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1 SECTION 12 Programs and Degrees Catalog Califnia State University Channel Islands Anthropology Min Applied Physics BS, Min Art BA, Min, Certificate Asian-Pacific Studies Min Biology BA, BS, MS, Min, Certificate Business & Economics Business: BS, MBA, Min, Certificate Economics: BA, Min Chemistry BA, BS, Min, Certificate Chicana/o Studies BA, Min Communication BA, Min Computer Game Design & Development Min Computer Science Computer Science: BS, MS, Min, Infmation Technology: BS Early Childhood Studies BA Economics BA, Min Education, School of Credentials, MA, Authization English: Literature and Writing BA, Min, Certificate Environmental Science & Resource Management BS, Min Global Studies Min Histy BA, Min Infmation Technology BS Liberal Studies BA, Credentials Mathematics BS, MS, Mins Nursing BS Perfming Arts BA, Min Political Science BA, Min Psychology BA, Min Sociology BA, Min Spanish BA, Min, Certificate

2 ANTHROPOLOGY Programs Offered Min in Anthropology Anthropologists stress the holistic relationship between humans and their environment using culture as the ganizing theme. As such anthropologists study human biological igins and adaptations, as well as cultural adaptations. Although anthropology had its roots in studying hunting and gathering societies and agrarian ones, today anthropologists study modern industrial societies. Because of the ecological, holistic approaches anthropology provides a solid basis to understand the difficult choices facing modern humans, like overpopulation, dwindling resources, and environmental degradation and pollution. By using the knowledge and perspectives gained from many cultures, anthropology is in a position to offer great insight into solutions f the future. Anthropology is a key discipline contributing to multiculturalism, environmental studies, and globalization. Careers The anthropology program prepares students f graduate school in anthropology, careers in government service, consulting, international relations, the professions (law, medicine), and teaching social sciences. Faculty Elizabeth Hartung, Ph.D. Profess and Chair, Sociology and Anthropology (805) elizabeth.hartung@csuci.edu Min in Anthropology - (24 units) Lower Division Requirements - 9 units ANTH 102 Cultural Anthropology ANTH 104 Introduction to Bioanthropology ANTH 105 Introduction to Archaeology Upper Division Requirements - 9 units ANTH 332 Human Ecology (ESRM) ANTH 345 Human Evolution and Diversity ANTH 377 Archaeological Method and They...3 Electives - 6 units Select two upper division courses approved by faculty advis. William Hampton Adams, Ph.D., Associate Profess of Anthropology (805) bill.adams@csuci.edu Rainer F. Buschmann, Ph.D., Profess of Histy (805) rainer.buschmann@csuci.edu Colleen Delaney-Rivera Associate Profess of Anthropology (805) colleen.delaney@csuci.edu Paul Rivera Associate Profess of Economics (805) paul.rivera@csuci.edu Contact Infmation Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog

3 APPLIED PHYSICS Programs Offered Bachel of Science in Applied Physics Emphasis in Technology Emphasis in Physical Sciences Min in Applied Physics Applied physics is the interface between science and technology, between the labaty and industrial practice. It applies the concepts and models of physics to practical technological applications. Applied physics is essentially an interdisciplinary undertaking, interacting with mathematics, computer science, engineering, the life sciences, medicine and other disciplines. Applied physicists use their understanding and skills at the new scientific and technological frontiers that are developing rapidly at the interface between me traditional disciplines, e.g. biophysics, biomedical engineering, bioinfmatics, materials science, and medical imaging. They have the flexibility to adapt to changing technological requirements and the ability to make meaningful contributions to modern, interdisciplinary investigations. Careers Graduates from the Bachel of Science in Applied Physics will receive an excellent preparation f securing professional employment in industry in the public sect. The Bachel of Science in Applied Physics with an Emphasis in Technology is designed to produce graduates with strong problem-solving, technical, industrial and management skills. This will enable them to obtain professional employment on graduation in research and development in industry in the public sect in, f example, electronics, semiconducts, medical technology and telecommunications. Through appropriate selection of electives, students can concentrate on selected areas within applied physics and pursue further study in graduate professional schools, f example in Experimental Physics, Computer Engineering, Materials Science, Biomedical Engineering, Medical Physics. The Bachel of Science in Applied Physics with an Emphasis in Physical Sciences is designed to provide students with a broad foundation in applied physics as part of a liberal education in the sciences. The program is particularly appropriate f students interested in such careers as teaching, public service, business, scientific equipment sales science journalism. It can serve as the depth and breadth of study necessary f securing a single Subject credential in Science f teaching at the high school and middle school level. The Applied Physics Min provides non-majs with the background in science and technology that is needed to pursue a career graduate study in an interdisciplinary field. Students majing in Mathematics Computer Science, in particular, should consider obtaining an Applied Physics min because of the considerable overlap with these fields. Program Learning Outcomes Students graduating from the Applied Physics program will be able to: Explain the fundamental concepts of physics; Analyze and solve problems by applying infmation in a novel context; Fmulate hypotheses and devise and perfm experiments to test hypotheses as individuals and in a team; Apply current technology and scientific methodologies to analyze and solve problems in various scientific, professional and community settings; Use and critically evaluate current technical/scientific research literature, online infmation, and infmation related to scientific issues in the mass media; Communicate in written and al fms key concepts in physics and general scientific issues with interested citizens and professionals; Wk co-operatively as part of a research team; and Learn independently and maintain life-long learning in the sciences and technology. Faculty Geoff Dougherty, Ph.D. Profess of Physics Academic Advis f the Applied Physics Program Bell Tower West, Room 2125 (805) ; Fax: (805) geoff.dougherty@csuci.edu Gregy Wood, Ph.D. Assistant Profess of Physics Bell Tower West, Room 2295 (805) ; Fax: (805) gregy.wood@csuci.edu Simone Aloisio, Ph.D. Associate Profess of Chemistry Academic Advis f the Chemistry Program Aliso Hall, Room 207 (805) simone.aloisio@csuci.edu Andrzej A. J. Bieszczad, Ph.D. Associate Profess of Computer Science Direct of the Masters Program Bell Tower West, Room 2285 (805) aj.bieszczad@csuci.edu Jge Garcia, Ph.D. Associate Profess of Mathematics Bell Tower West, Room 2219 (805) jge.garcia@csuci.edu Ivona Grzegczyk, Ph.D. Profess of Mathematics Chair, Mathematics and Applied Physics Programs Bell Tower West, Room 2275 (805) ivona.grze@csuci.edu Contact Infmation Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog 119

4 Bachel of Science Degree in Applied Physics with an Emphasis in Technology (120 units) Lower Division Requirements units MATH 150* Calculus I MATH 151 Calculus II MATH 230* Logic and Mathematical Reasoning...3 MATH 240 Linear Algebra MATH 250 Calculus III PHYS 106* Applied Physics and Modern Society..3 PHYS 200* General Physics I PHYS 201* General Physics II and Select either: COMP 105* Computer Programming Introduction...3 COMP 150* Object-Oriented Programming Upper Division Requirements - 37 units MATH 350 Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems PHYS 301 Classical Physics PHYS 304 Electromagnetism PHYS 305 Thermal and Statistical Physics PHYS 306 Modern Physics PHYS 310 Electronics PHYS 338* Science and Conscience (ENGL)....3 PHYS 345* Digital Image Processing PHYS (COMP/ MATH) * Introduction to Biomedical Imaging (BIOL/HLTH) PHYS 448 Team-Based Research PHYS 499 Seni Colloquium and Select 3 units from the following (any combination): PHYS 492 Internship PHYS 494 Independent Research PHYS 497 Directed Studies Electives in the Maj units Select 9-10 units from the following: MATH 352 Probability and Statistics MATH 448 Scientific Computing MATH 450 Partial Differential Equations and Mathematical Physics MATH 451 Complex Analysis PHYS 335* Physics of Music (PAMU) PHYS 406 Solid State Physics PHYS 445* Image Analysis and Pattern Recognition (COMP/MATH) PHYS 464 Medical Instrumentation (BIOL) PHYS 490 Topics in Physics PHYS 492 Internship (if not taken as a required course) PHYS 494 Independent Research PHYS 497 Directed Studies PHYS 401 Quantum Mechanics Cannot exceed a total of 3 units, when added to units taken within the upper division requirements counted toward GE credits) * May be double-counted toward GE Requirements Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog Required Suppting and Other GE Courses 42 units American Institutions Requirement Other Courses in GE Categies A-E Electives in Any Discipline Proposed Course of Study f the Technology Emphasis: Freshman Year units COMP 150* Object Oriented Programming (COMP) 105* MATH 150* Calculus I MATH 151 Calculus II PHYS 106* Applied Physics and Modern Society..3 Computer Programming Intro American Institutions Requirement Other GE Sophome Year - 29 units MATH 230* Logic and Mathematical Reasoning... 3 MATH 240 Linear Algebra MATH 250 Calculus III PHYS 200* Gen Physics I PHYS 201* Gen Physics II Other GE Juni Year - 32 units PHYS 304 Electromagnetism PHYS 306 Modern Physics PHYS 310 Electronics PHYS 301 Classical Physics PHYS 338* Science and Conscience (ENGL)....3 PHYS 345* Digital Image Processing (COMP/MATH) University Elective UDIGE Other GE Seni Year units MATH 350 Differential Equations PHYS 305 Thermal and Statistical Physics PHYS 434* Intro to Biomedical Imaging (BIOL/HLTH) PHYS 448 Team-Based Research PHYS 492, PHYS 499 Seni Colloquium Applied Physics Elective University Electives Bachel of Science Degree in Applied Physics with an Emphasis in Physical Sciences - (120 units) Lower Division Requirements units CHEM 105* Introduction to Chemistry MATH 150* Calculus I MATH 151 Calculus II MATH 250 Calculus III PHYS 106* Applied Physics and Modern Society..3 PHYS 200* General Physics I Courses offered to students interested in taking the GRE exam f graduate school (Courses with * are double

5 PHYS 201* General Physics II and Select either: PHYS 208* Physics of Art and Visual Perception (ART) PHSC 170* Foundations in Physical Science (Required f teachers) and Select either: BIOL 100* Expling the Living Wld BIOL 170* Foundations of Life Science (Required f teachers) and Select either: COMP 102* Web Development COMP 105* Computer Programming Introduction...3 Upper Division Requirements - 27 units MGT 325 Entrepreneurial Management PHYS 304 Electromagnetism PHYS 306 Modern Physics PHYS 338* Science and Conscience (ENGL)....3 PHYS 344* Energy and Society (CHEM) PHYS 434* Introduction to Biomedical Imaging... (BIOL/HLTH) PHYS 448 Team-Based Research PHYS 499 Seni Colloquium and Select 3 units taken from the following (any combination) PHYS 492 Internship (Required f teachers) PHYS 494 Independent Research PHYS 497 Directed Studies Electives in the Maj units Chosen with advis s approval EDUC 330 # Teaching in Secondary Schools MATH 240 Linear Algebra MATH 350 Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems MATH 352 Probability and Statistics MATH 448 Scientific Computing MATH 450 Partial Differential Equations and..... Mathematical Physics MATH 451 Complex Analysis PHYS 310 Electronics PHYS 335* Physics of Music (PAMU) PHYS 345* Digital Image Processing (COMP/MATH) PHYS 436* Physics of the Perfming Arts (PA)....3 PHYS 445 Image Analysis and Pattern Recognition (COMP/MATH) PHYS 464 Medical Instrumentation (BIOL) PHYS 490 Topics in Physics PHYS 492 Internship (if not taken as a required course) Cannot exceed a total of 3 units, when added to units taken within the upper division requirements # Recommended f Teachers (Courses with * are doublecounted toward GE credits) PHYS 494 Independent Research PHYS 497 Directed Studies Required Suppting and Other GE Courses 42 units American Institutions Requirement Other courses in GE categies A-E Electives in Any Discipline Proposed Course of Study f the Physical Sciences Emphasis: Freshman Year - 30 units BIOL 100* Expling the Living Wld BIOL 170* Foundations of Life Science CHEM 105* Introduction To Chemistry MATH 150* Calculus I MATH 151 Calculus II PHYS 106* Applied Physics and Modern Society..3 American Institutions Requirements Other GE (Including ENGL 105*) Sophome Year units COMP 105* Computer Programming Intro COMP 102* Web Development PHYS 200* General Physics I PHYS 201* General Physics II PHYS 208* Physics of Art and Visual Perception (ART) PHSC 170* Foundations in Physical Sciences....4 Other GE Juni Year units MGT 325 Entrepreneurial Management MATH 250 Calculus III PHYS 304 Electromagnetism PHYS 335* Physics of Music (PAMU) PHYS 338* Science and Conscience (ENGL)....3 PHYS 344* Energy and Society (CHEM) Applied Physics Electives University Electives UDIGE Seni Year - 29 units PHYS 306 Modern Physics PHYS 434* Intro to Biomedical Imaging (BIOL/HLTH) PHYS 448 Team-Based Research PHYS 492, PHYS 499 Seni Colloquium Applied Physics Electives University Electives Other GE Note: Courses with an asterisk (*) will double count with general education (GE) requirements. Only two upper division interdisciplinary GE maj courses (numbered and may be used towards the upper division maj GE requirement. The third course must come from outside the maj. * May be double-counted toward GE Requirements Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog

6 Min in Applied Physics - (25 units) Applied physics focuses on the hi-tech applications of physics, and on developing technological skills. It applies a though analytic understanding of the principles to the complexities of real applications at the frontiers of science and technology, e.g. in imaging and computer vision, electronic instrumentation, and biomedical engineering. The Applied Physics Min will equip you with the solid cross-disciplinary background that is highly valued by industry and academia. Careers The program gives you the opptunity to exple selected area(s) in greater depth, thus providing you with the depth and flexibility to exple a wide variety of career opptunities, including graduate study, medical school, teaching, imaging science, instrumentation, investments and technical management. Faculty Geoff Dougherty, Ph.D. Profess of Physics Academic Advis f the Applied Physics Program Bell Tower West, Room 2125 Phone: (805) ; Fax: (805) geoff.dougherty@csuci.edu Gregy Wood, Ph.D. Assistant Profess of Physics Bell Tower West, Room 2295 Phone: (805) ; Fax: (805) gregy.wood@csuci.edu Contact Infmation Lower Division Requirements - 12 units MATH 150* Calculus I PHYS 200* General Physics I PHYS 201 General Physics II Upper Division Requirements - 13 units 1. Applied Physics units PHYS 345* Digital Image Processing (MATH/COMP) PHYS 434* Introduction to Biomedical Imaging (BIOL/HLTH) Select either: PHYS 445 Image Analysis and Pattern Recognition (MATH/COMP) PHYS 464 Medical Instrumentation (BIOL) Applied Physics Electives units Choose from: PHYS 490 Topics in Physics PHYS 492 Internship PHYS 494 Independent Research PHYS 497 Directed Studies PHYS 499 Seni Colloquium ART Programs Offered Bachel of Arts Degree in Art Option in Studio Art Option in Art Histy Min in Art Min in Computer Game Design Certificate in Digital Media Art The Art Maj focuses on interdisciplinary studies in fine art, digital art technology, graphic design and art histy, emphasizing an innovative approach to artistic process, technique and problem solving through the integration of traditional media and digital technologies. Courses in studio art, art histy and interdisciplinary studies focus on developing a solid artistic foundation, leading to advanced wk in art media and they. The studio art option provides in-depth study in the areas of two-dimensional art, three-dimensional art, digital media art, and communication design technology. The art histy option provides in-depth study in the histy of art and interdisciplinary topics. The Art program is designed f students who wish to pursue: A Bachel of Arts Degree in Art, A Min in Art, A Certificate in Digital Media Art, A Liberal Studies Concentration in Art, Preparation f graduate study, and Preparation f professional and academic fields in the Arts. Careers Students prepare f a wide range of opptunities in today s professional and academic fields. Careers include visual arts positions in fine art, graphic design, Web design, multimedia, computer graphics, computer animation, digital photography, video art, digital filmmaking, visual effects, galleries, museums, teaching and numerous other professions in the arts. Program Learning Outcomes Students graduating from the Art program will be able to: Demonstrate methods of critical analysis through the analysis, interpretation, and evaluation of wks of art; Demonstrate infmed understanding and appreciation of the role of art in contempary society as well as throughout histy; Create and express personal ideas and opinions through artwk in response to diverse range of global events; Exple the integration of traditional art techniques and materials with emerging art technologies; Develop communication skills needed to articulate their conscious artistic intentions, and express coherent aesthetics; Demonstrate familiarity with high-tech tools while wking with emerging digital art technologies; Demonstrate their preparation f professional artistic practice through the refinement of artistic concept, narrative and technique; Complete in-depth wk in specific media and demonstrate advanced competency in artistic production; and Analyze a diverse range of career opptunities in their selected artistic discipline. * May be double-counted toward GE Requirements Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog

7 Faculty Jack Reilly, MFA Profess of Art Chair, Art Program Lindero Hall, Room 1758 (805) Irina D. Costache, Ph.D. Profess of Art Histy Bell Tower West, Room 1285 (805) Matthew Furmanski, MFA Associate Profess of Art Topanga Hall, Room 1942 (805) Liz King, MFA Associate Profess of Art Bell Tower West, Room 1215 (805) Luke Matjas, MFA Assistant Profess of Art Bell Tower West, Room 1215 (805) Catie Mihalopoulos, Ph. D. Assistant Profess of Art Histy Bell Tower, Room 1131 (805) Contact Infmation Bachel of Arts in Art - (120 units) Art Courses General Education Courses American Institutions Requirement Courses University Elective Courses TOTAL units Bachel of Arts Degree in Art Art majs are required to select an option of study in Art Studio Art Histy. Art Studio Option Lower Division Art Studio Requirements - 24 units Complete a minimum of 24 units of lower division Art courses in preparation f upper division studies. Art Studio Fundamentals - 12 units ART 105 Drawing and Composition ART 106 Col and Design ART 107 Life Drawing ART 108 Visual Technologies Art Histy - 6 units Select two courses from the following: ART 110 Prehistic Art to the Middle Ages....3 ART 111 Renaissance to Modern Art ART 112 Art of the Eastern Wld Lower Division Art Studio Electives - 6 units In selecting lower division studio elective courses (100 and 200 level), students are encouraged to enroll in courses that satisfy prerequisites f upper division study in specific areas. Transfer students may substitute CSU transferable lower division studio art, graphic design and multimedia courses subject to the approval of the CI art program. Select two courses from the following: ART 201 Painting ART 202 Sculpture ART 203 Illustration ART 204 Graphic Design ART 205 Multimedia ART 206 Animation ART 207 Ceramics ART 208 Physics of Art and Visual Perception (PHYS) ART 209 Photography Upper Division Art Studio Requirements - 33 units Upper Division Art Studio Courses - 21 units Students are encouraged to pursue an integrated approach in the explation of media and artistic processes. Select a minimum of two 6 units of the following courses:. ART 310, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315, 316, 317 Select a minimum of two courses from the following: ART 310 Two-Dimensional Art: Painting Media and Techniques ART 311 Three-Dimensional Art: Sculpture Media and Techniques ART 312 Digital Media Art: Time-Based Imaging. and Compositing ART 313 Communication Design Technology:... Graphic Design f Print Media ART 314 Digital Media Art: Digital Photography. 3 ART 315 Animation Media and Techniques....3 ART 316 Digital Illustration and Painting ART 317 Video Game Production Upon completion of prerequisites, select additional studio art courses from at least two areas of study. Assignments focus on the development of artistic concepts and theies, visual continuity and increased competency in media and applied Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog 123

8 techniques that result in the creation of individual art projects (3 unit courses require six hours activity per week, repeatable one time f additional credit). ART 382, 383 and 384 are not repeatable f credit. ART 320 Two Dimensional Art: Painting They and Process ART 321 Three-Dimensional Art: Sculpture They and Process ART 322 Digital Media Art: Time-Based Graphics and Visual Effects ART 323 Communication Design Technology: Packaging and Pre-Press ART 324 Communication Design Technology: Web Design ART 325 Digital Media Art: Digital Filmmaking..3 ART 326 Digital Media Art: 3D Computer Animation: ART 327 Communication Design Technology: Multimedia They and Process ART 328 Digital Media Art: Photographic They and Process ART 329 Three-Dimensional Art: Ceramic They and Process ART 380 Two-Dimensional Art: Figure Painting...3 ART 381 Three-Dimensional Art: Figure Sculpture ART 382* Art f Social Media ART 383* Scenic Design (PA) ART 384* Costume Design (PA) ART 385 Audio Design and Recding (PAMU).. 3 *Not repeatable Select a minimum of one course from the following: ART 330 Critical Thinking in a Visual Wld....3 ART 331 Art, Society and Mass Media (COMM). 3 ART 332 Multicultural Art Movements ART 333 Histy of Southern Califnia Chicana/o Art (CHS/HIST) ART 334 The Business of Art (BUS) ART 337 Art on Film and Film as Art ART 338 Psychology of Art and Artists (PSY)....3 ART 351 The Baroque Eye: Art, Culture, Money, Power ART 352 Visual Canons of the Ancient Wld...3 ART 353 Medieval Wld: Spirituality and Representation ART 431 European Renaissance Literature & Art (ENGL) ART 433 Women in the Arts ART 434 The Museum: Culture, Business, Education (BUS/EDUC) ART 435 Postmodern Visual Culture (if not taken above) ART 436 Modern Art (if not taken above) ART 451 Diversity in the Visual Arts ART 480 Advanced Issues in Art Histy, They, and Criticism Professional Preparation Courses - 6 units Upper division Professional Preparation courses provide students with an understanding of current issues in the arts, application of specialized studio wk, field activities and service learning. ART 489 Arts Seminar ART 499 Arts Capstone Project Advanced artistic problems courses provide students with the opptunity to continue in-depth investigations wking in selected media, leading to the development of sound artistic concepts and proficiency in advanced artistic processes. Continued explation into the integration of media and technologies lead students to the development of a congruent body of wk. Creation and presentation of a professional ptfolio is a required component of the course wk (3 unit courses require six hours studio/lab activity per week, repeatable one time f additional credit). ART 420 Advanced Artistic Problems: Two-Dimensional Art ART 421 Advanced Artistic Problems: Three Dimensional Art ART 422 Advanced Artistic Problems: Digital Media Art ART 423 Advanced Artistic Problems: Communication Design Technology...3 Upper Division Art Histy- Interdisciplinary Art Courses - 6 units Upper division Art Histy courses focus on the Histy of Art and Art They. Interdisciplinary Art courses integrate academic study of Art with related content from other disciplines. Art majs In the Studio Art option are required to complete a minimum of 6 units of Art Histy-Interdisciplinary Art Courses. Select one courses from the following: ART 435 Postmodern Visual Culture ART 436 Modern Art Upper Division Art Electives Upper Division Art elective courses may fulfill up to 6 units of upper division Art Studio Art Histy requirements. Ptfolio review and consent of instruct required. ART 490 Special Topics in Art ART 492 Internship in the Arts (Ptfolio review required) ART 494 Directed Independent Study (Ptfolio review required) Art Histy Option: Lower Division Requirements - 24 units Complete a minimum of 24 units of lower division required Art courses in preparation f upper division studies. Lower Division Art Histy Courses - 12 units ART 110 Prehistic Art to the Middle Ages ART 111 Renaissance to Modern Art ART 112 Art of the Eastern Wld ART 200 Art Histy: Tools and Methods Lower Division Art Studio Courses - 12 units ART 108 Visual Technologies Select two courses from the following: ART 105 Drawing and Composition ART 106 Col and Design ART 107 Life Drawing Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog

9 Students are encouraged to enroll in courses that satisfy prerequisites f upper division study in specific areas. Transfer students may substitute CSU transferable lower division studio art and art histy courses subject to the approval of the CI Art program. Select one course from the following: ART 201 Painting ART 202 Sculpture ART 204 Graphic Design ART 205 Multimedia ART 207 Ceramics ART 209 Photography Art Histy Option: Upper Division Requirements - 33 units ART Majs in the Art Histy option are required to complete a minimum of 33 units of upper division ART courses. Art Histy-Interdisciplinary Art Courses - 21 units Students are encouraged to enroll in a variety of art histy and interdisciplinary courses that would expose them to multiple time periods, artistic developments, and theetical issues. Art Majs in the Art Histy option may also focus on a particular area of interest Select one course from each group: Group 1 ART 330 Critical Thinking in a Visual Wld....3 ART 333 Histy of Southern Califnia Chicana/o Art (CHS/HIST) Group 2 ART 331 Art, Society and Mass Media (COMM). 3 ART 334 The Business of Art (BUS) Group 3 ART 352 Visual Canons of the Ancient Wld ART 353 Medieval Wld: Spirituality and Representation ART 436 Modern Art Group 4 ART 351 The Baroque Eye: Art, Culture, Money, Power ART 434 The Museum: Culture, Business, Education (BUS/EDUC) Group 5 ART 431 European Renaissance Literature & Art (ENGL) ART 433 Women in the Arts ART 435 Postmodern Visual Culture Group 6 ART 337 Art on Film and Film as Art ART 338 Psychology of Art and Artists (PSY) Group 7 ART 332 Multicultural Art Movements ART 451 Diversity in the Visual Arts ART 480 Advanced Issues in Art Histy, They, and Criticism Upper Division Art Studio Courses 6 units Select two courses from the following: ART 310 Two-Dimensional Art: Painting Media and Techniques ART 311 Three-Dimensional Art: Sculpture Media and Techniques ART 312 Digital Media Art: Time-Based Imaging and Compositing ART 313 Communication Design Technology: Graphic Design f Print Media ART 314 Digital Media Art: Digital Photography ART 315 Animation Media and Techniques....3 ART 316 Digital Illustration and Painting ART 317 Video Game Production Professional Preparation Courses - 6 units Upper division Professional Preparation courses provide an understanding of current issues in the arts, field activities and service learning. ART 489 Arts Seminar ART 499 Arts Capstone Project Upper Division ART Electives Upper Division Art elective courses may fulfill up to 6 units of upper division Studio Art Art Histy requirements. Ptfolio review and consent of instruct required. ART 490 Special Topics in Art ART 492 Internship in the Arts (Ptfolio review required) ART 494 Directed Independent Study (Ptfolio review required) Min in Art - (24 units) The Art min provides non-majs with the opptunity to exple artistic media, techniques and basic art concepts. Coursewk includes aspects of art appreciation, aesthetics, art histy and studio experience. Students seeking a min in Art are required to complete a minimum of 24 units of Art courses. Lower Division Required Courses 12 units ART 105 Drawing and Composition ART 106 Col and Design ART 108 Visual Technologies Select one additional course from the following: ART 100 Understanding Fine Arts Processes... 3 ART 101 What is Art? ART 102 Multicultural Children s Art ART 107 Life Drawing ART 110 Prehistic Art to the Middle Ages....3 ART 111 Renaissance to Modern Art ART 112 Art of the Eastern Wld Studio Art Courses - 6 units Select a minimum of two courses from the following: ART 201 Painting ART 202 Sculpture ART 203 Illustration ART 204 Graphic Design ART 205 Multimedia ART 206 Animation Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog 125

10 ART 207 Ceramics ART 209 Photography ART 310 Two-Dimensional Art: Painting Media and Techniques ART 311 Three-Dimensional Art: Sculpture Media and Techniques ART 312 Digital Media Art: Time-Based Imaging and Compositing ART 313 Communication Design Technology: Graphic Design f Print Media ART 314 Digital Media Art: Digital Photography. 3 ART 315 Animation Media and Techniques....3 ART 316 Digital Illustration and Painting ART 317 Video Game Production Art Histy and Interdisciplinary Art Courses 6 units Select a minimum of two courses from the following: ART 330 Critical Thinking in a Visual Wld... 3 ART 331 Art, Society and Mass Media (COMM). 3 ART 332 Multicultural Art Movements ART 333 Histy of Southern Califnia Chicana/o Art (CHS/HIST) ART 334 The Business of Art (BUS) ART 337 Art as Film and Film as Art ART 338 Psychology of Art and Artists (PSY)... 3 ART 351 The Baroque Eye: Art, Culture, Money, Power ART 352 Visual Canons of the Ancient Wld.. 3 ART 353 Medieval Wld: Spirituality and Representation ART 431 European Renaissance Literature and Art (ENGL) ART 433 Women in the Arts ART 434 The Museum: Culture, Business, Education (BUS/EDUC) ART 435 Postmodern Visual Culture ART 436 Modern Art ART 451 Diversity in the Visual Arts Certificate in Digital Media Art - (18 units) The certificate program in Digital Media Art is designed to prepare individuals f an entry-level career wking in the expanding field of Digital Media Art. Courses specifically focusing on multimedia, digital design f print media, Web design, digital photography, motion graphics, and visual effects f film/video and computer animation lead to an in-depth understanding and technical proficiency wking in computerbased media. Required Courses ART 108 Visual Technologies ART 204 Graphic Design ART 205 Multimedia ART 312 Digital Media Art: Time-Based Imaging and Compositing ART 313 Communication Design Technology:... Graphic Design f Print Media ART 324 Communication Design Technology: Web Design Select one additional course from the following: ART 314 Digital Media Art: Digital Photography. 3 ART 315 Animation Media and Techniques....3 ART 316 Digital Illustration and Painting ART 317 Video Game Production ART 326 Digital Media Art: 3D Computer Animation ART 327 Communication Design Technology Multimedia They and Process Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog

11 ASIAN-PACIFIC STUDIES Program Offered Min in Asian-Pacific Studies The min in Asian-Pacific Studies gives students exposure to the cultures, histies, literatures, philosophies, politics and psychologies related to the study of the Asian-Pacific region. The min in Asian-Pacific Studies is appropriate f students interested in understanding the diverse perspectives and influences, traditional and modern, emanating from this part of the wld. Faculty Codinat Kevin Volkan, Ed.D., Ph.D., MPH, Profess of Psychology Sage Hall, Room 2151 (805) kevin.volkan@csuci.edu A Min in Asian-Pacific Studies (18 units) Eighteen units from the following list, of which at least 9 units must be upper division: ART 112 Art of the Eastern Wld CHIN 101 Elementary Chinese I CHIN 102 Elementary Chinese II ENGL 354 Studies in Cultural Literatures (when Focus is Asian-Pacific) HIST 380 Histy of the Pacific Islands HIST 391 Traditional China HIST 392 Modern China HIST 393 Contempary China HIST 395 Modern Japan HIST 396 East Asia: Then and Now PHED 102 Seminar in Traditional Martial Arts: Tai Ji (repeatable) PSY 344 Psychology and Traditional Asian Thought PSY 436 Psychology and Histy of East Asian Warri Cultures (HIST) (Other courses may be used to satisfy the requirements on approval of the Faculty Codinat.) Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog 127

12 BIOLOGY Programs Offered Bachel of Science in Biology Emphasis in Cell and Molecular Biology Emphasis in Clinical Labaty Science Emphasis in Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology Emphasis in Medical Imaging Bachel of Arts in Biology Emphasis in Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology Emphasis in General Biology Emphasis in Pre-Professional Studies Emphasis in Subject Matter Preparation in Teaching Biology (Pending CCTC approval) Master of Science in Biotechnology and Bioinfmatics Emphasis in Biotechnology Emphasis in Biomedical Engineering Emphasis in Stem Cell Technology and Labaty Management Master of Science in Biotechnology and Master of Business Administration (Dual Degree) Min in Biology Clinical Training Certificate Program in Clinical Labaty Science Program Description Biology is the study of life, its igins, diversity and intricacies. It emphasizes the relationship between structure and function in living systems and the processes, by which ganisms grow, reproduce and interact with each other and their environment. The Biology Program provides its undergraduate and graduate students with a strong theetical foundation in biology, combined with extensive hands-on labaty experiences using state-of-the-art technology. Students take a series of ce courses augmented by electives selected from areas of special interest. Careers The Bachel of Science in Biology is designed f students who wish to enter medical, dental other health professional graduate schools, to seek careers in business, industry government. The Bachel of Science in Biology with an Emphasis in Cell and Molecular Biology offers students an opptunity to study the exciting developments in genetics, molecular biology, cloning, biotechnology and bioinfmatics. This program leads to careers in medical sciences, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, research and development, intellectual property and patent law. Bachel of Science in Biology with an Emphasis in Clinical Labaty Science prepares students f further clinical training and Califnia License Exam in Clinical Labaty Science f training and certification in Public Health Microbiology. The Bachel of Science in Biology with an Emphasis in Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology allows students to exple biodiversity at multiple levels of ganization, from molecules to the biosphere. Students will gain an understanding of the complex interactions among ganisms and between ganisms and their physical environments. The emphasis prepares students f environmental studies conservation, research, education. It also provides preparation f graduate study in biology. The Bachel of Science in Biology with an Emphasis in Medical Imaging prepares students f graduate professional study in the medical sciences (medical imaging, medical physics, health physics, dosimetry, nuclear medicine, radiotherapy, oncology, biomedical engineering), f entry into professional positions in the clinical environment and in medical imaging research and development. The Bachel of Arts degree is designed to obtain a general background in both the concepts and the technical skills of modern biology. Students completing the Bachel of Arts maj will find that their strong general background will allow them flexibility in both completing min fields of study and career choices. The degree prepares graduates f careers in medical and other health professions Emphasis in Pre- Professional Studies, science education Emphasis in Subject Matter Preparation in Teaching Biology, industry government (Emphasis in General Biology). Biology as a discipline has been rapidly advancing in the last decade. With the infmation derived from the sequencing of the genomes of many ganisms, it will have far-reaching impacts on the environment, public health, and on local, regional, and global economies. The Biology Min allows students in majs other than biology to gain an understanding of these exciting developments. It will provide a solid background in biology and the opptunity to exple selected area(s) at a greater depth. Equipped with a min in biology, students with a maj in other disciplines will have a greater understanding and knowledge of the latest advances in many areas of biology and will therefe be me versatile in their career paths. The requirement f a Min in Biology is 21 units. The Clinical Training Certificate Program in Clinical Labaty Science will be offered at several local hospitals partnering with CI which will lead to careers in clinical labaty science. Program Learning Outcomes Students graduating from the Biology program will be able to: Explain the basic structures and fundamental processes of life at molecular, cellular and ganismal levels; Identify the evolutionary processes that lead to adaptation and biological diversity; Describe the relationship between life fms and their environment and ecosystems; Collect, ganize, analyze, interpret and present quantitative and qualitative data and incpate them into the broader context of biological knowledge; Effectively apply current technology and scientific methodologies f problem solving; Find, select and evaluate various types of scientific infmation including primary research articles, mass media sources and wld-wide web infmation; and Communicate effectively in written and al fms. Faculty Amy Denton, PhD, Chair and Associate Profess of Biology amy.denton@csuci.edu Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog

13 Ruben Alarcon, PhD, Assistant Profess of Biology (805) Geoff Dougherty, PhD, Profess of Physics (805) Nancy Mozingo, PhD, Associate Profess of Biology (805) Nitika Parmar, PhD, Assistant Profess of Biology (805) Ching-Hua Wang, MD, PhD, Profess of Biology Direct of MS in Biotechnology and Bioinfmatics Special Assistant to the Provost (805) Contact Infmation F graduation roadmaps f the B.S. B.A. and M.S. programs in Biology, please visit: Bachel of Science Degree in Biology - (120 units) Common Lower Division Requirements f All Emphases of the Bachel of Science Degree in Biology - 8 units BIOL BIOL 200* Principles of Organismal and Population Biology, GE B * Principles of Cell & Molecular Biology, GE B Upper Division Requirements in the Maj - 39 units 1. Required Biology Courses - 25 units BIOL 300 Cell Biology BIOL 302 Genetics BIOL 303 Evolutionary Biology BIOL 304 Comparative Animal Physiology BIOL 400 Molecular Biology BIOL 433* Ecology and the Environment, GE B2, UDIGE BIOL 499 Seni Capstone in Biology Electives in Biology - 14 units Select a minimum of 14 units of biology courses from 300 and 400 levels, one of which must be a lab course. Biology courses numbered from 326 to 345 are counted toward GE credits only and they are not counted towards the 14 units of electives. No me than 2 units taken from the following can be counted towards the 14 units of electives: BIOL 492 Internship BIOL 494 Independent Research BIOL 497 Directed Study Required Suppting and Other GE Courses 73 units 1. Chemistry - 16 units CHEM 121* General Chemistry I, GE B CHEM 122* General Chemistry II, GE B CHEM 311 Organic Chemistry I CHEM 312 Organic Chemistry I Labaty CHEM 314 Organic Chemistry II CHEM 315 Organic Chemistry II Labaty A year-long ganic chemistry sequence with labaty taken at a community college may be accepted f the Biology maj in lieu of CHEM 311, 312, 314, Physics - 8 units Select one of the following combinations: PHYS 100* Introduction to Physics I, GE B PHYS 101* Introduction to Physics II, GE B PHYS 200* General Physics I, GE B PHYS 201* General Physics II, GE B Statistics and Mathematics - 7 units BIOL 203* Quantitative Methods f Biology, GE B3, B MATH 150* Calculus I, GE B Other Required GE Courses in Categies A-E - 36 units Categy A (F A3, recommend MATH 230 Mathematical Reasoning) Categy C Categy D Categy E American Institutions Requirement - 6 units Emphasis in Cell and Molecular Biology Upper Division Requirements in the Maj - 40 units 1. Required Biology Courses - 31 units BIOL 300 Cell Biology BIOL 301 Microbiology BIOL 302 Genetics BIOL 303 Evolutionary Biology BIOL 400 Molecular Biology BIOL 401 Biotechnology and Recombinant DNA Techniques BIOL 431* Bioinfmatics, GE B2, B4, UDIGE...4 BIOL 499 Seni Capstone in Biology Electives in Biology - 9 units Select from the following list of courses: BIOL 402 Toxicology BIOL 403 Foundations of Structural Biology....4 BIOL 404 Plant and Animal Tissue Culture BIOL 405 Biochemical Engineering BIOL 408 Nanobiotechnology BIOL 416 Radiobiology and Radionuclides (PHYS). 3 BIOL 420 Cellular & Molecular Immunology....4 BIOL 421 Virology BIOL 422 Molecular Plant Physiology BIOL 423 Cellular & Molecular Neurobiology...3 BIOL 424 Human Physiology BIOL 425 Human Genetics BIOL 426 Hematology BIOL 427 Developmental Biology Courses with * are double-counted toward GE credits. Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog 129

14 BIOL 428 Biology of Cancer BIOL 432* Principles of Epidemiology and Environmental Health, GE B2, D, UDIGE. 3 BIOL 433* Ecology and the Environment, GE B2, UDIGE No me than 2 units taken from the following can be counted towards the 9 units of electives: BIOL 492 Internship BIOL 494 Independent Research BIOL 497 Directed Study Required Suppting and Other GE Courses 72 units 1. Chemistry minimum - 15 units CHEM 121* General Chemistry I, GE B CHEM 122* General Chemistry II, GE B CHEM 311 Organic Chemistry I CHEM 312 Organic Chemistry I Labaty Select either: CHEM 318 Biological Chemistry CHEM 314 Organic Chemistry II and CHEM 315 Organic Chemistry II Labaty A year-long ganic chemistry sequence with labaty taken at a community college may be accepted f the Biology maj in lieu of CHEM 311, 312, 314, Physics - 8 units Select one of the following combinations: PHYS 100* Introduction to Physics I, GE B PHYS 101* Introduction to Physics II, GE B PHYS 200* General Physics I, GE B PHYS 201* General Physics II, GE B Statistics and Mathematics - 7 units BIOL 203* Quantitative Methods f Biology, GE B3, B MATH 150* Calculus I, GE B Other Required GE Courses in Categies A-E - 36 units Categy A (F A3, recommend MATH 230 Mathematical Reasoning) Categy C Categy D Categy E American Institutions Requirement - 6 units Emphasis in Clinical Labaty Science Additional Requirements in the Maj units 1. Required Biology Courses - 37 units BIOL 217 Medical Microbiology BIOL 300 Cell Biology BIOL 302 Genetics BIOL 303 Evolutionary Biology BIOL 317 Parasitology BIOL 318 Medical Mycology BIOL 420 Cellular and Molecular Immunology...4 BIOL 421 Virology BIOL 426 Hematology BIOL 432* Principles of Epidemiology and Environmental Health GE B2, D, UDIGE Other Required Courses in Biology units If one chooses to complete CHEM 318 and BIOL 203, one needs to complete a minimum of 6 units from the following courses. Otherwise, one needs to complete minimum of 4 units from the following courses: BIOL 400 Molecular Biology BIOL 424 Human Physiology BIOL 425 Human Genetics Required Suppting and Other GE Courses units 1. Chemistry units CHEM 121* General Chemistry I, GE B CHEM 122* General Chemistry II, GE B CHEM 250 Quantitative Analysis CHEM 251 Quantitative Analysis Labaty CHEM 311 Organic Chemistry I CHEM 312 Organic Chemistry I Labaty and CHEM 318 Biological Chemistry CHEM 460 Biochemistry I Note: CHEM 314 is a prerequisite f CHEM 460 An Organic Chemistry course with labaty taken at a community college may be accepted f the Biology maj in lieu of CHEM 311 and Physics - 8 units PHYS 100* Introduction to Physics I, GE B PHYS 101* Introduction to Physics II, GE B Statistics and Mathematics units Select one of the following combinations: BIOL 203* Quantitative Methods f Biology, GE B3, B MATH 150* Calculus I, GE B Other Required GE Courses in Categies A-E - 33 units Categy A (F A3, recommend MATH 230 Logic and Mathematical Reasoning) Categy C Categy D Categy E American Institutions Requirement - 6 units Emphasis in Ecology, Evolution and Organismal Biology Upper Division Requirements in the Maj units 1. Required Ce Courses - 26 units BIOL 301 Microbiology BIOL 302 Genetics BIOL 303 Evolutionary Biology BIOL 311 Plant Biology and Ecology BIOL 433* Ecology and the Environment, GE B2, UDIGE BIOL 499 Seni Capstone in Biology Courses with * are double-counted toward GE credits Califnia State University Channel Islands Catalog