GOG 160/EAC 160
(Spring, 2008)
Professor:
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The Skyline of Pudong, |
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Class Number |
8069 (GOG 160), 8070 (EAC 160) |
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Class Location & Hours |
ES 241, TTh 10:15 –11:35 AM |
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Contact & Office hours |
Office hours: TTh 2:40 – 3:40pm (AS 215) |
Supplementary
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