McNeill Co-Curricular Seminars (Co-Sems)
Co-curricular seminars (co-sems) are 1-credit graded elective courses that are taken in conjunction with pre-requisite course work for challenging majors in the sciences, business and engineering . McNeill co-seminars are required co-requisites for McNeill students; they are open to other UCB students if space is available. Read More...
- ARSC 1400 – Chemistry Co-Seminars
- CHEM 1021 - Introductory Chemistry
- CHEM 1111 - General Chemistry 1
- CHEM 1131 - General Chemistry 2
- ARSC 2400 – Organic Chemistry Co-Seminars
- CHEM 3311 - Organic Chemistry 1
- CHEM 3331 - Organic Chemistry 2
- ARSC 1420 – EBIO Co-Seminars
- EBIO 1210 - Evolutionary Biology 1
- EBIO 1220 - Evolutionary Biology 2
- ARSC 1460 – MCDB Co-Seminars
- MCDB 1150 - Intro to Molecular Cellular Developmental Biology
- MCDB 2150 - Genetics
- ARSC 1490; Social Sciences, Psychology and Bio-Psychology Co-Seminars
- PSYC 1001 - General Psychology
- PSYC 2012 - Biological Psychology
- ARSC 1432 - Economics Co-Seminars
- ARSC 2470 – Physics Co-Seminars
- 1110 - General Physics 1 (calculus based )
- 1120 - General Physics 2 (calculus based )
- 2010 - General Physics 1 (algebra based)
- 2020 - General Physics 2 (algebra based)
- ARSC 1710 – Calculus Bridge Course
- MATH 1001 – Calculus-Bound Algebra 2
- ARSC 1720 – Calculus 1 and Business Calc Co-Seminars
- MATH 1300 – Calculus 1
- MATH 1081 - Business Calculus
- ARSC 1440 – Math for Business and Advanced Calculus Co-Seminars
- MATH 2300 – Calculus 2
- BCOR 1020 – Business Statistics