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Because curriculum development is a continuous process, there may have been course changes subsequent to the publishing of this catalog. Therefore, the College reserves the right to add, change, or delete curricular offerings and/or make curricular refinements. Some changes are necessitated by agencies that accredit the College or award certificates to students. Check with the appropriate academic discipline to learn of any recent changes.
Course Availability
As a service to students and those who advise students, the College provides information regarding the semester a course is expected to be offered. The information is included in the course description. Please note that course schedule information is subject to change without notification. Furthermore, the inclusion of information as to when courses are typically offered does not constitute a contract between the students and the College.
Course Numbering System
All courses carry four credits unless otherwise indicated. Prerequisites, if there are any, are listed at the end of each course description.
For courses numbered below 100, credits do not apply toward graduation.
100/200-level courses are introductory and intermediate courses usually taken during the freshman and sophomore years.
300/400-level courses are upper division courses, usually taken by juniors and seniors.
500-level courses are graduate courses but are open to senior undergraduates with permission of the appropriate Divisional Dean.
600-level courses are graduate courses only; they are not open to
undergraduates.
Experimental courses are identified as 199 (basic), 399 (advanced), and 599 (graduate). They may be offered with permission of the discipline faculty, the appropriate divisional dean, and the Vice President for Academic Affairs. Normally these courses are not repeated.
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