Fall 2005 to Present
All courses are designated by letters and digits. The three letters identify the subject area. The digits identify a unique course title. Three digits identify a single-term course. Two digits and an "A" or "B" identify the first half (A) or second half (B) of a multi-term course. No grade is given until completion of both A and B parts of any multi-term course. Examples:
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Course Number
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Subject Area
|
Course Title
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| ENG 520 |
ENGLISH |
The Language of Persuasion |
| SOC 31A |
SOCIOLOGY |
Sociology of Health |
| SOC 31B |
SOCIOLOGY |
Sociology of Health |
Prior to Fall 2005
Single-term courses were referred to as one-term courses and multi-term courses, as two-term courses. Two-term courses were identified by the placement of a zero (0) as the first digit followed by any two numbers. Examples:
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Course Number
|
Subject Area
|
Course Title
|
| ENG 520 |
ENGLISH |
The Language of Persuasion |
| SOC 031 |
SOCIOLOGY |
Sociology of Health |
SOC 031 is a two-term course in Sociology. ENG 520 is a one-term course in English.