A number assigned to a specific course section in the schedule of classes.

This five-digit number in the Schedule of Classes is used to identify a particular class section in a particular subject. The CRN must be listed on the registration form next to the class title.

A five-digit number used to select a specific course, lab, and/or recitation.

The five-digit number that designates a specific section (day/time/location) of a specific course. This number is used to identify and to register for a specific course section.

The unique identifier of a course section as offered in a particular term.

See CRN.

A unique code assigned to each University of Alaska course. The first numeral of a course numbered in the hundreds indicates the year in which the course is normally offered in its own department. Coursesidentified with numbers ending with -92 are seminars; ending in -93 are special topics courses; -95, special topics summer session courses; -97 indicates individual study; -98 individual research; -99 thesis. Courses with the suffix X meet specific baccalaureate core requirements. Courses with suffixes W or O meet upper-division writing intensive or oral communication intensive course requirements for the baccalaureate core.

A unique four digit sequential number assigned to each course/section listed in the timetable. It is the number used in the registration system to identify course requests and course adds, drops and grade basis changes.