This course is part of UCLA’s Undergraduate Reserve Officer Training Core (ROTC) Program. It is available only to cadets participating in ROTC through UCLA.

This course allows participants to integrate the information presented in the preceding courses and use this knowledge in an individual or team project.

This course provides aspects of the materials construction and testing, and examines manufacturing tolerances and their impact in the materials construction processing. This course is specifically designed for Northrop Grumman employees and is not open to the public.

This course provides an introduction to the theoretical and practical aspects of composite structural analysis for aircraft and spacecraft vehicles. This course is specifically designed for Northrop Grumman employees and is not open to the public.

The TESOL Practicum Portfolio is the capstone course for the TESOL certificate. Students compile a digital portfolio, including signature assignments, philosophy of teaching, and teaching videos.

This is an introductory course on observation, documentation and assessment in ECE. Learn to create appropriate curriculum for your group, to document growth and thinking and to use California ECE resources.

This required, first course in the TESOL certificate reviews student scope of work and portfolio assignments, English proficiency requirements, and prepares students for success in completing the certificate.

Learn how to design a spacecraft or satellite attitude control system by exploring real spacecraft design and understanding modern practical design and analysis methods.

This course provides practical design considerations for composite structures used in aircraft and space applications. Instruction covers building block approach for qualifying new composite designs, and the role of advanced manufacturing, development, and rapid prototyping in supporting design, including recent NGC case studies. This course is specifically designed for Northrop Grumman employees and is not open to the public.

This course includes an overview of damage tolerance and durability of composites.

This course provides a comprehensive background in metallic airframe sizing that combines input from both material strength analyses and hands-on design experience.

This course is intended to help practicing engineers and managers (structural or non-structural) with limited structural background become familiar with the concepts, techniques, and practices that are essential to the development of spacecraft structures. The general background of spacecraft structures, fundamental structural mechanics theories, and the engineering procedures that are employed in daily engineering practices from design to verification are introduced.

Develop and execute a series of work, and discover the way series photography can expand narrative and deepen discussion.

Work from live models and black and white photos to create portraits, from the early stages of setup to the finishing strokes. 

In this course, students learn the basic engineering calculations and design rules of air conditioning systems.    

This course presents the fundamentals of modern molecular biology from the perspectives of known mechanisms as well as theoretical perspectives used in laboratories.

This course presents the genetic, cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in the development of animal embryology and related developmental defects and disease.

Analyze the organization, structure, and function at the molecular level of cell membranes and signaling, membrane transport, intracellular trafficking and cell energetics.

This course explores the molecular and cellular biology of cancer and the current advances in therapy.

This course describes sensor and data fusion methods that improve the probability of correct target detection, classification, identification, and state estimation.