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History (HIST)

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D class assignments for undergraduates available in SOS153; phone 740-1657.

HIST 102gm: Medieval People: Early Europe and its Neighbors, 400-1500 (4.0 units)

Early Europe, c 400-1500, with a focus on Europe's diverse communities, cultural interactions among them, dealings between conquerors and conquered, and european contacts with non-Europeans.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Diversity: This course satisfies the university's diversity requirement.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
36909D	Lecture	10:00-11:50am	Mon, Wed	92 of 150	Jason Glenn	SGM101
36911D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	12 of 25		VKC108
36912D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	10 of 25		VKC160
36913D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	13 of 25		VKC108
36914D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	17 of 25		VKC108
36915D	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	19 of 25		VKC108
36916D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	21 of 25		VKC108

HIST 103g: The Emergence of Modern Europe (4.0 units)

Political, intellectual, and cultural developments in Europe, 1300-1815. Renaissance and Reformation; absolute monarchy, scientific changes, and Enlightenment; French Revolution and Napoleon.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture and one discussion

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
36921D	Lecture	12:00-1:50pm	Mon, Wed	140 of 151	Deborah Harkness	THH202
36922D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	24 of 25		THH214
36923D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	24 of 25		THH214
36924D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	20 of 25		WPH206
36925D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	23 of 25		WPH106
36926D	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	24 of 26		WPH106
36927D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	25 of 25		THH108

HIST 106g: Chinese Lives: An Introduction to Chinese History (4.0 units)

Study of the lives of selected individuals who have helped to shape Chinese politics and culture.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture and one discussion

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
36950D	Lecture	12:30-1:50pm	Tue, Thu	133 of 140	Brett Sheehan	MRF340
36951D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	20 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC110
36952D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	23 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC110
36953D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	19 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC203
36954D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	24 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC110
36955D	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	23 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC110
36956D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	24 of 25	Brett Sheehan	VKC110

HIST 180: Introduction to Islamic Civilization (4.0 units)

Major developments, institutions, and forces that have shaped the identity of the peoples and cultures of the Islamic world from ancient times to the present.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
36970D	Lecture	11:00-12:20pm	Tue, Thu	25 of 25	Ramzi Rouighi	VKC157

HIST 195: Selected Themes and Topics in History (4.0 units)

Study of special historical themes and topics through readings, lectures, discussions, and supervised writings.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
36980D	Lecture	2:00-3:20pm	Tue, Thu	4 of 15	Karoline Cook	VKC209

HIST 200gm: The American Experience (4.0 units)

Patterns of American development from Colonial times to the present.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Diversity: This course satisfies the university's diversity requirement.
Note: Register for one lecture and discussion listed immediately following that lecture

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
37000D	Lecture	8:00-9:35am	Mon, Wed	146 of 150	Terry Seip	THH201
37001D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	24 of 25		VKC111
37002D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	25 of 26		VKC200
37003D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	23 of 25		VKC111
37004D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	25 of 26		VKC111
37005D	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	24 of 27		VKC111
37006D	Discussion	12:00-12:50pm	Friday	24 of 25		VKC154

HIST 225g: Film, Power, and American History (4.0 units)

U.S. motion pictures as both a response to and comment upon major events, problems, and themes in 20th century America.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture, one discussion, lab and one section of WRIT 140 listed below (unless you have already satisfied the Writing Requirement)
Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
37030D	Lecture	10:00-11:50am	Mon, Wed	143 of 150	Steve Ross	THH202
37031D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	24 of 25		VKC111
37032D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	23 of 25		VKC205
37033D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	25 of 25		VKC205
37034D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	24 of 25		VKC205
37035D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	23 of 25		VKC209
37036D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	25 of 25		VKC205

Concurrent Course
WRIT 140: Writing and Critical Reasoning (4.0 units)

Focuses on analytical and argumentative writing skills requisite to academic and professional writing. Emphasizes logical analysis of texts and other data, effective use of evidence, ethical argumentation, and stylistic and grammatical fluency. Requires concurrent enrollment with an affiliated General Education course in the Social Issues category. Students must achieve a satisfactory score on the verbal portion of the SAT, the USC Writing Examination, or credit for WRIT 120 or 121 bef

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
64300D	Lecture	9:00-9:50am	MWF	16 of 17	Erika Nanes	WPH203
64305D	Lecture	9:00-9:50am	MWF	16 of 17	Alicia Garnica	GFS108
64440D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	17 of 17	Erika Nanes	VKC210
64445D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	17 of 17	Alicia Garnica	GFS108
64450D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	16 of 17	Alexandra D'Italia	GFS109
64455D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	17 of 17	Katherine Zimolzak	GFS213
66998D	Lab	7:00-8:50pm	Wednesday	839 of 2000		BOV AUD

HIST 245gm: Gender and Sexualities in American History (4.0 units)

An investigation of the nature of femininities and masculinities over the course of U.S. history; including topics like women's rights, birth control, abortion, and gay/lesbian liberation.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Diversity: This course satisfies the university's diversity requirement.
Note: Register for lecture, one discussion, lab and one section of WRIT 140 listed below (unless you have already satisfied the Writing Requirement)
Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
37015D	Lecture	9:30-10:50am	Tue, Thu	139 of 150	Lois Banner	GFS106
37016D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	22 of 25		VKC203
37017D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	18 of 25		VKC200
37018D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	25 of 25		VKC203
37019D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	25 of 26		VKC200
37020D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	24 of 25		VKC203
37021D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	25 of 25		VKC203

Concurrent Course
WRIT 140: Writing and Critical Reasoning (4.0 units)

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
64125D	Lecture	8:00-9:15am	Tue, Thu	17 of 17	Matthew Manson	GFS228
64130D	Lecture	8:00-9:15am	Tue, Thu	17 of 17	Elizabeth Wilcox	GFS229
64635D	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	18 of 17	Matthew Manson	THH118
64640D	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	15 of 17	Mary Mello	MHP102
64645D	Lecture	12:30-1:45pm	Tue, Thu	17 of 17	Domino Torres	GFS104
66997D	Lab	7:00-8:50pm	Tuesday	921 of 2000		BOV AUD

HIST 255g: The Evolution Debates (4.0 units)

Historical perspective for current debates on evolution, investigating the contexts for the emergence and development of evolutionary theory and its subsequent impact on society.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture, one discussion, lab and one section of WRIT 140 listed below (unless you have already satisfied the Writing Requirement)
Concurrent enrollment: WRIT 140

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
37010D	Lecture	2:00-3:20pm	Mon, Wed	136 of 150	Daniel Lewis	SLH200
37008D	Discussion	2:00-2:50pm	Friday	24 of 25		VKC111
37009D	Discussion	1:00-1:50pm	Friday	24 of 25		VKC111
37011D	Discussion	8:00-8:50am	Friday	23 of 25		VKC161
37012D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	23 of 25		VKC161
37013D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	23 of 25		VKC161
37014D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	19 of 25		VKC151

Concurrent Course
WRIT 140: Writing and Critical Reasoning (4.0 units)

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
64355D	Lecture	9:00-9:50am	MWF	17 of 17	David Tomkins	GFS210
64360D	Lecture	9:00-9:50am	MWF	15 of 17	Andrew Eisenstein	GFS212
64560D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	17 of 17	David Tomkins	WPH104
64565D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	17 of 17	Jessica Piazza	GFS113
64570D	Lecture	12:00-12:50pm	MWF	16 of 17	Amy Meyerson	GFS217
66998D	Lab	7:00-8:50pm	Wednesday	839 of 2000		BOV AUD

HIST 265g: Understanding Race and Sex Historically (4.0 units)

To introduce students to historical consideration of the difficult contemporary topics of sexuality and race globally.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Note: Register for lecture, one discussion, lab and one section of WRIT 140 listed below (unless you have already satisfied the Writing Requirement)

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
36990D	Lecture	9:30-10:50am	Tue, Thu	88 of 100	Philippa Levine	WPHB27
36991D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	20 of 25		VKC258
36992D	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Friday	18 of 25		VKC205
36993D	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Friday	25 of 25		VKC261
36994D	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Friday	25 of 25		VKC261

HIST 272: Native History and Historians: Mexico and Peru to 1615 (4.0 units)

Introduction to Pre-Columbian Mesoamerica and the Andes, the causes and consequences of the Spanish conquest, and the establishment of colonial societies and economies.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37045D	Lecture-Discussion	9:30-10:50am	Tue, Thu	5 of 22	Maria-Elena Martinez	WPH203

HIST 280: The Modern Middle East (4.0 units)

The interplay of local, regional, and international forces and broad themes in the history of the Middle East from 1500 to the present.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37048D	Lecture	8:00-9:20am	Tue, Thu	21 of 25	Sarah Gualtieri	VKC203

HIST 300: Approaches to History (4.0 units)

Approaches to history; intellectual and personal dimensions of the historian's work. Required of all history majors.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37052D	Lecture	12:30-1:50pm	Tue, Thu	15 of 15	Cynthia Herrup	WPH104
37053D	Lecture	3:30-4:50pm	Tue, Thu	14 of 15	Brett Sheehan	THH107

HIST 312: The Age of the French Revolution and Napoleon (4.0 units)

Europe in the Old Regime; causes and course of the French Revolution; rise of Napoleon; revolutionary impact on Europe, 1715-1815.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37065D	Lecture	9:30-10:50am	Tue, Thu	21 of 25	Elinor Accampo	VKC157

Crosslist HIST 317gm: North American Indians in American Public Life (4.0 units)

Role of American Indians in American public life from colonial times to the present; native American forms of government; relations between tribes and the U.S.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.
Diversity: This course satisfies the university's diversity requirement.
Crosslist: This course is offered by the ANTH department but may qualify for major credit in HIST. To register, enroll in ANTH 316.
Note: Register for lecture and discussion

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location
10654R	Lecture	11:00-12:20pm	Tue, Thu	142 of 150	Walter Williams	THH202
10695R	Lecture	9:00-9:50am	Monday	Canceled
10655R	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Monday	25 of 27	Carolyn Dunn
10656R	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Monday	25 of 25	Carolyn Dunn	GFS229
10657R	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Wednesday	21 of 25	Luis Rodriguez	GFS229
10658R	Discussion	11:00-11:50am	Wednesday	26 of 27	Luis Rodriguez	GFS229
10696R	Discussion	10:00-10:50am	Monday	25 of 25	Carolyn Dunn
10701R	Discussion	9:00-9:50am	Monday	20 of 25	Carolyn Dunn	GFS204

HIST 324g: Islam in Russia and the Soviet Union (4.0 units)

Cultural cohesiveness and ethnic diversity of Islam in the USSR; nature and effect of government policies aimed at the integration of Islam into the state.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37067D	Lecture	10:00-11:50am	Mon, Wed	22 of 26	Azade-Ayse Rorlich	WPHB30

HIST 327: Twentieth Century Britain (4.0 units)

The rise and decline of modern Britain as a global political and economic force, social and cultural change, emergence of a multi-racial and multi-ethnic society. Duplicates Credit In the former HIST 434.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37069D	Lecture	2:00-3:20pm	Tue, Thu	15 of 20	Philippa Levine	WPH101

HIST 333: Korea: The Modern Transformation (4.0 units)

Examination of selected topics on Korea's transition to the modern era; focus on the traditional roots of 20th century developments.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37072D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Tuesday	2 of 25	Kyung Hwang	VKC157

HIST 335: History of Japan to 1550 (4.0 units)

Growth of Japanese civilization from the mythological "age of the gods" through the feudal "age of the samurai"; foundations of a great Asian power.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37073D	Lecture	12:30-1:50pm	Tue, Thu	9 of 25	Joan Piggott	VKC256

HIST 336: History of Japan, 1550-1945 (4.0 units)

Development of Japan as a modern world power; tradition and change in Japanese life; impact of Western culture, politics, and diplomacy from 1550 to 1945.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37074D	Lecture	10:00-11:50am	Mon, Wed	9 of 20	Nobuko Toyosawa	SOSB47

HIST 339g: China, 960-1800 A.D. (4.0 units)

Politics and culture under the Sung; Mongols, Manchus, and other invaders; the golden autumn of a great civilization.

General Education: This course satisfies the university's general education requirement.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37079D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	12 of 15	Bettine Birge	THH109

HIST 356: The Old South (4.0 units)

The South from Colonial days to 1860; slavery, the plantation system, politics; important social and economic problems.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37088D	Lecture	10:00-11:50am	Mon, Wed	30 of 30	Terry Seip	WPH205

HIST 360: 19th Century U.S. History (4.0 units)

The social, political, and economic history of the United States from the formation of the Constitution to 1900.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37089D	Lecture	9:30-10:50am	Tue, Thu	24 of 25	Diana Williams	VKC256

HIST 361: 20th Century U.S. History (4.0 units)

Critical turning-points in the twentieth century; sources of major social and political change. Course materials include primary documents and historic radio/television recordings.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37090D	Lecture	10:00-11:50am	Mon, Wed	19 of 25	Julie Cohen	SOSB41

Crosslist HIST 373m: History of the Mexican American (4.0 units)

Racial and cultural background of Mexico; immigration and conquest; the Mexican in California and the southwest; the rise of contemporary Mexican-American consciousness.

Diversity: This course satisfies the university's diversity requirement.
Crosslist: This course is offered by the AMST department but may qualify for major credit in HIST. To register, enroll in AMST 373.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
10428R	Lecture-Discussion	3:30-4:50pm	Tue, Thu	Canceled

HIST 374: History of Mexico (4.0 units)

The native cultures of Meso-America; colonial government, economy, and society; independence and nineteenth century liberalism; the Mexican revolution, 1910 to 1950.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37094D	Lecture	10:00-11:50am	Mon, Wed	11 of 25	Marjorie Becker	WPH206

HIST 404: Seminar in Korean History (4.0 units)

Exploration of issues and sources in Korean history; work on an individual research paper through an incremental process.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37100D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	5 of 15	Kyung Hwang	VKC254

HIST 407: Europe in the 10th Century (4.0 units)

Political, religious, and intellectual culture of Europe in the 10th century and beyond.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37103D	Lecture	12:00-1:50pm	Mon, Wed	15 of 16	Jason Glenn	WPH202

HIST 416: History of Imperial Russia: 1689-1917 (4.0 units)

The evolution of imperial society, politics, and culture from Peter the Great to the Bolshevik revolution. The dilemmas of identity in a multinational empire.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37105D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	11 of 20	Azade-Ayse Rorlich	VKC105

HIST 427: The German Question: Nation and Identity in Modern Central Europe (4.0 units)

A seminar on the making, unmaking and re-making of the German nation-state, with particular attention to issues of race, class and gender in German identity.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37112D	Lecture	2:00-3:20pm	Tue, Thu	16 of 25	Paul Lerner	WPH206

HIST 457: The American West (4.0 units)

The nation's westward movement from Colonial times to the present, with emphasis on the frontier's effect on American life and insitutions.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37133D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Tuesday	14 of 16	Kevin Starr	THH203	Word (36352 KB)

HIST 458: History of California (4.0 units)

Exploration, colonization, and development of Hispanic California; coming of the Americans; political, economic, and cultural development of California since its acquisition by the United States.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37134D	Lecture	2:00-3:20pm	Mon, Wed	10 of 25	Julie Cohen	SOSB47

HIST 461: 19th Century American Thought (4.0 units)

Major American thinkers from Emerson and Margaret Fuller to William James and W.E.B. DuBois, with emphasis on race, religion, politics, and gender.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37138D	Lecture	6:00-8:50pm	Monday	12 of 15	Richard Fox	VKC204

HIST 473: Colonial Latin America Seminar (4.0 units)

The history of colonial Latin America, focusing on the transformation of native Americans and Europeans into participants in a new colonial tradition. Upper division standing.

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37140D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	3 of 15	Marjorie Becker	VKC106

HIST 474: Colonial Latin America Gender and Women's History (4.0 units)

Seminar overview of the historical literature on women, gender, and sexuality in colonial Latin America.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37141D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Thursday	4 of 15	Maria-Elena Martinez	VKC151

HIST 480: Seminar in Middle East History (4.0 units, max 8)

A readings and research seminar dealing with one topic in the history of the Middle East. Topics will change each time the course is offered.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
Islamic Spain
37144D	Lecture	3:30-4:50pm	Tue, Thu	5 of 15	Ramzi Rouighi	VKC259

HIST 488: Teaching History in the Secondary Schools (4.0 units)

Seminar in research methods, textbook and on-line research and teaching materials, and instructional approaches for teaching history in secondary schools.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37148D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Tuesday	3 of 12	Lon Kurashige	THH219

HIST 490x: Directed Research (2.0-8.0 units, max 8)

Individual research and readings. Not available for graduate credit.

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Junior, Senior

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37150D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	8 of 12	Steve Ross	OFFICE

HIST 498: Seminar on Selected Historical Topics (4.0 units, max 8)

Advanced study in historical analysis and writing on selected topics and themes. Seminar enrollment limited to 15 students. Recommended preparation: HIST 300

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus
Studies in American Catholicism
37162D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Monday	2 of 15	Kevin Starr	THH105	Word (33792 KB)
Mass Violence & Genocide in the 20th Century
37163D	Lecture	2:00-3:20pm	Tue, Thu	11 of 15	Wolf Gruner	THH107
The World of Abraham Lincoln
37164D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	14 of 15	Richard Fox	VKC259

HIST 500: Introduction to Graduate Historical Studies (4.0 units)

Techniques, theories, and sub-disciplines of history.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37200D	Lecture	9:00-11:50am	Monday	9 of 15	Deborah Harkness	SOS250

HIST 505: Studies in Early Medieval History (4.0 units)

Intensive study of subjects selected from the early Middle Ages, emphasizing source material, bibliography, and historiographic problems.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37205D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	4 of 12	Lisa Bitel	THH219

HIST 511: Studies in Early Modern British History (4.0 units)

Readings of major interpretative and historiographical studies on 16th and 17th century British history.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37210D	Lecture	3:00-5:50pm	Thursday	11 of 15	Cynthia Herrup	WPH204

HIST 514: Studies in Modern European History, 1789-1914 (4.0 units)

Readings and current bibliography in the history of Europe from the French Revolution to the outbreak of World War I; emphasis on cultural history approaches.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37214D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Tuesday	2 of 12	Elinor Accampo	VKC103	PDF (142515 KB)

HIST 535: Studies in Japanese History (4.0 units)

Selected topics in historical problems dealing with Japan.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37230D	Lecture	5:00-7:50pm	Wednesday	6 of 12	Joan Piggott	VKC103

HIST 536: Studies in Chinese History (2.0-4.0 units)

Selected topics in historical problems dealing with China.

Prerequisite: HIST 340

Section	Units	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37240D	4.0	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	4 of 12	Joshua Goldstein	VKC153

Crosslist HIST 554: Readings in Chicano/Latino History (4.0 units)

Readings, analyses, and discussion of various approaches, topics, and genres in the field of Chicano/Latino history.

Crosslist: This course is offered by the AMST department but may qualify for major credit in HIST. To register, enroll in AMST 554.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
10464D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Wednesday	9 of 13	George Sanchez	WPH104	Word (125952 KB)

HIST 566: Historical Scholarship on North America to 1800 (4.0 units)

Introduction to research in the fields of American Indian, colonial America, Atlantic world, and the early United States. Open only to graduate students.

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student, Doctoral Student

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37245D	Lecture	2:00-4:50pm	Tuesday	5 of 12	Peter Mancall	THH111

HIST 590: Directed Research (1.0-12.0 units)

Research leading to the master's degree. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37265D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	10 of 20	Steve Ross	OFFICE

HIST 594a: Master's Thesis (2.0 units)

Credit on acceptance of thesis. Graded IP/CR/NC

Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37266D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE

HIST 594b: Master's Thesis (2.0 units)

Credit on acceptance of thesis. Graded IP/CR/NC

Prerequisite: HIST 594A
Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37267D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 5		OFFICE

HIST 594z: Master's Thesis (0.0 units)

Credit on acceptance of Thesis. Graded CR/NC.

Prerequisite: HIST 594B
Restriction: Registration open to the following class level(s): Master Student

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37268D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	1 of 5		OFFICE

HIST 680: Seminar in 20th Century United States History (4.0 units, max 8)

Directed research in historical problems of the Reform, World War I, interwar, World War II, and Post-war periods.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37280D	Lecture	5:00-7:50pm	Wednesday	10 of 12	Steve Ross	VKC153

HIST 790: Research (1.0-12.0 units)

Research leading to the doctorate. Maximum units which may be applied to the degree to be determined by the department. Graded CR/NC.

Section	Type	Time	Days	Registered	Instructor	Location	Syllabus	Info
37290D	Lecture	TBA	TBA	0 of 10	Steve Ross	OFFICE