Departmental Priority Partitions
The classroom scheduling program uses a listing of preferred teaching locations that are attached to each of the Universities curricula. Departments may assign up to four levels of priority locations represented by the various campus partitions.
The purpose of this webpage is to provide feedback to departments regarding their assigned priority partitions. From the list of Schools, Colleges, and Programs below, select the department/curriculum to view its current priority partition assignments. Adjustments to these priority assignments may be made by contacting the Office of the University Registrar – Time Schedule and Room Assignments office.
Please Note: Schedule 25 will not assign courses to rooms not represented by one of the partitions in the priority partition list.
Example: To have all classes in DENNY HALL, Denny Hall should be listed as the #1 priority location. If Denny Hall is an acceptable place but only as a last resort, it should be placed at the fourth level of priority. If Denny Hall is totally unacceptable and it would be preferable to never be placed in Denny Hall, leave it off of the priority partitions entirely.
Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Programs
- Program on the Environment (ENVIR)
- Quantitative Science (Fisheries and Forest Resources) (Q SCI) is listed under Interschool and Intercollege Programs
Colleges and Programs
College of Arts and Sciences
American Ethnic Studies
- Afro-American Studies (AFRAM)
- American Ethnic Studies (AES)
- Asian-American Studies (AAS)
- Chicano Studies (CHSTU)
- American Indian Studies (AIS)
Anthropology
Applied Mathematics
Art
Asian Languages and Literature
- Altai (ALTAI)
- Asian Languages and Literature (ASIAN)
- Bengali (BENG)
- Chinese (CHIN)
- Hindi (HINDI)
- Indian (INDN)
- Indonesian (INDON)
- Japanese (JAPAN)
- Korean (KOREAN)
- Sanskrit (SNKRT)
- Tagalog (TAGLG)
- Tamil (TAMIL)
- Thai (THAI)
- Tibetan (TIB)
- Vietnamese (VIET)
Astronomy (ASTR)
Atmospheric Sciences (ATM S)
Biology (BIOL)
Botany (BOTANY)
Center for Statistics and Social Sciences (CS&SS)
Chemistry (CHEM)
Classics
- Classical Archaeology (CL AR)
- Classical Linguistics (CL LI)
- Classics (CLAS)
- Greek (GREEK)
- Latin (LATIN)
Communications (COM)
Comparative History of Ideas (CHID)
Comparative Literature (C LIT)
Dance (DANCE)
Drama (DRAMA)
Earth and Space Sciences (ESS)
Economics (ECON)
English (ENGL)
General Studies (GEN ST)
Genetics (GENET)
Geography (GEOG)
Germanics (GERMAN)
History
- Ancient and Medieval History (HSTAM)
- History (HIST)
- History of Asia (HSTAS)
- History of the Americas (HSTAA)
- History of Modern Europe (HSTEU)
Honors (H A&S)
Humanities, Center for the (HUM)
Jackson School of International Studies
- European Studies (EURO)
- International Studies (SIS)
- International Studies (African Studies) (SISAF)
- International Studies (Asian Studies) (SISA)
- International Studies (Canadian Studies) (SISCA)
- International Studies (Comparative Religion)(RELIG)
- International Studies (East Asian Studies) (SISEA)
- International Studies (Jewish Studies) (SISJE)
- International Studies (Latin American Studies)(SISLA)
- International Studies (Middle Eastern Studies)(SISME)
- International Studies (Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies) (SISRE)
- International Studies (South Asian Studies) (SISSA)
- International Studies (Southeast Asian Studies)(SISSE)
Linguistics
- French Linguistics (FRLING)
- Linguistics (LING)
- Romance Linguistics (ROLING)
- Spanish Linguistics (SPLING)
Music
Near Eastern Languages and Civilization
- Akkadian (AKKAD)
- Arabic (ARAB)
- Aramaic (ARAMIC)
- Biblical Hebrew (BIBHEB)
- Chagatai (CHGTAI)
- Coptic (COPTIC)
- Egyptian (EGYPT)
- Ge’ez (GEEZ)
- Hebrew (HEBR)
- Kazakh (KAZAKH)
- Kyrgyz (KYRGYZ)
- Modern Hebrew (MODHEB)
- Near Eastern Languages and Civilization (NEAR E)
- Persian (PRSAN)
- Turkic (TURKIC)
- Uygur (UYGUR)
- Uzbek (UZBEK)
Philosophy
Political Science
Romance Languages and Literature
- French (FRENCH)
- Italian (ITAL)
- Portuguese (PORT)
- Romance Languages and Literature (ROMAN)
- Romance Linguistics (ROLING)
- Romanian (Romance) (RMN)
- Spanish (SPAN)
Scandinavian Languages and Literature
- Danish (DANISH)
- Estonian (ESTO)
- Finnish (FINN)
- Latvian (LATV)
- Lithuanian (LITH)
- Norwegian (NORW)
- Scandinavian (SCAND)
- Swedish (SWED)
Slavic Languages and Literatures
- Bulgarian (BULGR)
- Croatian-Serbian (CR SB)
- Czech (CZECH)
- Polish (POLSH)
- Romanian (Slavic) (ROMN)
- Russian (RUSS)
- Slavic (SLAV)
- Slavic Languages and Literatures (SLAVIC)
Social Sciences (SOCSCI)
Sociology (SOC)
Speech and Hearing Sciences (SPHSC)
Statistics (STAT)
Women Studies (WOMEN)
Zoology (ZOOL)
College of Built Environments
Architecture (ARCH)
Built Environment (B E)
Construction Management (CM)
Landscape Architecture (L ARCH)
Urban Planning
School of Business Administration
Business Administration
- Administration (ADMIN)
- Business Administration (B A)
- Business Administration Research Methods (BA RM)
- Business Communications (B CMU)
- Business Economics (B ECON)
- Business Policy (B POL)
- E-Business (EBIZ)
- Finance (FIN)
- Human Resources Management and Organizational Behavior (HRMOB)
- Information Systems (I S)
- International Business (I BUS)
- Management (MGMT)
- Marketing (MKTG)
- Operations Management (OPMGT)
- Organization and Environment (O E)
- Quantitative Methods (QMETH)
- Strategic Management (ST MGT)
School of Dentistry
Dentistry
- Dental Hygiene (D HYG)
- Dental Public Health Sciences (DPHS)
- Dentistry (DENT)
- Oral Surgery (O S)
- Pedodontics (PEDO)
Endodontics (ENDO)
Oral Biology (ORALB)
Oral Medicine (ORALM)
Orthodontics (ORTHO)
Periodontics (PERIO)
Prosthodontics (PROS)
Restorative Dentistry (RES D)
College of Education
Curriculum and Instruction (EDC&I)
College of Education (EDUC)
Education (Teacher Education Program) (EDTEP)
Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (EDLPS)
Educational Psychology (EDPSY)
Special Education (EDSPE)
College of Engineering
Aeronautics and Astronautics (A A)
Chemical Engineering (CHEM E)
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)
Electrical Engineering (E E)
Engineering
Industrial Engineering (IND E)
Materials Science and Engineering
- Ceramic Engineering (CER E)
- Materials Science and Engineering (MS E)
- Metallurgical Engineering (MET E)
Mechanical Engineering
College of Forest Resources
College of Forest Resources (CFR)
Environmental Science and Resource Management (ESRM)
Paper Science and Engineering (PSE)
The Information School
Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs
- Biomolecular Structure and Design (BMSD)
- Graduate School (GRDSCH)
- Global Trade, Transportation & Logistics (GTTL)
- Individual PhD (IPHD)
- Molecular and Cellular Biology (MCB)
- Museology (MUSEUM)
- Near and Middle Eastern Studies (N&MES)
- Neurobiology and Behavior (NEUBEH)
- Nutritional Science (NUTR)
- Quantitative Ecology and Resource Management (QERM)
- Quaternary Sciences (QUAT)
Interschool or Intercollege Programs
School of Law
School of Medicine
Anesthesiology (ANEST)
Biochemistry (BIOC)
Biological Structure (B STR)
Comparative Medicine (C MED)
Conjoint Courses (CONJ) (Check School of Medicine)
Family Medicine (FAMED)
Human Biology (HUBIO)
Immunology (IMMUN)
Laboratory Medicine (LAB M)
Medical Education (MEDED)
Medical History and Ethics (MHE)
Microbiology (MICROM)
Molecular Biotechnology (MBT)
Neurological Surgery (NEUR S)
Neurology (NEURL)
Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB GYN)
Ophthalmology (OPHTH)
Orthopaedics (ORTHO)
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (OTOHN)
Pathology (PATH)
Pediatrics (PEDS)
Pharmacology (PHCOL)
Physiology and Biophysics (P BIO)
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences (PBSCI)
Radiation Oncology (R ONC)
Radiology (RADGY)
Rehabilitation Medicine (REHAB)
School of Medicine