How To Read Online Schedules

The "day" portion of the class schedule indicates a specific day or combination of days that the class meets. When a class meets daily, the class schedule will indicate a meeting date of Monday through Friday (M–F). MWF indicates a Monday/Wednesday/Friday meeting time, and TR indicates a Tuesday/Thursday class. All night courses are indicated by PM.

Subjects are listed in alphabetical order under the department and college in which they are taught. Courses appear in numerical order under each subject heading and give the course number, title, section, hours, days, buildings, room numbers, instructors (when known), and a five-digit call number to be used for Web registration. The abbreviation ARR or TBA for the time indicates the class meeting time will be arranged by the student and the instructor. The name of the instructor is tentatively assigned and may be changed without advance notice.

When taking courses that have both lecture sections (SEC) and no-credit lab sections (XCL), the student must enroll in one lab and one lecture section to receive proper credit for the course. The individual department may or may not require enrollment in discussion sections (DIS).

Labs that are grouped with specific lecture sections rather than listed at the end of the sections are to be taken with the section they immediately follow.

Activities Abbreviations

CLN–Clinic
CLR–Clerkship
DEV–Developmental
DIS–Discussion
DSR–Dissertation
ELE–Elective
ENS–Ensemble
FLD–Field experience
GTV–Group Television

IND–Independent Study
INT–Interview
LAB–Laboratory
LEC–Lecture
LLB–Combined lecture and lab
MCE–Multiple Course Entry base course
MST–Master's Thesis
PRC–Practicum
PRI–Private Lesson

RCT–Recitation
REM–Remediation
RES–Research
SEM–Seminar
SLF–Self Pace
STU–Studio
THS–Thesis
WSP–Workshop
XCL–No Credit Lab

Subject Abbreviations

AAEC–Agricultural and Applied Economics
ACCT– Accounting
ACOM–Agricultural Communications
ADM–Apparel Design and Manufacturing
ADRS–Addictive Disorders and Recovery Studies
ADV–Advertising
AERS–Aerospace Studies
AGED–Agricultural Education
AGSC–Agricultural Science
AGSM–Agricultural Systems Management
ANSC–Animal Science
ANTH–Anthropology
ARAB–Arabic
ARCH–Architecture
ART–Art
ASL–American Sign Language
ASTR–Astronomy
ATMO–Atmospheric Science
B A–Business Administration
BINF–Biological Informatics
BIOL–Biology
BLAW–Business Law
BOT–Botany
BTEC–Biotechnology
C E–Civil Engineering
C LT–Comparative Literature
C S–Computer Science
CEED–Consumer Economics and Environmental Design
CFAS–Community, Family, and Addiction Services
CH E–Chemical Engineering
CHEM–Chemistry
CHIN–Chinese
CLAS–Classics
CMLL–Classical and Modern Languages and Literatures
COIN–Cooperative Internship
COMS–Communication Studies
CTEC–Construction Engineering Technology
DAN–Dance
E E–Eletrical Engineering
E GR–Engineering Graphics
ECO–Economics
EDBL–Bilingual Education
EDCI–Educational Curriculum and Instruction
EDEC–Early Childhood Education
EDEL–Elementary Education
EDHE–Higher Education
EDIT–Educational Instructional Technology
EDLD–Educational Leadership

EDLL–Language and Literacy Education
EDSE–Secondary Education
EDSP–Special Education
EET–Electrical-Electronics Engineering Technology
EM&C–Electronic Media and Communications
ENCO–Energy Commerce
ENGL–English
ENGR–Engineering
ENTX–Environmental Toxicology
ENVE–Environmental Engineering
EPCE–Counselor Education
EPSY–Educational Psychology
ESL–English as a Second Language
ESS–Exercise and Sports Sciences
FCSE–Family and Consumer Sciences Education
FD T–Food Technology
FIN–Finance
FREN–French
G CH–Geochemistry
G PH–Geophysics
G ST–General Studies
GEOG–Geography
GEOL–Geology
GERM–German
GRK–Greek
GTEC–General Engineering Technology
HDFS–Human Development and Family Studies
HIST–History
HLTH– Health
HMGT–Heritage Management
HONS–Honors
HUM–Humanities
HUSC–Human Sciences
I B–International Business
I D–Interior Design
I E–Industrial Engineering
I S–Interdisciplinary Studies
ISQS–Information Systems and Quantitative Sciences
ITAL–Italian
JAPN–Japanese
JOUR–Journalism
LAIS–Latin American and Iberian Studies
LARC–Landscape Architecture
LAT–Latin
LAW–Law
LIBR–Library Research
LING–Linguistics
LPMD–Land-Use Planning, Management, and Design
M E–Mechanical Engineering

MATH–Mathematics
MBIO–Microbiology
MCOM–Mass Communications
MFT–Marriage and Family Therapy
MGT–Management
MILS–Military Science
MKT–Marketing
MSE–Manufacturing Systems and Engineering
MTEC–Mechanical Engineering Technology
MUAL–Music Student Teaching, All Level
MUAP–Music, Applied
MUCP–Music Composition
MUED–Music Education
MUEN–Music Ensemble
MUHL–Music History and Literature
MUMT–Music Technology
MUSI–Music
MUSM–Museum Science
MUTH–Music Theory
NHH–Natural History and Humanities
NRM–Natural Resources Management
NS–Nutritional Sciences
P R–Public Relations
PETR–Petroleum Engineering
PFP–Personal Financial Planning
PF&W–Personal Fitness and Wellness
PHIL–Philosophy
PHOT–Photocommunications
PHYS–Physics
POLS–Political Science
PORT–Portuguese
PRAG–Pragmaticism
PSS–Plant and Soil Science
PSY–Psychology
PUAD–Public Administration
RHIM–Restaurant, Hotel, and Institutional Management
RTL–Retailing
RUSN–Russian
S E–System Engineering
S W–Social Work
SLAV–Slavic
SOC–Sociology
SPAN–Spanish
STAT–Statistics
TH A–Theatre Arts
TOX–Toxicology
TURK–Turkish
VIET–Vietnamese
VPA–Visual and Performing Arts
W S–Women's Studies
XL–Stategies for Learning
ZOOL–Zoology

Building Abbreviations

AC–Athletic Training Center
AD–Administration
AE–Agricultural Education and Communications
AFS–Animal and Food Science
AG–Agriculture
AH–Architecture
AR–Livestock Arena and Meats Lab
AT–Art
BA–Business Administration
BI–Biology
CD–Child Development Lab
CE–Chemical Engineering
CH–Chemistry
CP–Computer Engineering Center
CIV–Civil Engineering
DR–Drane Hall
ED–Education
EE–Electrical Engineering
EN–English

ER–East Research Center
ESC–Exercise Sciences Center
EXS–Experimetal Sciences
FL–Foreign Language
FT–Food Technology
GO–Goddard Range and Wildlife Management
HC–Health Sciences Center
HH–Holden Hall
HS–Human Sciences
IE–Industrial Engineering
JS–Jones AT&T Stadium
LI–Library
LW–Law
MA–Mathematics
MB–Music
MC–Mass Communications
MD–Medical School
ME–Mechanical Engineering
MM–McClellan Memorial

MU–Museum
PE–Petroleum Engineering
PH–Philosophy
PS–Agricultural Plant Science
PV–Pavilion
PY–Psychology
RA–Radio Station
SC–Science
SMB–Student Media Building
SR–Student Recreation Center
SSC–Sports Studies Center
SUB–Student Union Building
TH–Thompson Hall
TS–Television Station
UT–University Theatre
WH–West Hall

OFF–CAMPUS LOCATIONS

AM
DL
EP
LB

Amarillo (HSC or TTU)
Dallas (HSC or TTU)
El Paso (HSC or TTU)
Lubbock (HSC or TTU)

AI–HSC
AP–HSC
AU–HSC
BB–HSC
BI–HSC
BR–HSC
CU–HSC
EG–HSC
MC–HSC
MI–HSC
MD–HSC
MW–HSC
NI–HSC
OD–HSC
PI–HSC
SW–HSC
TW–HSC
TY–HSC

Allied Health Internet Program
Alpine
Austin Hill Country Nursing
Big Bend
Biomedical Internet Program
Brownwood
Cuero
Eagle Pass
McCamey
Medicine Internet Program
Midland
Midwestern State University
Nursing Internet Program
Odessa
Pharmacy Internet Program
Sweetwater
Texas Women’s University
UT Tyler

AB
DE
FK
HL
JN
JT

UO
RP

TTU at Abilene
TTU–Distance/Electronic
TTU at Fredericksburg
TTU at Highland Lakes
TTU Center at Junction
TTU Center at Junction Intersession/TTU Summer I
TTU–Other Off-Site Location
TTU–Reciprocal

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