University Scheduling Office

View Spring 2022 Courses in PDF
(Last Updated: 2/4/2022)

Please click the link below for a list of classes that exclusively use digital course materials that are free of charge to students and may have a low-cost option for print versions.

View Spring 2022 Zero Cost Courses in PDF
(Last Updated: 2/4/2022)

Schedule of Classes

University Scheduling reserves instructional space for events and special programs, including but not limited to college and department meetings and extracurricular programs and activities.

Requests are typically accepted coinciding with or following completion of appointment registration for continuing students. Refer to schedule production timelines for specific dates.

Instructional space will not be reserved for dates during Commencement or on which the campus will be closed.

See Instructional Space guidelines for additional information, including scheduling priority.

Faculty and Staff

Faculty and staff who wish to reserve instructional space should submit a request online through Astra Schedule. Requests should be submitted by a designated college, department, or program scheduler at least 5 days prior to the event. See the Astra Schedule Guide for additional instructions.

Student Organizations

Students who wish to reserve instructional space on behalf of a student organization or club should contact Information and Event Services (IES) in the University Student Union. Guidelines for Campus Facility Reservation may apply.

Off Campus Organizations

Off campus organizations who wish to reserve instructional space should contact the Facilities Use Coordinator in the Division of Administration and Finance.

It is possible to search the Schedule of Classes for online and hybrid sections. The steps outlined below indicate how to search for online and hybrid sections by using Instruction Mode criteria.

The following instructions are available as a PDF file.

Searching for Hybrid and Online Sections using Instruction Mode

1. Point your browser to the online GET Schedule of Classes.
2. On the search page, select Cal State University, L.A. from the Institution drop-down menu. Select the appropriate term from the Term drop-down menu.
3. To search for open sections only, verify that the Show Open Classes Only checkbox is checked.
   • To search for sections regardless of whether they are open or closed, uncheck this box.
4. Click on the arrow next to Additional Search Criteria.
5. A series of additional drop-down menus and fields will appear.
   1. To search for online sections, select Online from the Mode of Instruction drop-down menu.
   2. To search for hybrid sections, select Hybrid from the Mode of Instruction drop-down menu.
6. Click on the Search button located near the bottom of the page.
   • If the search results will return more than 50 sections, you may receive a message indicating so. Click OK to continue.
7. The search results will return all sections that meet the Mode of Instruction criteria you entered (i.e. Online or Hybrid).
8. Review the list of returned sections.
9. To view the details of a course section, click on the Class number.
10. Note that the mode of instruction (i.e. Online or Hybrid) is displayed in the Class Details area next to Instruction Mode.
    1. Below is an example of Class Details for a hybrid section. Note that hybrid sections will have multiple meeting records. One meeting record reflects the face-to-face instruction meeting days, times, and location; one meeting record reflects online instruction.
    2. Below is an example of Class Details for an online section. Note that online sections will only have one meeting record reflecting online instruction.

Searching the GET Schedule of Classes for Zero Cost Course Materials (ZCCM) Sections

Effective January 1, 2018 all CSU campuses are required to identify course sections that exclusively use digital course materials that are free of charge to students and which may have lost-cost print options. Sections meeting these qualifications are identified by the respective academic department and are referred to as Zero Cost Course Material (ZCCM) sections. The steps outlined below indicate how to search for these sections in the GET Schedule of Classes using the ZCCM course attribute. Download these instructions as a .PDF

1. Point your browser to the online GET Schedule of Classes.
2. On the search page, select Cal State University L.A. from the Institution drop-down menu. Select Spring Semester 2018, or the appropriate term, from the Term drop-down menu.
3. a. To search for open course sections only, verify that the Show Open Classes Only checkbox is checked.
   b. To search for sections regardless of whether they are open or closed, uncheck this box.
4. Click on the arrow next to Additional Search Criteria.
5. A series of additional drop-down menus and fields will appear. If you want to search for ZCCM sections using additional criteria, for example, MATH sections that are also ZCCM, ZCCM sections on specific days of the week, etc.; select or enter that additional criteria from the related drop-down menu(s) or field(s).
6. From the Course Attribute drop-down menu, select Zero Cost Course Materials. Then from the Course Attribute Value drop-down menu, also select Zero Cost Course Materials. Click Search.
7. If the search results will return more than 50 sections, you will receive a message indicating so. Click OK to continue.
8. The search results will return all sections that carry the ZCCM Course Attribute, and which meet the additional criteria you entered, if applicable. Below is an example of search results of ZCCM sections in EE (Electrical Engineering). To view the details of a section, click on the Class Number.
9. Below is an exam of Class Details for this particular ZCCM section. Note that the Zero Cost Course Materials notation is also indicated on the Class Details page. To exit Class Details and return to the list of search results, click on the View Search Results button.

California State University, Los Angeles, does not permit discrimination on the basis of disability in admission to, access to, or operation of its instruction, programs, services, or activities, or in its hiring and employment practices. Also, the University does not permit unlawful harassment based on a protected disability. In addition, the University does not permit discrimination or unlawful harassment based on an applicant’s, employee’s, or student’s relationship with or association with anyone with a known protected disability.

Upon request, the University will consider a request for reasonable accommodation(s) when needed to facilitate the participation of qualified individuals with protected disabilities. Reasonable accommodations will be considered to permit qualified individuals with protected disabilities to: (a) complete the admission/employment process; (b) perform essential job functions; (c) participate in instruction, programs, services or activities; and, (d) enjoy other benefits and privileges of similarly situated individuals without disabilities.

Questions, concerns, complaints and requests for reasonable accommodation or additional information may be forwarded to Human Resources Management, Office for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, the campus office assigned responsibility for compliance with the ADA. The Office for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion is located in Administration 606 and is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., (323) 343-3040, or TDD: (323) 343-3670.

Information regarding:

• The General Education (GE) Program
• Academic department subject area abbreviations
• The Course Numbering system
• Graduate Degree Requirements

Wait list capacity is unlimited (999) for all undergraduate sections. Sections that require add consent and/or have co-requisites may not be compatible with automatic enrollment from waitlist functionality.

Additional information for students and faculty regarding wait lists may be found online here.

Information about security, emergencies, evacuation plans and the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report can be found on the Public Safety website.