Related Courses

These are courses from other departments on campus that somehow relate to your Geography degree. Use these courses to increase the depth of your education in your chosen area. For instance, if you are interested in Urban Planning, you might also want to take Environmental Study's 135 and 165 series to learn about Environmental Planning and Environmental Impact Reports. These are courses that will be applied to the Geography upper-division elective requirement without a petition. This does NOT apply to double majors, who must use a petition to transfer units. This list is not all-inclusive and other courses may be accepted via a petition (consult an undergraduate advisor for more information). Petitions may be obtained from Robin Johnson in the Geography Office or from the College of Letters & Science Office (1117 Cheadle Hall). Also, remember that the prerequisites of other departments must be complied with as many of these courses do have prerequisites and may also require special permission of the instructor.

Please note: If you take more than 8 units from this list, all units will be applied to your major GPA.

ANTHROPOLOGY

121MS Historical World Systems

122 Anthropology of World Systems

130A Third World Environments:Problems & Prospects (same as ES 130A)

130B Third World Environments: Conservation & Sustainable Development
(same as ES 130B)

130C Third World Environments: Response & Resistance (same as ES 130C)

136 Peoples & Cultures of the Pacific

140RM Research Methods in Cultural Anthropology

141 Agriculture and Society in Mexico: Past & Present

142 Peoples and Cultures of India

145 Anthropological Demography and Life History

147 Understanding Cultural Differences

148 Ecological Anthropology

149 World Food & Population (same as Env. Studies 149)

156 Understanding Africa

159 Urban Anthropology

182 Quantitative Data Analysis in Archaeology

184 Settlement Pattern Analysis in Archaeology

COMPARATIVE LITERATURE

107 Voyage to the Unknown (Same as French/Italian 146X)

COMPUTER SCIENCE (Engineering)

110A Foundations of Scientific Computing

110B Parallel Scientific Computing

130A Data Structures & Algorithms I

130B Data Structures & Algorithms II

ECOLOGY, EVOLUTION & MARINE BIOLOGY

103A Flora and Vegetation of California (formerly Bot 103A)

103B Vegetation and Flora of California

120 Introduction to Ecology (formerly Bio 120)

121 Field Ecology

123 Physiological Ecology

127 Introduction to Botany

127L Laboratory for Introduction to Botany

133 Biodiversity and Conservation Biology

140/L General Plant Ecology (formerly Bot 140/L)

141 Physiological Plant Ecology (formerly Bot 141)

142A Aquatic Communities (formerly EEMB 145C)

142AL Methods of Aquatic Community Ecology (formerly EEMB 145CL)

142B Environmental Processes in Oceans and Lakes (formerly EEMB 145A)

142BL Chemical & Physical Methods of Aquatic Environments (formerly EEMB 45AL)

142C Environmental Processes in Oceans & Lakes (formerly EEMB 145B)

142CL Methods of Aquatic Biology (formerly EEMB 145BL)

148 Ecology of Running Waters (formerly Bio 148)

148L Investigations in Stream Ecology (formerly Bio 148L)

151 Photosynthesis and Primary Productivity (formerly Bio 151)

153 Ecology of Lakes & Wetlands

158 Island Biology (formerly Bio 158)

159 Tropical Ecology (formerly Bio 159)

170 Biology of the Marine-Land Interface (formerly Bio 141)

171 Ecosystem Processes (formerly Bio 171-same as ES 171)

173 Global Ecology

178 Statistical Methods in Field Ecology

179 Modeling Environmental and Ecological Changes (or Bio 179)

185 Field Work in Oceanography

186 Restoration Ecology

ECONOMICS

111 Economic History of Ancient Civilization

122 Natural Resources Economics

140A,B Introduction to Econometrics I, II

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

100 Environmental Ecology

105 Solar and Renewable Energy

106 Critical Thinking about Human-Environment Problems & Solutions

107 History of Global Environmental Problems

110 Disease & the Environment

115 Energy & the Environment

116 The Urban Environment

118 Industrial Ecology: Designing for the Environment

120 Toxics in the Environment

125A Principles of Environmental Law

125B Land Use and Planning Law

126A Environmental Law: Simcoast

130A Third World Environments: Problems and Prospects

130B Third World Environments: Conservation and Sustainable Developm't

130C Third World Environments: Response & Resistance

132 Human Behavior and Global Environment

133 Coastal Processes and Management

135A Principles of Environmental Planning

135B Advanced Environmental Planning

147 Air Quality and the Environment

149 World Food & Population

152 Applied Marine Ecology

163 Environmental Analytical Methods

165A/B Environmental Impact Analysis I/II

166BT Biotechnology, Food and Agriculture

166FP Small-Scale Food Production

168 Aqueous Transport of Pollutants

169 Tracer Hydrology

170 Environmental Geology (same as Geol 170)

171 Ecosystem Processes (same as EEMB 171)

172 Integrated Materials and Waste Management

173 American Environmental History (same as History 173T)

174 Environmental Policy & Economics

176A Water Policy in the West: Linking Science with Environmental and Economic Values

176B Advanced Study of Water Policy

CROSS-LISTED ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

111 The California Channel Islands (same as Geog 149)

114A/AL Biogeochemistry of the Soil Environment (same as Geog 114A/AL)

114B/BL Soil Genesis and Classification (same as Geog 114B/BL)

144 Form, Process, and Human Use of Rivers (same as Geog 144)

162A Water Pollution (same as Geog 162A)

187 The Idea of Nature (same as Geog 187)

188 The Ethics of Human-Environment Relations (same as Geog 188)

FRENCH & ITALIAN

146X Voyages to the Unknown (same as Comp Lit 107)

GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES

109 Geology of California

117 Earth Surface Processes and Landforms

164A Earth System Geology

164B Earth System Ocean-Atmosphere

164C Earth System History

168 Aqueous Transport of Pollutants (same as Env St 168)

170 Environmental Geology (same as Env St 170)

173 Groundwater Hydrology (same as Geog 116)

GLOBAL STUDIES

104 Global Diasporas and Cultural Change

121 Historical World Systems

122 The Contemporary World System (same as Soc 166)

123 Introduction to International Political Economy

124 Global Conflict

134 Social Analysis of Terrorism

140 Development and Social Change in South & Central Asia (same as Soc 130SA)

141 Modern Southeast Asia (same as Hist 189SE)

142 Modern South Asia

HISTORY OF ART AND ARCHITECTURE

136I The City in History

HISTORY

173T American Environmental History (same as Env St 173)

177 History of California

178AB American Urban History

178M History of American Urban Crime

INTERDISCIPLINARY

192B Introduction to Shoreline Preservation: Research & Writing

LINGUISTICS

115 Introduction to Historical-Comparative Linguistics

MATHEMATICS

102AB Modern Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometry

104A Introduction into Numerical Analysis

104B Numerical Analysis

104C Advanced topics in Numerical Analysis

108A Introduction to Linear Algebra

108BC Advanced Linear Algebra

113 Non-Euclidean Geometry

116 Combinatorial Analysis

118ABC Introduction to Real Analysis

132ABC Introduction to Operations Research

137AB Graph and Network Theory

MECHANICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING (ENGINEERING)

152A Fluid Mechanics

POLITICAL SCIENCE

175 Politics of the Environment

PSYCHOLOGY

107 Introduction to Perception

108 Introduction to Cognitive Psychology

156 Environmental Perception and Cognition (same as Geog 153C)

RELIGIOUS STUDIES

108 Global Religion

114B Religious Traditions of the Southwest

SOCIOLOGY

126 Urban Society

130 Development and its Alternatives

130SA Development and Social Change in South & Central Asia (same as Glbl 140)

136I Development and Social Change in Latin America

166W The Contemporary World System (Same as Glbl 122)

STATISTICS AND APPLIED PROBABILITY

123 Sampling Techniques

130 Statistical Computing

133ABC Introduction to Statistical Methods