Spring 2010 Advance Course Information
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2010] [Archives]
Note: The Advance Course Information program is no longer active as of Fall 2010. For course information, visit the university's eCommons program.
Designed to complement advance enrollment, Advance Course Information
(ACI) lets you obtain information on a course before you enroll. Instructors who participate in ACI voluntarily provide
course information ranging from a brief description of the course,
to numbers of papers and exams and how you’ll be evaluated,
to their own personal vision for the course. The aim is to provide
information about courses that cannot be obtained through the course
descriptions in the General Catalog.
At this time, information is not available for all courses. Faculty
participation is voluntary. If this information works for you, please
thank your instructor, and/or let us know that it helped you.
ACI is available by the first day of advance enrollment for the coming
quarter.
If you have any questions, comments, or ideas, you can e-mail us at
aci@ucsc.edu. We value your feedback.
Spring 2010 Listings Available Now
Anthropology (same
as History of Art and Visual Culture, below)
German
History
of Art and Visual Culture (same
as Anthropology, above)
Pre- and Early Modern Literature (same
course as French Literature below)
French Literature (same course as
Pre- and Early Modern Literature above)
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Other Campus Course Information Resources
Please use the Related Links on the left navigation bar to
access the following resources.
- Current book lists for courses are also available via
ACI. These are arranged by department and provided by the
Bay Tree Bookstore.
- Instructional Computing provides a list of course web
sites each quarter and provides assistance to faculty interested
in developing web applications for their courses.
- The General Catalog provides a course description,
prerequisites, and general education codes for every active
course.
Revised: 2/23/11
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