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Explanation of Course Numbers

The new course coding scheme consists of the following components:

 DD NNNN SS TT GG

  • DD = Department (2 digits)

  • NNNN = Course Number (4 digits)

  • SS = Section Number (2 digits)

  • TT = Meeting Type (2 digits)

  • GG = Group (2 digits)

 Department Code and Course Number code will remain the same.

 Section Number Codes

  • Section Number Designation (01-99)

 Meeting Type Codes

  • RF – Residential Focus Session Course

  • IP – In Person Course

  • OS – Online Synchronous Course

  • OA – Online Asynchronous Course

  • HY – Hybrid Course

  • TR – Travel Course

  • IS – Independent Study

 Group Codes

  • NG – No Groups

  • HP - Hidden Parent Course (Not visible to students)

  • MC - Main Course

  • IA, IB, IC, In Person Groups of a Main Course

  • SA, SB, SC, Synchronous Online Groups of a Main Course

  • ZA, ZB, ZC, Asynchronous Online Groups of a Main Course

 All courses that were previously referred to as Lab, Precept, or Formation Group will now be referred to as Group.

Extended Session 

A separate registration for RFS extended sessions will no longer be needed! The extended session will be included in the RFS course schedule. 

Parent-Child Courses

The Parent-Child functionality in Jenzabar will allow us to create cross listed courses. Hybrid courses and RFS courses with two different extended session modalities will utilize the Parent-Child functionality. The Parent course will usually be hidden, you should only register for child versions of Parent-Child courses.