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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
SAMPLE COURSE DESCRIPTION
COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM
GENERAL EDUCATION DESIGNATION
DEPARTMENTS OFFERING
DIVERSIFICATION COURSES
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Course Numbering System
Undergraduate Courses (1–499)
| 1-99 |
Courses not applicable for credit toward a bachelor’s
degree |
| 100-199 |
Initial or introductory courses |
| 200-299 |
Second-year courses in a sequence or development in a field of study.
200-level courses that have an explicit college-level course prerequisite
count toward the non-introductory credit requirement. |
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Third- and fourth-year courses in a sequence of courses or first
courses in professional curricula. May be accepted by Graduate Division
to fulfill graduate degree requirements (petition may be required). |
| 300-399 |
Courses numbered 300 or above are upper-division and count toward
the non-introductory credit requirement. |
Post-Baccalaureate Courses (500–800)
| 500 |
Directed Study (master’s Plan B) |
| 500-599 |
Courses applicable toward first professional degrees (law and medicine)
and in-service training programs in education |
| 600-699 |
Graduate courses |
| 700 |
Thesis Research (master’s Plan A) |
| 700-798 |
Advanced graduate courses |
| 800 |
Dissertation Research |
Special Numbers: Courses ending in –99 are directed
research or directed study. Experimental courses ending in –97 or
–98 and single offerings are not listed in the Catalog.
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