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Mount St. Mary’s College Catalog 2010-2012
Policy of Zero Tolerance for Harassment, Discrimination and Retaliation
Procedures/Requirements for an Audit:
Procedures/Requirements for Requesting an Incomplete:
Repetition of Courses with C-/D/F/NC Grades
Associate in Arts Degree Requirements
Communication Skills (minimum of 6 units) - GS I:
Arts and Sciences (minimum of 9 units) - GS II:
Baccalaureate Degree Requirements
Communication Skills (minimum 7 units) - GS I:
Critical Thinking (minimum 3 units) - GS II:
Arts and Sciences (minimum 21 units) - GS III:
Language & Culture - GS IV: (8 units)
Philosophy and Religious Studies - GS V:
Quantitative Literacy (6 units) - GS VII:
Language Fulfillment Alternative
Graduating with a Double Major
Academic Advisement Center and Services
Study Away/ Study Abroad Opportunities
American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS)
Sisters of St. Joseph College Consortium (SSJCC) Exchange
UCLA Cross-Registration Agreement
American Jewish University (UJ) Cross-Registration Agreement
Designation of Credits and Courses
Fine Arts and Graphic Design Baccalaureate Programs
*ART 3/103 Visual Thinking (3)
*ART 5 Fundamentals of Art (3)
*ART 7/107 Experiences in the Visual Arts (3)
*ART 11 Silkscreen/Printmaking I (3)
*ART 17 Digital Black and White Photography (3)
*ART 23/123 Introduction to Bookmaking (1-3)
*ART 99 Special Experience (3)
*ART 115 Computer Graphics II (3)
*ART 116 Design for the World Wide Web (3)
*ART 130AB Graphic Communication (3,3)
*ART 131 Graphic Production (3)
ART 35/135 Graphic Art/Media Internship (1-3)
*ART 136 Visual Thinking II (3)
*ART 145 Arts and Crafts in the Classroom (1-3)
*ART 146 Three-Dimensional Design (3)
*ART 150 ABC Photography II: Portraiture (3,3,3)
*ART 151 ABC Silkscreen/Printmaking II (3,3,3)
*ART 152 ABC Color Digital Photography (3,3,3)
ART 159 ABC Sculpture II (3,3,3)
*ART 162 ABC Ceramics II (3,3,3)
*ART 164 ABC Drawing II (Figure) (3,3,3)
*ART 166 ABC Painting II (3,3,3)
ART 170 History of Art: Ancient through Medieval (3)
ART 171 History of Art: Renaissance through Romanticism (3)
ART 172 History of Art: Modern World (3)
ART 173 Multiculturalism and the Visual Arts (3)
ART 174 History of Art: Women in Contemporary Art (3)
ART 175 Critical Theories in the Visual Arts: Seminar (3)
ART 177 History and Criticism of Photography (3)
ART 178 The Arts and Myths of Mesoamerica (3)
ART 180 Gallery Management (1-3)
ART 191 Directed Readings (1-3)
ART 192 Special Studies in Art (1-3)
ART 193 Senior Project and Exhibition (1.5-3)
Biological Sciences B.A. Degree
Biological Sciences B.S. Degree
BIO 1A Biological Dynamics (4)
BIO 1AL Biological Dynamics Laboratory (1)
BIO 1B Biological Dynamics (4)
BIO 1BL Biological Dynamics Laboratory (1)
BIO 1AH Freshman Honors Biology (1)
BIO 1BH Freshman Honors Biology (1)
BIO 3 General Microbiology (3)
BIO 3L General Microbiology Laboratory (1)
BIO 50AL Human Anatomy Laboratory (1)
BIO 50BL Human Physiology Laboratory (1)
BIO 67 Environmental Science (3)
BIO 87 Fundamental Concepts (1-3)
BIO 115AB Research Methods (1,1)
BIO 125 Developmental Biology (4)
BIO 151 Medical Physiology (4)
BIO 167 Advanced Topics in Environmental Science (4)
BIO 187 Selected Topics in Biology (1-3)
BIO 195 Senior Seminar in Biology (3)
BIO 196H Senior Honors Thesis (3)
Business Administration Associate in Arts
Business Administration A.A. Requirements
Entrepreneurship Certificate Program
Business Administration B.A. Degree Requirements
Weekend College Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
B.A. Degree with a Major in English and Business Administration:
B.A. Degree with a Major in Spanish and Business Administration:
BUS 4 Business Foundations and Analysis (3)
BUS 5/POL 5 Business Law I (3)
BUS 15A Accounting Principles I (3)
BUS 15B Accounting Principles II (3)
BUS 16A Accounting Principles I (4)
BUS 16B Accounting Principles II (4)
BUS 28 Mathematical Analysis for Business (3)
BUS 38 Elements of Probability and Statistics (3)
BUS 92/PHI 92 Business Ethics (3)
BUS 97 Independent Study (1-6)
BUS 104 Investment Analysis and Management (3)
BUS 106/POL 105 Business Law II (3)
BUS 122 Management Communications (3)
BUS 123 Travel and Study Abroad (3)
BUS 125 E-Commerce/E-Business (3)
BUS 127 Accounting and Finance for Small Business (1)
BUS 128 Accounting Systems for Small Business (1)
BUS 130 Principles of Finance (3)
BUS 131 Managerial Accounting (3)
BUS 133 Money, Politics, and Business (3)
BUS 137 Intermediate Accounting I (3-4)
BUS 138 Intermediate Accounting II (3-4)
BUS 139 Managing Non-Profit Organizations (3)
BUS 140/BUS 140H Women's Issues in Business and Economics (3)
BUS 144 Legal Issues in Entrepreneurship (3)
BUS 148/PSY 148 Industrial Organization and Consumer Psychology (3)
BUS 150 Strategic Management of Nonprofit Organizations (3)
BUS 155/POL 185 Public Personnel Administration (3)
BUS 156/POL 186 Introduction to Public Administration (3)
BUS 157 Human Resources Development (3)
BUS 158/POL 187 Organizational Theory and Governmental Management (3)
BUS 160 Principles of Marketing (3)
BUS 161 Principles of Advertising (3)
BUS 163 Marketing Research (3)
BUS 164 Accounting, Taxes and Finance for the Small Business (3)
BUS 165 New Media Marketing (3)
BUS 166 Consumer Marketing Research (3)
BUS 168 Marketing Seminar: Selected Topics (3)
BUS 169 Issues of Corporate Responsibility (3)
BUS 171/POL 106 Real Estate Law and Management (3)
BUS 173 Real Estate Investment (3)
BUS 176 Small Business Management (3)
BUS 177 Management Information Systems (3)
BUS 180AB Advanced Advertising Seminar (3,3)
BUS 183 Management Seminar (3)
BUS 184 Organizational Behavior (3)
BUS 185 Principles of Management (3)
BUS 187 Management Seminar: Selected Topics (3)
BUS 189 International Management (3)
BUS 190 Business Administration Internship (3-6)
BUS 192 Business Policy and Strategy (3)
BUS 195 International Marketing (3)
BUS 196H Senior Honors Thesis (3)
BUS 197 Independent Study (1-3)
Master of Business Administration Degree
BUS 201 Foundation of Business Economics (1 unit)
BUS 202A Essentials of Accounting (1 unit)
BUS 202B Essentials of Accounting (1 unit)
BUS 203A Essentials of Finance (1 unit)
BUS 203B Essentials of Finance (1 unit)
BUS 204 Essentials of Business Law (1 unit)
BUS 205A Essentials of Management (1 unit)
Semester One: Theme: Setting The Stage - External Global Business Environment
BUS 211 Introduction to Graduate Studies: Coaching Assessment (1 unit)
BUS 212 Change – Assessment of the External Environment (1 unit)
BUS 213 Analytical Modeling and Future Projections (1 unit)
BUS 214 Interpreting Financial Signals: The Economy (1 unit)
BUS 215 Interpreting Financial Signals: The Competitors’ Position (1 unit)
BUS 216 Information Collection, Analysis and Interpretation (1 unit)
BUS 217 Assessing the Organization’s External Environment (1 unit)
BUS 218 Market Assessment and Analysis for New Opportunities (1 unit)
Semester 2 Theme: Designing The Organization’s Future: Internal Strategy
BUS 221 Strategy Design and Corporate Strategic Response (1 unit)
BUS 222 Financial Decision Making (1 unit)
BUS 223 Operations Management to Support Strategic Position (1 unit)
BUS 224 Branding, Strategic Positioning and Customers (1 unit)
BUS 225 Strategic Resource Allocation and Development (1 unit)
BUS 226 Leaders and Implementation (1 unit)
BUS 227 The Role of the Intrapreneur /Entrepreneur (1 unit)
BUS 228 Organizations at Different Stages of Development (1 unit)
Semester 3 Theme: Making It Happen - Implementation Of Strategy
BUS 231 Leadership and Management of Change (1 unit)
BUS 232 Managerial Behavior and Innovation (1 unit)
BUS 233 Perspectives: Comparative Writings on Business and Leadership (1 unit)
BUS 234 Managerial Accounting and Productivity Measures (1 unit)
BUS 235 Project Management (1 unit)
BUS 236 The Role of the Board of Directors and Key Stakeholders (1 unit)
BUS 238 Global Business Colloquium (International Travel Study) (3 units)
Concentration Courses Offering
BUS 241 Entrepreneurship and Community Leadership (3 units)
BUS 243 Innovation, Marketing and the Entrepreneur (2 units)
Organizational Leadership Courses
BUS 247 Not-For-Profit Management (3 units)
BUS 248 Communications Tools of a Non-Profit (2 units)
Pre-Medical/Pre-Dental Preparation
CHE 1AL General Chemistry Laboratory (1)
CHE 1BH General Chemistry: Honors Section (1)
CHE 1BL General Chemistry Laboratory (1)
CHE 3 Foundations of Chemistry (3)
CHE 4 Foundations of Chemistry in the Laboratory (1)
CHE 6AL Organic Chemistry Laboratory (1)
CHE 6BL Organic Chemistry Laboratory (1)
CHE 104 Qualitative Organic Analysis (3)
CHE 107L Biochemistry Laboratory (1)
CHE 109 Advanced Biochemistry (3)
CHE 110A Physical Chemistry: Thermodynamics (4)
CHE 110B Physical Chemistry: Dynamics (3)
CHE 111 Physical Chemistry Laboratory (2)
CHE 120 Instrumental Methods of Analysis (3)
CHE 130 Biochemical Methods (3)
CHE 190 Inorganic Chemistry (3)
CHE 195H Senior Honors Thesis (3)
CUL 107 Theory and Practice of Culture (3)
CUL 108 World Literature in Translation (3)
CUL 110 Culture through Films (3)
CUL 114 Faces of Spirituality (3)
Early Childhood Education Program A.A. Degree with a Specialization in Early Childhood Education
Child Development Teacher Permit
Preliminary Teacher Preparation Programs
Preliminary Education Specialist: Mild/Moderate Disabilities Teacher Preparation Program
Preliminary Teaching Intern Programs
Professional Teaching Credential Programs
Professional Education Specialist: Mild/Moderate Disabilities Credential Program
Master of Science in Education
Master of Science in Education in Conjunction with a Preliminary Teacher Preparation Program
EDU 31 Introduction to Early Childhood Education: Profession and Programs (3)
EDU 32/132 Early Childhood Education: Observation and Curriculum Planning (3)
EDU 33/133 The Visual and Performing Arts for the Young Child (3)
EDU 36/136 Emergent Math and Science Experiences in the Preschool Classroom (3)
EDU 37/137 Infant and Toddler Development and Care (3)
EDU 39 Supervised Field Work: Preschool (6)
EDU 101 Introduction to the Concentration: Liberal Studies Major (.5)
EDU 102 Integrative Seminar in Liberal Studies (1)
EDU 106/206 School & Society (3)
EDU 112 Physical Education: Elementary Curriculum (1)
EDU 116A/316A Supervised Teaching: Pre-Service Elementary Fieldwork (6)
EDU 116B/316B Supervised Teaching: Pre-Service Elementary Fieldwork (6)
EDU 316C Supervised Teaching: In-Service Elementary Fieldwork (6)
EDU 316D Supervised Teaching: Intern Elementary Fieldwork (3)
EDU 316L Intensive Fieldwork: Elementary (0)
EDU 123/323 Supervised Teaching Culminating Seminar (0.5, 1 or 2 units)
EDU 191 Child Development Internship (3)
EDU 196H Senior Honors Thesis (3)
EDU 199 A/B Special Studies (0.5-3; 0.5-3)
EDU 205 Applied Technologies for Educators (2)
EDU 212 Physical Education: Elementary Curriculum (1)
EDU 213A Health-Related Issues in Education (1)
EDU 213B Healthy Environments for Student Learning (2)
EDU 225A Assessment in Teacher Development (1)
EDU 225B Professional Investigation (1)
EDU 225C Professional Investigation ll (1)
EDU 225D Portfolio Development and Analysis (1)
EDU 240 Curriculum Design and Evaluation (3)
EDU 241 Effective Practices for Coaching and Mentoring Teachers (3)
EDU 242 Creating Inclusive and Motivating Classroom Environments for All Students (3)
EDU 243 Teacher Leadership in Professional Development (3)
EDU 244A/B National Boards Preparation Seminar (3-3)
EDU 245A/B Formative Assessment Induction Portfolio Review (2-4)
EDU 246 Grant Writing for Classroom Resources (3)
EDU 150/250 Elementary Instruction: Theory and Practice (3)
EDU 251 Child and Adolescent Development and Learning Across Cultures (3)
EDU 252 Diversity and Schools (3)
EDU 253 Language Competence and Education (3)
EDU 154/254 Mathematics and Science: Elementary Curriculum (3)
EDU 155/255 Social Science and the Arts: Elementary Curriculum (3)
EDU 156/256 Language and Literacy: Elementary Curriculum (3)
EDU 164A/364A Supervised Teaching: Pre-Service Secondary Fieldwork (6)
EDU 164B/364B Supervised Teaching: Per-Service Secondary Fieldwork (6)
EDU 364C Supervised Teaching: In-Service Secondary Fieldwork (6)
EDU 316D Supervised Teaching: Intern Secondary Fieldwork (3)
EDU 364L Intensive Fieldwork: Secondary (0)
EDU 166/266 Principles of Secondary Education and Content Area Modules (4)
EDU 167/267 Principles of Secondary Curriculum and Content Area Modules (4)
EDU 168/268 Content-Based Reading Instruction and Content Area Modules (4)
EDU 170/270A Introduction to the Education of Exceptional Learners (1)
EDU 270B Special Populations: Supporting Educational Equity and Access (2)
EDU 270C Foundations for the Education of Exceptional Learners (3)
EDU 271 Educational Assessment of Students with Disabilities (3)
EDU 272 Classroom Management for Students with Learning and Behavior Problems (3)
EDU 275 Literacy Instruction for Struggling Readers and Writers (3)
EDU 276 Content Area Instruction for Students with Special Needs (3)
EDU 378A Supervised Teaching: Pre-Service Special Education (6)
EDU 378B Supervised Teaching: Pre-Service Special Education (6)
EDU 378C Supervised Teaching: In-Service Special Education (6)
EDU 378D Supervised Teaching: Intern Special Education (3)
EDU 378L Intensive Fieldwork: Special Education (0)
EDU 281 Advanced Issues in Assessment & Instruction of Students with Special Needs (3)
EDU 282 Consultation and Collaboration for Students with Special Needs (3)
EDU 283 Supportive Environments for Students with Behavioral and Emotional Needs (3)
EDU 289 English Learners: Supporting Educational Equity and Access (2)
EDU 295 Independent Study (1-3)
EDU 296A Masters Project Proposal (2 units)
EDU 296B Masters Project (1 unit)
EDU 297A,B,C Thesis/Project Continuation (1,1,1)
EDU 299 Special Studies in Education (3)
EDU 321 Professional Induction Planning Seminar (.5)
EDU 322 Professional Induction Evaluation Seminar (.5)
EDU 323 Supervised Teaching Culminating Seminar: Special Education (2)
ENG 5H Freshman Honors English (3)
ENG 6AB Written Communication and Analytical Reading (3,3)
ENG 12/112 Literary Analysis (3)
ENG 15 Literature and Society (3)
ENG 16/116 Literature and the Human Experience (3)
ENG 18/118 Great Works in World Literature (3)
ENG 19/119 Great Works in British Literature (3)
ENG 20/120 Great Works in American Literature (3)
ENG 21/121 Classical Epic and Drama (3)
ENG 25/125 Mythmaking: the Quest for Meaning (3)
ENG 26 Literature of the American West (3)
ENG 28/128 Contemporary Issues in World Literature (3)
ENG 32/132 Literature of Los Angeles (3)
ENG 34 Literature for the Young Child (3)
ENG 70/170 Western Literary Heritage (3)
ENG 94/194 Special Studies in Writing (1-3)
ENG 101 History of the English Language (3)
ENG 102 Structure of Modern English (3)
ENG 104 Expository Writing (3)
ENG 105 Advanced Composition (3)
ENG 107 Professional Writing (3)
ENG 109 Writing: Voice and View (3)
ENG 122 Love in World Literature (3)
ENG 123 Women's Voices in Literature (3)
ENG 126 The American Experience (3)
ENG 129 Ethnic Literatures of America (3)
ENG 131 Russian Literature (3)
ENG 134 Children's Literature (3)
ENG 135 Classic Films as Visual Literature (3)
ENG 143 English Literature: Beowulf to 1500 (3)
ENG 144 English Literature: 1500 to 1700 (3)
ENG 145 American Literature: Beginnings to 1914 (3)
ENG 146 American Literature: 1914 to Present (3)
ENG 147 English Literature: 1700 to 1900 (3)
ENG 148 Twentieth Century English and European Literature (3)
ENG 156H The Modern Temper (3)
ENG 161 Study of the Novel (3)
ENG 165 Novels of the Americas: Latino Voices (3)
ENG 174 Shakespeare Seminar (3)
ENG 175 Exploring World Theatre (3)
ENG 181 Theory and Criticism (3)
ENG 184 Studies in British and American Literature (3)
FLM 125 Media Anthropology (3)
FLM 26/126 Basic News Writing (3)
FLM 129 Documentary Filmmaking (3)
FLM 131 Film and Social Justice (3)
FLM 133 Music, Culture and Broadcasting (3)
FLM 135 Mass Media and Social Justice (3)
FLM 136 Disney, Inc. and Mass Popular Culture (3)
FLM 137ABC Writing for Film (3)
FLM 139ABCD Digital Video Production (3,3,3,3)
FLM 140 Introduction to Avid Editing (3)
FLM 141 Video Production Lab Assistant (3)
FLM 42/142 Women in Hollywood (3)
FLM 143ABC Post-Production Audio (3, 3, 3)
FLM 144 Introductory Videography (3)
FLM 148 Writing Professional Grants (3)
FLM 150 The History of Television (3)
FLM 151 History and Theory of Comedy (3)
FLM 152 Digital Music for Media (3)
FLM 154 Production Management (3)
FLM 157 Digital Media Production (3)
FLM 158 Heroes, Villains, and Warriors (3)
FLM 168 People of Color in Film (3)
FLM 171 Film Noir and the City (3)
FLM 172 Crime, Deviance and Violence in Film (3)
FLM 176 Independent Video Project (1-3)
FLM 177 Human Rights & Science Fiction (3)
FLM 178 Suspense, Horror and Mayhem (3)
FLM 179 A History of Romance (3)
French Studies with International Emphasis
FRE 2 Elementary French II (4)
FRE 3 Intermediate French III (3)
FRE 4 Intermediate French IV (3)
FRE 33A/B French Culture and Civilization (3,3)
FRE 101 French Writing Lab (3)
FRE 112 History and Civilization of France (3)
FRE 114 The Belle Epoque: Before and After (3)
FRE 116 Contemporary Culture and Politics (3)
FRE 124 Literary Masterpieces (3)
FRE 128 Twentieth Century Literary Trends (3)
FRE 196H Senior Honors Thesis (3)
HIS 1AB Western Civilization (3,3)
HIS 5/5H European Leaders and Ideas in Ferment and Flux (3)
HIS 25 Cultural and Historical Geography (3)
HIS 75 Contemporary America (3)
HIS 93ABCD Studies in Selected Historical Problems/Topics (3,3,3,3)
HIS 101 Historical Methods and Historiography (3)
HIS 106 American Cultural History (3)
HIS 107 History of Women in Europe (3)
HIS 111 Native American History (3)
HIS 112 World Economic History (3)
HIS 113 History and Civilization of Spain (3)
HIS 114 Ancient Civilizations (3)
HIS 115AB History of Political Theory (3,3)
HIS 118 The World of Medieval Europe, 500-1300 (3)
HIS 116 Classical Civilization (3)
HIS 119 History of the American West (3)
HIS 123 American Revolutions (3)
HIS 124 History of the Middle East (3)
HIS 126 Department Seminar (3)
HIS 27/127 History of 20th Century Europe (3)
HIS 130 Colonial Latin American (3)
HIS 131 History of Religion in North America (3)
HIS 133 Political Biography (3)
HIS 145 Europe from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment, 1300-1789 (3)
HIS 146 Europe:The Age of Revolution and Nationalism,1789-1871 (3)
HIS 147 Europe: The Age of Imperialism and Totalitarianism, 1871-1945 (3)
HIS 150 An Introduction to Asian History (3)
HIS 151 Advanced Studies in the History of Modern Japan (3)
HIS 152 Advanced Studies in the History of Modern China (3)
HIS 154 The History of Modern Mexico (3)
HIS 162 History and Civilization of Latin America (3)
HIS 165 History of the Spanish-Speaking Peoples of the United States (3)
HIS 171 The United States from Colony to Republic, 1607-1800 (3)
HIS 173 The United States in the 19th Century (3)
HIS 174 Hitler and the Third Reich (3)
HIS 175 The U.S. in the 20th Century (3)
HIS 176 The Harlem Renaissance (3)
HIS 178 Diplomatic History of the United States (3)
HIS 179 Constitutional History of the United States (3)
HIS 180 Current Constitutional History (3)
HIS 181 Modern Presidential History (3)
HIS 184 Radicalism and Dissent (3)
HIS 185A African American History: American Slavery, 1619-1865 (3)
HIS 185B African American History: Emancipation to the Modern Era (3)
HIS 185C/185CH Race and Racism in American Life and Thought (3)
HIS 186/186H Gender in American Life and Thought (3)
HIS 188 California History (3)
HIS 191 Major Issues in the United States Women’s History (3)
HIS 192ABC Women of Color in the U.S. (3,3,3)
HIS 193ABCD Studies in Selected Historical Problems/Topics (3,3,3,3)
HIS 196H Senior Honors Thesis (3)
Master of Arts Degree in Humanities
Humanities Core Courses: Cultural Studies
HUM 270CS People of Two Worlds (3)
HUM 271CS Landscapes and Timelines: The Development of Social Units Around the Globe (3)
HUM 273CS The Faces of Spirituality (3)
HUM 274CS Theory and Practice of Culture (3)
HUM 275CS Culture through Film (3)
HUM 276CS Aesthetics and Taste (3)
HUM 277CS Culture of Time and Space (3)
HUM 278CS The Silk Road: A Cultural Mosaic (3)
HUM 279CS Biography, Autobiography and Anthology (3)
HUM 280CS Contemporary Russian Women’s Writing: Text and Context (3)
HUM 281CS Myths Across Cultures (3)
HUM 282CS The Early Modern Experience (3)
HUM 283CS Healing Body and Soul (3)
HUM 203E Literature through Travel Study (1-3)
HUM 205E Shakespeare and His World (3)
HUM 212E Epic, Community, and Identity (3)
HUM 234E Science & the Victorians (3)
HUM 235E Los Angeles Literature (4)
HUM 236E Southern Exposure: The Fiction of William Faulkner (3)
HUM 237E The American Dream and its Literary Legacy (3)
HUM 239E The Romantic Heritage (3)
HUM 240E “Story Painters and Picture Writers”: Poetry and the Visual Arts (3)
HUM 241E Sports in Literature (3)
HUM 242E The Gothic Tradition (3)
HUM 243E Voices From the Margins: A Search for Identity (3)
HUM 251H The Survival of Democracy in America: Alexis De Tocqueville and His Critics (3)
HUM 252H Great Historical Figures (3)
HUM 253H Critical Eras in US History (3)
HUM 254H Critical Eras in Asian History (3)
HUM 255H Critical Eras in African History (3)
HUM 256H Critical Eras in Latin American/Caribbean History (3)
HUM 257H Critical Eras in European History (3)
HUM 258H Critical Eras in Middle Eastern History (3)
HUM 259H Racism, Anti-Semitism, and Genocide in the Modern Age (3)
HUM 260H Roots of the Holocaust in Western Culture: Anti-Semitism from Antiquity to the Shoah (3)
HUM 261H African American History: Seeking Liberation (3)
HUM 262H African American History: Culture and Image (3)
HUM 263H African American History: Building Community (3)
HUM 264H Culture and History (3)
HUM 265H Gender and History (3)
HUM 266H Religion and History (3)
HUM 267H Commerce and History (3)
HUM 201 The Humanities Through Art (3)
HUM 202 The Humanities through Philosophy (3)
HUM 207 Contemporary Political Philosophy (3)
HUM 211 Explorations of Non-Western Ideas (3)
HUM 222 Charles Darwin: His Life and His Legacy (3)
HUM 224 20th Century World Views (3)
HUM 225 Special Topics in Humanities (1-3)
HUM 295 Directed Individual Study (1-3)
HUM 296A Capstone Project Proposal Workshop (1)
HUM 297ABC Capstone Project Continuation (1,1,1)
HUM 298 Introduction to the Humanities (1)
HUM 229CW Creative Writing: Children’s Literature (3)
HUM 230CW Creative Writing: Fiction (3)
HUM 231CW Creative Writing: Poetry (3)
HUM 232CW Creative Writing: Writing for Screen and Television (3)
HUM 238CW Creative Writing: Feature Film (3)
HUM 233CW Creative Writing: Non-Fiction Writing (3)
MTH 1 College Algebra and Trigonometry (4)
MTH 2X Fundamentals of Algebra (3)
MTH 6 Sequences and Series (1)
MTH 8 Transition to Higher Math (3)
MTH 10 Quantitative Reasoning and Mathematical Ideas (3)
MTH 25 The LINUX/UNIX Environment (3)
MTH 28 Mathematical Analysis for Business (3)
MTH 38 Elements of Probability and Statistics (3)
MTH 38H Elements of Probability and Statistics (3)
MTH 50 Elementary Number Systems (3)
MTH 51 Elements of Geometry and Statistics (3)
MTH 99/199 Special Studies in Mathematics (1-3)
MTH 101 Topics in Geometry (3)
MTH 113 Probability and Statistics (3)
MTH 119 Differential Equations (3)
MTH 120 Discrete Mathematics (3)
MTH 128AB Numerical Analysis (3,3)
MTH 135 Structure and Comparison of Programming Languages (3)
Music Scoring for Media Emphasis
Music B.A. Degree Additional Requirements
MUS 1/101 AB; CD Musicianship I (3,1;3,1)
MUS 2/102 AB Musicianship II (3,1)
MUS 3 Discovering Music Fundamentals (1-3)
MUS 6/106M Varieties of Music (3)
MUS 8B Elementary Piano II (1)
MUS 10 Music and Worship (1-2)
MUS 11 Functional Keyboard Skills (1)
*MUS 13/113 Applied Music (1-3)
*MUS 15/115 Applied Music (1-3)
MUS 16/116 Music of World Cultures (3)
*MUS 19/119 Mount Chorus (0-1)
*MUS 21/121 Mount Singers (0-1)
*MUS 23/123 Chamber Music (0-1)
MUS 24/124 AB Surveys of the History and Literature of Music (3,3)
MUS 25/125 Music Masterpieces (3)
MUS 26 Brass and Percussion Instruments: Introductory Techniques (1)
MUS 27 Woodwind Instruments: Introductory Techniques (1)
MUS 29 String Instruments: Introductory Techniques (1)
MUS 37/137 Diction for Singers (2)
MUS 60/160 Mount Orchestra (0-1)
MUS 22/122 Performance Practices (2)
MUS 130 Creative Music Experience (1)
MUS 134 Orchestration & Arranging (2)
MUS 139 Instrumental Conducting (2)
MUS 142 American Musical Theater (3)
Special Projects in Music (1-3) (Independent Study)
MUS 147 Seminar in Music Education (2)
Nursing Major Policy on Admission/Progression: Essential Performance Standards
Associate in Arts Degree Major in Nursing (ADN)
Nursing AA Degree Curriculum Requirements ADN Program
NUR 20 Adaptation Model Nursing Theory (2)
NUR 23/23L Principles and Practice of Nursing Skills (2,1)
NUR 24 Adult Adaptation Nursing I (2)
NUR 24A/24L Medical-Surgical Principles and Practice of Skills I (.5, .5)
NUR 25 Medical-Surgical Practicum I (2)
NUR 26 Adult Adaptation Nursing II (2)
NUR 26A/26L Medical-Surgical Principles and Practice of Skills II (.5, .5)
NUR 27 Medical-Surgical Nursing Practicum II (2)
NUR 28 Adult and Adolescent Mental Health Adaptation (2)
NUR 28A Principles & Practice of Advanced Interpersonal Skills (1)
NUR 29 Mental Health Practicum (2)
NUR 31 Children: Adaptation (2)
NUR 32A Community Focused Care: Children (1)
NUR 32 Children: Practicum (2)
NUR 33 Professional and Management Issues in Nursing (2)
NUR 34 Community Health Nursing (1)
NUR 35 Childbearing: Adaptation (2)
NUR 36A Community Focused Care: Childbearing (1)
NUR 36 Childbearing: Practicum (2)
NUR 37 Gerontological Nursing: Adaptation (2)
NUR 38A Community Focused Care: Gerontology (1)
NUR 38 Gerontological Nursing: Practicum (2)
NUR 46 Adult Adaptation Nursing III (2)
NUR 47 Medical-Surgical Nursing Practicum III (2)
NUR 48 Professional Nursing Practicum (2)
Bachelor of Science Degree – Major in Nursing
Traditional BSN Nursing Courses
NUR 53A Fundamentals of Nursing: Theory (2)
NUR 53B/C Fundamentals of Nursing: Skills (1.5/1.0)
NUR 54 Introduction to Pathophysiology (3)
NUR 60 Adaptation Nursing Theory (3)
NUR 65 Adaptation Nursing: Adult Medical/Surgical (3)
NUR 98 Independent Studies (1-3)
NUR 99 Special Studies in Nursing (1-3)
NUR 134 Issues in Professional Nursing (2)
NUR 135 Pharmacology in Nursing (2)
NUR 136 Abuse: Child to Elder Adult (1)
NUR 160 Adaptation Nursing: Childbearing Family (2.5)
NUR 161 Practicum: Childbearing Family (2.5)
NUR 162 Adaptation Nursing: Children (2.5)
NUR 163 Practicum: Children (2.5)
NUR 164 Adaptation Nursing: Advanced Medical/Surgical (2.5)
NUR 165 Practicum: Advanced Medical/Surgical (2.5)
NUR 166 Adaptation Nursing: Mental Health (2.5)
NUR 167 Practicum: Mental Health (2.5)
NUR 178 Adaptation Nursing: Senior Preceptorship (1.5)
NUR 179 Practicum: Senior Preceptorship (2.5)
NUR 180 Adaptation Nursing: Community Health (1.5)
NUR 181 Practicum: Community Health Nursing (2.5)
NUR 182 Adaptation Nursing: Leadership/Management (1.5)
NUR 183 Practicum: Nursing Leadership/Management (2.5)
NUR 190 Adaptation Nursing : Older Adult ( 1.5)
NUR 191 Practicum: Older Adult (2.5)
Accelerated Bachelor of Science – Major in Nursing
Accelerated BSN Nursing Courses
NUR 41 Adaptation Nursing Theory (3)
NUR 42A Fundamentals of Nursing: Theory (2)
NUR 42B Fundamentals of Nursing: Skills (1)
NUR 44A Introduction to Pathophysiology (3)
NUR 44B Adaptation Nursing: Adult Medical/Surgical (3)
NUR 134 Issues in Professional Nursing (2)
NUR 135 Pharmacology in Nursing (2)
NUR 136 Abuse: Child to Elder Adult (1)
NUR 140 Adaptation Nursing: Childbearing Family (2.5)
NUR 141 Practicum: Childbearing Family (1.5)
NUR 142 Adaptation Nursing: Children (2.5)
NUR 143 Practicum: Children (1.5)
NUR 144 Adaptation Nursing: Advanced Medical/Surgical (2.5)
NUR 145 Practicum: Advanced Medical/Surgical Nursing 1.5)
NUR 146 Adaptation Nursing: Mental Health (2.5)
NUR 147 Practicum: Mental Health (1.5)
NUR 150 Adaptation Nursing: Community Health (1.5)
NUR 151 Practicum: Community Health Nursing (1.5)
NUR 152 Adaptation Nursing: Leadership and Management (1.5)
NUR 153 Practicum: Nursing Leadership and Management (1.5)
NUR 156 Adaptation Nursing: Older Adult ( 1.5)
NUR 157 Practicum: Older Adult (1.5)
Master of Science in Nursing Degree
ADN to MSN Bridge Curriculum Objectives
ADN to MSN Program Admission Policy
ADN to MSN Program Transfer Articulation
Master of Science in Nursing Degree
Master of Science in Nursing Objectives
Master of Science in Nursing Program Admission Policy
Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist, Master of Science in Nursing
Community/Public Health Track, Master of Science in Nursing
Educator Track, Master of Science in Nursing
Leadership and Administration Track, Master of Science in Nursing
Post MSN Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist Certificate
NUR 102 Professional Issues in Nursing Practice and Education (3)
NUR 103 Leadership Styles and Managing a Diverse Workforce (2)
NUR 104 Leadership Practicum (1.5)
NUR 105 Community and Public Health Nursing (2.5)
NUR 106 Community and Public Health Nursing Practicum (2)
NUR 107A Health Care Informatics & Technology (1.5)
NUR 107B Health Care Informatics & Technology (1.5)
NUR 200 Advanced Health Assessment (3)
NUR 201 Theoretical and Conceptual Foundations of Nursing (3)
NUR 202 Issues, Ethics, and Roles in Professional Nursing (3) Online or Classroom
NUR 203 Introduction to Graduate Studies (1)
NUR 204 Health Care Policy (3)
NUR 206 Educational Theories, Principles, and Methods in Nursing (2) Hybrid
NUR 207A Health Care Informatics and Technology (1.5)
NUR 207B Health Care Informatics and Technology (1.5)
NUR 208 Curriculum Development (2)
NUR 239 Advanced Concepts in Adult Health (3)
NUR 241 Marketing Management in Healthcare (3)
NUR 242 Health Care Epidemiology and Biostatistics (2)
NUR 246 Advanced Physiology/Pathophysiology (3)
NUR 247 Foundations and Ethical Principles in Leadership and Consultation (2)
NUR 248 Advanced Pharmacology (3)
NUR 249 Clinical Nurse Specialist Role (2)
NUR 250A Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum (5) (3 units effective Spring 2012)
NUR 250B Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum (5) (3 units effective Spring 2012)
NUR 250C Adult-Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist Practicum (5) (3 units effective Spring 2012)
NUR 251 AB Community/ Public Health Practicum (4-4)
NUR 252A Leadership/Administration Practicum (3)
NUR 252B Leadership/Administration Practicum (3)
NUR 253 Organizational Management in Health Care (3)
NUR 254 Healthcare Finance (3)
NUR 256 Organizational Change and Strategic Planning for Healthcare (3)
NUR 290 Nursing Research and Methodologies (3)
NUR 294 Evaluation and Testing (2)
NUR 295 Educator Practicum (agency setting) (3)
NUR 296 Thesis Project Seminar (3)
NUR 297 Educator Practicum (college setting) (4)
Philosophy B.A. Degree Required Courses
PHI 5 Introduction to Logic (3)
PHI 15 Introduction to Philosophy (3)
PHI 21 Moral Values and Ethical Decisions (3)
PHI 24 Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle (3)
PHI 92 Introduction to Business Ethics (3)
PHI 134 American Philosophy (3)
PHI 152 Theory of Knowledge (3)
PHI 158 The Scientific Method (3)
PHI 160 Philosophy of Religion (3)
PHI 162 Philosophy and Native Cultures (3)
PHI 168A Contemporary Moral Problems (3)
PHI 169 Philosophy of Technology (3)
PHI 170 Social and Political Philosophy (3)
PHI 175 Philosophy of Film (3)
PHI 176 Philosophy of Literature (3)
PHI 178 Philosophy of Women (3)
Doctor of Physical Therapy Degree
DPT Required Documents Include:
Foundational and Basic Sciences Courses
PT 410 Pathology/Medical Science: General Systems (2)
PT 411A Pathology/Medical Science: Musculoskeletal (2)
PT 411B Pharmacology/Diagnosis Technique: Musculoskeletal (1)
PT 412 Pathology/Pharmacology/Diagnostic Technique: Neuromuscular (3)
PT 413 Pathology/Pharmacology/Diagnostic Technique: Cardiopulmonary (3)
PT 431 Health Systems I: Introduction to Physical Therapy (2)
PT 432 Health Systems II: Organizational Management (2)
PT 433 Health Systems III: Payment Policy (1)
PT 434 Health Systems IV: Law and Policy (2)
Patient/Client Management Courses
PT 461 Physical Therapist as Educator (1)
PT 462A Health Care Procedures I (2)
PT 462B Health Care Procedures II (2)
PT 463A Therapeutic Interactions I (2)
PT 463B Therapeutic Interactions II (1)
PT 463C Therapeutic Interactions III (2)
PT 465 Therapeutic Modalities (3)
PT 466A Therapeutic Exercise (2)
PT 466B Therapeutic Exercise (1.5)
PT 467 Prosthetics/Orthotics (3)
PT 468 Complementary Health Practices (1)
PT 471A Patient/Client Management: Musculoskeletal I (3)
PT 471B Patient/Client Management: Musculoskeletal II (3)
PT 471C Patient/Client Management: Musculoskeletal (Advanced) (3)
PT 472A Patient/Client Management: Neuromuscular I (3)
PT 472B Patient/Client Management: Neuromuscular II (3)
PT 472C Patient/Client Management: Neuromuscular (Advanced) (3)
PT 473 Patient/Client Management: Cardiopulmonary (4)
PT 475 Patient/Client Management: Pediatric (2)
PT 481 Clinical Practicum I (0.5)
PT 482 Clinical Practicum II (0.5)
PT 483 Clinical Affiliation I (3)
PT 485 Clinical Affiliation II (4)
Critical Thinking/Research Courses
PT 490 Research I: Foundational Concepts of Research (1)
PT 491 Research II: Quantitative Research Design and Statistics (1)
PT 492 Research III: Evidence-Based Practice (1)
PT 493 Research IV: Case Reports/Survey Research (1)
PT 495A Research VI: Research Development A (1)
PT 495B Research VII: Research Development B (1)
Political Science B.A. Degree (or Major)
POL 1 American Government and Institutions (3)
POL 2 Introduction to World Politics (3)
POL 105 Advanced Business Law (3)
POL 108 U.S. Constitutional Law (3)
POL 110 Political Behavior (3)
POL 116 Democracy and Democratic Theory (3)
POL 117AB Political Theory (3,3)
POL 119 Concepts in Political Theory (3)
POL 120 Legislative Process (3)
POL 122 Middle East Politics (3)
POL 124 Latin American Politics (3)
POL 124A Politics of Central America (3)
POL 125 U.S. Foreign Policy (3)
POL 126 Politics of the former Soviet Union (3)
POL 128 Politics of Globalization and Interdependence (3)
POL 130 International Political Economy (3)
POL 131 International Relations (3)
POL 132 Political and Economic Development (3)
POL 135 International Organizations (0-3)
POL 136 Revolutions in World History (3)
POL 137 Ethnic Conflict and Civil War (3)
POL 140 North-South Relations (3)
POL 142 International Conflict and Cooperation (3)
POL 143 Terrorism and Political Violence (3)
POL 144 Politics of Europe and the European Union (3)
POL 145 Southeast Asian Politics (3)
POL 146 Military in Politics (3)
POL 147 Women and Development (3)
POL 148 Refugees and International Migration (3)
POL 149 Comparative Foreign Policy (3)
POL 150 International Security (3)
POL 151 Humanitarian Intervention (3)
POL 152A Politics of Modern Japan (3)
POL 152B Politics of Modern China (3)
POL 153 Department Seminar (3)
POL 154 U.S./Mexican Relations (3)
POL 170 U.S. Party Politics (3)
POL 171/171H Presidents and Personality (3)
POL 175ABCD Selected Topics in the American Political Structure (3,3,3,3)
POL 179 California Politics (3)
POL 180 State and Local Government (3)
POL 185 Public Personnel Administration (3)
POL 186 Introduction to Public Administration (3)
POL 187 Organizational Theory and Governmental Management (3)
POL 188 Administrative Law (3)
POL 192 Plays and Politics (3)
POL 193ABCD Selected Topics and Projects in Political Science (1-3)
Psychology Major Specializations
Counseling/Clinical Psychology
Child and Adolescent Psychology
Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Psychology Major Suggested Sequence of Courses
Undergraduate Psychology Policies
Counseling Psychology, Master of Science
Psychology Undergraduate Courses Offerings
PSY 1 Introduction to Psychology (3)
PSY 12/102 Child/Human Development (3)
PSY 36 Language and Literacy Development in the Young Child (3)
PSY 40 Basic Statistical Methods (3)
PSY 52 Biological Psychology (3)
PSY 52L Biological Psychology Lab (1)
PSY 106 Basic Research Methods (3)
PSY 106L Basic Research Methods Lab (1)
PSY 107 Positive Psychology (3)
*PSY 110 Gender Issues in Psychology (3)
PSY 112 Careers and Observation in Child Development Settings (3)
PSY 113 Learning in Children and Adolescents Across Cultures (3)
*PSY 118 Intervention of Children with Disabilities (3)
PSY 119 Alcohol and Substance Abuse (3)
PSY 120 Forensic Psychology (3)
PSY 121 Grief and Bereavement (3)
PSY 124 Child and Adolescent Psychology Practicum (3)
PSY 125 Introduction to Counseling (3)
*PSY 128 Adulthood and Aging (3)
PSY 132 Personality Theory (3)
PSY 134 Learning and Memory Processes (3)
PSY 138 Managing Non-Profit Organizations (3)
PSY 139 Child Abuse and Family Violence (3)
PSY 142 Industrial/Organizational Internship (3)
PSY 143 Health Psychology Internship (3)
*PSY 144 Psychology of Prejudice (3)
*PSY 148 Industrial/Organizational Psychology (3)
PSY 150 School Psychology Practicum (3)
*PSY 151 Divorce and Remarriage (3)
PSY 155 Psychological Testing (3)
PSY 160 Cognition and Perception (3)
PSY 165 Behavioral Psychopharmacology (3)
*PSY 167 Special Topics in Psychology (1-3)
PSY 168 Abnormal Psychology (3)
*PSY 172 Developmental Psychopathology (3)
PSY 178 Psychology and Film (3)
*PSY 182 History and Systems of Psychology (3)
PSY 186 Violence Against Women (3)
PSY 187 Careers in Psychology (3)
*PSY 188 Crisis Intervention (3)
PSY 192 Counseling/Clinical Practicum (3)
PSY 193 Research Assistantship (3)
PSY 194 Advanced Research (1-3)
Psychology Graduate Course Offerings
PSY 202 Psychological Foundations of Growth, Development and Learning (3)
PSY 203 Multicultural Counseling (2)
*PSY 210 Gender Issues in Psychology (3)
*PSY 218 Intervention of Children with Multiple Impairments (3)
*PSY 225 Counseling Theory and Procedures (3)
PSY 227 Basic Counseling and Communication Skills (2)
*PSY 228 Adulthood and Aging (3)
PSY 230 Psychological Testing: Theory and Procedure (2)
PSY 231 Organizational Dynamics (3)
PSY 235 Group Dynamics: Theory and Procedures (3)
PSY 238 Alcohol and Substance Abuse (1)
PSY 241 Marriage and Relationships (3)
*PSY 248 Industrial/Organizational Psychology (3)
*PSY 251 Divorce and Remarriage (3)
PSY 260AB Counseling Practicum/Fieldwork (6)
PSY 263 Laws and Ethics in Counseling (2)
PSY 265 Behavioral Psychopharmacology (2)
*PSY 267 Special Topics in Psychology (3)
PSY 269AB Field Experiences in Counseling (3,3)
*PSY 272 Developmental Psychopathology (3)
PSY 274 Psychological Treatment of Children (3)
PSY 275 Professional Spanish for Counselors (3)
*PSY 282 History and Systems of Psychology (3)
PSY 284 Object Relations: Theory and Practice (1-3)
*PSY 288 Crisis Intervention (3)
Religious Studies Bachelor of Arts Degree
RST 21 Contemporary Catholicism (3)
RST 23 Spiritual Journeys of Women (3)
RST 25/125 Theology of Marriage and Family (3)
RST 70 Faith and Human Development (3)
RST 131 Jesus of Nazareth, Christ of Faith (3)
RST 135 Women and Christianity (3)
RST 137 Challenges in Contemporary Theology (3)
RST 41/141 Introduction to Christian Ethics (3)
RST 45/145 Contemporary Issues in Christian Ethics (3)
RST 49/149 Biomedical Issues in Christian Ethics (3)
IV. Religion and the Religions Courses
RST 61/161 World Religions (3)
RST 78/178 Death and Afterlife (3)
RST 172 Jesus and the Buddha (3)
Religious Studies Graduate Program
Religious Studies Certificate Programs
Advanced Studies in Youth and Young Adult Ministry Certificate
Scripture Courses (RST 200 – RST 207)
RST 200: Scripture and Social Justice (3)
RST 203: Topics in the Hebrew Bible (3)
Systematic Theology Courses (RST 220 – RST 234)
Christian Ethics Courses (RST 243 – RST 249)
RST 243: Catholic Social Teaching (3)
RST 246: Community Virtues and Values (3)
Criminology Specialization Option One
Human Rights and Global Studies Specialization Option Two
Medical Sociology Specialization Option Three
Communications Specialization Option Five
Social Services Specialization Option Six
SOC 1 Introduction to Sociology (3)
SOC 6 The Family, Child, and Community (3)
SOC 7 Introduction to Human Services (3)
SOC 13 Anatomy for Social Services (3)
SOC 25 Internship: Human Services (3)
SOC 30 Human Communication (3)
SOC 38 Statistics for Social Science (3)
SOC 49 Multicultural Issues in Healthcare (3)
SOC 96 ABC Culture, Race and Communication (1, 1, 1)
SOC 102 Sociology of Children (3)
SOC 103 Introduction to Group Process/Therapy (3)
SOC 106 Introduction to Psychotherapy (3)
SOC 108 Substance Abuse Counseling (3)
SOC 109 Forensic Studies: Criminalistics (3)
SOC 110 Juvenile Delinquency (3)
SOC 115 Sociology of Violence (3)
SOC 117 Quantitative Research Methods (3)
SOC 118 Qualitative Research Methods (3)
SOC 121 Human Services Ethics (3)
SOC 125 Media Anthropology (3)
SOC 128 Introduction to Social Work (3)
SOC 130 Organizational Communication (3)
SOC 131 Film and Social Justice (3)
SOC 133 Culture and Broadcasting (3)
SOC 134 Mediation and Negotiation (3)
SOC 135 Mass Media and Social Justice (3)
SOC 136 Disney, Inc. and Mass Popular Culture (3)
SOC 138 Non-Profit Management Seminar (3)
SOC 42/142 Women in Hollywood (3)
SOC 147AB Video Newscasting (3)
SOC 150 History of Television (3)
SOC 151 History and Theory of Comedy (3)
SOC 154 Production Management (3)
SOC 158 Heroes, Villains and Warriors (3)
SOC 160 Diversity in Society (3)
SOC 161 Dynamics of Majority-Minority Relations (3)
SOC 163 Women’s and Children’s Human Rights (3)
SOC 165 Historical and Contemporary Social Thought (3)
SOC 166 Sociological Theory (3)
SOC 167 U.S. Women of Color (3)
SOC 168 People of Color in Film (3)
SOC 171 Film Noir and the City (3)
SOC 172 Crime, Deviance and Violence in Film (3)
SOC 176 Field Work Experience (1-3)
SOC 177 Human Rights and Science Fiction (3)
SOC 178 Suspense, Horror and Mayhem (3)
SOC 179 A History of Romance (3)
SOC 180 Social Stratification and Human Rights (3)
SOC 184 Diversity and Aging in the Social Environment (3)
SOC 185 Human Rights and Global Development (3)
SOC 186 Immigration and Human Rights (3)
SOC 187 Environmental Studies (3)
SOC 190 Social Change and Human Rights (3)
SOC 195 Sociology of Religion (3)
SOC 196H Senior Honors Thesis (3)
Spanish Studies Major with Spanish Journalism Emphasis
Spanish Studies Major with Translation Emphasis
A.A. in Human Services for Bilingual Settings.
B.A. Degree with a Major in Spanish and Business Administration
SPA 1 Elementary Spanish I (4)
SPA 2 Elementary Spanish II (4)
SPA 3 Intermediate Spanish III (3)
SPA 3A Accelerated Spanish III (3)
SPA 4 Intermediate Spanish IV (3)
SPA 27/127/227 Spanish for Health Professionals (3)
SPA 33A Civilizations and Cultures of Spain (3)
SPA 33B Civilizations and Cultures of Hispanic America (3)
SPA 44/144/244 Hispanic Civilizations and Cultures (3)
SPA 107 Theory and Practice of Culture (3)
SPA 109 Spanish Writing Lab (3)
SPA 110 Chicano & Other Hispanic Literature in the U.S. (3)
SPA 112 History and Civilization of Spain (3)
SPA 114A Introduction Translation/Interpretation (3)
SPA 114A Translation/ Interpretation (3)
SPA 115/215 Applied Linguistics (3)
SPA 125 Spanish Masterpieces (3)
SPA 132 Studies in the Generation of 1898 (3)
SPA 135 Contemporary Spanish Literature (3)
SPA 140 Contemporary Literature of Hispanic America (3)
SPA 145 Cultures of the Spanish-Speaking Peoples of the Americas (3)
SPA 146 Women in Hispanic Literature (3)
SPA 148 Films and Hispanic Literatures (3)
SPA 149 Business Communication and culture (3)
SPA 50/150 Chicano/Latino Literature (3)
SPA 190AB Internship Program (3,3)
SPA 196H Senior Honors Thesis (3)
INT 91AB Humanities: Los Angeles (1)
INT 93/193A/B Guided Experience in the Arts (1.5,1.5)
INT 95/195 Study/Travel: European History and Culture (1-6)
SPR 12 Studies in Humanities (1-3)
SPR 13 Studies in Contemporary Society (1-3)
SPR 14 Independent Study (1-3)
SPR 18/118 Career Planning Seminar (1)
SPR 22X Mastering Academic Success (1)
SPR 23X Strategies for Academic Success (1)
SPR 25 Scholar Mentor Seminar (1)
SPR 25A Resident Assistant Seminar (1)
SPR 26 Student Advocate Class (1)
SPR 27/127 Student Health Advocate (1)
SPR 51X College Skills: Reading (1)
SPR 53X College Skills: Writing (1-3)
SPR 55X Reading Development (3)
SPR 56X College Skills: Mathematics (1)
SPR 71X Preparation for Nursing (1)
SPR 85 Introduction to College Studies (1)
SPR 87 Technology Internship (0.5)