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A course or other level of attainment which, if already successfully completed, does not permit registration for credit in another course, and which cannot be taken for credit concurrently with that o [..]

Generally, any course for which a final grade has been assigned, including "WF" - Withdrew Failing. Failures which are repeated and for which credit is subsequently earned may or may [..]

The first university degree, for which a student follows a specific undergraduate program (e.g., B.A.- Bachelor of Arts).

A course which must be taken concurrently with another course which lists it as a corequisite.

A unit of study identified by a course title and a unique course number. Unless otherwise specified, the term "course" refers to a one-term, 3.0 credit course offering.

Term Course -

A course having a value of 1.5 credits. Half courses may be offered for fewer contact hours per week over an entire term, or may be concentrated in either the first or the second half of a term.

A unit of academic value earned within a particular program. A credit value of 3.0 normally is assigned to a one-term course. A two-term course, therefore, would have a credit value of 6.0; a half-cou [..]

Listed Courses -