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The ultimate university experience awaits you this summer at the University of California, Irvine. Over a short amount of time, UC Irvine has been recognized globally for its excellence in academics and research. Our ranking as #1 in the U.S. and #7 in the world, in a Times Higher Education analysis on the best universities under 50 years old, is a testament to the caliber of our academic reputation. UC Irvine combines the strengths of a large, dynamic research university with the friendly feel of a small college, and incredible bounty of an incomparable Southern California location.
Join the diverse student body of 12,000 students in the summer.
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Money magazine ranked UCI 13th among the nation’s four-year colleges and universities delivering the most value, 3rd best public university in the nation and the #1 university for beach lovers
#9 among the nation’s best public universities by U.S. News & World Report The Paul Merage School of Business is ranked among the top business schools by U.S. News and World Report, Business Week, and the Financial Times #1 out of 179 schools in a New York Times measure of access to college for lower-and middle-income students
3 UC Irvine researchers have been awarded Nobel Prizes
Irvine is the safest big city in America for 10 consecutive years – Federal Bureau of Investigation Students at UCI come from across the U.S. and over 87 countries are represented
Calendar of Sessions Enrollment Begins: March 1 Session I: June 18 - July 28 10-Week Session: June 18 - August 26 Session II: July 30 - September 8
Table of Contents Expand your Horizons in Diverse and Beautiful Irvine Living at UCI: Student Housing & Campus Life
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The Anteater University Experience
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How to Apply
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Studying at UCI / The Academics
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Preview of Classes
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Campus Map
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2016 Important Dates
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2 Quick Facts about Irvine • Population (2015): 250,384 • One of America’s safest cities • Ranked #6 as one of the Best Places to Live by Money magazine (2012), and one of the most educated towns in America. • June - September temperatures: 25 - 28°C daytime and 15 - 18°C evening
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• Off-street bicycle trails: 65km • Community and neighborhood parks: 53 • Tech-savvy community • Irvine international businesses represent banking and finance, electronics, design, manufacturing, biotechnology/medicine
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• Most diverse population in Orange County HOLLYWOOD LOS ANGELES DISNEYLAND
Expand your Horizons in Diverse and Beautiful Irvine
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Southern California is a major tourist destination with amazing arts, culture, and adventure all within short distances of each other. Irvine has a domestic airport and trains so participants can travel anywhere in California or the U.S. relatively quickly. • Hit the sandy and friendly beaches of Huntington, Newport, and Laguna for sunbathing or a surf lesson. • Find thrills and excitement on rollercoasters at theme parks such as Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm, Six Flags or Universal Studios. • Stay active! Run around the heart of our campus, Aldrich Park, or rock climb and take a fitness class at UC Irvine’s Anteater Recreation Center. • Try new foods – Indian, Thai, Japanese, Korean, and Mediterranean all within walking distance. Or try a student favorite, In-N-Out, for the best hamburgers, fries, and milkshakes. • Get out of town for a day and head north to Los Angeles for the sights and sounds of Hollywood, Santa Monica Pier, Downtown LA, and Beverly Hills. Or head south to San Diego by train to explore the rich Spanish and Mexican influences on the city and visit the animals at the San Diego Zoo, Sea World, or Safari Park. More details at summer.uci.edu/international
Living at
UCI
Student Housing
Student Support
The Residence Halls or “houses” in Arroyo Vista are a short walk from main campus and are surrounded by conveniences such as a shopping center and the Anteater Recreation Center, UC Irvine’s state-of-art fitness facilities. Each house is fully furnished and equipped with a central bathroom on each floor, common lounges and kitchens. All rooms are dual occupancy and equipped with internet connections, so students can continue to study or connect with family and friends in the comfort of their room. Each house will have a live-in Residential Advisor to provide assistance and social programming.
Even before you arrive, you have access to a variety of student services to help your academic, personal, and social needs. Our staff will work with you during the enrollment process and will prepare you for your arrival to UC Irvine. Once on campus, you will have access to a wide range of resources including but not limited to Immigration Services, the Student Health Center, Disability Services, and the Counseling Center.
By living on campus you will be part of our multi-cultural community, and will meet, study, and develop friendships with other students. On-campus housing is available for all registered domestic and international Summer Session students. Each house will have cooking supplies and utensils, so you can make the most of your money by preparing meals. There are also plenty of on-campus dining options, including all-you-can-eat dining halls and convenient grab-and-go eateries.
Welcome Weekend -
arrival and orientation
Arroyo Vista Housing is a short walk to classes and the Univesity Center.
or email us at international summer@uci.edu
When you first arrive, Summer Session staff will greet you at the airport and take you to your residence halls. They will help you check-in, pick-up your keys, and settle in. You will meet your new housemates and have some time to relax before our group dinner. On Sunday, we have a mandatory orientation. There you will learn about academic expectations and resources, immigration, safety, and American culture. You will also get to know all of the international students, program interns and staff. For the rest of the day, you have the option of going shopping with us, exploring Irvine, or relaxing in your dorm room!
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4 Summer Activities During the summer, the campus is alive with outdoor activities! The 19-acre botanical Aldrich Park and Student Center are the center of our summer festivals, where all students are encouraged to perform and get involved.
Campus Life A successful summer requires a balance of academic and social life. In between classes and studying, students can participate in a variety of unique Summer Session events and activities or explore what California has to offer with their new friends. With more than 600 student clubs and organizations, students can readily find friends who share their interests, whether academic, environmental, multicultural, social or athletic. Cutting-edge artists, internationally renowned speakers, cultural nights, and student-lead campus events provide opportunities for students to engage at UC Irvine during the summer. The Student Center is where you will find most of the student body between classes, eating, shopping at The Hill, or hanging out at the Anthill Pub and Grille or Zot Zone Games Room. In addition, you will find banks, discounted tickets to attractions, and study space.
(Above) The Sunset Festival, marking the end of Session II, is when our talented and artistic students showcase song, dance, spoken word, and more.
With so much to do and explore, it can be hard to decide what to choose. Each week Summer Session will send e-mails, post on Facebook, and update our blog with event reminders and program communication.
The anteater “…study hard during the week because you will need to have a lot of fun on the weekends. [UCI Summer Session has] really good activities, and please join them all...as I did!” ~ Mayan Tawfik American University Cairo
Trips Throughout each session, our office will organize a variety of cost-effective and time-efficient trips designed to help you experience California culture. During the first week, you will have the ability to sign-up and pay for activities including our weekend trips to Las Vegas, San Francisco, Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks, day trips to West Los Angeles and Hollywood, and amusement parks. Of course, there will be an opportunity to hit the waves at our lively beaches and learn how to surf! Our office will also offer Free Friday excursions to local hot spots, including Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, Balboa Island, and The Spectrum for shopping. Space is limited to students who sign up at the beginning of each week. More details at summer.uci.edu/international
5 Co-Curricular Activities INSIDE UCI: Special lectures offered by UCI faculty involved in cutting-edge research such robotics, human memory and brain research. Tours of advanced technology laboratories and facilities such as the Stem Cell Research Center and a motion-capture lab. Study Skills Workshops focus on time management, surviving lectures, study planning, academic reading, and preparing for exams.
University Experience We’re here for you!
In addition to the staff that help you enroll into the program and provide support when you are at UCI, the International Student Interns organize student activities, events, and study sessions. Some activities you may enjoy are pool parties, game nights, and barbeques. The Interns are undergraduate students of different backgrounds, ages, and majors who are interested in meeting international students and helping with cultural adjustments. Interns may even be in the same classes as students. Every week, Interns will host English Conversation Hours, where students can practice English casually and receive assistance with homework.
or email us at international summer@uci.edu
6 Eligibility To enroll, you must meet the following requirements. • A complete Summer Session enrollment application • Enroll in 6-units or more (maximum of 10 per session) in order to obtain an F-1 student visa • Proof of Funds*: Full-time students must submit a bank statement (in English) certifying that they have sufficient funds to cover the cost of tuition and living expenses for the duration of the program. The following amounts are required: *Prices are in U.S. dollars and are subject to change. o Session 1 - $6200 o Session 2 - $6200 o 10 week Session - $9200 o Session 1 and 2 - $11300
• Proof of English Proficiency o 685 TOEIC o 6.5 IELTS o 3.5 iTEP o TOEFL • 213 Computer Based Test • 79 iBT • 550 Paper Based Test Students who do not meet the English language requirement have the option to enroll in Academic English 29 courses. See page 9.
• Health Insurance (Insurance Waiver Form or Purchase UCI insurance) (See next page for more information)
How to Apply • Apply through an International Registration Center o Your university may be affiliated with UCI Summer Session or an agent • Apply directly to UCI Summer Session via our website
summer.uci.edu/international
o Use the online application - OR Download the application
Step-by-Step Application Process
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Apply to UCI Summer Session online or by downloading the paper application Our team reviews and processes your application UCI Summer Session sends your acceptance letter and I-20 Complete Housing Contract Use your I-20 to apply for a visa interview for an F-1 student visa UCI Summer Session sends you Pre-Departure Materials Purchase your flights Depart for California!
More details at summer.uci.edu/international
7 Health Insurance All students are required to carry proof of health insurance for the duration of the program. When living abroad, you never know when you will need to see a doctor or when an emergency may happen. It can be overwhelming to handle any health-related issues in a new country, which is why we make sure students are prepared. Students can purchase UCI insurance directly from Summer Session for $275 for an entire session. Alternatively, students can provide proof of private insurance and complete a waiver with their application.
Our friendly and knowledgeable staff will help coordinate some unforgettable experiences throughout your stay and will be able to help you plan some of your own – just stop by our office.
Estimated Costs* Expenses vary with the length of your stay. This chart represents the estimated cost of taking two courses (4 units each) during one of the Summer Sessions (six weeks). *Prices are in U.S. dollars and are subject to change. REQUIRED FEES Enrollment Fee: Campus Fee:
$750 $265
Course Fee ($339 per unit):
$2712
Housing:
$1175
Approximate Cost:
$4902
Apply starting March 1st! Courses offered during the summer will fill quickly, so we encourage you to submit your application as soon as possible. Submitting your application earlier will also help ensure students have enough time to apply and obtain an F-1 student visa. Contact our office if you will be sending an application after dates listed.
Visa Support International (non-immigrant) students coming from abroad are required to have valid visas to enter the U.S. Most international students enrolling in Summer Session will obtain an F-1 student visa. UCI Summer Session, in collaboration with UCI Extension, will issue the documentation necessary to obtain an F-1 student visa. Once you have arrived, immigration advisors will be available to assist with travel, medical issues, or any questions regarding your legal status in the U.S. For specific information related to immigration and visas, please visit our website under the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ). There is also general information regarding how to apply for a visa on the U.S. Department of State Website (www.travel.state.gov). or email us at international summer@uci.edu
8 Why Study at UCI? Summer Session offers over 800 courses in 70 academic disciplines. Students will take courses led by world renowned faculty amongst domestic UCI undergraduates. As a visiting student, you have the option to choose courses that will help you fulfill degree requirements at your home university or courses just for interest. This is your summer to grow academically. Students are encouraged to meet with professors and strike up a conversation – some students have been offered opportunities to assist in research on campus. Furthermore, there are plenty of academic resources available on campus to help you with your learning needs such as peer tutors, 5 expansive research libraries, and 6 computer labs with over 400 PCs and Macs.
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After completing your courses, you can obtain an official UCI transcript as proof of your academic participation. This transcript can be added to your Resume/CV or used for future applications to graduate schools in the U.S. or internationally.
What Can I Study? Academic success depends on selecting the right courses that meet your learning needs and interests. Many courses do not have pre-requisite requirements but students are expected to have prior knowledge before enrolling into courses. A full-time course load consists of two 4-unit courses (minimum requirement for an F-1 student visa is 6-units). We do not recommend that students take more than 10-units per session. Students are encouraged to speak to an academic advisor at their home university to receive assistance in selecting transferable courses before starting Summer Session. View all of the courses online on our website with detailed course descriptions. Students can choose how to be evaluated in their courses, but will generally take courses for a letter grade in order to transfer course credit across international institutions. Since UCI is on an academic quarter system, you may be required to convert the units to semester units to receive credit. More details at summer.uci.edu/international
9 UCI Summer Session offers over 800 courses in 70 academic disciplines. Academic English African American Studies Anthropology Art Art History Asian American Studies Biological Sciences Chicano Latino Studies Chemistry Classics Comparative Literature Computer Science Dance Drama
Earth System Science East Asian Languages & Literatures Economics Education English Engineering Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering & Materials Science Computer Science & Engineering Civil & Environmental Engineering Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Film & Media Studies Gender and Sexualities Studies Global Cultures History Humanities Donald Bren School of Information & Computer Sciences Informatics International Studies Linguistics Logic & Philosophy of Science Mathematics Management (Business) Music
Philosophy Pharmaceutical Sciences Physics Political Science Psychology Public Health Religious Studies Social Science Social Ecology Criminology, Law & Society Psychology & Social Behavior Planning, Policy & Design Sociology Statistics
ademics Academic English Students who do not meet the English language requirement may elect to enroll in Academic English 29 courses which will improve their English speaking, writing and conversation skills.
• Advanced Conversation (2 units) • Business English (2 units) • Film, Media and American Culture (2 units) • University Writing & Communication (4 units) • Television, Culture, and Communication (2 units) • American English and Culture through Short Stories (2 units)
“All of the professors were so helpful. I had a meeting with my Money and Banking professor, Mr. Sarraf. He was so helpful, providing suggestions for my career and ways to set and achieve goals for my future.” ~ Paolo Carlomagno Universitá Cattolica del Sacro Cuore
or email us at international summer@uci.edu
10 Preview of Classes The courses listed in this preview are a sample and are subject to change. For the most current and updated course information, visit the Summer Session website at summer.uci.edu and click on the “courses” tab.
The Summer Session staff along with your home university academic advisor can assist you with choosing the courses that best match your academic and career goals. Registration opens on March 1, 2016.
Many of the courses offered at UCI are high-level and might not be appropriate for all students. If you are unsure about the expectations of a course, contact us.
University Holidays (No classes will be held): • Independence Day, July 4 (Monday) • Labor Day, September 5 (Monday)
Course Numbering Chart 1-99
100-199
200-299
300-399
Lower Division Courses
Upper Division Courses
Graduate Courses
Professional Courses
Open to freshmen, sophomores, and high school students; not acceptable for upper division credit.
Session
Ordinarily open to students who have completed at least one lower division course in the given subject or two years of college work.
Course Number and Title
Units
Academic English and ESL
Adequate preparation subject to instructor’s approval, is normally 12 upper division For teachers or semester units of work prospective teachers. basic to the subject matter of the course.
Session
Course Number and Title
Units
Anthropology
S1
AC ENG 22B
ESL Reading and Vocabulary
2
S1
ANTHRO 2A
Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology
4
S1
AC ENG 29
University Writing and Communication
2
S1
ANTHRO 2B
Introduction to Biological Anthropology
4
S1
AC ENG 29
Special Topic: Advanced Conversation
2
S1
ANTHRO 136K
The Woman and the Body
4
S1
AC ENG 29
Television, Culture, and Communication
2
S1
ANTHRO 139
Anthropology of the Paranormal
4
S1
AC ENG 29
American English and Culture through Short Stories
2
S2
ANTHRO 2A
Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology
4
S2
AC ENG 22B
ESL Reading and Vocabulary
2
S2
ANTHRO 2D
Introduction to Language and Culture
4
S2
AC ENG 29
University Writing and Communication
2
S2
ANTHRO 10B
Probability and Statistics
4
S2
AC ENG 29
Special Topic: Advanced Conversation
2
S2
ANTHRO 41A
Global Cultures and Society
4
ANTHRO 139
Game of Thrones and Anthropology
4
S2
AC ENG 29
Film Media and American Culture
2
S2
S2
AC ENG 29
Business English
2
S2
ANTHRO 139
Language and Globalization
4
S2
ANTHRO 152A
Language Origins: Evolution, Genetics, and the Brain
4
African American Studies
Art
S1
AFAM 40A
African American Studies I
4
S2
AFAM 40B
African-American Studies II
4
S1
ART 20A
Basic Drawing I
4
4
S1
ART 30A
Basic Painting I
4
S1
ART 65A
Foundations in Media Design
4
S2
AFAM 143
BPM2: Hip-Hop
More details at summer.uci.edu/international
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Course Number and Title
Units
Art (continued)
Session
Course Number and Title
Units
Biological Sciences (continued)
S1
ART 81A
Digital Filmmaking Production I
4
S2
BIO SCI M122
General Microbiology
4
S1
ART 100
Photoshop
4
S2
BIO SCI D124
Biology of Integrative Medicine
4
S1
ART 100
Digital Photography
4
S2
BIO SCI D136
Human Anatomy
4
S1
ART 101W
Artists as Writers
4
S2
BIO SCI M137
Microbial Genetics
4
S2
ART 20B
Basic Drawing II
4
S2
BIO SCI N165
Brain Disorders and Behavior
4
S2
ART 30B
Basic Painting II
4
S2
BIO SCI E184
Ecology and Diversity of Insects
4
S2
ART 81B
Digital Filmmaking Production II
4
Biomedical Engineering
S2
ART 100
Photoshop
4
S1
BME 1
Introduction to Biomedical Engineering
3
S2
ART 100
Digital Photography
4
S1
BME 50A
Cell and Molecular Engineering
4
S2
ART 101W
Artists as Writers
4
S2
BME 50B
Cell and Molecular Engineering
4
Art History S1
ART HIS 140A
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science Women Artists in Comparative Global Contexts
4
Asian American Studies S2
ASIANAM 55
Asian Americans and the Media
4
Biological Sciences
S10 CBEMS 155
Mechanical Behavior and Design Principles
4
S10 CBEMS 175
Design Failure Investigation
4
Chicano Latino Studies S1
CHC/LAT 183
Multicultural Education in K-12 Schools
4
S1
BIO SCI 9A
Nutrition Science
4
S2
CHC/LAT 64
Introduction to Race and Ethnicity in Political Science
4
S1
BIO SCI 10
The Biology of Human Diseases
4
S2
CHC/LAT 162A
Urban America
4
S1
BIO SCI 36
Drugs and the Brain
4
Chemistry
S1
BIO SCI 38
Mind, Memory, Amnesia, and the Brain
4
S1
CHEM 1A
General Chemistry
4
S1
BIO SCI 93
From DNA to Organisms
4
S1
CHEM 1C
General Chemistry
4
S1
BIO SCI 94
From Organisms to Ecosystems
4
S1
CHEM 1LC
General Chemistry Laboratory
2
S1
BIO SCI 97
Genetics
4
S1
CHEM 1LE
Accelerated General Chemistry Lab
3
S1
BIO SCI 98
Biochemistry
4
S1
CHEM 51A
Organic Chemistry
4
S1
BIO SCI D103
Cell Biology
4
S1
CHEM 51B
Organic Chemistry
4
S1
BIO SCI D104
Developmental Biology
4
S1
CHEM 51LB
Organic Chemistry Laboratory
2
S1
BIO SCI E106
Processes in Ecology and Evolution
4
S1
CHEM 51LD
Organic Chemistry Laboratory
2
S1
BIO SCI N110
Neurobiology and Behavior
4
S10 CHEM 177L
Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory
3
S1
BIO SCI E112L
Physiology Laboratory
4
S2
CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
4
S1
BIO SCI M116L
Molecular Biology Laboratory
5
S2
CHEM 1LD
General Chemistry Laboratory
2
S1
BIO SCI M118L
Experimental Microbiology Laboratory
5
S2
CHEM 5
Scientific Computing Skills
4
S1
BIO SCI M122
General Microbiology
4
S2
CHEM 51B
Organic Chemistry
4
S1
BIO SCI D170
Applied Human Anatomy
6
S2
CHEM 51LB
Organic Chemistry Laboratory
2
S2
BIO SCI 1A
Life Sciences
4
S2
CHEM 51C
Organic Chemistry
4
S2
BIO SCI 9J
Biology of Oriental Medicine
4
S2
CHEM 51LC
Organic Chemistry Laboratory
2
S2
BIO SCI 35
The Brain and Behavior
4
S2
CHEM 128
Introduction to Chemical Biology
4
S2
BIO SCI 94
From Organisms to Ecosystems
4
Classics
S2
BIO SCI 99
Molecular Biology
4
S1
CLASSIC 36A
The Formation of Ancient Greek Society: Early Greece
4
S2
BIO SCI 100
Scientific Writing
3
S1
CLASSIC 45A
Classical Mythology: The Gods
4
S2
BIO SCI E106
Processes in Ecology and Evolution
4
S1
CLASSIC 45B
Classical Mythology: The Heroes
4
S2
BIO SCI E109
Human Physiology
4
S2
CLASSIC 45A
Classical Mythology: The Gods
4
S2
BIO SCI D111L
Developmental and Cell Biology Laboratory
4
S2
CLASSIC 45B
Classical Mythology: The Heroes
4
S2
BIO SCI E112L
Physiology Laboratory
4
S2
BIO SCI M118L
Experimental Microbiology Laboratory
5
or email us at international summer@uci.edu
12 Session
Course Number and Title
Units
Comparative Literature S2
COM LIT 9
Imaginning Home - Migration, Diaspora, and Multiculturalism
Session
Course Number and Title
Units
Economics 4
Computer Science S1
COMPSCI 132
Computer Networks
4
S1
COMPSCI 151
Digital Logic Design
4
S10 COMPSCI 141
Concepts in Programming Languages I
4
S10 COMPSCI 161
Design and Analysis of Algorithms
4
S2
COMPSCI 133
Advanced Computer Networks
4
S2
COMPSCI 152
Computer Systems Architecture
4
Criminology, Law and Society S1
CRM/LAW C7
Introduction to Criminology, Law and Society
4
S1
CRM/LAW C127
Hate Crimes
4
S1
CRM/LAW C131
Organized Crime and American Society
4
S1
CRM/LAW C142
White-Collar Crime
4
S1
CRM/LAW C176
Classics in Crime Cinema
4
S2
CRM/LAW C7
Introduction to Criminology, Law and Society
4
S2
CRM/LAW C10
Fundamentals of Criminology, Law and Society
4
S2
CRM/LAW C108 Criminological Theory
4
Computer Science and Engineering
S1
ECON 13
Global Economy
4
S1
ECON 15A
Probability and Statistics in Economics I
4
S1
ECON 15B
Probability and Statistics in Economics II
4
S1
ECON 25
The Economics of Accounting Decisions
4
S1
ECON 100A
Intermediate Economics I
4
S1
ECON 100B
Intermediate Economic II
4
S1
ECON 100C
Intermediate Economic III
4
S1
ECON 122A
Applied Econometrics I
4
S1
ECON 122B
Applied Econometrics II
4
S1
ECON 132A
Introduction to Financial Investments
4
S1
ECON 134A
Corporate Finance
4
S1
ECON 149W
Cultural Economics
4
S1
ECON 161A
Money and Banking
4
S2
ECON 13
Global Economy
4
S2
ECON 15A
Probability and Statistics in Economics I
4
S2
ECON 15B
Probability and Statistics in Economics II
4
S2
ECON 20A
Basic Economics I
4
S2
ECON 25
The Economics of Accounting Decisions
4
S2
ECON 100A
Intermediate Economics I
4
S1
CSE 31
Introduction to Digital Systems
4
S2
ECON 100B
Intermediate Economic II
4
S1
CSE 50
Discrete-Time Signals and Systems
4
S2
ECON 100C
Intermediate Economic III
4
S1
CSE 70A
Network Analysis I
4
S2
ECON 116A
Game Theory I
4
S10 CSE 41
Introduction to Programming
4
S2
ECON 122A
Applied Econometrics I
4
S10 CSE 141
Concepts in Programming Languages I
4
S2
ECON 122B
Applied Econometrics II
4
S10 CSE 161
Design and Analysis of Algorithms
4
S2
ECON 135
Mathematics of Finance
4
S2
Introduction to Digital Logic Laboratory
3
S2
ECON 140
Managerial Economics
4
CSE 31L
Drama
S2
ECON 157
Economic Development
4
S1
DRAMA 15
Performance Now
4
S2
ECON 167
International Trade and Commercial Policy
4
S1
DRAMA 130
Intermediate Acting
4
S2
DRAMA 11
The Rock and Roll Spectacle Show
4
Education
S2
DRAMA 50E
Introduction to Stage Management
4
Multicultural Education in K-12 Schools
4
S2
DRAMA 135
Business of Show Business
4
S2
DRAMA 135
Acting for Camera
4
East Asian Languages and Literatures S1
E ASIAN 40
Understanding Korean Society Through Fiction and Film
4
S1
E ASIAN 150
Samurai Literature of Medieval Japan
4
Earth Systems Science S1
EARTHSS 1
Introduction to Earth System Science
4
S1
EARTHSS 21
On Thin Ice: Climate Change and the Cryosphere
4
S1
EARTHSS 134
Fundamentals of GIS for Environmental Sciences
4
S2
EARTHSS 5
The Atmosphere
4
S2
EARTHSS 23
Air Pollution: From Urban Smog to Global Change
4
S1
EDUC 124
Electrical Engineering & Computer Science S1
EECS 31
Introduction to Digital Systems
4
S1
EECS 50
Discrete-Time Signals and Systems
4
S1
EECS 70A
Network Analysis I
4
S1
EECS 70LA
Network Analysis I Laboratory
1
S1
EECS 148
Computer Networks
4
S2
EECS 10
Computational Methods in Electrical and Computer Engineering
4
S2
EECS 31L
Introduction to Digital Logic Laboratory
3
S2
EECS 55
Engineering Probability
4
S2
EECS 70B
Network Analysis II
4
S2
EECS 70LB
Network Analysis II Laboratory
1
More details at summer.uci.edu/international
13 Session
Course Number and Title
Units
English
Session
Course Number and Title
Units
History
S1
ENGLISH 100
Introduction to Literary Theory
4
S1
HISTORY 12
Hacking the Humanities
4
S1
ENGLISH 102C
Contested Sites in Nineteenth-Century American Literature
4
S1
HISTORY 21A
World: Innovations
4
S1
HISTORY 21B
World: Empires and Revolutions
4
S2
ENGLISH 28E
The Craft of Fiction
4
S1
HISTORY 36A
The Formation of Ancient Greek Society: Early Greece
4
S2
ENGLISH 102D
Postcolonial Literature and Theory
4
S1
HISTORY 40B
Nineteenth-Century U.S.: Crisis and Expansion
4
S2
ENGLISH 103
Shakespeare
4
S1
HISTORY 40C
Modern America: Culture and Power
4
S2
HISTORY 16A
World Religions I
4
Communications in the Professional World
4
S2
HISTORY 21C
World: Wars and Rights
4
S10 ENGR 150
Mechanics of Structures
4
S2
HISTORY 40A
Colonial America: New Worlds
4
S2
Communications in the Professional World
4
S2
HISTORY 70E
History of Islam
4
Engineering S1
ENGR 190W ENGR 190W
Civil and Environmental Engineering
S2
HISTORY 135G
Language Origins: Evolution, Genetics, and the Brain
4
Civil Engineering Practicum II
3
S2
HISTORY 183
U.S. Russian Relations
4
S10 ENGRCEE 150
Mechanics of Materials
4
S2
HISTORY 183
Language and Globalization
4
S2
Introduction to Computational Engineering Problem Solving
4
Donald Bren School of Information and Computer Sciences
S1
ENGRCEE 81B ENGRCEE 20
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering S1
ENGRMAE 57
Manufacturing Processes in Engineering
S1
ENGRMAE 130A Introduction to Fluid Mechanics
S1
I&C SCI 6B
Boolean Algebra and Logic
4
2
S1
I&C SCI 139W
Critical Writing on Information Technology
4
4
S10 I&C SCI 31
Introduction to Programming
4
S10 ENGRMAE 52
Computer-Aided Design
4
S2
I&C SCI 6D
Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science
4
S10 ENGRMAE 115
Applied Engineering Thermodynamics
4
S2
I&C SCI 139W
Critical Writing on Information Technology
4
S10 ENGRMAE 150
Mechanics of Structures
4
Informatics
S10 ENGRMAE 150L
Mechanics of Structures Laboratory
1
S1
Introduction to Software Engineering
4
S10 ENGRMAE 156
Mechanical Behavior and Design Principles
4
S10 IN4MATX 101
Concepts in Programming Languages I
4
S10 ENGRMAE 170
Introduction to Control Systems
4
International Studies
S2
ENGRMAE 10
Introduction to Engineering Computations
4
S1
INTL ST 13
Global Economy
4
S2
ENGRMAE 120
Heat and Mass Transfer
4
S1
INTL ST 154B
Human Rights
4
S2
ENGRMAE 130B Introduction to Viscous and Compressible Flows
4
S2
INTL ST 11
Global Cultures and Society
4
Film and Media Studies
IN4MATX 43
S2
INTL ST 13
Global Economy
4
4
S2
INTL ST 114A
International Political Economy
4
FLM&MDA 139W Writing on Film and Media
4
S2
INTL ST 140A
Approaches to International Relations
4
S2
FLM&MDA 85A
Introduction to Film and Visual Analysis
4
S2
INTL ST 179
U.S. Russian Relations
4
S2
FLM&MDA 161
Global Sports and Media
4
S2
INTL ST 189
Language and Globalization
4
S1
FLM&MDA 112
S1
Science Fiction and Technophobia
French
Japanese
S1
FRENCH S1AB
Fundamentals of French
7.5
S1
JAPANSE S1AB
Fundamentals of Japanese
7.5
S1
FRENCH S2AB
Intermediate French
6
S2
JAPANSE S1BC
Fundamentals of Japanese
7.5
S2
FRENCH S1BC
Fundamentals of French
7.5
Linguistics
S2
FRENCH S2BC
Intermediate French
6
S1
LINGUIS 3
Introduction to Linguistics
4
S2
LINGUIS 3
Introduction to Linguistics
4
S2
LINGUIS 68
Introduction to Language and Culture
4
S2
LINGUIS 175
Language Origins: Evolution, Genetics, and the Brain
4
Gender and Sexuality Studies S2
GEN&SEX 50C
Gender and Popular Culture
4
Global Cultures S2
GLBLCLT 103B
Language and Globalization
4
S2
GLBLCLT 105
Language Origins: Evolution, Genetics, and the Brain
4
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Logic and Philosophy of Science
Session
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Philosophy
S1
LPS 29
Critical Reasoning
4
S1
PHILOS 4
Introduction to Ethics
4
S1
LPS 30
Introduction to Symbolic Logic
4
S1
PHILOS 13
History of Contemporary Philosophy
4
S2
LPS 31
Introduction to Inductive Logic
4
S1
PHILOS 29
Critical Reasoning
4
S1
PHILOS 30
Introduction to Symbolic Logic
4
Mathematics S1
MATH 2A
Single-Variable Calculus
4
S2
PHILOS 1
Introduction to Philosophy
4
S1
MATH 2B
Single-Variable Calculus
4
S2
PHILOS 4
Introduction to Ethics
4
S1
MATH 2D
Multivariable Calculus
4
S2
PHILOS 12
History of Modern Philosophy
4
S1
MATH 3A
Introduction to Linear Algebra
4
S2
PHILOS 31
Introduction to Inductive Logic
4
S1
MATH 3D
Elementary Differential Equations
4
Pharmaceutical Sciences
S1
MATH 4
Mathematics for Economists
4
S1
PHRMSCI 90
Speaking About Science
4
S1
MATH 13
Introduction to Abstract Mathematics
4
S1
PHRMSCI 120
Human Physiology
4
S1
MATH 105A
Numerical Analysis
4
S1
PHRMSCI 170A
Molecular Pharmacology I
4
S1
MATH 105LA
Numerical Analysis Laboratory
1
S10 PHRMSCI 174L
Biopharmaceutics & Nanomedicine Lab
3
S1
MATH 130A
Probability and Stochastic Processes
4
S10 PHRMSCI 177L
Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory
3
S2
MATH 2A
Single-Variable Calculus
4
S2
PHRMSCI 90
Speaking About Science
4
S2
MATH 2B
Single-Variable Calculus
4
S2
PHRMSCI 120L
Human Physiology Lab
3
S2
MATH 2D
Multivariable Calculus
4
S2
PHRMSCI 170B
Molecular Pharmacology II
4
S2
MATH 2E
Multivariable Calculus
4
S2
PHRMSCI 171
Physical Biochemistry
4
S2
MATH 3A
Introduction to Linear Algebra
4
S2
PHRMSCI 173
Pharmacotherapy
4
S2
MATH 3D
Elementary Differential Equations
4
Physics
S2
MATH 4
Mathematics for Economists
4
S1
PHYSICS 3B
Basic Physics
4
S2
MATH 13
Introduction to Abstract Mathematics
4
S1
PHYSICS 7C
Classical Physics
4
S2
MATH 121A
Linear Algebra
4
S1
PHYSICS 7D
Classical Physics
4
S2
MATH 176
Mathematics of Finance
4
S1
PHYSICS 7LC
Classical Physics Laboratory
1
S1
PHYSICS 7LD
Classical Physics Laboratory
1
Management S1
MGMT 7
Statistics for Business Decision Making
4
S10 PHYSICS 2
Introduction to Mathematical Methods for Physics
4
S1
MGMT 105
Introduction to Marketing
4
S10 PHYSICS 3LB
Basic Physics Laboratory
1.5
S1
MGMT 128
International Management
4
S10 PHYSICS 3LC
Basic Physics Laboratory
1.5
S1
MGMT 131A
Intermediate Accounting I
4
S2
PHYSICS 3B
Basic Physics
4
S1
MGMT 132A
Individual Taxation
4
S2
PHYSICS 3C
Basic Physics
4
S1
MGMT 136
Accounting Information Systems and Spreadsheets
4
S2
PHYSICS 7D
Classical Physics
4
S2
MGMT 5
Managing in Contemporary Organizations
4
S2
PHYSICS 7LD
Classical Physics Laboratory
1
S2
MGMT 30B
Principles in Accounting II
4
Political Science
S2
MGMT 102
Managing Organizational Behavior
4
S1
POL SCI 6A
Introduction to Political Science: Political Analysis
4
S2
MGMT 124
Human Resources Management
4
S1
POL SCI 71A
Introduction to Law
4
S2
MGMT 131B
Intermediate Accounting II
4
S1
POL SCI 153E
Human Rights
4
S2
MGMT 137
Advanced Accounting
4
S1
POL SCI 155C
Organizations
4
S2
MGMT 190
Global Healthcare Systems
4
S1
POL SCI 156D
Protests, Movements, and Revolutions
4
S2
MGMT 190
Global Healthcare Systems
4
S2
POL SCI 21A
Introduction to American Government
4
Music
S2
POL SCI 51A
Introduction to Politics Around the World
4
S1
MUSIC 78
History of Jazz
4
S2
POL SCI 61A
Introduction to Race and Ethnicity in Political Science
4
S2
MUSIC 8
The Beatles and the Sixties
4
S2
POL SCI 121F
Presidents Since World War II
4
S2
MUSIC 146
BPM2: Hip-Hop
4
S2
POL SCI 139
Media and Power
4
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Political Science (continued)
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Course Number and Title
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Psychology (continued)
S2
POL SCI 141B
International Political Economy
4
S2
PSYCH 160A
Introduction to Cognitive Neuroscience
4
S2
POL SCI 144A
Approaches to International Relations
4
S2
PSYCH 160D
Brain Disorders and Behavior
4
S2
POL SCI 171AW
Law and Society
4
Public Health
S2
POL SCI 179
U.S. Russian Relations
4
S1
PUBHLTH 1
Principles of Public Health
4
S1
PUBHLTH 2
Case Studies in Public Health Practice
4
Planning, Policy and Design S1
PP&D 4
Introduction to Urban Studies
4
S1
PUBHLTH 7
Introduction to Public Health Statistics
4
S1
PP&D 112
Foundations of Community Health
4
S1
PUBHLTH 122
Health Policy
4
S1
PP&D 170
Health Policy
4
S1
PUBHLTH 144
Health Behavior Theory
4
S2
PP&D 104
Urban America
4
S1
PUBHLTH 159
Sociology of Mental Health
4
S2
PP&D 151
Environmental Psychology
4
S1
PUBHLTH 193
Ethics and Responsible Conduct of Research in Public Health
4
S10 PUBHLTH 195W Public Health Practicum and Culminating Experience
8
S2
PUBHLTH 2
Case Studies in Public Health Practice
4
S2
PUBHLTH 30
Human Environments
4
S2
PUBHLTH 101
Introduction to Epidemiology
4
S2
PUBHLTH 151
Environmental Psychology
4
S2
PUBHLTH 170
Introduction to Global Health
4
Psychology and Social Behavior S1
PSY BEH 9
Introduction to Psychology
4
S1
PSY BEH 11A
Psychology Fundamentals
4
S1
PSY BEH 11B
Psychology Fundamentals
4
S1
PSY BEH 11C
Psychology Fundamentals
4
S1
PSY BEH 104S
Social Animal: An Introduction to Social Psychology
4
S1
PSY BEH 140H
The Hardiness Approach to Stress Management
4
S1
PSY BEH 155C
Child Therapies
4
Religious Studies
S1
PSY BEH 179S
Cultural Psychology
4
S2
S2
PSY BEH 9
Introduction to Psychology
4
Social Science
S2
PSY BEH 11A
Psychology Fundamentals
4
S1
S2
PSY BEH 11B
Psychology Fundamentals
4
REL STD 5A
World Religions I
4
SOC SCI 10B
Probability & Statistics in Social Sciences II
4
S1
SOC SCI 164D
Juvenile Gangs
4
SOC SCI 10C
Probability & Statistics in Social Sciences III
4
S2
PSY BEH 102C
Abnormal Psychology
4
S2
S2
PSY BEH 103H
Health Psychology
4
S2
SOC SCI 163A
Urban America
4
S2
PSY BEH 118D
Human Sexuality
4
S2
SOC SCI 164B
Domestic Gangs
4
S2
PSY BEH 150C
Clinical Psychology
4
S2
SOC SCI 189
U.S. Russian Relations
4
S2
PSY BEH 171S
Environmental Psychology
4
Psychology
Social Ecology S1
SOCECOL E8
Introduction to Environmental Analysis and Design
4
S1
PSYCH 7A
Introduction to Psychology
4
S1
SOCECOL 10
Research Design
4
S1
PSYCH 9A
Psychology Fundamentals
4
S1
SOCECOL 13
Statistical Analysis in Social Ecology
4
S1
PSYCH 9B
Psychology Fundamentals
4
S1
SOCECOL 194W
Naturalistic Field Research
4
S1
PSYCH 9C
Psychology Fundamentals
4
S2
SOCECOL 13
Statistical Analysis in Social Ecology
4
SOCECOL 194W
Naturalistic Field Research
4
S1
PSYCH 112M
Research Methods in Psychology
4
S2
S1
PSYCH 112LM
Research Methods in Psychology Laboratory
2
Sociology
S1
PSYCH 120D
Developmental Psychology
4
S1
SOCIOL 1
Introduction to Sociology
4
S1
PSYCH 120H
History of Psychology
4
S1
SOCIOL 3
Social Problems
4
S1
PSYCH 129
Psychology of Music
4
S1
SOCIOL 41
Small Group Dynamics
4
SOCIOL 110
Research Methods
4
S1
PSYCH 140C
Cognitive Science
4
S1
S2
PSYCH 7A
Introduction to Psychology
4
S1
SOCIOL 120
Sociological Theory
4
S2
PSYCH 9A
Psychology Fundamentals
4
S1
SOCIOL 141
Organizations
4
S2
PSYCH 9B
Psychology Fundamentals
4
S1
SOCIOL 142
White-Collar Crime
4
S2
PSYCH 120A
Abnormal Psychology
4
S1
SOCIOL 174
Protests, Movements, and Revolutions
4
4
S2
SOCIOL 1
Introduction to Sociology
4
S2
PSYCH 121M
Theories of Motivation
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Statistics
S2
SOCIOL 2
Globalization and Transnational Sociology
4
S1
STATS 7
Basic Statistics
4
S2
SOCIOL 10B
Probability and Statistics
4
S1
STATS 8
Introduction to Biological Statistics
4
S2
SOCIOL 110
Research Methods
4
S1
STATS 67
4
S2
SOCIOL 164W
Aging and Society
4
Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Computer Science
S2
STATS 7
Basic Statistics
4
S2
STATS 8
Introduction to Biological Statistics
4
S2
STATS 67
Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Computer Science
4
Spanish S1
SPANISH S1AB
Fundamentals of Spanish
7.5
S1
SPANISH S2AB
Intermediate Spanish
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S2
SPANISH S1BC
Fundamentals of Spanish
7.5
S2
SPANISH S2BC
Intermediate Spanish
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