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MajorsMajors Undergraduate Major Unit RequirementsUndergraduate Major Unit Requirements Up one level:Up one level:TheThe MajorMajorMajor DepartmentUnits required outside the dept./programUnits required within the Major DepartmentUnits required outside the dept./programUnits required within the

dept./programTotal # of unitsNotes/Special RequirementsWIMCourseSchool of Earth SciencesEarth Systems76-10724105-dept./programTotal # of unitsNotes/Special RequirementsWIMCourseSchool of Earth SciencesEarth Systems76-10724105-136internship,senior seminarEARTHSYS 260Energy Resources Engineering83-9034119-126-ENERGY 199Geological & 136internship,senior seminarEARTHSYS 260Energy Resources Engineering83-9034119-126-ENERGY 199Geological & Environmental Sciences20-3654-6774-103advanced summer field experienceGES 150Engr. Geol. & Hydrogeology44-4745-Environmental Sciences20-3654-6774-103advanced summer field experienceGES 150Engr. Geol. & Hydrogeology44-4745-5571-102--Geophysics43-4515min. 58-GEOPHYS 185School of Engineering Aeronautics and Astronautics56-583995-97-AA 5571-102--Geophysics43-4515min. 58-GEOPHYS 185School of Engineering Aeronautics and Astronautics56-583995-97-AA 190Architectural Design4060100-CEE 100Atmosphere/Energy5051-53101-103-STS 110Bioengineering5146-5098-100-WIM 190Architectural Design4060100-CEE 100Atmosphere/Energy5051-53101-103-STS 110Bioengineering5146-5098-100-WIM course to be offered in 2010-11Biomechanical Engineering42-6349-64103-116-BIO 44XBiomedical Computation51-6547-course to be offered in 2010-11Biomechanical Engineering42-6349-64103-116-BIO 44XBiomedical Computation51-6547-56109-114-ENGR 199W, CS 191W, 272Chemical Engineeringmin. 7050min. 120-CHEMENG 185ACivil Engineeringmin. 56109-114-ENGR 199W, CS 191W, 272Chemical Engineeringmin. 7050min. 120-CHEMENG 185ACivil Engineeringmin. 57min. 59min. 116-CEE 100Computer Systems Engineering40-4742-67104112senior projectCS 181, 57min. 59min. 116-CEE 100Computer Systems Engineering40-4742-67104112senior projectCS 181, 191W,194,294WComputer Sciencemin. 29min. 3296-106senior projectCS 181, 191W,194,294WElectrical 191W,194,294WComputer Sciencemin. 29min. 3296-106senior projectCS 181, 191W,194,294WElectrical Engineering4568113-ENGR 102E and EE 108AEngineering Physicsmin. 48-5840-54min. 88-112-EE 108A and ENGR 102E, Engineering4568113-ENGR 102E and EE 108AEngineering Physicsmin. 48-5840-54min. 88-112-EE 108A and ENGR 102E, ME 203 and ENGR 102M, MATSCI 161, 164, PHYSICS 107Environmental Engineeringmin. 57min. 59min. 116-CEE ME 203 and ENGR 102M, MATSCI 161, 164, PHYSICS 107Environmental Engineeringmin. 57min. 59min. 116-CEE 100Individually Designed Major414090-107-see adviserManagement Science and Engineering46-7945-6096-134senior 100Individually Designed Major414090-107-see adviserManagement Science and Engineering46-7945-6096-134senior projectMS&E 152W,193W,197Material Science and Engineeringmin. 53-5850min. 103-108-MATSCI 161, 164Mechanical projectMS&E 152W,193W,197Material Science and Engineeringmin. 53-5850min. 103-108-MATSCI 161, 164Mechanical Engineering61-6545106-110-ENGR 102M and ME 203Product Design58-5948106-107-ENGR 102M, ME 203School of Engineering61-6545106-110-ENGR 102M and ME 203Product Design58-5948106-107-ENGR 102M, ME 203School of Humanities and SciencesAfrican and African American Studies501060AAAS thesis seminarAFRICAAM 105American Humanities and SciencesAfrican and African American Studies501060AAAS thesis seminarAFRICAAM 105American Studies20-2535-4060-AMSTUD 160Anthropology155065foreign language 1st qtr. at 2nd-year levelANTHRO 90A, Studies20-2535-4060-AMSTUD 160Anthropology155065foreign language 1st qtr. at 2nd-year levelANTHRO 90A, ANTHRO 90B, ANTHRO 90CArchaeology452065ARCHLGY 103-Art---ARTHIST 1-   Art History-5656library orientation, ANTHRO 90B, ANTHRO 90CArchaeology452065ARCHLGY 103-Art---ARTHIST 1-   Art History-5656library orientation, junior seminar-   Film and Media Studies86565library orientation, senior seminarFILMSTUD 102   Studio Art-6464library junior seminar-   Film and Media Studies86565library orientation, senior seminarFILMSTUD 102   Studio Art-6464library orientation, advanced seminar-Asian American Studies55560CSRE senior seminarSee CSREBiology46-5647-4893-104- BIO orientation, advanced seminar-Asian American Studies55560CSRE senior seminarSee CSREBiology46-5647-4893-104- BIO 44X,44Y,145,185; BIOHOPK 44Y,165H,175H,188H      Chemistry345286-CHEM 134Chicana/o Studies55560CSRE senior 44X,44Y,145,185; BIOHOPK 44Y,165H,175H,188H      Chemistry345286-CHEM 134Chicana/o Studies55560CSRE senior seminarSee CSREClassics--60-65majors seminar (CLASSGEN 175 or CLASSGEN 176)-CLASSGEN 175 or CLASSGEN seminarSee CSREClassics--60-65majors seminar (CLASSGEN 175 or CLASSGEN 176)-CLASSGEN 175 or CLASSGEN 176Communication5min. 6065-COMM 120Comparative Literature-min. 4065Gateway course: 101Core: 121, 122, 176Communication5min. 6065-COMM 120Comparative Literature-min. 4065Gateway course: 101Core: 121, 122, 123Capstone course: 1993 electives in COMPLITCOMPLIT 101Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity55560CSRE senior 123Capstone course: 1993 electives in COMPLITCOMPLIT 101Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity55560CSRE senior seminarCSRE 200XDrama-6060-DRAMA 161REast Asian Languages-----   Chinese0-1628-44min. 44-CHINGEN seminarCSRE 200XDrama-6060-DRAMA 161REast Asian Languages-----   Chinese0-1628-44min. 44-CHINGEN 133   Japanese0-2024-44min. 44-JAPANGEN 138East Asian Studies75176seminar overseas studies; E. Asian country 1 133   Japanese0-2024-44min. 44-JAPANGEN 138East Asian Studies75176seminar overseas studies; E. Asian country 1 quarter; senior essayCHINGEN 133; JAPANGEN 138; HISTORY 256 Economics-8080-ECON 101English-6060-ENGLISH quarter; senior essayCHINGEN 133; JAPANGEN 138; HISTORY 256 Economics-8080-ECON 101English-6060-ENGLISH 160   w/ Creative Writing-6565dept. approval-   w/ Interdisciplinary160   w/ Creative Writing-6565dept. approval-   w/ Interdisciplinary

Continued Continued       Emphasis205070dept. approval and interdisciplinary paper-   w/ InterdepartmentalEmphasis205070dept. approval and interdisciplinary paper-   w/ Interdepartmental

   Emphasis20456520 units in foreign lang. lit.; dept. approval-   w/ Philosophy304070--Feminist Studies4518 core63focus    Emphasis20456520 units in foreign lang. lit.; dept. approval-   w/ Philosophy304070--Feminist Studies4518 core63focus statement; practicumFEMST 253French and Italian-----   Frenchmax. 2432 above #10056 above #100-FRENLIT statement; practicumFEMST 253French and Italian-----   Frenchmax. 2432 above #10056 above #100-FRENLIT 130,131,132,133   French and English130,131,132,133   French and English   Literaturesmax. 2432 above #10056 above #1004 Eng. Lit. courses-   French and Italian   Literaturesmax. 2432 above    Literaturesmax. 2432 above #10056 above #1004 Eng. Lit. courses-   French and Italian   Literaturesmax. 2432 above #10056 above #1004 Ital. Lit. courses-   French and#10056 above #1004 Ital. Lit. courses-   French andPhilosophymin. 2132 above #10065Gateway course; Capstone-   Italianmax. 2832 above #10060 above #100-ITALLANG Philosophymin. 2132 above #10065Gateway course; Capstone-   Italianmax. 2832 above #10060 above #100-ITALLANG 127,128,129   Italian and English127,128,129   Italian and English   Literaturesmax. 2832 above #10060 above #1004 Eng. Lit. courses-   Italian and French   Literaturesmax. 2832 above #10060 above #1004 Eng. Lit. courses-   Italian and FrenchLiteraturesmax. 2832 above #10060 above #1004 Fr. Lit. courses-   Italian andLiteraturesmax. 2832 above #10060 above #1004 Fr. 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GovernorGovernor

Arnold SchwarzeneggerArnold Schwarzenegger

Famous peopleFamous people

Tiger WoodsTiger Woods

Jerry Yang and David Jerry Yang and David Filo, Yahoo! founders Filo, Yahoo! founders

WebsiteWebsite

www.stanford.eduwww.stanford.edu

Closest HotelClosest Hotel

The Westin Palo AltoThe Westin Palo Alto

AirportAirport

Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport Is about 20 miles north from Stanford.Is about 20 miles north from Stanford.

Parking ticketsParking tickets

Enforcement hoursEnforcement hours "A", "C," and "shared" resident/commuter lots "A", "C," and "shared" resident/commuter lots

are enforced Monday-Friday, 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. are enforced Monday-Friday, 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Meters are generally enforced 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Meters are generally enforced 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., unless otherwise posted. Resident student lots unless otherwise posted. Resident student lots are enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. are enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Parking tickets range from $35 for a permit Parking tickets range from $35 for a permit violation to $336 for illegally parking in a violation to $336 for illegally parking in a disabled space.disabled space.

GPAGPA

The GPA needed is a 3.5 to 4.0The GPA needed is a 3.5 to 4.0

WeatherWeather

The weather in San Francisco is cool and mild The weather in San Francisco is cool and mild throughout the year, with foggy summers and throughout the year, with foggy summers and wet winters.wet winters.

SportsSports Men: Baseball, Men: Baseball,

basketball, cross country, basketball, cross country, fencing, football, golf, fencing, football, golf, gymnastics, rowing, gymnastics, rowing, sailing, soccer, swimming sailing, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and diving, tennis, track n’ field, volleyball, water n’ field, volleyball, water polo, wrestling, polo, wrestling, Olympics, sport release, Olympics, sport release, and general release.and general release.

Women: Basketball, cross Women: Basketball, cross country, fencing, field country, fencing, field hockey, golf, gymnastics, hockey, golf, gymnastics, lacrosse, rowing, rowing lacrosse, rowing, rowing ltw, sailing, soccer, ltw, sailing, soccer, softball, squash, softball, squash, swimming and diving, swimming and diving, sync swimming, tennis, sync swimming, tennis, track n’ field, volleyball, track n’ field, volleyball, water polo, sport releases, water polo, sport releases, and general release. and general release.

ResidencesResidences BrannerBranner Cowell Cluster Cowell Cluster TerraTerra WhitmanWhitman Crothers MemorialCrothers Memorial Escondido Village Escondido Village Florence Moore (FloMo) Hall Florence Moore (FloMo) Hall Florence Moore EastFlorence Moore East Florence Moore WestFlorence Moore West Governor's Corner Governor's Corner Independent Houses Independent Houses

EAST HouseEAST House Yost HouseYost House

Sterling Quad Sterling Quad Freshman-Sophomore College (Adams & Schiff)Freshman-Sophomore College (Adams & Schiff) Potter CollegePotter College Robinson HouseRobinson House

SuitesSuites Lagunita Court Lagunita Court East Lagunita East Lagunita

NaranjaNaranja UjamaaUjamaa

West West LagunitaLagunita LymanLyman Manzanita Park Manzanita Park CastanoCastano KimballKimball LantanaLantana MirrieleesMirrielees Oak CreekOak Creek Rains HousesRains Houses RobleRoble Row Houses & FraternitiesRow Houses & Fraternities 557 Mayfield 557 Mayfield 680 Lomita 680 Lomita 717 Dolores 717 Dolores Bob Bob

Casa Casa ItalianaItaliana Chi Theta ChiChi Theta Chi ColumbaeColumbae DurandDurand EBFEBF Grove Grove LasuenLasuen and Grove Mayfield and Grove Mayfield HammarskjöldHammarskjöld HausHaus MitteleuropaMitteleuropa KairosKairos Kappa SigmaKappa Sigma Lambda NuLambda Nu La La MaisonMaison FrancaiseFrancaise Muwekma-tah-rukMuwekma-tah-ruk NarniaNarnia Phi Kappa PsiPhi Kappa Psi Phi SigPhi Sig RothRoth Sigma Alpha EpsilonSigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma ChiSigma Chi SlavianskiiSlavianskii Dom Dom Storey HouseStorey House SynergySynergy Stern Hall Stern Hall BurbankBurbank DonnerDonner LarkinLarkin SerraSerra TwainTwain Casa ZapataCasa Zapata ToyonToyon Wilbur Hall Wilbur Hall ArroyoArroyo JuniperoJunipero CedroCedro OkadaOkada OteroOtero RinconadaRinconada SotoSoto TrancosTrancos

Dorm Dorm

Scholarships Scholarships

Federal GrantsFederal Grants(scholarships/fellowships)(scholarships/fellowships)

State/Local GrantState/Local Grant(scholarships/fellowships) (scholarships/fellowships)

Institutional GrantsInstitutional Grants(scholarships/fellowships) (scholarships/fellowships)

Library Library The library is situated on four floors, with wireless The library is situated on four floors, with wireless

internet access throughout. The first floor includes a internet access throughout. The first floor includes a beautiful, sunny reading room, with tables, carrels, beautiful, sunny reading room, with tables, carrels, and easy chairs along with computers and study and easy chairs along with computers and study rooms. The second floor includes, in addition to the rooms. The second floor includes, in addition to the reference staff, many resources for starting research. reference staff, many resources for starting research. The second floor offers law students 24-hour access, The second floor offers law students 24-hour access, a large reading room, an electronic information a large reading room, an electronic information center, and a teaming area for collaborative projects. center, and a teaming area for collaborative projects. The third floor is ringed with study carrels situated The third floor is ringed with study carrels situated among trees which grow on this floor — a peaceful among trees which grow on this floor — a peaceful place to work or relax.place to work or relax.

Computer labsComputer labs

There are 6 in total.There are 6 in total. They are two of them that are open for 24 They are two of them that are open for 24

hours.hours. The whole campus is wireless.The whole campus is wireless.

Beginning Beginning

In 1876, former California Governor Leland Stanford In 1876, former California Governor Leland Stanford purchased 650 acres of Rancho San Francisquito for a purchased 650 acres of Rancho San Francisquito for a country home and began the development of his country home and began the development of his famous Palo Alto Stock Farm. He later bought famous Palo Alto Stock Farm. He later bought adjoining properties totaling more than 8,000 acres. adjoining properties totaling more than 8,000 acres. The little town that was beginning to emerge near the The little town that was beginning to emerge near the land took the name Palo Alto (tall tree) after a giant land took the name Palo Alto (tall tree) after a giant California redwood on the bank of San Francisquito California redwood on the bank of San Francisquito Creek. The tree itself is still there and would later Creek. The tree itself is still there and would later become the university's symbol and centerpiece of its become the university's symbol and centerpiece of its official seal. official seal.

GymGym ACSRACSR

(650) 724-9872(650) 724-9872M-Th 6 a.m. - 1 a.m.M-Th 6 a.m. - 1 a.m.Fri 6 a.m. - 11 p.m.Fri 6 a.m. - 11 p.m.Sat 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.Sat 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.Sun 9 a.m. - 1 a.m.Sun 9 a.m. - 1 a.m.

Avery Aquatic CenterAvery Aquatic Center(650) 725-0725(650) 725-0725M-F 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (adult lap)M-F 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. (adult lap)M-F 6 - 8 p.m. (adult lap swim)M-F 6 - 8 p.m. (adult lap swim)Sat-Sun 12 - 5 p.m. (adult & family swim) Sat-Sun 12 - 5 p.m. (adult & family swim)

Three Professors Three Professors

Simon BrendleSimon Brendle

Gregory BrumfielGregory Brumfiel

Daniel BumpDaniel Bump

Student affairsStudent affairs

Greg Boardman, Vice Provost for Student Greg Boardman, Vice Provost for Student Affairs Affairs

DirectorDirector

Reinhardt, Trudi Academic Services Coordinator No picture available

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At Stanford, nanotubes + ink + paper = instant batteryAt Stanford, nanotubes + ink + paper = instant battery Dip an ordinary piece of paper into ink infused with Dip an ordinary piece of paper into ink infused with

carbon nanotubes and silver nanowires, and it turns carbon nanotubes and silver nanowires, and it turns into a battery or supercapacitor. Crumple the piece into a battery or supercapacitor. Crumple the piece of paper, and it still works. Stanford researcher Yi of paper, and it still works. Stanford researcher Yi Cui sees many uses for this new way of storing Cui sees many uses for this new way of storing electricityelectricity

December 7, 2009December 7, 2009 Link: Link:

http://news.stanford.edu/news/2009/december7/nanothttp://news.stanford.edu/news/2009/december7/nanotubes-ink-paper-120709.htmlubes-ink-paper-120709.html