Changes

COURSES FOR CREDIT

TOX 200 Toxicology Seminar is for 3 units of credit.

15.976 Nuts and Bolts of Preparing a Business Plan is for 3 units of credit.

17.909 How To Write a Course 17 Thesis New schedule: Tues, Thurs, Jan 16-18, Mon, Wed, Fri, Jan 22-26, 1-3 pm in E56-249.

16.952 Management Topics in Engineering new Schedule: Tues, Thurs, Fri, Jan 9-Feb 2, 1-3 pm in 37-186.

COURSES FOR NON-CREDIT

30 Foreign Nationals: How To Start Your Own High-Tech Company in the USNew contact: Caitlin McCarthy (mitefcmb@mit.edu), x3-8240

49 Developer's Introduction to Secure Client Server Computing new room: 54-100.

66 Barton Uncovered corrected contact: Christa Miniuks (cminiuks@mit.edu).

67 Computer Graphics Workshop new room: E15-054

121 Highlights of Aeronautics and Astronautics new info:

• Aviation Tasks as Projects in Teacher Preparation rescheduled for Mon., Jan. 22 2pm, room 33-206.
• Aerospace in Your Future new room: 9-150.
• Fly-by-Wire Flight Controls new room: 37-232.
• Flutter Vibrations in Aircraft and Other Structures new room: 37-212.
• Just What Are Those Pilots Doing Up There? new schedule: Fri, Feb 2, 2 pm in 33-206.
• What Really Happened in the Challenger Disaster? new listing: Wed, Jan 24, 2 pm in 9-150. Led by Gen. Donald Kutyna.
• Fri., Jan. 19 (James Kuchar) rescheduled for Feb. 2
• Wed., Jan. 21 (Leon Trilling) rescheduled for Jan. 22

125 Hot Topics in Transportation
As MIT transportation alumni, our speakers will also address how today's transportation students can participate in this future. The speakers, all leaders in the Cambridge/Boston consulting community, will share their views of what the world of transportation will be like in the future with perspectives ranging from the near-term to the mid-21st century.
The list of speakers is as follows:

• Mon., Jan 22: Lance Neuman, President, Cambridge Systematics
• Tues., Jan 23: Ashok Bogani, Vice President, Arthur D. Little and Co.
• Wed., Jan 24: Daniel Brand, Vice President, Charles River Associates, Inc.
• Thurs., Jan 25: John Annunucci, President, Multisystems

134 Design and Build the First Lunar-Fueled Rocket First meeting changed to Fri. Jan 19, 12noon - 2pm in W20-445

169 Taste SensationNew location: 20 chimneys

200 Science Treasure Hunt: Alien from the Earth's Deep Interior There has been a typo in the listing of the date. It should be Tues, Jan 16, 12 noon in 54-715. Teams OR individuals.

290 Memory and Molecules new schedule: Tues, Jan 16, 11am-12:30 pm in 66-144.

318 Empower Your Teaching with Multimedia and InternetNew schedule: Jan. 29-31, Feb 2, 10am-12pm, room 9-455. New contact: Elizabeth DeRienzo, x3-7443. If you have contacted Prof Nishikant Sonwalkar, please contact elizabeth DeRienzo to make sure you can participate.

329 Crash Course in Canadianism new schedule: Fri, Jan 26, 7-9 pm in W20-407.

369 Frontiers in Chemistry for Freshman new leader: Christopher Cummins. New contact: Charlotte Russ, 6-227, x3-1480.

381 Plasma Fusion Center Open HouseThe lecture time of Black Holes, Neutron Stars, and X-ray Timing Explorer is now changed from 3:00pm to 3:30pm. For a full schedule listing see their IAP schedule page.

411 The Human Consequences of Central American ConflictsDue to the January 8 blizzard the lecture If the Mango Tree Could Speak is now scheduled for Fri, Jan 19, 3pm in 6-610.

412 Implications of Foreign Trade on Employment and Wages New schedule: Thurs, Jan 25, 3-5 pm in E51-345.

414 Is Bigger Really Better? new schedule: Wed, Jan 31, 10:30 am-12 noon in E51-149.

433 Introduction to Islam LecturesPillars of Islam is now scheduled for Mon, Jan 15, 10-11:30am in W11 (Main Dining Room).

517 Start and Run a High-Tech Company new contact: Caitlin McCarthy (mitefcmb@mit.edu), x3-8240.

Undergraduate Academic Affairs
Jonathan Zalesky
uesa-www@mit.edu