| Undergraduate Catalog 2004-2005 |
Course Descriptions Course Abbreviations The University offers undergraduate courses in a variety of subjects. The following table lists (1) the undergraduate subjects offered, (2) their abbreviations or course prefixes, (3) the colleges or units in which they are taught, and (4) the page numbers. The prefixes are used in course listings in this catalog and the semester class schedule. |
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| Subject | Prefix | College or Unit |
| Accounting Anthropology Art Astronomy Bilingual/ESL/Multicultural Biology Biomedical Sciences Business Administration Business Law Chemistry Communication Computer Science Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Economics Education (Student Teaching) Educational Curriculum & Instruction Educational Technology Engineering Technology English Environmental Science Finance French Geographic Information Science Geography Geology German Health Health Sciences History Kinesiology Management Management Information Systems Marketing Mathematics Mexican American Studies Military Science Music Music (ensemble) Nursing Occupational Training & Development Operations Management Operations Research/Management Science Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Reading Education Recreational Sport Science, Mathematics and Technology Education Social Work Sociology Spanish Special Education Theatre Univ. Core Curriculum Program Women and Gender Studies |
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Business Arts and Humanities Arts and Humanities Science and Technology Education Science and Technology Science and Technology Business Business Science and Technology Arts and Humanities Science and Technology Arts and Humanities Education Education Education Business Education Science and Technology Arts and Humanities Science and Technology Business Arts and Humanities Science and Technology Arts and Humanities Science and Technology Arts and Humanities Education Nursing and Health Sciences Arts and Humanities Education Business Business Business Science and Technology Arts and Humanities Education Arts and Humanities Arts and Humanities Nursing and Health Sciences Education Business Business Arts and Humanities Science and Technology Arts and Humanities Arts and Humanities Education Education Science and Technology Arts and Humanities Arts and Humanities Arts and Humanities Education Arts and Humanities Univ. Core Curriculum Program Arts and Humanities |
Course Numbers Each course number includes a four-character prefix (identifying the discipline or subject) and a four-digit number. The first digit indicates the level of the course. The second digit indicates the credit hour value of the course. The third and fourth digits differentiate the courses in a particular discipline. Courses numbered in the 1000 and 2000 series are lower-division (freshman or sophomore) courses. The University uses the Texas Common Course Numbering System as the basis for numbering most lower-division courses. Courses numbered in the 3000 and 4000 series are upper-division (junior or senior) courses. Some courses in the 4000 series are designated for graduate credit. Courses numbered 5000 or higher are graduate courses. Courses at the 5000 level are open only to students with graduate status and senior undergraduates who meet specific criteria. (See “Graduate Study by Undergraduates” in the “Undergraduate Programs” section.) Graduate courses are listed in the Graduate Catalog. Courses at the 6000 level are open only to students admitted to a doctoral program. Courses numbered in the 0000 series, such as 0399, are remedial or developmental courses that do not count toward graduation. Prerequisite/Corequisite A prerequisite is a requirement that must be completed before a course may be attempted. A corequisite is a requirement that must be completed at the same time a course is attempted. List of Undergraduate Courses Undergraduate courses are listed below. Course descriptions may include projected scheduling information. Individual courses, however, are subject to change or withdrawal at any time and may not be offered every semester or every year. When registering for courses, please consult the semester class schedule, a separate publication that provides specific course offering information for a particular semester or session. |
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