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Course
Listing Format
Course listings adhere to the following general format.
The first line gives the course number, title, units
(in parentheses),
session offered, any prerequisites, course format, and the
number of hours
per week.
All courses are numbered according to the following system:
100 series = upper division professional course
200 and 300 series = graduate academic course
400 series = postdoctoral professional course.
The meaning of the second (tens) and third (units) digits
varies among
the schools. A detailed explanation of course numbering is available
from the office of the dean of each school.
The number of units is determined by the Committee on
Courses of Instruction
which aligns course requirements with appropriate credit.
§ This symbol following the units
in the course listing designates a course approved for credit toward
a graduate academic degree.
The following abbreviations are used to designate the
session or quarter
in which a course is offered: F = fall quarter, W = winter quarter,
Sp = spring quarter, Su = summer term, ST = summer term.
The second line lists the course instructors; the
first one listed
being the faculty member in charge of the course.
On the third line is an entry describing the course
content, followed
by the name of the responsible department or unit.
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