Course Numbering System
Courses are listed alphabetically by course symbol. Each department entry contains a description of the courses.
System of Course Numbers
All course numbers consist of four digits, of which the first (left) digit indicates the level of preparation required and the fourth (right) digit indicates the number of semester hours. The two middle digits are reserved for the departments to distinguish one course from another. A fourth digit of zero (0) means that credit is variable to be fixed in consultation with the professor: example, ACC 4000, Directed Individual Study.
| Course Numbers | Level of Credit(1) |
|---|---|
| 1001-2999 | Lower division courses; Undergraduate credit only |
| 3001-4999 | Upper division courses; Undergraduate credit only |
| 4000 | Directed Individual Study (Undergraduate) |
| 5011-5999 | Fifth year undergraduate or Professional courses |
| 6011-6999 | Courses for graduate credit only |
| 8011-8999 | |
| 9011-9999 | |
| 7000 | Directed Individual Study (Graduate) |
| 8000 | Master’s level research and thesis |
| 9000 | Ph.D. level research and dissertation |
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Courses numbered 2000 or higher were upper division courses until Spring semester 1996.