The letters indicate the department, or the area within a department, that offers the course. A list of these code letters is given on the inside back cover of this catalog. The numbers furnish information such as level, credit and hours of theory or practice. Please see the sample course below for an explanation. Course numbers 90 through 99 indicate individual or small group instruction.
Theory includes recitations and lectures.
Practice includes work done in the laboratory, shop, drawing room or field. If students change name or home address after registration, they are expected to notify the registrar in writing at once. The student will be held responsible for correspondence from University offices sent to the address last given. Students may not claim, due to a change of name or lodging, that they have not received the correspondence. Prior to registration, a student should submit a Report of Medical History to Student Health Services.