The schedule includes all Arts & Sciences and Engineering Courses expected to be offered in the first term and is based upon information received from the departments through March.  Additions, deletions, or changes can be found at www.jhu.edu/registrar.

1. The course number includes both a departmental and course indicator.  The number preceding the decimal identifies the department offering the course:

ZANVYL KRIEGER SCHOOL OF ARTS & SCIENCES

Africana Studies	362
Anthropology	070
Art	371
Behavioral Biology	290
Biology	020
Biophysics	250
Chemistry	030
Classics	040
Cognitive Science	050
Earth & Planetary Science	270
Economics	180
English	060
Film and Media Studies	061
German & Romance Languages & Lit.	210-215
History	100
History of Art	010
History of Science and Technology	140
Humanities Center	300
Interdepartmental	360
Language Teaching Center
Arabic	375
Chinese	373
E.S.L.	370
Hindi	381
Japanese	378
African Languages	379
Korean	380
Persian	382
Russian	377
Sanskrit	383
Latin American Studies	361
Mathematics	110
Military Science	374
Museum & Society Programs	389
Music	376
Near Eastern Studies	130
Neuroscience	080
Philosophy	150
Physics & Astronomy	170
Political Science	190
Psychological & Brain Sciences	200
Public Health Studies	280
Public Policy	195
Sociology	230
Theatre Arts and Studies	225
Writing Seminars	220

GWC WHITING SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

Applied Math & Statistics	550
Biomedical Engineering	580
Chemical & Biomolecular Eng.	540
Civil Engineering	560
Computer Science	600
Entrepreneurship & Mgmt.	660
Electrical & Computer Engr.	520
General Engineering	500
Geography & Environ. Engr.	570
Information Security Institute	650
Materials Science & Engr.	510
Mechanical Engineering	530
Professional Communication	661

The number following the decimal identifies the specific course and has the following significance:

Undergraduate Level courses
100-299	Lower division courses
300-499	Upper division courses
500-599	Independent study, Internships or research type courses

Graduate Level courses
600-799	Courses normally offered for advanced degree programs. Open to undergraduate students only with permission of the instructor.
800-849	Graduate level independent study, dissertation, and research courses.

2. The code letter in parenthesis following each 100-499 course number identifies the broad area of study for the fulfillment of undergraduate distribution requirements

E—Engineering Science

H—Humanistic Studies

N—Natural Science

Q—Quantitative Studies

S—Social and Behavioral Sciences

W—Writing Intensive

3. The number in parentheses after each 100-499 course title indicates the undergraduate course credit for the term. Independent Study credits vary and are assigned by the faculty sponsor at the time of grading. Graduate level courses do not carry credits; therefore none are shown for courses ending in 600-849.

4. The instructor's name is indicated in italics following the course title and credits.

5. Prerequisites are usually listed in the schedule. It is best however, to check the AS/EN catalog for a more complete statement of any prerequisite requirements.

6. Meeting times are indicated whenever they are known. All classes meet for 50 minutes unless otherwise stated. TBA means the time of the course will be announced later. If the time does not appear before the first day of classes, please check with the department.

7. Classroom assignments are not made until just before the term begins. Please check the Registrar's home page at http://www.jhu.edu/registrar/schedule.html and click on 'Room Schedule' to see a complete listing.

BE SURE TO CONSULT THE UNDERGRADUATE MANUAL FOR REQUIREMENTS & LIMITATIONS.

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