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GENERAL CATALOG
Page 1: GENERAL CATALOG 2008-2009 • 2009-
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Page 8 and 9: 6 ADDRESS DIRECTORY University of C
Page 10 and 11: 8 Residence Halls 49 Student Housin
Page 12 and 13: 10 DEGREES OFFERED BY UC DAVIS Unde
Page 14 and 15: 12 Science and Technology Studies A
Page 16 and 17: 14 Introduction INTRODUCTION W elco
Page 18 and 19: 16 Introduction PRINCIPLES OF COMMU
Page 20 and 21: 18 Introduction EDUCATIONAL OBJECTI
Page 22 and 23: 20 Introduction demic advisers in t
Page 24 and 25: 22 Introduction • Software. Free
Page 26 and 27: 24 Introduction Nanomaterials in th
Page 28 and 29: 26 Introduction dation-structure in
Page 30 and 31: 28 Introduction ers, marketers and
Page 32 and 33: 30 Introduction DNA tests; populati
Page 34 and 35: 32 Undergraduate Admission UNDERGRA
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Page 44 and 45: 42 Fees, Expenses and Financial Aid
Page 50 and 51: STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE 1938 Hick
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52 Student Life Student Internships
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54 Student Life mately 149,000 squa
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56 Student Life The ASUCD President
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ACADEMIC ADVISING ACADEMIC ADVISING
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60 Academic Advising and Student Re
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68 Academic Information REGISTERING
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70 Academic Information College of
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72 Academic Information College of
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74 Academic Information Open Campus
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76 Academic Information Passed grad
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78 Academic Information A student w
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80 Academic Information mits his or
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UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION UNDERGRADUA
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84 Undergraduate Education • Huma
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86 Undergraduate Education tion is
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88 Undergraduate Education The Unde
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90 Undergraduate Education UNIVERSI
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92 Undergraduate Education • A co
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94 Undergraduate Education Sign-up
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96 Undergraduate Education Degree R
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98 Undergraduate Education In addit
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100 Undergraduate Education you hav
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102 Undergraduate Education Degree
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104 Graduate Studies GRADUATE STUDI
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106 Graduate Studies ence indicates
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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION 2004 Dawn Imamo
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110 School of Education of secondar
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SCHOOL OF LAW SCHOOL OF LAW 1968 Th
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114 School of Law 4. Submit an offi
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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT GRADU
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118 Graduate School of Management M
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120 School of Medicine SCHOOL OF ME
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SCHOOL OF VETERINARY MEDICINE SCHOO
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124 School of Veterinary Medicine C
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126 Programs and Courses UNDERGRADU
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128 African American and African St
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130 Agricultural and Environmental
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132 Agricultural Management and Ran
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134 Agricultural and Resource Econo
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136 Agricultural Systems and Enviro
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138 Anatomy Kwanza, graduation, bar
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140 Animal Biology (A Graduate Grou
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142 Animal Physiology Fred S. Conte
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144 Animal Physiology 125. Equine E
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146 Anthropology Henry M. McHenry,
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148 Anthropology ments. Not open fo
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150 Anthropology 154A. The Evolutio
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152 Applied Behavioral Sciences 254
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154 Arabic Aquaculture See Animal B
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156 Art Studio 186. Art After Moder
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158 Art Studio standing of color an
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160 Art Studio Lower Division Cours
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162 Atmospheric Science 98. Directe
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164 Avian Sciences (Recommended cou
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166 Biological Chemistry Maria Mudr
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168 Biological Sciences (2) Options
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170 Biomedical Engineering (A Gradu
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172 Biotechnology Danielle Harvey,
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174 Botany Additional information i
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176 Chemistry Depth Subject Matter
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178 Chemistry Graduate Courses 201.
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180 Chicana/Chicano Studies Two cou
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182 Child Development (A Graduate G
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184 Classics political institutions
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186 Communication Requirements: Can
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188 Community and Regional Developm
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190 Community and Regional Developm
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192 Comparative Literature study in
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194 Comparative Literature 160B. Th
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196 Computer Science Leslie A. Lyon
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198 Contemporary Leadership Graduat
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200 Dermatology 200B. Theories of C
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202 Design able design in relation
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204 Earth Sciences East Asian Langu
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206 Earth Sciences 115. Introductio
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208 Ecological Management and Resto
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210 Ecology (A Graduate Group) Affi
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212 Economics Additional upper divi
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214 Economics 203A. Advanced Econom
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216 Education, School of Capital Ar
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218 Education, School of scoring of
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220 Education (A Graduate Group) du
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222 Endocrinology and Metabolism Co
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224 Engineering: Applied Science St
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226 Engineering: Applied Science 21
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228 Engineering: Biological and Agr
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230 Engineering: Biological and Agr
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232 Engineering: Biomedical Profess
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234 Engineering: Biomedical and aro
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236 Engineering: Chemical Engineeri
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244 Engineering: Civil and Environm
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250 Engineering: Computer Science B
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252 Engineering: Computer Science 1
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254 Engineering: Electrical and Com
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262 Engineering: Mechanical and Aer
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268 English Non-Historical Distribu
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270 English 146N. American Literatu
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272 Entomology 242. Sixteenth-Centu
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274 Environmental Biology and Manag
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276 Environmental Horticulture Mino
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278 Environmental and Resource Scie
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280 Environmental Science and Manag
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282 Environmental Science and Polic
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284 Environmental Sciences Environm
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286 Epidemiology action at the cell
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288 Evolution and Ecology 291. Semi
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290 Evolution and Ecology and diver
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292 Fiber and Polymer Science credi
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294 Fisheries in film, focusing on
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296 Food Science and Technology 102
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298 Forensic Science (A Graduate Gr
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300 Forensic Science (A Graduate Gr
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302 Fungal Biology and Ecology fewe
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304 Geography Geography See Geograp
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306 Geology Recommended. For the B.
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308 Geology field survey in remote
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310 Geophysics research techniques
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312 German 119. From German Fiction
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314 Greek Jewish Studies; specific
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316 History Major Advisers. See the
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318 History 131A. Early Modern Euro
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320 History 174C. The United States
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322 Honors Challenge History and Ph
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324 Human Development Faculty—Int
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326 Humanities 240. Peer Relationsh
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328 Hydrologic Sciences (A Graduate
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330 Immunology (A Graduate Group) a
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332 Integrated Pest Management (A G
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334 International Agricultural Deve
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336 International Nutrition Graduat
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338 Internship Track III: Global En
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340 Italian 8AS. Italian Conversati
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342 Land, Air, and Water Resources
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344 Landscape Architecture 170. Fie
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346 Latin Latin See Classics, on pa
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348 Law, School of tions frequently
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350 Law, School of Purpose is to gi
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352 Law, School of credit in any on
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354 Linguistics Minor Program Requi
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356 Linguistics (A Graduate Group)
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358 Management, Graduate School of
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360 Managerial Economics 291. Topic
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362 Mathematics Albert Schwarz, Ph.
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364 Mathematics 21AL. Emerging Scho
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366 Mathematics gral operators, ell
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368 Medicine, School of Mark Agius,
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370 Medicine, School of Jay J Han,
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372 Medicine, School of Kent Pinker
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374 Medicine, School of Sakti Das,
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376 Medicine, School of Year 2, Blo
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378 Medicine, School of 463. Multid
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380 Medicine, School of 290C. Liter
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382 Medicine, School of discussion
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384 Medicine, School of Graduate Co
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386 Medicine, School of Internal Me
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388 Medicine, School of sent from t
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390 Medicine, School of 198. Direct
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392 Medicine, School of participati
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394 Medicine, School of affiliated
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396 Medicine, School of cer prevent
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398 Medicine and Epidemiology 476.
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400 Microbiology B.S. program is es
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402 Middle East/South Asia Studies
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404 Middle East/South Asia Studies
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406 Molecular Biosciences in one of
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408 Molecular and Cellular Biology
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410 Molecular, Cellular, and Integr
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412 Music A.B. Major Requirements:
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414 Music 114. Intermediate Conduct
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416 Native American Studies Courses
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418 Nature and Culture ence in elem
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420 Neurobiology, Physiology, and B
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426 Neuroscience (A Graduate Group)
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428 Nutrition cell perspective, inc
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430 Nutritional Biology (A Graduate
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432 Pathology Parks and Recreation
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434 Philosophy tionalist, coherenti
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436 Physical Education instructor f
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438 Physical Medicine and Rehabilit
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440 Physical Medicine and Rehabilit
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442 Physiology ous spectroscopic an
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444 Plant Biology Upper Division Co
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446 Plant Pathology 208. Plant Horm
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448 Plant Physiology advanced plant
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450 Plant Sciences Upper Division C
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452 Plant Sciences approaches and t
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454 Political Science Courses in Po
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456 Political Science 148B. Governm
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458 Pomology 220. Seminar in Politi
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460 Population Health and Reproduct
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462 Psychology interpretation of qu
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464 Psychology data in the behavior
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466 Religious Studies A.B. Major Re
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468 Russian needed to enter the fie
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470 Science and Society subject mat
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472 Science and Technology Studies
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474 Sociology History. The program
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476 Sociology Courses in Sociology
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478 Sociology 170. Population (4) L
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480 Soil Science Courses selected f
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482 Spanish Cristina González, Ph.
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484 Spanish 115. History of the Spa
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486 Spanish 205. Spanish Phonology
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488 Statistics Total Units for the
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490 Statistics (A Graduate Program)
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492 Textile Arts and Costume Design
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494 Theatre and Dance dents. Resear
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496 Theatre and Dance 125. Scenic P
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498 Theatre and Dance 259. Topics i
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500 University Writing Program UC D
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502 Urban Planning 104F. Writing in
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504 Veterinary Medicine, School of
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514 Viticulture and Enology Prepara
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516 Viticulture and Enology (A Grad
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518 Water Science 101L. Field Resea
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520 Women and Gender Studies Women
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522 Zoology 201. Special Topics in
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524 General Education Courses/Optio
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536 Appendix RESIDENCE FOR TUITION
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538 Appendix Temporary Absence If y
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540 Appendix American Medical Colle
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542 Appendix Graduate Studies Jeffe
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Index INDEX 2006 UC Davis welcomes
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546 Index Biological Sciences, Coll
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548 Index minimum progress requirem
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550 Index Graduate Academic Achieve
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552 Index Neurology 427 Neuroscienc
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554 Index Student-Faculty Relations
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556 UC DAVIS CAMPUS FACILITIES MAP
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