ANTH - Anthropology
ARTS - Arts
ASTR - Astronomy
BCMB - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
BIOL - Biology
CHEM - Chemistry
CIVE - Civil Engineering
COMM - Commerce/Business Administration
COOP - Cooperative Education
CPSC - Computer Science
ECON - Economics
EDUC - Education
ENGL - English
ENGR - Engineering
ENPL - Environmental Planning
ENSC - Environmental Science
ENVE - Environmental Engineering
ENVS - Environmental and Sustainability Studies
FNST - First Nations Studies
FSTY - Forestry
GEOG - Geography
HHSC - Health Sciences
HIST - History
INTS - Global and International Studies
INTX - International Exchange
MATH - Mathematics
NORS - Northern Studies
NREM - Natural Resources Management
NRES - Natural Resources and Environmental Studies
NRSG - Nursing
NURS - Nursing
ORTM - Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Management
PHIL - Philosophy
PHYS - Physics
POLS - Political Science
PSYC - Psychology
SOCW - Social Work
STAT - Statistics
UNIV - University
VRES - Visiting Research Student
WMST - Women's Studies
Upper Division and Graduate Level Courses
Credit is not granted for both 400- and 600-level courses having the same title, unless otherwise specified in the course description.
Prerequisites
A prerequisite course is an academic requirement that must be completed prior to the student taking a course. Unless otherwise stated, a passing grade of D- or better is required to satisfy as a prerequisite course.
Prerequisites are used to ensure that a student has the required background to successfully complete the course. Prerequisites may also have prerequisites. These prerequisites must also be fulfilled.
For example: COMM 314-3 has a prerequisite of COMM 313-3, COMM 313-3 has a prerequisite of COMM 210-3, and COMM 210-3 has a prerequisite of COMM 100-3. In this case, a student must have credit for COMM 313-3, COMM 210-3, and COMM 100-3 before being eligible to enroll in COMM 314-3.
Course Offerings
Not all courses are offered every year. Check online course listings for a list of the courses being offered in each semester.
Course Descriptions
The following diagram outlines the terms found in the course descriptions:
