<p>Does anyone know what an "N" means when prefixed to a class? Is there a list out there that can tel me what all those letters mean? :p</p>
<p>From the Online Schedule of Classes page, in the “Course Prefixes/Suffixes” option field:</p>
<p>“N prefix - Summer Session not equivalent to regular session with the same number.”</p>
<p>Wait, really? o.o because that might mean i would have to redo a class for my major… which would be a huge pain seeing as no counselors said anything when i was taking it. -___-</p>
<p>Yeah, you should probably clear that up with an advisor. Under the “Policies” section of the Berkeley Summer Sessions website it says: </p>
<p>“Course numbering in summer is the same as during the regular academic year, with one exception. Courses with the same number and title as the Fall/Spring version but which differ in a significant way (unit value, hours of class meeting, or a change to the course description) carry the prefix “N”. This indicates the course is “not identical” to the Fall/Spring versions.”</p>
<p>But hasn’t EE20 been EE20N all the time for quite a while now?</p>
<p>I think the rule only applies when it’s a prefix, not a suffix.</p>