Key to Symbols, Abbreviations and Definitions
| EAC | East Academic Complex |
| LIB | Leo F. Cain Library |
| FH | Field House |
| GYM | Gymnasium |
| HC | Hughes Education and Athletic Center |
| LCH | LaCorte Hall |
| LUSU | Loker University Student Union |
| NSM | Natural Sciences and Mathematics |
| SAC | South Academic Complex, Buildings 1, 2, 3 |
| SBS | Social and Behavioral Sciences |
| SCC | Small College Complex |
| SH | Student Housing |
| SHC | Student Health Center |
| COE | School of Education (formerly College of Education) |
| TBA | To Be Announced |
| UT | University Theatre |
| WH | Welch Hall |
| Mo | Monday |
| MoWe | Monday/Wednesday |
| MoWeFr | Monday/Wednesday/Friday |
| Tu | Tuesday |
| TBA | To Be Announced |
| TuTh | Tuesday/Thursday |
| We | Wednesday |
| Th | Thursday |
| Fr | Friday |
| Sa | Saturday |
| Su | Sunday |
| SaSu | Saturday/Sunday |
Footnote Definitions
If a class has a footnote(s) placed on it, they are found on the section details as Course Attributes on MyCSUDH. Click to view footnote definitions.
Internet Class
An internet class is a class that is offered online. They can be identified by their section number, which begins with a 4 and by their location, which is Internet.
Prerequisites
Consult the course description in the current University Catalog for course prerequisite(s). If a class requires a prerequisite it will also be noted on the section details as a Course Attribute on MyCSUDH.
Co-requisites or Co-req
Co-requisite courses require enrollment in both the lecture section and associated activity, lab, production, clinical, or supervision component/production of the course or, in some cases, enrollment in another course. The system prompts you enrollment in the co-req class when one is required. If a specific co-req is listed in the section details as Class Notes on MyCSUDH, the student must enroll in that specific co-req section. Refer to the course description in the current University Catalog for co-requisite(s).
Hybrid Class
A Hybrid class integrates online with traditional face to face activities in a planned, pedagogically viable manner. A minimum of one third and a maximum of two thirds of the class is taught online. There are three types of hybrid class combinations: face to face with online, face-to-face with off-campus, and face-to-face with televised. Hybrid classes can be identified by their section number, which begins with a 3 and by the footnote 28.