Table III-32

Number of Courses Listed and Percentage Taught During 2001-2002 by School

School	Courses Listed	Percent Taught
Alabama	82	62
Albany	80	61
Alberta	42	85
Arizona	60	70
British Columbia	39 MLIS 21 MAS 5 Ph.D	85 MLIS 88 MAS 0 Ph.D
Buffalo	42	88
Clarion	39	87
Clark Atlanta	33	100
Dalhousie	35	60
Dominican	62	82
Drexel	108	81
Emporia	47	96
Florida State	94	83
Hawaii	54	78
Illinois	56	82
Indiana	71	83
Iowa	55	73
Kent	43	77
Kentucky	43	88
Long Island	52	75
Louisiana	55	73
Maryland	94	71
McGill	36	80
Michigan	81	85
Missouri	65	63
Montreal	42	90
NC Central	46	89
NC Chapel Hill	95	77
NC Greensboro	142	96
North Texas	112	90
Oklahoma	41	69
Pittsburgh	90 MLIS	86
Pratt	58	53
Puerto Rico	59	59
Queens	49	79
Rhode Island	43	88
Rutgers	56	71.4
St. John’s	50	58
Simmons	81	85
S. Carolina	64	68.75
Southern Conn.	55 ILS	78
Southern Miss.	46	59
Syracuse	96	56
Tennessee	57	89
Texas	126	67
Texas Woman's	63	65
Toronto	59	86
UCLA	85	67
Washington	58	90
Wayne State	61	80
Western Ontario	54	77
Wisc. Madison	51	66
Wisc. Milwaukee	60 MLIS	85
Range	5~142	0~100
Mean	62	76.00

• British Columbia- PH.D courses will begin being taught Spring 2003.

• Drexel- Of the 108 courses listed 30 are Undergraduate and 78 Graduate - seven of which fall under the rubric of INFO 780 Special Topics. Percentages are 90% Undergraduate & 77% Graduate.

• Illinois-Indicates five of the 56 courses in catalog have multiple special topics that vary widely in content and frequency of offering.

• McGill- Indicates seven directly supervised courses are optional so they are not listed in total of 36.

• UCLA- Indicates in its two-year program many courses are taught alternate years.

• Wisconsin-Madison- Indicates the 51 courses listed do not count independent study & dissertation hours. Also this year many additional courses were taught for the first time by new faculty members under topic numbers; new numbers have yet to make their way through the university committees.

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