Course Number/Catalog

UG (Undergraduate) - Non Credit Courses

Non-credit courses for orientation, remedial, or other non-college-level experiences. These are courses in addition to a program's graduation requirements.

UG - Introductory Level Undergraduate Courses

Basic courses providing undergraduate credit, but not to be counted toward a major or field of specialization in any department. Courses at this level are beginning courses, required or elective courses that may be prerequisite to other courses.

UG - Intermediate Level Undergraduate Courses

Intermediate courses providing undergraduate credit and may be counted toward a major or field of specialization.

UG - Upper Level Undergraduate Courses

Upper Level courses providing undergraduate credit that may be counted toward a major or field of specialization.

UG - Advanced Level Undergraduate Courses

Advanced Level courses providing undergraduate credit that may be counted toward a major or field of specialization. Graduate students may enroll in and receive graduate credit for 4000-level courses outside their own graduate program.

UG and G (Graduate) - Dual Career Level Courses

Courses that are regularly offered for both graduate credit and undergraduate credit. Advanced Level courses providing undergraduate credit that may be counted toward a major or field of specialization. Foundational coursework and research providing graduate or professional credit.

G - Foundational Level Graduate and Professional Courses

Foundational courses and research providing graduate or professional credit.

G - Intermediate Level Graduate and Professional Courses

Intermediate courses and research providing graduate or professional credit.

G - Advanced Level Graduate and Professional Courses

Advanced courses and research providing graduate or professional credit.

• H - Honors Course
• E - Honors Embedded Course
• T - ATI Course
• S - Service Learning Course

• X189 - Field Experience and Field Work
• X191 - Internships
• X193 - Individual Studies
• X194 - Group Studies
• X797 - Study at a Foreign Institution
• X798 - Study Tours
• 7796 or 8796 - Curricular practical training
• X998 - Research
• 7999 - Research for master's thesis
• 8998 - Research for dissertation (pre-candidacy)
• 8999 - Research for dissertation (post-candidacy)
• X78Y - Research principals and techniques
• X88Y- Interdepartmental Seminars
• X89Y - Colloquia, workshops, and special topics seminars
• 2367 - Second Writing Course (General Education)
• 2596, 3596, or 4596 - Multi-disciplinary undergraduate seminar
• 3597 or 4597- Contemporary World/Capstone Course

• Clinical (CLN): Students participate in a client and/or client-related service as part of the learning process. Instruction generally occurs outside the institutional setting (i.e., an actual clinical laboratory setting) and may involve work with clients who receive professional services from students supervised by faculty members and/or preceptors.
• Field experience (FLD): An academic or investigative study, generally away from the classroom and/or campus, which relates to the student’s occupational objectives and is taken with permission of a faculty advisor or program.
• Independent study (IND): An individualized and often self-paced plan of study for one student or a small group of students. The student(s) and instructor negotiate details of the plan of study. Class size is smaller and generally have no defined meeting days/times.
• Lab (LAB): A longer class period during which a student completes lab work; this is also used for performing and visual arts studios/ensembles. A LAB may be connected to a LEC or REC.
• Lecture (LEC): Usually a larger class size where general information is taught to the group.
• Recitation (REC): Generally a smaller subgroup of a larger class during which an instructor goes over homework problems, answers questions, administers quizzes, etc.
• Seminar (SEM): Courses which tend to be smaller in size and are more discussion oriented.
• Workshop (WRK): Generally brief, intensive instruction for a relatively small group of students that focuses on technique and skills in a particular field.