Summer Steadies

Here are the courses we offer every summer. It's a reliable tool to help you plan year-round. 

Applied Math 

  • AM 10 - Mathematical Methods for Engineers I 
  • AM 20 - Mathematical Methods for Engineers II

Art

  • ART Lower Division Studios - Specific courses vary
  • ART Upper Division Studios - Specific courses vary
  • ART 155 - Photo Field Research Quarter, California Road Trip

Biology: Ecology and Evolutionary

  • BIOE 20B - Development and Physiology
  • BIOE 107 - Ecology 
  • BIOE 109 - Evolution 
  • BIOE Lab Course - Specific courses vary 
  • BIOE Upper Division Elective - Specific courses vary

Biomolecular Engineering 

  • BME 185 - Technical Writing for Biomolecular Engineers
  • BME 188B - Synthetic Biology - Mentored Research B
  • BME 188C - Synthetic Biology - Mentored Research C

Chemistry & Biochemistry

  • CHEM 3A - General Chemistry 
  • CHEM 3B - General Chemistry 
  • CHEM 3BL - General Chemistry Lab 
  • CHEM 3C - General Chemistry 
  • CHEM 3CL - General Chemistry Lab 
  • CHEM 8A - Organic Chemistry
  • CHEM 8L - Organic Chemistry Lab
  • CHEM 8B - Organic Chemistry
  • CHEM 8M - Organic Chemistry Lab
  • CHEM 163A - Quantum Mechanics and Basic Spectroscopy

Community Studies

  • CMMU 105A, 105B, 105C - Field Study
  • CMMU 165 - Community Analysis for Global Health

Computational Media 

  • CMPM 80K - Foundations of Video Game Design

Crown College

  • CRWN 80F - Science Fictions 
  • CRWN 90 - Start-up Entrepreneurship Academy (SEA)

Critical Race and Ethnic Studies 

  • CRES 10 - Critical Race & Ethnic Studies, An Introduction
  • CRES 121 - The Struggle for K-12 Ethnic Studies
  • CRES Upper Division - Specific course varies

Earth Sciences 

  • EART 3 - Geology of National Parks 
  • EART 189B - Summer Field Study

Economics

  • ECON 1 - Introduction to Microeconomics 
  • ECON 2 - Introduction to Macroeconomics 
  • ECON 10A - Economics of Accounting 1
  • ECON 10B - Economics of Accounting 2
  • ECON 20 - Economics for Non-Majors
  • ECON 100A - Intermediate Microeconomics 
  • ECON 100B - Intermediate Macroeconomics
  • ECON 113 - Introduction to Econometrics
  • ECON 125 - Economic History of the U.S.
  • ECON 133 - Security Markets & Financial Institutions 
  • ECON 161A - Marketing 
  • ECON 197 - Economic Rhetoric (Session 1 & Session 2)

Electrical and Computer Engineering 

  • ECE 171 - Analog Electronics
  • ECE 171L - Analog Electronics Lab

Education 

  • EDUC 121 - The Struggle for K-12 Ethnic Studies
  • EDUC 135 - Gender and Education
  • EDUC 164 - Urban Education
  • EDUC 181 - Race, Class, and Culture in Education

Environmental Studies

  • ENVS 18 - Natural History Illustration 
  • ENVS 23 - The Physical and Chemical Environment
  • ENVS 25 - Environmental Policy & Economics 
  • ENVS Upper Division - Natural Science
  • ENVS Upper Division - Social Science 
  • ENVS 190 - Capstone Course: Environmental Problem Solving

Feminist Studies 

  • FMST Upper Division - Specific courses vary

Film and Digital Media 

  • FILM 20A - Introduction to Film Studies 
  • FILM 20P - Introduction to Production Technique 
  • FILM 80V - Video Games as Visual Culture 
  • FILM 136A-D Series - Upper division course from the 136A-D series, Specific course varies
  • FILM 150 - Screenwriting
  • FILM Production - One upper division Production course, Specific course varies
  • FILM Critical Studies - One upper division Critical Studies elective, Specific course varies

Global Community Health

  • GCH 1 Foundations for Global and Community Health

History of Art and Visual Culture 

  • HAVC Upper Division - Specific course varies

History 

  • HIS 10A or 10B - United States History
  • HIS Gen Ed - Specific courses vary
  • HIS Upper Division - Specific courses vary

History of Consciousness 

  • HISC 80 series Lower Division - Specific courses vary
  • HISC 100 series Upper Division - Specific courses vary

Humanities

  • HUMN 15 - Ethics and Technology
  • HUMN 25 - Humans and Machines
  • HUMN 35 - Language Technology
  • HUMN 45 - Race and Technology
  • HUMN 55 -  Technologies of Representation

Latin American and Latino Studies 

  • LALS 1 - Introduction to Latin American Studies
  • LALS 15 - Truth, Justice, and Statistics
  • LALS 45 - Intersections of Race, Class, and Gender
  • LALS 75 - Art and Social Change in Latin America: Diego Rivera 

Legal Studies

  • LGST 185 - Legal Studies Internship/Field Seminar: Experience in Law, Policy, and Society
  • LGST Upper Division - Specific courses vary

Linguistics 

  • LING 50 - Introduction to Linguistics 
  • LING 53 - Semantics I
  • LING 80K - Invented Languages, from Elvish to Esperanto

Literature 

  • LIT 60/61x or LIT 80/81x Series - Specific courses vary (Session 1 & Session 2)
  • LIT 102 - Translation Theory
  • LIT 112C - Charles Dickens
  • LIT 179C - Methods and Materials
  • LIT Upper Division - Specific courses vary

Mathematics

  • MATH 3 - Precalculus
  • MATH 11A - Calculus with Applications
  • MATH 11B - Calculus with Applications
  • MATH 19A - Calculus for Science, Engineering, and Mathematics (Session 1 & Session 2)
  • MATH 19B - Calculus for Science, Engineering, and Mathematics (Session 1 & Session 2)
  • MATH 21 - Linear Algebra
  • MATH 22 - Introduction to Calculus of Several Variables
  • MATH 23A - Vector Calculus (Session 1 & Session 2)
  • MATH 23B - Vector Calculus (Session 1 & Session 2)
  • MATH 24 - Ordinary Differential Equations
  • MATH 100 - Introduction to Proof and Problem-Solving
  • MATH 103A - Complex Analysis 
  • MATH 105A - Real Analysis
  • MATH 110 - Introduction to Number Theory
  • MATH 117 - Advanced Linear Algebra
  • MATH 194 - Senior Seminar 

Merrill College

  • MERR 60 - Fake News

Music 

  • MUSC 11 Series - Specific courses vary
  • MUSC 20A - Global Music Theory and Musicianship (Was MUSC 13)
  • MUSC 58 - Songwriting Craft and Practice
  • MUSC 80/81 Series - Specific courses vary

Ocean Sciences 

  • OCEA 1 - The Oceans 
  • OCEA 90 - Fundamentals of Climate

Philosophy 

  • PHIL 9 - Introduction to Logic 
  • PHIL 11 - Introduction to Philosophy 
  • PHIL 22 - Introduction to Ethical Theory
  • PHIL Upper Division - Various courses in Value Theory, Metaphysics and/or Epistemology

Physics 

  • PHYS 6A - Introductory Physics I  
  • PHYS 6L - Introductory Physics I Lab
  • PHYS 6B - Introductory Physics II
  • PHYS 6M - Introductory Physics II Lab
  • PHYS 6C - Introduction to Physics III 
  • PHYS 6N - Introduction to Physics III Lab
  • PHYS 133 - Intermediate Lab

Psychology

  • PSYC 1 - Introduction to Psychology
  • PSYC 10 - Introduction to Developmental Psychology
  • PSYC 20 - Cognition: Fundamental Theories
  • PSYC 100 - Research Methods in Psychology
  • PSYC Upper Division - Developmental, Specific courses vary
  • PSYC Upper Division - Cognitive, Specific courses vary
  • PSYC Upper Division - Social, Specific courses vary
  • PSYC Upper Division - Clinical/Personality, Specific courses vary

Sociology 

  • SOCY 1 - Introduction to Sociology
  • SOCY 3A - The Evaluation of Evidence
  • SOCY 10 - Issues and Problems in American Society
  • SOCY 15 - World Society
  • SOCY 105A - Classical Social Theory
  • SOCY 105B - Contemporary Social Theory
  • SOCY Upper Division - Specific courses vary

Statistics 

  • STAT 5 - Statistics 
  • STAT 7/7L - Statistical Methods: Biological, Environmental, & Health Sciences and Lab 
  • STAT 17/17L - Statistical Methods for Business and Economics and Lab
  • STAT 131 - Introduction to Probability Theory (Session 1 & Session 2)

Writing 

  • WRIT 1 - Introduction to Composition 
  • WRIT 2 - Rhetoric and Inquiry