Course Numbers Translator Starting with fall 2009 courses, Marquette University will adopt a new protocol for course numbering. Select a subject area to see old to new course numbers translations and click Go. Accounting (ACCO) Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD) Advertising & Public Relations (ADPR) Advertising (ADVE) Air Force & Aerospace Studies (AFAS) Anthropology (ANTH) Arabic (ARBC) Arts & Sciences (ARSC) Athletic Training (ATTR) Bioinformatics (BIIN) Biology (BIOL) Biomedical Engineering (BIEN) Biomedical Sciences (BISC) Broadcast & Electronic Communication (BREC) Business Administration - Executive (EXBU) Business Administration (BUAD) Business Experience Program (BUEX) Business Law (BULA) Chemistry (CHEM) Chinese (was CHIN / now CHNS) Civil & Environmental Engineering (CEEN) Classics (CLAS) Clinical Laboratory Science (CLLS) Communication (COMM) Communication Studies (CMST) Computer Engineering (COEN) Computer Science (COSC) Construction Engineering & Management (CEMA) Corporate Communication (CCOM) Counseling & Educational Psychology (COEP) Counseling (COUN) Counseling Psychology (COPS) Counselor Education & Counseling Psychology (was COEP / now CECP) Criminal Justice Administration (CJAD) Criminology & Law Studies (CRLS) Dance (DANC) Dental Biomaterials (BIMA) Dental Clinical Services (DECS) Dental Developmental Sciences (DEDS) Dental General Science (DEGD) Dental Interdisciplinary (DEIN) Dental Surgical Science (DESS) Dentistry (DENT) Dispute Resolution (DIRS) Economics (ECON) Education (EDUC) Education Policy & Leadership (EDPL) Educational Psychology (EDPS) Electrical & Computer Engineering (EECE) Electrical Engineering (ELEN) Engineering Ethics & Values (ENEV) Engineering Management (ENMA) English (ENGL) English as a Second Language (ESLP) Entrepreneurship (ENTP) Exercise Science (EXSC) Film (FILM) Finance (FINA) Fine Arts (FIAR) Foreign Language (FOLA) French (FREN) French Language Placement (XFREN) General Engineering (GEEN) German (was GERM / now GRMN) Gerontology (GERT) Graduate (GRAD) Greek (was GREE / now GREK) Health (HEAL) Health Sciences (HESC) Healthcare Technologies Management (HCTM) Hebrew (HEBR) History (HIST) Honors Program (HOPR) Human Resources (HURE) Information Technology (INTE) Interdisciplinary Environmental Ethics (INEE) Interdisciplinary Ethics (INET) Interdisciplinary Family Studies (INFS) Interdisciplinary International Affairs (INIA) Interdisciplinary Justice & Peace (INJP) Interdisciplinary PhD Program (INPR) International Business (INBU) Italian (ITAL) Italian Language Placement (XITAL) Japanese (was JAPA / now JPNS) Journalism (JOUR) Latin (was LATI / now LATN) Law (LAW) Law First Year Courses (was LAWF / now LAW) Law General Enrollment Courses (was LAWG / now LAW) Law General Enrollment Courses Continued (was LAWE / now LAW) Law Seminars (was LAWS / now LAW) Law Workshops (was LAWW / now LAW) Law Clinical Courses (was LAWC / now LAW) Law Advanced Legal Research & Miscellaneous (was LAWM / now LAW) Leadership (LEDR) Leadership Education & Development (LEAD) Management (MANA) Marketing (MARK) Mathematics (MATH) Mathematics, Statistics, & Computer Science (MSCS) Mechanical Engineering (MEEN) Military Science & Leadership (MISL) Music (MUSI) Naval Science (NASC) Non-Profit Sector (NPSE) Nursing (NURS) Operations & Supply Chain Management (OSCM) Organization & Leadership (ORLE) Performing Arts (PEAR) Philosophy (PHIL) Physical Therapy (PHTH) Physician Assistant Studies (PHAS) Physics (PHYS) Political Science (POSC) Professional Studies (PRST) Psychology (PSYC) Public Relations (PURE) Public Service (PUBS) Real Estate (REAL) Social Welfare & Justice (SOWJ) Sociology (SOCI) Spanish (SPAN) Speech Pathology & Audiology (SPPA) Theatre Arts (THAR) Theology (THEO) Transfusion Medicine (TRME) New Course Numbering at a Glance 1000-1999: Usually taken by first-year students; introductory lower-division undergraduate courses 2000-2999: Usually taken by second or third year students; lower-division undergraduate courses 3000-3999: Usually taken by third or fourth year students; upper-division undergraduate courses 4000-4999: Advanced upper-division undergraduate courses 5000-5999: Post-baccalaureate or graduate courses that are cross-listed with upper-division undergraduate courses 6000-6999: Master's level courses; open to graduate students 7000-7999: Professional level courses; open to students seeking a professional degree 8000-8999: Doctoral level courses; open to students seeking a PhD degree 9000-9999: Special needs courses (e.g., full-time equivalency courses, study abroad placeholder courses)