The University implemented the current course numbering system in September 1971. This system established framework within which the academic curricular units could organize their offerings. Some effort was made in 1971 to establish specific numbers to be used by all academic areas offering a common type of course (e.g. 699- undergraduate special study, 899- graduate special study, etc.).
Course Numbers | Type of course offering |
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0-99 | Remedial and other Non-Credit Courses |
100-699 | Undergraduate Level Courses |
100-299 | Lower Division Courses |
300-699 | Upper Division Courses |
700-999 | Graduate Level Courses |
700-899 | Graduate Courses (Master's) and Advanced Credential Courses |
900-999 | Joint Doctoral Courses |
Type of Course | Course Numbers |
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CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION | 650-659 |
(Where there is only one C&I course, it must be numbered 650.)
Type of Course | Lower Division Numbers | Upper Division Numbers | Graduate Level Numbers |
---|---|---|---|
Temporary course | 274 (275) | 674 (675) | 874 (875) |
Experimental course | 277 (278) | 677 (678) | 877 (878) |
Type of Course | Course Number(s) |
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INTERNSHIP/SITE ADMINISTRATION | 892 Master’s Program |
WRITTEN CREATIVE WORKS | 893 Master’s Program |
CREATIVE WORK PROJECT | 894 Master’s Program |
FIELD STUDY/PROJECT | 895 Master’s Program |
DIRECTED READING | 896 Master’s Program |
RESEARCH | 697 (Undergraduate) & 897 (Graduate) |
THESIS | 898 Master’s Thesis |
DISSERTATION | 998 Doctoral Dissertation |
SPECIAL STUDY | 699 (Undergraduate) & 899 (Graduate) |
CEU | XXXX |