UNDERGRADUATE COURSE INFORMATION

Enrolment in each course is limited and in some cases the demand exceeds that limit. The University is unable to guarantee registration in any particular course and reserves the right to withdraw course offerings.

FACULTY ABBREVIATIONS

COURSE NUMBERING

SUFFIXES

GLOSSARY

BEFORE CHOOSING COURSES

A REMINDER

Some courses do not provide prerequisites for senior courses. Some honors courses are restricted to honors students.

SOME OF THE COURSES DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION MAY NOT BE OFFERED IN THE COMING YEAR

COURSES OFFERED

Actuarial Science (S)

Administrative and Commercial Studies (SS)

Anatomy and Cell Biology (S)

Anthropology (SS)

Applied Mathematics (S)

Business Administration (B)

Calculus (S)

Chemical and Biochemical Engineering (E)

Chemistry (S)

Civil and Environmental Engineering (E)

Classical Studies (A)

Communication Sciences and Disorders (H)

Comparative Literature and Culture (A)

Computer Science (S)

Dance (H)

Differential Equations (S)

Earth Sciences (S)

Economics (SS)

Education (ED)

Electrical and Computer Engineering (E)

Engineering Science (E)

English (A)

Environmental Science (S)

Epidemiology and Biostatistics (M)

Film Studies (A)

First Nations Studies (SS)

History of Science (S)

Interdisciplinary Studies

Mechanical and Materials Engineering (E)

Media & The Public Interest (IMS)

Media, Information and Technoculture (IMS)

Medical Biophysics (S)

Medical Sciences (M)

Microbiology and Immunology (S)

Music (MU)

Nursing (H)

Pathology (M)

Pharmacology and Toxicology (S)

Philosophy (A)

Physical Education (H)

Physics (S)

Physiology (S)

Planetary Science (S)

Plant Sciences (S)

Polish (A)

Political Science (SS)

Software Engineering (E)

Spanish (A)

Speech (A)

Statistical Sciences (S)

Toxicology & Pathology (S)

Visual Arts (A)

Visual Arts History (A)

Visual Arts Studio (A)

Women's Studies

Writing (A)

Zoology (S)

FACULTY ABBREVIATIONS

A	Arts
B	Business School
C	Communications and Open Learning
E	Engineering Science
ED	Education
H	Health Sciences
L	Law
M	Medicine and Dentistry
MU	Music
S	Science
SS	Social Science

COURSE NUMBERING

001-099	first-year level courses*
100-199	second- and third-year level general courses
200-299	second-year honors-level
300-399	third-year honors-level
400-499	fourth-year honors-level

^* The numbers 001-019 have been reserved for courses equivalent to pre-university introductory courses, and may be counted for credit in the student's record.

SUFFIXES

no suffix	full course not designated as an essay course
a	first term half-course
b	second term half-course
a/b	first and/or second term half-course
y	half-course offered in other than a regular session
q	quarter-course
E	essay full course
F	first term essay half-course
G	second term essay half-course
F/G	first and/or second term essay half-course
w/x	first and/or second term full course (full course offered in one term)
Z	essay half-course offered in other than a regular session

GLOSSARY

Prerequisite
A course that must be successfully completed prior to registration for credit in the desired course.
Corequisite
A course that must be taken concurrently with (or prior to registration in) the desired course.
Antirequisite
Courses that overlap sufficiently in course content that both cannot be taken for credit.
Courses
Unless otherwise noted "course", "option", or "full-course equivalent" means one full course or two half-courses.
Essay Courses
Many courses at Western have a significant writing component. To recognize student achievement, a number of such courses have been designated as essay courses and will be identified on the student's record (E essay full course; F/G/Z essay half-course). Three-year BA programs in Arts, Social Science or Kinesiology must include at least two designated essay courses, one of which must be senior (numbered 100-499). For students who declare an area of concentration in May 1995 or later, this senior essay course must be in their area of concentration. Also see AREA OF CONCENTRATION in the PROGRAMS / PROGRESSION section. These two essay courses must be completed through The University of Western Ontario or through one of its affiliated colleges. Students are encouraged to take an essay course in first year.
Principal Courses
Core subjects considered to be essential to the development of the area of specialization in an honors program. See HONORS PROGRAMS in the PROGRAMS / PROGRESSION section for details.
Subsidiary/Optional Courses
Elective or optional subjects within an honors program. See HONORS PROGRAMS in the PROGRAMS / PROGRESSION section for details.

Academic Calendar 2004(Old Programs)

UNDERGRADUATE COURSE INFORMATION

Academic Calendar 2004
(Old Programs)