UCB Online Schedule of Classes: Search Results

56727 S 101 107 DIS MW 3−4P 222 WHEELER Visual Communications PETROZZO, C A CURRENTLY FULL
56730 S 101 108 DIS MW 4−5P 122 LATIMER Visual Communications PETROZZO, C A CURRENTLY FULL
56733 S 101 109 DIS MW 8−9A 103 WHEELER Visual Communications WILKES, B
56736 S 101 110 DIS MW 9−10A 106 MULFORD Visual Communications WILKES, B CURRENTLY FULL
56739 P C103 001 LEC TuTh 8−930A 145 DWINELLE Understanding Journalism 4 GOLDSTEIN, T J 16 BY CATEGORY
Note: All seats are reserved for declared Media Studies students. Space permitting, non−majors may be enrolled no earlier than the first week of instruction. Wait lists for Media Studies courses are not
automatic and will not open until Tele−BEARS Phase II. All enrolled and waitlisted students are required to attend the first lecture or they will be dropped. For more information about enrolling in these
courses, please review the Tele−BEARS Enrollment Tips on the Media Studies website at ugis.ls.berkeley.edu/mediastudies. Cross−listed with Journalism C141 section 1.
56742 P 104A 001 LEC TuTh 930−11A 4 LECONTE (effective 01/22/13) Freedom of Speech and the Press 3 TURNER, W B 10 BY CATEGORY
Note: All seats are reserved for declared Media Studies students. Space permitting, non−majors may be enrolled no earlier than the first week of instruction. Wait lists for Media Studies courses are not
automatic and will not open until Tele−BEARS Phase II. All enrolled and waitlisted students are required to attend the first lecture or they will be dropped. For more information about enrolling in these
courses, please review the Tele−BEARS Enrollment Tips on the Media Studies website at ugis.ls.berkeley.edu/mediastudies.
56745 P C104C 001 LEC TuTh 930−11A 155 KROEBER History of Information 3 DUGUID, P 10 BY CATEGORY
Note: All seats are reserved for declared Media Studies students. Space permitting, non−majors may be enrolled no earlier than the first week of instruction. Wait lists for Media Studies courses are not
automatic and will not open until Tele−BEARS Phase II. All enrolled and waitlisted students are required to attend the first lecture or they will be dropped. For more information about enrolling in these
courses, please review the Tele−BEARS Enrollment Tips on the Media Studies website at ugis.ls.berkeley.edu/mediastudies. Cross−listed with Cognitive Science C103 section 1, Informaiton C103
section 1 and History C192 section 1.
56748 P 140 001 LEC TuTh 5−630P 220 WHEELER Media and Politics 4 KING, G 18 BY CATEGORY
Note: This course explores the intersection of media and social change through the lenses of law, history, ethics and aesthetics. The course will focus not only on mass media representations of political
change, but also "bottom−up" (or as we like to say at Berkeley, "counter−hegemonic") representations through, e.g., political posters, graffiti, music, photography, investigative and citizen journalism,
and movement tracts. We will look at everything from the muckraking journalism of the 19th century, to 1960's civil rights photographs, to slave songs, gospel, punk and hip hop, to the Tweets of Arab
Spring and the livestreams of Occupy and more.
56754 P 160 001 LEC MW 10−12P 182 DWINELLE International Media 4 RETZINGER, J P 7 BY CATEGORY
Note: All seats are reserved for declared Media Studies students. Space permitting, non−majors may be enrolled no earlier than the first week of instruction. Wait lists for Media Studies courses are not
automatic and will not open until Tele−BEARS Phase II. All enrolled and waitlisted students are required to attend the first lecture or they will be dropped. For more information about enrolling in these
courses, please review the Tele−BEARS Enrollment Tips on the Media Studies website at ugis.ls.berkeley.edu/mediastudies.
56757 P 170 001 LEC TuTh 11−1230P 101 LSA Cultural History of Advertising 4 RETZINGER, J P 13 BY CATEGORY
Note: All seats are reserved for declared Media Studies students. Space permitting, non−majors may be enrolled no earlier than the first week of instruction. Wait lists for Media Studies courses are not
automatic and will not open until Tele−BEARS Phase II. All enrolled and waitlisted students are required to attend the first lecture or they will be dropped. For more information about enrolling in these
courses, please review the Tele−BEARS Enrollment Tips on the Media Studies website at ugis.ls.berkeley.edu/mediastudies.
56760 P 180 001 LEC MW 2−4P 110 WHEELER Television Studies 4 JACKSON, J 6 BY CATEGORY
Note: All seats are reserved for declared Media Studies students. Space permitting, non−majors may be enrolled no earlier than the first week of instruction. Wait lists for Media Studies courses are not
automatic and will not open until Tele−BEARS Phase II. All enrolled and waitlisted students are required to attend the first lecture or they will be dropped. For more information about enrolling in these
courses, please review the Tele−BEARS Enrollment Tips on the Media Studies website at ugis.ls.berkeley.edu/mediastudies.
56763 P 190 001 SEM MW 10−12P 267 BANCROFT LIB Special Topics in Mass Communications 4 HENRY, N 7 BY CATEGORY
Note: "Telling Life Stories" − This course introduces students to the discipline and craft of interviewing and writing profiles and short biographies of people. Students will read journalism specializing in
this area, and produce recorded and written work on a range of topics including athletics, labor, race and Bay Area culture. Interested students should wait list the course and must attend the first day of
class. Admission to the course is by application.
SEE DEPT P H195 001 SEM W 4−530P 262 EVANS Honors Colloquium 3 JACKSON, J NONE SR & MEDIA STUDIES
SEE DEPT P C196W 001 SEM UNSCHED OFF CAMPUS Special Field Research 10.5 GOLDSTEIN, M NONE CLASS ENTRY CODE
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Note: Cross−listed with Political Economy C196W section 1, Political Science C196W section 1, Sociology C196W section 1, History C196W section 1, Undergrad Interdisciplinary Studies C196W
section 1, History of Art C196W section 1 and Gender and Women's Studies C196W section 1.
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57003 P 20 001 SEM W 2−4P 20 BARROWS Perspectives on the Middle East 2 DAIFALLAH, Y 6 BY CATEGORY
57009 P 109 001 LEC W 6−8P 106 WHEELER Model Arab League 3: PF GOTTREICH, E R NONE JR, SR & BY
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57018 P 150 002 SEM TuTh 1230−2P 110 BARROWS Advanced Study in the Middle East 4 MONSHIPOURI, M 15 BY CATEGORY
Note: "Youth, Technology, and Democratic Uprisings in the Middle East and North Africa" − This course explores the role of youth, information and communication technologies, and social networking in
the protests in the Middle East and North Africa in 2011, which have brought an unprecedented cascade of falling regimes across the region. We examine the impact of civil disobedience, political
activism, defiance, and social media since Iran's Green Movement in 2009 and Arab uprisings in 2011. Our main focus will be on the youth and the emancipatory potential of a digital world.
57021 P 190 001 IND W 2−5P 129 BARROWS Senior Thesis 1−4 GOTTREICH, E R NONE BY CATEGORY
SEE DEPT P H195 001 IND W 2−5P 129 BARROWS Honors in Middle Eastern Studies 4 GOTTREICH, E R NONE CLASS ENTRY CODE
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57051 P 198 001 GRP Tu 5−630P 122 LATIMER Directed Group Study for Upper Division Students 2: PF GRAHAM, T N NONE JR, SR ; CLASS
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