Students at Brown and the Rhode Island School of Design have historically been able to register for certain courses at the other school as part of a long-standing agreement between the two ...

A cross-listed course is the same course catalogued under two or more prefixes (also known as subject codes). Cross-listing of courses can provide faculty an opportunity to collaborate across ...

Cross-listing refers to the act of merging two or more course sections that share the same course content but are offered at different levels (UG/GR) or within different departments. Requests to cross ...

There are many different types of courses at RIT. Some are theoretical while others are hands-on. A beneficial part of hands-on classes — like those offered in RIT’s Media Arts and Technology MS ...

There are two ways that faculty may teach courses that are housed in another academic division: They may teach a cross-listed course. For example, a faculty member teaches a SOC/ATH course that draws ...

Faculty and staff, here’s something to keep in mind when talking with students about spring quarter classes: Don’t forget online courses offered by other UC campuses — courses anyone in the UC system ...

... 2.0 Academic Information & Policies 2.7 Course Registration Academic courses in the first year of the MBA Program are prescribed by the faculty. A student is ...

Offering Cross-Listed, Recommended, and Core GSWS Courses: The Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Program offers its students three types of courses, enabling them to design majors specific to ...