Introductory Seminars: Current Quarter Info

For Introductory Seminars Faculty.

For Introductory Seminars Administrators.

Announcement

 

Application Deadlines

 

Fall Quarter 5:00 p.m., Friday, September 19, 2008
Winter Quarter Noon, Friday, December 5, 2008
Spring Quarter Noon, Friday, March 13, 2009
  • Space Available.  After faculty have selected their class lists, courses that have space available can be found by searching the "catalog" in fspwizard.stanford.edu.
    • In the search parameter box, check "Space Available" and search.
    • Attend the class(es) that interest you and obtain instructor permission before enrolling in Axess.

Enrollment, with instructor permission, to these classes are open to undergraduate students regardless of class standing.

Applications for the Current Quarter

Search for Courses.  Use the course selection worksheet to notate your interests; see Further Resources below.

  • Apply. Applications happen through the new fspwizard web site.
  • Application status. Admission to Introductory Seminars is by instructor selection. Your application status (Accepted, Waitlisted #, Not admitted) will be posted after the faculty review period (before the deadline to submit study lists), so check back at fspwizard for this information.
  • Attend the first class meetings of the course to which you are admitted/waitlisted and intend/want to enroll.
  • ADMIT is not the same as enrolling for the course in Axess.   If your application status is "Accepted", go to Axess and search for the class number and enroll in the course--i.e. add this to your study list.
    • Do not attempt to enroll without instructor permission. 
    • If your status is "Waitlist" attend the first class meeting to enhance or find out your chances.
  • ENROLLMENT PERMISSIONING: some introductory seminars (such as those certfied to fulfill WRITE-2) carry a restricted enrollment method called 'permissioning.' If your application status for such a course is 'Accepted', go into Axess and search for the class number. When you enter your SUID, Axess will permit you to enroll and the course will appear on your study list. No number is needed as the system is set to recognize 'Accepted' students upon logon. If your status is 'Waitlist' attend the first class meeting for further instructions.
  • Options. You may not have been admitted to your choices but check fspwizard.stanford.edu to search for courses with space available.

Important Recent Course Changes

Changes or Special Requirements

          

           COMPUTER SCIENCE 51N| newly certified for GER: DB-EngrAppSci

           Visionaries in Computer Science

           Prof. Vladlen Koltun

           BIOLOGY 33N| Cancelled

           Conservation Science and Practice

           Prof. Gretchen Daily

BIOENGINEERING 70Q | Cancelled

Medical Device Innovation

Prof. Joe Mandato, Prof. Craig Milroy, Prof. Rajiv Doshi

ENGLISH 69Q|Cancelled

Sources of Global Challenges Today,

Possibilities for Global Solutions: A Literary Exploration

Prof. Sandra E. Drake

         

          ENGLISH 82Q| Cancelled

          Shakespear's Plays

          Prof. Ron Rebholz

          

           POLISCI 12N| Cancelled

           Democaracy and Inequality in Latin America

           Prof. Alberto Diaz-Cayeros

PATHOLOGY 105Q | 3 UNITS | SPRING

Final Analysis: The Autopsy as a Tool of Medical Inquiry

Professor Donald Regula

  • Applications for this course were accepted during the Winter quarter application process.
  • This class is FULL
  • Hepatitis-B vaccination is required. Those admitted to the course will be offered free hepatitis-B vaccination during the winter. Preference will be given to non-premeds, no prior experience in human anatomy or medicine is expected.
  • Class days/times decided by consensus at required orientation meeting on Friday, April 5, 12:00-1:00pm in the Medical Center, Alway Bldg. Room M218 (Fleischman Labs).

 

Further Resources

 

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