Course Information

By clicking on the section title of the course in the schedule of classes (e.g., "Writing and Rhetoric"), you can see additional information specific to that section. This includes any prerequisites, corequisites, registration restrictions, and any section-specific text.  Section-specific text indicates when sections are reserved for particular populations (Honors, Learning Communities, etc.). This is also where activities such as field trips may be posted.
Abbreviated titles are used. Refer to the current catalog for the full title and description.

The first digit of the course number designates the year level in which the course is intended to be taken and indicates the minimum class rank a student should have achieved to enroll in the course. The second and third digits may indicate the subject area or the place of a course in a sequence or series of courses in a department.

  • 001-099 - Non-credit courses that are not applicable to degrees
  • 100-199 - Courses for Freshmen
  • 200-299 - Courses for Sophomores
  • 300-399 - Courses for Juniors
  • 400-499 - Courses for Seniors
  • 500-799 - Graduate Level Courses
  • 800-999 - Doctoral Level Courses

Seniors may take 500-level courses for undergraduate credit only under specified conditions as outlined in the graduate catalog. Seniors approved to receive undergraduate credit will be expected to meet the same requirements as the graduate students in the course. Selected seniors who meet the standards for undergraduates to take a graduate course (as described in the graduate catalog) may apply in advance of registration to enroll in a graduate course.

The section numbers designate a specific campus, type of class, or time of day.

  • 01-49 - Regular on-campus day classes
  • 20-49 - Lab sections
  • 50-59 - Extension classes
  • 60-69 - Cherokee resident credit classes
  • 70-79 - On-campus Evening/Saturday resident credit classes
  • 80-89 - Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓÆµclasses in Asheville
  • 97-99 - Credit by Exam classes
Credits are listed in semester hours.
This is a unique five-digit number assigned to the course. This number is used when referencing a course to add or drop through the web.
The full name of the instructor is listed. "Staff" indicates that no assignment has yet been made.

Class meeting day codes are M-Monday, T-Tuesday, W-Wednesday, R-Thursday, F-Friday, S-Saturday, and U-Sunday. TBA indicates class days and times to be arranged by the department head.

Standard class times for Monday, Wednesday, and Friday are 50 minutes in length; class times for Tuesday and Thursday are normally 75 minutes in duration. Classes should have a 15-minute break between periods; however some classes may meet at non standard meeting times.

Campus shows the location where the course is taught.

  • Cullowhee - main campus
  • Cullowhee West - Health and Human Sciences Building
  • Asheville Biltmore Park - Asheville campus located in Biltmore Park
  • Distance - online campus for Distance Learning students
Status shows the number of seats remaining in the class or if the class section is full/closed.
Attributes show what area, if any, the course satisfies with regard to Liberal Studies requirements. Attributes also show if the course is Residential (on the Cullowhee/Cullowhee West or Asheville Biltmore Park campus) or Distance (for students in distance learning programs).

Subject Codes

Subject codes are abbreviations of the name of the department or of the field of study within the department.