University Courses

University Courses

Subject Area Codes (Course Prefixes)

Subject area codes are two- or three-letter prefixes to the numbers used to identify courses offered by the University. The following index identifies the subject content of these codes and provides links to the web page where courses may be found. Courses not listed in this bulletin may be found in the Undergraduate Bulletin, for which a link is provided in the side-panel menu at left.

Courses Indexed by Subject Area Codes

Courses Indexed Alphabetically by Subject

Course Numbering Systems

Course Symbols and Abbreviations

Courses Indexed by Subject Area Codes

A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P-R-S-T-U-W

A

ACC -Accounting Courses (ACC)

ACR -Art: Ceramics Courses (ACR)

ACS -Art Colloquia, Seminars, and Special Classes (ACS)

ADE - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

ADR -Art: Drawing Courses (ADR)

AED -Art Education Courses (AED)

AET -Alternative Energy Technology Courses (AET)

AFA -Art: Fashion Design and Merchandising Courses (AFA)

AFS - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

AFI -Art: Fibers Courses (AFI)

AGD -Art: Graphic Design Courses (AGD)

A H -Art History Courses (A H)

AIA -Art: Interior Design Courses (AIA)

AID -Art: Industrial Design Courses (AID)

AIN -Art: Interdisciplinary Electronic Arts Courses (AIN)

ALB - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

AME -Art: Metals Courses (AME)

AN -Anesthesia Courses (AN )

ANA -Anatomy Courses (ANA)

ANT -Anthropology Courses (ANT)

APA -Art: Painting Courses (APA)

APH -Art: Photography Courses (APH)

APR -Art: Printmaking Courses (APR)

ARB -Arabic Courses (ARB)

ARM -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

A S -American Studies Courses (A S)

ASL -Art: Sculpture Courses (ASL)

ASN -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

AST -Astronomy Courses (AST)

AUD -Audiology Courses (AUD)

B

B A -Business Administration Courses (B A)

BBE -Bilingual/Bicultural Education Courses (BBE)

B E -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

BIO -Biological Sciences Courses (BIO)

BLG -Business Logistics Courses (BLG)

BMB -Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Courses (BMB)

BME -Biomedical Engineering Courses (BME)

BMS -Biomedical Sciences Courses (BMS)

C

C B -Cancer Biology Courses (C B)

CBS - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

C E -Civil Engineering Courses (C E)

CED -Counselor Education Courses (CED)

CHE -Chemical Engineering Courses (CHE)

CHI - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

CHM -Chemistry Courses (CHM)

CLA -Classics Courses (CLA)

C M -Community Medicine Courses (C M)

COM -Communication Courses (COM)

CRJ -Criminal Justice Courses (CRJ)

CSC -Computer Science Courses (CSC)

CTE -Career and Technical Education Courses (CTE)

D

D E -Driver Education Courses (D E)

DNC -Dance Courses (DNC)

DNE -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

D R -Dispute Resolution Courses (D R)

E

ECE -Electrical and Computer Engineering Courses (ECE)

ECO -Economics Courses (ECO)

ED -Education Courses (ED )

EDA -Education Administration Courses (EDA)

EDP -Educational Psychology Courses (EDP)

EDS -Educational Sociology Courses (EDS)

EED -English Education Courses (EED)

EER -Educational Evaluation and Research Courses (EER)

EET -Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology Courses (EET)

EHP -Educational History and Philosophy Courses (EHP)

ELE -Elementary Education Courses (ELE)

ENG -English Courses (ENG)

EPS -Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Courses (EPS)

E T -Engineering Technology Courses (E T)

F

FIN -Finance Courses (FIN)

FPC -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

FRE -French Courses (FRE)

FRE -French in English Translation Course (FRE)

G

GCC - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

GCE - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

GCF - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

GCL - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

GCM - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

GCS - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

GCT - (see Undergraduate Bulletin)

GEL -Geology Courses (GEL)

GER -German Courses (GER)

GER -German in English Translation Courses (GER)

GPH -Geography Courses (GPH)

GRK -Greek Courses (GRK)

H

H E -Health Education Courses (H E)

HEA -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

HEB -Hebrew Courses (HEB)

HIS -History Courses (HIS)

HON -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

HUM -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

I

IBS -Biomedical Sciences Interdisciplinary Courses (IBS)

I E -Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Courses (I E)

I H -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

IHS -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

I M -Immunology and Microbiology Courses (I M)

I R -Industrial Relations Courses (I R)

ISM -Information Systems and Manufacturing Courses (ISM)

ISP -Interdisciplinary Studies Courses (ISP)

ISS -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

IST -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

I T -Instructional Technology Courses (I T)

ITA -Italian Courses (ITA)

ITA -Italian in English Translation Courses (ITA)

J

JPN -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

K

KHS -Kinesiology, Health, and Sport Studies Courses (KHS)

KIN -Kinesiology Courses (KIN)

L

LAT -Latin Courses (LAT)

LBS -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

LED -Language Education Courses (LED)

LEX -Law Courses (LEX)

LFA -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

LGS -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

LIN -Linguistics Courses (LIN)

LIS -Library and Information Science Courses (LIS)

M

MAE -Mathematics Education Courses (MAE)

MAT -Mathematics Courses (MAT)

MBG -Molecular Biology and Genetics Courses (MBG)

MCT -Mechanical Engineering Technology Courses (MCT)

MD1 -Medical Doctor First Year Courses (MD1)

MD2 -Medical Doctor Second Year Courses (MD2)

MD3 -Medical Doctor Third Year Courses (MD3)

MD4 -Medical Doctor Fourth Year Courses (MD4)

MDR -Medical Research Course, Graduate (MDR)

M E -Mechanical Engineering Courses (M E)

MED -Music Education Courses (MED)

MGT -Management Courses (MGT)

MIT -Manufacturing/Industrial Engineering Technology Courses (MIT)

MKT -Marketing Courses (MKT)

M S -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

MSE -Materials Science and Engineering Courses (MSE)

MTX -Molecular and Cellular Toxicology Courses (MTX)

MUA -Music Applied Instruction Courses (MUA)

MUH -Music History Courses (MUH)

MUP -Music Private Instruction Courses (MUP)

MUT -Music Theory Courses (MUT)

N

N E -Near Eastern Studies Courses (N E)

NFS -Nutrition and Food Science Courses (NFS)

NPS -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

NUR -Nursing Courses (NUR)

O

OBG -Obstetrics and Gynecology Course (OBG)

OEH -Occupational and Environmental Health Courses (OEH)

O T -Occupational Therapy Courses (O T)

P

PAS -Physician Assistant Studies Courses (PAS)

PCS -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

PHA -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

PHC -Pharmacology Courses (PHC)

PHI -Philosophy Courses (PHI)

PHY -Physics Courses (PHY)

POL -Polish Course (POL)

PPR -Pharmacy Practice Courses (PPR)

P S -Political Science Courses (P S)

PSC -Pharmaceutical Sciences Courses (PSC)

PSL -Physiology Courses (PSL)

PSY -Psychology Courses (PSY)

P T -Physical Therapy Courses (P T)

PTH -Pathology Courses (PTH)

PYC -Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences Courses (PYC)

R

RAD -Radiology Courses (RAD)

RCI -Rehabilitation Counseling and Community Inclusion Courses (RCI)

R E -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

RDG -Reading Courses (RDG)

RLL -Reading, Language, and Literature Education Courses (RLL)

ROC -Radiation Oncology Course (ROC)

R S -Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Courses (R S)

R T -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

RUS -Russian Courses (RUS)

RUS -Russian in English Translation Courses (RUS)

S

SCE -Science Education Courses (SCE)

SCI -Science Course, Interdisciplinary (SCI)

SCP -Scientific Computing Courses (SCP)

S E -Speech Education Course (S E)

SED -Special Education Courses (SED)

SLA -Slavic Courses (SLA)

SLP -Speech-Language Pathology Courses (SLP)

SOC -Sociology Courses (SOC)

SPA -Spanish Courses (SPA)

SSE -Social Studies Education Courses (SSE)

STA -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

S W -Social Work Courses (S W)

SWA -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

T

TED -Teacher Education Courses (TED)

THR -Theatre Courses (THR)

U

UCS -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

UGE -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

UKR -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

U P -Urban Planning Courses (U P)

U S -Urban Studies Courses (U S)

W

W S -(see Undergraduate Bulletin)

U

Urban Planning Courses (U P)

Urban Studies Courses (U S)

Course Numbering Systems

For the College of Education

5000-6999 - Undergraduate or graduate credit.

7000-8999 - Open to graduate students exclusively.

9000-9999 - Open to doctoral students exclusively.

For the Faculty of Pharmacy

6000-6999 - Undergraduate/Graduate Courses.

7000-8999 - Graduate Courses.

9000-9999 - Ph.D. Courses.

For all other Schools and Colleges

5000-6999 - Junior- and senior-level courses; also may be taken for graduate credit by students admitted to a graduate program, except where expressly prohibited.

7000-8999 - Open to graduate/professional students exclusively.

9000-9999 - Open to doctoral students exclusively.

Course Symbols and Abbreviations

Course Offering Frequency: Parenthetical letters at the end of course descriptions identify the term and frequency courses will be offered.

(B) - Offered every other year

(F) - Offered Fall Term

(I) - Offered irregularly

(S) - Offered Spring/Summer Term

(T) - Offered every term.

(W) - Offered Winter Term.

(Y)- Offered at least once every academic year (Fall or Winter, not Spring/Summer).

Course Activity: The following abbreviations used in some Courses of Instruction sections indicate the basic instructional mode (or modes) of certain courses. The number following the abbreviation indicates the number of clock hours per week assigned to that mode:

CLN - Clinic

DSC - Discussion

FLD - Field

IND - Individual

LAB - Laboratory

LCT - Lecture

OTH - Other

QUZ - Quiz

SMR - Seminar

STD - Studio

T V - Television

CR. Credit: The amount of credit indicated by the number or numbers following the abbreviation.

MAX. Maximum: Course may be re-elected to the maximum credit indicated

PREREQ. Prerequisite: Course must be preceded by the indicated course or courses or other requirements.

COREQ. Corequisite: Course must be accompanied by the indicated course or courses.

CROSS-LISTED courses may be taken for major credit in more than one department, as indicated by cross-references which appear in parentheses either before or after the title. In registering for cross-listed courses, the student should be certain that he/she has designated the department and course number under which he/she wishes to earn the credit.

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