Course Numbers
Course Numbers
Courses are numbered to show both the collegiate level at which they are offered and the hour value of the course. The first digit shows the level, and the second digit shows the credit hours. The last two digits are departmental designations. For example, Spanish 1301 indicates that the course is taught at the freshman level and carries three hours of credit per semester. All lower-division undergraduate courses ending in the numbers 87 and 88 are honors courses.
| 0001-0999 numbered courses | Developmental level |
| 1000 numbered courses | Freshman level |
| 2000 numbered courses | Sophomore level |
| 3000 numbered courses | Junior level |
| 4000 numbered courses | Senior-level |
| 5000-7000 numbered courses | Masters level courses |
| 8000-9000 numbered courses | Doctoral & Professional level courses |