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OID: CUTF -- Course Offerings Spring 2005

Spring 2005 Course Offerings

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  Art History 98T
Identity, Diversity and Representation in American Art in the 1980s & 1990s
  
  Ethnomusicology 98T
Music, HIV/AIDS, and Social Change in Africa and Beyond
  
  History 98T
Mystic Chords of Memory: The U.S. Civil War in 20th Century Popular Culture
  
  Mathematics 98T
Graph Theory and the Making of Mathematics
  
  Music History 98T
New York City Punk Rock (1974-1979)
  
  Psychology 98T
Psychopathology and the Performer		  
  Psychology 98TA
Social Contexts of Adolescent Development
  

NOTE: All GE credit is conditional at this time until final approval by the appropriate University committees.

#118-295-200 Art History 98T
Identity, Diversity and Representation in American Art in the 1980s & 1990s
Offered T 2:00 - 4:50 PM
Location Bunche 2168
Instructor Rae Agahari / Miwon Kwon
Grade Letter grade
L&S GE Credit Foundations of the Arts and Humanities-Literary and Cultural Analysis and Visual and Performance Arts Analysis and Practice
Course Description In this course, students will analyze visual and performance art to learn about the history of arts and culture in the U.S.
Class Requirements Weekly readings, on-line bulletin board participation, research paper and oral presentations
Prerequisite Satisfaction of Subject A
#208-290-200 Ethnomusicology 98T
Music, HIV/AIDS, and Social Change in Africa and Beyond
Offered W 12:00 - 2:50 PM
Location Schoenberg 1354
Instructor Kathleen Van Buren / Jacqueline Cogdell DjeDje
Grade Letter grade
L&S GE Credit Foundations of the Arts and Humanities - Visual and
Performance Arts Analysis and Practice
Course Description This course examines uses of music to promote social change and particularly to address HIV/AIDS.
Class Requirements Class participation, readings, research projects
Prerequisite Satisfaction of Subject A
#221-270-200 History 98T
 Mystic Chords of Memory: The U.S. Civil War in 20th Century Popular Culture
Offered T, R 12:30-1:45 PM
Location Bunche A152
Instructor Christopher Bates / Joan Waugh
Grade Letter grade
L&S GE Credit Foundations of the Arts and Humanities-Literary and Cultural Analysis and Visual and Performance Arts Analysis and Practice
Course Description Students will explore interpretations of the Civil War.
Class Requirements Class participation, oral reports, journals and final paper
Prerequisite Satisfaction of Subject A
#262-296-201 Mathematics 98T
Graph Theory and the Making of Mathematics
Offered MWF 2 - 2:50 PM
Location Boelter 4413
Instructor Anna Draganova / Kirby Baker
Grade Letter grade
L&S GE Credit Foundations of Scientific Inquiry - Physical Science
Course Description This seminar offers an introduction to the theory of graphs using problems, puzzles, and many examples
Class Requirements Weekly homework, class participation, and a final paper
Prerequisite Satisfaction of Subject A
#278-293-200 Music History 98T
New York City Punk Rock (1974-1979)
Offered F 1:00 - 3:50 PM
Location Schoenberg 1818
Instructor Caroline Polk O'Meara / Robert Fink
Grade Letter grade
L&S GE Credit Foundation of the Arts and Humanities Visual and
Performance Arts Analysis and Practice
Course Description An examination of New York City's punk rock music.
Class Requirements Reaction papers, song analyses, final paper, and presentation
Prerequisite Satisfaction of Subject A
#328-284-200 Psychology 98T
Psychopathology and the performer
Offered W 9:00 - 11:50 AM
Location Franz 1571
Instructor Autumn Braddock / Tara Scanlon
Grade Letter grade
L&S GE Credit Pending
Course Description Theory related to psychopathology of performance.
Class Requirements Article questions, active participation, performance paper, article discussion and final paper
Prerequisite Satisfaction of Subject A
#328-285-200 Psychology 98TA
Social Contexts of Adolescent Development
Offered R 9:00 - 11:50 AM
Location Franz 2288
Instructor Elisheva Gross / Jaana Juvonen
Grade Letter grade
L&S GE Credit Foundations of Society and Culture - Social Analysis
Course Description Theory related to psychopathology of performance.
Class Requirements The course will expose students to a broad array of research and social issues related to adolescent development.
Prerequisite Satisfaction of Subject A

Collegium of University Teaching Fellows (CUTF)

60 Powell Library Building
151504 Campus

310 206-8998
Fax 310 206-1455
Mail to:  cutf@oid.ucla.edu

Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Closed 12:00 - 1:00 PM