themes: electoral democracy, citizenship, political inclusion, human rights, corruption, economic inequality.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Monday
Time: 2:00-4:50pm
Instructor: Monica Unda Gutierrez
IR 490x: Directed Research 
Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit.
Units: (1.0-8.0 units, max 12)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
Instructor: Sally Pratt
IR 553: Global Internet Governance 
Explores cybersecurity, privacy, network neutrality and other critical issues in internet governance through the lenses of international political economy and media theories.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Monday
Time: 5:00-7:50pm
Instructor: Hernan Galperin
IRAN 150: Persian II 
Continuation of Persian I. Prerequisite: IRAN 120. (Duplicates credit in former MDES 150)
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (IRAN 120 or MDES 120)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MTuWTh
Time: 11:00-11:50am
Instructor: Peyman Nojoumian
IRAN 250: Persian IV 
Continuing Intermediate Persian (Farsi). Building conversational skills, listening and reading comprehension, grammar and vocabulary necessary for intermediate level spoken and written expression. Prerequisite: IRAN 220. (Duplicates credit in former MDES 250)
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: IRAN 220
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MTuWTh
Time: 12:00-12:50pm
Instructor: Peyman Nojoumian
IRAN 350: Advanced Persian II 
Continuation of Advanced Persian I. Prerequisite: IRAN 320. (Duplicates credit in former MDES 350)
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: IRAN 320
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 2:00-3:50pm
Instructor: Peyman Nojoumian
ITAL 012x: Italian 120 Language Practicum 
English grammar as it relates to Italian in order to improve students' Italian language skills; explicit pronunciation and intonation practice. Requires concurrent enrollment in either ITAL 120 Italian I or MPVA 260 Italian Language and Diction.
Units: (1.0 unit)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
ITAL 015x: Italian 150 Language Practicum 
English grammar as it relates to Italian in order to improve students Italian language skills; explicit pronunciation and intonation practice.
Units: (1.0 unit)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (ITAL 120 or MPVA 260)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
ITAL 120: Italian I 
Introduction to current Italian. Oral practice, hearing and reading comprehension; grammar necessary for simple spoken and written expression. Lecture, classroom drill, laboratory drill.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 10:00-11:50am
Instructor: Francesca Leardini
ITAL 121: Italian Language and Diction 
Developing competence in listening, vocal pronunciation, speaking, singing, International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), reading and writing Italian. Emphasizes musical texts including Italian song and operatic arias.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MTuTh
Time: 12:00-12:50pm
Instructor: Lisa Sylvester,
ITAL 150: Italian II 
Continuation of Italian I.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (ITAL 120 or MPVA 260)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TuWThF
Time: 11:00-11:50am
Instructor: Francesca Ricciardelli
ITAL 175: Accelerated Italian for Speakers of Spanish and Other Romance Languages 
Accelerated introduction to written and spoken Italian for students with a high level of proficiency in Spanish or another Romance Language. Students completing this course may enroll in the third semester of the basic language sequence ITAL 220.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (SPAN 220 or FREN 220 or PORT 220)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 4:00-5:50pm
Instructor: James Fortney
ITAL 220: Italian III 
Continuation of Italian II. Review of structure of the language, drill in aural and reading comprehension, practice in oral expression.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (ITAL 150 or ITAL 175)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MTuWTh
Time: 11:00-11:50am
Instructor: Alessio Filippi
ITAL 222: Italian Professional Internship: Communication and Culture 
Combined classroom discussion and supervised internship at companies. Practical experience in applying communication and cultural knowledge in a professional employment context.
Units: (2.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: ITAL 220
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Wednesday
Time: 5:00-6:20pm
Instructor: Francesca Ricciardelli
ITAL 240: Italian IV 
Continuation of Italian III. Review and expand upon abilities to create with the language in concrete exchanges, descriptions, comparisons, questions and discussions relevant to current issues and topics.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: ITAL 220
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 4:00-5:50pm
Instructor: Antonio Idini
ITAL 300g: Inventing Modern Italy 
An interdisciplinary introduction to the literary, artistic, and political movements which contributed to the shaping of modern Italy. Taught in English.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture-Discussion
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 9:00-10:50am
Instructor: Gian-Maria Annovi
ITAL 381: Storytelling in the Italian Tradition 
Reading and close textual scrutiny of major short stories from Boccaccio's Decameron to the present. Conducted in English. (Duplicates credit in former ITAL 462)
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Margaret Rosenthal
ITAL 382g: Dante 
Analysis of the Divina Commedia and other works. Conducted in English. (Duplicates credit in former ITAL 450)
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Ruggero Sciuto
ITAL 461: Italian Theatre 
Italian dramatic literature from the earliest written documents to the present. Reading and close textual scrutiny of plays by major dramatists from the Renaissance to the present. Taught in Italian.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (ITAL 320 or ITAL 300)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 9:30-10:50am
Instructor: Francesca Leardini
ITAL 490x: Directed Research 
Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit.
Units: (1.0-8.0 units, max 12)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
JS 100gp: Jewish History 
Major ideas, personalities, and movements in Jewish history from antiquity to the present in light of the interaction of the Jews with the general culture.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Joshua Garroway,Leah Hochman
JS 180gp: Judaism 
Jewish beliefs, practices, and history from the biblical period to the present; Judaic contributions to Western civilization.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Reuven Firestone,Leah Hochman
JS 211gw: The Holocaust 
Historical background and responses to the Holocaust, withspecial emphasis on ethical implications.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Discussion
Days: Thursday
Time: 4:30-5:20pm
Instructor: Timothy Werlinger
JS 370gp: Digs and Dispute: Religion and Archaeology in Israel 
Investigates contemporary conflicts in the discovery of the ancient world. Students will ask essential questions about the power of discovering and showcasing specific narratives.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Kristine Garroway,Leah Hochman
JS 402: Jews, Judaism and Race 
Examine the history of race and racialization in Jewish life, culture and history across the world and the impact of race on Jewish tradition.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 9:30-10:50am
JS 490x: Directed Research 
Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit.
Units: (1.0-8.0 units, max 12)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
JS 590: Directed Research 
Research leading to the master's degree. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.
Units: (1.0-12.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
LAT 120: Latin I 
Essentials of Latin grammar and vocabulary.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MTuWTh
Time: 9:00-9:50am
Instructor: Madeline Thayer
LAT 150: Latin II 
Essentials of Latin grammar and vocabulary, continued. Basic reading skills.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: LAT 120
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: MTuWTh
Time: 10:00-10:50am
Instructor: Madeline Thayer
LAT 222: Latin III 
Reading Latin literature. Introduction to reading and translation of classical Latin prose and poetry. Extensive grammar review.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: LAT 150
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Brandon Bourgeois
LAT 365: Latin Literature of the Silver Age 
Readings in Senica, Martial, Pliny and other respresentative writers.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Daniel Richter
LING 110g: In a Word 
Words as a gateway to the human mind. How words are stored, comprehended and retrieved. How words are constructed. Words and concepts. Words and social constructs. The processing and the acquisition of words in normal and atypical children and adults.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Hajime Hoji
LING 115gw: Language and Society 
Discourse patterns among diverse social groups in institutional and interpersonal settings; interrelationships among language practices and gender, socioeconomic status, ethnicity; social structures and cultural values as reflected in language policies and practices.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Mary Byram Washburn
LING 210g: Introduction to Linguistics 
Empirical study of the sounds and structures of human language;syntax and semantics; language change; linguistic universals.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Sandra Disner
LING 285Lg: Human Language and Technology 
Study of human linguistic competence and technologies that simulate it. Phonetics, vibration and signal processing, speech recognition, neural networks.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 2:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Khalil Iskarous
LING 301: Introduction to Phonology and Morphology 
A survey of topics in phonology and morphology.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: LING 210
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Stephanie Shih
LING 402: Advanced Syntax 
Advanced study of topics in syntax.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: (LING 302 and LING 210)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Steven Foley
LING 406: Psycholinguistics 
Experimental and theoretical aspects of how spoken and written language is produced and understood, learned during childhood, and affected by brain damage.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: 1 from (LING 210 or PSYC 100)
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 3:30-4:50pm
Instructor: Jason Zevin
LING 415: Phonetics 
Familiarization with the articulation and transcription of speech sounds. Also vocal tract anatomy, acoustics, speech technology, non-English sounds, perception. Includes laboratory exercises.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tue, Thu
Time: 12:30-1:50pm
Instructor: Louis Goldstein
LING 485: Field Methodology 
Elicitation techniques and methodological principles; recording and analysis of phonological, syntactic and semantic structures; practical approaches to procedures used in urban and rural settings.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Travis Major
LING 487: Speech Synthesis and Recognition 
Introduction to speech synthesis and speech recognition technologies from both a phonetics point of view and a computational point of view.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: LING 285
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Khalil Iskarous
LING 490x: Directed Research 
Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit.
Units: (1.0-8.0 units, max 12)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
LING 497: Honors Thesis 
Writing of the honors thesis. Registration is restricted to honors students.
Units: (4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Restriction:  Registration closed to the following major(s): Linguistics
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
LING 531b: Phonology 
Traditional views of phonology; generative phonology; current developments in phonological research and theory.
Units: (3.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: LING 531A
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Wednesday
Time: 12:30-3:00pm
LING 535: Syntax and Grammatical Theory 
Principles and comparison of modern theories of grammar with special reference to syntax.
Units: (3.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Wednesday
Time: 9:30-11:50am
Instructor: Steven Foley
LING 536: Advanced Semantics 
Intensive work in semantic theory, in preparation for a research specialization in the area.
Units: (3.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tuesday
Time: 10:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Deniz Rudin
LING 540: Field Methods of Linguistics 
Recording and analysis of a living language as employed by a native speaker of that language.
Units: (3.0 units, max 6)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Mon, Wed
Time: 11:00-12:20pm
Instructor: Travis Major
LING 582: Experimental Phonetics 
Source-filter theory, acoustic corrrelates of speech sounds, vocal tract and auditory physiology, coarticulation and motor coordination, speech technology including synthesis and recognition, experimental design and statistics, and speech perception.
Units: (3.0 units)
Prerequisites: Prerequisite: LING 580
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Thursday
Time: 3:00-5:20pm
Instructor: Louis Goldstein
LING 586: Advanced Psycholinguistics 
Current issues in psycholinguistic theory.
Units: (3.0 units, max 9)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: Tuesday
Time: 1:00-3:20pm
Instructor: Elsi Kaiser
LING 590: Directed Research 
Research leading to the master's degree. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.
Units: (1.0-12.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA
LING 595: Directed Readings 
Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department.
Units: (1.0-4.0 units)
Prerequisites: Not available
Restrictions: Not available
Class type: Lecture
Days: TBA
Time: TBA