Course Offering (On-line Schedule of Classes) Course Numbering  System Student Record  Information

STUDENT RECORD INFORMATION

Registration forms, academic records, and related documents usually carry a series of numerical codes following the name to assist in identifying the student, the school of enrollment, and curriculum. These codes are:
 

• Identification Number

Nine-digit social security number or number assigned by admissions for non-U.S. citizens.
 
 
 
• School Code

A two-digit number identifying the school or college within the university to which the student has been admitted. On the Camden campus, there are five degree-granting divisions: Camden College of Arts and Sciences (50); University College-Camden (64); School of Business-Camden (undergraduate) (52); School of Business-Camden (graduate) (53); Graduate School-Camden (56); and School of Law-Camden (24).
 
 
 
• Class Code

A two-digit number indicating the year in which the student is expected to graduate. This code may be changed to reflect the student's progress in satisfying degree requirements. Nonmatriculated students have a code of NM and unclassified transfers have no class code.
 
 
 
• Curriculum Code

A three-digit number identifying the major field in which the student is enrolled.

COURSE NUMBERING SYSTEM

The number preceding each course title is divided into three parts. The first two digits are the administrative code, the next three digits are the subject code, and the final three digits are the course code.
 

• Administrative Codes

50      Camden College of Arts and Sciences
52      School of Business-Camden (undergraduate)
53      School of Business-Camden (graduate)
64      University College -Camden
56      Graduate School-Camden  
24      School of Law-Camden

 
• Subject Codes

A subject code indicates the subject matter of the course. (This list does not constitute a list of majors.)

SCHOOL 24
601	LAW - CAMDEN DAY STUDENT
602	LAW - CAMDEN EVENING STUDENT
SCHOOL 50
001	EXCHANGE	549	INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
003	ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS	555	STUDENT PROPOSED MAJOR
005	PRE-ENGINEERING	560	ITALIAN
006	PRE-BUSINESS	565	JAPANESE
008	PRE-NURSING	570	JOURNALISM
014	AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES	580	LATIN
050	AMERICAN STUDIES	590	LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
070	ANTHROPOLOGY	606	LIBERAL STUDIES
080	ART	615	LINGUISTICS
082	ART HISTORY	640	MATHEMATICS
090	ARTS AND SCIENCES	660	MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
100	ASTRONOMY	680	MICROBOLOGY
115	BIOCHEMISTRY	698	MUSEUM STUDIES
120	BIOLOGY	700	MUSIC
124	BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY	701	MUSIC, APPLIED
130	BOTANY	705	NURSING
160	CHEMISTRY	730	PHILOSOPHY
163	CHILDHOOD STUDIES	740	PHYSICAL EDUCATION
190	CLASSICS	750	PHYSICS
198	COMPUTER SCIENCE	760	PHYSIOLOGY
202	CRIMINAL JUSTICE	780	PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
203	DANCE	790	POLITICAL SCIENCE
220	ECONOMICS	830	PSYCHOLOGY
300	EDUCATION	840	RELIGION
350	ENGLISH	860	RUSSIAN
352	ENGLISH - AMERICAN LITERATURE	890	GENERAL SCIENCE
354	ENGLISH - FILM STUDIES	910	SOCIAL WORK
360	EUROPEAN STUDIES	920	SOCIOLOGY
387	FILM STUDIES	940	SPANISH
415	FOREIGN LANGUAGES	950	SPEECH
420	FRENCH	960	STATISTICS
460	GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES	964	TEACHER PREPARATION
470	GERMAN	965	THEATER ARTS
490	GREEK	975	URBAN STUDIES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
500	HEBRAIC STUDIES	976	URBAN PLANNING
509	HISTORICAL METHODS AND SKILLS	981	VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATION AND LEADERSHIP
510	HISTORY, GENERAL	982	WALT WHITMAN STUDIES
512	HISTORY, AMERICAN	988	WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES
516	AFRICAN ASIAN LATIN AMERICAN&WORLD HIST	989	WRITING
520	HOME ECONOMICS	990	ZOOLOGY
525	HONORS PROGRAM
SCHOOL 52		SCHOOL 53
010	ACCOUNTING	010	ACCOUNTING
135	BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION	135	BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
140	BUSINESS LAW	140	BUSINESS LAW
390	FINANCE	390	FINANCE
533	HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT	620	MANAGEMENT
537	HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT	623	MANAGEMENT SCIENCE AND INFO SYSTEMS
620	MANAGEMENT	626	MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
623	MANAGEMENT SCIENCE AND INFO SYSTEMS	630	MARKETING
630	MARKETING
SCHOOL56
120	BIOLOGY
160	CHEMISTRY
163	CHILDHOOD STUDIES
202	CRIMINAL JUSTICE
350	ENGLISH
352	ENGLISH - AMERICAN LITERATURE
354	ENGLISH - FILM STUDIES
512	HISTORY, AMERICAN
606	LIBERAL STUDIES
615	LINGUISTICS
645	MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE
742	PHYSICAL THERAPY
830	PSYCHOLOGY
834	PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
842	RHETORIC
989	WRITING


 

• Course Codes

Courses coded from 100 to 299 are introductory and intermediate undergraduate courses; codes from 300 to 499 indicate advanced undergraduate courses. Courses coded from 500 to 799 are graduate courses and are described in the graduate catalogs of the university.

Two course codes separated by a comma indicate that each term course may be taken independently of the other (example: 50:160:453,454). Two course codes separated by a hyphen indicate that satisfactory completion of the first term course is a prerequisite to the second term (example: 50:750:203-204); the first term may be taken for credit without the second, except if a statement is added to indicate that both term courses must be completed in order to receive credit (example: 50:160:335-336).
 
 
 

• Other Course Notations

If the course title is followed by an (R), e.g., General Chemistry (R), the course may be repeated under the course repetition procedure described in the Academic Policies and Procedures chapter of your scool catalog.

Credits awarded for the successful completion of each course are indicated in parentheses following the course title. The notation (BA) indicates that the number of credits is determined by arrangement with the department offering the course.

The university reserves the right to augment, modify, or cancel the courses listed in the catalog, or to change degree requirements. Except for certain types of advanced courses, a course will automatically be withdrawn if fewer then ten students register for it.