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1 Transfer Equivalency for University of Louisville This information is maintained by Bellarmine's Office of the Registrar. Please direct any questions to ACCT 201 Prin of Fin Acct 3.00 ACCT-101 Principles of Financial Accounting ACCT 202 Prin of Mgrl Acct 3.00 ACCT-102 Principles of Managerial Accounting ANTH 201 Intro Cultrl Anthro 3.00 ANTH-111 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology ANTH 202 Intro Biological Anthro 3.00 ANTH-ELEC Anthropology Elective 200 ANTH 203 Intro World Prehistory 3.00 ANTH-ELEC Anthropology Elective 200 ANTH 204 Intro to Archaeology 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 ANTH 362 Special Topics in Cult Anth 3.00 ANTH-ELEC Anthropology Elective 300 ART 106 Foundation 3-D Design 3.00 ART-230 Three Dimensional Design 200 ARTH 203 Introduction to Art 3.00 ART-210 Art Concepts 200 ARTH 250 Ancient to Medieval Art 3.00 ARTH-201 Art History: Ancient to Medieval 200 ARTH 270 Ren Through Mod Art 3.00 ARTH-202 Art History: Renaissance to Modern 200 ASL 101 Amer Sign Language I 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective ASL 102 Amer Sign Language II 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective ASL 201 Amer Sign Language III 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 ASL 202 Amer Sign Language IV 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 BIOL 102 Intro Biological Systems 3.00 BIOL-ELEC Biology Elective BIOL 102, BIOL 104 Intro Biological Systems; Lab Intro Biol Systems BIOL-115, BIOL-115L Introduction to Life Science; Introduction to Life Science Lab BIOL 240 Unity of Life 3.00 BIOL-ELEC Biology Elective 200 BIOL 240, BIOL 244 Unity of Life; Principles of Biology Lab 2.00 BIOL-130, BIOL-130L Principles of Biology; Principles of Biology Lab BIOL 242 Diversity of Life 3.00 BIOL-ELEC Biology Elective 200 Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 1 of 8 Data as of 4/1/19 at 1:01 AM
2 BIOL 257, BIOL 258 Intro to Microbiology; Intro Microbiology Lab MDLS-200, MDLS-200L Infection, Immunity, and Genomics; Infection, Immunity, and Genomics Lab 200 BIOL 260, BIOL 261, BIOL 262 Human Anat & Physiol I; Human Anat & Physiol II; Human Anat & Physiol Lab BIOL-108, BIOL-109, BIOL-109L Human Anatomy and Physiology I; Human Anatomy and Physiology II; Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lab BIOL 261, BIOL 262 Human Anat & Physiol II; Human Anat & Physiol Lab BIOL-109, BIOL-109L Human Anatomy and Physiology II; Human Anatomy and Physiology II Lab BIOL 329 Cellular-Molecular Biol 3.00 BIOL-ELEC Biology Elective 300 BIOL 330, BIOL 331 Genetics and Mol Biol; Genetic & Mol Biol Lab 2.00 BIOL-240, BIOL-240L Genetics; Genetics Lab 200 BIOL 372 Evol Ecol Disease 3.00 BIOL-ELEC Biology Elective 300 BIOL 409 Evolutionary Biology-Cue 3.00 BIOL-430 Evolution 400 BSTA 201 Business Statistics 3.00 MATH-205 Elementary Statistics 200 CAMP Campus Culture Bus Stude GEN-ELEC General Elective CECS 130 Intro to Prog Lang 3.00 CS-ELEC Computer Science Elective CHEM 101 Intro to Chemistry 3.00 CHEM-ELEC Chemistry Elective CHEM 105 Chem for Health Professn 4.00 CHEM-ELEC Chemistry Elective CHEM 201, CHEM 203 General Chemistry I; Lab in Gen Chem I CHEM-103, CHEM-103L General College Chemistry I; General College Chemistry I Lab CHEM 202 General Chemistry II 3.00 CHEM-ELEC Chemistry Elective 200 CHEM 202, CHEM 209 General Chemistry II; Intro to Chem Analysis III CHEM-104, CHEM-104L General College Chemistry II; General College Chemistry II Lab CHEM 207 Intro to Chem Analysis I CHEM-ELEC Chemistry Elective 200 CHEM 207, CHEM 201 Intro to Chem Analysis I; General Chemistry I, 3.00 CHEM-103L, CHEM-103 General College Chemistry I Lab; General College Chemistry I CHEM 208 Intro to Chem Analysis II CHEM-ELEC Chemistry Elective 200 CHEM 210 Intro to Chem Analysis IV CHEM-ELEC Chemistry Elective 200 CHEM 343, CHEM 341 Organic Chem Lab I; Organic Chemistry I 2.00, 3.00 CHEM-205L, CHEM-205 Organic Chemistry I Lab; Organic Chemistry I 200 CHEM 461 Physical Chem I 3.00 CHEM-307 Physical Chemistry I 300 Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 2 of 8 Data as of 4/1/19 at 1:01 AM
3 CHEM 462 Physical Chem II 3.00 CHEM-308 Physical Chemistry II 300 CHEM 462, CHEM 464 Physical Chem II; Physical Chem Lab II CHEM-308, CHEM-308L Physical Chemistry II; Physical Chemistry II Laboratory 300 CIS Intro to Microcomp Apps 3.00 CS-116 Computer Applications Software CIS 150 Fundamentals of Info Sys 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective CJ 200 Crime & Just. in the U.S CJS- Introduction to Criminal Justice 200 CJ 201 Law Enforcement in U.S CJS-ELEC Criminal Justice Elective 200 COMM 111 Intro to Public Speaking 3.00 COMM-103 Introduction to Public Speaking COMM 111 Intro to Public Speaking 4.00 COMM-103 Introduction to Public Speaking COMM 112 Business & Prof Speaking 3.00 COMM-205 Business and Professional Communication 200 COMM 201 Intro to Communication 3.00 COMM-ELEC Communication Elective 200 COMM 275 African American Comm 3.00 COMM-342 Selected Topics in Communication 300 COMM 302 Adv Speech Communication 3.00 COMM-103 Introduction to Public Speaking COMM 303 Intro to Comm Tech 3.00 COMM-ELEC Communication Elective 300 COMM 304 Argument Everyday Life 3.00 COMM-ELEC Communication Elective 300 COMM 305 Intro to Mass Comm 3.00 COMM-ELEC Communication Elective 300 COMM 315 Intro to Interper Comm 3.00 COMM-302 Interpersonal Communication 300 COMM 316 Research Methods 3.00 COMM-405 Communication Research Methods 400 COMM 328 Urban Communication 3.00 COMM-ELEC Communication Elective 300 COMM 342 Intro to Strategic Comm 3.00 COMM-342 Selected Topics in Communication 300 COMM 411 Mass Comm Law 3.00 COMM-325 Communication Law 300 ECE 211 Logic Design Laboratory GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 ECON 201 Principles of Microeconomics 3.00 ECON-111 Principles of Microeconomics ECON 202 Principles of Macroecon 3.00 ECON-110 Principles of Macroeconomics ECON 321 Money and Banking 3.00 ECON-308 Money and Banking 300 EDTP 101 Academic Orientation BU- First Year Focus Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 3 of 8 Data as of 4/1/19 at 1:01 AM
4 EG 105 Fund Engr Graphics GEN-ELEC General Elective ENGL 101 Intro College Writing 3.00 ENGL-101 Introduction to Academic Writing ENGL 102 Intermed Coll Writing 3.00 ENGL-ELEC English Elective ENGL 105 Adv Comp Freshman 3.00 ENGL-101 Introduction to Academic Writing ENGL 202 Intro to Creat Writing 3.00 ENGL-ELEC English Elective 200 ENGL 250 Intro to Literature 3.00 ENGL-200 Introduction to Literature 200 ENGL 302 British Literature II 3.00 ENGL-209 British Literature Survey I 200 ENGL 303 Scientific and Tech Writing 3.00 ENGL-309 Technical Writing 300 ENGL 306 Business Writing 3.00 COMM-203 Business Writing 200 ENGL 306 Business of Writing 3.00 COMM-203 Business Writing 200 ENGL 312 Major Amer Writers 3.00 GELI-GENED Gen Ed Literature 300 ENGL 375 LGBTQ Lit 3.00 ENGL-330 Topics in Literature 300 ENGL 418 American Lit to ENGL-207 American Literature Survey I 200 ENGL 491 Int Theory New Crit-Pres 3.00 ENGL-340 Intro to Criticism and Literary Theory 300 ENGR Intro to Engineering 2.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective ENGR 101 Engineering Analysis I 4.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective ENGR 102 Engineering Analysis II 4.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective ENGR 150 Engr Graphics Fund 2.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective ENGR 150 Engr Graphic Fund 2.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective ENGR 190 Introductory Calculus 4.00 MATH-116 Precalculus ENGR 201 Engineering Analysis III 4.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 ENGR 205 Diff Eqns for Engrg 2.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 FIN 201 Money Mgt & Personal Fin 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 FREN 121 Basic French I 4.00 FREN-101 Intro to French Language & Culture I GEN 101 A&S Orientation GEN-ELEC General Elective Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 4 of 8 Data as of 4/1/19 at 1:01 AM
5 GEN 104 St College Math Stem MATH-ELEC Mathematics Elective GEN 201 Career Decision Making GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 GEN ELEC General Elective GEOG 200 Power of Place 3.00 GEOG-241 Special Topics in Geography 200 GEOG 307 Geog of Us & Canada 3.00 GEOG-241 Special Topics in Geography 200 GEOG 328 Urban Geography 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 300 GEOS 200 The Global Environment 3.00 ENVS-ELEC Environmental Science Elective 200 GERM 121 Basic German I 4.00 GERM-101 Intro to German Language & Culture I GERM 122 Basic German II 4.00 GERM-102 Intro to German Language & Culture II GERM 123 Basic German III 4.00 GERM-201 Intermediate German I 200 GERM 221 Intermediate German 4.00 GERM-201 Intermediate German I 200 HIST 101 Hist Civilizations I 3.00 HIST-116 The Western World I, 1450 to 1870 HIST 102 Hist-Civilizations II 3.00 HIST-117 The Western World II, 1870 to Present HIST 212 American History II 3.00 HIST-202 History of the US 1877 to Present 200 HIST 310 Studies in History 3.00 HIST-ELEC History Elective 300 HIST 368 France 1598 to HIST-ELEC History Elective 300 HIST 396 Far East Cultures I 3.00 HIST-ELEC History Elective 300 HON 101 Hon Modes of Inquiry GEN-ELEC General Elective HSS 101 Academic Orientation GEN-ELEC General Elective HSS 181 Academic Orientation GEN-ELEC General Elective HSS 184 Healthy Lifestyles I 3.00 EXSC-140 Principles of Personal Wellness HSS 303 Human Nutrition 3.00 NURS-200 Nutrition 200 HSS 320 Grow & Motor Dev Acr Lif 3.00 EXSC-330 Motor Learning 300 HSS 394 Intro Exercise Science 3.00 EXSC-110 Introduction to Exercise Science HSS 418 Diver Pop in Phy Act Hlt 3.00 EXSC-ELEC Exercise Science Elective 400 Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 5 of 8 Data as of 4/1/19 at 1:01 AM
6 HUM 101 World Literature to GELI-GENED Gen Ed Literature HUM 151 Creativity & the Arts 3.00 GEFA-GENED Gen Ed Fine Arts HUM 152 Cultures of America 3.00 ANTH-ELEC Anthropology Elective HUM 216 Intro to World Religions 3.00 THEO-307 World Religions 300 HUM 218 Intro Eastern Religions 3.00 GETH-GENED Gen Ed Theology Elective 200 HUM 322 Mod Fiction: 20th Cent 3.00 ENGL-330 Topics in Literature 300 HUM 342 Eastern Mysticism 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 300 HUM 361 Selected Topic: Detective/Crim 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 300 IE 360 Prob & Stats for Engrs 3.00 MATH-205 Elementary Statistics 200 JA 201 Law Enforcement in U.S CJS-ELEC Criminal Justice Elective 200 LALS 311 Intro to Latino Studies 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 300 MATH 105 Contemporary Mathematics 3.00 MATH-107 Mathematics for Liberal Arts MATH 107 Finite Math 3.00 MATH-ELEC Mathematics Elective MATH 109 Elementary Statistics 3.00 MATH-205 Elementary Statistics 200 MATH 111 College Algebra 3.00 MATH-105 College Algebra MATH 180 Elements of Calculus 3.00 MATH-116 Precalculus MATH 190 Precalculus 4.00 MATH-116 Precalculus MATH 205 Calculus I 4.00 MATH-117 Calculus I MATH 206 Calc II 4.00 MATH-118 Calculus II MATH 301 Calc III 4.00 MATH-216 Calculus III 200 MGMT 201 Business Statistics 3.00 MATH-200 Statistics & Society 200 MGMT 301 Mgmt & Org Behavior 3.00 BUSA-ELEC Business Elective 300 MUH 204 Music in Western Civ 3.00 GEFA-GENED Gen Ed Fine Arts 200 MUH 212 History of Rock & Roll 3.00 GEFA-GENED Gen Ed Fine Arts 200 MUH 214 African American Music 3.00 GEFA-GENED Gen Ed Fine Arts 200 Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 6 of 8 Data as of 4/1/19 at 1:01 AM
7 MUH 320 Women in Mus: a History- Cd MUSC-ELEC Music Elective 300 MUS Intro to Music Study MUSC-ELEC Music Elective NATS 402 Hist & Phil of Science 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 400 NURS 338 Lifespan Pathophysiology 4.00 BIOL-300 Pathophysiology 300 NURS 395 Nurs Pharm 3.00 NURS-ELEC Nursing Elective 300 PARA 101 Legal Sys Paralegals 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective PARA 102 Legal Resrch & Writing 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective PAS 205 Color & Consciousness 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 PAS 305 Legal Lynchings 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 300 PHIL 205 Intro to Philosophy 3.00 PHIL-101 Introduction to Philosophy PHIL 211 Critical Thinking 3.00 PHIL-ELEC Philosophy Elective 200 PHIL 222 Contmp Ethical Problems 3.00 PHIL-ELEC Philosophy Elective 200 PHIL 225 Business Ethics 3.00 PHIL-ELEC Philosophy Elective 200 PHIL 311 Intro to Logic 3.00 PHIL-302 Logic 300 PHIL 321 Ethics 3.00 PHIL-301 Ethics 300 PHIL 323 Medical Ethics 3.00 PHIL-ELEC Philosophy Elective 300 PHPH 101 Intro to Public Health 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective PHYS 111 Elements of Physics 4.00 GENS-GENED Gen Ed Natural Science PHYS 220 Contp Issues 3.00 PHYS-ELEC Physics Elective 200 PHYS 221, PHYS 223 Fund of Physics I; Fund of Physics Lab I PHYS-201, PHYS-201L College Physics I; College Physics I Lab 200 PHYS 295 Intro Laboratory I PHYS-ELEC Physics Elective 200 PHYS 295, PHYS 298 Intro Laboratory I; Intro Mech Heat & Sound, 4.00 PHYS-205L, PHYS-205 University Physics I Lab; University Physics I 200 PHYS 298 Intro Mech Heat & Sound 4.00 PHYS-ELEC Physics Elective 200 PHYS 299, PHYS 296 Intro Elec Mag; Intro Laboratory II 4.00, PHYS-206, PHYS-206L University Physics II; University Physics II Lab 200 Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 7 of 8 Data as of 4/1/19 at 1:01 AM
8 POLS 201 Fund of Amer Government 3.00 PS-101 American Government POLS 202 Intro Comparative Politics 3.00 PS-ELEC Political Science Elective 200 POLS 336 European Union 3.00 PS-ELEC Political Science Elective 300 POLS 364 World Order 3.00 PS-ELEC Political Science Elective 300 PSYC 201 Introduction to Psychology 3.00 PSYC-103 Introductory Psychology PSYC 301 Quan Meth in Psych 3.00 MATH-205 Elementary Statistics 200 PSYC 322 Cognitive Processes 3.00 PSYC-ELEC Psychology Elective 300 PSYC 363 Life Span Developmental 3.00 PSYC-218 Life-Span Development 200 PSYC 375 Personality 3.00 PSYC-ELEC Psychology Elective 300 RUSS 121 Basic Russian I 4.00 RUSS-101 Intro to Russian Language & Culture I SOC 201 Intro to Sociology 3.00 SOC-101 Introduction to Sociology SOC 202 Social Problems 3.00 SOC-301 Contemporary American Social Problems 200 SOC 210 Race in the U.S SOC-ELEC Sociology Elective 200 SOC 301 Intro to Social Statistics 3.00 MATH-200 Statistics & Society 200 SPAD 281 Principles of Sport Adm 3.00 SPOR-101 Introduction to Sports Administration SPAN 121 Basic Spanish I 4.00 SPAN-101 Intro to Spanish Language & Culture I SPAN 123 Advanced Basic Spanish 4.00 SPAN-102 Intro to Spanish Language & Culture II SPAN 201 Intermediate Span I 3.00 SPAN-201 Intermediate Spanish I 200 SPAN 305 Span Grammar in Context 3.00 SPAN-211 Spanish Conversation & Compostion I 200 SW 202 Family Relationships-Sb 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 TA 207 Enjoyment of Theatre 3.00 THEA-101 Experiencing Theatre 200 TA 324 Acting - Non-Majors 3.00 THEA-110 Beginning Acting WGST 201 Women in Amer Culture 3.00 GEN-ELEC General Elective 200 WGST 325 Women in Literature 3.00 ENGL-436 Women's Literature 400 Source: Office of Institutional Research & Effectiveness Page 8 of 8 Data as of 4/1/19 at 1:01 AM
Western Kentucky University (FICE: ) Bellarmine University (FICE: ) Course Title Credits Course Title BIOL-115, BIOL-115L 3.00, 1.
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Writing Math Writing Math English Math ACG 2021 Financial Accounting no score Career DE ACG 2071 Managerial Accounting Prerequisite ACG 2021 Career DE ACG 2450 Accounting Software Applications Prerequisites
Course Num. AH Ancient Rome and Its Monuments CLAS Classical Studies Elective C-EI
Italy: John Cabot Univ. Rome (S3184) Rome, St. Norbert College Equivalent Courses Last Updated on August 31, 2018 Subject - Course Num Transfer Title Dept Course Num Credits Transfered Course Title AH
BIOL 102. Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology Shealy, M Used Rent Essentials of Human Anatomy and BIOL 244
DEPT CLASS TITLE ISBN INSTRUCTOR NEW/USED RENT Basic History of Western Art ARTH 106 (Recommended) 9780136039129 Mehlenbacher, C $ 56.00 $ 28.00 ARTH 106 A History of Western Art 9780073526461 Martin,
Open Credit Classes by Department: Spring 2019
Open Credit Classes by Department: Spring 2019 8 days before start of spring term Arts And Humanities COMM 101 18927 T R 4:00:00 PM 1 28 40 70.0% COMM 101 18916 M W 9:35:00 AM 1 37 40 92.5% COMM 101 18917
NATIONAL PARK COLLEGE Evening and Weekend Class Schedule - Fall Semester 2018
NATIONAL PARK COLLEGE The following pages display the class schedule for Fall Semester 2018 in PDF Format. This report is refreshed nightly. The class status is subject to change between report refreshes.
NEGOTIATED MASTER CLASS SIZE LIST Gray = courses with no proposed size. Page 1
1 Accounting (ACCTG) 1A, 1B, 20, 21, 22, 41, 45 Yes 2 30, 62, 63, 101 35 Yes 3 95,97, 40 Yes 4 48, 105 AFT 35/DO 45 No 5 6 Adaptive Physical Education (APE) All Courses 15 Yes 7 8 Administration of Justice
FY09 SSH'S BY COLLEGE AND DESIGNATED COURSE LEVEL (GENED REASSIGNED)
FY09 SSH'S BY COLLEGE AND DESIGNATED COURSE LEVEL (GENED REASSIGNED) DESIGNATED COLLEGE (Final) (Census) (Census) COURSE OFFERING PCT. OF PCT. OF PCT. OF PCT. OF LEVEL COURSE SSH TOTAL SSH TOTAL SSH TOTAL
NATIONAL PARK COLLEGE Class Schedule - Summer Semester 2016
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Rockland Community College Descr Subj Nbr Incoming Course Description Institution Unit Taken Subject Catalog Course Description RCC ACC 101 Prin of
Rockland Community College Descr Subj Nbr Incoming Course Description Institution Unit Taken Subject Catalog Course Description RCC ACC 101 Prin of Accounting 1 LEH01 4.00 ACC 171 Princps Accounting 1
Chaminade University University of Hawaii at Hilo
1 1 EN 101 INTRO TO EXPOSITORY WRITING 200310 3.00 1 EN 102 EXPOSITORY WRITING 200310 3.00 Y ENG 100 Expository Writing 6.00 AC 201 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I 200010 3.00 ACC 250 Financial Accounting 3.00
Schedule of Classes Summer Accounting Course Number Course Title CR Days Begin End Instructor
Schedules are subject to change. Current information is available on myportal. This list was printed on: 3/12/2018 Summer First Session Schedule of Classes Summer 2017-2018 Accounting AC 203 OL1 OL Accounting
FY10 SSH'S BY COLLEGE AND DESIGNATED COURSE LEVEL (GENED REASSIGNED)
FY10 SSH'S BY COLLEGE AND DESIGNATED COURSE LEVEL (GENED REASSIGNED) DESIGNATED COLLEGE (Final) (Census) (Final) (Census) COURSE OFFERING PCT. OF PCT. OF PCT. OF PCT. OF PCT. OF LEVEL COURSE SSH TOTAL
Course No. Sec Course Title Mtg Time Days Bldg Room Cap Max Reg. Accounting AC PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I TBA -M----- ONLN ONLN
Course No. Sec Course Title Mtg Time Days Bldg Room Cap Max Reg Accounting AC 241 90 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I TBA -M----- ONLN ONLN 50 15 3 Bachelor of Bus Admin BBA 301 90 INFORMATION MANAGEMENT TBA
Second 5-Week (July 8 August 10) courses schedule as 3/4/19
Second 5-Week (July 8 August 10) courses schedule as 3/4/19 AAAS 1500 80 60314 ASIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY TR 8:00 AM 12:15 PM MUS 118 LEC 3.00 Combine with HIST 1500 80 BIOL 1200 80 60072 PRINCIPLES OF BIOLOGY
21 Hours. Updated 03/2018
1 Bachelor of General Studies Degree International Studies Minor Checklist 2017-2018 Catalog This checklist is for advising purposes for BGS students only. Consult your undergraduate catalog or official
NATIONAL PARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE Evening and Weekend Class Schedule - Fall Semester 2017
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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL ******************************************************************************
ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL AGENDA ITEM: 4 E DATE: November 8, 2018 ****************************************************************************** SUBJECT Math Pathway Project Update CONTROLLING STATUTE,
Subject to Change. Current as of February 23, 2018 See the Live Class Schedule for Up to Date
Payment Due at Time of Registration 40582 ACT 115 3 Introduction to Accounting Computer Resources TBA TBA 05/23-08/03 JCRCH 116D Internet 43711 ACT 145 3 Basic Accounting Procedures MW 10:45 am-12:45 pm
University of Central Florida All Student Credit Hours & FTE's Final Summer Semester 2006 Semester
Final Summer Semester 2006 Semester COLLEGE OF ARTS & HUMANITIES African American Studies 54.0 5.4 3.0 0.3 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 57.0 5.7 Art 879.0 87.9 457.0 45.7 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 1,336.0 133.6 Dean's Office
Highlights. Employment
0.6% 13.2% 3% 83.1% Bachelor s Degree Graduates 0.4% 5.2% 2% 92.4% 2015-16 Employment 2015-2016 GraduatesStatus Career Services Center, Old Main 280 The Career Services Center Western Washington University
SUMMER 2018 ONLINE CLASSES
Course Sect Title Days Time Room Faculty Credit SUMMER 2018 ONLINE CLASSES Course Sect Title Days Time Room Faculty Credit ACA 111 03W College Student Success O/L Hood 1 ACA 111 04W College Student Success
University of Central Florida All Student Credit Hours & FTE's Final Summer Semester 2007 Semester
Final Summer Semester 2007 Semester COLLEGE OF ARTS & HUMANITIES African American Studies 81.0 8.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 81.0 8.1 Art 705.0 70.5 564.0 56.4 1.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 1,270.0 127.0 Dean's Office
BIOL 101L. BIOL 243L Physiology Lab Manual Burnett, B $ n/a
DEPT CLASS TITLE ISBN INSTRUCTOR NEW/USED RENT Basic History of Western Art ARTH 105 (Recommended) 9780136039129 Mehlenbacher, C $ 56.00 $ 28.00 ARTH 105 TBA TBA Martin, F TBA TBA ARTS 111 **See Bookstore
AGEC AGRI ANSC ASM CFS
Institution: NDSU1 Enrollment From Current Data for Term: 1340 Page: 1 Academic Group: AFSNR Col of Ag, Food Sys, & Nat Res AGEC 136.00 21.00 13.00 170.00 AGRI 3.00 3.00 ANSC 59.00 40.00 99.00 ASM 3.00
Display Transcript. Transfer Credit Institution Credit Transcript Totals. Transcript Data STUDENT INFORMATION
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SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY AT NEW ORLEANS CLASS SCHEDULE SUMMER 2018
Accounting *** DAY COURSES *** ACCT-201 01 10048 INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIA MTWR CBA101 0930AM 1045AM 3.0 Staff ACCT-202 01 10049 INTRO TO MANAGERIAL ACCT MTWR CBA103 1100AM 1215PM 3.0 Okpechi S Addictive
5-Week (July 8 August 10) courses schedule as 3/4/19
5-Wk (July 8 August 10) courss schdul as 3/4/19 Instructor Units Nots Frfor Nots AAAS 1500 80 60314 ASIAN-AMERICAN HISTORY TR 8:00:00 AM 12:15:00 PM MUS 118 LEC 3.00 Cobin with HIST 1500 80 Opn BIOL 1200
Mandatory meetings (Mondays) 5:30-6:30pm VER 300: August 27, Sept 17, Oct 8, Oct 29, Nov 19, Dec 10
Vernon College Class Schedule - Vernon Campus Fall 16 Week August 27, 2018 - December 13, 2018 AGCR1407 100 RANGE MANAGEMENT Schoppa M VERS418 M W 0930AM 1050AM VERS418 W 0100PM 0250PM AGEQ1411 100 EQUINE
FRESHMAN GUIDE Fall 2018 Spring 2022
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AGEC ANSC ASM CFS ECON ENT MICR
Institution: NDSU1 Enrollment From Current Data for Term: 1140 Page: 1 Academic Group: AFSNR Col of Ag, Food Sys, & Nat Res AGEC 6.00 66.00 72.00 ANSC 4.00 56.00 60.00 ASM 5.00 5.00 CFS 2.00 34.00 36.00
Final Examination Timetable for Department(s) Examination Period: 1718MC
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College and Department Summary
Campus Location(s): Course Component(s): Course Instruction Mode(s): 2017-2018 Annual Total FTE by and University Summary FTE Academic Year 2017-2018 17,882.4 32,297.9 5,815.1 338.7 486.0
College and Department Summary
Campus Location(s): Course Component(s): Course Instruction Mode(s): 2016-2017 Annual Total FTE by and University Summary FTE Academic Year 2016-2017 17,299.4 31,302.5 5,352.0 338.5 482.0
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DEPT CLASS TITLE ISBN INSTRUCTOR NEW/USED RENT
DEPT CLASS TITLE ISBN INSTRUCTOR NEW/USED RENT ARTH 106 Basic History of Western Art (Recommended) 9780136039129 Mehlenbacher, C TBA TBA ARTH 106 A History of Western Art 9780073526461 Martin, F TBA TBA
North Carolina A&T State University - Distance Education Course List. Summer I 2017 May 22, 2017 June 27, 2017
CAES AGED AGED 788 03A AGED 797 03A FSC FCS 180 03A 181 03A 260 03A 461 03A Master's Comp Exam 30052 1.00 English AGED Prog Mgmt Plan Project 30028 4.00 English Fashion Merch 30182 3.00 Dixon Social-Psych
Class # Sec Crs Days Start End Blg Rm Instructor(s) Instruction Mode
GRADUATE COURSE OFFERINGS COUN Counseling COUN 732 FAMILY COUNSELING 1059 215 3 FSU 09:00AM 09:50AM TBAS TBA Smith,Geraldine P. COUN 762 DRUG AND ALCOHOL COUNSELING 1085 180 3 SU 09:00AM 05:00PM TBAL TBA
North Carolina A&T State University - Distance Education Course List. Summer II 2018 June 28, 2018 August 3, 2018
CAES AGED AGED 600 05A AGED 705 05A FCS FCS 319 05A FCS 683 05A NARS ENVS 201 03A Youth Organ & Prgm Mgmnt 40001 3.00 Roberts F. Adv Ag Business & Science 40002 3.00 Roberts F. Investment Plan for Families
NATIONAL PARK COLLEGE Evening and Weekend Class Schedule - Spring Semester 2019
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810 Cape Fear Community College 2001*03 Fall Title : Welding Technology Code : D Concentration : Not Applicable Standard : 1999*03A50420
C U R R I C U L U M P R O G R A M S O F S T U D Y 810 Cape Fear Community College 2001*03 Fall 2001 Title : Welding Technology Code : D50420 Concentration : Not Applicable Standard : 1999*03A50420 Highest
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*** (WEB) *** 1 of 6 Allied Health AH 105 T-1 Medical Terminology 3.00 TMustread AH 105 T-3 Medical Terminology 3.00 AMcCallist AH 120 T-1 Introduction To Pharmacology 2.00 TMustread AH 120 T-2 Introduction
BI The Human Body-A Barreuther 3 TBA TBA LEC M 05:30PM 07:50PM TBA TBA BL W TBA
Albertus Magnus College Course Offerings for Information printed: 15 May 13 COURSE FACULTY CRED LOC DAY/TIME PRE-REQS ART HISTORY AH-230-1 History of Art I-A Ter-Stepanian 3 TBA TBA DL TBA TBA AH-345-1
Fall 2018 Credit Schedule Changes Class Cancellations
78449 DSPS T 003 Diagnostic Learning Essentials Ocean 0 4/17/2018 0 0 Schedule Correction 77721 BCST 144 551 Digital Video Editing: FCP/PR Ocean 5 4/23/2018 0 0 Schedule Correction 78555 78121 PHOT 102C
6 Year Active Undergraduate Major Codes 2017
0600 Information Systems Security Certificate UG_CERT_ISS 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 0602 Adv Information Systems Security Certificate UG_CERT_AISS 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 1012 Non- Degree Undergraduate
AGEC AGRI ANSC CFS ECON ENT
Institution: NDSU1 Enrollment From Current Data for Term: 1840 Page: 1 Academic Group: AFSNR Col of Ag, Food Sys, & Nat Res AGEC 87.00 12.00 16.00 115.00 AGRI 6.00 6.00 ANSC 12.00 41.00 53.00 106.00 CFS
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
GRADUATE ACTIVE S NOT IN FOUR YEARS OR MORE College of Architecture TITLE ARC 5543 Fall 2009 Adv Digital Des/Fabrc Tech ARC 3.00 3.00 Spring 2012 27682 CSM 5133 Construct Pract Global Setting 3.00 3.00
UC Transfer Course Agreement - All Departments
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NVIT Merritt 2018 FALL Schedule Fees or Sponsor Letter due at time of Registration
Synonym Comments Meth Room Days Time Date Freq Credits --------------------- ------------------------------ ----- -------------- ------- ---------------- ---- ------------------- ADMN-121-01 Introduction
6 Year Active MAJOR Codes 2016
0600 Information Systems Security Certificate UG_CERT_ISS 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 0602 Adv Information Systems Security Certificate UG_CERT_AISS 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 1012 Non- Degree Undergraduate