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University of Southern California
Spring 2014
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Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
- Art History | AHIS
- American Language Institute | ALI
- American Studies and Ethnicity | AMST
- Anthropology | ANTH
- Astronomy | ASTR
- Biological Sciences | BISC
- Chemistry | CHEM
- Classics | CLAS
- Comparative Literature | COLT
- Thematic Option | CORE
- Comparative Studies in Literature and Culture | CSLC
- East Asian Languages and Cultures | EALC
- East Asian Studies | EASC
- Economics | ECON
- English | ENGL
- Environmental Studies Program | ENST
- Kinesiology | EXSC
- French | FREN
- Freshman Seminars | FSEM
- Geography | GEOG
- Geological Sciences | GEOL
- German | GERM
- Gender Studies | SWMS
- Greek | GR
- Hebrew | HEBR
- History | HIST
- Interdisciplinary Major Program | INDS
- International Relations | IR
- Italian | ITAL
- Judaic Studies | JS
- Latin | LAT
- Liberal Studies | LBST
- Linguistics | LING
- Mathematics | MATH
- Multidisciplinary Activities | MDA
- Middle East Studies | MDES
- Medical Sciences | MEDS
- Master of Professional Writing | MPW
- Neuroscience | NEUR
- Ocean Sciences | OS
- Political Economy and Public Policy | PEPP
- Physical Education | PHED
- Philosophy | PHIL
- Physics | PHYS
- Political Science and International Relations | POIR
- Portuguese | PORT
- Political Science | POSC
- Psychology | PSYC
- Religion | REL
- Slavic Languages and Literatures | SLL
- Sociology | SOCI
- Spanish | SPAN
- Spatial Sciences | SSCI
- Sophomore Seminar | SSEM
- University of Southern California | USC
- Writing | WRIT
Leventhal School of Accounting
Architecture
Marshall School of Business
- Business Entrepreneurship | BAEP
- Business Administration | BUAD
- Business Communication | BUCO
- Finance and Business Economics | FBE
- Graduate School of Business Administration | GSBA
- Information and Operations Management | IOM
- Library and Information Management | LIM
- Marketing | MKT
- Management and Organization | MOR
Cinematic Arts
- Cinematic Arts | CNTV
- Animation | CTAN
- Critical Studies | CTCS
- Interactive Media | CTIN
- Production | CTPR
- Writing | CTWR
- Motion Picture Producing | CMPP
- Media Arts and Practice | IML
Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
- Communication and Journalism | ASCJ
- Communication Management | CMGT
- Communication | COMM
- Journalism | JOUR
- Public Diplomacy | PUBD
Kaufman School of Dance
Ostrow School of Dentistry
- Dentistry | DENT
- Craniofacial Biology | CBY
- Dental Hygiene | DHYG
- Oral Diagnosis And Radiology | DIAG
- Dental Problem Based Learning | DPBL
- Geriatric Dentistry | GDEN
- GSPD | GSPD
- Orofacial Pain and Oral Medicine | OFPM
- Pediatric Dentistry | PEDO
- Periodontics | PERI
Drama
Rossier School of Education
- Education Counseling | EDCO
- Curriculum, Teaching, and Special Education | CTSE
- Higher and Postsecondary Education | EDHP
- Educational Psychology and Technology | EDPT
- Education | EDUC
Viterbi School of Engineering
- Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering | AME
- Astronautical Engineering | ASTE
- Biomedical Engineering | BME
- Chemical Engineering | CHE
- Civil Engineering | CE
- Computer Science | CSCI
- Electrical Engineering | EE
- Environmental Engineering | ENE
- Engineering | ENGR
- Informatics | INF
- Industrial and Systems Engineering | ISE
- Information Technology Program | ITP
- Materials Science | MASC
- Petroleum Engineering | PTE
- Systems Architecting and Engineering | SAE
Roski School of Art and Design
- Fine Arts | FA
- Ceramics | FACE
- Critical Studies | FACS
- Design | FADN
- Drawing | FADW
- Intermedia | FAIN
- Photography | FAPH
- Painting | FAPT
- Printmaking | FAPR
- Sculpture | FASC
- Public Art Studies | PAS
General Education
- Category I: Western Cultures and Traditions | WCT
- Category II: Global Cultures and Traditions | GCT
- Category III: Scientific Inquiry | SCIN
- Category IV: Science and Its Significance | SCIS
- Category V: Arts and Letters | ARLT
- Category VI: Social Issues | SI
Davis School of Gerontology
Graduate Studies | GRSC
Law | LAW
Keck School of Medicine
- Academic Medicine | ACMD
- Anesthesia And Medicine | AMED
- Anesthesiology | ANST
- Biochemistry | BIOC
- Cell and Neurobiology | CNB
- Development, Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine | DSR
- Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Studies | HP
- Interdepartmental | INTD
- Microbiology And Immunology | MBIO
- Medicine | MED
- Medical Sciences | MEDS
- Molecular Microbiology and Immunology | MICB
- Pathology | PATH
- Primary Care Physician Assistant | PCPA
- Physiology and Biophysics | PHBI
- Preventive Medicine | PM
- PTHL | PTHL
Thornton School of Music
- Arts Leadership | ARTL
- Sacred Music | MSCR
- Music Technology | MTEC
- Choral Music | MUCM
- Composition | MUCO
- Conducting | MUCD
- Music Education | MUED
- Music Ensemble | MUEN
- Music History and Literature | MUHL
- Music Industry | MUIN
- Jazz Studies | MUJZ
- Performance (Early Music) | MPEM
- Performance (Guitar) | MPGU
- Performance (Keyboard Studies) | MPKS
- Performance (Popular Music) | MPPM
- Performance (Strings) | MPST
- Performance (Vocal Arts) | MPVA
- Performance (Winds and Percussion) | MPWP
- Music | MUSC
Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy
Pharmacy
- Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics | CXPT
- Healthcare Decision Analysis | HCDA
- Molecular Pharmacology and Toxicology | MPTX
- Pharmacy | PHRD
- Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy | PMEP
- Pharmaceutical Sciences | PSCI
- Regulatory Science | RSCI
Physical Therapy
- Biokinesiology | BKN
- Physical Therapy | PT
Price School of Public Policy
- Health Care Management | HMGT
- Military Science | MS
- Naval Science | NSC
- Policy, Planning and Development | PPD
- Policy, Planning and Development - Expanded | PPDE
- Urban and Regional Planning | PLUS
- Real Estate Development | RED
- Nautical Science | NAUT
- Aerospace Studies | AEST
Social Work
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Philosophy
424:
19th Century Philosophy
(4.0 units)
Leading figures and movements in nineteenth century philosophy; works of such philosophers as Hegel, Schopenhauer, Mill, Nietzsche, and Bradley.
Section
Session
Type
Time
Days
Registered
Instructor
Location
Syllabus
Info
49449R
001
Lecture
2:00-3:15pm
Mon, Wed
15 of 35
John Dreher
VKC
201
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Information accurate as of
October 6, 2014 8:01 am
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