Are you looking to make up for course work missed or interrupted in the spring? Interested in taking core classes that will fulfill educational requirements, provide an introduction to a subject area, or get you started in your major? This cluster of courses may help you navigate your path forward. 

Humanities and Social Sciences
Science and Mathematics
Engineering
 

Humanities and Social Sciences

• ANTHRO 1 - Introduction to Cultural and Social Anthropology*
• CLASSICS 14 - Greek and Latin Roots of English*
• ECON 1 - Principles of Economics*
• ECON 50 - Economics Analysis 1*
• ENGLISH 90 - Fiction Writing*
• PHIL 50S - Introduction to Formal Methods in Contemporary Philosophy*
• POLISCI 101Z - Introduction to International Relations*
• PSYCH 108S - Introduction to Social Psychology*
• SOC 126D - Well Being & Society*

Science and Mathematics

• BIO 8S - Introduction to Human Physiology*
• CHEM 31A, 31B - Chemical Principles I* and Chemical Principles II*
• CHEM 33 - Structure and Reactivity of Organic Molecules*
• CHEM 121 - Organic Chemistry of Bioactive Molecules*
• MATH 19 - Calculus*
• MATH 21 - Calculus*
• MATH 51 - Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus, and Modern Applications*
• PHYSICS 15 - Stars and Planets in a Habitable Universe*
• PHYSICS 16 - The Origin and Development of the Cosmos*
• PHYSICS 21 - Mechanics, Fluids, and Heat*
• PHYSICS 23 - Electricity, Magnetism, and Optics*
• STATS 60 - Introduction to Statistical Methods: Precalculus*
• STATS 116 - Theory of Probability*

Engineering

• CEE 107S - Understanding Energy - Essentials*
• CME 106 - Introduction to Probability and Statistics for Engineers*
• CME 108 - Introduction to Scientific Computing*
• CS 103 - Mathematical Foundations of Computing*
• CS 106A - Programming Methodology*
• CS 106B - Programming Abstractions*
• EE 103 - Introduction to Matrix Methods
• ENGR 10 - Introduction to Engineering Analysis*
• ENGR 40A - Introductory Electronics

*Course is open to high school students.