Once removed, courses must be introduced via the curricular procedures for the addition of new courses. The first four year period commences Fall, 1988. The following information should be kept in mind when assigning course numbers. Course numbers between 001 and 099 are available for credit but do not apply to the 124 hours required for graduation. Such courses are typically of a developmental nature.
Additional notation is required to restrict a course if that is deemed advisable and appropriate.
Courses bearing the catalog number 500 or above carry graduate credit. Courses numbered in the 500 series usually have 400 counterparts which are open to undergraduate students. Five specific courses numbered 501 in the School of Business do not have 400 counterparts and do not count toward the M.B.A. degree. Courses numbered in the 600 series and above are open only to graduate students. Course numbers ending in either a 0 or 99 indicate that the class can be repeated for credit up to the maximum hours specified.