Abbreviations
Course Section Number Key
If a course section number contains one or more letters, the following definitions apply:
A 1st and 3rd quarter sections; Summer Session I
B 2nd and 4th quarter sections; Summer Session II
C Cohort Section - Restricted to students belonging to a specific cohort with courses taught at BSC's main campus. Contact department for more information.
D Interactive Video Conferencing Section - Synchronous-2-Way Interactive Audio/Video section. Additional fee required.
F Off-Campus Section - Lecture-based course held off-campus or offered through off- campus programs.
G Grant Section - Offered in cooperation with the Grants and Sponsored Projects office. Contact Off-Campus Programs at 508.531.6011 or offcampus@bridgew.edu.
H Honors Section - Primarily offered to students enrolled in the Commonwealth Honors Program. See Honors Program.
J Study Abroad or Out of State - Study tours or courses offered through Bridgewater State College in foreign countries or out of state. See International Programs.
P Off-Campus Program Cohort Section - Registration requires consent of Off-Campus Programs. Restricted to students enrolled in a specific off-campus cohort. Contact Off-Campus Programs at 508.531.6011 or offcampus@bridgew.edu.
R Restricted Section - Registration is restricted. Contact sponsoring department for details.
T Reserved Section - Requires consent of Academic Achievement Center.
V Video/DVD Section - Offered through prerecorded programs on videotape or DVD. Supplemental class meetings on campus may be required. Additional fee required.
W Web Section - Internet courses offered exclusively over the World Wide Web.
X Web-Hybrid Section - Fifty to seventy-five percent of the course is web-based and remaining content requires in-person class meetings. (From 8 to 19 hours)
Y Web-Based with some Lecture Section - Internet courses where 80 percent or more is conducted over the World Wide Web.
Supplemental class meetings on campus are required. (No more than 8 hours)
Z Intersession Section - Held between semesters or sessions.
Guide to Abbreviations
Classroom Key
ART = Art Building
ATL = Attleboro Site
ATC = Adrian Tinsley
BDN = Boyden Hall
BUR = Burnell Hall
FLD = Outdoor Athletic Fields
HNT = Hunt Hall
HRG = Harrington Hall
HRT = Hart Hall
KLY = Kelly Gymnasium
LIB = Maxwell Library
MKC = Moakley Center
RCC = Rondileau Campus Center
SCI = Conant Science Building
TIL = Tillinghast Hall
WEB = Web only
ATTLEB = Attleboro Site
BDNAUD = Boyden Auditorium, Ground Floor
BURLIB = Burnell Library
FLDBBL = Alumni Baseball Field
FLDSBL = Alumni Softball Field
FLDSCR = Soccer Field
FLDTRK = Swenson Track
KLYLG` = Kelly Gymnasium Large Gym
KLYSG = Kelly Gymnasium Small Gym
KLYPOL = Kelly Gymnasium Pool
LIBLEC = Library Lecture Hall, Ground Floor
OFFCMP = Off Campus Site
SCILEC = Science Lecture Hall, First Floor
Scheduling Key
TBA = To be announced
M = Monday
T = Tuesday
W = Wednesday
R = Thursday
F = Friday
S = Saturday
U = Sunday
MWF = Monday, Wednesday, Friday sequence
MW = Monday, Wednesday sequence
TR = Tuesday, Thursday sequence
Course Prefix Key
Accounting and Finance.............................ACFI
Anthropology.......................................ANTH
Arabic.............................................LAAR
Art................................................ARTH, ARTS
Athletic Training..................................ATTR
Aviation Science...................................AVSC
Biology............................................BIOE, BIOF, BIOL
Business ..........................................ACFI, MGMT
Cape Verdean Creole................................LACV
Chemistry..........................................CHEM
Chinese............................................LACH
Coaching...........................................PHED
Communications.....................................COMM
Communication Disorders............................COMD
Computer Science...................................COMF, COMP
Counseling (see also CNSA, CNMH, CNSC).............CNGC
Criminal Justice...................................CRJU
Dance..............................................DANC, DANP
Early Childhood....................................ECED, ECPK
Earth Sciences.....................................GEOL
Economics..........................................ECON
Education (Master's Core) .........................EDMC
Education (PreK-12, Middle School,
High School)(see also HSED, MSED)..................EDHM
Educational Leadership.............................EDLE
Elementary Education...............................ELED
English ...........................................ENGL
English as a Second Language ......................ENSL
Exercise Physiology ...............................PHED
Exercise Science/Health Fitness ...................PHED
Finance ...........................................ACFI
Foreign Languages .................................LANG
(also see individual language)
French.............................................LAFR
Freshman Skills....................................FRSK
General Counseling.................................CNGC
(see also CNSA, CNMH, CNSC)
General Science....................................GSCI
Geography..........................................GEOG
German.............................................LAGE
Graduate Program Planning .........................GRPP
Health.............................................HEAL
High School (Secondary Education)..................EDHM, HSED
History............................................HIST
Information Systems................................COMP, MGMT
Instructional Technology...........................INST
Interdisciplinary..................................INTD, NSCI, WMST
Italian............................................LAIT
Japanese...........................................LAJA
Latin..............................................LALT
Library............................................LIBR
Management.........................................MGMT
Marketing..........................................MGMT
Mathematics........................................MATH, MATC
Media .............................................MEDI
Mental Health Counseling ..........................CNMH
(see also CNGC) Middle School Education
MSED, EDHM Motor Development Therapy/Adapted
Physical Education.................................PHED
Music .............................................MUSC
Natural Sciences...................................NSCI
(see also Interdisciplinary)
Nutrition..........................................NUTR
Philosophy.........................................PHIL
Physical Education.................................PHED
Physical Education/Teacher Licensure...............PHED
Physical Geography.................................GEOG
Physical Science...................................PHSC
Physics............................................PHYS
Political Science..................................POLI
Portuguese.........................................LAPO
Psychology.........................................PSYC
Reading............................................READ
Recreation.........................................RECR
Russian ...........................................LARU
School Administration .............................EDLE
School Counseling .................................CNSC
(see also CNGC)
Secondary Education................................HSED, EDHM, MSED
Social Work........................................SCWK
Sociology..........................................SOCI
Spanish............................................LASP
Special Education..................................SPED
Speech Communication...............................COMM
Student Affairs Counseling.........................CNSA
(see also CNGC) Theater and Dance..................THEA
Swahili............................................LASW
Teaching English as a Second Language..............TESL
Women's and Gender Studies.........................WMST
(see also Interdisciplinary)