Undergraduate Course Descriptions
The course descriptions are listed alphabetically and numerically in order by discipline. The course number provides important information. Numbers at the 10000 or 20000 level indicate the freshman and sophomore level (community college). These courses should normally be completed during the freshman and sophomore years. Numbers 30000 and 40000 indicate junior and senior level (private university). These courses should normally be completed during the last two years of study in the junior and senior years.
The last two numbers indicate the number of credit hours the course carries, ranging from 1 through 10. The average course carries 3 credit hours. As an example, course number 10403 is a freshman-level, community college course carrying three credit hours.
NOTE: If (TM) appears after the course number, then that course meets the requirement of the Ohio Transfer 36 State Policy as presented elsewhere in this Catalog. (TAG) indicates Transfer Assurance Guide Approved Courses. For more information about the Ohio Transfer 36 (TM) or the Transfer Assurance Guide (TAG) courses see the Ohio Transfer 36 section of the catalog.
For courses that are dual-listed and/or cross-listed at two different levels, additional work/assignments may be required of students taking the course for the higher-level credit.
Graduate Course Numbers
Numbers 50000 and 60000 indicate Graduate Level courses. The last two numbers indicate the number of credit hours the course carries, ranging from 1 through 10. As an example, course number 50403 carries three semester hours.
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