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Guide to Understanding the Schedule in Banner |
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CRN |
Course Reference Number |
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Subj |
Course subject area |
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Crse |
Course Number |
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Sec |
Course section |
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CMP |
Campus location (on campus courses will have an I, online courses will have a V, and Hybrid courses will have "IH" as the campus) |
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Cred |
Credit hours |
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Title |
Course Title |
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Days |
Days the course meets (if online, there will be nothing listed here) |
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M = Monday T = Tuesday W = Wednesday R = Thursday |
F = Friday S = Saturday U = Sunday |
(If course meets multiple days in a week, several days will be listed; ex: TR = class meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays) |
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Time |
Time the course meets
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Cap |
Maximum number of seats in the course |
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Act |
Actual number of seats already taken in the course |
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Rem |
Number of seats still available in the course |
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XL Cap/Act/Rem |
Not applicable |
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Instructor |
Who will be teaching the course (TBA means the instructor will be announced at a later date) |
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Date |
Dates the course meets (or is scheduled online) |
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Location |
Where the class meets: |
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On Campus |
Class meets only on campus with no online requirements) ANS = Anselm Hall (# 22 on campus map) B = Braniff Graduate Building (#9 on campus map) C = Carpenter Hall (#1 on campus map) GL = Gorman Lecture Center (#6 on campus map) SB = Haggerty Science Building (#5 on campus map) ARTH = Haggerty Gallery / Art History (#11 on campus map) SB Hall = (#54 on Campus Map) |
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Online Asynchronous |
Class meets only online through eCollege and students are not required to be online at specific times (indicated in Banner only as Online).* |
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Online Synchronous |
Class meets only online through eCollege and students are required to be online at specific times (Indicated in Banner as online but the course will have two entries for the course details, the first entry will show TBA as the date and the second entry will show a day of the week, such as T but the location will be listed as Online)* |
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Hybrid |
Class meets both on campus and online, generally on alternating weeks (indicated in Banner just as Online Synchronous but the day of the week listing will have a classroom location listed such as B201)* |
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*You will receive log in credential one or two days before your class begins. All online units open on Wednesday at midnight and close the following Tuesday a 11:59 p.m. |
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Attribute |
Indicates part of term and other attributes of the course for internal use. |
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