NTR 312 Intro to Nutritional Sciences (FIRST SESSION)

• No prereqs will be encorced; registration system will allow anyone to register
• The 112L lab will not be taught in summer.  NTR majors (and 18-20 catalog PBH majors) can take it during the fall.

NTR 326 Intermediate Metabolism (SECOND SESSION)

• Highly encouraged to catch up or get ahead - this is a prereq for many other NTR classes!
  
  
• Enforced: BIO 311C and NTR 312 with C- or better (it's ok if these are being taken during first session)
  
  
• Credit/concurrent registration for CH 320M will not be enforced during summer (but it will be enforced during fall and spring)
  
  

Some NTR courses have pre-reqs that may differ from the Course Schedule.  Please see below for commin registration questions and any pre-req changes for FALL 2019 NTR courses.

NTR 312 Intro to Nutritional Sciences & NTR 112L Nutritional Sciences Lab

• Most seats are "reserved" for nutrition and pubic health majors.  Non-majors (including prospective nutrition majors) can also add/waitlist.  Priority is given to nutrition majors and graduating Public Health seniors.
• Must be taken together (or 312 in summer, then 112L in fall for nutrition majors or 18-20 PBH majors). 
• Add lab first, then lecture - waitlist for two lab sections if needed
• Correct pre-reqs:
  • C- or better in CH 301
  • C- or better in a calculus or statistics course. Options: M408C, M408D, M408N, M408R, SDS 302, SDS 304, SDS 306, SDS 325H or SDS 328M
  • Credit or concurrent registration for BIO 311C, CH 302
    
    
• NTR 112L must be added first and then NTR 312 once you are registered for NTR 112L.  If you are on a waitlist for NTR 112L, you must wait to get in before you can add yourself to NTR 312.
  
  
• NTR 112L isn't like a biology or chemistry lab, so it can be combined with other science labs.
   

NTR 307 & NTR 107L Intro to Food Science & Lab

• Nutrition Majors: 
  Add NTR 107L lab first, then NTR 307 lecture.  You are required to take the lecture NTR 307 and lab NTR 107L together. 
  
  
• Non-Nutrition Majors:  You are eligible to register for NTR 307 by itself.
  
  
• For those planning to become NTR majors by fall 2019:
  NTR 107L will be opened to non-majors on Friday 5/3 and during add/drop.  Please add yourself/waitlist 107L on 5/3, or during add/drop.  You will need to be in both NTR 107L & 307 by the time school starts to keep your spot in the classes.

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prereq Updates for Fall 2019

*If you are currently taking one of the listed prereqs, the system will let you register.  After spring grades are posted, students will be dropped from a course if they do not meet or aren't registered for required prerequisites/co-requisites. 
 

Other things to Note

NTR 365 Principles/Applications in Community Engagement - new course!

• Involves learning and practicing how to teach cooking/nutrition/gardening at local public schools
• Two semester sequence required (likely same class time each semester): NTR 365 (fall) + NTR 365L (spring)
• For BS Nutrition degrees (except HANS):
  • First semester can count towards "NTR 365" requirement or electives
  • Second semester can count towards "3 hrs NTR research" or electives
• For BSA Nutrition:
  • Both will count towards upper-division NTR hours or electives
• For HANS: 
  • Can count towards either add'l NTR hours, or the 9 add'l hrs approved by honors advisor, or electives

NTR 337 Epidemiology in Nutritional Sciences - offered fall and spring; recent time change to MWF 10-11a

• Prereqs on course schedule are correct and will be enforced as stated.
• Can act as/be taken for the "NTR 365" requirement for B.S. Nutrition degrees, except Honors in Advanced Nutritional Sciences (HANS).  For HANS, this can count as "additional nutrition hours".
• Note: some B.S. Nutrition degrees require both NTR 337 and a NTR 365 topic, so please check your degree audit carefully.

Fall-only Courses:

NTR 316 Culture & Food (Global Cultures flag) 

NTR 321 International Nutrition: Developing World

• NTR 331 International Nutrition: Environmental/Social Policies is offered spring only.  
• They each count as a separate 3 hours of upper-division NTR

 
NTR 371 Medical Nutrition Therapy II

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NTR LECTURE & LAB REGISTRATION:

Add lecture first then lab:

• NTR 326 & 126L.  NTR 126L can be taken separately, after NTR 326 if needed.

Add lab first, then lecture (must be taken in same semester):

-Add yourself to two waitlists for the lab if possible.

-Add yourself to the lecture after you've gotten into the lab.

• NTR 312 & 112L - most seats "reserved" for nutrition and public health majors.  Non-majors can still register/waitlist though.
  
  
• NTR 307 & 107L - seats in 107L "reserved" to nutrition majors until 5/2.  Open to non-majors on 5/2-5/3 and add/drop.
  
  
• NTR 218 & 118L 
  
  
• NTR 334 & 234L 
  
  
• NTR 324 & 124L - Spring only course, includes Upper Division Writing Flag. Check prereqs.

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COMMON PREREQUISITE ISSUES: 

You may need to request a PREREQUISITE WAIVER in some cases, to avoid issues during registration.

Please email at headvising@austin.utexas.edu with name, EID, and explanation of situation if:

• For NTR 355M: You're taking ACC 310F or ACC 311 concurrently outside of UT/via University Extension and plan to register for NTR 355M the following semester.
  
  
• For honors students who have NTR 312H/312R credit:  you may have issues registering for any upper division NTR class that lists "NTR 326" as a prereq.  Please contact your advisor if you have any issues registering.

NTR 355 Undergraduate Research and NTR 352 Field Experience in Nutrition are restricted courses and require confirmation from the supervising professor to grant registration access.

A confirmation email from the supervising faculty member (typically Dr. Herzele for NTR 352) must be sent to Kelsey Lancon, Kelsey.lancon@austin.utexas.edu, either by the supervisor or forwarded from the student.

Once the confirmation email is received, you will be given access to register for the course. It is ideal that we receive this before the 4th class day of the semester, if you hope to enroll in the course. 

Some NTR courses are taught in the fall semester only or spring semester only.  NTR courses not listed below are typically offered every fall and spring. 

Fall SEmester Only

• NTR 321 International Nutrition: Developing World*
  
  
• NTR 365 topics vary each semester
  
  
• NTR 371 Medical Nutrition Therapy II 
  • Could be taken before NTR 370 if you are in your senior year and need to take NTR 371 first in order to graduate on time the following spring.
    
    

Spring semester Only

• NTR 331 International Nutrition: Social & Environmental Policies*
  
  
• NTR 365 topics vary each semester. Typically Nutrition & Genes is taught spring-only.
  
  
• NTR 370 Medical Nutrition Therapy I 
  • Could be taken after NTR 371 if you are in your senior year and must take NTR 371 first in order to graduate on time. 

*NTR 321 and NTR 331 are different topics of International Nutrition, and they count as separate courses.  They would each count as 3 hours of upper-division NTR credit.

The following flag requirements must be fulfilled before graduation. Please see the Center for the Skills & Experience Flags website for more details about each flag.

• 2014-2016 Catalog and earlier: lower or upper division Writing flag (Wr), upper-division Writing flag (Wr), and Quantitative Reasoning (QR)
• 2016-2018 Catalog: lower or upper division Writing flag (Wr), upper-division Writing flag (Wr) Quantitative Reasoning (QR), Global Cultures (GC), Cultural Diversity in the U.S. (CD), Ethics & Leadership (EL), and Independent Inquiry (II). 

Specific courses required for your degree may already fulfill some of these flag requirements, however you will need to select courses that contain any remaining flags needed by the time you graduate. Flags can be fulfilled by courses taken for other degree requirements.

The following NTR courses contain flags.  Please check the Course Schedule each semester to confirm available flags and to check pre-requisites. 

WRITING FLAG  

• NTR 338W Issues in Nutrition and Health - Required for all BS Nutrition degrees. Optional for BSA Nutrition degree, however must meet prerequisites stated in Course Schedule. 

   

• NTR 338H Issues in Nutrition and Health: Honors - Required for/restricted to BS Honors in Advanced Nutritional Sciences 

ETHICS & LEADERSHIP FLAG  

• NTR 331 International Nutrition: Social/Environmental Policies - Taught spring semester only.

INDEPENDENT INQUIRY FLAG  

• NTR 355 Undergraduate Research - Must receive permission from supervising faculty member to enroll.

   

• NTR 338W Issues in Nutrition and Health - Required for all BS Nutrition degrees. Optional for BSA Nutrition degree, however must meet prerequisites stated in the Course Schedule. 

   

• NTR 379H Honors Tutorial Course - Required for/restricted to BS Honors in Advanced Nutritional Sciences or students pursuing Special Departmental Honors.