The data on majors and co
majors, as well as the current roster list were obtained from student lists for
each semester. Until the fall of 2003 the
information was extracted from the data on the University’s SIS system. Beginning with the fall of 2004, the
information was extracted from the Banner Student system. Because the migration from the SIS system to
Banner occurred in the spring of 2004, information for that semester was not
available. For that reason the spring
2004 numbers in the majors’ and co majors’ tables are estimates based on the
adjacent terms. The information on
graduates was obtained from the Registrar or from the University fact book.
The data in the tables and
charts count all undergraduate students who are following Arts and Sciences
Majors or Co-Majors, including those in CoBA, Nursing and
The advisor list includes
only Arts and Sciences students.
All documents in this set
are .pdf files, which can be read using Adobe Acrobat Reader. If Acrobat Reader
has not been installed on your computer, you can obtain a free download by
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and following the instructions on that page.
Index to Tables
and Charts
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Advisor List as of October 12,
2006
This
document lists the primary academic advisors for each student in the college as
of the date on the report. Although it
was extracted from the student data in Banner, the document is not dynamically
updated. We plan to issue updated
advisor lists regularly through the semester.
In the meantime, any person with access to Banner Student Baseline (not
Self Service) can view the list of any student’s current advisors through the
SGAADVR form.
I
have been asked to post a list that can be sorted. I plan to do that soon, but I wanted to post
this updated list as soon as I extracted it.
Course
Enrollments Fall 2001 to Spring 2006
This document includes section by section
enrollments in all courses offered by the College from 2001 to 2006.
The list is organized by subject, not by department, and each subject is bookmarked.
Majors
The information on majors for the
semesters before the fall of 2002 was extracted in 2002 from lists obtained
through the Registrar from the SIS data system.
The data for the fall of 2002 and the spring and fall of 2003 were
obtained during each semester from the same source. Beginning with the fall of 2004, the
information was obtained directly from the Banner system. Since students may declare their majors at
any time in the semester, the semester counts are a snapshot of the number of
majors at the time the information was collected. Since data were collected at different times
each semester, semester-to-semester trends should be viewed with
skepticism. Changes over longer periods
are more meaningful.
This
table gives a semester-by-semester count of students in each major within the
College.
This
table reports the information on majors as a percent of the total number of
majors.
Table
3: Majors and Co-Majors: Fall 2005
This document contains lists of all students who are currently accepted majors or co-majors in each program. The information is arranged by department or program.
Chart
Set A: Overview of Majors.
The five
charts in this file display the number of majors each spring in each
program.
Chart
Set B: Overview of Majors-Percent of Total
The five
charts in this set display the data of Set A expressed as a percent of the
total number of majors.
Graduates
The
number of graduates reported for each year is the total number of degrees
granted at the May commencement of that year and in the August and December preceding
that commencement. The data in this table are reported as actual numbers
of graduates.
The number of graduates reported for each year is the total number of degrees granted at the May commencement of that year and in the August and December preceding that commencement. The data in this table are reported as percent of the total number of Arts and Sciences graduates.
This
file includes two charts for each set of degrees. The first shows the actual number of
graduates. The second records the same
data expressed as a percent of the total number of degrees.
Co-Majors
Table 5 and the charts in
Chart Set D display information on co-majors.
Departmental
Charts
The charts in these files include major and graduate data displayed on separate graphs for each major. As in Chart Sets A, B and C, the data are displayed both as actual numbers (the line charts in the set) and as percentages of the total (the bar graphs). I also included trend lines where possible. The trend lines are the smooth lines labeled "poly" on each graph.
Classical and Near Eastern Studies, English, Modern Languages, Philosophy and Theology.
Art,
Music, (Dance), Theatre.
Chart
Set G: Natural and Physical Sciences:
Biology, Chemistry, Environmental and Atmospheric Sciences, Physics
History,
Political Science and International Relations, Psychology, Sociology and
Anthropology
Chart
Set I: Mathematics and Computer Sciences
Computer Sciences, Mathematics
Chart
Set J: Professional Division:
Communication Studies, Education, Exercise Sciences and Athletic Training, Journalism and Mass Communication, Social Work
American
Studies, Graphic Design, Health Administration and Policy, Justice and Society,