There are multiple methods you can use to search the Course Catalog. You can search by keywords, subject or perform an advanced search using specific criteria. Use the Subject Search feature if you know the full name of the course.
This knowledge article demonstrates how to search the Course Catalog using the Subject Search feature.
Step 1
While logged into Owl Link, click Course Catalog on the Home page.
Step 2
The Search for Courses and Course Sections screen appears. Click the Subject Search tab.
There are two methods for using the Subject Search by typing a subject in the look-up field or scrolling to locate a subject.
Step 3
In the Search for a course subject, type the name of a subject, e.g. Communication, then click the subject hyperlink.
The search results displays. Use the Filter Results pane to narrow your search by applying additional filters such as Availability, Locations, etc.
Step 4
Select Continuing Education Level under Academic Levels. This will show only Continuing Education courses.
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Scroll down and under Terms, click Show All Terms.
Select your desired term, e.g. C E Spring 2021. Note: Selecting any term which begins with "C E" displays all Continuing Education courses for that specific term.
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Step 5
Click your desired term, e.g. C E Spring 2021. Note: Selecting any term which begins with "C E" displays all Continuing Education courses for the specific term.
Step 6
Click View Available Sections for your desired course, e.g. COM-325 then click Add Section to Schedule.
Step 7
The Section Details dialog appears. Click Add Section.
A notification message appears at the top of the screen, the Add button is disabled, and the course displays as Planned.
Step 8
To return to the Course Catalog landing page, click the Back to Course Catalog link.
Attached is a quick reference guide entitled How to Search the Course Catalog. To access the guide, scroll down to the Attachments area, located below the Related Articles section, and select the PDF to download it or click View to view it.
Note: After planning your course(s), you must enroll and register. For additional knowledge articles, scroll up to the Related Articles section.