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Not all Environmental Studies courses are offered every year. HISTORY 17B HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE, 1830-1920 UCSB DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY PROFESSOR GIULIANA PERRONE Winter 2018 gperrone@ucsb.edu MWF 11am-12pm Office Hours: M 4-5, T 2-3 & by appointment IV Theater HSSB 4217 COURSE DESCRIPTION Freshman and Sophomore Recommended Course Schedule The Physics Department offers 3 tracks for the Bachelor of Science degree in Physics: Standard Track Advanced Track Honors Track It is highly recommended that you take courses in differential and integral calculus prior to matriculation. I post announcements,
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Syllabus, CMPSC 156, Fall 2020 Basic Facts Instructor: Phill Conrad (contact via Slack) Use the “instructor messsage” feature to contact Prof. Conrad, as well as all TAs, Readers and Mentors Lecture: Tue/Thu 2-3:15pm Attendance/Participation is expected