The Course Information component gets the most up to date details about a course from the WKU Course Catalog to place on your site. Details include the subject code, course number, hours, details, and semesters offered if available. These components can placed anywhere on your page, but they work especially well in the main column content area or snippets like modals, cards, or accordions. Adding multiple course components to a single page can negatively affect load times. For displaying information about a program, see the Program Information Component.
A subject code is two to four letters that identifies the department or program offering
the course. Departments and programs may have more than one subject code.
Ex. ENG, ENGL, GEOG, or ACCT
A course code or course number is the group of numbers (and sometimes letters to designate
sections) for a specific course in a program or department.
Ex. 101, 200, or 450G
Displaying a single course in a content area. This example demonstrates how a course would look on typical page.
BIOL 500 Introduction to Graduate Studies and Research in Biology 3 Hours Introduction to research techniques and experimental design, with an emphasis on on-going research at WKU. Also includes an introduction to research-related resources at WKU. Recent Term(s) Offered: spring 2022; fall 2022; spring 2023; fall 2023; spring 2024; fall 2024
Displaying a course inside of a card snippet. Use card snippets to contain your courses and organize them on your page.
ENG 520 Introduction to Graduate Studies 3 Hours
Basic bibliography and bibliographical problems; research methods requisite for the MA thesis and scholarly publications; methodologies of recent critical essays.
Recent Term(s) Offered: fall 2023; fall 2024
Course information inside of a modal snippet. A modal snippet can move the details of a course off of your page and into a pop up window.
Course information inside of an accordion snippet. Similar to modals, accordion snippets can reduce the amount of content on your page by placing the component inside of a collapsed accordion.
NURS 500 Advanced Physiological and Pathophysiological Concepts 4 Hours
Normal physiological and pathophysiological mechanisms of disease are used to explain human responses to potential and actual health problems across the life span as a foundation for clinical practice, decision-making and management.
Restriction(s): Enrollment is limited to students in Nursing Practice (0011) , Family Nurse Practitioner (0449) , Psyc Mental Health Nurs prac (0479) or Nursing (149)
Recent Term(s) Offered: fall 2022; fall 2023; fall 2024
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