Students may complete as many LS courses (link is external) as they wish for Seven-Course Breadth. This includes LS courses offered through the Discovery (link is external) and Big Ideas (link is external) programs.
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If you have any questions about whether units will apply to residence requirements, meet with an L&S College Adviser . For graduation, students must earn a 2.0 minimum GPA (C average or higher) in all courses undertaken at UC. This includes grades from:
LS College Abbreviation0LSEducation, Special Education, Support0LSLetter, University, Arts0LSUniversity, Education
Course names that have the "L" behind courses indicate that the course is Locally Developed.
Course AbbreviationsBIOL – Biology.BLW – Business Law.BUS – Business.CEP – Counseling Educational Psychology.CH – Core Humanities.CHEM – Chemistry.CHS – Community Health Science.COM – Communications.More items...
Science & Technology. University, Engineering, Technology.
The letters M, T, W, F, and S stand for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, respectively. R is for Thursday, while Su, U, or N means Sunday. Schedules may also use D to indicate daily. Some classes only meet once a week.
Common Education AcronymsAcronymDefinitionLHLearning Handicapped (a mild handicap)LLDLanguage Learning DisabilitiesLRELeast-Restrictive EnvironmentLSHLanguage, Speech, and Hearing138 more rows
Academic DegreesFormal UseGeneral Use 1Abbreviated UseBachelor of Artsbachelor's degreeB.A.Bachelor of Sciencebachelor's degreeB.S.Bachelor of Science in Engineeringbachelor's degreeB.S.E.Master of Artsmaster's degreeM.A.1 more row
Abbreviation for Course:21CRSCourse Aviation, Architecture, Construction8CrseCourse + 1 Locations, Technology, Universities1C rse RSECourse Engineering, Construction, Drawings5crsCourse Navigation5csecourse + 1 WW23 more rows
Bachelor's DegreesBA = Bachelor of Arts.BAAS = Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences.BAED = Bachelor of Art Education.BArch = Bachelor of Architecture.BAS = Bachelor of Arts and Sciences or Bachelor of Applied Science.BASW = BA Social Work.BBA = Bachelor of Business Administration.BEd = Bachelor of Education.More items...
SD. Standard Definition (standard for digital video disk recorders)
specialty training, see there. Speech Therapist. speech therapy.
s.t. - Latin “sine tempore” = “without time” c.t. - Latin “cum tempore” = “with time” This is also referred to as the “Akademisches Viertel” (academic quarter-hour).
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Important Deadlines for Summer 2022. Find deadlines to cancel, add, drop, withdrawal, or change grading options for each session on the Summer Sessions website. Late Change of Class Schedule Deadline: last day of each session by 11:59pm PT*; July 5: Deadline to request an EGT for Summer 2022 for students not enrolled at Berkeley or for students who want to change an EGT from a future term to ...
The course catalog below includes all courses currently approved to be taught at UC Berkeley. Please Note: Only a subset of courses that appear are offered each semester.To see a list of course offerings for a current or future term, please see the Class Schedule.
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Students may use up to two courses from any one academic department to satisfy Seven-Course Breadth. This limitation includes all subject areas offered by the department, and if the course is cross-listed (indicated by a 'C' prefix), all the other department (s) offering the course as well. An exception to this limitation is courses offered by Letters and Science ('LS'). Students may complete as many LS courses (link is external) as they wish for Seven-Course Breadth. This includes LS courses offered through the Discovery (link is external) and Big Ideas (link is external) programs.
Courses that satisfy the Physical Science requirement teach students how to explain natural phenomena starting from first principles, using a combination of reason, experiment, and quantitative analysis.
To satisfy the requirement, complete seven distinct courses, one for each breadth area.
All transfer courses must be completed with a grade of C- or better or the equivalent of a Passed (P) grade on the host campus in order to be considered for Seven-Course Breadth.
You can overlap up to two upper division (#100-199) courses between two majors. If you declare more majors, as of Fall 2020, this limit applies overall. Make an appointment with an L&S College Adviser to get a clear understanding of how overlap rules work with more than two majors.
Your degree requirements can be divided into four major categories outlined below:
In L&S, you are allowed to apply a course to both a major requirement and general education requirements (ex: a course may count toward your major and a breadth requirement). This overlap is also allowed between an L&S minor requirement and general education requirements. This is not true of all undergraduate colleges at UC Berkeley, which is important to keep in mind if you plan to change colleges.
Enrollment in all courses should be monitored carefully throughout the registration period since any course or section cancellations must be made early enough for affected students to make necessary adjustments to their schedules.
The "Cancel Class Deadline" exists to encourage students - and, in particular, graduate students - to register in a timely fashion so departments and deans' offices can identify low-enrollment classes, make cancellation decisions, and reallocate resources.
There are no contractual limits on teaching assistant section sizes. Pedagogical considerations are the important criterion when determining appropriate section sizes.
LS298: Associate of Applied Science in Legal Support and Services Capstone
This course is designed as the culminating experience of the Bachelor of Science in Legal Support and Services. This course comprises a series of assignments that integrate the core concepts from the judicial studies and practice program outcomes and curriculum. The assignments are designed to test application and critical thinking skills as students work through fact-based scenarios and analyze issues affecting practical legal matters.
This course provides an opportunity to look at a number of historically significant philosophical and legal thinkers and theories. Critical thinking skills and communication competence are built through the individual and collaborative discussion and analysis process. Upon completion of the course, you will be able to identify the most historically significant legal philosophers and assess American legal philosophy in historical context. Further, philosophical thinking that contributed directly to the design of our system will be understood in current legal context.
In this course, you will learn about the law as a general concept, with pervasive influence in all aspects of social interaction, formation, and change. Theories of design, enforcement, and remediation under the American legal and law enforcement systems will be evaluated. You will also identify and differentiate between legal systems around the globe, which will provide you the opportunity to gain an appreciation of the value, reach, and utility of a well-defined legal system.
This course focuses on researching legal issues and drafting legal documents using the results of student research. Emphasis will be placed on briefing and analyzing court opinions and other legal sources, applying the legal rationale to a given factual situation, and drafting documents commonly used in legal practice. This course also teaches you how to present the results of research in a professional manner.
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Students may use up to two courses from any one academic department to satisfy Seven-Course Breadth. This limitation includes all subject areas offered by the department, and if the course is cross-listed (indicated by a 'C' prefix), all the other department (s) offering the course as well. An exception to this limitation is courses offered by Letters and Science ('LS'). Students may complete as many LS courses (link is external) as they wish for Seven-Course Breadth. This includes LS courses offered through the Discovery (link is external) and Big Ideas (link is external) programs.
Courses that satisfy the Physical Science requirement teach students how to explain natural phenomena starting from first principles, using a combination of reason, experiment, and quantitative analysis.
To satisfy the requirement, complete seven distinct courses, one for each breadth area.
All transfer courses must be completed with a grade of C- or better or the equivalent of a Passed (P) grade on the host campus in order to be considered for Seven-Course Breadth.