Winter 2010 Schedule of Classes & Workshops – Classes start Jan 4^th Please note that this schedule is not final and that there may be changes, but mostly likely course additions as opposed to changes or deletions. * = biennial offering
Courses
Course #	Course Title	Instructor	Enrollment Code	Units	Grade	Type		Days		Times	Location
202 CORE	Environmental Biogeochemistry	Holden & Keller		4.0	Let	Lec		TR		1100-1215	BH 1414
			60319			Disc		T		200-250	BH 1510
			19877			Disc		W		830-920	BH 1510
			19869			Disc		W		930-1020	BH 3526
			19885			Disc		R		830-920	BH 1510
202 Notes: 1) Enroll in discussion section of choice only; this automatically enrolls you into the lecture as well; 2) Sections first week; 3) Final will be March 18 12:00 noon to 3:00pm; 4) TA = Bray. ADVISORY—This course is a prerequisite for 222, 223, 224 & 254; do not defer this class if you intend to take one of these.
204 CORE	Economics of Environmental Management	Costello		4.0	Let	Lec		TR		930-1045	BH 1414
			19901			Disc		T		200-250	BH 3526
			19919			Disc		W		830-920	BH 1424
			19927			Disc		W		930-1020	BH 1424
			60327			Disc		R		830-920	BH 3526
204 Notes: 1) Enroll in discussion section of choice only; this automatically enrolls you into the lecture as well; 2) Sections first week 3) There will be a take home final for this course. 4) TA = Donohew. ADVISORY—This course is a prerequisite for 242, 243, & 245; do not defer this class if you intend to take one of these.
206A	Statistics and Data Analysis	Kendall		2.0	Let	Lec		MW (1/4-2/3) Weeks 1-5 No class 1/18 T (1/19) Make-up for 1/18		200-315 1230-145	BH 1414
			19943			Lab		W (1/6, 1/13, 1/20, 1/27, 2/3) Weeks 1-5		1030-1220	BH SCF
			19950			Lab		R (1/7, 1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/4) Weeks 1-5		130-320	BH 3035
			19968			Lab		R (1/7, 1/14, 1/21, 1/28, 2/4) Weeks 1-5		330-520	BH 3035
206A Notes: 1) All 1^st year MESM students must enroll in this course; 2) enroll in the lab of your choice only; this automatically enrolls you in the lecture as well; 3) There will be no final for this course. 4) TA = Hanna.
*215	Landscape Ecology	Davis	60376	4.0	Opt	Lec		MW		1100-1215	BH 1424
215 Notes: 1) There will be no in-class final during finals week for this class.
223	Management of Soil and Groundwater Quality	Brown	19976	4.0	Opt	Lec		TR		1100-1215	BH 1510
223 Notes: Final presentations will be given during the “final” time slot March 18, 12:00 noon – 3:00pm.
223L	Lab in Management of Soil and Ground Water Quality	Keller	60855	1.0	Opt	Lab		M		200-450	BH 1027
223L Notes: 1) Completion of or concurrent enrollment in 223 is a prerequisite for this course; 2) There will be no in-class final during finals week for this class.
*235	Watershed Analysis	Dunne	59329	4.0	Let	Lec		T R		310-425 330-445	BH 1424
						Lab		F No lab on 2/5,2/12 Make-ups: 2/4,2/11		830-1120 530-820	BH 3035 BH SCF
235 Notes: 1) There will be no final for this course; 2) TA = Glenday
241 CORE	Environmental Politics and Policy Making	Anderson		2.0	Opt	Lec	MW (2/1, 2/3) MW (2/8-3/3) No class on 2/15 Make-up T (2/16) for 2/15			1230-145 200-315 1230-145	BH 1414
			20024			Disc	T (2/9, 2/16, 2/23, 3/2, 3/9) Weeks 6-10			830-920	BH 1510
			20032			Disc	T (2/9, 2/16, 2/23, 3/2, 3/9) Weeks 6-10			300-350	BH 1510
			20040			Disc	W (2/10, 2/17, 2/24, 3/3, 3/10) Weeks 6-10			1100-1150	BH 1510
			60335			Disc	W (2/10, 2/17, 2/24, 3/3, 3/10) Weeks 6-10			330-420	BH 1510
241 Notes: 1) Enroll in discussion section of choice; this automatically enrolls you in the lecturer as well; 2) There will be no final for this course. 3) TA = Hughes.
*247	Governance for Sustainable Development	Young, Zaelke, Stillwell	55434	4.0	Opt	Lec		T (1/5, 1/12, 1/19, 2/23, 3/2) R (1/7, 1/14, 1/21, 2/25, 3/4) M (2/8) T (2/9) T (2/2, 2/9) W (2/3) W (2/10)		800-915 800-915 330-620 430-720 1230-130 330-620 1230-145	BH 1424
247 Notes: 1) There will be no in-class final during final’s week for this class; 2) Please note that there will be no class during the weeks of January 28^th, February 15^th, and March 9^th. 3) Please also note that the class will meet twice on Feb. 9.
257	Coastal Marine Law and Policy	McGinnis	59345	4.0	Opt	Lec		MW		800-915	BH 1424
257 Notes: 1) There will be no final for this course.
260	Applied Marine Ecology	Lenihan	20073	4.0	Opt	Lec		MW		930-1045	BH 1520
260 Notes: 1) There will be no final for this course.
264	Web Mapping/ Publishing	Frew	67033	2.0	Opt	Lec		M Make-up for 2/15 on W, 2/17		130-320	1520
264 Notes: 1) There will be no final for this course.
274	Competitive Advantage Strategies for Environmental Innovation	Libecap	20099	4.0	Opt	Lec		MW		930-1045	BH 1510
274 Notes: There will be no in-class final during final’s week for this class???
283	Environmental Negotiation	Ramus	20115	4.0	Opt	Lec		T (1/5, 1/12, 1/19) R (1/7, 1/14, 1/21) F (1/15) F (1/22)		930-1220 930-1220 100-350 100-520	BH 1520
283 Notes: 1) This class will be taught intensively during weeks 1-3 of the quarter (1/5-1/22); 2) Students MUST attend all sessions since this is an experiential course—there are no exceptions to this rule; 3) In order to enroll in this course you will need to obtain an approval code. Approval codes will only be given out to those students who commit to and sign this course contract; 4) This course requires considerable advanced set-up, which depends on the number of students in the course. As such, you should not enroll in this course unless you are willing to make a firm commitment to participate. Enrollment will be closed on Dec. 1^st, so be sure to enroll by that time; 5) This class will have no in-class final or presentation during finals week.
*288	Energy, Technology, and the Environment	Geyer	60384	4.0	Opt	Lec		T R		130-245 200-315	BH 1424
293	Advanced Topics:	Delbeke	60392	1.0	Opt	Lec		M (1/25) W(1/27) R (1/28) F (1/29)		330-515 330-515 530-700 1200-200	BH 1424
293 Notes: 1) This course will only be offered for 1.0 unit; be sure to register accordingly on GOLD; 2)There will be no final for this course.
296-1	Advanced Topics: Resource Productivity	Von Weizsaecker	20131	2.0	Opt	Lec		M (1/11) T (1/12, 1/19) W (1/13, 1/20) R (1/14, 1/21) F (1/15, 1/22)		330-500 430-600 330-500 500-630 1130-100	BH 1424
296 Notes: 1) This course will only be offered for 2.0 units only; be sure to register accordingly on GOLD; 2) there will be no in-class final during final’s week for this class; 3) This class will meet intensively from 1/11-1/22; 4) May not be repeated for credit if taken in 2008-09
296-2	Advanced Topics: Leadership	Ramus	60400	2.0	Opt	Lec		TBA		TBA	TBA
296 Notes: 1) This course will only be offered for 2.0 units only; be sure to register accordingly on GOLD; 2) ESM 280 is a prerequisite for this class; 3) Contact Professor Ramus if you would like to take this class.
297-1	Advanced Topics: Implementing Environmental Laws and Programs	Stahl	20156	1.0	Opt	Lec		T 2/16 W 2/17 R 2/18 F 2/19		430-600 330-530 500-630 1230-230	BH 1424
401C	Group Project	Anderson	20172	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Costello	20180	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Davis	20198	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Dunne	20214	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Frew (onions)	20206	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Frew (energyrubix)	20222	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Geyer	20230	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Holden	20248	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Keller	20255	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Kendall	60343	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Lenihan	20263	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Libecap	20271	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Ramus	20289	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Tague	20297	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Wilkinson	60350	4.0	IP
	Group Project	Young	20305	4.0	IP
437-1	Writing Skills	Bradley	59352	2.0	Opt	Lab		M (2/1, 2/8, 2/22, 3/1, 3/8) Weeks 5-6, 8-10		845-1035	BH 1510
437-1 Notes: 1) There are two separate offerings of 437; only sign up for one of them; 2) this class is linked to 241 (i.e. assignments in 437 will relate to paper assignment in 241) and only open to students that are concurrently enrolled with 241; 2) There will be no in-class final during final’s week for this class.
437-2	Writing Skills	Bradley	59360	2.0	Opt	Lab		T (2/2, 2/9, 2/23, 3/2, 3/9) Weeks 5-6, 8-10		200-350	BH 1520
437-2 Notes: 1) There are two separate offerings of 437; only sign up for one of them; 2) This class is linked to 241 (i.e. assignments in 437 will relate to paper assignment in 241) and only open to students that are concurrently enrolled with 241; 2) There will be no in-class final during final’s week for this class.
595AA	PhD Seminar: Eco-Hydrologic Modeling	Dunne	20339	2.0	Opt.	Sem		TBA		TBA	TBA
595AA Notes: 1) This course is only open to PhD students
595CC	PhD Seminar: Fisheries Management	Lenihan	61515	2.0	Opt.	Sem		TBA		TBA	TBA
595EE	PhD Seminar: Numerical Approaches to Dynamic Optimization	Costello	60368	2.0	Opt.	Sem		T		130-320	BH 1520
595EE Notes: 1) This course is only open to PhD students; 2) The computing platform will be MATLAB, though prior experience with MATLAB is not required.  The class meets once per week for 10 weeks.  Every other session will be devoted to introducing a new topic, and assigning a reading.  The following session will consist of student-led presentations on applications from the literature or on the student's research proposal.
596	Directed Reading & Research	Staff	20347	2-12	Opt	Tut		NA		NA	NA
596 Notes: 1) MESM students must submit an approved ESM 596 petition must be on file prior to enrolling in the course (http://www.bren.ucsb.edu/services/ESM596_form.doc). PhD students complete a petition at the instructor’s discretion (please ask!). 2) Individual instruction; use appropriate instructor code.
597	Individual Study-PhD Exam	Staff	20354	1-12	S/U	Tut		NA		NA	NA
597 Notes: Individual instruction; use appropriate instructor code.
599	PhD Research & Prep	Staff	20362	1-12	S/U	Tut		NA		NA	NA
599 Notes: Individual instruction; use appropriate instructor code.
Workshops
Title		Instructor			Date(s)			Day	Time		Location
Advanced Excel Techniques (which you will use in 204)		Grant			TBA			TBA	TBA		BH 3022 (SCF)
*This is the same workshop offered twice due to limited space in the computer lab. 1^st year students should take only one of these workshops.
Presentation Skills		Kayfetz			1/6* 1/8*			Wed. Fri.		200-600 pm 930am – 130pm	1424
This is the same workshop offered twice to allow more people to participate.