Course Sections

 

Reading Course Codes:

Subject Category (Example: HIST)
Course Number (Example: 1493)
Section Number (Example: TR01S)

Subject Category:

The subject category is a 2-5 letter abbreviation for the subject.

Course Number:

The course number is a 4 number code that distinguishes the courses from each other.
The last number in the course number represents the number of credit hours in the
course.

Section Number:

The course section number is a 5 digit code that distinguishes each course from the
other courses being offered that semester.

How to read a Section Number:

The first spot is a letter. This letter represents the entry point for the course:

E= Early 8 week or Early 4 week (for summer)

M= Mid/Late 8 week or 4 week (for summer)

F=A course held on 5 consecutive Saturdays, 3 fast track sessions are held each Fall
and Spring term.

T=Traditional 8 week summer term or 16 week fall or spring term

I= Intersession, Classes that meet between regularly scheduled semesters

The second spot will contain a letter. This letter represents what type of course it will be:

C= A face to face course in which computers will be used at least 50% during the course
meeting time

R= Face to face courses meeting in a traditional classroom setting

T= Courses taught at a technology center

H= Concurrent course taught at a High School

W= A class is 100% online, including testing

X= Proctored exam(s) required

Y= Hybrid course offered partially online and partially face to face

B= Courses grouped together in convenient blocks of time, requiring enrollment in
all courses within a specific block

P= Courses paired together in convenient blocks of time, requiring enrollment in all
courses within a specific pair

The third and fourth spots will be numbers. These numbers are used to delineate course sections with similar entry points, types,
and terms.

The last spot will be a letter. This letter represents the term of the course:

F= Fall

S= Spring

U= Summer