Course prefix (academic subject code) guidelines establish protocols for the approval and creation of prefixes for courses and disciplines maintained in the course catalog and in student records.

In the example above, 11360 is the CRN for this course and section. The four-letter Course Prefix indicates the department or program offering the course. Knowing the academic discipline can give you ...

Academic subject codes, also known as prefixes, are four-letter abbreviations that appear before course numbers to identify the department offering the course (e.g., JRNL 5001 is offered by the ...

The @ symbol in Degree Works is used in a variety of ways to represent any course number or prefix. Means any course with a Biology course prefix. Means any course prefix and any course number that ...

Each course offering is designated by a four letter prefix and a four-digit course number (e.g., BIOL.5290). Once a student has completed the required number of credits for master's or doctoral thesis ...

Eliminate the subject prefix associated with every major/minor plan you’ve declared. Choose your breadth courses from any of the remaining liberal arts subject prefixes. Courses at any level, 100–499, ...