Section VII

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Section VII

MAJOR TITLES, ABBREVIATIONS AND COURSE NUMBERING

1. MAJOR TITLES AND ABBREVIATIONS

The following is a list of abbreviations used for categorising courses according to majors:

College of Arts and Humanities:

American Studies	AMR	Japanese	JPN
Art History	ART	Journalism	JRN
Asian Studies	ASN	Khmer	KHM
Chinese	CHN	Linguistics	LNG
Communications	COM	Philosophy	PHL
English	ENG	Religious Studies	RLG
French	FRN

College of Education:

Education

EDC

College of Law:

Law

LAW

College of Management:

Accounting	ACC	Marketing	MKT
Business Management	BUS	Organizational Development	ORG
Economics	ECN	Public Administration	PAD
Finance and Banking	FIN	Tourism	TOU
Human Resource Management	HRM

College of Public Health:

Public Health

PHE

Social Work

SWK

College of Science and Technology:

Biology	BIO	Information Technology	ITE
Chemistry	CHM	Mathematics	MTH
General Science	GSC	Physics	PHY

College of Social Sciences:

Anthropology	ANT	Political Science	POL
Development Studies	DEV	Psychology	PSY
Geography	GEO	Public Policy	PUB
History	HIS	Sociology	SOC
International Relations	INT	Women’s Studies	WMN
Peace Studies	PST

2. COURSE NUMBERING

Level 100 Courses

These courses are intended primarily for first-year students. Usually, level 100 courses do not have prerequisites unless they are part of a sequence. In addition, these courses are the first of any particular discipline.

Level 200 Courses

These courses are intended primarily for second-year students. They may or may not have a prerequisite. These courses may also be part of the core for a major.

Level 300 Courses

These courses are primarily intended for third- and fourth-year students. Where one course builds on knowledge acquired in a previous course, level 300 courses may have prerequisites. If a prerequisite is not required, these courses are taught with the assumption that the students have an educational background at least equivalent to a third-year university student.

Level 400 Courses

These courses are primarily intended for third- and fourth-year students, and are more advanced or more specialized than level 300 courses. They may have a level 300 course as a prerequisite.

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