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By default, online classes are included in your search results, and they are listed with the campuses that are offering them. If you do not want online classes to be included in your search, uncheck the box to the left of Online classes in the Delivery Method section on the search page. To view all online classes (regardless of the campus offering them), click on the checkbox next to Online in the campus section of the search form. 

Click the box to the right of eCampus (eCampus students). Once this box is selected, an eCampus Program drop down menu will appear. Choose your program from the drop-down menu. All undergraduate courses are grouped under ‘Undergraduate Program’. Then proceed to enter the course information for a specific class. You can also search for all courses being offered for the specified term and program by not entering specific course information in the Class Information tab. Note: if the eCampus campus is selected, you will not be able to select additional campuses. Additionally, if a campus other than eCampus is selected, you will not be able to select eCampus.  

No. The General Education search is listed as one of many search criteria. Please consult your DARS report for the official list of courses that may apply toward the General Education requirements based on your University catalog of entry.

In the search results, click anywhere within the class section and more details are provided about the class, including the requisite information. 

In the search results, click anywhere within the class section and more details are provided about the class, including the course description. 

Yes. Perform your search, and on the resulting page, create a bookmark or add it to you favorites. The next time you go to your saved link (bookmark), the search will be re-executed and the current results will be returned. 

The general class information search page includes many search criteria, including credit hours. This search allows you to search for a fixed credit hour amount or a range (i.e., 1-4), and it will return exact matched, as well as classes with variable credit hour ranges that will accommodate your search value. 

The course name text box enables you to search by the class title. Thus, you can search for a class by its title or any portion thereof. Also, you can click within the Course Subject field, to view a complete list of course subjects.

The number of students enrolled, and the class status are updated in real-time. The rest of the class data is updated at least every 30 minutes for current and future terms. Current and future terms are defined as those semesters for which the second Friday of the semester has not passed (or the first Friday of the second summer session). Check the  for specific dates. To find the exact time the data was refreshed look just below the tabbed area of the search results. Past term information that is still available on Course Offerings is updated once per day, at approximately 6:30 a.m. 

On the search results page, click on the green arrow to scroll to the top to make changes as necessary and click search. It will refine your search with your most recent criteria selected.  

The seats that you saw available were taken by other students during the time you were reviewing the Course Offerings.

You can print directly from your browser, using the browser's print function. This will print the results as they are displayed in your browser (i.e., expanded or collapsed) and will only print what is currently being viewed (i.e., 1 to 50 of 421).

In the search results, you can click anywhere within each class section and more details are provided about the class, including the building and room where it meets. If you click on the link a map will display with a yellow arrow identifying the building. 

The instructor. In the search results, click on the instructor's name to get their contact information. If no instructor is listed, contact the department/school office. In the search results, click on the course title to view the department/school offering the course. Permission can be requested through the My OHIO Student Center. Please refer to the following link to obtain more information about the class permission process: /registrar/class-permission.  

The class has no set meeting pattern. Contact the instructor for more information. In the search results, click on the instructor's name to get their contact information. If no instructor is listed, contact the department/school office. In the search results, click on the course title to view the department/school offering the course. 

The maximum results per page is 50. Click next to view additional results.  

The status "majors only" means the remaining seats in a class are open to students only in specific majors, based on the course (i.e., a journalism class is open only to journalism students). If you have questions about whether your major qualifies, contact the department/school offering the class. In the search results, click on the course title to view the department/school offering the course.

There are several search features available. On the search page, you can search by course description (the description from the undergraduate or graduate catalog). This will search special topics, workshops, and other variable content course for the specific topic being offered. 

In the Terms and Campus screen, click beneath where it says Previous Terms and a menu will drop down with terms from previous academic years. Click on the box to the left of the desired term(s) and click search. If searching for offerings prior to academic years not showing in the drop-down menu, please refer to the Registrar dashboard in OBI.  

A "Yes" in this field indicates this course may be offered through the Office of Instructional Innovation (OII) as a print-based course. This does not mean that this particular section of the course is offered in this manner, but instead that OII might make the course available through alternative delivery means. Click the "Yes" or visitwww.ohio.edu/ecampus/print for addition information.

You can find the standard definitions for course components on the Individual Course Committee (ICC) website: /faculty-senate/committees/individual-course-committee. The document is titled Guidelines for Submission of New Course Proposals and Course Changes. The definitions will be under Appendix C of the Word document.