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PLANTBI C116: Microbial Diversity
3.00 Credits
University of California-Berkeley
This course for upper-division and graduate students will broadly survey myriad types of microbial organisms, both procaryote and eucaryote, using a phylogenetic framework to organize the concept of "biodiversity." Emphasis will be on the evolutionary development of the many biochemical themes, how they mold our biosphere, and the organisms that affect the global biochemistry. Molecular mechanisms that occur in different lineages will be compared and contrasted to illustrate fundamental biological strategies. Graduate students additionally should enroll in C216, Microbial Diversity Workshop. Also listed as Molecular and Cell Biology C116.
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PLANTBI C96: Studying the Biological Sciences
1.00 Credits
University of California-Berkeley
Freshmen will be introduced to the "culture" of the biological sciences, along with an in-depth orientation to the academic life and the culture of the university as they relate to majoring in biology. Students will learn concepts, skills, and information that they can use in their major course, and as future science professionals. Restricted to freshmen in the biology scholars program. Also listed as Integrative Biology C96 and Molecular and Cell Biology C96.
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PLANTBI H196: Honors Research - Plant and Microbial Biology
4.00 Credits
University of California-Berkeley
Supervised independent honors research specific to aspects of the plant and microbial biology major, followed by an oral presentation and a written report. Honors students must complete two semesters of research.
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POLECIS 100: Classical Theories of Political Economy
4.00 Credits
University of California-Berkeley
One-semester lecture course offered each semester. In-depth analysis of the classical political economy literature, including such authors as Locke, Smith, Marx, Mills, and Weber to Veblen and Polanyi. Strong emphasis is placed on providing appropriate background for understanding the evolution of the literature that has emanated from the various social science disciplines which forms the basis of modern political economy.
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POLECIS 101: Contemporary Theories of Political Economy
4.00 Credits
University of California-Berkeley
This course is designed to introduce students to modern theoretical works of central intellectual debates on 20th century international political economy. The course explores alternative explanations for inequality in economic development among nations and economic declines of of the dominate powers. It will also examine tensions between the increasing "globalization" of that economy and continued fragmentation of the international political system in nation-states.
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POLECIS 150: Advanced Study in Political Economy of Industrial Societies
4.00 Credits
University of California-Berkeley
Advanced multidisciplinary research in current issues of political economy and industrialization. Seminars will focus on specific geographical areas or topics with appropriate comparative material included. A major research project is required as well as class presentations. Topics change each semester.
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POLECIS 160: Political Economy in Historical Context
4.00 Credits
University of California-Berkeley
This course focuses specifically on the historical context and perspective of the relationship of politics and economics in modern societies. Students are guided through an interdisciplinary survey of the historical experience of peoples and places who have participated in the ongoing great transformation away from argricultural societies to the rise of the industrial state and onto post-industrialism. Each term provides a different perspective of this transformation.
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PORTUG 101A: Portuguese for Advanced Students
3.00 Credits
University of California-Berkeley
An intensive course for students with no previous study of the language. This offering may be taken independently for reading knowledge. In conjunction with 101B, it constitutes an intensive introduction to Portuguese, and prepares the student for further upper division course work.
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PORTUG 101B: Portuguese for Advanced Students: Workshop
2.00 Credits
University of California-Berkeley
Emphasis on understanding, speaking and writing Portuguese. Taken in conjunction with Portuguese 101A, the course provides an intensive introduction to the language.
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PORTUG 102: Readings in Portuguese
3.00 Credits
University of California-Berkeley
The continuation of Portuguese 101A-101B, this course focuses on a variety of texts with special emphasis on 20th-century Brazil. Discussion in Portuguese; reinforcement and development of language skills.
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