Natural Science (N Sci)
1. The Art of Medicine (1; max total 4)
Primarily for prehealth care students. Delivery of health care today. Concepts
of the art of medicine presented by community physicians and specialists.
15. Environmental Science: An Integrative Course (3)
Concurrent enrollment in Biol 15, Geol 15, and S Sci 15 required. Portion
of Man/Woman and the Natural Environment Cluster. A study of the interrelationships
among the anthropological, biological, and geological aspects of man/woman
and the natural environment. Team taught. CR/NC grading only. (MNE program
field trip fee, $300)
37. Math Confidence (2)
(Same as W S 37.) Concurrent enrollment in a math class commensurate with
the student's math achievement level is recommended but not required. 'This
course is designed to increase confidence in math-related problem solving
situations and to increase the student's potential for participation in
math-related courses and/or careers. CR/NC grading only.
40T. Topics in Natural Sciences (1-4; max total 12)
Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Interdisciplinary topics covering
such subject matter areas as environmental studies and the impact of science
on society.
110A. Practicum in Medicine I (2)
Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Offered in association with the
UC Medical Education Program. Pro-mad students assigned in teams to varied
clinical settings in the community with an emphasis on medical-social issues
of health care: administration, assessment of health needs, delivery settings.
110B. Practicum in Medicine II (2)
Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Offered in association with the
UC Medical Education Program. fire-medical students assigned on an individually
arranged basis in one or more clinical settings in the community. Emphasis
on in-depth association with health professionals for clinical observation
and understanding of selected health career opportunities.
140T. Topics in Natural Sciences (1-6; max total 12)
Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Interdisciplinary topics covering
such subject matter areas as medical technology and ecology. (May include
lab hours)
141. Chemistry and the Consumer (3)
Prerequisite; Chem 2C, 8 or 128A. A course designed to give the student
an appreciation of the impact of chemistry on society. May include discussions
o1 petrochemistry and the source of chemicals, foods as chemicals, food
additives, drugs, agricultural chemicals, chemical ethics, and current topics
of interest.
240T. Topics in Natural Sciences (1-4; max total 8)
Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Interdisciplinary topics in the
natural sciences at the graduate level covering such subjects as advanced
techniques. Sample topics are Radiation Techniques in Biology and the Physical
Sciences and Recent Advances in Psychophysiology. (May include lab hours)
NEXA