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DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | HIST 278gp: | Ottomans and Empire: Anatolia, the Middle East, and the Medi | Overview of the history of the Ottomans and their imperial subjects. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 37060R | 11:00-12:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture-Discussion | Richard Antaramian |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | HIST 393g: | Quantitative Historical Analysis | Reading and doing quantitative research with historical data. Covers research designs, appropriate statistical analysis, and software packages for the use of historians. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 37094R | 9:30-10:50am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Lon Kurashige |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | IR 101xgw: | International Relations | Basic concepts of world affairs for non-majors. Development ofcompetency to understand and critically evaluate global relationsand international events, stressing empirical approaches. Not available for major credit. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 37710R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Wayne Sandholtz |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | IR 210gw: | International Relations: Introductory Analysis | Comprehensive introduction to contending theoretical and analytical approaches; development of critical, evaluative, cognitive, and analytical competencies regarding historical and contemporary issues. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 37720D | 3:30-4:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Han-Hui Hsieh |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | ITAL 300g: | Inventing Modern Italy | An interdisciplinary introduction to the literary, artistic, and political movements which contributed to the shaping of modern Italy. Taught in English. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 34435R | 9:00-10:50am | Mon, Wed | Lecture-Discussion | Gian-Maria Annovi |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | ITAL 382g: | Dante | Analysis of the Divina Commedia and other works. Conducted in English. (Duplicates credit in former ITAL 450) | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 34439R | 12:30-1:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Ruggero Sciuto |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | JS 100gp: | Jewish History | Major ideas, personalities, and movements in Jewish history from antiquity to the present in light of the interaction of the Jews with the general culture. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 38200R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Joshua Garroway,Leah Hochman |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | JS 180gp: | Judaism | Jewish beliefs, practices, and history from the biblical period to the present; Judaic contributions to Western civilization. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 38260R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Reuven Firestone,Leah Hochman |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | JS 211gw: | The Holocaust | Historical background and responses to the Holocaust, withspecial emphasis on ethical implications. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 38210R | 4:30-5:20pm | Thursday | Discussion | Timothy Werlinger |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | JS 370gp: | Digs and Dispute: Religion and Archaeology in Israel | Investigates contemporary conflicts in the discovery of the ancient world. Students will ask essential questions about the power of discovering and showcasing specific narratives. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 38225R | 11:00-12:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Kristine Garroway,Leah Hochman |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | LING 110g: | In a Word | Words as a gateway to the human mind. How words are stored, comprehended and retrieved. How words are constructed. Words and concepts. Words and social constructs. The processing and the acquisition of words in normal and atypical children and adults. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 38801R | 11:00-12:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Hajime Hoji |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | LING 115gw: | Language and Society | Discourse patterns among diverse social groups in institutional and interpersonal settings; interrelationships among language practices and gender, socioeconomic status, ethnicity; social structures and cultural values as reflected in language policies and practices. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 38812R | 2:00-3:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Mary Byram Washburn |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | LING 210g: | Introduction to Linguistics | Empirical study of the sounds and structures of human language;syntax and semantics; language change; linguistic universals. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 38818R | 11:00-12:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Sandra Disner |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | LING 285Lg: | Human Language and Technology | Study of human linguistic competence and technologies that simulate it. Phonetics, vibration and signal processing, speech recognition, neural networks. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 38862R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Khalil Iskarous |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | MATH 108g: | Contemporary Precalculus | Equations and inequalities; functions; graphs; polynomial and rational functions; exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric function; analytic geometry. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: MATH 040 | Not available | 39404R | 9:00-9:50am | MWF | Lecture | Spencer Gerhardt |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | MATH 114xg: | Foundations of Statistics | An introduction to the basic tools of statistics. Descriptive statistics; probability; expected value; normal approximation sampling; chance models; tests of significance. Recommended preparation: MATH 040x or math placement exam. Not available for major credit to Math students. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 39985R | 11:00-11:50am | MWF | Lecture | Michael Hall |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | MATH 117g: | Introduction to Mathematics for Business and Economics | Functions, graphs, polynomial and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, matrices, systems of linear equations. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: MATH 040 | Not available | 39410R | 12:00-12:50pm | MWF | Lecture | Aykut Arslan |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | MATH 118xg: | Fundamental Principles of Calculus | Derivatives and extrema. The definite integral and u-substitutions. Functions of several variables and their extrema; constrained optimization. Applications to business and economics. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: 1 from (MATH 108 or MATH 117) | Not available | 39417R | 10:00-10:50am | MWF | Lecture | Pranava Jayanti |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | MATH 125g: | Calculus I | Limits; continuity, derivatives and applications; antiderivatives; the fundamental theorem of calculus; exponential and logarithmic functions. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: MATH 108 | Not available | 39434R | 9:00-9:50am | MWF | Lecture | Felicia Tabing |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | MATH 126g: | Calculus II | A continuation of MATH 125: trigonometric functions; applications of integration; techniques of integration; indeterminate forms; infinite series; Taylor series; polar coordinates. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: MATH 125 | Not available | 39461R | 9:00-9:50am | MWF | Lecture | Wenyuan Li |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | MATH 226g: | Calculus III | Vectors, vector valued functions; differential and integral calculus of functions of several variables; Green's theorem, Divergence theorem, Stoke's theorem. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: 1 from (MATH 126 or MATH 127 or MATH 129) | Not available | 39572R | 9:00-9:50am | MWF | Lecture | Yang Qiu |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | MDES 301g: | The Global Middle East | Explores the modern Middle East by focusing on the process of globalization. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 41500D | 9:30-10:50am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Ramzi Rouighi |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | MDES 325g: | Politics of Film and Literature in Modern Iran | Explores contemporary Iranian society through the study of social tensions created by poverty-wealth, tradition-modernity, masculinity-femininity, and notions of religio-political authority as reflected in the literature and films of the country. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 41526R | 1:00-1:50pm | MWF | Lecture | Mehdi Faraji |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 100g: | Central Problems of Philosophy | Explores questions about human beings and their place in nature, including questions about knowledge, mind and body, freedom and determinism, and the existence of God. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49300R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Jacob Ross |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 101g: | Free People, Free Thought and Free Markets | The philosophical foundations of modern political and economic thought, including economic rationality, neoclassical economics, free-market vs. socialist economies and behavioral economics. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49365R | 9:30-10:50am | Tue, Thu | Lecture-Discussion | Scott Soames,Romain Ranciere |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 102gp: | Historical Introduction to Philosophy | Introduction to the central philosophical works that have shaped western thought. Includes ancient, early modern and contemporary writings. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49309R | 11:00-11:50am | MWF | Lecture-Discussion | James Van Cleve |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 141gp: | The Professions and the Public Interest in American Life | The study of the nature and role of professionals in life and society, forces that shape and direct them, foundations and applications of professional ethics. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49337R | 12:30-1:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | null |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 220g: | Introduction to Logic | Introduction to the aims and basic techniques of formal logic, including propositional and quantificational logic. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49419R | 12:30-1:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Gabriel Uzquiano |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 236g: | Issues in Space and Time | What is time? What is the difference between past, present and future? Is time-travel possible? And what paradoxes might it give rise to? | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49428R | 12:30-1:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Andrew Bacon |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 240g: | Mind, Self, and Consciousness | Explores philosophical questions about the human mind and consciousness, and how they relate to the brain and to the physical world more generally. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49437R | 11:00-12:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Sam Clarke |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 246Lg: | Foundations of Cognitive Science | Introduction to research in interdisciplinary cognitive science, highlighting ideas and methods from philosophy, psychology, linguistics, neuroscience, and computer science. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49680R | 8:30-9:50am | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Alexis Wellwood,Toby Mintz |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 256g: | Science, Religion, and the Making of the Modern Mind | Exploration of the philosophical and religious implications of major scientific revolutions, such as those of Copernicus, Galileo, and Darwin. (Duplicates credit in former PHIL 220g) | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49455R | 9:00-9:50am | MWF | Lecture-Discussion | Zlatan Damnjanovic |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 265g: | Ethics, Technology and Value | Introduces and explores philosophical and ethical questions and theories related to technology, including biomedical technologies, internet applications and artificial intelligence. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49474R | 3:30-4:50pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Jacob Ross,Elisa Warford |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHIL 270g: | Conceptual Foundations of Conflict | Explore the nature of interpersonal conflict: war, polarization, abuse, silencing, public reason, democracy, cancel culture and resistance. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 49469R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Mark Schroeder |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHYS 100Lxg: | The Physical World | The fundamentals of physics are presented, exploring the structure and beauty of physical laws and their manifestations, ranging from events observed in everyday life to subatomic and cosmic phenomena. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 50310R | 10:00-11:50am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Vitaly Kresin |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHYS 125Lg: | Physics for Architects | Fundamental laws and principles of physics with emphasis on theapplication of physical principles to the problems ofarchitecture. Lecture, 4 hours; laboratory, 3 hours. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 50330R | 9:30-10:50am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Hamid Chabok |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHYS 135aLg: | Physics for the Life Sciences | Fundamental laws and principles of physics emphasizing areasrelated to life sciences. Prerequisite for Biological Sciences,Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy. Lecture, 4 hrs.; Lab, 3 hrs. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: 1 from (MATH 108 or MATH 125 or MATH 126 or MATH 226) | Not available | 50342R | 11:00-12:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Hamid Chabok |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHYS 151Lg: | Fundamentals of Physics I: Mechanics and Thermodynamics | Gateway to the majors and minors in Physics and Astronomy. Statics and dynamics of particles and rigid bodies, conservation principles, gravitation, simple harmonic oscillators, thermodynamics, heat engines, entropy. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: 1 from (MATH 125 or MATH 126 or MATH 226 or MATH 129 or MATH 229) | Not available | 50380R | 10:00-10:50am | MWF | Lecture | Scott Macdonald |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHYS 161Lg: | Advanced Principles of Physics I | Gateway to the majors and minors in Physics and Astronomy. Introductory treatment intended for well-qualified students. Dynamics of particles and rigid bodies, conservation laws, wave motion, thermodynamics, heat engines, entropy. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: 1 from (MATH 126 or MATH 129) | Not available | 50530R | 2:00-3:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Scott Macdonald |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PHYS 171Lg: | Applied Physics I: Mechanics | Mechanics, mechanical vibrations and waves, special relativity. Emphasizes applications in the areas of applied physics and engineering. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: 1 from (MATH 125 or MATH 126 or MATH 129 or MATH 226 or MATH 229) | Not available | 50781R | 12:00-12:50pm | Mon, Wed | Discussion | Wade Hsu |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | POSC 110g: | Ideology and Political Conflict | Modern political ideologies; their assumptions, perceptions, and prescriptions regarding political stability and social injustice:anarchism, communism, socialism, liberalism, conservatism, and fascism. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 51910R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Anthony Kammas |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | POSC 248gw: | Human Rights | Overview of human rights controversies across the globe. Introduction to techniques of analysis for social issues, interdisciplinary research methods, and interpretation of complex political problems. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 51940R | 12:30-1:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Steve Swerdlow |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PSYC 100Lg: | Introduction to Psychology | Introduction to psychological science, including historical and contemporary approaches. Behavior examined from biological, cognitive, social, developmental, and personality perspectives. Disorders and treatments. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 52430R | 8:00-9:20am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Patricia George |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PSYC 165Lg: | Drugs, Behavior, and Society | An integrative systems perspective of drugs; including their historical, economic, and cultural importance, psychopharmacology, addiction, relationship to crime, and therapeutic use in treating psychological disorders. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 52440R | 8:00-9:20am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | John Monterosso |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PSYC 215Lg: | Music, Mind and the Brain | An interdisciplinary approach to music, mind and brain. Explores music as an object with its own properties and as a form of human behavior. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 52480R | 12:30-1:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Beatriz Ilari,Assal Habibi |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PSYC 274Lg: | Statistics | Introduction to the use of statistics in psychology: basic ideas in measurement; frequency distributions; descriptive statistics; concepts and procedures in statistical inference. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 52495R | 8:00-9:20am | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Rand Wilcox |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PSYC 339Lg: | Origins of the Mind | Exploration of ancient philosophical questions concerning the origins of human knowledge through empirical studies of infants, animals, and adults from diverse cultures. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 52542R | 9:30-10:50am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Clayton Stephenson |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PSYC 353g: | Close Relationships | Scientific perspective of close relationships: intimate relationships, friendships and others, evolutionary and biological bases of attraction and love, historical, social , cultural influences. Prerequisite: PSYC 100. (Duplicates credit in PSYC 359) | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: PSYC 100 | Not available | 52551R | 10:00-11:50am | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Miranda Barone |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | PSYC 367g: | Stress, Health, and the Mind-Body Connection | Introduction to psychological, biological and behavioral processes affecting physical health, including stress, coping with disease, health behaviors and socioeconomic and cultural influences on health. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: PSYC 100 | Restriction: Registration open to the following major(s): Health and the Human Sciences, Psychology, Social Sciences (Psychology) | 52600R | 10:00-11:50am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Bruna Klein |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | QBIO 110g: | Drug Discovery: From Genes to Medicines | The course will explore the science of modern drug discovery and development, its key challenges and pitfalls in the personal health and socioeconomic context. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 12978R | 11:00-12:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Vsevolod Katritch |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | QBIO 305g: | Statistics for Biological Sciences | Statistical methods in biological science and medicine, including populations and samples, random sampling, confidence intervals, paired samples and regression. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 12961R | 11:00-12:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Peter Calabrese |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | REL 141g: | Global Religions in Los Angeles | Congregational and individual expressions of religion in Los Angeles. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 60036R | 2:00-3:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Varun Soni |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | REL 324g: | Sex and the Bible: Gender, Sexuality, and Scripture | Role the Bible has played in debates about sex, gender, and sexuality in Western history. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 60064R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Cavan Concannon |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | REL 325g: | Religious Experience in the Greco-Roman World | Varieties of religious experience as reflected in the literature, art, and cultic practices of the Hellenistic world. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 60070R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Sheila Briggs |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SLL 110g: | Russia in the Modern Era | Key moments in the development of Russian culture since its westernization in the early eighteenth century to the present day. Focus on works of literature, art and other products of the culture that have significantly influenced Russian self-understanding as well as the ways in which Russians perceive the rest of the world. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 60200R | 3:30-5:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Peter Winsky |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SLL 344g: | Tolstoy: Writer and Moralist | Tolstoy's major works in the context of his ethical views.Readings and lectures in English. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 60234D | 12:00-1:50pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Peter Winsky |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SOCI 155mg: | Immigrant America | Examination of the immigrant experience in the United States. Comparative analysis of social context of migration, formation of immigrant communities, and social integration of immigrants. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 61420R | 12:30-1:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Jody Agius Vallejo |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SOCI 200mg: | Introduction to Sociology | Basic concepts of sociology with special reference to group life,social institutions, and social processes. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 61460R | TBA | TBA | Discussion | null |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SOCI 210g: | Science, Technology, and Social Conflict | Science and technology change society and how we understand ourselves. In turn, social struggles influence science. We will explore the interplay between these forces. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 61445R | 3:30-4:50pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Dan Lainer-Vos |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SOCI 235g: | Migration, Law and Society | Migration policies worldwide are negotiated by different stakeholders and create different contexts of reception that differently impact the everyday lives and livelihoods of migrants. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 61521R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Deisy Del Real |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SOCI 242g: | Sociology, Demography and Health | Sociological and demographic concepts focusing on the causes of disease, health and wellness. Empirical analysis of population composition and its connection to health. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: 1 from (BISC 120 or BISC 121 or BISC 220 or BISC 221) | Not available | 61539D | 9:30-10:50am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Juliana Mc Gene |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SOCI 250mgw: | Grassroots Participation in Global Perspective | Theory and history behind the ideal of "the local, grassroots volunteer": a direct link between theory and research using Los Angeles as a case study. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 61465R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Hajar Yazdiha |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SOCI 270g: | Sociological Theory | Historical and contemporary approaches to sociological theory; analysis of conceptual frameworks applied to the study of society and social interaction. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: SOCI 200 | Not available | 61508R | 2:00-3:20pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Robert Werth |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SOCI 314Lg: | Analyzing Social Statistics | Sociological measurement, univariate description, elementary correlation, introduction to statistical inference. | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: SOCI 200 | Not available | 61485R | 8:30-9:50am | Mon, Wed | Lecture-Lab | Tim Biblarz |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SPAN 380g: | Literature of Mexico | Principal writers and their works from Colonial times to the present. Non-majors may write assignments in English. Recommended preparation: advanced comprehension of oral and written Spanish. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 62270D | 12:30-1:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Samuel Steinberg |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SSCI 135g: | Maps in the Digital World | The role of formal reasoning, abstract representation and empirical analysis in building maps for sharing knowledge across the physical, life and social sciences and humanities. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 35619R | 10:00-11:20am | MWF | Lecture | Katherine Lester |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SSCI 165Lgw: | Sustainability Science in the City | The influence of sustainability science on public policy and vice versa in the context of social/ethical theories, analytical methods and solutions. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 35628R | 11:00-11:50am | MWF | Lecture | Robert Vos |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SSCI 214g: | Human Populations and Natural Hazards | Introduction to the complex relationship between human development and natural hazards, which are increasingly causing damage and displacement to human populations throughout the world. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 35635R | 9:30-10:50am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Diana Ter-Ghazaryan |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SSCI 265Lg: | The Water Planet | An exploration of earth's water, ranging from water properties, chemistry, and pollution, to groundwater dynamics, watershed processes, and oceanic-atmospheric circulation. Implications for past and future societies. Lecture and laboratory. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 35637R | 12:30-1:50pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Bita Minaravesh |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SWMS 212gp: | Introduction to Gender and Sexuality: American Perspectives | Examination of how gender and sexuality have been constructed, experienced and legislated. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 34902R | 3:30-4:50pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Eli Dunn |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SWMS 219gp: | Introduction to Feminist Theory | Emergence of feminist thought from the Enlightenment to the present; historical development of female subjectivity; advancement of womens rights; feminisms from alternative ideological perspectives. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 34912R | 11:00-12:20pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Diana Blaine |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SWMS 221g: | Introduction to Queer Theory | Genealogies of queer theory, from psychoanalytic theories to feminism and post-structuralism; evolving concepts of gender; relation to social justice, resistance and power. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 34915R | 12:30-1:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Atia Sattar |
DCL | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/DCL/ | SWMS 227gp: | Death and Gender in Urban Contexts | Experiential course examining how beliefs about mortality are produced by history, gender, culture, and context; how the handling of death shapes urban society. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 34918D | TBA | MTuWThF | Lecture | Diana Blaine |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 200: | Gerontology: The Science of Adult Development | Introduction to adult development through the lifespan; biological, psychological, and social processes; gerontology as a career for the future. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36200R | TBA | TBA | Lecture | John Walsh,Julia Walsh |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 301: | Current Topics in Geroscience Research | Advanced training in reading primary research articles on current topics related to the science of aging and longevity. | (2.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36201R | 12:00-12:50pm | Monday | Lecture | Sean Curran |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 315g: | A Journey into the Mind | Introduction to the brain and mind. A unique multimedia approach to stress how knowledge about the mind is gained from scientific and clinical investigations. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36210R | 11:00-1:50pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | John Walsh,Tara Mastro |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 320g: | Psychology of Adult Development | How psychologists study thinking, memory, emotions, personality, and behavior, and how people change in these throughout adulthood to old age. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36213D | 2:00-3:50pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Deborah Fui-Yuen Hoe |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 321: | Introduction to Psychology and Aging | An introduction to the core curriculum in the study of Gerontology. Research perspectives on adult development and aging; methodological issues; personality and relationship issues; general mental and emotional components of aging; research methods. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36221D | 2:00-3:50pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Deborah Fui-Yuen Hoe |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 340: | Policy, Values, and Power in an Aging Society | How Americans' political values affect public policy. Studies of landmark legislation to explore the social contract between generations and role of governments in social welfare. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36230R | 10:00-11:40am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Aaron Hagedorn |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 380m: | Diversity in Aging | Exploring diversity in the older population and variability in the human aging process. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36242R | TBA | TBA | Lecture | Tameka Brown,Julie Bates |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 411L: | Physiology, Nutrition, and Aging | Explores nutritional needs and the physiological, psychological, and sociological relationships to nutrition. Laboratory experiments in assessment and evaluation. | (2.0-4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36245R | 4:00-5:40pm | Tuesday | Lecture-Lab | Carin Kreutzer |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 412L: | Exercise and Aging: Principles and Programs | Physiological, psychological, and sociological aspects of exercise. Laboratory involvement in assessment and evaluation of fitness. | (2.0-4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36212R | 10:00-12:50pm | Monday | Lecture-Lab | Constanza Cortes |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 414: | Neurobiology of Aging | Age-related changes in nervous system structure and function; relationship of brain changes to changes in cognitive function and perception; Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36250R | 2:00-3:50pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | John Walsh,Tara Mastro |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 415: | Neuroaffective Disorders of Aging | Methods of studying, evaluating, and treating cognitive, psychiatric, and behavioral problems associated with medical conditions of old age. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36215R | 9:00-11:50am | Thursday | Lecture | Teal Eich |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 416: | Health Issues in Adulthood | Physiological, psychological, and social health problems of adults as they are impacted by health choices throughout life. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36255R | 11:00-12:50pm | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Roberto Vicinanza,Raffaella Ghittoni |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 435m: | Women and Aging: Psychological, Social, and Political Implications | Problems and resources of the middle-aged and older woman in a changing society; including discrimination, stereotypes, employment, social interaction, etc. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36235R | 9:00-10:40am | Tue, Thu | Lecture | Gillian Fennell |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 437: | Social and Psychological Aspects of Death and Dying | Introduction and critical survey of the current issues, concepts, and research of the social and psychological aspects of death and dying. | (2.0-4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36260R | 9:00-10:40am | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Susan Enguidanos |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 440: | Biodemography of Aging | Consideration of the biological and social-cultural factors that govern the evolution of life spans and the life of humans and selected animal models. Recommended preparation: statistics | (4.0 units) | Prerequisite: 1 from (BISC 120 or BISC 121) | Not available | 36265R | 3:00-5:50pm | Thursday | Lecture | Tara Mastro |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 461: | Seminar in Molecular and Computational Biology | Topical seminar in molecular and computational biology. Junior, senior or graduate standing. | (2.0 units) | Not available | Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior, Master Student, Doctoral Student | 13464D | 4:00-5:50pm | Tuesday | Lecture | Lin Chen |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 481: | Case Management for Older Adults | Overview of the concepts, characteristics, skills, and clinical issues of case management in a variety of settings serving older persons. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36275R | 1:00-3:50pm | Tuesday | Lecture | Min-Kyoung Rhee |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 484: | Food History, Culture and Society | Examines historical, cultural, economic, social and wellness roles of food in society and introduces dietary practices that support healthy aging and longevity. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36284R | 8:30-11:20am | Friday | Lecture | Carin Kreutzer |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 489: | Finding the Key to a Long, Happy Life in Nicoya, Costa Rica | Immersion into lifestyles shown to improve quality of life and extend lifespan by studying populations in "Blue Zone" communities throughout the world. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36289D | TBA | TBA | Lecture | John Walsh |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 490x: | Directed Research | Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit. | (1.0-8.0 units, max 12) | Not available | Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior | 36280D | TBA | TBA | Lecture | null |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 491: | Practicum | Supervised experience in one or more community agencies. Graded CR/NC. | (2.0-8.0 units, max 8) | Not available | Not available | 36282D | 1:00-3:50pm | Thursday | Lecture | Aaron Hagedorn |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 492: | Senior Seminar | An in-depth integration of major research and professional themes in the study of human development and aging. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36272R | 2:00-3:40pm | Mon, Wed | Lecture | Aaron Hagedorn |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 493: | Longevity and Death among Ancient and Modern European Populations | The discoveries of ancient humans and bodies that have been preserved illuminate the connection between diet, health, and disease. | (2.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36283D | TBA | TBA | Lecture | Susan Enguidanos |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 494: | Emotion-Cognition Interactions and Aging | Covers the paradox of emotion in aging, as well as how stress and emotion influence cognition and the brain across the lifespan. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36294R | TBA | TBA | Lecture | Mara Mather |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 495: | Practicum in Geriatric Care | Supervised experience in a geriatric health care setting which allows students to put theories and ideas into practive. Graded CR/NC. Lecture, discussion, and fieldwork. | (4.0 units) | Not available | Not available | 36290D | 2:00-4:50pm | Tuesday | Lecture | Roberto Vicinanza |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 497a: | Honors Seminar | Advanced study of empirical approaches in gerontology. Preparation, progress, presentation, and evaluation of Senior Honors Thesis research. Standing in Gerontology Honors Program and departmental approval. | (2.0 units) | Not available | Restriction: Registration open to the following major(s): Gerontology | 36297D | TBA | TBA | Lecture | Tara Mastro |
GERO | https://classes.usc.edu/term-20241/classes/GERO/ | GERO 497b: | Honors Seminar | Advanced study of empirical approaches in gerontology. Preparation, progress, presentation, and evaluation of Senior Honors Thesis research. Standing in Gerontology Honors Program and departmental approval. | (2.0 units) | Prerequisite: GERO 497A | Restriction: Registration open to the following major(s): Gerontology | 36293D | TBA | TBA | Lecture | Tara Mastro |
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