Tag: New Courses
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Visiting Summer-Only Student Registration Open
Anyone can take classes at UC Santa Cruz during Summer Session! Visiting students—including those from other colleges, universities, or the community—must register before enrolling. Registration is now open through July. Once registered, you can enroll in online or in-person courses, earning UC credits that transfer to your home institution. Explore hundreds of summer courses and start planning today! Got questions? We’re here to help—email us…
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Want to explore research at Baskin Engineering, meet new peers, and discover lab opportunities?
CMPM 15: Research Explorations is a 1-unit course where students of all backgrounds (first-years too!) explore various themes in computing and design through low-commitment, student-run reading groups. Enroll for next Fall quarter!If you want to learn more about the course or dive deeper into the themes, visit this website or DM @explore.computing on Instagram.
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Want to explore research at Baskin Engineering, meet new peers, and discover lab opportunities?
CMPM 15: Research Explorations is a 1-unit course where students of all backgrounds (first-years too!) explore themes in computing and design through low-commitment, student-led reading groups. Enroll for Fall ’25!To learn more or explore this quarter’s themes, visit this website or DM @explore.computing on Instagram.
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Want to explore research at Baskin Engineering, meet new peers, and discover lab opportunities?
CMPM 15: Research Explorations is a 1-unit course where students of all backgrounds (first-years too!) explore various themes in computing and design through low-commitment, student-run reading groups. At the end of the quarter, students can apply to join research labs! This course is a greatway to explore research topics and build connections that could lead…
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Want to explore research at Baskin Engineering, meet new peers, and discover lab opportunities?
CMPM 15: Research Explorations is a 1-unit course where students of all backgrounds (first-years too!) explore various themes in computing and design through low-commitment, student-run reading groups. This course is a great way to explore research topics and build connections that could lead to future opportunities. Enroll now! If you want to learn more about…