Schedule of Classes Information

Course Descriptions | 10-Day & 20-Day Drop Courses | Class Meeting Times | Enrollment Capacity
Course Materials Fee | Updates to "Schedule of Classes" | Room Changes | Instructor Changes
Course Syllabus | Instructor Office Hours

Course Descriptions

Course descriptions are listed in the General Catalog and General Catalog Supplement. The General Catalog can be purchased at the UC Davis Bookstore or you can view it, and the General Catalog Supplement, at http://registrar.ucdavis.edu/UCDWebCatalog.

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10-Day & 20-Day Drop Courses

Fall 08: Oct 8 (10-day-drop); Oct 22 (20-day-drop)

The last day to drop courses without dean’s permission or fee is the 20th day of instruction—Oct 22, except for those courses designated by departments as 10-day-drop courses; 10-day-drop courses are designated by the ^ in the Schedule of Classes. To drop a designated 10-day-drop course after the 10th day of instruction—Oct 8 or to drop any other courses after the 20th day of instruction—Oct 22, you need to obtain the permission of your dean and pay a $3.00 fee; see Dropping Courses.

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Class Meeting Times

  • Morning classes start on the hour or half hour.
  • Afternoon and evening classes (including noon hour classes) start ten minutes after the hour or half hour.
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Enrollment Capacity

The enrollment capacity (Enrl Cap) for each section indicates the class enrollment limit as set at the time of publication.

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Course Materials Fee

Students will be charged fees in some courses for use, rental, or consumption of materials or services necessary to provide a special supplemental educational experience. For example, course materials fees may cover the purchase of chemicals and glassware for a science laboratory or art supplies for an art studio class. They might also cover film rentals, field trips, or the purchase or rental of specific equipment. Courses that have a course materials fee are noted in the Schedule of Classes.

No student will be prevented from taking a course due to inability to afford a course materials fee. Financial aid recipients who are Pell Grant eligible will be automatically exempted from paying the fee. Other students who cannot afford the fee should seek a waiver from the department offering the course before the 20th day of instruction—Oct 22.

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Updates to "Schedule of Classes"

Updates to the “Schedule of Classes” are available through the Office of the University Registrar at http://registrar.ucdavis.edu/html/students.html. These changes override information published in the quarterly Class Schedule and Registration Guide, and are available two to three weeks before the quarter begins.

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Room Changes

When a course must be relocated, a “Door Notice” will be posted outside of the classroom indicating the new location or time.

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Instructor Changes

Students should be aware that professorial assignments are subject to change. Students wishing to confirm who will be teaching specific courses should contact the department offering the course.

General Classes Information

Course Syllabus

By the end of the first week of instruction, the instructor will provide students with a course outline of the anticipated topical content of the course, amount and kind of work expected, and examination and grading procedures.

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Instructor Office Hours

By the end of the first week of instruction, instructors will make their office hours known to their students.

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Updated: April 28, 2008 12:16 PM