Auburn course catalog
7,072 courses at Auburn University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- GDES 1110Foundation Drawing
- GDES 1210Foundation Design I
- GDES 1220Foundation Design II
- GEOG 1000Introduction to Geography
- GEOG 1010Global Geography
- GEOG 1017Honors Global Geography
- GEOG 1020Global Systems Weather/climate
- GEOG 1030Global Systems Land/water
- GEOL 1100Dynamic Earth
- GEOL 1107Honors Dynamic Earth
- GEOL 1110Earth and Life Through Time
- GEOL 1117Honors Earth and Life Through Time
- GLOB 1010Collegiate Academic Performance and Expectations
- GLOB 1020From University to Professional Life
- GLOB 1030Collegiate Academic Performance and Expectations II
- GLOB 1100Advanced Academic Writing Proficiency
- GSEI 1200Introduction to Geospatial Technology
- HDFS 1800Fundamentals in Hdfs: Building Professional Skills for Career Growth and Exploration
- HDFS 1810Introduction to the Field of Child Life
- HIST 1000Auburn in the World: Industry and Society
- HIST 1010World History I
- HIST 1017Honors World History I
- HIST 1020World History II
- HIST 1027Honors World History II
- HIST 1210Technology and Civilization I
- HIST 1217Honors Technology and Civilization I
- HIST 1220Technology and Civilization II
- HIST 1227Honors Technology and Civilization II
- HONR 1007Honors Technology and Culture I
- HONR 1017Honors Technology and Culture II
- HONR 1077Honors Freshman Exploration
- HONR 1087Honors Lyceum4 credits
- HORT 1010Introduction to Horticulture
- HOSP 1010Introduction to Hospitality Management
- HOSP 1050Food Safety and Sanitation
- HUSC 1010Introduction to Human Sciences
- HUSC 1940Study and Travel in Human Sciences: Pre-departure1 credit
- IDSC 1010Life, Career, and Everything
- INDD 1120Industrial Design in Modern Society
- INDD 1127Honors Industrial Design in Modern Society
- INDD 1310Synthesis of Drawing
- INDD 1320Prototype Fabrication
- INDD 1400Careers in Industrial Design
- INTL 1500Developing a Global Mindset in an Interconnected World
- INTL 1800Oral Proficiency in English for International Students
- INTL 1820Classroom Communication Skills for International Teaching Assistants
- INTL 1830Writing Proficiency in English for International Students
- INTL 1840Reading Skills for Esl
- JRNL 1000Foundations of Journalism
- JRNL 1100Journalism Fundamentals