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6Victory Blvd.UCLA EXTENSION WOODLAND HILLS21650 Oxnard Street, Suite 260, 91367uclaextension.edu/WHARTS & ENTERTAINMENTChinese Brush Painting, page 22.Introduction to Calligraphy: Pointed Pen,page 22.Introduction to Calligraphy: Italics, page 22.Design Your Career, page 26.Entertainment Financing: From First toDistribution of Profits, page 28.Acting Techniques: The Fundamentals,page 28.Developing Your Short Film, page 31.Pre-Production and Production for Film andTelevision, page 32.URA FWY (101)Ventura Blvd.From business to biochemistry, art history to abnormal psychology, our WoodlandHills campus offers a wide range of courses to help advance your career.Can’t wait to take courses? Can’t find what you’re looking for? Courses are alwaysavailable in Westwood, Downtown L.A., and online.Elements of Design I, page 13.Fundamentals of Interior Architecture,page 14.History of Environmental Arts: Part II, page 16.Design Graphics 1: Drafting and Drawing ofthe Built Environment, page 18.Advanced SketchUp for Landscape Architects,page 19.Burbank Blvd.VEN TYour dream job just got closer.ARCHITECTURE, INTERIOR DESIGN& LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURECanoga Ave.Owensmouth AveTopanga Canyon Blvd.UCLA ExtensionWoodland HillsShoupe Ave.Oxnard St.BUSINESS, LEGAL & REAL ESTATEPrinciples of Accounting, page 38.Bookkeeping and Accounting Essentials I,page 44.Basic Managerial Finance, page 49.Project Management Professional Exam(PMP) Preparation, page 72.Fundamentals of Project Management,page 72.Project Earned Value, Procurement, and CostManagement, page 74.HEALTH SCIENCESIntroduction to the U.S. Health Care System,page 108.Strategy and Marketing for HealthOrganizations, page 108.LANGUAGES & ENGLISH AS ASECOND LANGUAGEAdvanced English as a Second Language,page 112.WOODLAND HILLSParking Info: Enter from Owensmouth Ave. and follow signs for UCLA Parking.UCLA parking passes are not valid at the Woodland Hills l

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