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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
COURSE CODING AND NUMBERING SYSTEM*
A four-digit numbering system is used to identify courses.
The first digit designates the level of the course.
1 = Freshman
2 = Sophomore
3 = Junior
4 = Senior
The second digit designates the number of credit hours the
course offers. The third and fourth digits are specific course
identification numbers used for each department's course listing.
To illustrate this system, consider a course numbered 3312;
this means the course is of junior level, worth 3 credit hours,
and is a course identified by the number "12". The Foundations
for Excellence course (FOUN 10.500/10.501) is designated as
a freshman level course worth 0.5 credit hours and is identified
by the number "00" in the fall and "01" in the spring.
The three figures in parentheses after the number of each
course indicate the number of credit hours for the course,
the number of lecture hours each week, and the number of laboratory
or activity hours each week, respectively. Example: (3-2-2)
means 3 credit hours, 2 lecture hours, and 2 lab hours.
Cross-listed courses in other departments are listed in parentheses
following the course title. Semester and/or years that courses
are offered follow the course descriptions and are subject
to change. Check with the specific department for changes.
Certain departments of the University offer learning opportunities
on an individual-student basis. These courses require approval
of the department and are restricted to juniors and seniors.
3194-3694
 Selected
Topics
4194-4694 Selected
Topics
Organized classes
for specific program needs and student interest. Limited offering
basis. May be repeated for credit when topic changes.
Prerequisite: Instructor approval.
4190-4690
Research
Problems
The student
will conduct an independent research project; selection of
the project will be determined by student interest and instructor
approval.
Prerequisites: Senior standing, a minimum G.P.A. of 2.5,
and majoring in the field of study.
Experimental
courses may also be designed with a "9" as the third digit.
These courses may be offered three times before they must
be reviewed as a regular departmental offering.
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COMMON COURSE
NUMBER INDEX
Dallas
Baptist University is a participant
in the Texas Common Course Numbering System that was designed
to facilitate the transfer of lower-division academic courses
between colleges and universities in Texas . Each Dallas Baptist
University course listed below has been determined to be substantially
equivalent to the common course shown beside it.
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DBU
COURSE
NUMBER |
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| ACCT
2301 |
ACCT
2301 |
FREN
2302 |
FREN
2312 |
| ACCT
2302 |
ACCT
2302 |
GEOL
1301 |
GEOL
1403 |
| ART
1301 |
ARTS
1311 |
HIST
1301 |
HIST
1301 |
| ART
1302 |
ARTS
1312 |
HIST
1302 |
HIST
1302 |
| ART
1303 |
ARTS
1316 |
HIST
2301 |
HIST
2321 |
| ART
1306 |
HUMA
1315 |
HIST
2302 |
HIST
2322 |
| ART
2303 |
ARTS
1317 |
MATH
1303 |
MATH
1314 |
| ART
2310 |
ARTS
2316 |
MATH
1304 |
MATH
1316 |
| ART
2311 |
ARTS
2326 |
MATH
1307 |
MATH
1324 |
| ART
2312 |
ARTS
2346 |
MATH
1308 |
MATH
1325 |
| ART
2314 |
ARTS
2356 |
MATH
1405 |
MATH
2413 |
| ART
2319 |
ARTS
1303 |
MATH
1406 |
MATH
2414 |
| ART
2320 |
ARTS
1304 |
MATH
2301 |
MATH
1342 |
| BIOL
2405 |
BIOL
2401 |
MATH
2309 |
MATH
2318 |
| BIOL
2406 |
BIOL
2402 |
MATH
2407 |
MATH
2415 |
| CHEM
1401 |
CHEM
1411 |
MUSI
1111 |
MUSI
1116 |
| CHEM
1402 |
CHEM
1412 |
MUSI
1112 |
MUSI
1117 |
| CHIN
1401 |
CHIN
1411 |
MUSI
1311 |
MUSI
1311 |
| CHIN
1402 |
CHIN
1412 |
MUSI
1312 |
MUSI
1312 |
| CHIN
2301 |
CHIN
2311 |
MUSI
2111 |
MUSI
2116 |
| CHIN
2302 |
CHIN
2312 |
MUSI
2112 |
MUSI
2117 |
| COMA
1302 |
SPCH
1311 |
MUSI
2311 |
MUSI
2311 |
| COMA
2301 |
COMM
1307 |
MUSI
2312 |
MUSI
2312 |
| COMA
2302 |
SPCH
1342 |
PHIL
2301 |
PHIL
1301 |
| COMA
2305 |
SPCH
1318 |
PHIL
2302 |
PHIL
2303 |
| COMA
2314 |
COMM
1318 |
PHSC
1401 |
PHYS
1415 |
| CRJS
1301 |
CRIJ
1307 |
PHSC
1402 |
PHYS
1417 |
| CRJS
1302 |
CRIJ
1301 |
PHYS
1401 |
PHYS
1401 |
| CRJS
1310 |
CRIJ
2328 |
PHYS
1402 |
PHYS
1402 |
| CRJS
1311 |
CRIJ
2323 |
POLS
2301 |
GOVT
2305 |
| CRJS
2304 |
CRIJ
1310 |
POLS
2302 |
GOVT
2306 |
| CRJS
2305 |
CRIJ
1306 |
PSYC
1301 |
PSYC
2301 |
| CRJS
2308 |
CRIJ
2314 |
PSYC
2301 |
PSYC
2317 |
| ECON
2301 |
ECON
2301 |
SOCI
1301 |
SOCI
1301 |
| ECON
2302 |
ECON
2302 |
SOCI
1302 |
SOCI
1306 |
| ENGL
1301 |
ENGL
1301 |
SOCI
2302 |
SOCW
2361 |
| ENGL
1302 |
ENGL
1302 |
SOCI
2304 |
SOCI
2301 |
| ENGL
2301 |
ENGL
2332 |
SPAN
1401 |
SPAN
1411 |
| ENGL
2302 |
ENGL
2333 |
SPAN
1402 |
SPAN
1412 |
| FREN
1401 |
FREN
1411 |
SPAN
2301 |
SPAN
2311 |
| FREN
1402 |
FREN
1412 |
SPAN
2302 |
SPAN
2312 |
| FREN
2301 |
FREN
2311 |
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