The following academic abbreviations are used in this Catalog. They include the three-letter departmental abbreviations, mandated for use by all public higher education in Florida by the State Legislature.
Select a prefix to see the descriptions of the courses with that prefix.
ACG-Accounting, General
ADE-Adult Education
ADV-Advertising
AMH-American History
AML-American Literature
ANT-Anthropology
ARE-Art Education
ARH-Art History
ART-Art
AST-Astronomy
BCH-Biochemistry (Biophysics)
BCN-Building Construction
BOT-Botany
BSC-Biological Sciences
BUL-Business Law
CAP-Computer Applications
CBH-Comparative Psychology and Animal Behavior
CCJ-Criminology and Criminal Justice
CDA-Computer Design/Architecture
CEN-Computer Engineering
CGS-Computers, General Studies
CHM-Chemistry
CHS-Chemistry, Specialized
CIS-Computer Science and Information Systems
CLP-Clinical Psychology
COM-Communication
COP-Computer Programming
COT-Computing Theory
CPO-Comparative Politics
CRW-Creative Writing
DEC-Marketing and Distributive Education
DEP-Developmental Psychology
EAB-Experimental Analysis of Behavior
ECO-Economics
ECP-Economic Problems and Policy
EDA-Educational Administration
EDE-Education: Elementary
EDF-Education: Foundations and Policy Studies
EDG-Education: General
EDH-Education: Higher
EDM-Education: Middle School
EDS-Education Supervision
EEC-Education: Early Childhood
EED-Education: Emotional Disorders
EEL-Engineering: Electrical
EET-Electronic Engineering Technology
EEX-Education: Exceptional Child-Core Competencies
EGI-Education: Gifted
EGM-Engineering Science
EGS-Engineering: Support
EIA-Education: Industrial Arts
ELD-Education: Specific Learning Disabilities
EME-Education: Technology & Media
EMR-Education: Mental Retardation
ENC-English Composition
ENG-English-General
ENL-English Literature
ENS-English for Non-Native Speakers
ESE-Education: Secondary
EST-Electronic Specialty Technology
ETD-Engineering Technology: Drafting
ETI-Engineering Technology: Industrial
ETM-Engineering Technology: Mechanical
EUH-European History
EVS-Environmental Science
EVT-Education: Vocational/Technical
EXP-Experimental Psychology
FAS-Fishery & Aquacultural Science
FIL-Film
FIN-Finance
FRE-French Language
FRW-French Literature (Writings)
GEA-Geography: Regional Areas
GEB-General Business
GEO-Geography: Systematic
GER-German
GRE-Classical Greek (Language Study)
GRW-Classical Greek Literature (Writings)
HIS-General History & Historiography
HLP-Health, Leisure, and Physical Education
HSA-Health Services Administration
HSC-Health Sciences
HUM-Humanities
INP-Industrial and Applied Psychology
INR-International Relations
ISC-Interdisciplinary Sciences
ISM-Information Systems Management
JOU-Journalism
JPN-Japanese Language
LAE-Language Arts and English Education
LAH-Latin American History
LEI-Leisure
LIN-Linguistics
LIS-Library Science
LIT-Literature
MAA-Mathematics-Analysis
MAC-Mathematics-Calculus and Precalculus
MAD-Mathematics-Discrete
MAE-Mathematics Education
MAN-Management
MAP-Mathematics-Applied
MAR-Marketing
MAS-Mathematics-Algebraic Structures
MAT-Mathematics
MCB-Microbiology
MGF-Finite Math
MHF-Mathematics-History and Foundations
MIS-Military Science
MKA-Marketing Applications
MLS-Medical Laboratory Science
MMC-Mass Media Communication
MTG-Mathematics-Topology and Geometry
MUE-Music Education
MUG-Music: Conducting
MUH-Music: History/Musicology
MUN-Music Ensembles
MUT-Music: Theory
MVB-Applied Music: Brasses
MVK-Applied Music: Keyboard
MVP-Applied Music: Percussion
MVS-Applied Music: Strings
MVV-Applied Music: Voice
MVW-Applied Music: Woodwinds
NGR-Nursing, Graduate
NUR-Nursing, Generic Undergraduate
OCE-General Oceanography
PAD-Public Administration
PCB-Process Biology (Cell//Molecular/Econogy/Genetics/Physiology)
PCO-Psychology for Counseling
PEL-Physical Education Activities (General)-Object Centered, Land
PEM-Physical Education Activities (General)-Performance Centered, Land
PEN-Physical Education Activities (General)-Water, Snow, Ice
PEO-Physical Education Activities (Professional)-Object Centered, Land
PEP-Physical Education Activities (Professional)-Performance Centered, Land
PEQ-Physical Education Activities (Professional)-Water, Snow, Ice
PET-Physical Education Theory
PGY-Photography
PHH-Philosophy, History of
PHI-Philosophy
PHM-Philosophy of Man and Society
PHP-Philosophers and Schools
PHY-Physics
PHZ-Physics (Continued)
PLA-Paralegal/Legal Assistant/Legal Administration
POS-Political Science
POT-Political Theory
PPE-Personality
PSB-Psychobiology
PSY-Psychology
PUP-Public Policy
PUR-Public Relations
QMB-Quantitative Methods in Business
RED-Reading Education
REE-Real Estate
REL-Religion
RMI-Risk Management & Insurance
RTV-Radio-Television
RUS-Russian Language
SCE-Science Education
SDS-Student Development Services
SLS-Student Life Skills (Learning)
SOP-Social Psychology
SOW-Social Work
SPC-Speech Communication
SPN-Spanish Language
SPS-School Psychology
SPW-Spanish Literature (Writings)
SSE-Social Studies Education
STA-Statistics
SYA-Sociological Analysis
SYD-Sociology of Demography/Area Studies/Sociological Minorities
SYG-Sociology, General
SYO-Social Organizations
SYP-Social Processes
TAX-Taxation
THE-Theatre Studies and General Resources
TPA-Theatre Production and Administration
TPP-Theatre Performance and Performance Training
URP-Urban and Regional Planning
WOH-World History
ZOO-Zoology
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September 20, 1996