General Studies (Gen St)
5. Techniques for Effective Study (2) (Former Psych. 5)
For students desirous of increased effectiveness in college study. Does
not meet general education, major, or minor psychology requirements. Diagnosis
of individual needs; personal adjustment, concentration, memory, note taking,
examinations; methods of study in specific courses.
10A. Introduction to Physical Science (3)
Elementary astronomy, meteorology, and physics; mechanical magnetic, and
optical principles; application to everyday experiences. Lecture, demonstration.
10B. Introduction to Physical Science (3)
Fundamental concepts and principles and their applications; contributions
of chemical sciences and engineering to everyday living. Lecture, demonstration.
15. Business and the Individual (3) (Same as Bus. Ad. 15)
For nonbusiness students. Business enterprises; importance of business in
American life; history, philosophy and growth of American business; the
worker and job opportunities; functions and interrelationships of business
enterprise; specialized developments.
131. Marriage and the Family (2) (See Home Ec. 131)
196. Bibliography (2)
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Introduction to theoretical
and practical bibliography; the history of books; library practices; preparation
of bibliographies.
198. Great Books in Social Science (3) (See Soc. Sci. 198)
199. College Honors Course: Great Books (1-6) (Same as Philos.
199)
Prerequisite: acceptance of application filed in Humanities Division Office.
The regular 3-unit section is open to full-time upper division students
of all departments interested in recording in science and the humanities.
Independent reading of great books of student's choice; discussion with
an interdepartmental faculty group.