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(also see Credit value and Letters) Courses with the same abbreviation are listed in numerical order by the last two digits of the course number and then alphabetically by any subsequent letters. For [..]

Combination of a departmental abbreviation and number that identifies a course (i.e. CHEM 1100 for Chemistry 1100). Course numbers are an indication of the level of the course, with higher numbers rep [..]

Course numbers are those numbers assigned to courses to show their level of difficulty or depth/breadth of study. Generally, in undergraduate studies, courses that fall within the 100 and 200 range ar [..]

Course identification containing four digits. For example English Composition is 1301. The first digit (1301) refers to the class year that course is usually taken. The second number refers to the credits assigned to the course.

   A number assigned to identify a course.  KVCC uses a three-digit number and an abbreviation for the subject area.  Example, within the English subject area the course number for Coll [..]

Courses are assigned a three-digit course number. Undergraduate courses are numbered 100-499; master's level courses are numbered 500-799; doctoral courses are numbered 800-999.

  (CRN) - All credit courses are identified by a four-digit number. The first digit differentiates between standard college-level courses and developmental level courses (which begin with a zero). The second digit indicates the number of semester hours, and the last two digits identify the specific course. For example, BUSI 2302 is a standard, thre [..]

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