University of Chicago courses

...UChicago’s program in Anthropology is ranked among the nation’s best for faculty quality and teaching effectiveness. Undergraduates work closely with faculty...

...III Point-Set Topology Introduction to Algebraic Topology Introduction to Representation Theory of Finite Groups Introduction to Commutative Algebra Basic... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...an additional civilization sequence, or NELC courses in areas such as archaeology, art, literature in translation, history, and religion. NEHC 29995 Research...

...Students who matriculated prior to Autumn 2018 may substitute any 200-level ASTR course for ASTR 13300. Mechanics; Electricity and Magnetism * Elementary... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...III Calculus III Honors Calculus III Introduction to Mathematical Methods in Physics Modern Physics Mathematical Methods in Physics Mathematical Methods... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...I-II †*‡ Calculus I-II Honors Calculus I-II † Elementary Functions and Calculus I-II (requires grade of A- or higher) Fundamentals of Cell and Molecular... Learn about: Biological Chemistry, Molecular Biology, GCSE Physics...

...Courses on the ethical and societal implications of the biological sciences, for example, are of interest to many non-majors. The goals of the Biological... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Organic Chemistry...

...Students writing a BA honors paper may include FREN 29900 BA Paper Preparation: French as one of their literature and culture courses. Ecrire en français...

...Molecular Genetics *If students choose a developmental course, they must choose from BIOS 21237 Developmental Mechanisms or BIOS 23299 Plant Development and Molecular Genetics... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Organic Chemistry...

...fiction et société au 19e siècle Pascal and Simone Weil Liberalism Confronts Democracy: Tocqueville and Mill Civilisation Européenne I (if not used to...

...take the prerequisites should be aware that subsequent courses in the sequence expect competency in mathematical modeling of biological phenomena and basic coding... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Molecular Biology, Organic Chemistry...

...than that—even as early as their first year in the College. Comprehensive General Chemistry I-II †*‡ Calculus I-II Honors Calculus I-II † Elementary Functions...

...Students will gain the tools to approach today’s media environment from a historical and international perspective, and will thus be able to work within a changing mediascape... Learn about: Media Studies...

...and Theory of Drama I ** Language variant of the minor requires three courses at the 20000 level or higher in Greek or Latin. or, for example...

...Or, a student might wish to pursue an in-depth study of the interrelationship of literature and culture, as well as issues that transcend the traditional... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...a second Near Eastern civilization sequence is required for the NELC major. Students who began taking Jewish Civilization courses prior to Autumn...

...III Introduction to the Civilizations of South Asia I Introduction to the Civilizations of South Asia II Introduction to the Civilizations of East... Learn about: Ethnic studies...

...Software Construction Programming Languages Computer Architecture Functional Programming Compilers for Computer Languages Operating Systems Parallel Computing...

...Waste, Surplus, Reuse Advanced Poetry Workshop Beginning Poetry Workshop + Genre Fundamentals: Poetry: Rhythm and Myth Seventeenth-Century Verse * Literature of the... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...and Uzbek), and Near Eastern Judaica. The languages and civilizations of the Near East have been a major part of the University’s teaching and research...