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WL ARTS XLC CM113B
Legislative Theater for Race and Gender Justice

 Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour (when scheduled). Exploration and application of range of interactive methods and arts-based strategies with participants from UCLA and broader Los…

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ITALIAN XL 3
Elementary Italian

Learn Italian online through our first year college-level course to develop linguistic fluency and gain proficiency in all four communicative skills (listening, speaking, reading and writing) as well as cultural competence. 

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ITALIAN XL 2
Elementary Italian

Learn Italian online through our first year college-level course to develop linguistic fluency and gain proficiency in all four communicative skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) as well as cultural competence.

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ITALIAN XL 1
Elementary Italian

Learn Italian online through our first-year college-level course to develop linguistic fluency and gain proficiency in all four communicative skills (listening, speaking, reading, and writing) as well as cultural competence.

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HUMANIT 731
The Play's the Thing

Osher (50+).  This course introduces you to the elements of plays and will show you how they these artistic creations can inform and even transform lives.  Scenes are performed by professional actors.

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ENGCOMP XL 3
English Composition, Rhetoric, and Language

This course stresses rhetorical techniques and skillful argument. Students analyze a variety of academic prose and write a minimum of 20 pages of revised text.

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EPS SCI XL 1
Introduction to Earth Science

This introductory Earth Science course covers elements of Earth Science, Earth materials; nature and interpretation of geologic evidence; study of geologic processes, and historical aspects of geology.

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E&S SCI 701
Digging Up the Past: Finding out about past ecosystems

We've all seen dinosaur skeletons and other fossil organisms in museums, but don’t know much beyond their size. Come learn how paleontologists use their bones and other lines of evidence to uncover how these animals lived.

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I E STD XLC 210
Indo-European Morphology

Lecture, three hours. Comparative study of proto-Indo-European nominal and verbal morphology and its historical development into most important of oldest attested descendant languages. S/U or letter…

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CLASSIC XLC 220A
Interfaces: Transmission of Roman Literature

Seminar, three hours. Examination of transmission of Latin classical literature in late antiquity, Middle Ages, and Renaissance to understand processes by which Latin literature has been preserved.…

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ENGL XL 4W
Critical Reading and Writing

This introduction to literary analysis includes close reading and carefully written exposition of selections from one or more of the principal modes of literature: poetry, prose, fiction, and drama.

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GREEK XLC 226
Imperial Greek Literature

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MGMT X 408.7
Types, Application, and Structuring of Contracts

This course presents a review of the various types and forms of government contracts.

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MGMT X 408.66
Commercial Contracts: Bidding and Financial Management

The course examines the role of promotions and discounts in reducing inventories, the impact of profitability by financial management, and reviews how successful companies undertake the management of their enterprise.  

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MGMT X 408.65
Government Contracts: Bidding and Financial Management

Students learn the fundamentals of U.S. government regulations that impact how bidders propose work, negotiate prices, and execute to contractual terms.

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MGMT X 408.64
High-Tech Industry Contracts

Learn the major areas of managing high-technology contracts: licensing strategies, enforcing licenses, managing a joint venture, entering into and maintaining strategic alliances, and transferring of technology.

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DENT X 416.1DP
Orofacial Pain & Dysfunction Clinic IV (Preceptor)

This course is open to trainees of UCLA School of Dentistry’s Post DDS Certificate programs only. For information, please visit https://www.dentistry.ucla.edu/learning/post-dds.

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DENT X 416.1CP
Orofacial Pain & Dysfunction Clinic III (Preceptor)

This course is open to trainees of UCLA School of Dentistry’s Post DDS Certificate programs only. For information, please visit https://www.dentistry.ucla.edu/learning/post-dds.

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DENT X 416.1BP
Orofacial Pain & Dysfunction Clinic II (Preceptor)

This course is open to trainees of UCLA School of Dentistry’s Post DDS Certificate programs only. For information, please visit https://www.dentistry.ucla.edu/learning/post-dds.

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DENT X 416.1AP
Orofacial Pain & Dysfunction Clinic I (Preceptor)

This course is open to trainees of UCLA School of Dentistry’s Post DDS Certificate programs only. For information, please visit https://www.dentistry.ucla.edu/learning/post-dds.

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