UCLA General Catalog 1971-72 - Registrar - UCLA

76 / COLLEGES , SCHOOLS , GRADUATE DIVISION
(in business , law, journalism, or library service ) with an international emphasis;
and (2) students preparing to teach social science in the secondary schools. These
students should govern their programs primarily by the preparation requirements
of the professional school or teaching credential of their choice.
Preparation . Political Science 1 and 2. History 1A-1B-1C , or any three courses
selected from History 8, 9A-9B - 9C-9D . Economics 1 and 2, or 100. Sociology
1 or 101 . Anthropology 22 or 100 . One course selected from Geography.lB,
l0A-lOB-bOC,101.
Upper division. The political science major should be completed as follows:
Political Science 110, 120 , 121, 141 , 150; two additional courses from Group II,
International Relations (courses 123 to 139 ); one course from Group N, Comparative
Government (152 to 169 ); one course from 115 , 146, 188A.
Other social sciences courses required : Economics 180, 190 ; Geography 140;
History 141F-141G, 178A-178B; Sociology 140.
Language requirement: completion of the sixth quarter course (or its equivalent,
as prescribed by the language department ), with a grade of C or better, of
any modem foreign language. French 6, German 6, Spanish 25, Russian 6,
are most frequently offered in fulfillment of this requirement, but see also the
offerings listed under Portuguese , Italian, Germanic Languages , Near Eastern
and African Languages, and Oriental Languages. Chinese, French , German,
Russian and Spanish , are the languages of widest career utility in international
affairs.
Recommended Courses: Geography 180 through 190; History 125 through
169, 191 through 196; Sociology 120, 126 ; Economics 110, 111 , 112; Anthropology
122A- 122B-122C, 161, 165.
Area Focus. Students are advised but not required to concentrate their political
science, geography, history and language courses so as to achieve broad
familiarity with one area such as Latin America, Africa , the Atlantic area, the
Soviet sphere , East Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, or the Middle East.
Major in Earth Physics and Exploration Geophysics
Committee in Charge . R. L. Shreve (Chairman), J. M. Christie, W. M. Kaula.
This major is designed to provide training in the physical sciences that are
basic to geophysics. The requirements of geophysical companies and the, demands
of educational and research institutions indicate the desirability of broad
training in the physical sciences for those who intend to enter either applied
geophysics or earth physics . Two options are provided below: the first is
designed for students interested in exploration geophysics, the second for those
intending to undertake graduate study in geology, geophysics, planetary physics,
or space science.
OPTION I. EXPLORATION GEOPHYSICS
Preparation for the Major. Chemistry IA-1B-1C ; Geology 1; Mathematics
11A-11B-11C, 12A-12B-12C; Physics 7A-7B-7C-7D.
The Major. Required: Geology 1O1A- 1O1B- 1O1C or 111A-111B - 111C, 136;
Physics 105A, 110A, 114; Physics 131A or Mathematics 145A.