Columbia College Bulletin 2007-2008

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2007 Summer School Courses

Guidelines for Columbia College Students

All Columbia College students planning to take summer school courses should consult pages 86 and 87 of the 2006-2007 Columbia College Bulletin.

NOTE: Points for courses taken for R credit may not be used toward the 124 points required for the degree.

1. The following courses are not approved for Columbia College credit:

   Business S3020 Introduction to marketing and marketing management

   Chemistry S0001 Preparation for college chemistry

   Fundraising S4370 Fundraising essentials

   Mathematics S0065 Basic mathematics

   Mathematics S1003 College algebra and analytic geometry

   Physics S0065 Basic physics

   Sports Management S4220 Social historical foundations of American sport

2. The following courses are approved as courses that may be used in partial fulfillment of the Major Cultures Requirement:

   African Civilization

   C List Courses

   History S3418 Slavery and emancipation in the Atlantic world

   East Asian Civilization

   B List Courses

   EALAC ASCE S3930 Story of the Stone and gender in late imperial China
   EALAC S3925 History of medicine in China
   History S3881 China since 1800

   Latin American Civilization

   A List Courses

   Spanish S3490 Latin American humanities, I
   Spanish S3491 Latin American humanities, II

   B List Courses

   Anthropology S4109 Political economy in Latin America
   History S4663 Human rights activism in Latin America

   Middle Eastern Civilization

   B List Courses

   Anthropology S3008 An anthropology of the Middle East
   MEALAC S3031 Iranian cinema: images of a revolutionary culture

   C List Courses

   Religion S3311 Islam in America

   South Asian Civilization

   B List Courses

   Anthropology S1487 Ethnography of South Asia
   Art History AHUM S3342 Masterpieces of Indian art and architecture

3. Students should refer to pages 75-80 in 2006-2007 Columbia College Bulletin for detailed information on fulfilling the Science Requirement. The following courses are approved for partial fulfillment of the Science Requirement:

   Astronomy S1403 Earth, Moon and Planets

   Chemistry S1403 General Chemistry, I: lectures
   Chemistry S1404 General Chemistry, II: lectures
   Chemistry S1500 General Chemistry: Laboratory
   Chemistry S3443 Organic Chemistry, I: lectures
   Chemistry S3444 Organic Chemistry, II: lectures
   Chemistry S3543 Organic Chemistry: Laboratory

   Computer Science S1001 Introduction to computers
   Computer Science S1007 Introduction to computer science
   Computer Science S3137 Data structures and algorithms
   Computer Science S3157 Advanced programming
   Computer Science S3203 Discreet math
   Computer Science S3261 Computability and models of computation
   Computer Science S4701 Artificial intelligence

   Earth and Environmental Sciences S1011 Introduction to earth sciences, I: lectures and lab
   Earth and Environmental Sciences S1411 Introduction to earth sciences, I: lectures

   EEEB S1010 The human species: its place in nature
   EEEB S1011 Behavioral biology of the living primates
   EEEB S2102* Summer ecosystems for undergraduates: Atlantic rain forest
   EEEB S2103* Summer ecosystems for undergraduates: Atlantic rain forest
   EEEB S2104* Summer ecosystems for undergraduates: temperate forest
   EEEB S2105* Summer ecosystems for undergraduates: temperate forest
   EEEB S2106* Summer ecosystems for undergraduates: Punta Cani
   EEEB S2107* Summer ecosystems for undergraduates: Punta Cani
   *Counts towards two terms of the Science Requirement

   Mathematics S1101 Calculus I
   Mathematics S1102 Calculus II
   Mathematics S1201 Calculus III
   Mathematics S1202 Calculus IV
   Mathematics S2010 Linear algebra
   Mathematics S3027 Ordinary differential equations
   Mathematics S4061 Introduction to modern analysis I
   Mathematics S4062 Introduction to modern analysis II

   Physics S1201 General physics I
   Physics S1202 General physics II

   Psychology S1001 The science of psychology
   Psychology S1010 Mind, brain, and behavior
   Psychology S2210 Cognition: Basic Processes
   Psychology S2230 Perception and sensory processes
   Psychology S2280 Introduction to developmental psychology
   Psychology S2450 Behavioral neuroscience

   Statistics S1001 Introduction to statistical reasoning
   Statistics S1111 Introduction to statistics, A
   Statistics S1211 Introduction to statistics, B
   Statistics S4105 Probability
   Statistics S4107 Statistical inference
   Statistics S4315 Linear regression models
   Statistics S4437 Times series analysis