Schedule of Classes Data Form

SUBJECT, CATALOG NUMBER AND SECTION: Enter the 4 letter subject code, 3-digit catalog number, and section number.
CREDIT HOURS: Enter the minimum and maximum credit hours in the appropriate columns.
PRINT IN SCHEDULE: Enter an “N” if you do not want the class to print in the schedule of courses or on the web.
CANCELED CLASS: If you are canceling a class, enter yes in this column. If you have any instructions for processing the students enrolled in the class, such as moving their enrollments to another section, please indicate that in the area below.
INSTRUCTOR SSN OR EMPLID: Enter the instructor’s social security number or PeopleSoft assigned id number. We cannot enter an instructor based only on the name – we must have one of these identifying numbers. Enter the instructor last name in the next column.
DAYS: Use the following codes – M-Monday; T-Tuesday; W-Wednesday; Th-Thursday; F-Friday; S-Saturday; U-Sunday; TBA-To be arranged.
START TIME AND STOP TIMES: Enter the start and stop times of the course. Military time should be used for courses taught at or after 1:00 p.m.  For example, 1:00 pm, should be listed as 1300, 2:00 pm as 1400, etc.
FACILITY BLDG/ROOM: If you are “pre-assigning” a room, enter the building abbreviation from the list on the back of the schedule of courses,
followed by the room number. If you want Schedule 25 to assign a room, leave this blank.
FACILITY TYPE: For any class without a pre-assignment that needs a room assigned by SCHEDULE 25, enter the requirements from this list:
1 – Classroom (seating, chalkboard, screen)
2 - Classroom (moveable chairs, chalkboard, screen)
3 - Classroom/Seminar (table with chairs round, chalkboard, screen)
4 - Classroom (table and chairs, chalkboard, screen)
5 - Classroom (TV monitor, VCR, chalkboard, screen)
6 - Classroom (Ethernet, chalkboard, screen)
7 - Classroom (Ethernet, projection system, chalkboard, screen)
8 - Classroom (Ethernet, computer, projection system, chalkboard, screen)
9 - Classroom (Full media – Ethernet, computer, projection system, visualizer)

NOTE DESCRIPTION
1   This section requires field work.
2   This is a weekend class taught at Shelby Campus.
3   This is a weekend class taught on Belknap Campus
6   You must be accepted into teacher education to take this class.
7   This section requires the use of a computer.
8   This section meets at Shelby Campus.
9   This section meets at Ft. Knox.
10  This section meets off-campus.
13  The credit hours have been changed for this section.
29  This section is restricted to majors only.
30  This section may open later.
33  The section above meets at Humana Gym, located in the University Park Apartment complex.
37  This section has been cancelled.
38  This section is restricted to students eligible for the Honors Program. Please call Honors at 852-6293.
39  This course is offered as part of the Kentucky Virtual University program.
40  This course does not follow regular semester dates.
41  The section above is part of the Overseas Program.
42  This section requires travel out of the country.
43  An additional course fee of $12.50 is charged for the section above.
44  An additional $17.50 course fee is charged for the section above.
45  An additional $25.00 course fee is charged for the section above.
46  An additional $95.00 course fee is to be paid directly to Kentucky Diving Headquarters.
47  There is a course fee for the course above equal to 1 credit hour of the graduate resident rate.
48  There is a $35.00 course fee for the section above.
52  CLOSED BUSINESS CLASSES: Students may petition during certain dates of registration.
61  This class listed above has two components that meet at 2 different times. Select one of the sections with a letter.
64  These classes are being offered through the Pathways to Success program at U of L.
66  Restricted to students admitted to the A&S high school cooperative program.
68  All 500 and 600 level Business courses are restricted to students admitted to Graduate CBPA students.
74  This course is restricted to students admitted to the Masters of Accountancy program.
75  The section above is restricted to students enrolled by special placement.
76  The section above is recommended only for majors in elementary or middle school education.
79  The section above is restricted to students in the Metropolitan College Program.
81  The Art course above requires permission from the department. Please go to Art webpage listed.
85  Students are responsible for checking for any pre-requisites for a course. Please check catalog.
88  This section requires permission from the instructor.
89  This class requires permission from the dean or director of the program offering the course.
90  This section requires permission from the department.
92  This section is restricted to students admitted to the College of Business and charged an additional $10 fee.
93  This section is restricted to students admitted to the Graduate College of Business and charged an addt'l $100 fee.
96  This section is restricted to students admitted to the School of Nursing.
97  This section is restricted to students admitted to the College of Education and Human Development.
98  This section is restricted to students admitted to the School of Music.
99  This section is restricted to students admitted to the J.B. Speed School of Engineering
100 This section is restricted to students admitted to Kent School of Social Work.
101 This section is restricted to Graduate students.
102 This section is restricted to Seniors.
103 This course is restricted to PHCI or PHDA majors.
105 This class is restricted and requires permission from the CBPA Co-op office.
106 Courses offered in this department are restricted to Graduate students only.
107 For the section above, you must contact a Biology faculty member to make arrangements.
108 PSYC 316-317 will no longer be offered and have been replaced by PSYC 301-302.
111 Courses for this department are now offered under Leadership, Foundations, and Human Resource Education.
112 Register for this section if you are an undergraduate student.
113 Register for this section if you are a graduate student.
114 The section above is restricted to students in the REACH Supplemented Study Program.
115 This section is restricted to students admitted to the Phd Program in Social Work.
117 The section above is restricted to Justice Administration majors only.
119 Students who enroll in this section will need to sign an attendance contract on the first day of class.
120 The section above is restricted to non-music majors only.
122 The section above is not available to Advance Standing Kent School students in the 30 hour program.
123 The section above is restricted to Cabinet for Health and Family Services employees.
124 The above course counts as an elective.
126 Prefixes for EDEM, EDSD and EDTL have been changed to EDAP and EDTP.
127 This section is taught over television and will be charged at 130% of graduate resident rate.
128 This section is taught over television and will be charged at 130% of undergraduate resident rate.
129 The section above is delivered online over the Internet and you will be charged 130% of graduate resident rate.
130 The section above is delivered over the Internet and you will be charged 130% of undergraduate resident rate.
131 Restricted to PHCI or PHDA majors in the School of Public Health or Math majors.
132 Restricted to Math majors in Graduate School only.
133 The section above is restricted to Management majors only.
134 If this course is closed, you may request to be put on a waitlist for this course.
135 There is a course fee for the course above equal to 2 credit hours of graduate resident rate.
136 The course above is restricted to students enrolled in the College of Business and Public Administration.
137 All courses offered in the Masters of Business Administration Program are charged an additional $10 course fee.
139 The section above is restricted to EE MEng majors only.
140 The section above is restricted to EE, BEE, and EE MEng majors.

SPECIAL DATES (STOP AND START): Enter the start and stop dates for each meeting pattern that does not follow the regular semester dates.
SPECIAL TOPIC TITLE: Enter a 30-character topic title for special topic courses. Some courses may have stored special titles. In that case, use the TOPIC ID from the course catalog. Contact the Registrar’s Office for a list of the topics.