Course Schedule Information

The Course Schedule is online and is updated on the hour.

Classes are listed by subject. The first column is the “CRN” (Course Registration Number), followed by the subject, course number, section, title, number of credits, meeting times, days, location and instructor. Be sure to include the CRN, subject, course number, section, title, number of credits, and the grading option you wish to have on your Registration Agreement Form. Students will not be able to register online for a course that is closed, or for a course which requires instructor consent. To register for these courses, students must have the instructor’s signature on the Registration Agreement Form.

Classes scheduled are listed by department. Also included in this listing are special “notes.”  These important notes may pertain to particular courses or entire departments.

Key to Abbreviations

Days:

Locations:

Room Notes:

FAX 106 and 107 are in the Fine Arts Annex next to Stern
LIS 200 is the Lisser Theater
LIS A is on the first floor of Lisser
LIS B is on the second floor of Lisser, across from Lisser C.
LIS C is on the second floor of Lisser, closest to the stage.
MUS 123 is the Music Ensemble Room in the Music Building.
NSB Building classrooms are 100 for first floor and 200 for second floor and are numbered counterclockwise from the northwest corner.
PSY rooms are now designated as NSB
RC 133 is the Prieto Gallery in Rothwell Center near the Tea Shop.
SCU 100 is the Sculpture Studio in the Art Building.
WETMOR 001 is Wetmore Lodge next to the Education Building.
WHP 100 is the Lobby in the Haas Pavilion.

Course Title Prefixes:

Forms on the Web

The following forms pertaining to registration are available online

• Add/Drop Form
• Credit Value Change Form
• Cross-Registration Permit
• Directed Research Application
• Academic Standing Petition
• Independent Study Form
• Registration Agreement Form
• Teaching Practicum Registration Form

These and other forms available on the website continue to be available in the M Center, Carnegie Hall.