Department and Course Codes

The department or program and course subject codes for all units of the University are arranged in the single alphabetical list that appears below. The subject course code is the registrar’s official symbol for the subject and is used in records, reports, schedules, transcripts, and other references to a department, program, or course.

Numbering indicates the level of the material covered in courses:

100 – 199 Introductory courses

Seniors should exercise due consideration before taking 100-level courses, since elementary courses generally appear inappropriate on a senior’s transcript.

200 – 299 Lower-division courses

300 – 399 Upper-division courses open to undergraduate students

400 – 499 Advanced courses open to both undergraduate and graduate students

500 – 599 Graduate courses open only to graduate students and listed in the Graduate Studies Bulletin

When courses are cross-listed by more than one department or program, the full description of the course is found under both the department/program administering the course and the other department/program. At the time of the registration, students who register for a cross-listed course must choose the department/program in which they desire credit for the course.

Hyphenated numbers – for example, 153-154 – are attached to courses that run for two semesters and indicate that the first course is prerequisite for the second course. Double numbers with a comma between them – for example, 161, 163 – are attached to courses that run for two semesters but may be taken in any sequence.

A number in parentheses following a course number or title refers to the number of the same course as it appeared in previous issues of the Undergraduate Bulletin. If the number is preceded by a departmental symbol, it indicates a cross-listed course.

Department, Program and Course Subject Codes

The table below provides a list of course subjects and their codes. Affiliated program or department codes are listed in parentheses if different than the course subject codes.

Accountancy	AC	International Business with Language and Culture (IP)*	IB
Arts and Sciences	AR	International Cultures (CMLC)*	IC
Academic Success (AR)*	AS	Italian Language (CMLC)*	IT
Biology	BL	Japanese Language (CMLC)*	JP
Boler Professional Development	BPD	Latin Language (CMLC)*	LT
Business Intelligence (MNMK)*	BI	Leadership (IP)*	LP
Career Education	CE	Management and Human Resources (MNMK)*	MHR
Chemistry	CH	Managing Business	MB
Classics (CMLC)*	CL	Marketing (MNMK)*	MK
Communication	COM	Mathematics (MCDS)*	MT
Computer Science (MCDS)*	CS	Military Science	MS
Counseling	CG	Modern Languages (CMLC)*	ML
Data Science (MCDS)*	DATA	Nonprofit Administration	NP
Economics (EC/FN)*	EC	Peace, Justice, and Human Rights (IP)*	PJHR
Education	ED	Philosophy	PL
Engineering Physics (PH)*	EP	Physical Education (ESSS)*	PE
English	EN	Physics	PH
Entrepreneurship (IP)*	ER	Political Science	PO
Exercise Science (ESSS)*	EPA	Populations and Public Health (AR)*	PPH
Finance (EC/FN)*	FN	Pre-Health Professions (AR)*	PHP
Fine Arts (AR)*	FA	Psychology	PS
French and Francophone Studies (CMLC)*	FR	Sociology and Criminology	SC
Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies (IP)*	GEND	Spanish and Hispanic Studies (CMLC)*	SP
German Language (CMLC)*	GR	Sports Studies (ESSS)*	SPS
Greek Language (CMLC)*	GK	Supply Chain Management (MNMK)*	SCM
History	HS	Theology & Religious Studies	TRS
Honors Program	HP	Wealth Management & Financial Planning (EC/FN)*	PFP

*Affiliated program or department code list:

AR: Arts & Sciences Area
CMLC: Department of Classical and Modern Languages and Cultures
CMDS: Department of Mathematics, Computer Science and Data Science
EC/FN: Department of Economics and Finance
ESSS: Department of Exercise Science and Sports Studies
IP: Interdisciplinary Programs Area
PH: Department of Physics
MNMK: Department of Management and Human Resources, Marketing and Supply Chain