The Division of Information Technology offers instructional support on a noncredit basis for UC Davis students who want to learn to use computers and computer software. Hands-on seminars cover a wide range of electronic communication topics including electronic mail, accessing the campus network both directly and via modem, and Internet tools for Macintosh, Windows and Unix. ESP is comprised of a traditional lecture component and an innovative laboratory component, where students meet in small groups to discuss, study and solve both routine and challenging calculus problems. Because calculus is a critical course for so many majors, ESP is aimed primarily at ensuring success in calculus. This certificate will enhance a resume, providing a competitive edge in the job market after graduation.
Admission is subject to the approval of the course instructor.
Over 200 course offerings at UC Davis provide students with a greater appreciation of the history, cultural backgrounds, social situation, and political condition of underrepresented ethnic groups, women, gays and lesbians, and persons with disabilities in the United States.