A course is recognized by its prefix (e.g., “ACTG-500”), and its full title (e.g. “Financial Accounting Analysis”). The prefix is composed of two parts, a letter part indicating a field of study, and a numeric part indicating the level to which the course belongs.

The numbers in the ranges 100, 200, 300 and 400 indicate undergraduate courses, roughly parallel to freshman, sophomore, junior and senior levels. The numbers in the 500 and 600 ranges indicate master’s and doctoral level courses respectively.
 

ACTG = Accounting
AESL = Advanced English as a Second Language
ARTH = Art History
BMGT = Business Management
CERT = Certification
COMM = Communications
CSCI = Computer Science
ECED = Early Childhood Education
ECIT = Educational Communication and Instructional Technology
ECON = Economics
EDLD = Educational Leadership
EVSC = Environmental Science
ENGL = English
FINA = Finance
GOVT = Government & Political Science
HIST = History
IMSC = Information Systems Technology
INTR = International Relations
LGMT = Logistics Management
MATH = Mathematics
MKTG = Marketing
MULT = Multimedia
ORTN = Orientation and Cooperative Education
PROJ = Project Management
PRSM = Proseminar (doctoral)
PSCH = Psychology
PUAD = Public Administration
RESE = Research Methodology
SOCI = Sociology
STAT = Statistics
TESL = Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages