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Statewide_Course_Numbering_Guide.doc 8/2018

Academic and Curriculum Support

Statewide Course Numbering System

Quick Facts

1. In 1971, the Florida Legislature charged the Department of Education with developing, coordinating, and maintaining a statewide course numbering system to facilitate transfer of

1007.24).

2. The Statewide Course Numbering System (SCNS) is part of the Office of Articulation,

Department of Education. SCNS staff consists of an administrator, assistant administrator, and professional staff members.

3. Each institution has an official contact person who ensures that submitted courses have

been approved by the institutional curriculum committees, and is responsible for communication between the institutions and SCNS.

4. Faculty discipline committees, comprised of faculty from participating institutions, meet

periodically to review course placements, taxonomies, and equivalencies.

5. Institutions recommend prefixes and numbers. The faculty discipline committee chair

reviews relevant course transmittals and assigns course prefixes and numbers.

6. Each participating institution controls the title, credit, and content of its own courses.

7. The SCNS discipline classification system categorizes courses according to content only,

regardless of the administrative units to which courses are assigned at the individual institutions.

8. There are 110 public and selected non-public participating institutions (28 public colleges

and community colleges, 12 state universities, 34 affiliated nonpublic postsecondary institutions, and 53 area career and technical education centers).

Resources

1. SCNS Website: http://scns.fldoe.org (do not need to log on to access menu/reports)

2. SCNS Handbook: http://scns.fldoe.org (click on the scrolling title under Latest News)

3. FGCU Academic Catalog: https://www2.fgcu.edu/Catalog/prereqs.asp

Statewide_Course_Numbering_Guide.doc 8/2018

Academic and Curriculum Support

Taxonomy: Organizational scheme for a subject matter area or a component of a subject matter area. It is organized as follows (going from large to small units):

Example of course identifier:

Prefix Level Century Decade Unit Lab

Code Digit Digit Digit Code

(1st digit) (2nd digit) (3rd digit) (4th digit)

SYG 1 0 1 0

Sociology,

General

Freshman

Level at this

institution

Entry-level

General

Sociology

Survey

Course

Social Prob. No lab

component in this course

1. Discipline (approximately 170): A specific area of knowledge or skills identified in the

Statewide Course Numbering System by one or more prefixes.

2. Prefix: A three-letter code used for a subject matter area or a component of a subject

matter area. A prefix can accommodate up to 1000 courses.

3. Century: A major content category within a prefix. Up to 10 centuries can be

accommodated in a prefix and up to 100 courses can be accommodated in a century.

4. Decade: A subcategory for courses within the major category called a century. Up to 10

different decades can be accommodated in a century and up to 10 different courses can be accommodated in a decade.

5. Course/Unit: Another term for a specific course as referenced in the SCNS taxonomy. The

hierarchy is as follows: discipline, prefix, century, decade and unit.

Find a Course http://scns.fldoe.org

Find an Institution (search by institution)

Find an Institution Course (search by institution, discipline, prefix, number/range, institution course title, and/or institution course description) Find a Statewide Course (search by discipline; prefix; number/range; keywords in discipline, prefix, century, or decade title; statewide course title; statewide course description)

Statewide_Course_Numbering_Guide.doc 8/2018

Academic and Curriculum Support

Reports http://scns.fldoe.org

Comparability (provides a comparison listing between two or more institutions that have the same institution course) Course Inventory (Faculty Committee) (provides a list of committee coordinators, committee members, and SCNS staff associated with a discipline) Course Inventory (Prefix and Course Range) (provides a listing of prefixes and course ranges) Course Inventory (Prefix Definition) (provides a listing of prefix definitions) Courses at Non-regionally Accredited Institutions (provides a listing of all institution courses for non-regionally accredited institution) Distribution Matrix (Community Colleges) (provides a listing of all institution courses for institutions classified as community college) Distribution Matrix (Nonpublic Institution) (provides a listing of all institution courses for institutions classified as independent profit or nonprofit) Distribution Matrix (Universities) (provides a listing of all institution courses for institutions classified as a university) Distribution Matrix (Vocational-Technical) (provides a listing of all institution courses for institutions classified as area vo-tech center) Institution Course Transactions (institution course transaction notification for range of dates) Institution Courses (provides a listing of all institution courses that are current, pending adds, and pending reclassifications)quotesdbs_dbs17.pdfusesText_23