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Course Catalog
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The course catalog describes all of the courses that can be offered at the college. It manages basic information such as course title and credit hours, and related information such as course fees and co- or pre-requisites. The class schedule is constructed using information from the course catalog. Courses are identified by a combination of Subject and course number. The course number is typically a three-digit number, but sometimes contains an additional character to identify specific types of courses. Lab courses, for example, may have course numbers like "140L" for a lab that is taught with a "140" course. CoursesThe Course form is used to manage course records which include:
The Course form also includes pre- and co-requisite information to specify courses that need to be completed prior to enrollment in this course, or those that must be taken concurrently. Requisites are other courses in the catalog, specified by subject and course number, and must exist prior to being entered. Course FeesInformation on course fees is also part of the catalog, and is defined on the Course Fees form. Fees are specified with a Transaction code, amount, and Basis (how the total fee should be calculated). Valid basis codes on this form are (O) Per Course, and (C) Per Credit. Course fee information is used by fee assessment processes to determine what course-specific fees should be charged to students. |