Course Numbering System

The number of the course designates the level or classification a student must have to take the course. Some courses have prerequisites that must be completed before enrolling in those courses.

000 — Not available for degree credit

100 — Introductory or basic freshman-level courses

200 — Sophomores and qualified freshmen

300 — Juniors and qualified sophomores

400 — Seniors and qualified juniors

500 — Graduates, qualified seniors

600 — Graduates only

700 — Graduates only

800 — Graduate independent study courses

Accounting

Art

Biblical Literature

Biology

Business

Chemistry

Christian Education

Christian Ministry

Communication

Computer Science

Criminal Justice

Economics

Education

Engineering

English

English As A Second Language

Environmental Science

Exercise and Sports Science

Family and Consumer Science

Fine Arts

French

General Studies

Geography

Geology

History

Literature

Mathematics

Military Science

Music

Nursing

Philosophy

Physical Education

Physical Science

Physics

Political Science

Psychology

Social Science

Social Work

Sociology

Spanish

Theology

Course Descriptions - Traditional Undergraduate