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    Home / Undergraduate Studies / Science and Mathematics Initiative / Cal Teach Students / Coursework


    Cal Teach Coursework Overview

     

     

    Exploring Teaching as a Career

     

    Science and Mathematics Education Minor

    Total: 5 courses

    18 units

    CaliforniaTeach 1

    ED 3A (Math) OR

    ED 4A (Science)

    CaliforniaTeach 2

    ED 130 (Math) OR

    ED 131 (Science)

    CaliforniaTeach 2

    ED 130 (Math) OR

    ED 131 (Science)

    Choose 2:

    ED 111

    ED 123

    ED 125

     

    Choose 1:

    ED 133

    ED 136 / ENV S 136

    ENV S 149

    GEOG 135S

    EEMB 127

    MATH 181A / ED 134

    PHYS 120

     

    Choose 1 (Field Experience Course):

    CHEM 102

    EEMB 189

    ENV S 127

    ENV S 166 FP

    MATH 181B / ED 135

    PHYS 160J**

    PHYS 160K

    **PHYS 160J is a 2-unit course and must be taken for two quarters.

     

    UCSB SMI Minor: Course Descriptions


    Course descriptions are available on the Science and Math Initiative minor web page, please visit:

    http://education.ucsb.edu/Undergrad-Studies/Education-Minor/min-sci-math-index.html

     

    UCSB Teacher Education Program


    For information on obtaining a CA Secondary Teaching Credential through our graduate Teacher Education Program, please visit:

    http://education.ucsb.edu/Graduate-Studies/Teacher-Education-Program/home.htm

     

    Noyce Scholarship Opportunities

     

    Click on the following link to learn more about the INSPIRE program in which Noyce Fellows are eligible to apply for a two-year summer research experience in Beijing, China, at one of the two premiere research institutions there: Peking and Tsinghua Universities:

    INSPIRE Program

     



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    SMI alumni currently enrolled in the Teacher Education Program at UCSB

    Angelina Flores

     

    Henry Galdamez

     

    Jessica Huls

     

    Alena Kahn

     

    Cailean Kilroy

     

    Katharine Maligie

     

    Bria Arnold

     

    Kimberly Tilton

     

    Jessica Watts

     

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