Overview
A course attribute is a designation that helps categorize a course for a specific purpose. For example, a course attribute may indicate whether a course fulfills particular program or graduation requirements or highlights specific course characterisitics such as format or the inclusion of special components (e.g., lab, writing-intensive). Course attributes also assist both students and advisors with identifying courses that meet certain academic requirements.
Common Course Attributes
- Textbook and Course Cost Attributes
- ZLCM- $40 or Under Required Textbook Cost
- ZNCM- $0 in Required Textbook Costs
- Institutional Core Competencies (IC)
- ICAT – IC Analytical Thinking
- ICCI – IC Creativity & Innovation
- ICCO – IC Communication
- ICCT – IC Critical Thinking
- ICLC – IC Leadership & Collaboration
- ICSR – IC Social Awareness & Response
- Core Area Requirements
- GE1E – Core Area I English
- GE1M – Core Area I Math
- GE2A – Core Area II Lecture
- GE2B – Core Area II Lab
- GE2C – Core Area II Lecture & Lab
- GE4H – Core Area IV Humanities
- GE4W – Core Area IV World Language
- GEN1- Core Area I
- GEN2 – Core Area II
- GEN3 – Core Area III
- GEN4 – Core Area IV
- GEN5 – Core Area V
- High Impact Practices (HIP)
- ZHIR – High Impact Practice Course
- ZCAP – HIP Capstone
- ZSLP – HIP Service Learning
- ZURP – HIP Undergraduate Research
- ZWIP – HIP Writing-Intensive
- ZWLP – HIP Work-Based Learning
- ZFYP – HIP First-Year Experience
