<p>I found out today that I have to take two gen. ed courses....one from arts and one from social sciences...I have these in mind so far:</p>
<p>political science 1, psychology 1, anthropology 1, socialogy 1...which ones are really easy? also any other classes I should consider...I will post the whole list later..</p>
<p>ok one from this list:</p>
<p>Area UC-B - Social and Behavioral Sciences<br>
ANTH 2 Cultural Anthropology 3<br>
ANTH 3 Culture and Language 3<br>
ANTH 4 Native American Cultures 3<br>
ANTH 7 Indians of Southern 3<br>
California<br>
ANTH 9 Introduction to Archaeology 3<br>
ANTH 21 Women and Culture 3<br>
ECON 1 Principles of Economics - 3<br>
Micro<br>
ECON 2 Principles of Economics - 3<br>
Macro<br>
+ ECON 20 Introductory Economics 3<br>
ENV 1 Introduction to 3<br>
Environmental Studies<br>
GEOG 2 Cultural Geography 3<br>
GEOG 3 World Regional Geography 3<br>
GEOG 38 California Geography 3<br>
HD 7 Developmental Psychology: 3<br>
Childhood and Adolescence<br>
Same as: PSYC 7
HD 15 Socialization of the Child 3<br>
Same as: SOC 15
* HIST 51 Women in American History 3 UC-H<br>
PS 1 American Government 3<br>
PS 3 California Government and 3<br>
Politics<br>
PS 4 Introduction to Political 3<br>
Science<br>
PS 6 Politics and Government of 3<br>
the Middle East<br>
PS 7 The Politics of Communist 3<br>
and Post-Communist States<br>
PS 12 Comparative Politics 3<br>
PS 14 International Relations 3<br>
PS 17 Latin American Politics and 3<br>
Government<br>
PSYC 1 Introduction to Psychology 3<br>
PSYC 2 Research Methods in 3<br>
Psychology<br>
PSYC 3 Physiological Psychology 3<br>
PSYC 5 Psychological Aspects of 3<br>
Human Sexuality<br>
PSYC 7 Developmental Psychology: 3<br>
Childhood and Adolescence<br>
Same as: HD 7
PSYC 21 The Psychology of Women 3<br>
PSYC 30 Social Psychology 3<br>
Same as: SOC 30
PSYC 37 Abnormal Behavior 3<br>
SOC 1 Introduction to Sociology 3<br>
SOC 2 Social Problems 3<br>
SOC 10 Marriage and Family 3<br>
Relations<br>
SOC 15 Socialization of the Child 3<br>
Same as: HD 15
SOC 19 The Sociology of Sex and 3<br>
Gender<br>
SOC 20 Ethnic and Minority Group 3<br>
Relations<br>
SOC 21 Women in Contemporary 3<br>
Society<br>
SOC 30 Social Psychology 3<br>
Same as: PSYC 30
WS 10 Introduction to Women's 3<br>
Studies</p>
<p>Area UC-H - Arts and Humanities<br>
ART 4 Introduction to Art Theory 3<br>
ART 20 Art Appreciation 3<br>
ART 21 Women in Art 3<br>
ART 22 Survey of Asian Art 3<br>
ART 25 Survey of Art History: 3<br>
Ancient Worlds to Gothic<br>
ART 26 Survey of Art History: 3<br>
Renaissance to Modern<br>
ART 28 Contemporary Art History 3<br>
+ CHI 3 Intermediate Chinese 5<br>
DNCE 77 Dance History: Twentieth 3<br>
Century<br>
FA 27 Introduction to Fine Arts 3<br>
FR 3 Intermediate French 5<br>
FR 4 Intermediate French 5<br>
FR 5 Advanced French 5<br>
FR 20 Introduction to French 3<br>
Civilization<br>
HIST 10 The West and the World 3<br>
through the Renaissance<br>
HIST 11 The West and the World Since 3<br>
the Renaissance<br>
HIST 12 British History to 1688 3<br>
HIST 13 British History Since 1688 3<br>
HIST 20 American History through the 3<br>
Civil War<br>
HIST 21 American History Since the 3<br>
Civil War<br>
HIST 24 America After the Bomb: 1945 3<br>
to the Present<br>
HIST 31 The History of Mexico from 3<br>
the Pre-Columbian Era to<br>
Independence<br>
HIST 32 The History of Modern 3<br>
Mexico: Independence to the<br>
Present<br>
HIST 33 The History of the 3<br>
Mexican-American People<br>
HIST 40 The History of East Asia 3<br>
Before 1800<br>
HIST 41 The History of East Asia 3<br>
Since 1800<br>
HIST 45 Survey of Africa 3<br>
Same as: PS 45
* HIST 51 Women in American History 3 UC-B<br>
HUM 1 Introduction to Humanities 3<br>
HUM 2 Origins of Western Culture 3<br>
in Literature<br>
HUM 3 The Culture of Medieval and 3<br>
Renaissance Europe<br>
HUM 4 The Culture of the Modern 3<br>
World: 1700 to the Present<br>
HUM 50 Mythology 3<br>
HUM 70 History of Film 3<br>
HUM 71 Introduction to Film 3<br>
JA 10 Intermediate Conversation 3<br>
Japanese<br>
JA 21 Introduction to Japanese 3<br>
Culture<br>
LIT 1 Introduction to Literature 3<br>
LIT 20 Survey of British Literature 3<br>
to 1776<br>
LIT 21 British Literature: Blake to 3<br>
the Present<br>
LIT 22 American Literature to Twain 3<br>
LIT 23 American Literature: Twain 3<br>
to the Present<br>
LIT 24 Contemporary Literature 3<br>
LIT 30 Introduction to the Novel 3<br>
LIT 31 Introduction to Short 3<br>
Fiction<br>
LIT 32 Introduction to Poetry 3<br>
LIT 33 Introduction to Drama 3<br>
LIT 40 Introduction to the Hebrew 3<br>
Bible (Old Testament)<br>
LIT 41 Introduction to the New 3<br>
Testament<br>
LIT 42 The Myths of the Ancient 3<br>
World<br>
LIT 43 Introduction to Shakespeare 3<br>
LIT 45 Women in Literature 3<br>
LIT 46 Intercultural Literature 3<br>
LIT 47 Fable and Folktale 3<br>
MUS 1 The Basics of Music 3<br>
MUS 20 Music Appreciation 3<br>
MUS 21 World Music 3<br>
MUS 27 History of Jazz 3<br>
MUS 28 History of Rock 3<br>
PHIL 1 Introduction to Philosophy 3<br>
PHIL 2 Ethics 3<br>
PHIL 3 Introduction to Logic 3<br>
PHIL 5 Political Philosophy 3<br>
Same as: PS 5
PHIL 6 Philosophy of Religion 3<br>
PHIL 10 History of Philosophy to 3<br>
Descartes<br>
PHIL 11 History of Philosophy from 3<br>
Descartes<br>
PHOT 1 History of Photography 3<br>
PS 5 Political Philosophy 3<br>
Same as: PHIL 5
PS 45 Survey of Africa 3<br>
Same as: HIST 45
SPAN 2 Beginning Spanish II 5<br>
SPAN 3 Intermediate Spanish 5<br>
SPAN 4 Intermediate Spanish 5<br>
TA 20 Theatre Appreciation: 3<br>
Classical Overview<br>
TA 21 Theatre Appreciation: 3<br>
Contemporary<br>
TA 25 Great Plays: Primitive to 3<br>
Renaissance<br>
TA 26 Great Plays: Renaissance to 3<br>
Contemporary<br>
TA 28 History of Musical Theatre: 3<br>
The Rock Musical<br>
TA 40B Introduction to Theatre 3<br>
Design</p>
<p>It really depends on the teacher. But from my experience...</p>
<p>inttorduction to music was a piece of cake.
and psychology is an interesting subject that i would take.</p>
<p>i would stay away from anything HISTORY related...cuz i dislike memorizing all those ....history dates.</p>
<p>all depends on the teacher.</p>
<p>I took Pol Scie, Psych, and music. All w/ great teachers all A.</p>
<p>coo...i was thinkin poli sci and psych too...what did you guys study in those?</p>
<p>haha jus saw one called history of rock</p>
<p>You go to IVC right? Take PSYC1 or any psychology class with Dr. Kari Tucker. I took PSYC2 with her; she was a great teacher and the class wasn't difficult at all.</p>
<p>veritas...tucker doesn't teach during summer...I was thinking of taking it with Y. TAYLOR I am also taking Music appreciation</p>
<p>haha i took music appreciation too.</p>
<p>As for material in psych and pol sci is all very intoroductory. Does not go into depth at all. FOr pol sci it's all very basic common knowledge crap, how congress, senate, election all work, etc. Psych introduces basic concepts of cogntition, sensation, development, etc. </p>
<p>I found both interesting. It's the science classes which i hate lol.</p>
<p>"It really depends on the teacher. But from my experience...</p>
<p>inttorduction to music was a piece of cake.
and psychology is an interesting subject that i would take.</p>
<p>i would stay away from anything HISTORY related...cuz i dislike memorizing all those ....history dates."</p>
<p>You get a "Bah!" I don't think history professors are particuarly concerned with memorizing dates, they find understanding the major issues behind the events important, your writing skill counts too.</p>
<p>^--- History Major</p>
<p>True about the history. The history professors I have are all much more interested in your reading and writing skills than they are in your ability to memorize dates. As for easy classes, that depends on the teacher. Ask around.</p>
<p>fei... too bad Tucker isn't teaching this summer! I had her for three classes and she's amazing!... Also for sociology, too bad French isn't teaching this summer either! EASY, fun, and you'll actually learn.... what's up with this? I've only checked the schedule a few times but it seems as though a lot of the good instructors aren't teaching this summer :(. If they're taking vacations though, then good for them... they deserve it for teaching so well.</p>
<p>btw, word of advice: NEVER take econ 1 over the summer. Warned by the students, warned by the instructors. and, experience. it's definitely not a course you want to be stressing over during the summer. heh.</p>