Reading the Online Course Schedule

CRN - Course Reference Number
The CRN column lists the four-digit course reference number (CRN), which identifies the course for online registration or when registering by mail, fax or in person. Example: CRN 8278 = SPN 111.31 (Beginning Spanish I). Click on the CRN to obtain supplemental course information.

Subj/Crse (Subject/Course): This column includes three letters that indicate the academic discipline, followed by a three-digit course number indicating the course level.
100 - 199	Lower-division undergraduate credit course
200 - 299	Lower-division undergraduate credit course
300 - 499	Upper-division undergraduate credit course; normally requires at least junior standing
500 - 599	Introductory-level graduate courses
600 - 699	All graduate programs require that at least half of the credits be at this level or above
700 - 799	Open only to students matriculated in the department's degree program
800 - 899	Post-Master's courses leading to a Certificate of Advanced Study

Sec (Section): This column lists the section number for the course. The section number corresponds with the session in which the course is held.
Section	Session	Course Start/ End Date
Start with 1 (e.g., .11, .12, .13)	I	May 20 - 31
Start with 2 (e.g., .21, .22, .23)	II	June 3 - July 3
Start with 3 (e.g., .31, .32, .33)	III	July 8 - August 10
Start with 5 (e.g., .51, .52, .53)	Special Sessions	Dates vary

Cmp (Campus): This column lists course locations (on- or off-campus).
BRO = The College at Brockport Campus		OAP = Overseas Program
METRO = The College at Brockport MetroCenter, 55 St. Paul Street, Rochester		SLN = SUNY Learning Network Online Courses
OFF = Off campus

Cred: Credit hours. Title: Title of course.

Day(s/)Time:
M = Monday		F = Friday
T = Tuesday		S = Saturday
W = Wednesday		U = Sunday
R = Thursday

Section:

CAP = Capacity = Total number of course seats

ACT = Actual course enrollment

REM = Remaining course seats

Instructor: Name of instructor. Date: Meeting dates of course.

Attributes:
General Education Designations: The General Education codes apply only to matriculated undergraduate Brockport students. Students who plan to transfer Brockport courses to another school are strongly advised to obtain written approval from that institution stipulating how the courses apply toward degree requirements.

Click on www.brockport.edu/registrar and scroll down to find links to detailed information on general education requirements for Brockport students. General Education requirements vary across SUNY colleges.

General Education Designations
A = Liberal Arts Credit		N = Natural Sciences
B = Non-liberal Arts Credit/ Professional Credit		O = Other World Civilizations
D = Diversity		P = Fine Arts with Performance
F = Fine Arts		Q = Written Communication
H = Humanities		R = Foreign Language
I = Contemporary Issues		S = Social Science
L = Natural Science with Lab		W = Perspectives on Women
M = Mathematics		Y = Oral Communication