Information about Classes
Here's what everything means in this typical course
listing:
| 1001 |
ACCT |
1301 |
.01 |
11:00-11:50am |
MWF |
R103 |
Vera |
| 1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
7 |
8 |
STAR reference number for telephone registration. See Using Star Telephone Registration and Telephone Registration Worksheet..
Course description abbreviation, preceded by the name of
course.
Four-digit numbers identify the courses. The first digit
other than zero designates the level of the course. A "1" means the course is of
freshman rank; a "2" designates courses of sophomore rank; a "3" and
higher designate upper-level courses. The second digit represents the number of semester
hour credits for the course.
The section number of the course.
The time of day the course is offered.
The day of the week the course meets. Mon: Monday, Tue:
Tuesday, Wed: Wednesday, Th: Thursday, Fri: Friday, Sat: Saturday, M-F: Monday through
Friday. Other combinations such as M-Th may be listed.
The location of the course, with building and room number.
The instructor’s name. If the instructor is
undetermined at deadline for this publication, the word "Staff" will be listed.
Key to Codes
You will notice at the far left margin of several courses, there appears a symbol or
letter. These symbols or letters indicate special requirements for entry into the class.
These symbols are explained below:
| a |
Additional
Prerequisite |
| d |
Distance Education
Course |
| f |
Field-based |
| i |
Internet Course |
| l |
Lecture |
| si |
Supplemental
Instruction Offered |
| sp |
Taught in Spanish |
| t |
Telecourse |
| w |
World Wide Web |
| x |
Departmental
Approval; Concurrent/Dual Enrollment |
| + |
Computer-Assisted
Instruction |
| * |
Computer-Directed
Instruction |
| _ |
Classroom Lab with
CAI or Lecture |
| = |
Classroom Lecture
with Lab |
Special Course Guidelines
- TASP. If you have taken the TASP test and
not yet passed all three sections, you must enroll in all developmental coursework. If you
have completed all the developmental courses in the failed TASP area, you will be required
to enroll in the appropriate courses as follows: READ 0323, READ 0100, ENGL 0100, MATH
0100.
- Prerequisite. A prerequisite is a course
which must be completed with a specific grade before going on to the next course in that
sequence. Classes with a prerequisite are designated by a "B" in the course
schedule. If you enroll in a course without successfully meeting the prerequisite, you
will be required to withdraw from the course.
- Concurrent enrollment. Some courses require
you to enroll in a lab or some other specific course that same semester. These courses
must be added immediately following the corresponding course. These courses are designated
by a "C" in the course schedule.
- Student Petitions. Courses that require
departmental approval are designated by a "D" in the course schedule. You must
contact the department chair to obtain this approval. Department chairs and their
telephone numbers are listed in the course schedule booklet. They will be available from
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Friday.
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