6-6 Class Schedule Numbering
Each class is given a seven-digit number: a four-digit course number and a three-digit section number.

The first digit of the course number indicates the level of the course, 1 indicating a freshman course and 2 indicating a sophomore course. The second digit indicates the credit in semester hours. The third and fourth digits indicate the sequence of a course in a group of similar courses. For example: English 1302 is a three-hour freshman course normally taken as the second of the series of freshman writing courses.

The last three numbers in the seven-digit number refer to a specific class section of a course. These three numbers indicate the day and time the class meets. Sections are coded as follows:

FOR DAY CLASSES:
FIRST DIGIT --Days of the Week the Class Meets

DAY:
M-W-F - 1 
T-Th - 2

F - 1
Sa - 6

SECOND DIGIT -- Period or time of Class Meeting
M-W-F
7:30 - 0
8:30 - 1
9:30 - 2
10:30 - 3
11:30 - 4

12:30 - 5
1:30 - 6
2:30 - 7
3:30 - 8
3:30 - 9

T-TH
7:00 - 0
8:30 - 1
10:00 - 3
11:30 - 4		 1:00 - 4
2:30 - 5
4:00 - 6
THIRD DIGIT --Number of class sections meeting at this hour
1-9
FOR EVENING CLASSES:
FIRST DIGIT --Period or Time the Class Meets
5:00 - 8
6:00 - 9
7:00 - 0
SECOND DIGIT --Day of the Week the Class Meets orthe First Class Meeting
T - 2
F - 5
W-3
THIRD DIGIT --Number of Sections
1-9