Schedule of Classes: Departments

The Summer 2012 course offerings listed in the attached report are not real time, but will be updated on a daily basis throughout the Registration period. Please note that any changes to the schedule (such as new courses, days, room assignments, or instructor name) will appear the next time the report is updated.

NOTE: You will see ***** next to some classes instead of a class number. In the new system, only one component of a class that includes a lecture/lab/discussion combination is designated as the "enrollment" class (usually the lab or discussion). This "enrollment" class is the only one with a class number listed -- you will use this class number in registration. Once this initial "enrollment" class is added, you will be prompted to choose the other related components.

RSTR = Class Restricted (Class, School, Major, Prerequisite Required, etc.)
PERM = Class requires Student Permission from Course Department
VT = Variable Title                  CLSD = Class closed
***** = Class that is "related" to another enrollment class. See detail above.

SUMMER SESSION CODES:     
12W or 1 = Twelve Week/Full Term       4W1 = First Four Week       4W2 = Second Four Week       4W3 = Third Four Week
6W1 = First Six Week       6W2 = Second Six Week
8W1 = First Eight Week        8W2 = Second Eight Week
NS1 = Non-Standard Session 1         NS2 = Non-Standard Session 2

Information on this report reflects data as of the end of the day Sunday, September 02, 2012

AAAD African Am & Afri Diaspora Std AADM Arts Administration ABEH Animal Behavior AFRI African Studies AMID Apparel Merch/Int Design AMST American Studies ANAT Anatomy ANTH Anthropology ASCS Arts&Sciences Career Services AST Astronomy BIOC Biochemistry BIOL Biology BUS Business CEUS Central Eurasian Studies CHEM Chemistry CJUS Criminal Justice-Coas CLAS Classical Studies CLLC Collins Living-Learning Center CMCL Communication & Culture CMLT Comparative Literature COGS Cognitive Science COLL College of Arts & Sciences CSCI Computer Science EALC East Asian Lang & Culture ECON Economics EDUC Education ENG English FINA Fine Arts FOLK Folklore and Ethnomusicology FRIT French And Italian GEOG Geography GEOL Geology GER Germanic Languages GNDR Gender Studies GRAD Graduate HISP Spanish & Portuguese HIST History HON Honors HPER Health, Phys Ed, & Recreation HPSC Hist & Phil Of Science HUBI Human Biology IMP Individualized Major Program INFO Informatics

INST India Studies INTL International Studies JOUR Journalism JSTU Jewish Studies LAMP Liberal Arts And Mgmt Program LATS Latino Studies LAW Law LING Linguistics LSTU Labor Studies LTAM Latin American Studies MATH Mathematics MEST Medieval Studies MIL Military MSCI Medical Sciences MUS Music NELC Near Eastern Lang & Cultures NEUS Center For Neural Sciences NURS Nursing OPT Optometry OVST Overseas Studies PACE Political & Civic Engagemt Prg PHAR Pharmacology PHIL Philosophy PHSL Physiology PHYS Physics POLS Political Science PSY Psychological & Brain Sciences REEI Russian & East European Inst REL Religious Studies SLAV Slavic Languages & Literatures SLIS Library & Information Science SLST Second Language Studies SOC Sociology SPEA Public And Envir Affairs SPHS Speech & Hearing Sciences STAT Statistics SWK Social Work TEL Telecommunications THTR Theatre & Drama TOPT Optometric Technology VICT Victorian Studies VSCI Vision Science WEUR West European Studies