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Accountancy
	• ACCT 201 - Elementary Financial Accounting
	• ACCT 202 - Managerial Accounting
	• ACCT 300A - Intermediate Accounting
	• ACCT 300B - Intermediate Accounting
	• ACCT 320 - Cost Accounting
	• ACCT 351 - Federal Tax Law
	• ACCT 352 - Voluntary Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
	• ACCT 400 - Advanced Accounting
	• ACCT 460 - Accountants’ Professional Responsibilities and Ethics
	• ACCT 465 - International Accounting
	• ACCT 470 - Auditing
	• ACCT 480 - Accounting Systems and Data Processing
	• ACCT 493 - Accounting Internships
	• ACCT 495 - Selected Topics in Accountancy
	• ACCT 497 - Directed Studies in Accountancy
	• ACCT 500 - Financial Accounting
	• ACCT 510 - Intensive Intermediate Accounting I
	• ACCT 511 - Intensive Intermediate Accounting II
	• ACCT 512 - Review of Individual Income Taxation
	• ACCT 513 - Review of Auditing
	• ACCT 601 - Corporate Governance and Financial Reporting
	• ACCT 602 - Advanced Cost Accounting
	• ACCT 603 - Financial Statement Analysis
	• ACCT 604 - Forensic Accounting
	• ACCT 605 - Seminar in Accounting Information Systems
	• ACCT 610 - Managerial Accounting and Control
	• ACCT 611 - Seminar in Auditing and Assurance Services
	• ACCT 612 - Governmental and Non-Profit Accounting & Taxation
	• ACCT 622 - Taxation of Partnerships & S Corporations
	• ACCT 623 - Taxation of C Corporations and Shareholders
	• ACCT 633 - Accounting Database Systems
	• ACCT 695 - Selected Topics in Accountancy
	• ACCT 697 - Directed Studies in Accountancy
	• ACCT 699 - Accountant’s Professional Responsibilities and Ethics
Africana Studies Note: General Education Category A must be completed prior to taking any upper-division course except upper-division language courses where students meet formal prerequisites and/or competency equivalent for advanced study.
	• AFRS 100A - Composition I
	• AFRS 100B - Composition II
	• AFRS 110 - Introduction to Africana Studies
	• AFRS 119 - Introduction to Racial and Ethnic Studies
	• AFRS 120 - African American History to 1865
	• AFRS 121 - African American History Since 1865-Present
	• AFRS 140 - Introduction to African American Literature
	• AFRS 150 - Critical Thinking in Africana Studies
	• AFRS 154 - Introduction to Africana Women’s Studies
	• AFRS 155 - African American Music
	• AFRS 160 - Introduction to Africana Arts
	• AFRS 170A - Elementary Swahili
	• AFRS 177 - African American Rhetoric
	• AFRS 201 - History of Slavery
	• AFRS 210 - African American Community
	• AFRS 255 - Introduction to Hip Hop
	• AFRS 310 - African American Male and Female Relationships
	• AFRS 319 - Racial and Ethnic Experience in the United States
	• AFRS 325 - Africana Psychology
	• AFRS 330 - Politics of the African American Community
	• AFRS 332 - Civil Rights and the Law
	• AFRS 335 - Economic Development in the African American Community
	• AFRS 343A - African Literature
	• AFRS 346 - Africana Theatre
	• AFRS 353 - Religions of African Peoples
	• AFRS 354 - African American Women and the Civil Rights Movement
	• AFRS 400 - African American Social Thought
	• AFRS 410 - The African American Family
	• AFRS 415 - International Africana Children’s Literature
	• AFRS 420 - African American Children in Public Schools
	• AFRS 440 - Black Los Angeles
	• AFRS 445 - Africana Women’s Literary Tradition: Toni Morrison
	• AFRS 454 - Africana Womanism: An Intellectual History
	• AFRS 475 - Racism and Sexism: An Analytical Approach
	• AFRS 490 - Selected Topics in Africana Studies
	• AFRS 495 - Research Methods in Africana Studies
	• AFRS 498 - Ancient Egyptian Ethical Thought
	• AFRS 499 - Directed Studies
	• AFRS 521 - Critical Perspectives in Africana Studies
	• AFRS 525 - Black Student Movements
	• AFRS 545 - Africana Women’s Literary Tradition: Zora Neale Hurston
American Indian Studies Note: General Education Category A must be completed prior to taking any upper-division course except upper-division language courses where students meet formal prerequisites and/or competency equivalent for advanced study.
	• AIS 100A - Composition I
	• AIS 100B - Composition II
	• AIS 101 - Introduction to the Study of Native American People
	• AIS 105 - American Indian History - Pre 1871
	• AIS 106 - American Indian History - Post 1871
	• AIS 119 - Introduction to Racial and Ethnic Studies
	• AIS 222 - American Indian Museum Studies
	• AIS 308 - California Indian History
	• AIS 313 - American Indian Genders and Sexualities
	• AIS 319 - Racial and Ethnic Experience in the United States
	• AIS 335 - American Indian Philosophies
	• AIS 336 - Indigenous Philosophies of Sustainability
	• AIS 340 - American Indian Literature
	• AIS 345 - Working with American Indian and Indigenous Families
	• AIS 420 - American Indian Traditional Material Culture, Arts and Crafts
	• AIS 421 - Critical Perspectives in American Indian Studies
	• AIS 450 - American Indian and Indigenous Cinema
	• AIS 454 - Contemporary Indigenous Arts in the United States and American Territories
	• AIS 485 - American Indians and the Law
	• AIS 490 - Selected Topics in American Indian Studies
	• AIS 497 - Fieldwork in American Indian Studies
	• AIS 499 - Directed Studies
American Language Institute
	• ALI 145 - American Language Advanced I
	• ALI 150 - American Language Advanced I
American Sign Language
	• ASLD 101 - American Sign Language 1

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